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fazed by the same dispositions to th» profit of the pro. tole. lm this stale, wht L muss De a traaxitory ue, | peerante ehall be ea a “Vempora: tly Deuce’ ment . At the same time are granted the rght of por- eduring thei close (; 4), 001, #10 the ooosent of the oprielors, they may acquire w full proper'y the arabe | 6 abd uther appurtensL ser which are & | bea Wo Whew a6 & pe mM scent boa vg (ji ) By tue aoqumition fe full property of the quantity of lund dxed the peassuts ave free ‘10m their Obligations tewarss the propriniers fer lano thus purebysed ano they enter detluit oly ine the ornditicn Of free peabane—lasuboidera \paysans Be brea—zrep retatres) By & sp cia! disposition concer n'ng the domestica (gens Ge la dow aticrio—doorevye) a rausitory alate ts xed (0 Shem adapted to tbeir occupst ons and the exigencies of Morr perition, On the expiration of + verm of two years, @ tiny from the day of the promulgation of these dis Prsitiens, they sbalt yererve theur full enfranoasemeat 800 Femme rem ry UD MDUni+ies The aco dibg 10 Abewe {uaramental prinoiples that the eh p Bone bave Deea formulatet #bich deine the fu Bare organizarwn oF the peassuts and Of the domectice tana, whico establish tbe order of the general 4 TOL wer arion OF Lois Oss aud epecity 1a Al Weir docaue Abe Tights given to the peasants wad to the dowes ws, a+ Well ae the obligetions iwposed upoo Wem towards the government and towards she proprietors. ‘Aitbough tbese Gepositious, aneral as well as local, wna the epectal euppreneptary rules for somo particular Jooalnues, for we \aucr of sm«!! proveietors, aod for the Prasente who work tn the Maufsc-Ories and estantehmen's (as es) OF (ue proprietors, bave Deen, a (Ar 4s Was Yon Bie, sdeptes 10 ecowOM cal MECKE=!Liew Bud local Cussoms, Beverthoiese, Lo preserve the existing stare where I pra: 208 Peo procsl ad vAniages, We Juave 16 to (Do Proprietors to come / awicale terms with the p vssate and to cou Glude trvasactious relative Lo Lue extent oF tbe Lerritorial allotment and to the amount of rental to be Axed io cou. Bequence, observing at the sume time the estadtishea Juice & guarantee the inviolaniity of Sucb agreements, AS the vew Organizetion , tu consequence of the inevita- bie oO mpleaty of the changes which 1: necems sles, can- Det be wmeclutely put inl execution ; aa & apse Of time } necessary, @bich caupet be than two years or Beereaboots, to avoid ai misunderstanding and to proieot bic ane private tut reste during this interval, the sys- on (regime) actlally existiog ov Ube properties of jan i- Owners (seigneurs) will ne maintaived wp to toe moment when & new system shall have Deen tusiiuted by tho Completion of the reanired prep ratory measures. e For which eud we have deemed it advisable to or- fib — 1 Loostablish (9 ech district (gowvermement) » special @ourt for the question «the peasants; it will bave to in- Vestig.to the alfiirs of the rural communes established @u the lane of the lords of the so (sexymeurss 2 Toappoimt in each distitet justices of the peace to Wveetiguic on the sp.. all mwunderstandings and dis pokes which may arse on the occasion of the istroduc- ‘Won Of the new regulation, and to form district assem- Dilee with theve justices of toe psioe. 8 ganiz? in the # igaeurial properties communal ‘admn‘strations, and to this eas to leave the rural com- mounes ‘m their actual composition, and to open ia the Barge villiges cistict wd omistrations (provincial bearde) by uniting the small communes wader oue of ‘abeve district administrations. 4. To formulate, verify, aod confirm in each rural dis- Strict or est.ve a charter of rales (wncharte i usta ata }), im which shel be enumerated om the ‘Dasis of she ical Statute, the amount of laud reserved to the prasavis in permanent enjoyment, and tie exten of the charges which way be exacted trom them for the Benefit ot the proprictor us woil for the land as for other advaptages granted by bim. & To put these charters of rales into execution as they Bre gradually condrmed tp each estate, and to latroduce ‘their definitive execution withio the term of two years, @eting from the day of publication of the present Bauresto. 6 Up to the exptration of thie term the peasants and domes ics (yens de la domesticve) are to romain in the game obedierce towarcs ‘heir proprietors, aud to fuilll their 10. mer obligations witbont seruple. 7 The proprtevors will continue to watoh over the Waivtesance of order on their eutaves, with the right of jurediction and of pobce, until the organizstion of the ses (volostt) aud of the district tribunals has been Aware of als the difficuities of the reform we have un- @ertaken, we place above all things our confidence in the geooners of Divine Providence, who watches over the destinies of Russia. ‘We avo count upon the generous devotion of our faith- fol nobility, and we are happy to testify to that body gratitude it has deserved from ns, as well a8 from the country, for the dis- interested support it bas given to the accomplish- ment of our designs. Russia will not forget that the nomility, acting solsly upon its respect for tne digaity of man and ite love for its neighbor, has spontaneous: Fenounced rights given toit by serfoom actually sbolwnod, ana Jaio the joundation of a new future, which is thrown epen to the peasants. We aleg entertain the drm hope that ‘it will also nobly exert its ulterior efforts to carry out tne Dew reguiation by maivtaining good order, in a spirit of Peuce and benevolence, and that each proprie.or will com- Pleve within the limits of his property the great civic act Accomptished by tue whole boay by Organ zing theexist- ence o the peasants Comiciiiated on bis estates, ant of bis @cmes ics, under mutual aivantageous ¢ nditions, tacrcby: SB Ving to the country popalation the example of a faitnfal Ano ovnecientions execation of ‘he regutations of the Stat! The numerous ex»mpies of the generous eolicitade the proprietors for the weifare of their poatants, aud of ‘the grasitude of tae latter for the beneveleut sulicitude of their lords, give us the hope that a mataal understanding ‘Will vetile ‘the majority oF complicating, i kome cases fevitable, in the partial application of geueral rules to the ciiferent conaitions under which isolated estates aro Piaced; that ip thia manner the tracsition from the au- Glens order of things to the new witl be facilitaved; aud that the future will erengtoea definitely mutual con- foes a good understanding, end the usauimous inpul- sion lowards public utility To render the transactions between the proprietors and ‘tho peasants more eagy, tn virtue of winch the latter may: a@cquive in full property their close (esctus, homstoad) tnd the land they Occupy, (he governavut will advacee ReriBtance accor’ ing We pecial regukition, by means of doaps or a transfer o1 d acumbering an estate. We thus contidently rely upon the upright feeling of ‘We bation. When the first news of this great reform meditated by the governments became Gidused among the rural popu- dation, who were ecarcely propared for it, it gave rise in Bome instances to misurderstandings among individua! More intent upow liberty than minuful of the duties wabelt it imposes, But geaerally the good senee of the oo not been wanting. It has bot misunderstoo. either the tnapirasions of natural reason, which saya that every who accepts freely the benefita Of rociety owes it in return the fulfilment of certain positive obligat! nor the teachings of he’ Chijstion law, which enjoins that “every ene be subject unvo the higher powers” (3t. Paul to Abe Romans, xii. 1); avd to ‘reader to all their dacs,’ ‘and, above ail, to whomsoever it belongs, tribate, caa- tom, reapect acd honor, (Ibid.,7 ¥). It has unierstood that’ the proprietors would not Bo deprived of rights le- gaily acquired, except fora fit and sufficient inie unity, ‘or Dy & voluntary concession on their part; that it would be covtrary to ail equity to accept this enjoyment ‘of tue jands conceded by the proprietors without accepting also fowards thom equivalent charges. and now we with confidence that the freed serfs, ‘im the prosence of the now future which is opesed before them, will apprreiate and recogaize the considerable sxc: fices which the nobility have made on their bebalf. Thy; Will anderstand that the biertiog of an existence supported ‘upon the base of guaranteed rty, as well asagreaver Mberty in the administration of their goods, eutails upon ‘them, with new cuties towards society and themscives, ‘the obligation of justifying the protecting desiges of the Jaw by a loyal anu judicious use ef the rights wnich aro Bow accorded to them. For if men do not labor them. selves to insure their own well boing under the shield of ‘the laws, the boat of those laws cannot guarantee it to them. Jt is only 4 assiduous labor, a rational employment of their strength and their resources, # e#trict eoouomy, and, above all, by an honest life, a life constantly n- Spired by the fear of the Lord, that they can arrive at Prosperity and insure ita developemont. ‘The xuthorities entrusted with tho he by prelimiaary measures the execution ganiation, ‘and of prosiding at it# inguguration, will have see that this work is accomplished with calmness and Fegularity, taking into account the requirements of tho @easone, in order that the cultivator may uot b> drawn away from his agricultural labors. Let him ty him- self with zeal to those labors, that he may be able to daw from an ebundant granary the seed which he har to confide to that jand which will be given bim for porma- Pent enjoyment, or which he has acquired for himself s# his own property. ‘And now; pious and faithful people, make upon thy forehead the sacred sign of the crors, and join thy Rr? to ours to call down the bi of she Moat nm thy first free labors, the sure of thy wellbeing, and of the public ity. Given at St. Poterrburg the 19th day of Fobruary (Qiarch 3) of the your of graze 1361, the revent of our reign, ALEX ANDER. Letter from the Emperor Announcing the Rescript, ‘The Journal de Saint Pete: sbowrg of March 7 publishes the followimg receipt addressed by the Kanperor Alex- ander to his r bia Imperial Highness the Grand Doke Constantine Nicoinievitch:== Inrraiar Hicnswe—I have signed today tho manifesto which concedes to the ita of the the righta of free cultivators, and [have sanctioned the genoral and Jocal regulations as weil as those concerning the peasants ‘and domestic serfs freed from the glebe—menmures that had been previously examined under prosidentahip, in the superior committes snpoiat to examine the question of the peazan' , and then submitied to the de- Iiberations of the council of the empire, On this day, #0 memorable for Rursia, the im- pulse of my nd the feeling of duty make me cesirous of expressing to you my most earnest and pro found gratitude for the exactitade, dospaten and per fect conformity with my vewe and expectation with which this important afir of state han been ® conclusion, Since the 16th of the day on which you were called on tq form committee crented for the projected reform ‘you hays incessantly taken the moet active part in all my labors, and when, after the completion, in the month of October, labora of the subordinate com- of this vast work, the correction and completion Projects, the solution of all the ‘anoortatation that arore the thie work; lastly; the drawing up of several now Within the period dednod I invite your Highness to exprees incere of iperior -gommlice ciatst ms question Peacante the indefatigable ‘and meritorions activity, Tebsll pet forest the manver iv which your mpperial Aig be and all the membe 8 of the saverior commition bave actos 00 tbiR Important ceaasion, mad eab myeett all Russia will preserve the remembrance of y beyond adouns, The future is Keown w God wloue, and tbe fps! suorer# of “be great work uode cn de pends on Fis boly wtil, aiwaye mor iful, Nevertboless from (bis bie heneeforth, we cau say 4 OUrRalves, WILD & trangu I conscience. What we have emphryea fur tae comph bor OF thw #o kK every means in our power, and we can hope Remoly that Prvioencs, who proteote’ oar well beloved country, wi) bless the accom iichmeat of our és gue, the purity of whch te kuowo vo it Ip fanctionivg the projects revating to the emancip. tion of RE pessunie dud Comesiic serfs, alk 1 the Rettle- ment Of their conoition fr the future, L have deemed it \nOisPeneAd'® to take measores at the sarue t me for the organization of the eatire rural elise upon general aud uniform bosea. With thir object | crea'e w apecial com mittee, ubder my immediate direction, of whica k CU 8 I Mber 19 NO Oreing to yru the presidency T the joven, that whem wequsinted w my view wirhes in thfs maticr you wilt act vely umsertaxe with your nepal geal, that nothing can diminish the lanora of this frerh work, #o mtimste.y convected #)iL the one ready terminated | remaid ever, your owiially afc ticnate ane grateful ALEXANDER. br. Perexssvne, Feb. 19. qame Prence. Tho Paris Paivie has an ediorial on the preseace of he Pownce of Urlesus at the funerat of the Duchess of Kens, fod w ks whas sich a demonstration means, It Axys the Engieh provle bave ko particloation tp euch manifest sions, and thaoke tod that the great interests of tue World are LOY Bubor timate Us the o-price of Oius te The Beb pot Poitiers bad been cov: pe’ by the Coureil of state to ve formally repeimaaded for bis late mandement on \be Roman quesion. A Varis letter says Lora Cowtey hud demantet ex planath pe from the Corki h gevervment resectiog sho expeoitiod to Ady seiLia Aad the aba xstion of souse tered tory at Aden!es Very warhke ramors continued in circulation in Paris, and bad depreseed the Bourse, Rentea, however, ou tho 20th, closed fi mer at 67 80. Austria. ‘The Vienna journals susie that the Emperor will not open the Hapgarian Diet in person, but will proceed later to Busia for his coronation. The statement that Austria was concentrating large bodies of troops tn Venetia, and msking warike prepart- tions in general, is reiterated Tt was said that 50,000 Men were in movement. Ausirian officers were said Ww regard hostilities #8 wore ant more probabl he Paris Patre avd the Pays assert that the move. ments of Austria on the Po were purely dotensive. It confirmed that the Aus riaus bad evacuated cer- vain pesttions on the cther ide of the Po. ‘Several French editrs, on an excursion to Venice, had been roughly expeiled, motwithstanding that their pasa- ports were vised by the Austrian Emoasey at Parts ‘The Exoperor of Austria had sanctioned the proposed political reorganization of Trassy!vauia, by which that province will be restored to ite former position of sutovomy. A Saratuaty <eafics took place at Lippa betw en the n and the Roumate tnbanitants, on whe occasion of the elections. Three persons were killed, and fifteen seriously and many slightty wounded. Portagai. ‘The Chamber of Dovuties nad been dissolved. The Ministry, under direction of the Marquis of Loule, would continue to direct public affairs. ‘The Danish beater preparatio: government was making ng to be ready for all eventuabties. The Seventh aat Cwentiew Daitalions were about tw receive orders to march for Sunderburg and Schieswg Ov tae 16cn april the effective of the battalions will be doubied A Dattery of rifled cannon is ready, and taree uthers after the Freach moet will be ready in’ May. M Rasslot, Ministegof Holstein, tad boon compelied to tender his resignation on account of having ‘ailed wo deciare to the Estates of Hoistein that by article thirveon. Of tbe Provisortum the budget had been already sub- mittea to the Estates, potwiths anding that a resolution had been unanimously adopted tn the Mivisterial Council ceputing M. Reaslolt to maka this declaration, The King had accepted bis resignation. M. Hall, President of the Counei), bad provisionally assumoa the portfolio for Holsvein. According to advices from Copenhagen the Ministry Will not subait the budget to the Estates, but will state that their reguiationa ta reference thereto are contamed iu paragraph 15 of the provisioral constitution, Tarkey. Tt is aeserted that in consequence of an invasion of Spitza, io Aybania, by Gurnaldiaus, the represoa'atives of the Powers at Constantinople had inatsted on the Porte’ Og & MIXEd COMm@IRSON LO the Herzegovina #coutinued in Herzegovina between the in- surgente and the Turkish troops, ibe Porte is raid have refused to submit to the Powers, before promulgation, the reforms it intends io grant, apprebending thst toe priyect of a permanent Toe Powers are taid ty have insisted on compliance with ‘heir Gemand. The Sard:nian Arobassador at Constantinople bad pro Vented ogainet the ewbarkatioo of the sequestres arms on board tow Banshee at Gaiaz Su H, Bulwer de’ended the Act on iternationnl grounds. Rosnia wos said to be menaced with Anarchy of tho mort alartoing characcer. Austria bad forbidden the ox- port of arme into Bosnia, and had seat a body of troops to the Iromiers, Ind nd Chin The lettors from [0 tia sud Ohtua md nothing of m9- ment to what bee Doon alrondy received by tolograph. ‘The United States steamers Hartford and Dasota were at Hong Korg, and the magna was at snanghae. quite BOW treaty was ignored by the Mancarins at Feo now Lord Elgin reached Trieste on the 20th ult., om route for Englana. THE LATEST NEWS: BY TELEGRAPH TO QUEENSTOWN. Brew, March SL—=A, M. ‘Te Federal Council has, at the iaetance of Sardinia, ap pointes federal commissioners fur atjusting the affairs of the Ticino Bishopric, The Confederacy will be held st Terta. ‘Tun, March $1, 1861 ‘The Ovinione of to-day seye it has been notified by the Marquis De Avegiio, on the part of the Queen of Bagland, that her Majesty would receive bim in the nawe of the King of italy, The Federe) Council has made « similar declaration to our Miniater at Ber!ic. May, March 30, 1961 The Perseverance of to-day says the movement of the Austrian army is continued. Orders have been given for the construction of additional works to the fortilications of Pola. Markets. LONDON MONEY MARKET. Friday, the 22h, was « wtrct boltiay on ‘Change in London. ‘On Thorsday, tlie 28th, tbe funds were neavy and duil, and conrols ‘declind },, closing at 214 a % for Money, aud 91K a or accowp tL. In the general ciscount market there was a good dte- ‘mand for money at 6X @ 7 per Cent, but the appucations at the bank were comparatively movlerate. Messrs. Cappa Brothers,cf London, in che Levant trade, had suepende Liabilities cvout £10,000 Two additional failures at Manchester are reported, viz:—Leopold Samson, @ buy ig egeot, for about £30,600, aud 8, J. Haue, merchant, for about £20 000 ‘The weekly returne of the Bank of Eogiand show an in- crewse of bullion of £154,031, Messrs. Baring Brothers & Co. quote bar silvor 68. S¢d.; dollars, 48. 11 5;d., momical; eagics, 764, Livexvoon, Maret S0—A. M, LIVERPO = =COTTON MARKET. No business has bor. done since Unurseay, the 28th— Jeeterdey bowg Good Friday and Wo day & heliday—tu whe cotton trade, 0 Brokers’ Circular iseaed on Thursaay RayS:—"' The advices per Adriatic #0 fully coni-med the moderate estimates of the crop, with a marked falling off tw the receipts, that prices, stimulated by a good general demand, were quoted fully 4d. per pound dearer on Mou day: since then the inquiry has bean less active in conse- quence of the uneettied state of the operatives in the Se geengeect | districts, and the market closes at baroly }@ per pound advance tn American on last Friday's q10- tations.”’ Sales of the week, 65,970 bales, incluuing 72,620 on speculation and 14,100 tor export. On Thuraday the market wos quiet, with sales of 8,000 bales, including 2,000 on speculation and for export. Meesre. James Howitt & Co. say the advances of one. cigbth waa partially lost, and tho market closed a frac- Hon over last week. TRADE AT MANCHESTER to the trouble among the operatives, but gee. BREADSTUPPA. Thore hag been 10 corn market since (he 26th, on whieh day there was no material change inany article. Mosers. Wakefield, Nash & On,, report under date of evening of the ath, flour doll of ealea at barely rates of 26th. Wheat quiet but eteady. Corn in moderate request at a roduction of 94, per quarter since the 26th. te dull, owin prices are PROVISIONS, Reef and pork very dull, Nothing paseing. Bacon slow of pale, at 408. a Lard steady, at . @ 668. for chotce American, Choose and butter unchanged, Tallow dvli and bolders anxious ) realize, Batchera’ Associa tion sold at 66s. 9d. LONDON MARKETS, Merars. Baring Bros & Go. report:—tnelish wheat Is. a @. dearer for Gno, Foreign firm at previous rates, [ron vory flat, et £6 for bars and rails, Bootch niga 47s. ‘Sugars buoyant and fully 91. per lb. dearer, ee and quiet, Tallow quiet, at 58s. 6d. fory.¢. Tea un- ged, Congou Ie. ais. id. Oils inactive, Linseed iid, Spirite of turpentine not quoted, American securities quiet and unchanged. Livenroot, March 90-—P. M. — cotton market is cloned in consequence of the boll. readstaite 4 quiet be! atoady. Provisions dull, Loxpow, March 10--P. M. Consols close at 91% a 915; for money, and 91% a OLY for account. Sales of illinois Contral shares at 27 @ 96 discount, and Erie shares at 27 a 28. Havas, Maroh 28, 1861. ‘The cotton market opened buoyant, and prices advanced slightly but clowed dull. New Oricans tres ordinaire 106 francs, do. baa 100 france. Sales of the woek 12,000 bales, Siock in port 264,000 bales. The K ne 0 8, thet Avas WorTa, Apr’ a She Governor of Kaneae withbolin the certiNicaten of election to Moeeere, Lane and Pomery,aa the United States Senators, on the ground that there le some doubt na to the legality of the election, there being an excess of the number of yotes cast, a . NEW YORK HERA FINANCIAL ANO COMMERCIAL. Torspay, April 9—6 P. M. The Custom House returns of the trade of the port for the month of March were completed to- ay, and we eubjoin our usual comparative ta- >. March.’60. Murch.’61 6,700 061 8.04 187 For En’, for warehoure Free goods .., Sp:cie and bullion. 6 163 698 £92 O48 for cousnmpt inn To'al tmport Withe'n trom w Cash duties B.1t4 011 3)A77,045 Frroam 6 098 687 Bpeote and bullion... Total oxports,..... $9 219,078 10010417 Ja Atl 304 Total,exel’ve of speoie 5,876001 8,128 164 11 629 692 We thus learn that while the exports of prodace continue to increase regularly, aad were larger Jast March than during avy previous March in our history, the imports of foreign goods were less last month than they were during the correspond- ing month of 1880 and 1859. The falling off in oar imports is the netural frais of our political troubles and of the disenssion which preceded the passage of the Morrill tariff; the inerease in our exports is due to the failure of the European harvests last year, which hag created an unusnally active foreign demand for American breadstaffs aad pro. There is every reason to expect that the eucceeding months will exhibit the same features, in these respects, as March. Our imports, now that the Morrili tariff has gone into effect, will naturally continue to decline, while the agriculta- ra) prospect in England justifies the expectation that Europe will continue, for many months to come, to require all the food we can spare. The specie movement in March compares singularly with that of the correspouding months of the two years last past. In March, 1859, New York ex: ported specie heavily, and imported little or none in March, 1860, New York was a moderate ex- porter, but took very little from abroad. In March, 1861, New York exported little or no specie, and that to the West Indies, but imported over @ mil- lion @ week from Europe. The contrast tells the tale of the gradual inclination of the balance of trade to this side the ocean. It may be remarked that, notwithstanding the troubles at the South, and the abeence of Southern trade at this port this season, the amount of goods marketed during March does not compare as unfavorably ag might have been supposed with the corresponding months of 1860 and 1859. In March last, the goods marketed amounted, according to the above table, to over $12,500,000, against $18,200,000 in 1860, and $17,000,000 in SOY. Atthe corresponding period of the year 1860 trade was in a very prosperous condition, Money wasin fair demand at 5 a 6 per cent on call; bank- ers asked for their sterling bills 10894 a 109, which barely allowed a profit on exports of coin. The spring imports had not been excessive, and both the South and the West were expected to consume large quantities of goods. The earnings of all the Northern and Western railroads without excep- tion were showing a handsome increase over the previous year. The banks held $22,599,132 in coin; their loans averaged $130,606,721. Missouri State sixes were selling at about 83; New York Central at about 7724. The general prospect was very encouraging; the only dark spot in thr horizon was the litde cloud which overhung the commencement of the Presidential campaign At the corresponding period of the year 1859 the general trade of the country was good, though the impending outbreak of the Itellan war had injored commerce and credit in Europe, and we had of course shared in the injury. Money in New York was worth not over 4a 5 per cent on call, and bankers were get. ting 10974 110 for their bills on London, and were consequen‘ly shipping specie freely. The banks held »748,667 in specie; their, loans amounted to $129,865,7. Missouris were selling at 89, and New York Central at 77%. The weak Spot at that time way the West, the crop of 1858 having been very short; the merchants of the West were neither paying old nor contracting new debts; railroad earnings were falling off, and in Wal street, notwithstanding the abundance of money, the bear was the winning side. A comparison of the above periods with the pic ture presented by the state of our trade and finaace at the pregent time is ful! of iastraction. We subjoin our usual comparative tab current fiscal year:— 1868-9. $18 606,747 10 624,176 $A O49 OT 18 478,296 16 643 655 35 642'934 18.67.46 10 694,600 24 896,002 jocemper.... 18,344,625 18,908 98 January 19.447 963 21,766 673 18 $48,370 39,366,380 16,941,607 20,820,456 23,580,126 15,208.61 T'l 9 moe.$160,202,172 180,683,500 151,410,813 Case Duties Jaly.. $3,887,205 4,851 246 4,604 06 August 8,646,118 4.243,010 4,498.43 Sep emper 2,672,956 2.908 600 3 034 803 Ocober 2.054 834 2 818,760 2 692.078 November... 1,706 629 204164 1,794. 748 2.020 896 2,848,888 1.171862 $478,401 8,809,165 2,050,202 8 528,668 3.378 O45 2,628,736 3.168 011 8 477,646 2.459 926 Tl 9 mos. $26 368,786 3,076,806, 24,716,064 Pxronm™ ov Downenc Pronvex, see $4,771 962 4,058 O89 7,625,113 4,600,272 i 6,082 314 « 9,282 931 4,762,779 10.067 380 6923611 * 1h,462 701 6,882,172 10 610,945 5,298 143 10.277 925 5.609 387 10 236 420 6,998 657 10,690,907 49,490,165 Exrorts ov Srect. Joly... 10,061,010 Avguat «+ 2,901,802 6,409,785 September... 3.239.601 §,267,681 October. 3,028 405 5,344,159 x 4,883,123 2,062,129 865,602 977 009 2,361,663 Tl 9 mos. .#41 062,264 40,730,119 There is nothing new in money. It is impossi- ble to lend large sums better then four per cent per annum, and several brokers aro refusing money at that price. First class paper at 5a6 per cent is much wanted, Capitalists will proba- bly avai] themselves of the panic on the Stock Ex change to seek employment for their money in dividend paying securities, The foreign exchange market continues dull. Some leading bavkera have sold sterling bill» at 107%, while others are holding st 107% @ 108, Francs are called 5.25 a 27%. There are some good produce bills in market which are picked up at 106% a 107; but still the complaint among the bankers Js of the scarcity of mercantile exchange, A fresh panic assailed the stock market this morning, based on the notion that war was about to brenk ont at Fort Sumter. The boars put ont their contracts boldly, and a general decline en- sned. ‘The impression among many of the best informed members of the Board is that there is no basis for the idea that Sumter is to bo reinforc bat there is no reasoning with panics, and there Was no resistance to the downward movomont. Between the boards the market rallied; in the afternoon everything was % a 1 per cent better, and cloned firm at the reaction, At the morning board United States sixes declined 34; Tonnnes- wees, 14; Virginias, 124; Missouris, 1)4; Califor- nias, 2; Panama, 1; New York Central, #4; Pa- cifle Mail, 1%; Erie, 234; Hudson, 1)¢; Har. lea preferred, 2; Rending, 144; guaranteed, %; Michigan Centsal, 3%; Illinois Contral, 3; Galena, 1%; Toledo, 2; Rock Island, 2%. The closing prices, which were, as stated above, 4a 1 per cent above those of the morning, were as follows: —Tennessee 63, 72024; Virginia 6’s,71 | 100 Hud River RR .. 41 4; Missouri 6’s, 6034 a %; Canton, 13% a 15; Cumberland Coal preferred, 774 @%; Delaware and Hudson Canal, 88% a 8934; Pennsylvania Coal, 80; Paciile Mail, 80a 4; New York Central, 7474 & 75; Erie, 26a 14; Hudson River, 41a 4; Harlem, 4a}; Harlem preferred, 37 a 34; Reading, 3944 a %; Michigan Central, 52a%4; Michigan South- erm and Northern Indiana, 1444 a 4%; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana guaranteed, 3314 a %; Panama, 110% a 111; Mlinois Central, 73 a 4; Galena und Chicago, 69% a4; Oleveland and To- ledo, 31 a4; Chicago and Rock Island, 61% a 4: Chicago, Burtington and Quincy, 69% @ 7034; Mil- waukee and Mississippi, 11 a 12; La Crosse and Milwaukee land grant bonds, 9 a 11; Winois Cen- tral bonds, 91 a 95, The business of the Sab-Treasury was as follows | to-day:— Receipts $205,510 39 —Fer 6 54000 00 Pay mente , 205 463 25 Balacee 8,248,503 69 ‘The steamship Persia arrived this morning with Liverpool dates to 30th, Her commercial news is unimportant, the day previous to her sailing bay- wg been Good Friday. Breadstaffs were quiet, cotton unchanged, the funds dull at 91% a %%, Minois Central 27 a 26 dis., and Erie 27a 28. The ircutar of Baring Tros. & Co. states that there is »o change or movement in American stocks. The London Times of March 29 notices and quotes the market as follows:— 1p &2¢ colonial marke’ there havo been few changes of tnpertance Grand Trunk of Canada stoct clued ratber fut ut 2034 @ 214; the ordinary bonds, 3) a 41; and Lue co. 66a 63. American railway seouritiva closed 8 yesterday. Canada five per con's, 100% a 75 2 littwovs Central 6's, a 87 DO. Ts, IB7B. eee es yes a 87 Do., $100 shared, $80 paid. a 26 10. Wb Pid... seseseese a Michigan Central 4's, con , 1869. a 56 Lo. sink ng fund $8, ’82. a 88 Lo., $100 soares, a bb Micbigan southern & a 70 Do $100. shares a New York Central 6's, 1883 a 87 Do. Te, 1864 a 93 Do. 7's, 1876, a 93 Lo Vs, 81 a 04 Do. $100 ehar a 7 Do. 24 moriguge, 1859... assented, Do. 3d mortgage, 188: aw Do. bends, 1862, "71, °7. a 68 Do, saree, ueaented. a Panama let wort 7 aio Do, 2) mortgage a oo Penosy ivania Central er a 87 No. 2. mortgage. = OL Do. , $60 ebares.. a 38 Phiiade phia and Reading 6 a & Do , $0 ebares........ fe a 26 The following is comparative statement of the exports (exclusive of specie) from New York to foreign ports for the week and since January L:— 1869, 1860 164 For tho week + $1,363 039 1,600,602 2.045 BAD Ereviowsly reported” .14,950.966 20,846,594 88,664,018 Since Jenuary 1....$16,304,066 22,437,280 35 674 006 We are requested to draw attention to the oall for a meeting of the stockholders of the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Company, which will be held at the company’s office, No. 12 Wall street, on Thursday, at one P, M., for the transaction of important business. The steamship Persia, arrived this morning, brings about $280,000 in specie, consigned as fol- lows:— Ra, Stove & Co. c £400 ROA Buck &0..., 9980 Order... .... 13,720 Calvin adams 00 H. D. Brockman & Bapk of America... 20,000 C0.....cescseceee 750 J. O. Baker & Co... 2000 Barclay & “ Living- Oliver Moses & C 1000 ston......... Nesmith & Sons.... 1,240 Wella, Fargo & Oo Holmes, Tupper & John ©. Tracy. Son. . -$286,790 last evening, has The Edinburg, about half a million dojjars on hoard, consigacd arrived as follows: The last statement of the Bank of England shows the following variations as compared with the previous week:— Tnevease. Decrease, Public deposite.. £191,760 ~ Other deponite — £847,324 Notes in cirevis 657 880 - Rest : . 16,034 - On the other side of the accoant— Government securities, no change) ~ Other reour ities 200,20) pa Coin and bullion 4,081 so Notes unemployed. Fear : — £485,496 The Central Railroad of New Jersey has de- clared a dividend of two and a half per cent, pay- able 15th instant. The Macon and Western ftail- road Company, Ga., a quarterly dividend of three per cent, payable to New York stockholders at the Bank of the Republic on and after the 1ith instant. Mr. James Robb, special Master in Chancery» for that porpose appointed, advertises in the Illinois State Register that he wiltvsell, under a decree entered in the Macoupin Circuit Court, the St, Lonis, Alton and Chicago Railroad, and all appurtenances, fixtures, &c. Sale to take place May 22, 1861, in the city of Springfield. We read in the Charleston Alercury :— Ata meeting of representatives from all the banks of this city, held at the Planters and Mochaaics’ Bank, oa Wednetday afternoon last, the 3d tnet., it was Resolved, tbat the representatives of the banks pros- ect at this meeting will recommend to thelr respective banks to redeem, on the demand of the Confederate go- vernment, in cotp, their bills which mey be received in payment for subscriptions to the Confederate loan in South Carolina, agreeably to the terms and proposals of the Secretary of the Treasury, as get forth in bis circular to the several banks of the 27th March, 1561. At ap adjourned mecting beld yesterday afternoon, re- Porta were received from all the banks that they bad ac ceded to the foregoing resolution. We learn, from goot authority, that although no formal action has been bod upon the ubject, the baaks of thie city will probably of the proposed take sunopg thom at least one million joa. Steck Exchange. ‘Toray, April 9, 1861. 125 sha Harlem RR... 600 Californ! 2000 Brook City w 1. 8000 Harlem Ist mb 101 T200OMCSpelmefod.o\ 93 2000 Mich Bo 24m b 61 £000 Mich So sk f bde 4 aa 96 6 55 ebe PanamakR.. 110 60 Hank New York. 92 5 tank of Com.... 96 26 Mer kx Rank 60 280 wo do.. aoe 60 Chi, B&QRR... ity LD, WEDNESDA!, APRIL 10, 1861—TRIPLE SHEET. 400 NY Central RR.. 74% $60 do 4% 100 d0......m10 694 264 100 Cleve & Fol RA. 31 (0 26° 900 do......810 3h 100 > 1 3% MO chia RET RR... bt” | eS Ske abetome 7) My) «(00 Ohi, Bar &HQRR pref. 87 . REPORT Tumoay, April ¥—8 P.M Amix8 —The market was quet and sales oondaod to Pmal lots of both sorts, av $5 B14. Bxeavsrvrrs —-Fioor—Cho market was leas active, aod prices were easier for common aad stats brads, The rales embraced about 16,000 bbdis., closiag within the Tebye OF Lhe TOOWIDg Quobatious)— Buperine Suate......... $516 a 6 90 Extia state, good to chore 2686 a 600 superfine Wertern... 1616 @ Common W choice Weetern extra, 0 @ Mixed to straight Southern... , +556 a Seraight 1 good extra do... eae oe Oe Choiwe extra family ana bakers’ brands... 745 @ Corn meal, Je and Brandywine. + 21 @ ° Canadian flour was beuvy, with sales uf abs CObug ab $5 56 « $7 0 for exira orands. So Wur [es8 Active utd orice’ heavy. Phe about 1,200 bole., closing Witius the range of ~wve quotations Kye flour was steady a our few with, sales of 160 bbls, Corn meal was quiet at our ogiros, Wheat was heavy, with the turn of the markes in favor of purchasers, Saies were cua eof 60,000 Duswols ab rather lower rates—viz: $1 42 & $1 06 for ware Wostorn and Kenwicky; $1 96 # $1 48 ror rod do ; $1 204 $452 Gor Ted State, Chicago spring aud BLiwaukee CUD; BL 00 (or white Canada, aud about $1 30 for Canaoa cluo Cora bag Geclined le, #8 zc., with Bales of 50,000 bushels, cnwtly Weetern mixed, ot 61,0. 4 68 fur aow, aud 665 a 61 gc. for oid. Oais Were active and lo. higher, Nothing uew in rye or barley. Corto.—The market was jess buoyant, though without charge of moment in quotaiwns Toe sues emoraced about 1,600 bales. We quote middling uviauds at 12%. 12% ¢., With small iow trom store reported at Lic. for midaling uplands. Correx.—The market i steady. Rd sold moderately within the range of Lio. a13\4g¢ , with some Lagayara a dc. @ 14%0., aud Java withus toe range of 16% o al134 9. Freon? —Co Liverpoo! 3.000 @ 4,000 bbls. tour were | engaged at 23. 9d.; 20,000 ousbels corn at 9M%a.; and | 18,(00 do. in ships bags at 40d; and 6,000 bushels whoat th thipa bage at 104C., and Gud 4 7L0 Dales uf cotton at 8 16d. To London—2,£00 bbls. hour Were engaged as 38. 60., and 10,000 Dusbels Wheat to Duk at Didgd. Rates were steady for Glasgow and for Havre. Far, —Raisins were steady and in air demand, with sales Of a few hundred boxes us $2 1734 & $2 20 for lay- ers and $1 60 (or bunch. Gusxy Ciera. —The market was steady, with limited pales at 100, casb, 10 1046 1X moNtDH. GUNNY BaGs were sweady, and heavy woighis wero Broty held at IzXe a 180. ‘ baY.—vales of 1,600 vaies were reported at 750. 4 800, for nhipping, and at S6c «996. oF city uke The stew er Nushvilie carried out @ large cargo for Charh stou Hors.—Lhe market was inaotive abd sales oontived to some 20.0 40 bales ab 2c, w2dc, We laser Agure for srpail lots of choice. IRON.—Seoted pig was firm, wich sales of 200 a 800 pigs wt $20 60, Fix mouths. —The market was without movement of import. ance, while prices for both sorts of mockiand, im tae av- BeLCE OF BALES OL MOMORL, Wert DOGINAl. PRovisions —Pork.—Tbe mow ke t aus firm, while sakes of 200 w20U bbis. were reportes at $17 3744 for mass (held ‘AL ibe ciowe at $17 60), aoa prime u $12 764 $13. Beef was firm aud unchanged: the sakes were as $375 @ £0 874 for repacked mess, and $10. SLL for extra, prime mers Deef was cuiland uomina), Deet hams were sold ab $14 w $15 60, with little cou g. Cut meas were stoady, with sival sales at 6c. a 65go. for shoulsers, and as So. adie. for hams Bacon was couipal Lard was tirm auc ia goud demand, with sules vl $00 Dols at Ge. a 0/40. Butter wae seuing at Lio. a 20>. for fair Ly prime Save, and 100, a 140. to: Ohio, Covese raged from Te. to 100, for common Lo prime cairice. : uns was steady and gules reported within the range of © iS the a! ar d with fair sales, including withia the range ot 440, a 6Xo., aud Porto Rico ab igo. @ 6c. SeEps.—-Timothy waa quiet and nominal, while there wes «fair demand for clover, with mouvrates Bales at Ime. Warskky.—Sales reached 500 bis. at 18 \4o. SPKCIAL NUTIUBS, EIBS OF SKAMEN WHO SERVKY UN LOAGD THE United States ship Levant please calloo THOMAS 4. BKAYNAKD, 81 Wali street, OTICE.—TRE MEMBERS AND FA(*KDS OF THE Bryant Association wili meet at the Merce. Monee this at }2 My b» pay the lost tnbutect respect to the late Jerry Bryant’ By orderof JNU. Taxa, Chairman, Jonn Sousson, | eoretary. B COMPANIE OTIVE TO INBURAN’ IN. surance Company which has issued any policy, or taken any risk upon the Dutldings (berned on the night ol April ty inst.), on the preiines Keown ay the Broom, oF Shyu plese, situated on the liyde P: sites perth of Poughkeepsie, will cont thereof to LUTHES KR. Mati, attri No. 6 Ping street, Dated New York, April 8, 186 10 KOUTHERN BHIPPEA. Weave made spoctal arrangements with the SAVANNAH OCUseTOM HousB for “pasatng’’ oonanin on nt for" have fireproof bi nded Warehouses for votes imu! Rem m1 sonth Carolina, ( iwinnn and Texen aitched to the invo' forward goody, Mark wy y ‘Gur expresses are sent ovarlana daily, and by “vary aoam &. via Savennad, ern ana Weslern Expre sew as here fore, BARNDEN'S EXPRESS OOMPANTY, No 74 Broadway. ea toy motion y for the heirs, MPO AMERICANS VISTHING GREAT BatPAIN, 14 land or the Gonuivent of urope —Ladies aod gentle! from the ttates of Amorics or Canada, visiting wrewt tite: or auy part of to avoid ce ay, expense, CD ts duly vi Kigdom they parpoes viuting, by sol otherwige, 0 W.J, Adams, Bradshaw nental Guide Oflice, 69 Fidet street, the greatest exp dition and despatch. mounted, eased and name k itered in signature of the American Minister Amnerican passports hand Fos nite for tra: editions of Bradshaw's Britiah and Gout Handbooks, Murray's Buglish and Forely Fhrase Books, &e. Bxperieuoed Courters may be bad oa ay lication at the office Of W. J. ADAMS, 0) Ficet #iroct, Aon. ion, Eogland, WINES AND Liquors LEMING'S PREMIUM GOLDEN ALE. Sample Room 158 Broa y r. drink aod notbing to pa: and are not DEPOT N. ¥-—A Card. —Plo who drink Goid: ever dr ak. no pay Is re . shen: hal in stone bottles ia peckages of Sto 8 dozen, and shipped to all parts, PIEKCE BREAN, sole Agon'. Two Sitver Medals on Pxhibition, ~ ———======= OUULISTS AND AUMISTS. 1 R, POWELL CAN 8E CONSULTED fore for the past twenty yours, on the B HRRETO. nd Bar, at 852 Broadway, above Twaifth street. Sight and hearing’ re stored in muy cases Litberto deomed hopeless, Artilicial eyes inserted, LOTHE TARGE ORDER FOR @800 CAST OFF CLoTatNa— 40 purehass, for San Franciseo, Onlitagnis — ‘Teulemen, if Fou wieh 10 Ret » fair price far your ‘arpeta, Furni\ure and Jewelry, ihe best yo note to B. Minty, No. 79 eixili avewus, w\ wunged yt, will be dealt with to, your wetlat by Mire. Mintz, No 79 Bixth aveous, be teen Mighth «tree: and Waverley place, | 18 City Hall plece. 5 $$$ ney 100 Galena & Obi" Wit *f | ~~~. - PERSONAL, NY LADY WISHING 0 ADOPT AW INPA A Katty of A mericae parenin, mo de ro age Re Mire &. bmith, stacion A, hpring str @, Sew tock DOPTION —WANTBD, a F Alvive mou ad. bation Baek Bee apply Rer of bob MaGk C10 ASORE iT {De tol rg ABGUIRh of ues, 00% dow from the ore Sint sno Bignth suree'& Witieuned A. FpXOUMAVE PoRsorran rie awe. A. + Poour Krudwas weat |aked day. Have mowed. 145 or ~ bee’ ‘aa RANTS’ MIN-TRELO—LAsP You did not meet me ry ond ax Decengagement. Fi 1% 0 He raid offiee ASAT GT. noe Me. Be lene widrens a nace to one, VANNIE—ARGIVEO HOMG TOR Day NIQUT, Able F it well, Your F—— Knows I waa in Phil, Bid Betletter with mouey? Write De LORM: ANNIE —WHY DOK® JH bank +— = to shed te hanignart rays in Urving tines tks thoee whens one Word “oul dispel every bicdew dour ¥ on his way ee aS See ae F (Da MM WILL aDUmios a box 16 Hera d oie wath will hear of -anething to ber S610 BOB, whem he tan be Kt 4 seen. aha [APG Rt ATICN WaNsBD—OF JB wanapr aged I! years: left home apr) 5, has care bair, blue av any jacken, and of pressing appearance, Had oa biask esp, bl brown pais, Ac) tarormal vin hd be Lina res celved by bis mother, Mra. d, corer of Kevtow amd Recond streeia "oboken, L M— —W—I Wad TABS UP f OID BOR + seo yon How diappo nted 4 (eit you van weil Imagine, Will you call again or write met 10 4—N AKSON.—TO-Ds¥ (SEDSEO40), AT TAYLOR! lower saloon, at ive 2eock Be punctual ae K’ * * + —THe ASTERLINS ARB AIGET not B uteVE, ‘The last wan r eatver, but thet ar ta woeke age herefo e be carerul, Bow my heart aches 10 eos you, E EFT His RESITENOE, ON FRIDAY NIG@T, BB. iween Sand 9 o'slick, @ young man named Gomeliag Phelon. Ile ts about twenty one years of age and about Ave feet, even ands half tnebés nigh, when he left sume be Wore & gray oat, Diack pants and cop, brown vest and Ooa- gress gaiters. Aby invormation sonce-wing hia whereaboute Wl be thank’ oily received by his moiner and family, ab SO. = R. HeaVeY ALi EN OLNEY —IF THis SOOULD meet the eyeof this gentleman, he iv requested (0 ovme Inunicaie win his motber, and also’ .o Mr. culiwell, and ta return io England immediateiy. as his presence is required OLD PLACB TO- ere istimes = cHB /ILLIAM WATERS, FORMBSLY OF REOOLIFF P, rade, afterwards of Buldwith atret, Bristol, at'y requested to comminicate with his inter Martha, now staying at Onatle Gard-n, New York Aire, Martha Pamiey, care of Mx, Wilitim Jones, Case ate dow, New York. po nell, AES SS BB EE Ree Wk cB, LADY, WHO VBS EMDAY KODE oP Broadway trom the Post office and alter sarde 4119 MP**"D otivet, nddi eed w lime in ¢ sail ae 3,311 rost ofice? denos © J. 0, box ILLTaM B. | RARTOK AND RICHand B Hhousebuilders, will please carl on ‘tae an tersigaed -_ rong ol oe Any Lag et ey ehher oF beth the above persvna will piaase shrews the Pos: oltice, box 604. is wands BP GREEN 00+, 73 Ulam atront. W ILL 4HE YOUNG LaDy, Wil) 5MiLeO BO IRAE sis'ibly to the gontiemam with a light oout at ins % ferry, New York #d, Anout won O'i0ck 0a “ue: te: d her address wo box 1,400 New York cost ole ft © obter a great favor a. B.C. SS RAZ HE FIREMBNS FUND iNSUNANCE JUMPANY, 10 Broudway, N. ¥ hig onmpany paya to the Widow and Orphan Pand of tbe New York Fire Lepartment one-nait of ine protite Over ever per cent, NaTHan ¢ Gdallall, Preaidemt, Lenny BERCKMAN, Becretary, LOST AND FOUND. ORFE LOST—UN Se BLUUMI GOALS BOAD, Monday eveulng about Bo'cock, broke lo se from whe Sago, and had @ portiua of the parses up; be ih & h bout Lit ouude hig, long tau, sith two white she finder witl be jibe ally xewarded by leaving hum af ont Abi ty rightn street, sm. Louis O8 AUB Day. APRIH 9, IN GING PRO 18 Warren street down Broad vuy to Ba. clay street, a letter directed to 6. Michaelis abangeses sa 4 utdemaan sho reilly o} leaving the sane at 1 Warren street, up stale ATURDAY EVENING, 2PAtL 6, VEIUB ng to Brooklyn ‘rom Wulluch’s theatre via Pultam ferry, « lady 6 guid o (huntiag maw), Chatu aad “te at- tached, The tode will be libareily f-warded opum kav! wwe same with W. Higoie cmuich, 1/1 Peart street, corucr ne. STA POCKE BOOK CONTAIN ABOUP $974 IN dat d Novem- wa ber §. 1860, wt thre su neriber, mde by Wm. a iniereat oe Gated Weotmber 2 1869, for $171, nade by b 4. Watroms becriver paya ly araft eda One 1 186), for $388 mothe, made by ears 10 their ow adore 0 sinmat Fy ue d sted made by vant Wy stery Hobokea et 00 qiesdon ba Ab re coved to the #ub~ seh siopped. AN pereume FET, 67 Wall atreat. ¢ apn) 2, 181, tor and endo ved by wn ‘Ube tinder may retain the money askeo, but v HRIAD VAT, ON . AortK between the ooars of ove and twa 1 io eK DNA A gitttabie paid ou of the money by nde pie 0D # Rockstore, 443 and 446 roadway, x, the OSTA BUNCH OP BBYS ON A PaT Ne PLIABLE / evel mips con istlag of even smal keys aod a eWelghiva ocer. ‘The finder will be iboraly rewarded by leaviag fame at No 2d West Rwenty-otuth suret AY BVGSING, A Heavy BULL? wer Slut $4 reward will bs old to any No, 20 seat Trent eth street. ost 4 in Br Cape, with tor 1% Ved Mt bbe bop e ms tof ino, and Will bboraly reward the finder if i ave itat the ferad ottiee OBT—ON DAY EVENING, LA SLACK A Cece aly jar insrted be Uoeraily rewarded by return- QVOONS AND INSTRUMENTS FOUN > ON THe 16TH © of Febraary.—( he owner can have then vy proving pro-~ Ying expenses, If not called for ta vwo deve, posed of, Apply to 2 B., 26 Thuty thiod street, CK AND TAN SLUT; be nagie of bo liar om, and was he throat, where the colar bad onen. Five dol= avdfwil be paid by retaruiag her to J.J. Morris, University place, corner of Vweirth gtrest ON TUBSDA® MO ANTG, Bs Do'rwek in gotog f c to Thirty plach street, ws eunall word Wa! tog cvs, anchor S14, Jeapaere’ ma en dolar reward will be given to the Under by deliveriag te nadie at 475 Sith avenue, 10 the drug store. ae KEWARD.-LOsT, 18 OOLSG B20 comnerot “Thirueth sirvot and Third 7 of Thirty sixth street aod sixth av corner it of Bile, © two $20 bi.ls on the Brond vay Bank; the Dalanor in small bi ls Of vari ue denominavions, In all’ SA. ‘The fircer will receive the ab ve reward by retaraiog Whe same io David Johniom, Laxingion Market, curner of third ‘and Twenty-six b streo:, LOST O& TAKBN, APRIL 9, FROM Vest ixieenth strest, # me family Sitver, above roward will be paid Lf cesurned to same address, no questions asked: Ly TTBATION.—LADIES AD GENTLEMEN, IF YOO ‘want to get the full value of your enet off Clothing, Wnre, Onrpels and Jewelry, the bast you ean dais to BaRKIA, 166 Seventh avenue. There you may be convinesd pon willbe Janik with ‘@ yon salar or rome $7 from 4 wo $18, for o i; for © ta and Vests, from $i apwarts. se Gon't f i” wong Srst sree. Ladies atteuded toby Mee Horie BRITE PRICE PAID FOR LADIES’ AND @ eeeoun! Clothing than elsewhere, Nee to pay te follow! from $3 to 318 f note by, Dost rsgrly sited Yay Yanded to by © wn RARE OHANOR.—LADIBS AND be ar ty have j\at reontved $2,000 to cant of Clo a poeta ye culate ', 9 Seventh evenue, ‘bear boventeenth street Ladson attended by Mra Bike GREAT OPPORTUNITY 18 NOW OFFERED TO LA- dies and gentlemen having Uothing, Furniture and Gar- peiato of. 1 wil! find a cash customer by eof Mote oC Minn, 92 kerenth avenue, betwen Twenty ala ‘and Thirtieth streets. Ladies attended to by Mrw Mish. RE UANTITY OF CAST OFF CLOTHING LaRGr wanted to fill np orders from the Weet. First rate in eurrent money. il be given, and cash id apply ‘@ Jaks WOWONKY. st Boartatront, next bioak £9 Ohatb an ANUTY OF CAST OFF OLOTHIW A RE SPOaRTL, ou", ore, SORES inarket, ra pa i rt ot 30K Drews: Qoate, from, ‘ania, from ‘Onl sed tren GAM streets; will be puncteally attended te, Lae to by Mra D. A SAM CENTLANEN’S FEW AND UBFT OFF 1 Jota, PA whieh the full vaino will be paid’ withent wal! yccting 1 tn w! JA DEMAND FOR CLOTHING.—LADIES aND A, Sank fenrclry, wil rebetvo tha highowt peice wy, eallate na i. ‘el u ve a on Brad ‘A tl Ladle attetded . Harris, 644 Third ayenus, A BETTER CHANCE STILL —LADIES AND GENTLE. men, T have m great id for caat ot C Fur. otieth and Twenty.fire sireste, Pui tended, Ladies attended to b Mra, Anhalt, LL PERSONS FOLBOWING A GOOD ADVICE never Yah Ladin and gentlemen, AR bel 4 call at once or address note by post to where you miny be sure iture, J ceech at see eo aa Er gnee ans wiLt bam He. 000 Seertceayras Far, Ame Eien REWARD-LOST, FAOM A BING, WHILE hy « in Broadway or Canal street, or in a Green. ‘y ‘4 ouby, Of a clear rose color, he above reward will be pald to the finder by 6H) Broadway, or by © hs, Ward, St Wall iret, h 43,074," witl will’ ho return ve William S, maker, No. above teward $5¢ 6% brown and white Spaniel Setter Dog; has tha name of the owner and old address (No 2) Walker om his colar; aoswers to the came of “uioo.” Twenty-ava dollars will be paid for the reiurn of the Dog, and twemty~ five dollars for invormation th J lead to the eonviewon of the thief, Apply wt itt Lixpeaard 2 250 —THE PREMIS68 OF Ti rusly eute ed oo the ere ‘6th imst., aud tos of guid apd ativer Warches wre reward wil be pald for hat be Cp a i fae information to the recovery Of mld PAVE. WAVER, 408 Ninth avers. $500 Br PALO FUR REWARD we BE PAID FuR THs Re Franklin street, om the bp: covery of $2.00) worth of Black silk stolen fromm ight of March WICKS, SMITH & 00. REWARD —i WILL PAY $1,000 SEWARD + $2.000 Rater acters cere a s fo the Jwellmg, Rouse ates oa svhomed 60 the Hyde Park road, about fouemtles noruh of F: kespeie, Koown aa the Brown or piace (the nald A Ta A ae Sate te ies NS ["Siantsbed cos Mea! beortn is on te Srhrerasaee waatean ene was ee Ate . = ono * sw . Tmy Omnibus awaits Hot, cold aud shower: ‘er in attendance, a J Rg ROTEL, raat wereroge