The New York Herald Newspaper, April 14, 1861, Page 5

Tew ot ibe Conertitoastc Rieg— Bam Keeping of Vaiuasvic reckagce— Qusrantine—-Kictes Lew-—Pac rive ‘Teeessud Approp: ‘ou on the Benet Merher Master —Onacter Crempm teston—te port of the Jauteiary Catamisics om Judge Guula, &. Almany, Ap 23, 1861, ‘Tbe blow edminwtered to the “rieg” of ibe Common I by the pasmege of the bill wo lake from tbe Com- Avupolt Lhe cuetty matios oO” CPetracts, aed the mas- Abe Corpie att Ovni Reorder auc Compwolor boar OFOr 1De anmreements, Is oe that dows wot very @l) opoe them, ard heir representatives bere as though thry bed lot ther beat friewas. ‘A motion was wede to recoumder the réfolation ip the Senate to adjourn pune die to day, Jost de they adjournet lest evening, aud thet body ad. ovpr un!!! to-day @hilet that motioe was pead Aiwa preven'ing the resolution being taken to the ly; and that has defeated the movement to ad today. ‘The Arecmbly this mératng pasved several unimportant Us, end then sent into Gommitice of the Waole oa removed uoder Robinson's Relief resvlatioa, The provicing for the rafe ker ping of sitver and valuszie was «rdered to a third reading. The next Committee of the Whole wok up tne Senute time bill, After the bill bad deen read through mover offered a sudsiitue to the wnate bili, The fo the Dill asked for by the Quarantine Cow Before coming to any vote on the substi the House took a recess until the aftervoon. ‘There were one or two attempts made to adjourn ta e House, ‘pat tho parties desiring to could not got their olution the 80:86 The Judiciary Committee made @ report upon the fn- ation of the cha g-s aguimat Judge Gould, for order. g the name of Calman wo ve pisced to toe box, aad to eubstantiate the facts but ask, thas there may no injurtice done, thejprivilege of sittiog during tae the 0688-0f ‘Te bill relative to Madison avenue, which Camp and hed their equabbie over yesteroay morning, was fed’ by the manwuvres of Camp last evening. E LATEST FROM THE STATE CAPITAL. NAL PASSAGE OF THE CHARTER COMMISSION BILL— DEFEAT OF TRE MILITIA OFFICERS’ BILL—1HB TAX LEVY, BTO. Atnany, April 14—12:60 A.M Senate, during the afternoon session, passed the parter Commission bill, with the addition of twelve jmes,and the addition of anotver section, provi jig atthe beads of the departments who arg appointed all not be removed, except throogh charges pruferred the Recorder, until the adjournment of the next Legis- ave, The House coucuired in the amendments this ening, aud ith.esine been signed by the Governor. te keeps Street Commissioner Smith in office, aad pre- te his removal until the new charter is acted upon, 4 wii onab)e him to select the men under him without dictarion of the “ricg ”” he substitute to tho senate Quarantine bill was aiopt- by the House this afternoon, but not with a laree ough vote to insure ita finat passage. The fight of tho stone over the question will Cefeat any legislatin. [the bill to limit the tenure cf military officers to seven rscame up in committee of the whole in the ansem. ‘this evening. Pierce mate a epeech against it, which was an ap- not to try experimente in these peri‘ous times, , Cozans followed in a strong speech tn favor of the it, Ceclaring that the main strength and power of any py was th creaticg a laudable ambition by promotin for thetr resi worth. Ais speech was & strony , and fully auswored the argument for Mr. Pierce, ir. Basznor followed in tavor of the bith. Rick spoke next, He said that he wanted the wuse to anderetaild that the-e was a party in this fate in favor of the constitution of the Soutaern confe- racy. ‘This was no time, in bis opinion, to try exveri- jute, and be moved to strike out the enacting cl suse. The m:tion was adopted by « large vote, and the bill thus billed for tis peesion, The bill regulating milk bronght on the Harlem Rail- lad was ordered to a third reating. in the Assembly, «!l orders of business down to third Juding of bills were laia on the table, aud the dill dy for final action are pow being read ‘The Senate is going into ex-cative session, e Tax levy has not been acted apoa, is @ busy time in Lown houses, SEW YORK LEGISLATORE. * Senate. Atwany, April 13, 1961. The Souate receded from its amendments to the supply U, givg extra pay ty clerks ana $5,000 tv Lima Col- ge. The til: i thas fieally pessed. Mr. Pacssar attempted to take up tbe bill imposing alf a mill tax to pay interest on the Canal loan of 1854, at the motion was kst by 12 to 14 ‘The bil} to impose a seven eighth mill tax for the sup- nt of the geveroment wax passed; also the bila to ‘pend the act ocucereng the proof of wills; to anoad ho revinwd statues relative ty trisls by jury; ty amend he not te promote agricuisure, and the Brooklyn Det boy bul ‘A eeono aj attempt to take up the Half a Mill Tax bill ‘an opp fed by Yr Sesetone nod agate failed ihe Sepate Wen wok ap the report of the committee p investigate the cha/gre against the Harbor Masers. Asacmbly. ALAANY, April 13, 1861. Mr. Biscuam, 08 a privileged queation, presented a re- from the Judiciary Committee on alleged a>unes in sytem of drawing jaries aod talesmen, in which gee are made that J dae Guuld ragced the names of pers ps to the Sher ff who he wivbed drawa as taleg- nm. The commitice thing the matter should ‘be inves- ted during the recess, hat do not think enough toves- ‘ation has yet been made to warraut an impoachmoat. ey ak leave to investigate during the recess. Mr. Kersan believed the whole matter would be found ceptible tos eatisfaccory explanation. Ju'ge Gold Mot been beard, but mr. Kernan uanderstond that ere handed to Jago Goata by a mde Justice of nity, who war desirous to hav» vood men aa ta’osmen, ha kmowig the ey is that ba exited in Albauy county, sug ied the eummoning of These men. Me. Bewerror bore exumony to the sverting cdaraster inteprity of oneof the mou thus drawu—the otaer aid not keow On the suggestion of Mr. Poeok the report was Iail on table for the present The dill to vw Nautical School in New York ‘bor was The * its corfran the acts and inereaso the powor of ptaries Pubuc was amended 80 a8 to trike vut the eo ING! caring tie powers, and thea A number of bile of local interest wer then, by © reaointion, took up preferred bifis im D we of the Whole No 1e olution for adj .urntment has yet been announced House. The Alleged Corporation om Corruption. SUPYRIOR COURT. Pafore Chiot Justice Bos worth. MOUNTIOY, THe REFRACTORY WITES, REMANDED ‘To CUNTODY, Avan. 13.—In the Matin of the Application of Gorge jou & be Drecharged from Outtedy.—Me. Janes T. y Moved for the oiechurge of Mr. Mountjoy from the mmitewnt issued by Judge Ingraham at the Court of amd ‘Term iner, Brasy contended that ft did not appear from the or frim the commitment that the Coart of Oyer ‘Terminer hed jorieciotion of the person; that ft did appear from the order of commitment that any mat- oF proceeding was pending be'ore the Grand Jary to the question arked was pertinent or material: that a. Bot Appear from the order of commitment that tho wd jury wore duly aad legally summoned or em. neti’ for any curt baring jurisdfetiog of any au». mater to which the question proposed waa purtinent matorial, ihe Court held that a contempt waa plainly churget in commitment. snd that av de-ect of Jurisdictwn appear: ep the feor of noch ¢ mmitment; tha’ the propriety ‘Be dectsiow baton, tne qrvetion put to fountjoy to * eonja not be reviewed on hadvas [The prisoner wes therefore remandod. THE SPOILS D'VIDED. The Cestom Bouse om Friday Appurmtwents by tne « ~ Clerk Frightenca a Werk to be Vomcetiis Kxprnses Hom Agem Paid—-Whet te Wortud—Whea M,. Berney’s Keturn ts Expected, &c. The busines at the Custom House om Friday and yesereay was no better than it hai been auy day during ths week—in fact it was deciletiy worse, if such a caamity could be It is useless to moke furcber commen upon this fact, for it is palable tw all that such stagnation will dontinue sbile the tari! w tn force If any remark be made by & merchant at the Custom House upon the siate of af- fawe, interested parties will exultingly say, “The re ceipte at the Treasury are much larger then during the correrponding period of las\ year,” viz:—from April 1 to April 12. atiowing this to be the case, it does wot alter the fact thet there is ao from goods withdrawn from the warehouses under the new tariif at a lower rate of duty than by the sot of 1867, Now, that these goovs are oear- ly aid Withdrawn, let the reveipte from oA il 20 be compared with the corresponding ‘of last )@@r, and what wil be the result? fA tearful, dlotreaning Tecuetion Seep the yt ge ngtleeetanetiara ior penne Amermnn: Hehibowe, Keeper at Fort Tomp- sae ae Ltr » Lnghthouse Keeper st Fire tniand, vi Alvanuoer its, Lighthouse at Neck, vee R Me Rape ot Dareate Oabiel Pomeroy, as United States Gauger vice Ed ward — B reeimned. Unie uskay as Deboatare Clerk, vice George Dietz, "eure H. Stedwell, Depaty Coilecter, vice 3. S. Bowne, "ater Marth, Onder Gack, vice J. P. Miller, resigned. A. H. @ustou, Liquiaating Clerk Warehouse Bares, view ( bares kb © eS Y. (hase, Storekeeper at No. 12 Broad stréet; vice ‘Vhe Collector bas with bim at Washington a list of other eppointmeuts, the coufirmation of which are hourly rey ported aD umusing scene took pisce on Friday at the Custom House. A peraov was wirudaced to oue uf ‘the clerks as bis wuccentor, aud the chief of that particular bureau re- ty instruct nun tm his duties mt poll eorsa the ‘out’ pegan showwg the x10u8 books that De would have to take charge of We give & Oipest «of the copversation:— Renmig (ixnk— heew books are each devoted to a #pe ai moatheo che year, the lsbel ou the giue and the meapen er ee) Posy Specify ing Lhe same, New Cisrn—I RB. CC, oprowg ped of the books—These lines are raled crows ‘he: book aod i wire fur particular purposes, The hee seer ove ie fur the date. This (pointing to aputber) w or regutry of tuvoices. This— Whee’ ‘8 an invorou? ist , you been long in the city? N. Cf arrivea yeater: R C—and you axe coming to this deck? N ©—Obd, yes, cortemmiy, But what's an invoice? R OC —an weorce wf 4 bill. N.C.—Ob, 1! Koow what billg are. All right. Goon, R.C—Yuu see toese figures; they refer to the in. voices, N. C.—Have I got to make all those figures? What is horns ont R C1 get a thousand. what are your bours? RC —1 sometimes am bere from seven in the morning ie Seven ip the evening. vb't hke the look of the work at all. HM You say youwefrnm th try. You must be st some experse bere. If 1 10 pay your ex- ee (eee his pocket book), would you go back a G (As be received some bills, which he seemed <4 wel) underetand)—1 th pk 1 would. [ should be sorry snes you of your deek. 1 wish you good day, air. ana be wichovew. iepute arose on relative to an invoice of waren ve penthng {be importer withing to get them through ue UpeDumerated aiticles manutactured, at 20 per cet. ibe clerk, however, stated tbat « decison bad Deen reu- Gered that worsted was vombed wool, and would be rated acooraipgly. ‘The spp cante were net so numerous during the past two days as formerly, and a!l who arrived were sent beow. One mao was very particuiar in bis inquirics of tne doorke per As the voor fellow is coot nally being {bus bothered, bis replies in the foilo wing cage cannot oe wobdered 4t:— “le Mr. Harney in?? «Bo te vot ta a = «Has be gowe to gten’ ‘cL realy 610 vot ask bien were be was going."* Finding no use put further questions the querist witbdr: Mr. Barney was, however, expected back last eve- Dipg, aud will atwend to bis official duties again on Mon- day. Tie following remarks arose yesterday about the tant — “1 understand,”’ said one, “that Mr. Morrill is from Maine fs tariil is mane ebough to cvme from there,” Ss shat joke e008 du, UME teduw me oom: yon, That Morrill don’s ‘come from fuaine, but from Vermout " «Well, 1's all the game,” returned the first, “for it's a darned green thing, any bow” P.otests wre continually being handed in against ing Digher duties than are coliected in otber Pants the bat result these proies # will bave time “and Mr. North have been showed thy variong duties thes bave to perform, and wili both enter regularly the reupen to-morrow worting O:TY CHURCHS8 TO-DAY, Rev. Wm. H Milburn preaches to the young men of the New York Evangelical Alliance this evening, at the Washington square Dutch Reformed church In St. Ann's chorch, Eighteenth street, near Fifth ave- nue, Rev. Thomas Gallaudet, rector, will preach im the morning at balf.past tea o’clook. Rev, F. ©. Ewer will preach in tbe evening at half-past seven o’clock Bisbop Potter will aomupister the rite of confirmation in the afternoon at three o'clock. . The Rev Stoney 4. Corey wil! preach in the Murray Fill Baptivt church, Thirty-Gfth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, at half-past tou o'clock A.M, ent at half past seven ocleck P.M = The ordinance of baptism will be administered durtog the morotog service Rev. Dr. Joseph ©. Stiles will preach in the Northwest Presbyterian church, Fiftieth street, betwoen Broudway and Eighth avenue, at balf-past ton A. M. and half past seven P.M. . Rev. 0 B Frothingham botng temporarily absent, Rov. Edward Beury Hall, of Piymouth, Mass., wil! preson at Fobitt Ball, Brosaway and Thirt) -third street, this morn- ing and events g. Rev. Cotton Smith will preach at the Church of the Mectator, corner of Thirtieth street and Loxington ave pue, this evening at half.past seven o'clock. Servicom at balf-past ten, balf-past three and balf past seven o’clook. ‘The Rev: Dr. Biggs, incumbent (Protestant Episcopal of Tempiemar tin, diocess of Cork, Ireland, will deiiver @ lecture in the Cooper Institute, oa Wednesday, 24.n tnst., ‘on the subject of certam religious impositions. In the Proteatant Epise pal Free Charch of the Re- demption. in East Fourteeoth street, between Third and Fourth avenues (Rev. Robert G. Dickson, pastor), Diriwe service at baif-past ten A. M and half pret seven / M The New ferusalom church (4wedeoborgian) will hold public worehip at the National Masical Institute, No. 766 Broadway , at balf-past ten A. M. In the North frinity Reforme 1 Dutch church, on Broad- way, west side, entrance in Thirty-fourth airest, Rev Matthew Hale Smith will preach, a® nvrual, quarter to eleven A. M., and in the evening. Subjeot— ‘Our vont in the Relation of Domeatio Life, or, Bethany, the Home of our Saviour.” Services © commeace at haf. past seven o'clock. “How is Christ to be the Saviour of the World?’ This question, including the inquiry, “How te Chriet te Save Toore who Gave never Heart of tum om Barth” ll be considered thia aftornoon at the Twentieth atre-t oe talist church, between Sixth and Seventh avevuss, by Rev. E.G. Brooks, pastor. Services at three o'cl ek. In the Memorial church, Hammond street, corner of Waverley place, the Rov. BE. F. Remington will peeant this evening. Services at half-past ten, Galf past three and bait past seven o’oicck. To the Mission chapel, corner of Hicks aod Rapsiye ttevore, Brook yn, Sunday achool concert tals evea'og a! baif past even o'clock, Advireas by Rew. a. Ht Buriiog bam, of New peg Sunday eebost in morow, ot nine 0" and afternoon at two o chek, Rev. N. M. Gaylord, , Wil preach tm the chapel of the Fourth Universalist society of Tr ceckly, ou Oust berland mreet, near Lafayecte avenue, todas at the usual houre, Seate free. the public are eager tatty va. vited to attend. Subject of discourse in the eveaiug— “The Recogaition of Frieeds in Heaven. Tn the Bleecker sirret Untvoreaiiat chareh, corner of Downing street, communion services this morning at half pust ton o'nlock.” (n the evening Rew. Mowe Gaiou will consider ‘‘ Christ Preaching w tho Spirits to Pris va '* Tn the Church of the Epiphany, stanwn etrert, petwene Fasex aod Norfolk stroeta, services at half-oast ton A. M and half past three and seven P. M. The Right Rev. Bishop Potter will administer the rite of Qoafirma- tion in the evevirg. In the Prooklyn Tabernacia, on Fultoo avenne, three blocks east of the City Hatt Ree Witiam A vin Bert and evening Servions Mrs. Corn L. V. Hatch will peak at aig ag he! half past ton A. 4. a P.M. Subject—' Thomas Jelferson on the Declarative Of Indepevdence.”” The Rew. Blapenact wil Preach on Prateroat pal t Yoong inquirers i Religions in “the Stroh of yas and carte rive i crane “the lyn, public are corainlly invited to Sf J NEw YORK: HERALD, y, SUNDAY, APRIL 14, 1861. NEWS FROM THE NATIONAL CaPiTAL, Wasarvoros, April 18, 1861. The President, in the exercise of his discretion t@ de- sigkate a Lewspsper bere tn which (be executive adver- trewerts sbail be publicbet, bers publiebipg them by virtue of their cixculation, has cesignatea the National Republican Exar) Bill was to day appointed Marshal for the North- erp distri: of Obio; Alexanter Murdock, for the Western © strict of Pennsylvania, and Robert B. Carnahan, Attor- Ley for the Western district of Peansylvania. The Lights at Savannah, &; Savannan, Ga, April 13, 1862, The lighte at Tybee and in the harbor baye been digcon- tinued for the present, The Nova Scotian Outward Bound, PortLayp, Me., April 13, 1841. The steamship Nova Scotian sailed at « quarter past four o’clock this afternoon for Liverpeol. A Large Ship Wrecked. Nomrox, april 13, 1861. Tt ts reported that a large shi; ns duriog the late s.orm, abd that seventeen lives were lost. Foe oust je gaid to be the Witchcraft, already re- por . Markets. PRILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD, Pumapaurata, April 18, 1661. . Pennsyivania State 6's, Od “Read Bteoks beavy. rap 114; ional rg 7) lm Isiand Railroad, hey Van: ilroad, bs exchange ou New York ab par © 1-10 pr cont discouns rua, April 13, 1861. PHTLADRL Floor quiet at $5 37. $5 60 What buoyant: ea.ce of 10,000 b — red, $1 82; cheice, $1 35. Corn firm tulen of 9.000 bushels yellow, 60c. a 62c. Whiskey atlT so a 180. Baurmmors, April 13, 1861, Flour dull; Howard street aud Obiv and City ‘Mulls are bold at $8 £734; no sales have been made. Wheat rma; », a 208 $1 36; wbito, $1 40 a $1 65. Corn yeilw, 60c, » 6lo. Pork advanced eh hed » Se 5 60c, Lard, 980, Go Gallet tee Rae ffve rm ar 120. aldigc. Whiskey Arrivels ana Dcpartarcs. DEPARTURES, New \ork—Mr 4 Aschen! rand child, Brewxn—f!eamshi Weithaues apd Ti Mrv pen Beyer aud two Suen Mr Gasche ents aod chi'd, Mrs Fobphol 2. Mrs arna obild Mi oe Lebman, MrA 4 Von ceten, Mr b Semuel, ¥r Herm Bohlen, Mr Louis © @lein, Mr JJ Vilmana, allt New Vork; Mr Leopo 4 Wruck Boboken, NJ; Me Diear Kabra, av gusta, 8 4e sour, Bremen} Mr EO behiniot nay B eseanoryg tor heb’ Hartung. “ehileddiphiay Me Paul ine. Mr g Logemann if ly, Charles 100 ‘00, £C; Arb. Vose, Wr term Phannkuch, St Paul, Sinn, br A Mirber, MrJul. Luverdaio, Me Jobe Loreoe, Mr sebastian Lorepz, New Or-eans; Dr J Lobara:h. i ‘and “eughter, Miss Emma Fricke, Chicago; Mr Themas wert Bourton, Texavear d 113 In the eeragen Total 177. Wtaixctox, W O—Bteamsbip borth Caroling - Geo Myers, Crrin ayers, re Madden, Lewis tanawr, 8 Goldman, J Smith, B eabetb Fremont, Myers and wife, Jno Ro gers, barter, Mra b Kell aud? obiidron, cunorp, &o—sisemehip Yorktown—O 8 Williams and Berg) dwd Baack, Miss M_ Fontaine, serie ‘A Lentz, lid) und 3 children, ‘Mim Griflin, L yrrell, § a woe ve Bowie—and 1 im the ete : divine Chenenehig! Bieta 6 Mré_An- drewn. Bre iistoweyy Fredenrke, Jas 6 W ra, Loo eres Mrs Fauston, Sire vie | Miss R Aces IL th, ere Rete Charies Rhoda 4: wna awl Chas fatwa ‘ ve Bull-r, Chas H Parre | ‘as Kapuester, Joho N Mre cen Mire tall, son tod ney. He Coan vr WP Mey, Fat Barnun , M Wer oelick, and others. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sarurpar, April 13—6 P. M. The announcement that hostilities had actually broken out at Charleston startled the public this morning; but there was no panic. Stocks fell, with the exception of governments, which were very tirwly held; but people generally seemed to ac- cept the fact as an event which had long been in- evitable, and as @ not unwelcome termination to a period of intolerable suspense. Nothiog was done in money or exchange. The war was the sole topic of conversation in every circle. At the Stock Exchange this morning a moderate business was done. The border States led off the decline by talling—Missouris, 2; Virgin Ten- pessees, 24 per cent. The general speculative list had sold very low before the Board. At the Board Pacific wa deciined 334,05 compared with the last quotation of last evening; New York Central, 14; Brie, 2%; Hudson, 2%; Harlem preferred, Reading, 2%{; Michigan Central, 2; guaran- %; Ilinois Central, 2; Galena, %; Toledo, 1; Rock Island, %. After the Board the market was steady. In the afternoon the market was quiet, without much business. At the close dulness prevailed. The following were the last quotations of the day:—Tenneasee 6's, 70 , 6734 9 68; Missouri 6’s, 58% a 54; Capton, 12% a 1534; Pacific Mail, 76% a 77; Dew York Central, 725% a %; Erie, 23% a 24; Hodson River, 39 a %4; Harlem, 134 a %4; do pre- ferred, 35 9 14; Reading, 35 a 34; Michigan Central, 48%, # }4; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, jo. guaranteed, 31% a 32; Panama, 1l0 a 113; Ulinois Central, 68 a 34; Galena and Chicago, 6844 a 4%; Cleveland and Toledo, 29%4; Chicago and Rock Island, 4814 a °4; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 68°4 a 69%; Dlinois Central bonds, 94 a 95. ‘The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows to day:— bar ie AE 00 00 —For cus r Pay ments, 488,707 16 Balance .. vee eee 0KO\$42,278 18 The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $18,620,562 88, and the balances $774,863 97, The following table will compare the exports of the seven principal staple articles for the week: — —1860-— —--1861..— Werk ending Apr. 11. am't. Valu. Amount. Value C: tom, bales 4500 $464.970 3.490 $2iL LT 80481 40,305 227 305 15,701 225 8 B72 10,000 192,566 250,407 22109 127/017 A 942 2000 ba. ‘Oot | 18.717 POU cece caeceeess 2467 = 89,09 B14 57,016 Total... $402 14 $26. 206 Increase of week as oompered with that of 1560. .369,162 The following is a comparative statement of the value of exports from the commencement of the Increase. Decrease. 1 648 106 2/88 008 — 11,856 8,797 403 por 1,566,175 ea De tke — 16 628 9,204 700 Sat 07g Increase ie COL. pared w th 1860, . $3,707 tos We annex a statement which discloses the weak- ness of the banks of South Carolina on the lst oe, according to the returns of tho State Comp- troller: Denovita. Nrcul'n. Perk of the State. $906 652 1,608,221 as - five deo The interior banks of Aouth Carolina are still weaker. We give those of Columbia, the seat of government: — ad Pacbange Bork 9 108 coe a 4068 Tons Commercial Rawk 210,286 DOT 486 47 188 O conta, The following is @ statement of the approxi- mate earnings of the Pittebarg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company during the month of compared with the same period of last year, vine 1 snes Toledo Railroad Company are ready to receive in exchange for their sinking fond mortgage bonds all other veistandug bouds, The inducements fog im addition to the two pa- | we? | ike exchange are set forth in full in the advertise- ment. The Boston Commercial Bulletin says:— Ip the case of the estate of Phillips, Sampson & Co white stele becaine insvivent September 35, 185%, th fret divw'epd of £6 per cout was declared Maréh 28 1440 A fins! dividend of 21 per cent has juat been made, mck ing in all a dividena of 76 per cent, thug closing up .beir entire cstate m eighteen months, ‘The business of the Little Miami, Colambas and Xenia Railroad for the year 1860 was as follows: — Passenger earnings. cesee $528,670 46 Freight sees reese 2 645,245 87 Paprees apd mail baruivgs. 65,522 80 Rent of track and depots, net 87,608 01 Dividends on stock... 88.488 00 stews $830,410 34 Bren 2 Divivend peid on Jone. $178,890 81 “1 Dividend paid on Dec. 1 +» 178 880 81 ria @ This statements shows:— f Leaving a surplus for the year of. decrease in passenger oarnin, AD iporease in reight carninge of. 7 +6 Ab increase ih xpress aud wail of A derrease in rents of tracks and depots of Making @ net increase in the earnings of the road of $13,090 11, Stock Exchange. 4,916 41 2.308 90 60 she Hariem Ri. 2000 NY Cen bow, 30600 Bic RR im 41000 Hark RRs 43 (850 opg S136 67 00 Clow & Mat ba 7 300 1000Gal & Ch2d mb STi 50 NY 150. 60 WO rH 45 450 oe, 42 68 100 RM 50 2055 100 2055 0 20 200 30 (600 29% 100 ad ith, 200 “3 72% 200 48% 23% a 4 43: 2m) a Bur & OR o 300 Hud Riv ‘it #10 885g do..... 810 69 SECOND Boal | reed th dabage Bets 98g fas aha ¥ Oem RR. 3 60 Mich Cen RR 100 Meh SORNIgs 32 160 Erie RR. 2 L 16: 7000 Mich $011 ‘m bs rtd £000 Mich Sos f bos 83 1000 MC8pelmsteb 95 £000 Hap & StJoRR 43 BS ebs Yetrop l'n Bk 105 M4 Pacific Mail S3Co 77 68 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Suruapay, April 13—2 P.M. Frovr.—The flour market may be quoted « shade | Saturd lower, and very dull, as only 9,600 bbis. of all kinds have been so), including shipping grades of oxtra Stato at $ 20 a $6 40. Waeat is unusually quiet, and is somowbat unset- tled, Sales were made of only 24,000 bushels, at $1 46 & $1.60 for white, and $136 a $157 for red Western, $1 30 for Milwaukee club, $1 26 for Chicago sprin, Cony 18 Oeprersed, with Bales of 90.000 tow rte nt zc Tor roand yellow, 6lige. @ 62e for sow, and éic. & 680. for old mixed Western. Rye —Sales 6 060 bushels for export at 690. Barty and oats were quict, Asus were up to $5 60 for pote and $6.44.n $5 60 for | The frience of tho’ famitiy and those o¢ his sons, Joh pearls. Provisions and cotton were unchanged, Wiusker.—3Sales 600 bbls at 18 igo. a 18K oc. At ucnin's, 51S BROADWAY, Hats tor witty eg Die Rata dull faces ee allt Hats for youths, ligh , atry, ‘ Fists for nen of taate ‘and fashion, Bats for features mee jolly; Hate for faces nm : res ly to enter; seores of wild adventures ‘Wats of many sh spes aacommon; by every woman: is of maniings onli Hints of quiet styler for pasors; Hate to suit ench race and nation, ° Rata womatehed for ventilation Hate for young men and for chil “Abad Hate of Seanty qui.e bewlldering ‘ath that bose abd wines algh for; Hote. iu fare that betes ery tor: Bats for soldiers peter Hata ‘bat grace the wort of tailor Fats at Take, rooR and PvE dollars; Fit for rentiemen and Tt worl be ony enongn to cunllaus the Wet Mat tarongt s column, but & longer GENIN, oi Br Broad way, Sec Notice of Rev. Dr. Bi Lectare on Piosclytism and Pious Frauds, Wheeler & Wilson's tmece ed Sewing Machines at reduced prices, Office 606 Broadway. Hats round crowned ~your rey hae Overcoats, ‘ANS’, 66 and 68 Fuiton street. ae Overcoats, at EVANS’, 66 and 63 Fulton street, §8 Spring Bi per Overcoata, VANB', 66 and 63 Fulton streot, hac Overconts, VANS’, 6 and G3 Fulton aire. 68 Spring 6i $8 Spring sheneeey Overcoats, Mt BV ANB’, 66 and 68 Falton street $5 Capes, at EVANS’, 66 and 68 Fulton street, for beanty, am aod maternal, at any price ay, Howard tetel, Defianee Sesemander Safer—With Pa~ Leni pow der proof lacks and cross bars. Alss five and burglar {iol tleebrara end. paslor Bales, Depot 6) Murray street, borner of College place, ROBBAT M. PATRI K Liberty oF Death, or Slavery and Death Tir fist gu Jor the blackskine of bondage | Tero mitih:ne a hall for speedy self gozeremout, with Wberty aud i alty, in realty photographed by HULMKS, 39 Broad. way Generel Bew A rplendid egara at Gurney he Likeness of the Com le~ of “et? pine «8.150 99 paren phn Hate ‘31 472 Os | gy ageurened 10 be] bers of George Wasb! $3 50 GenUemen's Drens Hatem | Peart rtreet, this (sunday) aliern OMci#l Drawings of R. France & Co.t | of Stopben and Pizabeth Wiltlamaoa, aged 9 yours, Delaw treats by padeed ” ni ® s act of Assembly Grane Coxsoutparen 66, 75, 22, 62, 29, 65, Pht tres'of shires by Hamingin, Lelawares Wood, Eddy & Cu., Managers of the KENTUCKY, MISSGU/( AND DELAWARI STATH LOTTERIES ‘Authusizd by the Lewslature he subseribers. Com Uiinsicee%% ApoOININ (0 euperintend the drawing of a Li ortz-d by the ) egw ure, hav- 1g this day atiended the crawing o' the Kentucky Stale Lot. Utes for the benedt of the town f } raakfori, do bereby cer- tity that the following are the wumabers which were this day Ere AS Lane 297, Abel 18, test, 30, 75, 15, %, 82, 65, 57, 7, 63, 4, 9, 23, LASS 228, pnt it 13, 38, 1, 53, “So 40, 41, 51, 1%, 7, 59, 71, 60. , Wiiness our hands at ks ssmo Ky., ‘maid Saturday, April Jat BOW BARROW, + commiatoners Ohroulars containing schemes for the mouth wiM be mailed free of charge by Ls Bt Toul Wo. or Walaa, Del Nomen afl dokrt in” the ‘Delaw ware Rt tate Lottery will re lectaad ve tea denies of the Kentucky State sian: sisson W., B. & 0O., Managers, Style of Gentle ection of symmetry and cree turned out, od nat here tor siete ‘UB Nasean street The Ladd & Webster Sewing Machine may now be had for fifty dollars at 600 Broadway. Wheeler & Wilson's Re atm Sewing Survencr, rena Sage Machines at reduced prices, Oflice Billiards —Twenty-two Phelan’s Tables. Nos. 00 and 62 Bast Fourtecnth street, Union aquare, Grover & Baker's Ker's Celebrated Noluclese Bewing Machines, 495 Broadway, New" York. Tea Trays, Door Mate amd every De- geription of House Purnishiny Goods, at ‘an immense rade tion in prices at K. D. B: BD's, Cooper inatitute, N.Y, Iiostreed earalogues free. Died Baxen —On Wednesday, April 10, in Canton, Penny 67% | vania, Mire. Fuzanern Baxer, widow of the lato W. ois Baker, of Now York, in the 81st year of her age. The temaive wero’ interred in the family vault, St, ti Marks church, New York. Buaticuam —On Saturday, April 13, MARcarnr, widow of the la‘e James Birmingham, of ‘Kingscourt, county ‘The funeral Will take place from her late residence, No. 828 Ninth strect, this day (Sunday), ‘Corry —At Hariem, New York, on Friday, April 12, Joux CusRy, in the 50cb year of his ago. Friends of the family are invited to attend his funeral, from his lato residence, corner 128d street and Sixth ave: nue, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock. ‘Now Baipahire papore please copy. CaLnow.—On Friday, April 12, Many ANN Osnorn, wife of Richard Cairow, Jr. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her brotber-in law, Joseph Naylor, No, 78 Ninth street, on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock. Carnoit.—On ‘thursday, April 11, of consumption, Jansen Cannou., late of Bryants’ Minstrels, aged 33 years, 6 monthe and 26 days. The friends apd relatives of the family, also the mem- ington Lodge, F. and A. M., aro re spectfully invited to attend the funeral, without further notice, thia (Sunday) morning, at ten o'clock procisely , from hie late reaidenice, No, 34 West Tenth street. His remains will he taken to Greenwood. Dartow.—In Philadelphia, on Sunday, March 31, of con- j sumption, Dena, the Deloved wife of Edward J. f. ? Dalton, pgeo 21 years. i Dasa, —On Saturday, April 13, Anwe E. ears, the beloved wife of Poter Dawson. yor? ral jatives and frieads are reepectiully invited to 683, | Cavan, Ireland, agod 64 y ears. Dawson, 8336 | attend the funeral, on Monday eg tid ‘at ten o'clock, from her late meg 14 Marion street. ‘Tipperary papers please copy. fea go turday morning, April 18, Tasso bear youngestwon of Charles 8. aad Helena Fischer, 2 years, 9 months and 10 days. Tuo Felatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parcnis, 241 West fwoaty-cighth street, near Ninth ave- bve, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, witheut further invitation, Frrararnick.—Suddonly, of disease of the heart, on , April 18, Jas Frraraniuck, in tho 64h year ia, and those of bia sons, Thomas, Philip, invited to attend the 10. 19 West Wifty-firet Of bis a His fr Francie and James, are respectful: funeral, from bis late residence, strect. Partioulars in Monday's paper. Grawam —On Saturday, April 13, Maxcansr, widow of the lave Jobn V. Graham, of this sity, and daughter of the late James and Elizabech Edwaras, of Tappaa, New York, wk, oged 78 8 years. 1euus ure Invived to attend the J aiternoon, at six o’lock, funeral wer ¥10o8, at Denil Tryon’s, No. 22 Oxford atreot, ‘Brook tween Flushing end Park avenues, without f crtner Biking. by a —Un Saturday, ‘Apel 13, of apoplexy Jans H Hovouratim, un the 65th y oar of his age. Franuts and Jemes, Jr., aro respectfully invited to atten the funeral, fom ‘bis late resicence, No, 61 Hammond Bireet, on Monday afternoon at two o'clock. Lawkis—On Saturday, April 13, Taowst, only son of Patrick and Mary Larkin, aged 1 your and 7 days. ‘The (jens and relatives of the family are respectfully 1861, | tuviid Ww attend the funeral, ths (Sunday) afternvon, at two o'clock, from the residence of bis parents, 106 Kast Twenty fret street, Laune—Ge Bray, April 12, Maxcame Lyce, wife of Ale: The (rience of the family are respectfully tovited to Attend the funerai, from her late residence, oa Monday ern at two b’ckek, Crom 92 Remsen st: cot, Brook r 4 Saturday, April 13, Daniel and Happah Mulia, of ears, 1 month and 13 any 8. e friends and relatives are moot respectfully invited to atteno the funeral, W-day (Suoday), without fursher iLViation. MoGuscny.—Om Friday, April 12, Frenmeex MoGrrs- font, ogee 60 years, & native vf tuc County Lyroue, Ire. The frioncia of tbe fasn| funeral, from bia ime lyn, at two o'clock wil be taken to Mason.—Ov Pri James Moran, gon of ia. 137 Madison lane, aged requested to attend the idence, 37 Littie streec, Brok uneay) atterucon. His remaina movery,, 1. 1. jew, Thomas D Fuge, are reepecii uly invited 0 attena the ‘ai, from 200 Columbia F on, Brootiyn, "his (Sua. 4 withont forther notice, mm Friday, April Li, of disoaso of the lungs, Manon, His friends are requested to attend tho faveral, this (Sunes at three o'clock, from bis late real dc ne, kiya. Mannix —In Jersey City, on Friday evening, April 12, after « iigoring tinere, Daven Mawim, in t 4 year of hie oge the /elatives and friends of the fanily are respectfully Invited to attend the fuoeral, from the residrnee of his mother, No. WT South Kighth streot, this (suaday) af:er: neon, at two o’elock, Maieews —On Saturday, April 18, Perm Jaxe, the beloved child of Patrick and Mary Mathews, agoa 4 yours © months and 10 dy". ‘Ib’s lovely bed, 0 young and fair, Cailed benes by earty doom, Jurt came w ehow hrw tair a flower Ip Paradipe could ul ‘Tho friends and sequaimtarers of the family are re Fpectfully invited to attend the al, from the reat dence of bia parents, 192 Forty eighth street, betwoen Fighth and Nwth avenues, this (oumday) aiternoon, at vne o'clock Minpexnony —On Saturday afternoon, April 13, at six ana, wife of JC Midorndorf, agec 20 yours. are rempectfuily lend the funeral, on Monday acvernona, at two o'olock, from her inte resicence at Kavt New York Mvtiiw —On Friday, April 12, Heway Mourn, aged 62 Dungannon, county 1) rue, The friends and a-quaintanors aro reapectfully invited to attend the fuperul, from bis tate reskiewoe No. 476 no, at Lwo o'clowk prit 13, of Consomption, Aww gg Thomas Norris, aged 27 Nennts — Oo tatureay F. Nomnm, danghter of 3 mon'he and 19 0 clntiven und trieads of tho famity are reapect™al- ly Invived to attend the tuner Bt the Allea street Me thodwt Epmcopal church, cn Puesday morning at tow clock without further votioe O'Brrw.— On Frioay, April 12, of dipthoria, Weetam, ony @nof Kichard and Mary O'Brien, aged 4 years, 7 months and 6 aya, The reitivee and friends of the fumily sre respeotfaly invited t attend the tuperal trom the reeiden we of his Parente, 482 First avenue, this (Sunday) afvernooa, at one ook k. Hana —On Saturday, April 1 are 1 from a severe cold re witeae Crone, will be om exhibition Tuewdsy morning | geived on the 224 of Febrosry, 'ASy Tern, wife of Keke, taken about two mene Hevry O'Hara, and eccond canghwer of John and Ann J. OUBNBY & BOR, 707 Drosdway. | Ticver, of Devimell county “go, Ireland os ' . = |. The friends of the family apo thoes of hor brothers, (eee ee eee ee arent re ects | JobD, Jemes ond Jooeph J, Tucker, avo tone of ber band, Aim, } - roa wd pig mgd all the crowned neade | bi othe nlaw Authony Richard, d (flere and pnd rotabe sirope A Sve asenrunent of | Pe or Hunt: also her aiele, Me. M.’Chrlatale aro respect Cid Sibuina, Wlandn Frauen, Passopprinute, fuily requetted (© attoud ber funeral, on Monday morn. ao 4 GURNEY & KON, r re iroly wondes n} thew at 16 Bond street, oF ve Motdavie Crea: tokens to lururtantiy, Gold ot W. 4. BATCH O'S tewly lnvemied Wig factory. 18 Bond strret. Ratchelor’s Hatr Dye.—Rellabie and terreus peck Factory St Marchey ats SUT appar at we! a'BARom SI 16 Boot street gat re, ade na aan " wri «i retail, | gh A wryled “Bo 6 anor hense. alt ower Compra Inte eye} ie They sre more powerful than cslomel or t Pts | ora ely YeRelabie eng safe for the most deli. Pay to enurely remove hardening aud u for @ messure card, or Tromes—March & Co. Radical Care Trom, No. 2 Vesey street, Astor Houre opposite the church, PB ig’ Biastic Stoc! Prove, Foepemany, Reandeges An THOBD EB, de 4 Ana stryos, under OVER & tebelor's Newly Invented Wiese ana | 5, clmene of art Cal and #66 | be celebrated te the Hate ang | Me ware. Loe remove! from her tate resi. eos, at halfpaet nine o'clock to cb, where a eoxemn requiutn mame wll the repore of ber soul, at tea o’olook, Her foneral wil! tace place from the chureh immediately Pertenarn —On Friday, April 12, Poy Prema, aged TH years. The eave are invited to call at 487 Third avenue, (abrabam Phelps’). Notice will bo given of the fune Prtiee —O» Saturday morning, April 13, Bwry Lowar, infent davghter of Eugene &. wad Mar} H. Pauen, paper® please & py. in Brovklyn, on Petday, April 12, Mire. Jou rm wife of William Smith, agod 29 5 ears, 10 12 days ‘Lhe rele! ives and friends of the family are respectfully invited 1 attend the fnneral, from hor inte reavsenee, op (sundae) at teretve vrolok. Wansworrs On Saturday. April 13, Joms W: England, ja the 87th rear a UJ ‘al will take plsoe om this (Sunday) afternoon, at one 0'00rk, from his late ree idepon, Corner of Water end Main etreeta, Bronkiyo, the relavives and friends are Feepecifully invited to attend. Waamson,On Friday, April 12, Sanat, oldest chid jug. Her rema dever, 280 Mon ary '® Cb eae ae months and 26 days, The friends of the tami respectfully. attend the funeral, atgpe Minos of prt lisa & | Betaery piace, on ~®\ 7 ‘OkDe WOKTR.—= OD 1 fy dence of bis parents, Eo 5 Air 1. perpen ~ Filth avenue, of @ shore but severe sicknow, Riowmp imap pird'ao0 of Wiliam Wordswo .. vu nselorat * a te, wife, 4 22 years, bel Fe An , » Be are, 10 monthe The relatives and friends of the family arr spee'ta Invites to attend the funera), at Trinity Cemetery ps4 (Sun ay) afternoon, at 3 o'clock, . London papers please copy MISCHLEA NEOUS, ee ee EE ae oe CaRD—THE INDIAN HERG DBF TUMBLER. w AD. from ll describe disease and tl) Bis pationts 16 nature of their Ccmplatne OF fIiness, wicbout reoniving information from them. No or conaultnton ww ob View, Son ag 499 Broadway, 6 Welk from @& OUR Morro. We usa such Balms us have no strife With neture or the Laws of Life; With blood our hards Dever stain Nor potson men to ease oe. gear, whom all fsa fit be means te The ai D| epeat! Weil oe rellevé our a ra Satie jam Am m5 ote “ Bes Kina oi rake Bahar ty einer F. TUMBLBTY, & BR LARGE CONCESSION FOR Casi, OUB NBW AND BP! SPLENDID sTOCcK BIN GtAga AND Panta ARE, As OtATED. G00p. ¥ A toe “ which wa offer them batore purcbas > Tp rel we must citar great indocomente to vecure & pe tak public favor. GRO, H_KITOHEN & 0O., 66 Brosdway, ~SHCES ‘TP, Y Gaaes 4, W Sty AY sae Re dat STYLI 3 Wand Iz Ae terete: LL KINDS ry para o FREEMAN & BO ‘Beekman «' T EVERDELL'S OLD MONK, a BROAD@AT— By, Regime Carda, these colubrated engraved Cards ‘eiie. PRACTIOAL FAMILY SEWI8G Macutng. atreet, B. A Balad CURK FOR BERNTA Of RUPTURE lit ben avd improrrd instrumeat, dt action. (rem all orbere A radical gure ln adectoe in eae ‘Our Female Su ca the came Braces fo? men, women and shildsem “Paniphlots gra A Ee orrontuntty ow OFFERED row logan rodeo Poy ad Le Ma Goneie got ‘Oveloth, tair Rode #nd lo HIKAM ANDERSU'S, Bo 99 as RPBh8 COOKING KaNG are SURRY, nesendas o Appearance and economy in the EY BE RANGE A Novelty 8. M.Co., salesrcom 449 Brod 176% PaPen? LEVKA Si principle and eve . as hundrede will teetity ea ene REGORY aco, 2% Bond atront, } New ors. ree ph eun me; Pete Be noe, a ard cringe jo ppd i Buyers are iovir @ the stock wf Bs, FDUCED IN Fb10p to SUIT THE TIMES, a. ie the reduction in price makes hag always stood uni count 10 sean oly. and count Bb, FOWLER, rts 2-2 Late Janes, Beek PES aod and Centre wr ete Beireand water PAINT vay dasha ot vessels will in rand aay 14 Maiden inne.” ona ae Mm oe ig fears. it aches. For sale +, ees, CURES Palms (CABINET ECKNITUBE.~ IN CONSEQUBDOS OF TER upticn with the South, I have opened oat Were roome t mublic at large, and i sell and Dining Seite, ate tetra seasoned maleria!, apd in tue tngerntlyieco8 fasbionable sium” Ga and examine re buy ing elem where A! LIU Lh 3 BRAUNSDOME. Wareroomwa, Bivington | etree Manufactory, 96, 97, 9%, 101, 108, 106 and 107 Suttotk trent, ORNS, BUNTONS, INVERTED Nall, RNLAGB LOharts Guveunes of the fat cured, witeout one e ‘about vetanes tue patient br Zavu. Oh troponin. 78 Froadwag. fice to phpeicinns’ can" cae grove of Cons, 3 BUNNIONS AND INFLAMBD JOINTS —D& improved rhfeld ard Plaster is nine dot meni s ever inateren ‘They are worn without the least inconvenience, sno afford inetext relief. For sale at Sit Broadway, alo ut thé principal ‘uggiste to the city, pabiseiakicis: - 20GB sh Rnd Sea JHARLES’ LONDON CORDIAL GINA LAR J woten of thie celebrated Gim ywrchased previ on te increase of duties, evabies me to oller gre Wuolesale or, retail buyer, G. B- iakbuM, pS CUBED, BEAD AGaln FRESH Ms TESTIMONY, 1m Docror—TI think it both due to those guctes wit Gentnes, to ny that wry ron has bree cet tone ng time, ano be ts bow quite Mo . seus necux: qt Ue Oc Se Jo Wragcnxstre Co., N. ¥., April 8, 1561, DR. VON MOFORZISKER'S Oftca, 107 “linton placa, Between Fifth and Sixth avenues. SEWING Unusual INDUCEMEN18 TU AGENTS, REAT REDUCCION IN PRI Those not aires Tull amount eocommodatae, Oflice 493 Broadway, Dh ReeA MACHINE, refund the ‘monty, Coly five ond there were confirmed fis'ula, Huncredn certifica'e Opri-vor's_peseasion, which be seen upon, application. tend for arcular., Prepares bp PENG) D FUR Le, Chemist, Bo TL Prince anne, Ho tom ola by FMAN & ¢ adway, Gertigchten with each boule. "Price $1 per Gk 4 ©0.'8 AMEKIOAN yrs 4ND RE Kotegn—Awerian papers hopin fie Brey tae snd al drugaisia mation toteresting to Amoeans. jer key cane visiting Lon 10 6trand, London LS gps LIFE BALSAM, SOROF OL ULA, SALTRHBUM, inthe most certain aud safe A inedy nd protrected forme of these di he gpk * bal ri Ores, erysipelas the worst cases pest of, the Blood iver nod kidves 4 CARTS ent cor surnp he Gind etree io conte por belo. $s oe RAPINEAU, M.D. (PRYSICTAN) CONSULTING A. roomy S41 Bisth avenue, w eo SYLENDID PLATBD ICK gover | ey Spoons and For! Twory table Knives, $3 00 per AUD BassFOn Cal avd aoe. bel ty Aree atrest. PUCHERE, $6 m8 $2 76 per dozen. "8, Os i le Rg natitute, N.Y DARTIER ABCUT REMOVING, OB REFITT! @ THLE houses, have now aa oopartn nl ¥ of obtalning HOUSE #U Meee NG Goud At extremely low rates, AN, «give tomy lt cate Drove ky K IWYRY HARDLRD Din abe KNIVES Pecan PLET BNT OF GAs 'FIXTo RES onary nized dweliing house, hOKS 2 ND besa tay ONWOUT & co ; A . 44, 490 and 492 Broad: corner Broome street, Aor das pare eared 0 end not beeded ‘or immediate use, will be: Htoned five of DOKI KAITS OF MAJOR ANDEASON— 2 CRNTA fine Fi ing of Rejor Avior 13217, price 26 comtny A five Boeraving of Ma er ' crn ace ow india paper, yo" 2 Chias Dm Viste PORTRATE OF MAJOR ANDER. Le Bert free by malt on re enipt of price. ow twenty varieties of Albuma for Cartes de ‘oie in an improved style, verging Tks Dk VISITE PORTRA ALL TH BOTABILINIES UF EUR PLETON ds Fusions, ) ae & CURTIA, Dia MCOnC fran arse One Bronaen, N.Y (old stand, Ove of our houses being compesatty i arope, we are {1 Fe cript weekly of new and selected goods, SMOVAL—THR UNDERSIGNED, NOW AT NO, & Re Kno Monee turd t, offers ter (we Ipeneetion of bie old Shesn ‘ealiroly new took of faehienable fabrics Cnn han A fo nm Gonlidesep that they wi LW ~-E invitation Is atende man; time to been placed ta promt end ome eevoual, bad wae, ave faring eumptuonsts every day, Ae ‘aie ma Pitty peters Sy re son Posed 8) BREW eo, 98 DG mente not, as i trust, BF 126 oy Venta, 62 O0. never d ‘did | offer Garments ro. Con for orden work age an! wil bo — eu oS ogee CLARKE. | © CHEAPEST MORE Sot ate ‘worth of seaaasnediinl TRAS, FLOUR AND PROVISIONS bad. Ace vow bei