The New York Herald Newspaper, March 10, 1862, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Scwpay, March 9, 1862. The importations at this port last week were unn-ually heavy, more so than those of the corres ing week last year, and more so than the ‘on of the couatry warrants. The principal items of import w +8118 $90,806 aeee 63,987 85 feed 7h ? “ { the items of guns, cotton and to- 1, and grow directly out of the er, a steady inerease in vas of foreign dry goods, coffee, tea, netals, &c., which indicates a revival of ptiou, in despite of the . The duty on dry goods, sugar, coffee, lead, tin, wool and hides might be doubled without niaterially di- L hing consum Ten cents per pound might safely be added to the duty on tea. i Cc ess does not increase th duties, the reace be irresistible that the subject of the is not being reviewed with a single revenue. It is jast as easy as not to raise a customs revenue of $100,000,000 « heavy duties on foreign dry Hoods, tea ar, hides, wool, lea » tin, tu the present po: the country, aud with our present prospects, it is unlikely that an increase of duty on these articles Would cause any material falling off in consump- tion. If it did, however, the result would merely be a loss to foreigner gain to the United Btates. Adding our ex Produce and me foreign trade of the fi oy = and a of specie to our exports of discover that the irst ten weeks of 1862 leave v of the United State kade, this balance will a@ small balance Pending the So maintained by shipments of specie ment of cotton will of course chan the state of attairs; though. as the revival of cot- ton shipment t 1 tolargely reased importations, it is pretty certain that, whatever happens, we shall send to Europe th at least all the specie we received from ther in 1560 and 1861 The following are the Custom the trade of the port for the past week and s January L:— i Pr the week nse 1881. Dry goods 1,110,028 1 Genorai a Total for the Previonsiy repurved for the week........ Previously reported. Since January 1.. Exports oF Srace. i860. For the week... Previously $2,674,202 1,051,013 The banks showed last Monday a specie average of $29,526,959, being an increase of $950,967 from the week previous. To-morrow they will probably show about 350,300,000, which will be nearly hali @ million less than tuey really hold. A motion was made at the Clearing House meeting on Fri- day to inquire into the expediency of resuming specie payments. Nothing, of course, will come of this movement. The government having sus- pended, and by act of Congress pronounced paper to be a legal tender, the banks could not resume without being Lroken ina week. By and by both Government and banks will resume without diffi- culty. At present, the less idle talk on the sub- ject the better. On Monday last the bunks showed a loans average of $137,674,238, being a decrease from the week previous of $2,276,720. They will probably show a further decrease to-morrow, in consequence of the heavy sales of government Bixes which have been effected by some of the banks. We learn that some of these institutions ure shrewdly converting a portion of their 7.30 Since January 1 ... —— i... oo messec Cumberland rivers to trade is the com- mencement of a revolution which may affect the cotton and tobacco markets very seriously. Gold fell yesterday to 15{, but rallied afterward, closing at 1% bid. The supply from holders who are tired of losing interest exceeds the speculative demand. At the same time, we are rather inclined at present to look for an upward turn in the precious metal. lt is now apparent to every one that gold will not rule at the excessive premium which was expected by sanguine speculators when the legal tender bill was first projected. But it is not likely that, so long as paper is a iegal tender, and the final issue of the war remains undecided, it wil cease to bear some premium, or disappear from the list of speculative fancies, At the present pre- mium there is no temptation to sell, aud the re- main believers in the depreciation of govern- ment paper will naturally be tempted to buy. The following table shows the course of the stock market during the past week and month: — Hib, 8. Feb. 15. Bob. 22. March 1. Mar. 8. Missouri 6’s...... 415; 5836 New York Cantral $0 exo 99 rm Hoxd 9334 arket was dull, but steady, all last evening, When a fresh demand It is ge for stocks sprang up. er new government regu! ding the publica- tion of army news has operated to check business on the Stock Exchan: ad this no donbt has been the case to some e. But such infinences can be but temporary. The speculative tendency is as ever, and there are many iniuences at hich are calculated to encourage purchases of stocks, The general belief inthe speedy sne- of the Union armies, the large and increasing traffie on the Western railways, and the expansion of credit which everybody expects to follow the emission of large amounts of government paper in various forms, are calculated to exercise 8 powerful influence upon that large class of the community which is accustomed to indulge in the excitement of stock speculation. In the prevail- ing staguation of general business and industrial enterprise, the Stock Exchange is the only mart here capitalists can nture ther means with i fe something more than mere le We discern the ten- n the steady appreciation of all first class e and federal securi. ties. Within e@ few weeks United States bonds have risen eight per cent, some of the State boads xception of the inking funds of the ran Southern road, whose improved condi tion is not yet generally understood—have ad vanced to par or a@ premi In the course of a few days the stream of capital which has beer flowing into this channel will be still further elled by disbursements of near y if not quite one hundred millions of dollars by the United States goverment. Simulianeously, it is supposed by forcign Lonses that the supply of stocks and bond= from Europe, under which our market has stag gered for some¢ months past, will be checked, and that European capitalists will again begin to invest tuoney on this side. The demand thus expected for safe and profitable inve:iments can only be pplied on the Stock Exchange, and, with the ex- ception of the bonds of the government, there is nothing on the Board list to compete with the stocks of railways which are believed to be sound- ly managed and to be earning a fair income, CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Sarcrpar, March 86 P. M. Asier.—Tho market was steady, at the recent conces- 20 4 89 Lbis, were reported, at $6 for ri The stock comprised 380 Mal, 555 bbls, market was Leavy and prices Dut quotable change aud was chiefly jors footed up in the range of the fullow- bbls. pots aud 175 bbis j saris— Baxangiv#rs.-Flour—The r for some grades, t! iw prices for moet doseript m the dompetic trade. Tho ‘ra about 9.000 bbts., closing with ‘Treasury notes into United States fives. The ope- 5 59 ration isa tempting one. Seven-thirty notes can : ref be sold in Wall street at 9034 a °4; Untied States 5 95 fives of 1874 cam be bought ut about 85. If,as oo seems universally admitted, the end of the 700 rebellion is near st hand, these fives 4 & will not long remain below par, and iz partics who can buy thom at 85 to 90 ¢, while prices wereste wy will make a handsome thing by the purchase. For spectiative purposes the fives are pre‘crable to the sixes, inasmuch as there are but a few iillions of the former in existence, and there is no prospect of an increase, while of the sixes the amount ailoat is already very large indeed, (the banks alune took $56,000,000 in January,) and Congress has ju-t au- thorized a further issue of $500,600,000. The pro- bability is that the first of our securities which Europeans will want to buy when they discover that their fright about our national prospects wus unfounded will be {ese fives—to which they are aceustomed, and the low Brice ¢ of which will natu- rally tempt purch: il want to invest in a three years security nofes; and the sixes will natu nst the pros have to struggle pect of a constant supply flowing srket closed yesterday with more week previous. The supply of ‘at seven percent is in excess of , and some lenders are forced to b satisfied with six. Mercantile paper, especially fs rather nd the best readily at seven per ing the past week More of this paper than for seme time past. The recent arrangement by which government cre money on the dema bursing officers certificate Ss, Orin other words, government p: tes with teétre months to ran, and per cen intétost, fs calculated to impart ease ond cowfort 0 the money market. These notes will be readily takou at bank and at the private bankers’ and will serve likewise as a Moreentile evrrency throughout the West. It is true that at first they will operate as absorbents of money; but, on the other hand, they take the place of mon and serve ae a basis for bankers to expand on end merchants to trade. The money market will derive ther ease from the new arrangement by h the banks are to effict their os in Sub-Treaeu- rer’s certificates representing deposits (at five per cent) of Treasury nows at Sub- Troasurer’s office. This «chem put an end to all the confusion which has existed since these demand notes were ect afloat, and wi lidity and uniformity to the new curren We learn that the banks deposited abont $2,000 909 with the Sub-Treasurer yestertay, as aly ing It fy anpposed that they only hold €8,000,000 alto! gether, Which ie $12,000,000 less than the amount proposed to be deposited by the arrangement of Friday. As, however, the Sub-Treasurer will pay Out these nofes as fast as he reccives thom, the same notes can be deposited several times until the requisite credit fs made up. This new arrangement will operate to increase the strength of ihe banks and facilitate their expansion of credit. Foreigu exchange closed yesterday at 112% a % for bankers’ bills on London, and 5.05 05,00 for bankers’ bills on Paris. The supply of bills is moderate, but the demand is slack. As onr tm- portations incrense, the latter wil! naturally become more active. It must be hoped that th the pro- gress of our armics Southern products will come to market in quantity enflicient to produce an effect upon our export trade. The opening of the NM wh the 1 impart so- Se a aT Soe 7oe5r ee aa ee renee goa ESSE of 800.2 WOO bbs, Southern raie demand, with sales of 1,060 bv's., u the rave of the above figures, Rye tour 0% 6,000 + $1 24 w $i 36 mud depot, an Wem and 6 with s for Calil do. nad at Tze. Se again exci A the basis of al nbont 40,000 els of corn 1 Ot 6h.d. ABA, wi 460 bbls, 0 bis. flour at 28. bi., amd ally ab ass. d iu godd demand. Dry cod were fr good request, w sales of acargo at $3 f0a $s ¢ to quality. Tho extreme viows of holders el of mach crel, and Swere firm at $10 for 1, ond $8 for No. 2, and ut $3.50 for me liun % were lene plenty 8 Of boxes Wer Making wt at 150. for No, a les limited at $i 40 for tayor durch do.; new binch at $160, aud provisions Fis were Way.—The it North tr for cily use. Hoxry with sales of S were jargor and the mirket wag 4 12 tierces and 16 0! bond, and 33 bola. ket ct sed doll, arhot waa quiet, aud the gales were con- der 4 from brewers, with for & ifc., with @ small to ter figure, cash, A sule of 100 bales of at T3e. 0 ted. white travgactions wei ale@ No. 1 Seo! manitested morc i remade at ¢ , leas 355 per cent for ca noel: at $24, cash. English cor months, Ne. 1 extes Ameriean fined chiefly Yt ab ibe. a 2 exportat 1860 wher solders por was mt ai sai Trap was ( mi len ot Epanish and German, to arrive, at $6 Otis, duty paid. Sales of 1,500 pige Galena at #6 7! able in 8, ecte, Liste was in fair donvand, with sales of G00 a 600 bbie. inoa Ruck au ng: ah. Morasere. erdn. 2s his, elayed at 196.5 150 do. fo, vow ot 25 and today comprises Nd Cuba at 20., and 40 cm.—We have no movement cf moment te inet wale of epirite wre et $108, ond of ‘The recotpts at iis port have veon 1861. 19,675 18,789 4 5 linseed has Loon qt Hive, with snlea of sume 20,000 ‘gnilons, fart on apecn- The piopowed excise duty caused an ad firm at 87e., now heid at 870, Id at che Fastwaret mS? 45 a ‘oyuite firm. Potrolown, in view tax, war fom Lo, a ae. higher, with free wabloc. a ldt,e., and at 13i¢e. @ 16. tor ny order. an’ oxira charge! for barrels, rior Cone 8 sold at 126.2 1ZKe. Prine quelny re a M0c., with Stray bite ranged from’ ate. to s—Pork=The market wos | pac "4 The $14 124, for new mous, and at $10 62), a g10 76 for now rine, Aad nt $14 37%4'a $14 GOrtor wath espotent men Bi 919.60 Tor Westerhipritne tues “Tho erie maces, id for Jano delivery om private verms. Beet war steady, while the sales ombraced wiout 175 bbis., at $1 a $id for plain mose, aid at $14 0 $14 25 tor ext Boot hams easel fet, Cat meats were in fair demand, with salen 160 long cut Kaylich hams at 6340, auc 24,000 ibs. dry 4 i i snouers, for May delve, HY. &t 43,0. Bacon was sleady, but quiet, with saies of [5 boxes city Cumber. ouster . for from 180. to 21c. for Cait to pris quality ‘Ohio at . & 16c. State cheese at 60. a T¢c., and Ohio at Sc, a oo Rick.—* ua. sales of Carolina were made at SUGARS—i\@ market was sieaty, with — of about 700 bhds. Cu'bas, mosily within tho of +t THO. Sauns.the was moderat ‘the we k, with limited sa'es of chever at Te, a ‘Tice., and of tunothy ft $2 1249 4823746 Sales of Calcutta limseed, bere aud to arrive, ware made at $285 TaLLow was heavy, aod prices Sanaces..yurihsscrs. Salea within three or four days have primecily a Page ade. ‘a firmer, with sales to a fair extent, at full prices both for grees and bi ‘TiN was. e active with @ good demand for Straits and Bangs, at 30 for the former and Sze, for the luster; plates were in good demand at full prices, KeY.— "ales of 1,000 bbis were made at ic. a 25%{c. for state, and at 2 for Ohio SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—T!"1s DAY. 6 21 | Moon s¥rs 6 OL] miGH warke SUN RIS eUN S&TS hy o( (Br), Beard. Ui Fiow F P10 Uape Sive- sand several ce gales tnost of the | ass: Boston), lise, * Paynes, 65 days, viwon. Has been 14 days! the sort | weatward 0} 68, Culng which ume em apitt or ather at of Hope , orosged the I yaad Feb $ in tou $1 ; ATOng son, » Good Hope. spon? tor London 6% suified nivas, Feb 24, with sugar ge N of Hatteras, wiih Has been Jooper Frinidad Pee +Y, with sugar, wo Berry Bante, ® od St Has Stoekton heouae attery Mans or th to At iho time ery ae, 4th tas 5 Tea gue 1010 to WW suerd. Neuvatas, 20 cays, oth Olieg), Geen ensteci 8 Co Sd vy gale (rom N as redorick Eugen ume, to master selr st Googe (Br, of ccm 4), Pennistan, Ponce, Feb fuolsaees, wo D Tr ew Haven Has been of Hatters a, 1 ule lost tue 6 ays, inys nord lave por. 2 days. 3uays ‘Locust Polat, Wind daring the ay nw s. iI Aw, « ay Prot "in putting out th a viip Ligh Fork, ya and stte he cabin, e, sailed from 3: Point Piers fi and ao. and Is tai putot . Sebr Cn b bears of Saude und ty eM. Lega, Lat boat HOF own ost Sen Joba Q Adana, Mel dans ; > cal eand sy MeNear. from € Dee 8 for hondon, pat 'wlo Table bay, OOH. Jau te, leaking, New Yors Haneon, 09 boar! ate j9°2.—We the under: Bremen, after Pde, thant and ol c fou of the Pea * been pivserved f fit reconaend thts count rover Ov ord, 420 tons, has’ wen withe 088, ahd ws being ulted Tor wwe a New Vor: 1, of New B the waBiing bu Sehr Marrlet J, bullt tn yornt? 109 ton urchawed by Ryan, of Phiteceiphia ork es saamang was oreo 1 Whatemen, adorn Jan 2B, felt ute Provinee- with Tw voulls bark Elva: “ie do (rad ren cleaned); 9 220 do (and remaine oper, Abbott, of Pruvincewown, to ernie, At Snow, on acrulae, Tip Huter, NB, reports fo wh Me, Bound epeia. wi Ke ating. had died while in port a Witu ap whe, aud to perm att is w 9 $I 0 40. hy there fi 6 F ton, and whale The H ow D. re we Wir Hot Rena) re: i, NB, 2 eth Wd Oble pana 16) ” Bunt porte her at fou a do wh off ail told-—havi yh ofl ah ng tuker $8.9 Lola wp o go wh ofl iL igla—haw eu bs Sy oid te inst for ehiparent ty Londen Capt Richmond. of ep Deatel W ¥ no ae a} Hy we wen K it Bayta. Had wuld ep nd ny Paicnw Wott be of Keports epvce Noy Rai wy Wi Mt Gouiion, Coats, 9 he ao} dom, Gar '" if O, wretagy, On elety ie ¢, Macganner, FLL) 190 sper = pours eri, Milford fro, bo date, ae, burk Metin, Thompsoh, NB, 740 bbis 5 Bpoken—San 2, Int 998 8, ton 100 46 W, bark Morning iar, NB, 40 mos out, with 124-9, Spoken, &e, i bipirermget Chauabe vin wondon for WYork, Feb 20. Larig Dts Beran, Peindie, from New Haven for Bt Oroty, Fob 12, lat 22 40, a ‘oreign Ports. AnTwere, Fob Sia ouips Highiand Tight, Crowell, for Genoa kouny W. sat, for NYork do; Fanuy Kircher (Oiden), ys ogeman, 1 or du Het woos in March; Pris eupal a eee agate por bert Allee Tarlion, Howe, trom gr Jun 25, dikg; schr Golden West, Ramnaujfie Suivia | SsHierinG. — 4 2S a) Saas aaa Pe ret ms watts ship Waverley, Henry, chid for ae sot Car aes utervoo, eon’ Ar A FS eae SACRIFICE & Gonse, Jan 6—Avr ade lpi ta. Steans. sale Livewroot, Feb 22» SN Wile Beas bv aon Miramich! and Shae fet peaaeen t lit tron stom ranean F pos ‘Ady 224, North American (a), far Portland 27th; America y OF Nit ¥ (for Boston March 8, City or Washington {, for NYork | bint OF Wash! ‘eb 26; is), for ou n nee Sa ro @ and every succeeding Savard Cru for Pierce, for do BP ig eA mgr wea Satu it noon, from pick 4 "Sorch Marks OF Fassacn. March 1; RB Su her, Weacott, do with (@spacch, Ho» | FirsiCabla........, Biecrase... Iphead, Cole, Shilaephia ‘March 1; fr-luaue, Ballers to neo cnicaret ae leek, for lees wits cit hy ‘ship 3 sa les, and brig 3 ars, wo Panis. it Ber Biieeaee to Hauliure. aniwery. Bey tal a ww Havre, Bremen, Rotterdam, ea at ogutally Low . 4 a pool oF RaW a me PisSY Gab vin, $75, Le. ms ‘i ut ee Tete a ero), Sid; from Queenstown, Pres Benson, to ue sel a: sucifon diusstva, Reb 12) Crosby, and Radiane re fd ney for Boe or NYork; tree x ra Pinker. et. ord, & for do; Experumen:,—, tor do; sehr A F for do. pe from roe here ai these rates, enaulus peor He Tonuell, Pereiv in port 15th, bark Jehu, Trip joston 2 lars, Cereal, Aisetton, for Ustaiess wie Any bach i adoea Eiy tr) weeee sinners Pesce onan lap lace il DB pase aeij'cu to loa tor Phfindelpiitas erm ae niong.s Dut ater h ntdrom s ction au otry Si, “eae Laroy, Colewan, 4 Dane) Webster, Ry: patent Lre an iilators, Experienced surgeons are attacl MXorks oh Amp i ammo Wetlay Bo iiade owe R pty In Liverpoct to WILLEAM phia it ts a Minas is Baa atl INMAN, A rset’ in Gasw 10 ALEX, we i ee Howes, a Ss “Bs fous rato Roig yey eaves we. ' King Williazs sintat, satan tod No. 6 plics de in Bourse: tiation ha Newroxr, ved part eh Tt -one Staics, Carleton, | DALE, et she Gampany'soMos. 2i— hated out of doek G. DALE, LE, Avent, 15 Broadwa; Nevyitas, Feb 2 i, San. amie. erauneres yal ieore pler 80 North river, fout of Cham- TURDAY, March 15, at 12 o'clock Mey BREMEN WEA SOurtameroy, oe NPTUN AND BREMEN, LL Wailnvt street; JOUN G. base port brigs Milwaukee, Brown; Cares oston (Br), —, Tor New York 3 ces, Nicholas, New Balitnures Fev Wy. siip Talboi, do. Davos ine, Tatbot, and Soudt yd, Gergeatt (and sld Mth WAM ceund cabin, $00; steerace, $85, ny to CHS & CO. 68 Broad strect, ICAN PACKET COMPANY, La atning, Ueavre wud ‘ot iron mail steauasltD rons. Ay N. Teantman, comm inder, cu rving'the United States mail, 0, Bertymen, Liverpool; (and sid 2th ¢ 0. ae . Dor South), ath Chis Brothers, B. Rio Janeiro), rey pia from pice 21 North river, font o, Pult n stroot, positives sfor 4 Peeters 1 Wedastdas, Narh 12, uid takes. passongers ror a UReRETONE, Fe Sate O “ Vpn Horn, Mace don, Hanbirg, Havre acd’ Southamptoa ab the following “ Fetches rhs Binet eae ‘yin (wie Kir-toabin $100 us ; 440th, bark TALKIN, Des Wick, Greene, St bik age B ppl es a be RICHARDS: ys OAS, ISL Broadway, N. Ye oR CAbIN ‘ORNIA VIA PANAMA, sivainer will loove New York on the lat, pith AC of each toni, exerpt whenvthens d nen the day of rock, Dowie; JP Keun, aud Harr Wingate, cor Hampton i a Br), Raudell, ier Boor (ror Wi Hy ines Hyer, for parture will beon the Monday fol. aha oar Hae coe chee ‘cight @r passace apply at the only off, No, Bow. D. B ALLEN, Agent, ALTA.—KANGARO Ene FOR MELBOURNE, tna.-nlaievn: tie class hip APLAN LC, 1.000 toni rate he a 1 tes Strof Apri, Tae accom: A! clast pusengers are very site rd, pier I) bast river, orto MATLEER, tos Ww LORD & CO,, cou 0 B—Arr Director, Mattiews, Oporto (and sid Gand), Sa ith, Mary Helen, diutchinson, an Arr Kn town or Palin Hong Kong (ut ng. C mats. pill leave pier Nha ott 4 (O°k uv0n pre ove reqtestod to procure their passports before dod for B. » Shamghae (aua sid wil for London, Sason lle, Gar diner ‘inet nm Brown, do for @ do tor A¥..k 4 Denats La Brew-ier, Ba + OR HAVANA VIA NASSAU, N, P.—THE BR aise nd, Howth American Roval “Mail stea vsiip Kat rill gail for tue above po sid’ Uthe bigs wy Cobu, Yous, rt tga ila, daily, For frei, ARD, Nova Bow! ng WILL LEAVE rier 13 roh 22, at 12 olelocs pre- N & CO., 115 Broa tway. PHUSONAL, e Ars ONE GOING TO CALIFOR: MA, AND WISdING a uear os one by addressin, L. lvtly une, ‘eb aaa Fanny \ : Bax, ds in Mire MON ui Buuker til (e), Boston toe Mauim an ot, Atian ROW ied, New La Svs, Boston. sid dau 10," caper, MyeJORDAN: - alone, A E.4 =PLEASE CALL FOR A LETTER AT UNION je syuare Post offier, 881 Brow porate “4 Ss “NEWARK, N. J i at Sironrs's Sean: wealth, Gruzier, and Me aver, Huraplvey, and Hagh 2 Huduige, Laglts, fr °° a American Ports, N, Mar. hb ne newapa luvor by iddtessing a ee, wining wre w uote will ree ev ia, Sid natp J Stevens, Siip jae . Remedios via Hott ot, Sata. ‘ id ship. Gi “WILT. THE YOUX Jie CITY PERR GER OF the two pretty corwey City ladies, who eroswel the 1 i eben a a oS Pos se oti rd Ww Te ad, Ad Are sone Wie WW Joins, BR; ‘ dane oy MB Beamsli, dawn, NY. eandon, Walker, buster Qcxpay r son, New Yurk rane HL TCi, a ferry March 10. Pe LADY WHO PaSsep A Monde TLEMAN LAS? “eRe or, WO! Peotatce at the sume place Mewsdary taeda you COULD RE- ad me a mesnge ior Vom be FURNITURE. Lep rvenitt ure. Bi60 vOut tH, and reiatt, tue ards, Alsi, Ruitd Boondter, Key Wet, Sid rovidemes, ¢ PURNITURR, FU Ivald {Ur dean NOT ire Can A bark Hf tsi, ARLES, PAM. Mh aycuue, ree betwre Cards i AW Drisko, Dien da, Wormiew, Motion Gth—O'd seur Tex, Orr WIDENCK, Morel 7: i FROM SHIP COL, of the fret quality, and 0.1 WekAD direct etae roduett on from: te ahip. | Als, for Y Boba Titiay hue Jane and W 34.40. BU BE AU per tom, Of 2,409 at ‘Ovrel, Camberiond, ta Piet rates of ~f AM ow “D s quality of Hird, “oud, aut Keow Liverpool and Connet Coal, anit Jot Righth avenag. 1 A ay brig Loe D Rodeury, Morchoues Ge iawn. -t AM Now DELIV ERI a 3 aur cRIOR POLITICAL. 8 4.40, sartile ENING, Sees ed om i free trom: cox Mrrr Mare’ 7, 16 mictee, heb the folowing | Vordered to be N TIONAL DEMOC RATIO seg pers At the reguiae mee Movant Hall, no Th say eventos, Fesouutions were unauimonsly ad roadway, dud 29 Walt street. UA. Fat ADW ty age DANCING ACADEMLGx. SADE MTES, Wwonty-aiath at, New York. ‘wet, Brook's. pneral Cummmitton, That cach member report at the Lids galay in April, uto Mattes of the oflvers « rit, tion, the number of tr vo, and A due g weral'von tition of te Besolvedy Tat thers rensiutions be ‘pa By ovder, BENJAMIN RA lay} doormtarien, AY, 29 EIGNTH A new eines it N09) wternoon and even AE bain, No abore, Geonar J. Cawrnns: Mena O'BRIEN, - 2st Bron nse Sah Abaya 2S jit BROOM SIREEY RAND EX Ke pinee BXPREAsES. ; POADAY BV BNING, MARCIE I. bis ttoodnit a gentleman otto aim: BURNIIAN, 8 URN RE EXER uy |} At ‘ods, elt paris at tie SELEY MASTER DOMARS DANCING Ac ADEM: re tt 2G; Bowery. —Leweous gi por ion aye Tuite. Weanesdays paren he Bt ao abe » for ehildren 5 SO Meee Tucudags ond Fridays $2. Private lossote G0 canes, MUNICIPAL APPAIRS.. Bitty MAN WHO, ARRIVED, PERTH whee ress, Wil not ear od Bu r a Af aromas ate Tar gine week. Aha ‘restatrat wil NIE COMMITTER ON STLERTS OF Tits: HOATD OF open at one o'¢l Alderin tye B8th day of Mare, JOR BROOK, Hi the w ag fr ig ut one orci .M arabe of Board of a oe tf oo Wil, tae GENTE AN” Wilo, t Mat cd tee exianston.or Ohersa tarees o o. Reslary. ton the counter ot the rosunrant Not Aw irate interested wh plea aiend, eRe | Batire- i hus Bareley street, cpposite the Aaior how ut wnties peily ny eopeneat and ane Away? ~ ined cater € “tse NEW PUNLAICATIONS, wt A. BOO i AB. II, AE, Struct E,W. Tavion, Secretary, 1F, COMMITTEE. ON NATIONAL ATEALS Palo T Gomme douse wit meet ty Fut Wo 8 Oly ESE, Honday, Wet inst, a: WM ovelogk A BM re HANKINS: Pave PAIQU TT, Aare or tio, Oveginal, Biortes, Xe bapery, My Faaking arrangrmncats fue (he Peception ot Colowel Oeyeon fevy inievtaling. Othe No Ail parties inicrested ure reqmested to appear Sick Rieti Comunittec, AT“ oURTOUS” “Book, oF oF ¥ Wom TERENCE F, pyex,” Si. ORTON, haroetars tn X Ch RENCE TARE pers woo mumalied | FRA A, Abit a 8ON, ibitener, lage sitet, Hae Mtn, JOHN HOGA ‘SMITH, a Gena eta: Mee ER RTS FA FEE) 3 HS par ioninrsanply a. MLLG aot ate AnOUT TO tira wae Ly a Soe ‘days, ule an rable, Addvese Tis feral two a 0 ORT wy SEDO ol \tTOL, ‘Br Pearl street, BUCHER SHOP FoR’ SALE —A ‘NICE STORE, GooD location and low re exellent chance for aan, ay for ae) = iiss West Nineteen streel her nigh ih are She Go i oP without st ower, Apply 0% cond arene, Mee y STRATFORD. ie SALE—A CASI Busnes, & FOR $3,000 OR ITs Its equivalent In real estaie. sold to effect seitioment, RE, 2y2 Fourth “Tei th attention. | Ay ALS is worth atlentior -thtnd stcee! MOORE, = ere ALE—AT A SACRIFICE, ON OND AVE: Fors: M Piliy Give aud Frgeateis eqeeere wa Syed e yon en stone Houses, witly high stoops, rey Joes 7 fy OF 3. rand 3 F®. SALE—A MARBLE TOP OYSTER CO COUNTER, . modern improvements; Be: «ach mone: the-preiines du 'y veween 9 aud AL A, and otir Counters, ¢.cap, with Duung Tables, Boe Lars apply at 188 West street parti OR SALE CHEAP, A BILLIARD BALOON LOC; ce the best business part of Tid arene 5 conalst 1 Divan, two fine marule-bei ro B hard iPorniture’ and everytitug elonsing iy cam) Biokpem the ‘canes. “Apple to. 5 LMLLONS, re street. OR SALE—THE WHOLE OR PARY OF ‘THE Bock, Fixtures and Good Will of the Howe and Dinink Saloon, No. wary, corner of Bixth street, opporit- Seventh regiinent Armory, low wa ensu customer, ents need a ape R SALENA FIRST CLASS PUOTOGRAPHIC GAL sory. Brooklyn, sow doing smexceltent business, Ad sd M, Bo, box 1,700 Ni W854 SALE-STOCK, FIMPCRES AND LEASE ors up tow: © jou ies bin For particulars a Ai A Be 30 East Thirieth bree! OR SALE—A LONG ESTABLISHED CORNER Liqiior otore, in the best neizuvorhood on the east side of the city. ‘opporcunity, ag the ownor must gall, Owhg to press of other business, Inquire ot D. BURKE, 16 Bowery. a SALE—A FIRST CLASS CO. Si 04 on siath avenurg Kood ie Bar, Tatles, ;CTIONERY = ritoos ans, doing lyto Mr. FBLA Ciraia, pi sisth avcun', Tue present propriety ls engaged fn other’ busine {OR SALE.—A GOOD Gnocrsy STORE. FOR P. Hioniars tppig ut O19 Second wyenucy betseoen Th s'con and y-tnird streets, No communications re coved from ag; PepeR ann ) FEED STORE. FOR SALE—OR STORE T° Jet, Business $10,400 t0 § 0.00) pe i. num, Apps ow rown atone stor, Think u entic, beweem Eighiy-fifth strects, Yorkvilie, ~ ROCERY FOR SALE—ONE OF THE ‘BEST STANDS in Brooklyn, jgholce ‘and well selected stock; cash trade and low reat. | be sold at a bargain, Inquire of CiaRLes air Atlantic street, Brooklyn, between w a Melo, ROCERY FOR SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES of a sirat clans whotakale at and re alt Grocery, situated im atiourtslii: g nes uborl ‘usoks given. selling. Avply at the Ries Wei avenue, note Saves | teenth atrect, 'AY.—00 BALES EXTRA TIMOTHY AND RED marked W. i’, M., for sale Monday, Tuesday wre hesday, Wi, 1th and’ ith ingt., on sloop Uy Laight 'ueet, trom “Croton. the premisas, ¥ sh iouateae Wed- 'y, foot ot ARDWARE FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. FOR core Eroperty: it ia well Arsorved, and sipte ie da busin tabi low rent br asons ing. A Fe, No, 100 Was. fing gion Street. OTEL KO? SALE—~MOST DESIRABLY LOCATED OR Coe principal street, near the feuty, in in yore “OY. SG is pir a favorabie lease, at low rent; full, tee operation, For ese eee pegesihey address cy Otty Fost office, Far terry rye Ok SALE—Dorsa A FIRST CLASS ee'Ling for want ot basincss, but for oy cent. seasons on A good avenue. Apply at tant treet, in the ale vault, AM ENGINES AND Soro d, (von tree (0.8 hundred kere power; ters ‘and other connections: ‘Chose tu, wa Engine or Boller, cheap, would do well t call om aie So Gansevoort street, between Greenwich and Washingtoa eureets TEAM ENGINE FOR SALEFROM EIGHT 70 TW power, baud whe tnd pu +) horse attaciied: ew and in'perfect Grdet.” Gow be sea atthe Paint Pastors? Ww Horatio! Street. GQiORE FIXTURES FOR SALE.A FIRST RATE LOT Dot Sione Etxtures Cor sale very cheap, as the osvners aie gomg out of tae business, Apply ut #7 Siach ayenuc, in Pte ipo BE SOLD CHEAI OXSTSR AND REFRESH. ment Saloon commr of Myrde aod Cosson fiyen doing a good business forthe times. Apply nthe basement. O5 NATED, A MAN TO TAKE FULL CHARGE ot & well’ pa H paying Bucier aud Froviston stores ‘@ rooms fora feinily; Will walt {on e's man isnesdod. “Apply sh 150 OWERTe. low r Pitot store WILte hnienye A 4ND r tore, on on co! Adi te ot ihe best vukaees atncte te he ally: io a frortt 1wore tise ple aanord sire tte ~ & CO., 489 Ibrondwa WALL PURORASE A sae RATE GROCERY and Hen berenh situated in the |e Jo: ality to dw ior busines is on atveck, or At 78Weat Twenty-fourth street, bee S| $550 at os © larito fore Lio clock A. Mel or aiverd B. OM. A GYEHANS, Bok MANY YEARS street, will CARD.A JAM ES. 4, Foreman M re d Navy uniforme got up ia ia Wen beak st notice, AACIIOLIN CLUB. OF BROOKLYN,—TNE ANNUAL 4 oR. of hia txo@ation for the eecvon oF of ere @: batl-past ee.en ) Fabon aid Calton J. L, KEEY, Prost lent, ky ehoon Mowe ay evening, 4 VER: O% TAXES, Spee OUNR ERK PNQUNT VERNON pe pines tue, Fy JR ibN “ORT, OUINVILLE, ee pnd school aves With be cece Wart Hotel, co ner of G and and Elizabe ode. * the Ist of April wid mt the male da at the Fourrcant -treets on Mon- —C, MIL Vilage Mount cpa LEBAUGIL OTTCH TO TAXPAYERS,-OFFICH © nitestonere of Taxes td A et, New . dake tthe axstment rolis of rea! an year wend will cont aue open U All taxpayers are in order inay be. corrected, Al ti aw to reduction OF thelr axzenaments, by rea aweuer for military serena; ead also lier chasitntte institudony, by law xem quested to make application fF auch, rocu-tian, oF vsetape tion, previous W the closing of the rolis on said 30th day ry ‘ne followiss seetion of the act of April 15, 1899, is pul- shed torthe Infcrmmton of tar bone ee Be cTos 10. During the ttme 7 pov ist ay m ine ee himself aggrieved by the noseaned valu tog of a ual Pe wt esate, C0 hm the some corrreted, It su one mmede in Fela toe cosesaed valuation of (eat tt , Itmust be m 3 writin, seaciig the ground OF ob ieetion there! oy upon ra be sm antssiouers shall ane ino the ev ff digruvDt. the Rfeaatrent Ia Fron OUR Th@y mine some corrected. Ti such applt ation ation to the ans sae! Call stom of personal ertatey oath by th said Cou nt mi tr fesloneréy Who Bi avi wget act stich Oath Drang oF theme and te io hisor herr judemcat, these " nt is erromeoum they abi canna thh Rua ty be core fagwed, and By the OH agsexamen ‘hey tay at decision th re n neh f) ehall have vate te rt a venti on, Pay " rs mabe Venenste by the Board of Super. Visors of any eesessmenton real or persona! estate tm under thie acs, uniess ft shal’ a under oth oF: tion, that the party. ries od was og to ciyemcbanwe i: SC 5 F W. sui %. W. BROWN, Commissioners of ‘Faves and Assessments, pt HE, GREBNIEOOD CEMETERY, NO. ew iors Pie | 8 32—The annual 1 ynstitavion will be held at A} 12th seer oe — to reeeive Cemetery on ae 5 Neat. ne bai pat eo eto Gupdai report of the 4. TER aX, cere Sr Bighin ee: aa pe meetin tree Ud friends end paw Ak DEMOCRATIC n1¢ CLUB yy atcoting ds fMtiny EDL Mey ie 1e ssitente x vet tis form fae, pier WARD @ e rete ae haltepoet seven @ oe ‘Lune Soeretarg. ihe fhe 2 xu, TAXES Pon THE TOWN OF MoRRE A Lope | tax collects #8 will Je at the gen ons ae hi "ond Broome sreets, on mnday, oe ition BU ESR, Town JAWS, BebOOL THE REBEL zh Collectors. TION-<SWAN'S CAVALRY, Hero Neate, (ro ueictans, two binck-antthe And tweuty Able by ted wen, forthe only « not wens ; to be ulna Ih Wis Btate. oy tenant bar-Linton 1) Court street, Ero ——a LL “CHEE, MONTHS" vO. UNTEERS AND VOL. unteors ior “two years’ or eaten ke es wet te eb St widows of any RAY- pon tehged | bop Lad Dat ACRIVED, An te wart Somaplews: vt for sales sale the iob Guly; also 19) ‘all Bireot. Care CHAS, HM, VOORLHRS, 22 Codar sireet, up staire. “~- a