The New York Herald Newspaper, April 22, 1865, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Famay, April 21—6 P. M. ‘ene gold and stock markets have been quiet to-day, wnder a prevailing indisposition to speculate upon their future course pending the passage of the remajus of the Aste President through the city and the full resumption F Of general business. Stocks were, however, moderately Qirm in the morning, although somewhat irregular and strong late in the afternoon, and gold closed at an @dvance of 2% upon the opening price. The supply of gold on the street is light, and the return of E yme parcels of five-twenties by the Persia, toge- er with advices regarding future shipments, has Gmparted strength to this and the foreign exchange market. The falling off in exports, together with the ex- {pected increase of imports—our stock of foreign merchan- dise being at present unusually smnall—operates in the ‘opinion is that gold is cheap; but,on the other hand, there are exceptions, who believe in @ materially lower 1000 Erie 2d mtg,’79 100 1000 Li Central bds, 110 5000Tol & Wal 3000 A &G WimOd, 100 do. ve 50 Central Coal Co., 100 200 game direction, while the poliey of the administration i is looked forward to by some as likely to conduce to fj 200 Activity in the Gold Room. In other words, the general fj 900 $10000 US 6's, '81 cou 109 NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1865. 8430. a 86c., all for gold. Cassia may be quoted at 950, currency. Sreanmvr.—We notice sales of 17,000 Ibs. at 1c. and 10,000 do. No, 1, not on private terms. 7 % 2dm. 7000 Ch &A in bds.. 89 Sare.—We notice sales of 2,500 sacks Liverpool (Mar- 3000 American gold, 147 lshall’s) on private terms. 11 chs Bank of Com. 103 Soar.—A sale of 400 boxes Castile was effected en pri- 200 Canton Company 82% vate terms. Market scarcely so 400 3 Srerren.—We hear of no gales of importance. 833 ‘Szeps.—Clover continues firm, and prices #re vancing. Sales 150 bags at 303¢¢. Timothy ruled with trifing sales at $5.0 $6 “Of Calcutta we jeales, ‘Tes.—The market was firm and quite active, the sales comprising 6,000 half chests green, and 2,000 do. Oolong. ‘'Trx.—Thero has been no business of importance trans- lacted since our last, but the market was a trifle firmer, with gold, But littie business has been transacted for ithe last few days. Sales 100 hhds. tucky at Ide, and 172 cases seed leaf at 8i<c. a The market for & manufactured remains about the samo as last noticed. Ba TaLiow was dull and 3c. lower, with sales of 70,000 M ibs. at 11c. a 11 Ke, Woon.—The demand for domestic fleeces has been more active, and rather higher prices have been real- ized, The sales comprised 175,000 Ibs, at 65c. $ 10,000 Ibs. French and 200 bales Spanish sold on private terms. ‘Winsxey.—Receipts, 952 bbls, The markot was scarcely so firm and less active, Small sales of Western were made at $2 13 a $2 15. 2 SSeubsSsssssssess SECOND BOARD. ‘Haxy-rast Two o'Cioce P. M. 50 shs Erie RR pref 90 100 Hud Rtv RR. .830 105, ange within the next month. The quotations during the Hj 3000 US6's,10-40.00u 94% 1054 Nee a aa eee ana all sad clean wong. eautrely day were:— sanan tt 1024 gy nominal. 30:20 A. ME... sos. ih 2:15 FM. .14934 E5000 Use's. “ 10898 102% 3 : 8 40 P.M. 5000 Missouri 6's... 65 do. : 'HARITIES. The members have resolved to close the room on $4300 shs Quick Mg Co 62 300 Tol & Wab RR.. 43 THE METROPOLITAN C! Tuesd: 4] 100 Mariposa Mg Co. 14 100MichSo&NIndRR 6234. At a first session of the stock board Erie was 25% Too Det & rad Canal 0" foo tie oe e session 1 si ie 100 ud C: 10 we Bigher than at the morning board on Monday last, but J 50 Pacific M S800. 300 300 GlevsPitisREDIS 7% Abstract of the Fifth Annual Report of the Sarees of pete eee ipa wk bears sa fon 50 28x 100 doers OO Commissioners of Publie Charities and ‘was 6% lower, Hlinois Cent , Michigan 200N ¥Cen RR...85 94 400 50% Michigan Southern 34, Cleveland and Pittsburg 144, % ee 100 50% B Correction for the Year 1864. Fort Wayne 3, Reading 4%, Cumberland 2. Govern- = 50 = Chic Ri a Bx meut securities were steady but inactive, Coupon five- 13 Erte 100 Pitts, Ft W&CRR 9536 i Orrice or THE Commmiowers or Posiic CHAR- twenties sold at 107. At the open beard at one o'clock eq 1000 300 d0.....+.25 95% 8 mms axp Counzoriox, No. 1 Box #., quotations were a fraction higher for railway and mis. (eq!00 200 do, 9570 law Yous, Jan. 1, 1806. 500 100 do. 96 EAT ms LoostaTure oF TH Strats or New YORK, AND THE. collancous shares. At the second regular board there #4200 100 Alt&Terfiaut pret 70 Bees oo Tice antes Goomecas lalw Nona? was a further improvement, Erie was 15 higher than ae ‘odie Goccmaleaichiaans ob dible: usatinam tnt Sack at the close ef the first board, New York Central 13, CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. tion, in conformity with the law creating the Depart Fort Wayne 1, Northwestern 3. Quicksilver was 14 ff « Frivay, April 216 P.M. Penh here ie nono ie — the following report of] Jower, Reading 3{. Coupon ten-forties roae to 94% afl Asnrs.—Recoipts, 192 bbls. ‘The market coninued MM" "Tt will be son, upon An examination of the details of| 95. Sixes of 1881 and coupon five-twenties wore BM quiet, and we have no sales to report. Prices, however, Mmthe receipts and expenditures of the Department, that, at half-past three the market was buoyant, and Breaneruyes,—Receipts, 29,708 bbls. flour, 1,021 bbls. Figums necessarily paid for services to carry on the affairs i quotations 3, a 1% per cent higher. Erie closed ff and 2,203 bags corn meal, 5,649 bashols corn, 1,920 do. Sof the Institutions, the exercis> of strict economy has enabled the Commissioners to present an account which at 76%, Hudson River 107, Reading 103%, Rock Moats and 240 do. malt, The market for State and West- 4 ; are favorably with those of other Inland 9534, Michigan Southern 63%, Cleveland and Mf ern flour rvled very quiet and prices declined Se. 100. Mtn *he renee turonatont thes coantey.” Pittsburg 7334, Northwestern 203g, Fort Wayne 96, B@per bbl. Tho demand was confined to the immediate sihactel repo ipod eae Lae proaranien laa Fpl §, Quicksilv ; 5 ' Pa presentation of this report, and yet thera would seem Cumberland 4754, Quicksilver 63. wants of the trade, and we havo only to report sales of oa eae aR EES The easy condition of the money market is highly BM6, favorable to speculation for a riso in stocks, the supply of capital being in excess of the demand at from four to six per cent on call. But the fact that the stock market; is under the manipulation of the brokers, and that the outside speculation in it is of a transient character, is a 400 do, Canadian, at the annexed quotations, the market closing dull and heavy. Rye flour was dull, with small sales at $5 60. $6. Corn meal was firm and moderately active, with sales of 500 bbls, Brandywine at $6 60. We to be a_propri lof expiration of the term of service of tho prosent Board as possible, inorder to embrace within it the lentire five years of our official connection with these Tn- stitutions, In no former period of five years were such HM difficulties and derangements encountered in the admin- istration of the business devolved upon this commission jas in the period which embraces the official term of the present Board. Entering upon the duties of the Com- ,500 bbls. State and Western, 1,500 do, Southern and uote :— mot caloulated to strengthen confidence in the per si@uperfine Stateand Western Sour. $700.8 7 40B¥ mission with perfect independence, and determ nation to manence of the riss, Meanwhile the bulls have am ad- fg Extra State. 760 9 7 70 Bj do thelr simple duty, they have throughout, their official vantage in the facility with which they can carry stocks. BM Common to medium extra Western, Tiss 625p term acted with euitie disinterosteneds and impartiality, In the discount line prime paper passes at 7 a 8 per cent. fig Extra round hoop Ohio, 815 a 8 35 Rblow citizens the results of their efforts to secure to the hg Foreign exchange is vory firm, Bankers ask 10914 a ff Western trade brands. 8 40 & (9 GORE City of Now York a just and faithful administration. 0° 109% for their sixty day bills, and sales have been made Common So ithe 2 9000 9 55%4 kis cuaaisem and comeaipns: Ue Ben ome bh Pag er EA at 10034 a 109%. ns among thos» most interested BM Fancy and extra do. 9 60 & 12 OOFM mosiato vicinity of extraordinury and extravagant ¢x- fa in the course of ex favor a steady resumption of ae Can —_ ae a as Ad penditures, to withstand the importunity of individual gy specie shipments, on ihe theory that for a considerable fl fod toriolee and meta, - 6, 0&6 00 Banc combined eforia to increase the amount of expend FY time to come the Southern country will absorb more of Corn meal, Brandywine 6a. “Mei por ‘ % n it will export of native. The fq Corn meal, Brandywine, puncheons, 32 50 a 33 00RF Yonr after year we have endeavored to ure upon the RG foreign products th. Tho wh-at market was somewhat irregular, some kinds consideration of our fellow-citizens, as well as the an- if yond the Acriminal jurisprudence in the proper dis fH parties implicated. i farcical. boca Be Mof Emigration, confinement of long term pi ba wise, kind and generous attention from hose who al imeluding the clergy, the physicians, and others, who, while in the disc duties, have fallen to these dies. ‘Our statistics touching the treatnient of fever, we think, will exhibit points of deep interest to men.’ They prove conciusively not ‘only a great ‘saving of life, but also @ great reduction in the use of alcoholic stimulants, has been effected by the treatment ladopted be history of the institutions for detention, connected 'fh this department, is one of deep interest to those’ who feel a regard for the unfortunate, and desire to use: ithe benefit of experience in the future government of the officers, nurses el e of their — mala- inmates, tthe Penitentiary, Workhouse and institu- tions present a subject of interest to those who have been in the habit, as we have, of daily intercoure| with persons who are Depart ment Tinto the hands of the commissioners for punish. ment and safe keeping. They will observe the singular] feature ef a changing ion, passing from one in- stitution to another, which does not separate them as| far as it is generrily su, |, Kept apart and claasitied las they are only by different grades and conditions of ‘criminality, @ Tel it seems to us, is quite be-| ywer of apy organization not properly sus- ent of ition of the hurried and ipeonsiderate des- patch of cases brought before the courts, especially the Jower courts, makes the dispensation of justice almost ould be found to engage the atton- tion of the Legislature, with more profit to the public welfare, than a thorough and complete examination of this matter of the administration of lice justice, and lan entire change in the conduct of rs. ‘The Legislature in 1864 passed two bills intended to remedy some of the evils here referred to, one of which, however, was not approved by the Governor. The at- tention of the present: ure is respectfully directed ‘to this bill, the provisions of which, we think, were land calculated to be of great benefit to the interests reform. ‘We desire to call the attention of the Legislature to the repeated communications made to the late Governor of the State, in reference to the vagrant pal Commission nals, the vate instituti f iat wa tic criminals, jong of charity, protec: tion of disabled soldiers, &c., &c. ep 20 reason for lan abandonment of our views touching thé points refer- red to, we forl it a duty to reftorate them. ‘The Wardens, Superintendent and otherofficials con- tained by the courts, and uniting every dej nected with the government of the insttutions, have B commended themselves for their attention, economy and general supervision of the affairs placed 11 their chargo, fas faithful and honest men, The departmmt of THE ALMS HOUSE will present a favorable report by its Warden: and we feel that this class of our dependents hav) had attention commensurate with the sufferings which wrrow, misfor- tune and old age have put upon them. ag wanKuonts ees also gives a good report, and, under @ emtract for the female labor, has been’ made to produes $17,502. We have no recollection of @ periodsince fie existence of, that institution when so much labor has been bestowed with so much advantage to the instifition and to the # city. The male portion, however—like he population of jall institutions of a similar characteris of a much feebler description than usual. This fut is attributable, doubtless, to the demands of the war, ligh bounties, anc the increased opportunity for procuring omployment. this institution will exhibi The report of this institution will exhibit a great and continued reduction in the number of inmates compared ‘with years previous to the war, undoybtedly growing out of the inducements for enlistment, aud an exchange of the confinement of the prison for the profession of arms, in accordance with arrangements mide with the courts ‘and their tributaries. We cannot but regard the system of penitentiary confinement, and what is termed punish. ment, as falling far short of ‘tho wise and best mode of, treating this unfortunate condition of man. As at pre. sent constituted these penitentiaries anuot be looked pon otherwise than as schools of Ve, as aiders and p abottors in the perpetuation of crime, aad ment to the very Vices, and theirationd:at which they are expected to prevent. We continue to regard ‘THE LUNATIC /SYLUM as one of those necessary institutions wich call tor an encourege- conseauenres It has nov been, 80 observation always just to augment expenditures of ‘ment by advancing the of tho empl miasion. weies = pk ID hold back, as jas - ‘We have, hk hay fora SD ler the circu ibenp rs 3 our duty to percentage to the pay of our begs stra which we <: most cheerfully granted, in the ief that, actuated the same spirit which induced us to increase the emolu- ments of office under stress of these circu: there 4 will be @ readiness on th with composure, and willingly return, if it shall be deemed necessary to do so, to the original sums fixed at the commencement of this Commission. SUPPLIES, The expenditure of so large an amount of m for the actual supply of this department involves not only a Tesposibility on the part of the Commissioners in the pro- tection of the inmates and the poor secerally. tl ut ‘their control, as to the character, quality and the quantity of the necessaries of life, but also as to the mode of obtaining them. Heretofore, under a system of con- tracting for the chief articles of consum) such as moat, milk, clothing, &c., they have, ra rigid in- spection, been able to guard, to a great extent, the qual- ity of the supplies contracted for ‘Such, however, has been the condition of tho markets for those chief articles of consumption, that it has been found quite unjust, tn their opinion, to hold to the strict letter of the contract those who come forward in good faith with a desire to serve the institutions with fidelity and justice. They have, therefore, deemed it their duty to add to the prices of the supplies, under the meat and milk contracts, a per conta which was deemed liberal ae Sus, though it could not, perhaps, be legally ima OUTDOOR PooR. One of the most important, as well as one of the most difficult branches of the government of these institu- tions, is the organization and oporation of the Depart- mont of Outdoor Poor. Having had the benefit of an experienced and faithful head, in the person of Mr. M George Kellogg, the Superintendent of Outdoor Poor, the Commission has left largely in his hands the response Pf 'to the demands of those in needy circumstances, or in a. condition of health requiring immediate attention and Firelief. Improvements have been made from year to Kd year, yet much remains to be accomplished to prevent imposition and fraud, as well as to properly regard the more delicate demands of necessity. The high prices of provisions, clothing, and great increase of smallpox and typhoid fever, have considerably increased the expen- Hiditures of this department. Fuel, also, has reached a cost which makes it still more necessary to require close ry Feconomy in consumption by the recipients of the city’s F F bounty. Tn several of the previous reports of this department, we have called the attention of our fellow citizens to the ff great and growing evil of multiplying private charitable Minstitutions. During the last year the opinions hereto. fore expressed have been vindicated by the exposure of one case of the most cruel nature that can blacken the Rg records of protended charity; and wo sincerely hope that fore earnestly expressed opinions will make its appro- priate impression, In no previous period in the history of this city or athe departnent has there been anything like so large a 7 number as during the last vear of those who have been red for and brought through this department into the titutions set apart for small pox and ship fever. The icles and laborers made use of in the collection of civ B this class of our charge havo been in continuous and ac- pi #| tive operation. The provisions contemplated for the temporary rest of] this example, which bears so favorably upon our hereto- Ba No, of Patients in Lunatic Asylum Dec. 81, 1364.. 77% Admitted during the year. ooererery vee OO, lWhole number in 1864.. . 1,137 Discharged during the year. . 267 Died during the year... + ll Remaining December 31, 1864. ote . Remait in Island Hospital, Dec., 1868,.... 647 ted from Ist Jan. to 81st Dec., 1864.--77.... 6,600 Total number treated. . 7,008 Died...... . oT Discharged 6,687 Remaining in hospital, December 31, 1864... ery ‘Number of inmates in penitentiary, Blackwell's Island, December 81, 1863. . 7 . 1,199 . 7 . @ Total. Remaining, ber 31, Number of inmates in’ workho Received 109... of inmates in Randall's Island Nursery De- 31, 1868, = partment, Dec. ndocived during the’ your Remaining Dec. 31, 1864.......++++reeeee ore No. of inmates in Nursery Hospital, Randall's Taland, Dec. 31, 1964 +. 10 Admitted during 1864. . + 1,208 ‘Treated during 1864... . 3 Discharged, 1,152; died, 21,998 ing January 1, 1866. . 166 No. of jones in City Cemetery and Farm Dec. Admitted during the year 1804... No. of inmates in Colored Home Dec. 31, 1863, Received during the year.. Total. AE ous Discharged, 287; died, 103.... 2.00... 3008 Remaining at the close of the year... . 2% Number of inmates in Colored Orphan Asylum, December 31, 1863... a : 208 ua Admitted during the year. . 8 out on trial, returned to oped, 2; deaths, 14. . Number at cloze of year. . 200 RRUIKW OF OUT-DOOR POOR. 48,844 adults and 10,150 children have been relieved donations in money, and 15,222 adults and 28,026 cbil- dren with fuel. The total amount of cash disbursed from January 1 to December 31, 1864, being $100,123 47. RECAPITULATION : ‘Alms House,....... 4,551 Work Houso... 10,408 Pi Bellevue Hospital.. 7,491 Randall’s Island.... 2,626 by City Prison, 1 21}150 Nursery — Hospital, 4 Second dist. . 8,662 Randall's Island.. S'Third dist. Prison... 6,495 City Cemetery an PiFourth dist. Prison. 1,126 Farm 308 Lunatic Asylim.... 615 Ba Blackwell's Island Orphan. Asylum, 261 Pi Hospital . + 17,420 Out-doorrelicf....., 68,283 Fa Peniteatiary 199 Fd” ‘Total persons received, cared for and relieved 364. 1 Southern ports, it i ied, are not likely to be soon re- fet hoing lower, while others were higher. ‘The demand, Ba horities for the State and city, objects of great publics called upon to govern them, ‘The Asyluiap our charge By patients on ‘ay to the small pox and fever hospitals f3 in 1864. teas opened, and when they are the stock of cotton, tobacco BH however, was rather more active, the sales comprising Ea mrartance tending to the amelioration of the condition being the most extensive one on this content, and oc- Min the new building, at Bellevue Hospital, will more libe- gy exrexprruRts OF THE BOARD and other produce availal> for commerce will not be gg 45,000 bu t $1 6034 a $1.65 ‘for common to good por the poor, the more just and proper correction of those cup ed almost entirely by insane, depended, and help- BYraily harmonize with the great extent of provision re-B4 CITARITIES AND CORRECTION, AS CHARGED 70 ‘THR FOL icely i ut Ea Milweukeo spring, $1 62 for common winter red Wostorn, Be erimina', the more huinan’ treatment demar ded. by the pa less people, ts entitled to the most cureful 44. conscien- fH quired by the great and growing city of this continent. | F row1xa iNeTiTUTIONS, FROM sANUARY 1 TO DEoRMBAR SI, Mkely to prove #0 largo as is generally supposed. Iti ¢1 70 f samberBernotic and the comfort and happinsé of the zed, thefj tions government of which we are capable. Our num. PY Ward's Island, having Leen set apart for the estab. ti 186s. has been estimated that there are a million and a half of f4 Michivan, r hels on Bil decrepid, and the unfortimate, not fo: s¢ those” who Ml bers vary but slightly from those of the pasivear. | The fq lisamenit of the new Tnebriate Asyiom, will require such Alms Touse. .. $99,610 bales of cotton in Georsia, and a million in Alabama, and ff Private terms. Barley ond barley malt continued dull, Ba have, through indulgences rerching cven to statute crim. js condition of the inmtes has been such #s b commend fa preparation of its grounds as will give ample accommo- {ij Bake House ++ 1,568 i " it ‘i 4g and p were nominally unchanged. Corn was active ba inality, thrown themselves npon the care, support, andg {the institution for cleanliness, order, good tretment, and tion for that institution, while it reser all the space fi Bellevue Hosp ++ 129,813 @ million and a hs ewhere, making four millions of FY znd firmer; sales 25,000 bushols, at $1 20 for new White. Bi honevolence of ont institutions. i abnndant provision, embracing threo large 4d well ar- [gf necessary for the burial’ of the drad for many years to $l Bellevue Hospital oat sin allstowed away in the South; but there 1s not fq $1 87 a $138 for now yellow, and $133 for inferior old BH In the performance of our duties it is no more than Krauged buildings, and affording ample opprtunity toBicome. | ‘The land not occupied for this purpose will be ata by which the correctnons of this estimate py mixed Wostern. Oats were dull ani scarcely so firm, at Fright for ts to Tuntinue to eal! the attention. of the re.@dclassify and regulate the inmates in accordare with the#y devoted, as horetofore, in the most profitable manner, 8,737 LEA De TROTOL CEE ATRL ES S5e. for Canada, 87c, a 89¢. for Jersey, and 890. for hg snective depositories of power throughout the State to zs docaande of a nei nity. h eaeiney toe ee prod ction of vegetables tor the use of PY Ciry Cemetery 9/500 : seul be tho views which have grown ont of our experience, and The commis ors pay a e institutions generally ‘ Pp matter of course, an¢, even if a rf Cori -Reyond the immediate wants of the trade % ia unas! been rn Hib rapestediy poseoct 4 aud pM memory of the late Dr, Ranm The suits still pending between the department and cy — building: ce Alin stacia te sill ex poued 00 Sort there was no demand; Dut the market was decide We trust that those nuthorities will see the necessity asa this institution, and Hj the Commissioners of Emigration can result in no other }4 Colored Home... 11,259 RE "7 alge pe er: ail ter, prices for prime qualities, which are scaree, hav- $9 wot} as the propriety of acting upon these suggestions. 4 which took him and 1 _by fy than the same verdict which has before been alluded to. Colored Orphan Asylum, 6,538 Teaching our hands or the maris of commerc:, while in} bout 34e. per ib, We quote:—Rio, ordi- Kaphe fact to whieh we refer in no 7 patients sent to tiem from the Commissiongs of Emi- a We feel that it is proper for re closing this re- f4 Inobriate Asylum, Ward’s Island we the interval there will be no new crop planted by the fi se, a 143¢C.; good fa’y to prime, 15440. AGM spirit, that of the persons gration. | FA port, to place in honorable mention the names of the fol- #4 Island Hospital . bel to good cargoes, 14%3c. a 15¢.—all for pe institutions under our charge. ; THE SMALL POX HOSPITAL, lowing persons who, having faithfully served the dest & Island Hospital Feb boul, Stock of Rio and Santos in Mrsi¥y Taree tO. g the past yeur, h led to overfiawny interests of the department, have fallen victims to the Sf jauuatic Ave lum ex The fact also that there are nearly three Fd hands, April 21, 1865, 38,652 bags. hi stent importance to y to have bee 5, gion which ther labors required thera to encounter, £3 Lunatic Asylum building... hundred millions of five-twenty bonds in Europe iy Caxpni Bara cays to wa all sales of ada- fer vntion and ‘ons'deration of all those who be-f¥ li P Be ae ee aaah ~ Ups “bearing testimony to thir fidelity, their fearlessness, f4 Office..... F Alarbentione n our national fins as it con. a a 24c. “Sperm and patent quiet, andy 6 that the laws which define the duties and responsi should have 1 protected ad cared B) and to a xeneral conduct which is not only creditable to $4 Outdoor Poor. a0 elemen A Halas iy ae re : \ : ; Dilitice of diferent. prblic officers should be. strictly sioners of . Seconly, we fd humanity but deserves a monumental record, HS Penitentiary . stitutes Bere » that ex os ae o Us 4 mx. —The mar vas quiet but rather fra, Fiscped. to eplr'it and 'n letter. ees ee an a dled upon. te ; ieee Meat: £4 Dr. Moses H. Ranney, Resident Vhyscian, Lunatic Asy-fy Randall's Istind precistion of the ¢ The bonds in this market do t h gold. W all sales of BaltimoreP@ y¢ should not be forgotten that this Board is charzed treat patients 0 Av) 5 Smali Pox Ho: not rise with the fa ia hak oa te GRETA TAA and Detroit at 854. @ with the cars of the poor, tho infirm and the criminal 4 which we did not aticipate, br. Alden E. Nelson, Senior Assistant Physician, Lu- B% Work House e salt tot —There was wed spinning demand, and FA o¢ the county of New York only. For the care and pro-(g he somewhat: crowded) thstiio- io Asylum, Storehouse, Blackweil’s Island tendency is to ich it. Every fall in the gold. anced Be, a 4e, per Ib. Ww! a the rise in gold, the stion of the immigrants who throng to. our great cits ie mm, wind throwing upon us the entire nunberof th a br. A. Tolis Marvin, Assistant Physician, Luyatic Asy-ji Steamboat » prem um requires t mot by a proportionate advance t sing firm and activ The sales comprised Ai from Europe, the State has provided by the establish atienis, Weare glid to say, however, slatwe haveBilnm , in the price of these securities abroad; failing Eh Tn ae a bile, NOeT, BUEN of P Board of ( foners, which pe given to those who have sullered, under bier fy Dr. Engene 0. esi House Sugeon, Bellevue Hospital. Total A eau . tie : [plane rita, Mobile, N.O.&7. ple powers, and controls s raised by atax on y the best service we could render, 4d the best r. Henry J, Devlin, House Physician, Bellevue Hos- i Soe market. 19 opened oy (/ SUNN MEO LEDORY -. “4 29 20 3084 the immigrant, sc fally provide f Wvision made anywhere in this countty this dis-[ pital, by Deduct ai sidy to the European holders of the bonds, ae ei br = 4 = Py his wants, and to th t as a erimi- EI Dr, George C. Dewey, Assistant Physician, Island Hos- 4 ee vine aan beateanaben ‘The rosuit is that they are lable to be returned fy C00d Mddbng . 9 nal, upon the care of should be an un Se eT Ath cert earth q Fe Deduct, due from United States govern- cay ew Daves axy Dyes. —Very little business has been trans: bpg frequent occurrence, © proportion, as has $d near by, have continued to perform all theervice ro in King, Engineer, Bellevue Hospital. ment’ for board and medical attention here to di i roment securities and F@ veted since our last, the sales being confined to 10udb nen n, of the & sof its care are of the im-Piquired of them, among the legitimate cluirts of our Py John DeVott, Ke KH to soldiers. ve cee $39,009 advance t ent the difference Ff tons sal soda at 2c, gold, and 125 ounces quinine and 20 class, who could and should be cared for by gt 8 ; in addition to which we bave fn able to ¥f James Smith, Keeper Add sundry articles of suppiy—coal, i between the price of wenties here and in London oda ash on private terms, the Stato Board, which is so fully endowed for the ejeo of our sick and ded soldiq and havef) John Brown, Keeper City Prison, wood, flour, dry goods, drugs, &c., om Dyrwoons.—We have no important sales to report, purpose 4 req sired le 4 pain andy tev. Father Joseph Paverelii, of Blackwell's Island P§ hand pecernber 31, 1864, : is seriously against the home market; and if foreigners Fisit,—The market for dry cod continues very. firm, » Commissioners of Charities and Correct’on have $¥ soften the pillow of thos who come within jeir control 4 Hospital. if st ebro: token adoliar of our debt it wouldBybut the sales aro light, prising only i A never heatated nor neglect'd. to provide for the immi-fgand treatment, We would most earnestlyepeat thef4 Rov. Father Geo. Laufhubor, of Blackwell's Island $ 9 L goals 50 ae ee fh: i heir tion: but di { recommendations expressed vir last an- £4 Hospital. i Holt wt have been better for vs, ‘The quotations, too, in London i Muckerel were firm but quietg@rrant, when thrown upon their protection; but duty MJ opinions and recommendations eXDrsset itt grape! ; uct 0 " eh alike to the county New York and to the immigrant al report in ref rence to alarge nomber offrsons wh: Sister Domitella, Regular Religious Visitors to the gy December, 808. teeeeeee for Lilinois Centyal, and F are aufliciently below thove current in the home market be to make their return proiitable; but this is of compara- 54° 4 tiv ly iattle imy tating y pvernment our 1 p did not ernment ¥ that with the present income of debt could be wiped out in . be understood as intimating th: ten years ¥ ili be likely to adopt a course cal- fg it apsa sieady retirement all the mds known as # Aa placed them, with pork while of the gre the five-twentie ia curreney. The then fall in course of cancella wo: tion, the smaller loans being paid off in the intervening FH Hipis:.—We have only to report sales of 1,000 Buenos BY expevially those of the most unpicasant character, which time as they became due. The payment of the ten-for- JB Ayres at 18c. (gold), 500 Montevideo and 200 city slaugh- Bd were included in t gations of that commission ties would follow, leaving the bonds of 1881, amounting [gg TOD Private term sive all to nearly three hundred 1illions, to be used as a basis for the circulation of the national banks. The of at this port during the week ending April 19 compare as follows with those of the previous week 8 C i! portations " Weeke ending Werk ending $4 wala, both on private terms, April 1 A iAD—There was no business of importance trans-falof life and protection and comfort without being made Entered for Consump'n. Piegs. Value, Pegs. acted, but the market was rather firmer, owing to the f@]the compan ons of homigr s suffering from k Manufacivires of w« SM $207,886 in gold J and Thore Cap -Cielly as She tetas Manufactures of ¢ $115,192 ‘There has been but Little inquiry for pie, and janthropy of laws made fork Manufactures of sil 17 04 prices of Scotch have declined, while American was with. gp th ¢ entitled ty be treated. by the: Maniifactures of 1 Sales We hear of are 50 lag in a manner becorn Miscellaneous .. tons Ame e terms. We quote Scotch at $46 nity, without endang: $50 per ton, and 1 American at $42 50 a $4! TOR. 656 sesccoees glish refined bar at $1 nylish common do, at $120, Witidrawale. ommon and refined and American bar at $1200 $190. 'PAproper to set forth our views in . ference to the estab- Aj anterior to the administration of this Manufactures of wool 10 ¢44,811 Motassts.—The demanil was moderate, but fall prices B4 lishment of an asylum ‘or inebriates, also for the exten. WM the rec ion of all observing citizens. Manufactures 0! co 89 26,385 A were for all kinds, Prime qualities continue fi sion of the hospital and medical department of Beilevuc fd well fortified, were made, alleging the existe M 28 © 21,025 PJ scarce and firmly held. The sales were 100 hhds. Porto gq Hospital, as well as additional buildings for the care andj min and other evidenc’s of noglect, which 5 Rico at 7c , 150 do. Ciba Mascovado at 52¢, a 57¢., £% protection of those afflicted with ship fever and other ga record revolting to those in the least interest and 60 bhd rbadoes at 60c. We quote old agions diseases. While we ea full conviction fj welfare of the sick and the suffering. In cont! Cuba, 40¢, » 60c., and Porto Rico, 45¢. a Te, Stock, AprilMGof the necessity of carrying out those views, we fecl jj the condition of things in this hospital at th Total 1, 1866, 14 lids, Cuba, 275 do. Porto Rico, and 200 #4 also that it is our duty, under the existing condition of Ba we are now able to present to the people of t Warchoused. Manuiactures of woo! lanufactures of cutte lanufactures of ‘ Manufactures of fax. Miscellaneous, Total ‘The business at the tows :— Receipts for enstom’ seseees 2,006, 185 ati Railroad earned from Jan- The receipts during the + Tho Marietta and Cincin: @ary 1 to April ld, $516. fame time In 1964, wore $267,608—increase $48,966. ‘The banks and bankers of Indianapolis, Ind., have de: fiided to receive no more State or free bank paper of Indi ana, Ohio or Ke or the first of May next, ex Sept at a discount of two per cent, The regular quarterly dividend of two percent on the Mrostern Union Selogreph stock will be paid on and after fA Spril 25. t Tho following table compares the present expenses of o British government with the estimated expenses of p 19 United States after the restoration of peace:— “United States Pngland. vil gervice,. 1,000,000 Civil service <tethe 25,000,000 Army 26,000,000 Navy und Collecting. .... ‘Indighs.,..4, 15,000,000 Luterest on debt ‘Qn debt 150,000,000 ek ens TOL. soe otal, daiane« $240, 000,000 Gar % Btock Exchange. ‘ Fray, = 21—10:30 A. M. 1000 tY 8 sor, 129 960 ahs Erie RR...85 74%, +6000 0 8 'a,P68,0bu 115 40 do......810 74) 0 US 6, 81, con 100% 6 Erle RR pref. 85 Rio OF 8 6-20,cour 10760 CO 87 10000 TH cou bas, '68, 9B P, Fw & Obi RR 95 8000 Til Cou bas "70. 9S GO, seg 815 6000 T1l cou bas) °77, % G0, .0a3 4000 111 con bis, °1G ‘60 Chic & Alt BR... 6000 IM. warlonn..e 4 00 Glove & Pits RR. ¢ wnia 7'8., 117 {oo seve oD J ao 116% Gime shee vtl Oly yy an wo By per ate: w vate terms, setts shore, and $16 a eds of the Inttor tho siouers should. pro: large expense now in $16 for No. 1 bay, and $1449 demands that for the wants and Herring wore steady at 50c.a40c. forfStat» Board of Emigration ( 3 HY vide, and the county be saved the decidedly dull, and rates were wholly £4 curred. i rpool, heavy goods, per steamer, have ga — It will appear by our records that the claims made by nd but little could be got even at ’y this department upon the Commissioners of Emigration, ‘The engagements include :—To Liverpool, perf for reimbursement of moneys expended in supporting 1, 200 boxes bacon, on private terms, and pM immicrants who found an akvlam in these institutions ner, £01 . 4d., and 800 boxes bacon, ga during the period in which they were ontitied to support 0 ticrees oil can 4 200 packages cheese on priv: by the Commissioners of Emigration have been decided ‘To Bristol, 200 tons oil cake, 15 tons bacon Mm in our favor by the referee; thus rescuing, through te ropped to a: &, é ngaiali ths ‘pablie tabi tes (tn a0 speedy 5a tons lard, 6d., and to Marseilles, 50 hhds. pad sive litigation; the sum off" rity of purpose, xeok to b manner. The pay’ a complete restoration of 2, The charters are:—A. schooner, 860 bbls. , #4 $18,322 12-1 , with interest on specifiehid youti:, to shape the mind, dir : peace, will probably be mate upon a scale less rapid. Fy k, $1,300 and port charges paid. amounts from May 1, with cosis of action, and@Jup the innocent claimant of charity in jfeipios of The one, two and threc years compound interest-bearing f4 Kot quiet. Sales 400 boxes raisins at GM finally settling a principle w honesty, proprety and useful This Hoy situated ray RL 5 6 “ Lf $4.80 for bunch, and $490 for layer; small lots of cur- fmtended for through m as It ig on an ista war by the legal tenders, the certilicates of indebteduess, the bonds #4 rants at 1d i tried out, would entitle the Yall the fatherless, motherless, neglected anforgotten of 1867 and the new three years Treasury notes will be The market continues quiet, and in the Bi New York to the repayment of hundr Idren of the ety. Hi they are placedpder the likely to be redeemed 1 order in which we have Jes prices were wholly nominal. dollars, Tt will be borne in mind, in this connecti rules, regulations and care of the Commigmers of mh ee cater RR ROS Se ar ay ch Shipping grades were quiet at $132, and forP4that erodvally, from the carliest period of the organiza- £4 Charity, with every prov 2 tin of the Boa by step, through one the most persistent and « ment has been mace to $1 45 a $1: —The mar Manila was quite active, and the ivance noticed in oor last was fairly maintained. The! jes were about 2,400 bales on terms we did not learn. action, this’ depart ‘orm many of the duties, and i.—The demand was quite active, and full rates realized. The demand was principally from con umers for choice grades, which continue searce. The wore 120 bales at 26c. 'a38¢, for 1863, and 25e, a 40c; or new. IxpiGo.—The market was quict, and we have only to eport sales of 10 chests Madras and a few ecroons Guate- own sick and helpless pationts, in the hospitals whieh they are justly entitied to occupy witho :t being involved in the dangers of personal contact with s. ch dread com. panions, We troat that the time is not fer distant whe the poor and unfortunate of ow county may have the privilege of enjoying what there Is Tn our previor ditures as well as the boun tho country, its heavy exp nt Cut were steady at 17c., clinch at8 ic. @ 8 1¢c., iteous provisions made by the United States gove ow metal . for the protection and c..re of the soldier and his Sons. —The demand for spirits turpentine was, dto proceed with great car New Orleans. moderate, but the market was firm at $2 20, with sales MA effort to expend the money of our citizens with economy, “ 11 30 bbls, Rosins we quiet at $20 a $24 fore din view of the nt extraordinary and unprecedented % strained to good No. 2 Sales 60 bbls state of aiTairs. On, Caw, —We notice sales of 25 tons city bag on pri the demands of the conutry upon that charity. Our hope and expectation is that but a short period will elapse before we will be relieved from many of the expenditures which war has entailed upon us. ‘in reference to tho establishment of an = 4 INRURIATEE ASYLUM, Receipts, 1,496 bbla. pork, 1,149 pkgs. cut Ri we feel that it is a project of great moment to the wel- )bbia. beef, 99 do. lard. The densand for pork [if ware of a class who are made wretched by the improper Was linden, bat the market Was rather firmer; the sales}duse of intoxicating beverages. pot were 6,000 bbis,, at $27 60 a $25 for new@% No instivation of thie sort yet established has auf. for 1863-4, do. cash and regular way, @ciently advanced in ite government and usefulness tc oa $26 for prime, and $26 a $26 60 for We have no sales to report for future de- beot market continues dull and drooping 300 bbis E market for crude fish ruled very doll, and Blowhed winter whaie vy 25. Lard was active $160.0 $1 61. this commiesion to venture. We hope, by means of th tion to usefulness of @ lar xcossive indulgence, have ? placed without the| Py pale of confidence and respect, and have brought sor- Marow and disgrace upon those with whom they are con. nected, With $21 a $24—the latter an extreme veats were in improved demand and de- as 800 packages at 1440, a 150, for a 100. also 120,000 Ibs. Te. a 1844) derately a for Cur ‘The bi 1,200 bbis, and tierces at 153gc. a e. for short ribbed. But hoese steady at 14c, a 226. ! this view the commissioners have obtained which while it is sufficiently Inrge to test, in all points, ] the v ba embrace the full requiremonis of tho eity for a loug time| Pato como. ‘The building fn contemplation at Bellevue Hospital is fg intended to afford all the necessary provisions for the ac- E,commodation of the increasing demand of the city for a 6 drooping 10n Wo prime © for cor Prrmurta.—The demand for crude was moderate, but BY dead house, for legal examinations, post mort the market was firmer, prices having advanced fully 3¢c. Ma gations, coroners’ juries, and accommodations for medi.-| per galion. Refined was in improved demand at pre- Bical and surgical relief to out door poor, and all the varied vious rates, ‘The silos were 1,400 bbls. crude, on thot Ls haa of an institution of that sort, besides fur- spot ;, 100 bbls. bonded retined at 6c, « 6ie., and MM nishing the necessary room and accommodation for thofg 00) use of the Bellevue Hospital College—an institution at bbls, for May and June, seller's and buyer's option, 6. ; Wlso 200 bbls. free at T2e. a 72 gc. © market for raw was fairly active, and an ally ie per 1b, was ostablished. e sali were in the neighborhood of 1,600 hhda. at 10S¢¢. a 140. for Cuba muscovado and 14¢, a 150, for Porto Rico; Also 277 boxes Havana, part at 160, —the market closing firm ot Lise, @ 11%0. for fair repning and 116 for good Refined was firm y ey for powdered, crushed rapulated, Stock April 91, 1865:—90,672 bhds., boxed, 107,700 bags, and 00 hhda, Melado. e rise ip gold kinparted a firmer tone to standing, with the welfare of the institutions in charge this commission, and already known throughout the country as by far the most important instituuion of it) kind on this continent, In this connection it may be well to state that during. ithe last year we have had an unprecedented increaso in ithe number of patients suffering from small pox, ehi; fever and other virulent diseases, requiring us to furnisl jaddititional buildings and tents, beside the additional re- quisite attendange from medical 2 ut only a moderate business was tra: Sgr hospital service, ie has entailed not ee We quote pepper Zio. a 21 igo. ; ly a large additional expenditure of money, but has To. Bi bgc. elinaab 100% , Oud DUMmCgAMM mused an unexamyled morally among eur employes, 4 very groundwork of charity is to be ] tion, sepEt mass of children anywhe own city and our own fi fA dliscroetly and hon pmendations we have deemed it Bi ily, and make every possiblegis expenditures, and pre-eminent in its character f ‘The immense provision for hospital aecommodation by By the United States, it is eratifying to know, is fully up tol + Hy science of medicine, and to do our share toward enable us to judge to what extent ft may be proper for BA M plans for the building of an edifice upon Ward's Island, f 1¢ of such # provision, ean be easly extended tom united by common interests and a perfectly food oer <4 by these institutions, Althou rge which brings ho} to us the ‘Phe portion of our pund at bj thouisi Church, and the Re } Sister Felix, } y and iinprudencs, yet they are entigl to ail the B Sister Christine, Tnstitutions, ich poor, unfortunate and @ing creat. { RE m un to. The attendance of th wins Searle, of the Mo- . Father Marshall, chaplain the Rev. Father Doranquet, of the Catholic Church! Aue CUILDREN'S HOME the Rev. Mr. Crowley, of the Episcopal Church; This institution int and clergymen of other religions denominations, here are none Who have 2 thought y, Phas alforded all the spiritual consolation required 2 or of correction, o pi by the sick and dying in the several institutions on in unison with those who, wit y night, aithtul, kind and ex daily, the difference between virtue and v.dhonesty Mand dishonesty, and are taught to remember tifCreator in the days of their youth. They are well arod for, taught to read and writ time und opportunity will mit, to vered from their} b ve subsequently found homer. courage every proper object ithful dependai tigen may with ita pride and cons tly admainisterc LEVUR on the advent of this -ormission, of painful contemplation. ‘The ation, whedpperly, Bi New York a well administered institution in a partments, its officers co-operating harmoniously in the discharge of their varied duties, guard Fy liness and good government, OUR MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, whieh {a almost entirely based upon the conn bave with the Medical Bourd of Bellevue Hospjih @ just claim to our acknowledgments for its att tho sick, and for its general administration of ¢ pitals in the medical and surgical department H number requiring attention from this departme: hourly aud momentarily necessarily calls 1a e and talents of the Board of Physictans| as well as those who are co-operatin them, under their inetractions, in different he Bit has beon our endeavor, under al ci unite with them in every ‘proposed advancement important results, through a just and liberal pol tho connection of that department with the gene ministration and government of the institution fg hoped thus to secure, beyond peradventure, the b sible attention, the sures fest and wisest appl of experience, education and attention of those for we are bound to act as guardii in the absence of ‘and ability to provide for th OUT DOOR MEDICAL AND SURGIOAT, RELTRP, From time to time, during the Inst few ye Commissioners have had under consideration the sition, in connection with the Bellovue Hospital M Board, of thoestablishment at that point in the co} plated new building, of specialities in connection pout door medical and wargicel dopartment for the of the poor; and they have concluded that tho maken trial sufficient for testing tho usefulne: propriety of such bureau. ‘TUM RAKARY, THE CITY CHMRTRRY, TI AUXILIARY PRI Hand all tho various objects of lesser importance ‘united in the government of these institutions mak tiefactory reports, and promise to advauce ip m of economy and usefuluess. THE orry PRON, which connects all the other prisons of the city, hi ministration; and, od of inmates thrown under the jurisdiction of the Wi of that ey we =, congratulate ourselves with the Matrop and Mrs. Poster, Mrs. b and ‘a8 helpers, we have assurances of continued good go’ meat, woich ie Greditable to thore who are ae ‘conneo' wall ws us WI sponsible for it, +9 ve bth ‘Wo whould do injastioe to ourselves if we did us sigeaune of anobteustve pllgterupy. whieh Wl pi whiel bi fo es of home-edudpn and pf ig Blackwell's Isiand. At Randall's Island the services of the Rev. Mr, Fetors, of the Episcopal Church; the Rev. Fathers Schneider and. Monroe, of the Roman Catholic Church of Charity, Domiteila, Felix, Chris. emardine; Mr. F. 5, Winston and daughters; Messrs. Shepherd, Reed, McCrea, Riddle, Martin, Hen: son, Barnum and Brewster, have been truly valuable 0 the old and young. To Mrs. A. H. Gibbons the thanks of the Board are due, river liberal donations to the children during this and former years. various epidemics with which their path has been beset. During the five years of their stewardship they have been alled to deal with every phase of human sorrow, suffer- ing and criminality, and throughout this period they man, worked together harmoniously and in all singleness: tion of the erring, and the accomplishment of the best ults within their reach. How far their efforts have peeded, the admirable condition of the institutions fq under their charge will bear witness. S. DRAPER, President, ISAAU BELL, Secretary, JAMES B, NICHOLSON, MOBES H. GRINNELL, STATEMENT OF V\GRANTS AND DLORDERLY TRRSONS TRANS- FERRED FROM THE CITY PRISON TO THE WORKHOUSE ON BLACKWELL'S ISLAND, DURING THE YEAR 1804, AND THR NUMUER OF TIMES THKY WAVE BREN PREVIOUSLY COM- Commisstoners. 16th time. 4 20th time, 85. 26th time. 42 30th time, 27 40th time. 41 46th time. 1 22 22 1 2 80th time. . 3 oe aeeeee teeeeeesesesscees’ 7,136 —of which number 1,601 were maies and 5,636 females, Aggregate number of’ times committed, 33,674, or four: times for each, 1863—Number committed, 10,763. Males, 2,828; fe- males, 8,425. Aggregate number of times committed, 139,057, or 12 times for each. STATEMENT OF PRRAONS CARED FOR BY THE COMMI°STONERS OF CHARITINS AND CORRRCTION DURING THR YRAR 1864. No. of inmates in Almshouse, Dec. 31, 1863...... 1,808 Received during the year 1864. 3,153 4,561 Remaining December 81, 1864. secsesecguece SAME No. of inmates in Belleviie Hospital, Dec. 31, 1868. 570 Adinissious tn 1864, including 416 birthe.. Discharged, cured and relieved. Deaths... Remaining December 31, 1864, No, of inmates in City Prison, Received during the year 1! GOB, -onqrocgovvootns spoqers cogs scccogeces oo 0sMljl0e) In addition to number ved at First Dis- trict PrisOn......csereee teecesecees sQD,l + 3,815 “ bat UA coe queneeunenrinnge voneeenaneaeenes ‘ . n} In closing this report, the Commissioners unite in & ff cratitude to the Almighty for their preservation from the , With a deep sense of their responsibility to God and of purpos® for the relief of the unfortunate, the reclama- M ———— 46,248 Expenses for support of inmates of institutions and out-door poor, 1864. ‘ en FINANCIAL, aie Be [NITED STATES TREASDRY, NEW YORK, APRIL onnariice holding thirty (30) or more coupons of the “Loam 20's—maturing on Ist of May, are requested to hand them in, with schedules, at any thine previous to the Fa 27th inst. Holders ae with the above request will have thetr PA coupons examined and checks given fur them on the 29uk By hiank setedutes will bs furnished lication at the nk schedules wil ‘urnial ay ay lon at Interest Department of this ciiee JOHN A. STEWART, Assistant Treasurer U. 8, x TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK, CHATHAM QUARE, NEW YORK. OPEN DAILY. pociie made now, or om Sir aim Pelt, vresident, BAILBY, Treasurer, {Six percent intesest allowed. Dey fy or before April 22, will draw interest " M.D. VAN ARLES D. retary. “ Josxen P. Coren, Se: IVIDEND NOTICE . Orricy ov tux Honey Broox Coat. Company, Warnvr Sramer, Privapenriia, April 12, 1865, Ata meeting of the Board of Diroctors of the Honey Brook ©) Coal Company, held at their office, 209 Walnut street, a dirt dend of three per cent on their eapital stock of $3,000,000 was A declared, payable on the 28th inst, J. B. MCOREARY, 5 President. ETROLEUM STOCK FOR SALE CHFAP.—4,00 shares of the Washington Petroleum and Minh ng Com anys Stock, at 25 cents per share—par value indy Lined to. be full paid. by Wan, Tucker, Prendent and: i Wright, Secretary. Office No. 4 Rector street, JOSEPH MASON, No. 5g Pine «treet, IX PER_ CENT.—| FROM GOVERNMENT TAK, RD SAVINGS BANK, corner of Third nd Twenty-sixth street, Present deposits....... pega Six per cent interest paid on ima from $1 to'$l, free from government tax, dted on or before April 22 will draw inte All moneys depe rest from the Let. f 10 M SP. M. ut ‘rom 10 A. M. to3 P. M., and on Mon Wednesday and Saturday evenings from 6 10 8 o'clock, ay ‘go EN enue Bank opeN dai ty REEN, President. Ricnarp Keuty, Socretary. 4 ANTED—ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, AT 7 P cent interest, on perty, from $50,000 to $1 city pro in sums of $25,000, 5, and $50.0) o gs Apply to JOUN FETTRETCH, 413 Third avenue. pe a8 Nemeth 42, 000 Te keax ON BOND AND MORTGAGE D at six per cent interest, for five years, om improved real estate in thia city, in suis to suit. G. A. KIS8AM, 30 t, basement, F $180 (000,70, 2088, 08 BOND AND NORTOAGE Fy Ad tr at six per cent, on New York city property. dreas Investment, Herald oflice, <j WANTED ON THE BEST SECU $300 000 72. 2OAX-O%, BOND AND MoRT. \ A on New York and Brooklyn property. SKPH MASON, No. Ou, Pine sireot. $ = = —= MOAN OFFICES, i T T7—MONEY LIBERALLY ADVANCED ON DI. MONDS, WATCHES, JEWELLY, 40, ALSO PAWN. ROKER" TICKETS | BOUGHT FOR | DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c., at 77 Bleecker st., up tales, AT fi NASSAU STREET, ROOM NO. 2, 4. ONTO MAN pays the highest prices for Diamonds, Watches aw and Jewelry, or advances on consignments of the ticles, A’ S41 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE WALLACK'S 4 = tre—Any amount to loan on Diamonds, Waiches, Je te, fee. rht for the highost cash ae Pind ardor Hood Oftice hours 9 A. M. uli 8 P. M. = = a] BILLIARDS. PTET eee ILLIARD TABLES.—THREE MARBLE BED Bile with Balls, Cues and Markers somplate. D. BGAN, Auctlonees, 46 Canal a Bectacr sire REMOVALS i |ALE—A GOOD BILLIARD Cues in good order. Apply Fond EMOVAL.—JOHN DANIELL AVR TO IM OVAL.—J TELL BE R form his friends and customers thee eA remove a from bis present location, 760 Broadway, to 757, the n - door, on the first of May.’ Ap examinati ‘silks, fone Sences, da. is respectful solicted AND TOBACCO. CIGARS 500.000 Soars Aiea, mar, Fakta cout Manutugharing ne or Agent, No, T0 Murray street