The New York Herald Newspaper, May 10, 1865, Page 2

4 generally considered practicable will require to bo sus- 2 generates FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. | ss ie i i om a this Petts dng, but the transactions wore symptomatic of weakness, AS dhe, cloae of the first board New York Central was 1 per ‘eent-lower than at the second board yesterday, Erie 1%, River 2, Reading 1%, Michigan Southern 1, Ilit- ‘nolé Central 2, Cloveland and vittsburg %, Northwestern ‘34, Rock Island %, Fort Wayne 1, Ohio and Mississippi ‘eortifeates 24, Quicksilver 174, Cumberland 1%. Govern- ‘mont securities were active. Coupon five-tweutirs advanced 4, but the rest of the list was barely steady. 3000 2 274 200 The advance of five-twenties in London to 80 is antic! son Brie: 2a m b,’79 103 400 pated by many, coupled with an increased dewmaud, 1000 Erie. 3d m..... 100% 109 8000 Tol&Wab 24m 731% 00 Mich Con -¢ 112 which will foree the price on this side to 112 0116. | - 5600 Pit, FW&C2d m oi 00 Mich So & NER 68 Allowing gdld to be selling at even. 120, the predicted 3000 Chick Alt Ist m 600 do. 61K advance in Europe wouid justify the estimated rise In 00 American gold. 116 900 do » Donds bere. | When wo consider that gold was selling at % Fourth Nat Dank 00100 do. r-sasd Hoss froin 183 to 165,on the street on the morning following the | 20 Park Hank... 145, 1000 Cleve & Pitts RR * s akivenia My ¥e Canton Company: 3934 600 do. assussinaiion, aud that the extreme fall of five-twenties | 10) ond iw nik in Londou on the rece pt of that news was only to59%; a 60%, a/ter which they recovered one or two per cent, according to private advices, we can the more readily allow for (he reaction which would follow intelligence of the degline of gol to 147 on the next business day, and the revival of conildence throughout the country in the alability of the government. At the open board at one o'clock the market was on the y Whole steady, although ‘a fractional improvement took 100 Chic & NW pref. 100-Cary Improvm'at 200 Curb Coal pref. 4 Plage in.aportion of tho list. At the second board the wi ne veMarket was ashade better, Eric was % higher than at ~ Alt & T HauteRR 37 the, close of the morning board, Hudson River 34, Read- ..- bbs ee “tmg %, Michigan Southern $, Cleveland and Pitts 100 chin hilo, 89, burg >) Fort» Wayne . 34; Ohio gnd, Mississippi d0.....6.02 90 aaihaes Me New York Contral was % lower, rd 80-Chte de Alton prot 93 {, Rook: Island 34.’ Goveramsnt #:curi- Mee BOARD. i ents ‘ the open board, at hali-past three, $1000 US6's5. 20,r0g joke Bn Mie - i neral iihprovement. New York Conitral! 1000 U 86's, "81,cou ant. 78 { 79%, Hudson River ‘108, 'Readiag | 50000 08 ‘eo mace v0? 1113, ‘Michigen ‘Sotthern'eox, | "OOH 0 'G« 116%; Cleveland and ‘Putebarg 4%, ra me oe a Quicksilver eo. “After the board eos | The stock markél is unfavorably influenced” by the Bosue = , decline’ in os ‘and the bulla have gréut dimeulty tnsus- i (a * taining it: jai tay is Brie, Which ts somewhat , atrongly held, but, without outside ptrchasérs, its fall ts * only'a question of time. The Westora ratironds in par- | Geufar haved weak financial bold of capitalists, Their * earnings for Aptil show a large failing off, owing chiefly to: Buie ‘decline of ‘prices for produce, which necessitates | B cheaper mcand Of transit. Moreover it is Gstimated "chat the tonnago west of the lakes, castward bound, is not half what it was at the corresponding period last ' year, ‘the quantity of grain, for instance, in Milwaukee and Chicago being about one-third of that in store there at this timo last year, The diversion of traffic from the railways to water conveyances will operate disadvan- tagcously to the former, as it will result in reduced re- ceipts, while the expenses can show little or no diminu- tion, Nevertheless the prevaiting ease in the money market is highly favorable to speculation for arise; but it requires to be understood that neither the present nor higher prices will be permanent. Gold has been weak to- GCITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. \ Poespay, May 9—6 P.M. Apars. —Receipts, 84 bbis.. The market continued dull, and prices wera wholly nominal. Breaperorrs:—Receipts; 12,701 bbls. flour, 1,896 bags corn meal, 950 bushels wheat, 6,643 do. cora, 33,909 do. oats, and 630.do. mait. Under the fall ia gold tho mar- ket for State and Western (our was less active, and prices declined fully 10c. per bbl., the market closing dull and heavy, with sales of 9,000 bbls, State aad Western, 1,300 do, Southern and 600 do. Canadian. Rye flour was quiet, and we have no sales to report Corn meal was in lim- ited request, but full prices wero realized: sales 60 bbl Brandywine at $6 75. We quote:— * e 3 3 ° o a ‘The opening quotation was 13734, after which it decline to 135%; but it rallied betel ie and clos dat 5 P, M. at 1365. 6950 735 Tho fall in gold Is ono of the signs of that revival in | Extra round hoop Oo 780 a 8 00 confidence in the public credit which is a natural conse- | jrewege Tait brands Perper | quence of the downfall of the rebellion and the limita- | Common Souther Ta 875 tion of the natioual debt. We may now safely assume Eee and extra do 8 80 a 12,00 ense indebtedness we have incurred is | Gouunon Canadian, (oe eae Ties Lof the nation, whereas, while the war | Rye flour (superiney. 1540.0 600 lasted, the ultimate extent of the increase of the debt | Corn meal, Jersey $8.0 — was a matter of uncertainty, and the public eredit was | rm mal Rasarwinn 2 scclechaians. Dirt or il meanwhile exposed to contingencies which might have Jed to grave disaster, Vast as our #esources are, another yeatof war would have seriously jeopardized the sol- vency of the goverament, and, therefore, we have rea- son to congratilate ourselves ou the approach of pea and the end of the rebellion means peaco and the resump- tion of ordinary peaceful industry by those heré- tofore engaged in the army ard navy. There is —Only a moderate milling demand prevailed for wheat, and prices were nominally 1c. a 2c. lower. The sales were confined to 600 bushels white Michigan at $226, 4,500 do, amber Michigan at $1 82 a $1 83, 6,000 bushels Chicago spring at $1 50, and 7,000 mixed wheat at $1 80. Rye, barley and malt were dalt aod pr ces were wholly nominally wochanged. The! cora market was dull, and we have to chronicte a dealing of fully 80, per bushel, with no sales of importance to report, Oats were dull and decidedly lower, sales having been effected at Agurcs at no present danger of a European war, and | Tepresenting a declite- st 60. a $0, We quote demonstrat ons against Mexico, if they occur, will | 460. es eee a ingot the bo'mere filibustering éxpeditions. The growing con. jucmt upon: id the cal, fidence of tho people in the ability of thorcountey to a Be Hiquidato its debt. within a much shorter gprtod than ts Ordiaa Good Cayoues.—For adamantiog there was a limited iu- quiry, and the market was scarcely so firm. We havo pacman tales of 160 boxes restora, on private tained by Congress, during the next session, passlngacon- solidation bill, and another bill enforcing the provisions" of a former measure for proyiding @ sinking fund; pro- vided the people are willing the entire debt of the na- ton—eatimating it at three thousand millious—may be extinguished iu a single gencration—eny seventeen years 1 Satan — rare sya Lae raretn lft mac Mgt mer and six months; and we propose soon submitting the de- io mats So a) bare, onl fee i sales of hi mats Javi . Domin; tails of a plan for the accomplishment of this, It is not on private terms, We pie mak x pom B23 good in the genius of the American people to carry forever the burden of ‘a heavy national debt, and some more expe- ditious method for its liquidation must and can be found do., Zle. a 31 }<o. ; fair, 19 )66. & 200, ; ordina: ic. & 192, and fale lo good cargoes, 19560, ae 5 Java, mats and bass 23i0. a 234.5 Macheatbo, 19340. a 21%c., and St. Domingo, 18°. a 18%¢c. —all for gold, than that known to practice in Europe. We have, at the | ot casi; duty paid, Stock of Rio May 9, 1865, 19,172; same" time, Infaitoly moro advantages than any other | Java, 66,670; Ceylon, 0.872; Maracaibo, 6,207 Bahia, Geuutey’ posteseds for paying m great debt aawoll as | 975; St. Domingo, 1,600; oiher descriptions, 136 Corren.—The market for Ingot continued dull, anda decline of about 4c, per 1b, has been established. The waging a great war. eules were 100,000 Tbs, at 22Xc., gold; small lots Balti- Thoro ts no activity in foreign exchange, Tho rates are, however, firm. Bankers ask 109% a 110 fer their eo iene ‘rm Ps i a alee Also sixty days bills, and 110%; a 110% at short sight. Mer- Davos anv D¥es, here was a limited inquiry for all chants’ bills are scarce at 108% a100%%. Money re- {| kinds, and prices were lower, in sympathy with gold. Salos 500 kegs Newcastle bi-carb, soda at 6c. a Tc. ; 10 tons sal soda at 3¢. a 3!qc.; 300 ozs. quinine, 100 kegs bi carb, soda, and 15 tor ash, all on private terma. Fasicars Were without improvement. Tho tonnag? in ports large, but there are but few ebips up for Great Britain, and these aro making slow progress in loading. ‘dhe engagements to-day were contined to 500 packages cheese to Liverpool, per steamer, 16s., and 350 tons ma- hogany on private terms, To Bristol, 100 tons oil cake on private terms. A ship was chartered with deals frony Shediac to Bristol channel on private terms. Favtr.—Tho market continues quiet, and we have only to report sales of 200. boxes raising at $4 65 for bunch, 100 boxes currants, 26 cases sardines, and 75 bales Lan: guedoc almonds on private terms. Frstt.—Dry cod was less active, but prices were with- ont material change ; sales, 600 quintals at $8 75 for St. Georges. Mackerel Were quiet, but previous rates wero fairly maintained, Herring were unch We notice sales of 500 boxes No. Lon terms we could not learn. Gunnres were dull, and we have no sales of importance to report, Hav. —Owiag to the diminished receipts and the small supply the market was firmer and more active, with sales of shipping grades at 9c. a $1, and retail lots, for $l 20a $1 30. mains extremely abundant and in excess of the demand. Call loans are made at five per cent and in exceptional cases at six, and the best grado of commercial paper is taken at 6.48, The subscriptions to tho seven-thirty loan are increas- ing, and to-day Messrs, Fick & Hatch, of this city, report ir subscription at the enormous sum of $5,059,400, to which Henry Clews & Co. add a million and tho First National Bank half a million, Only about ® hundred and fifty millions of the throe hundred m'l- fions put upon the market under the last act of Congress ‘remain to be taken. Another three hundred millions, inaking up the six hundred millions authorized, remain to be disposed of afterwards; but it is expected that the government will not require to issue the whole of this ‘on tho present terms, and we advisoa reduction of tho wate of interest on the second three hundred millions to Bix per cent in currency. The unpaid requisitions, in- eluding quartermasters’ vouchers, at the present mo- ment, aro supposed to aggregaté about one hundred mil- fions. We notice that a subscription of fifty thousand dotlars was received yestorday froma national bank at atorm checked the demand yesterday, was firm, especially for choice grades, which continuo scarce and wanted. We quote 20c, a 35c. for 1863 and 26c. a 400. for now crop. Richmond, Virginia. Hipus.—Thore bas been scarcely any business trans. " . vorn. | acted during the past week, the downward tendency of Mossrs. Fisk & Hatch, bankers and dealers in govern- | Cold chocking the demand, and. prices have fallen off mont securities, have to-day removed from Wall street | fully 1c. per tb, the market closing dulland heavy. The ti building, No. 5 Nassau streot, only sales we heard of were 1,500 Philadelphia slaughte to the Continental Bank ego tad pe veaippt and | (e2Wh 60 Ibs. average, at SXe., cash, and 1,000 Ri The gross earnings of the Racine and Mississippl and | Geride on priv rms. We gu to:—Net cash, B Northorn Minois railroads from January 1 to April 30 | Ayros, #ie, a 22r i c. 18 140 . unten 381—increare over tho ro: | 17e.a 17sec. ; 0 Mer’ a Ties " th’s year amoutited to $147,331—inerease over the ro fot iataianes the 3 coipts during the saine period last year $373. hy pon, 14350. a 15¢ 1 ; Maracaibo, ‘The Now York Contral Railroad oarned in April, 1804, Me. a 18) , 65, 300,000 ~inetease uuxillo, 13i¢e. a Le $1,105,003, and in April, 1865, $1,300,000—inotease | Porto Cabell ait, $104,337. Hemy, —T rket wa Counterfeit five dollar bills raised from ones on tho | tive, The only sales we bi nila on terms we were unable to Atlas Bank of Boston are in ¢treulation. Counterfeit two dollar notes on the People's Bank of Roxbury Mass., have been detected. They are unlike the genuine and may be known by a locomotive and rail- Toad train in the vignette, with the word ‘two'’ oa cach upper corfier and figure 2 on lower right hand corner, ‘The aggrogato value of the exports, exclusive of specie, from the port of New York to foreign ports for the week ending May 9, was $1,757,151. The following comparative statement shows the aver- age condition of (he lending items of the Philadelphia banks for the past and previous weeks:— n. Ivpigo wae dull and heavy, We have poly to report sales of 10 chests Madras at $2) id; 5 clests do. at 83e. gold, and 6 cases Manila, at private turms, Leav,—The demavd for pig was moderate, and tho | market was searcely go firm, Sales 100 tons foreign at 6)¢., gold, and 83c., curreacy, Smail sales were elected of domestic at 83%c, a BZ, Lime. —We notice ales of 600 bbls, Rockland at $1 60 for common, and $1 90 for lump. Leatunn. —Since our last report there has been only a moderate demand for hemlock, but, the teceipts being moderate, and the supply of prime leather being light, prices are unchanged but firm at our quotations. For oak there has beea an active demand, and full prices have been realized, We quote:—Hemlock, Buenos On ‘eel Aad a and middle, at 333g, a and es wa : ohare, rot Sie. *caliorai wavy and midiile, at 32 3c. 202) 1,207) 558 Baye, od lien do, Ne Pat &e., cay 10,310,016 | at 90C. ate. middle don at ea Boe, and light do., 27 ~ 48,158,284 | 29 a 200; oak aud, heavy, a fae. Bie imiditle 10,, at 440. a 46e., and light do,, at “Caner 6,430,748 joLassre, —The } demas was Timited, and ead of the ‘The following mated banks in this city have surren- | common grades declined materially, while choice quall- ties, which continue searce and wanted, were without Aored their State charters under the enabling act and | retrial change. The only salea we heard of were 30 quainted with the plainti’ and defendant; Ihave known tra “do. Lage ny Pao <r We have i to report sales, of $49 ls, were very, eri, tale, igo packages, a tie ry outliers, ek 8.32160. tor haus; also 100 cwees sect pict hams hams, arrive. Bacot was quiet Dut without eer oP Pershore si 10he OF Ta ‘The lard market ryjed he au Vgc for ly at, but Cae g kee, demand previuled. sales {nels 1,600 bbls. and tiorees at 1656. ade. lutter price for fancy, and $00 tierees for June delivers at 18%c., seltor'yoptlon. Butter was atendy, with a fair dead, Cheese was without any material change im Value. Perris. —Dospito the deoline in gold the market was firm at our last quotations, and afair business was transacted, to sales amounting ih the aggregate to 45 barréls ordde, on the gpot, at 370, 0 874 ; 3,300 barrels for June and jJaly delivery at Bio. is votined bonded at 54c., and 200 barrels Treo at Tao, a Tc, the market closing firm, Ricx.—The demand was limited, Sales of 210 bags Rangoon on private terms. Srettee.—We notice small sales of Silesian and Lehigh at Se. a 8) Boar,—We notice sales Of 810 boxes caatile on terms we wore unablo to learn. Scaa.—Owing to the decline in gold the demand for Taw was limited, and prices were decidedly lower, sales having been effected of falr refining Cubas at 10%c., dieating.e deciine of fully 340. par 1b. Tho males were 167 hhds, Cuba muscovado on private terms, 700 hhds. do, at 1034. for fair refining; also 700 boxes Havana ot 1L%¢., and 1,000 Pe: uco on private terms. Re- fined Was dll and 6. lower—at 140. 2 1630. for pede ite, a 17%. for soft white, and 190. for shed and granulated. fe have ons lp to report sules of 1,600 sacks 5 mk privat rm wag alt fh nal ae res Agency 4 praise Ne demas ©.008 bags Galan in Boston, —Goat have been in active demand, and full ie have been sande ae ot racalbo: lands. Fordeer swreanoter=- oh . 5 San J 0, a ‘ef oi see ‘pie cree was dull and heavy, apo dead le. a 1b igo. . ‘bat holdets wore! was dull, ears ed ic, & Me, mee gold. Banca ‘hear of wo salen, l ‘BOL bbia, ot del 0. lower, Sales 150 bola, Wostora af THE HAYES-CHARLICK MUDDLE. Conclusion of. the, Trial—Verdict for the Defendant. COURT OF COMMON PLEAD. Before Judge Brady. May 9.—William M, Hayes vs. Oliver Charlick, —The trial of this remarkable cause was resumed this morning, in the presence of a large number of spectators. Thomas Dunlap, Deputy Sheriff, deposed that he was present at Jefferson Market Police Court when Hayes was ix. NORMI CAROLIN. brought there; I have known Oliver Chartick for many | gouthern years; know him prior to 1861; I did not see Mr. Charlick ] there that evening; I left the court room im company with Judge Quackenbush, and ap to that time I saw nothing of Mr. Charlick. Mr, Hall—Wo rest here, your Honor, unless we are $9. 000 permitted to show why Mir. P. G, Maloney is not here. He’ia quito ill and could not be present. Mr. Smith—Wo will call Dr. Weltje to the-stana. Mr. Hall—t object, the plaintiff having closed his case $8 00( and no fresh testimony having been introduced by us. Mr. Smith—It is for the purpose of rebutting tho ovi- dence of the defendant. Judge Brady—The objection is overruled. Christopher Wellje, M. D., deposed that ho was ac- Mr. Charlick for eight or nine years. Q Did you see him on the evening of the 2d of No- vomber?. Mr, Hall—That matter has been all gone through with. Mr, Smith—f want to show that Mr. Charlick has sworn falsoly in saying that ho was not present when the police arrested my client. J Brady—I will not permit to the A . per pe . brian permit you to oped cage bo doing injustice to the othdr side. od Pa pagag:l ick fas) sworn flatly that he gL la als pair am [ - Show Yat he wast Gan’ I noe contradict “ia nee dotenco in this iy @ general” and ey acrendune fs éntitlod to show he mise | prestnt. ake ks he has proven it. Mr. Smith—Do I understand your Honor to say that he has proved bis defence? Judge Brady—I think he hes; but that isa matter for the jury tO pass upon, Mr, Smith—Your Honor will please note our exception. I — ask afew other questions even if they are over- ru Q. Did you see two persons at Mr. Haycs’ place of business on the evening of the 2d of November, 1861, who sepresented themselves as officers? Mr. Hali—We object. (Objection sustained.) bog Smith—I new propose to call the son of the late Dr. Ingraham to the stand. Judge Brady— What do you intend to prove by this witness? Mr, Smith—I want to prove that he was present and saw O arlick there, and tliat the policemen did not show their warrant or exhibit their shields, Judge Brady—You may sbow that the policemen did not show their warrant OF exbibit. their shields, because there is some doubt upon this point, hut you eannot show that Mr. Chartick was preseut, Cor that bas been ail Mr, Sanit |, we-will examine the witness, subject to the ruling of the Court Marvin Ingraham deposed that be was a clork in tho Sub-Treasnry department; I am acquainted with Mr. Hayes and Oliver Charlick; was present at Mr, Hayes? place of business on the 2d of November, 1861; did not see any persons exhibit apy shield of *madge of office they inquired for Dr. Ingraham, my father, and said they hada warrant for him, tnt di uot show any. Dr. Weltje recatted.—On the evening of the 2d of No- vember, 1861, I was present at Mr. Hayes’ place of busi- eas; two men came in who reprosentod themselves ag officers; they showed no shiclds, neither did they exhibit a 5 Ke Smith —That is our case. Mr. Hall—We have no more testimony to offer, THE SUMMING UY. In siimming up the caso for the defence, Mr. Mall as- sumed that the case for the plaintiff was not» proven to the satisfaction of the jury. Mr. Clarlick bad clearly proved that he was in no way implicated im the arrest of the plaintif”. The arrest Aiea made by the offieers on their own responsibility, because of the interference of the plaintiff in preventing the arrest of Dr. Ingraham. ‘The idea that a public place of business was a “man’s castle” was absurd, and tho police were fully Justified in faking the measures they did to secure the ‘capture of the ‘persons mentioned in the warrant. In faet, was The duty of the plaintiff to assist the offloers. oq their efforts to arrest Dr. Ingraham, rather than to affer any obstacle to the ill. The plaintiff was a wrongdoer, and rendered himself liable to arrest ; and it would be the height of folly to reward him for his obsti- huey, Mr. Hayes and the witnesses for the plaintiff wore mistaken about arlick being present in Hpruce street, just as th abont his being present on the bench with Justi nbush, They evidently mistook Mr. P, G. out intending to commit defendant, who knew by hout'the affair, swore that he was not there, and the jury could not find a verdiet for theplaintiff without stamping Mr. Charlick as a common perjurer. Mr. Smith, in summing vp the cave for the plaintiff, took the ground that he had made out a clear and womis: takable ense of identity. Five witnesses, ineluding the plainti® himself, had sworn positively thy it Mr. Charlick Was present and ordered the police to arrest the plaimtim, and the jury could not help believing them. ‘The defen: dant waa a wealthy tan, drank rich wines amd drove his carriage; but that was no reaeon why he should Be al- lowed tO trample upon tho rights of one of bie fellow citizens. For four years the def nce had staved of the trial of this-cause, and the roynit of this delay was that the plaintuf had lost his principal witness—Dr. Ingra- bam—who died fome months ogo. The arrest, and subsequent imprionment, of the plaintiff, was eharacter- fred as one of tho greatest outrages ever imfleted on a free American citizen, andthe jury were called u} rondor such a terdict ag would not only be @ pantstinent to the defendant but @ warning to all trespassers ta ihe future, JUDGE BRADY'S CHARGE. In charging the jury the Judge remarked that he deemed it his duty to say that because the defendant was wealthy and drove about in bis carriage he was nono the less entitled to their consideration. The caso for the defence was not to be prejudiced beeause of the riches of the defendant of hs ability to omptoy first class lawyers, The action was brought against ie. Charlick Tor | bis alleged participativ rrest_ and incarceration of ‘organized as national institutions: — hhds. Porto Rico at 76c., and 10 bhds, Cuba Muscovado Capitat, | at Hee, $1,000,000 | Navat. Srorgs,—Spirits turpentine has declined to 10,000,000 | $5 at which price the market closed dull and heavy. 2,000,000 | Rosins were without any material chango in Ye, but Tradesmen’ 1,000,000 | the demand was exceedingly light, Tar was dull, and we Shoe and Leather Bank, 1,500,000 | have no sales of consequence to report. Market Bauk.. 1,000,000 Ons.--For erode fish there was no inquiry, and we BL Nicholas Ban! 1,000,000 | heard of no sales here or in New Bedford. Lard — Seventh Ward Bank. 400,000 | moderately active and firmer, holders demanding $1 66 Bauk of the Republi 2,000,000 a $1 68 for No. 1, With sales Of sinall lots at these prices. Mercantile Bank. . 1,000,000 | Linseed was quiet, but very firm, at $1250 $1 26, with Mechanica’ Banking ‘Aasoctation 600,000 | jobbing demand, Other kinds were quiet, bul Wo lorebanis’ Exchange Bank 255,000 | ho change to note in prices, it River Bank. ....... 258,150 —Receipts, 876 bis, pork, 667 do. cut Now York County Bank. 200,000 | 519 do. lard.” A fair domand prevailed for ————— Ndedly lower rates, the market elosing Aggregate capital....... eevee +6 $23,103,150 es of New meea on the epot ne low as at 60 n $27 for new mess, ing at $26 1B; $24.8 $26 70 for 1865-6 do. Stock Kxchan: cash and regular way, cloning at $24; $2325 9 $43 75 Turepsy, My 9—10:30 “ M. $22 26 a $22 50 for prime mens alto, $2000 US 6's,'B1,cou 110% 200 ‘Wis N¥ConRR.25 9694 elivery, 9.600 bbis. new mere, seller's 30000 do 100 a bao 96.4 id July, at $26 a $2675. The demand 0 de 1. 08% ui moderats, at slenly rates, Sales 600 uty Aaa 100 ay. “oo 1 Ob P12 & G0 for plain mos, aud $16 a G20 for OK. the plainttf, and nly be held re sible for what he did 'himee! a not for say outrage inflicted by others. Mr. Charlick swears that ho bad nothi whatever to do with the arrest of the plaiatit, and did not know yihing about i until the next day, If you believe his statement to be true, why that is the end of the case. If, on the other band, you believe that the defendant has sworn falsely, and that the evidence of Hayes, Davia and Sutherland fs correct, then your verdict will be for the plaintitl. sents some remarkable features, and for confic timony exceeds anything of the ‘kind that ever L experi. enced. It is for the jury to determine who is most worthy of belief, and in arriving ata conclusion it is proper for you {o consider the relations that the wit. nesses on each side bear to ihe contesting parti ‘The case was then submitted to the jury, who, after a short deliberation, rendered « verdict for the defendant, rr rr cer renner mma COAL, WOOD, &¢. Bet, BAG ORO FP ARS, RED ASH, $9 Bad we An jarge Nut $8 0) 01 ‘ do frenk oh ay Tt ORES per ton, kereened ani corner of Thirty «ecoud strat Aad Tooth ayenug Sales 272 hhds. |* 7 y NEW YORK HERALD “WEDNESDAY. ‘MAY 10, 1860. FINANCEAL. 1) EDEMPTION oF pay R “SOLDIERS soo tH adsl wo. _ ps Pr ar yd ‘" Notice Jeb herel Bonds No tk mks nee titcress, tin'that day, on'the Breseatation oF ald ae PROPOSALS 3 FOR ALOAN silico “SOLDIERS* BOUNTY Pe REDEMPTION BONDS ; OF THE couNTY 6 OF NEW YORK. Be pronnsple will be ‘ooeived At this office until Tues. day, saab govelgek FM. when a¥iscly opened, Tar the whole Gp nits mt of vam stane ix huildred aud forty one’ rs ol mption Bo Hat ot the enunty of Row York. wuthortted ey Chenin tf of th Laws of 1865, and. by an n ordinanes of the Board Poprieors, nporoved by the Mayor, May ‘The said bonds wilt hear intereat at the ale of aie per cout per anpatm, payable half years. on the tat da shay and November I each year, and the principal will be re. Seemed aa follewate Five bundred thousand dotlars on the Ist day of Novem. , 1801. ‘Five undred thousand dollars on the Ist day of Novem- 1, 1892. Five hundred thousand dollars on the Ist day of Novem- bao i 4 One h wre a and forty-one thousand five hundred dollars a yh —_ oe wit Tate ‘oh tof bonds desired ie propowuls will state. the. amou 8 the ilo be ah hundred ee paepods ad ine persone whe i the Brondway Baa poate wi * oath eae Pr Cd ~ anegeren them reapsil y. y Pen toe PR seal tie eet wl will bo panied it pmpunts of the Per isiee of ine, it ye ain oy py ee 1, 1865. <h Sard i | olabrs! Bount esa anatase | sidered necessary cA ive oF New Yous, Ati or moLLen’s Orvis, May NS, is oa, Lae ae ae ware * ‘Apply re ed sorte Tacs ‘ec'y and Treasurer.” Sapte AGENTS’ VOUCHERS Mr HN B. MURRAY, 23 Wall ‘sireet/onrner of Broad. cei Nag hie PONS 0, IP; 3) OF or dig Set} AND COUNTY ue of due in New Stay fac 1865, will be are at our ollce’ Nor 83 Pine | a “eer eRs & WALLER, Agents of the Bani Bank of California. _ GOUT 1 lager Also Bank uurehi te Bonds and pears ‘City Waltatr Prendea by MANNING & DE FOREST, Bankers, to Wn I street. 5. 000 WANTED, ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, + best Of weciurty, offered on personal estate, ddress W. J. G., box 180 Herald office. —A GENTLEMAN OF 2 would like to meet with an energetic La ctions, who will take hia affairs on hand an Address Business, box 130 Herald Georgie’ and Alabama will nn pio ‘advances on them. oflice. TO LOAN—ON BOND AND MORTGAGE on city renh ge for five years, at 6} brokerage asked. ‘Avson, Herald o} location of property, $20. 000 7% LOAN—ON BOND AND MORTGAGE on property in tho city of New York, at rom 6 fo 7 per cent interest, for a teri of, years, in one sum OF in smaller amounts, ApBIY from 12 to DAN'L M. Thame Ts street. $30,000 222 iN Sani De MORTGAGE, ix per Gent per atinum, for five years, Ou improved real estate ny thls city i stim to wuit uppli- Feet, basement. eants, 188AM, 30 Pine $300,00 70 LOAN-ON | NEW. YORK CITY i PROPEL MASON. 8k Pino alreet. Sap app a ED a LECTURE SEASON. _ ny BROWN WILL READ Abraham Lincoln; also Pt dens a Chton Hal Hall, pay an sont Tega ene * al ing, Ma: Tickets 50 centa, nf - ers _ PERSONAL. A inser on OF Rented 18 5 RQU HATED. 70 AUARK RESTAURANT, THIRTEENTH sTRRET — CARR: AA ARAL Me aT deloga NFORMATION WANTED—OF THOMAg WHITE. wit } ° nabed i Teter date Garten on tare eNO OE say voluntonr ot the Commision, emporarty Gra’ te from trerpook is bi rotor, Patcie *k White, a 4 n Hy a8 Go su; thet duty, or heed is at Castle Garden, and is anxious to see him, 0 Wy dbp the g erie yg OF hung nated, entirely on ils ie JOSBPH, INGRATIAM OF kt LANDS A utter wisaypreheusion of tha work foe eo) emigrated to Olio al Mie hevne wit which he was sent to the army, and bis conduct ts an sovere- sane sat geore thelr heir, they wit hheae oi i ded by the Comantanion as by aay loyal heart bw GInMERT Re t GLADDING, G, Providence, 1. ronan ited saunton Oneiatian € Somninission, ARGARIF, CANON. INFORMATION: WANTE! sui left Gaatle Gardeu on Friday last with Me, Jaco' ita OE CDK, 1s Poke dig a NERICAM: HOME MISSIONARY. SOCIETY THE silota “Anniversary. of tig Saciety will ‘be hela day) ovening, Jn fering Hal of Invi wlsce ana and Fit nine ut 734 ofclock, th atroa Busul Haven, Vonn., and Ree. N who sald te lived A ANGED, | PRISONER INFORMATION | boll Iie of Terre (PO scat ae freer Peroni, TO Hae, | eee tase Nerve Hinate, nd, mentee aii oka rent New. York’ Volunteer Ta: ALTHE NEW AND DRAG- rn 5 Hoof Cold Harbor, tu June, | Ge tee tot pol. NO. funiry. Taken prisoner of tie 1 . tirut Kehool edidice Sted ner be {tte Fiat hard. of att Angersonwillo Wi Nowgtber, 894° | gptoes at the Berl of Kileeata, car Riceutioeh. wteret, be Ang infgralon poapneting, Hin ‘il be grateoliy received | tween dinth and Newent agents il t er 10 the cls ik cots Sb, Call Rspomrs of pute wcsuot ‘education, cn “Fasiany,the Hh aT ote er x ia Tate resting addrestes by the Hon. Sainive randall, City Superininadent of Selivoln, Kew. Lest tte FOUND. © ~ | Hewy W. Bellows, Rev. Thomas Street, Jota Ie. frad Hsu, and other promiuent gentlemen, may be ‘ea peoted Ga ine noliool witl bu opened RANK BOOK LOST—NO, 46478, OF THE EMIGRANT 1¢ | the oceasion, pupils on Monday, the Leh inst, paRrTne WISHING TO TO COMMUNICATE fexican Emigration Company may Heorotanea, z c , box 2,953 New York Post mee, ote AND JUAREZ.—OFFICERS AND OTHER M*x D Gekirous ig are He Mexican iahitary, tac- ly at the Military lore ra will be given, Induatriat Savings Bank, ‘on the 2ist day of June, for the reception of found please return to bank. EPTLBY MISTAKE, ONE OWL PAINTING AND ONE DL" eoiored Enyeaving, easly in April, at No, § Woat Thirty: fourth street, ‘The owner in requested. Usement and ts take them away. OST-—MONDAY eOnerae IN UNITED ney] up fi pee jece of * O8T—A WHITE AND LIVER (COLORED SETTER to pay for this adver- (0, 9UT Broadwa: Gait From 34012 A.M. NEGOTIATING M ore paruion| EXICAN EMIGRATION.—WE ARE ‘Anawérs to\the name of Mac. ‘The tinder will re- nil emigrants for Mexico; but only those geivg ot Li Ibe ral al reward on leaving him at the ‘Stoves House, be pubtens B government etiarating miy WYorE Post ollice, stath wie they an induce to join them on short OST—ON TUESDAY, = ner A s00 NOTH ON THe | ho St kat New Branaw The finder w: be ubersily rewarded an it ig ‘Ino, J. Pullen, 12 North Third street, Bi lyn, E. iy emaige arr —AT A’ MASS. MEETING OY THE: 1 table sie Painters of New York ait URKAUX: RWOLF | rity, heitat opal ii Shc ‘avenue, on Mon- i. he name 3 a Sauter ance a ¥ aera him at Lead: | sali nil effing roanluclan as, wu better’s stable, 600 Sev vie vainly do hareby-refaso to we are REWARDS. | tow meme Painters! Soo Sootety. QO BRWARD.LOST, ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, | IBTY OF TAMMANY OR COLUMBIAN 0 @OGHIARD;, U0 Qk SATURDAY ATTAANOOY. Sebreike M ive annieeesary meeting. for the i iret a Hudson, & ines Sixth avenue, AMILY ra of oclety for tho fgulng. year wil bo held pape ry to aven ofl will recive the he jounedl Chataber of the Wigwam, on Fri vor. heaving the sache witt Be Hoes Airoen- | ing Aah tat ale hag Mifier’ the setting of the sua. ee he | Ba Sy bs fe eee PURDY, Grand'Sachem, REWARD WILL BF PATD FOR Tz RETUR arn C. reuse. fs i Sidtrnatinn, Sons Moon $3, ae Tee a ten Ader vill please Discovery tat; "Mt Tidependence the Bh, nad of tae Tar sutntion REWARD —LOST, IN GRAND STREET, 4 SMALL | QTEAMSILIP ERIN, MAY 8, 188, ge FLL ered ing ile on | Rh Cates Bet Con re eg ss arrive n Sadho questions asked, at 142 Elm street, in the store. > gqumsraceen bicttarig arid i the wastes Of Ch ssengers of the Opportunity of presendag you with & slight mark of Our pect. $1055) REWARD.—LOST, ON FRIDAY, MORNING. (A | 21 In parting we must compliment and thank you for w Scotch Terrier, oleh toe steorawicd wil on be pal sien hia bad $3 Went Phiety second steset, and 00 indand groiiemiy ‘deportaent; your, ‘wilingneas ie ‘at or times to gratify every reangiabiefrtest of the Pusstigees; ‘ jour wa ‘ulniess fae ssTRG of ‘abil. aK ommander, REWARD.—1 AT THE DELEVAN HOUSE, he strict decorum, order ans ness in every depart- ment Of the ship's service. ‘Albany, on Pridxy, April23, 9 Portemonnale, contain. | ment Tuat express our admiration and regard for ge and Lae id tom abingh tn holography and + | all of the odicers of the sbi un broth eu, ons Tot e. Albany tie of tne reward wat be, Lay for beeper Nat ay. the photograph; alone, $15 for, the whole, on retiring them tothe Bet that af eloress hundred and eighty iets Ginle Ronee peotewass yom TO but two deaths have occurred during the pass were of infants, $17 Foo oe eee pa Virect togisih avenue, | Weare constrained to thank the owners for proyidiag the and thence by Twenty-third atreet stage to. Metropolitan Ho- ee ierbires: any — fennel Ba Meare pe tel, a small single stone Diamond Ring. The owner, prizing | Wt iM esate par ato : fase BY will, if necessary, pay the finder ils full ealuce Senin: tne ith, confideuce Freoom: drug stor to HP. Bernard, 604 Broadway, above Helmboli's king leave of you, we bes to offer you our sincere and rug pat ms heartfelt wishes for your fusure wellare and tial you may 90 REWARD.—LOST, FRIDAY, AT 6 P. COR. ndertukings fs the extnect desire nev of Fiftysecond street ahd Third avenue, a f ‘ 82 Tet Dury. contalning about $73 im greeubacks.. he leh Poin ally BOGOR for information 211 Bast a reward will be paid for its return ding to ita recovery by G. W, Banker, second street. $2 FURAPE LOST, ON TUESDAY, MAY abs i sonic Diamond’ Pin; the Lett d blictie. ‘The tinder will receive the above ftat the Anson House, corner of Spring 50) REWARD ATE | OFVICE | Ow witirToN JU Brothers, 152 Broadway, was entered by burdirs a ew nights since, and the cash box broken itt entered on*Monday night, and we reward will be paid for the de and recovery of the property, on (),7 —LOST OUT OF A WA «place aad Liberty atreet, age of. Hat Banda, ‘The finder will recoive the tna i by appisiig at So. 6 Park plice of treet. at Tw stity. th $250 Tech ier aged 55, genres In nit § feet 9 Ineo ‘small wart on the chin, scar on his thigh inet Dr dare’ ponte, Dae oth vert, black’ overcoat, Soft bet, shirt with nme ‘on: supposed to be somewhat de: fty- Me WiLLTAS Post Captain THOS, F, J, GOTTERIED, . WM. IRE L. J, KE er, tga rit, rena rys Oliver Ove, Heelan i é HUTHERPOUD, 2D Deucdss, Canada Woab. GBORGE ALBERT WILLIS Casto ‘House, Linton, Bed= fordsbire, Bny England. ee T° CAPTAIN GRACE AND THE OFFICERS ON BOARD the National brea rs Companys ip Brin: = ie indersizned, puesoagers on board sour good an ram Liverpool to» New York ‘wish to rewrn to —LEFT 118 HOME, APRIL iW. w. ‘ern Sa 5 a8 UNION PRISONERS AT THE Col J. J. Gear, 1884 Obio Vol, jess ners from An- M. P. chureh, be- pireete, this evening, "May! ect io commence at is of admission 80 cents; 10 be had at the door PORTANT } LECTURES DAILY—FOR GENTLEMEN je New York Museum of Analowy. Sag Sueer ner we eaekes te fie) ah Rave them, receipt of ten cents, by a t Now cea g ‘Anatomy. piorsarride Liars <THE HON. WM. M. STEWART, UNITED Biates Henato tor from Hi mill deliver a Lecture on fhe States ani > Howat the tarp i fl of, the .onper Toatitnts, on ‘Taeaday evening, May 16,1 for the benesit of the United States Sanitary ‘Commision Admission 25 cents. Tickets can be obtained at 166 Broadway, rooms 13 and 19, at all ihe peinelpal hotels,’ and at Mite door on the eveniag of. the jeclure. ECTURE.—OOLONEL J. J. GEER WILL DELIVER an instructive id entertaining lecture at the Methodist 87 Attorney street, this Lf can Protestant church, evening, of his incarceration in the prisons of the South. Proceeds of lecture to be used for the benest of the footless jers now on David's Islan R THOMPSON W) ae REPEAT HIS RULOGY on Frexident Lincoln, befora the Young Men's Self im- Provement Association, wt the Cooper Institute, Thursday evening, May 1 Mi. Hivaria eq., will re mission fifty centa. Tickets can be obtained £¢ tall & & son's, Win, . Broadway; roustablo & Co." Brink & Rus: mal alrect and atthe door upon the evening of the A glee clib will dlacqurse «ppropriate music uy the cecasion. Doors open at 7%4; lecture to commence at'S _NAVAL PRIZE MONEY, &C |) DISCHARGED SOLDIERS: N HAVE THEIR claims for bounty, Sethiag and ration money aperdily setled a: shed at vine United States Army A, And Bunkingilee of L. BROWN & CO., No. 2 Park place. RMY OFFICERS WILL BE LIBERALLY TREATED with if they require assistance in closing thelr ordnance and quartermaster scoounts. Ceviiteates of aun indebladnens ily procured through our fice. Accounts Collected and cashed. BROWN &'CO., Ranker. Ne. 2 Park plac RMY AND NAVY. qty Pan ogy PRIZE money, bounty for wounds, na. te., collected. Otticerw’ nevountsnsttiod, Be. He B. BROWN’ & CO. 19 Nassau treet, room ae CBRTIFED AC ACE Ms dad AND & CO. wal Bankers, Nod Park place. STATES GOVERNMENT PRIZE MONEY OF. Bounty, penslous, baok pay, and ail other claims due soldiers or sailors for Bailly wd trier, collected Without delay. Apply immediausly, by letter or otherwise, at 27 Broadway, room ALFRED KERSHAW, kor and Chali Agent, CARER NADTED FIC B OF THE ST! Broadway.—To C aealed envelope, ee ith Ndder written there on, the name of wilt be revetved at this office untt Tueeday, May I 16, 1865, at eleven o'clock A. M. For rebuilding pier No. 8 bast river and buikticadon the pier No, & Kast river For rebuilding pier No. 22 East river, outer ena. for rebuilding pict No. 37 East river. For rebuilding pler No. 38 Bust river. For rebutlaing plee No. It North river For rebuilding imer portion of pier No, 87 North river, For rebuiiding the Dalkhead Weween plera Nos. 49 and 46 North river, For rebuild! ler No. 47 North river. For rebuilding the outer end of pier No. 61 North river. For rebuilding pier No, 62 North river, foot of West | se street, jiank forme of ther with the proposal ‘ifeations ments, can be obtain at this office, Dated Street ent. New York, CHARLES G! CORRELL, Street Commissioner, capi FOR OLRANING THE He STREETS | OF THE wirpereigneds & aires ieee ae Renate the oe Sis of of New York York, ere by In ror ot becity Kew ae phe eked ‘be had om application to any of the jf 9,1 SGOT REY GUNTHER, Mayor, el Comp rolier iy be (i JOHN T. HOFPMAN, fecora prroller's oMe = MATTHEW T. BR JOHN BE. DEVELIN, Counsel eco ie ce Ri T WONDERFU! a et wittont pata of a agen LERS, 186 Grand Street’ two blocks from Broadway. Ba Bicucie ‘ol ration ‘warranted. NOLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION ORIGINATED AND J now ase the Nitrous Oxide (ns to extract weeth without pain. Gas made fr every day The devtal work done, DENTIST=—07 BROADW. et street, “Reign Sete of Te BELOW $0. Four Filling, Pearland ( STHO-PLASTIO, OR ARTIFICIAL BONE FILLINGS, yed Meeth.—Old roots built ups mare, shells, aching teoth and every variety of cavity filled, without pain, by tho discoverer, Kooms 4 Fourteenth bevel, ug qoor wost of Union square, 12,00 yotiuouips ae Sep Any information wil oe th thankfally received by his i onTOHeer (ed oat our ‘with the blesai aiiteted Wire, al 191 Mott ae Po ae ee are ets Is areeing on - or = Ea one sincere Smad for the kind attention lave re- ‘colved frou you all, one cake for our comfort ai AY len! sero en os, and yourun- Ae naling watchfuiie in carrying out eat health and orderly ‘conduct of the hesenget Senge’, we feel that, Cues J eee an expression of odr {1 artis i meant to be conveyed in tis memorial is a very inadequate Jerurn foryaurkininess, tix yet our bounden dey ito bee your acceptance of this address, as the only par nh power to.show. eusdeyp, ‘sense of gratitude, We truce thatthe miipe overruiag. Providence, which has LY ADVANCED DON, DIA. TO vOHT "Sie ADT RMONDS, wate! iS JEWELRY, 0., at 77 Bleecker st., up ate! Ae H. HYMAN °, 658 BROADWAY, CORNER OF RO? 1 be paid the highest cash price for Diamonds, nbd Silver Ware: or will advance on tho.avovo art tooth fawored us? in our ¥ may guide and you ‘and EW ony, rv 88." re Fm DWO. | Fae So te era fared te, See T 811. BROADWAY—OPPOSITE WALLACK’S THEA. | Much we may be seaite poo hein A MER oan on dhamonds, watches jeweler, ae, | Will continue’ to be rarved tha vecet ut Aya may await you in this worl hat Yorage is aver, you may reach that tl sappy haven where storing. and (rowvles are unknow' Signed on behalf twelve indeed rd pastongers Rivmnnce ICHE: towns Loy YERIDGE, vi. BUCHANA ue HARLES JOSEPH, THOMAS ©. JACKSON. TH WARD VOLUNTEER ASSOCIATION:“A MEET 2) ing of this association will be held at the Pifth Ward otc), ou Thuraday evening, May 11, 1865, at 8 o'clock: Alt persons whocontributed to the fund are requested (0 be Present. rf. WM. B. BAGER, Jt, Chairinan Executive Committee. or bought for cast, by ISAACS, Diamond Broker, $4 ‘Broad: way. AT NASSAU STREET, ROOM NO. 2.—A, HONIGMAN pays the highest prices for Diamonds, Watches, Jow- he also makes advances on con dgnments of the 8, RIVATE PARTIES HAVING DIAMONDS, WATCHES, Furniture, Planos, Dry Goods can receive thie highest prices, by pete WILLIAM STREET, ROOM 7.—THIS OLD ESTAR 62 lished nflce continues (o buy, nt the highest rates, Dia }° _! ald be cai Sheretary. monds, Watches, Jewelry, Articles of Virtu, Furni = a nos, Cigars, Dry Goods, &o. Remember 62 William street. “DRY Goons. T MILLIKEN 8 LINEN STORE, PLENDID ASSORTMENT OF JINEN GOODS, OF EVERY art ges 4T LOW PRICES. MILLIKEN & CO., 748 Broadway. TIENTION.—AT 222 SEVENTU AVENUE, NEAR Twranty-O¢th street. ladies, og exnlanyet aril be 4 tonished to see tite prices pa KS fe OF Clotting. Carpets, urnlti ay selves by it being pronounced by w geatlemen that Mr. Marks pags the Ii Viease eal! on, or send a note to M, MARKS, 222 iivavenue, where you wilt be ‘dealt’ with honestiy nnd ‘satisfactorily. Ladies pinnetually attended to by Mes. Marks ter our reat mony ladies and iret fash price in the LARGE. ASSORTMENT OF SPRING AND SUMMER MITLINERY AND STRAW of approved SHAPES and STH i yyereat reduction ig price. at “at 687 Broadway. AT Be cnlthed Ue tnae Was pricee pele Uyrihe origiat FEW MORE FEATHER in: Savage T a, RACH: atone née the prices paid by the origina A o homo dealer Be MENTE, for Cast OW Clothing, Carrots, ‘7 3,600 sold. ine sot feathers, fresh made, no moth (over TC DW NSE! Jewelry, ke. We flatter onrwelves in being pronounced by a ar "5, 953 Broadway. great weet, Bens nite tha: sins, ry, i pighent ——— eas jee in the eff orig or send a note to the wet “ G0 iS, ; fone nrc What olor and a ote tesrel | (JOTION GOR cotrON GonDe, Twentietlsatrect,” Ladies ‘waited on by Mrs, Mintz. TTENTION.—M. ABRAHAMS, AT 233, se NTH AVE- . nue, will pay fifty per cent more for ¢ lothing, Furniture, Carpets, by calling of addressing ax above, Ladies ded by Sirs. A. AND AT THE VERY LOWEST MARKET PRICES, ‘ALSO, AN One sTOCK LINEN sifeerivas DONT LET THE MOTHS DESTROY TENTH yourelothes, Sell them tome; T will pay you witat they TABLE “DAMASKS, alt ou Mr. or Mra, H, COHN, 240 Seventh ay. FROM AUCTION, are worth, T 13) SEVENTH A DERWEEN wernt ES, and Twantieti atte cnystan lH ‘EMPORIUM, io Pay the full val RY. Clothing, by calling Fire irs W. R. ROBERTS, | A 14 tS al Fn apf AND 4 NTLEMEN REC 2 (yanreninas. CARPETINGS. the highest price for Cost OF Cloching, &e., v a . dior adleessinig, HARIISON oc Mes HARTISON. at 33 CARPETING. Seventh avenue, betw Thirty. oon au irty third sts, A private sage vould sell some Bruswels Curpet, made - = — - on toe first of this month, at n pense. PER CE. ninth street, betw bt T LEAST Fj where ew Cast OF Clothin Mr. or Mrs, DUCAS) I stroet NT MORE THAN ELSE. Jide ulties. 4 INTRY STOREKERE RS.— ¥ and Straw Goods at ‘Soneoit avenue . ction lots undivided af eost ve per cent commission. — EDW he eet sity Usaha: nd 65 Allen street, fifth block east from Bowery ATTENTION. -LADINS AND GENTLEMEN WILL Ri Highest price for Cast Of Clothing, de., by Sihing on-or addressing ‘Me. or Mracif. HAWT, wWGarmins stront, near Bedford, $100. 000-"" g A OT REO Te PRICES, ot BLEACHED LINEN DAMASKS, heavy and fine, O., kere $2 and $2 00 0 yard, Cases tne 4-4 fies Bwtsk tke " well Known and ere sae tute 2,000 DOZEN LADIES? FIL which isa TTENTION.—LADIBS AND. GENTLEMEN ARE guaranted to receive the highest priee for Cast Om Tiothing, Carpets, de ailing on or addressing LEON, IL Third avenue, between Twenty-second and Twenty-third Tones next to she dew 1's. Ladies attended by Mrs, Leon. Left av ack Lie aie PLAN: AMRICS, bo mt LTS, Also oe i ae bat —THR PRICES OF CAST OFF WEARING Ste cea eine pee a orders will be duly attended to, + or out of the be ety, ity. ng HAAR TG UR. Pere ee LEE Plaines fit Socagot with tata a of ances ar N=1 WILL BUY re QUANTITY OF NEW ‘Off Clothing, for market. Call at Bet? Conroy, Pearl street, be- tweet al pa anal hl — or Mi HIGHEST CAgtt Ae PRICE PAID FOR silty and Genta’ Cast 0 | Choy bet 52m rong ere: | Tein em maura | nt a, HALL oe ie ied avenue, be Forty-second and oat Pe ONES HES 00 Sarre aru CAST.OFF OLOT lo AND Lack CURTAINS AND { AND. CURTAIN LACES, Yadien att ree ial ae a ne Nos, 204 a5 MASKaremuy 75,000 Yor, OF LAOIRS OF GENTLEMEN S csi lcci for 000, markelan We! mone mune top lhe 'S Pie nn od gh a price enever pore, se ap me ve tl — * ” ta eae svenue, between Sei stam and roe Or BILLIARD, TABLES, CHE me at ry] aan BILLIARD TABLE MAKER, Nova 4.., togorner Canal and Contre tree ‘Tables made to order and on hant easy to for wae, atone day's watige, Proowns: DANG NA All the fashlonat SULKBE hy 9 oottrse of ia WeDSBBgAY' 8 BVENING. ntti 4 BI LLIARD TABLE FOR SALE CHEAP« ''