The New York Herald Newspaper, April 19, 1866, Page 4

a 4 NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1866.—TRIPLE SHEET. “FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Wepsespay, April 18—6.P, M. ‘The stock market has been firm, but rather sluggish Ro-day, The speculative feeling is, however, almost ‘entirely in favor of a rise, and confidence the value ‘of railway property 1s increasing. The, miscellaneous bares tend upward, but their movement is somewhat +frregular. There is an undertone of strength to the government stocks; but these are not actively dealt in, partly in consequence of their ‘character, which renders them a mystery to the majority of the Public outs'de of Wall street. What, our national debt stands most in need of is consolidation and unity. All tho securities of the government ought to be funded, as the option accrues to the Treasury, into # perpetual | annuity, bearing not more than five per cent interest, ‘and Congress should legislate with s view to this result, | which, when accomplished, will give us a steck like the Britigh éonaols in kind. This would constitute @ sort of Darometer of the times, and, while taking rank with the Yeading public securities of the world, it would be ia ctive demand both for investment and on speculative Weodunt As it Js, our debt is a huge specimen of fmoongruous patchwork, showing the inconsistencies “and indefiniteness of purpose of the financiers and legis- ators who put it into a shape 80 execrable and un wcientific. At the early session of the open ‘board Erie sold at 1% 074%, Roading 103% (s. 8), Michigan Northern (b. 3) 19%, Cloveland and Pittaburg 81%, Northwestern 26%, preferred 5644, ‘ort Wayne 9134, Quicksilver 5155 8 62, Spruce Hill Coal 63. At. the: first regular board the gmarket was'quiet. New York Central closed % higher than at the haif-past two board yesterday, Erie %; Michigan Southern 4%, Northwestern preferred 34; Rock Island 1, Fort. Wayne 3, Chicago and.Alton %, Cloveland @nd Pittsburg and Atlantic Mail were steady, Cleveland and Toledo ‘was 1X: lower, Western Union Telegraph’ %, Quicksilver %, Government securitibs were firm. Cou- Pom ten-forties advanced 34. Seven thirty notes were ‘unaltered, “ At the one o'clock sessions the market was Steady. At the half-pagt two board it was slug- Gish, but firm, Northwestern preferred closed 3; Rigber than at the first regular bourd. Cleveland and Toledo 134, Fort Wayne 34, Quicksilver 13(, Ohio and Mississ ppi certificates 4%. New York Central was 3 fower, Erie 34, Michigan Southorn , Cumberland 3. Cleveland and Pitsburg and Rock Island wore steady. The latter company is understood to have settled with fhe second morigage bondholders of the Mississippi and Missouri Railway on the basis of 45 per cent in cash, Wth a view to the final purchase of that line, and tho first instalment on account of the same was pant to a Committee representing the bondholders to-day. Govern- Ment securities were firm, Coupon ten furties advanced %, seven-thirty notes of the first and second series #4. At the half-past three open board New York Central, Gold at 9354, Hrio 7434, Reading 103%, Michigan Southern (®. 3) 797%, Cleveland and Pittsburg, 8114, Cleveland and Toledo 102, Northwestern 275, preferred 5734, Fort Wayne 9254, Spruce Hill Coal 6, Quicksilver 5244, Mari- posa preferred 23%. Afterwards Hudson River was active and rose to 1087% a 109, under th» publication of the March earnings of the road, which show an increase Of $76,169 over those of the corresponding month last year, or $500,804 against $424,617. Cloveland and Pitts - burg was sligh'ly depressed by the report of its. March earnings, which show a decrease in the regular traffic, ax compared with the same month in 1865, of $43,144. At half-past five the market closed dull but steady at the following quota. tions:—Erie 1434 a 4, Hudson River 108%, Reading 193% aX, Michigan Southern, 79% a 80, Cleveland and Pittsburg 60% 081, Northwestern 274 a 3 preferred OY a 3, Now York Contral 934; a i, Rock Island 118% &119, Fort Wayne 91% 292, Canton 52a %, Ohio and Mississippi cortificates 26 & 3, Mariposa preferred 95% 8 3. The supply of money continues in excess of the re- quirem/nts of thé Stock Exchange, at five per cont, with exceptional trameactions in governments at 4a 4 First class commercial paper 4a discounted at 6 a 7 per cont, the second grade at 73, 0834. Id opened strong at 126%, with a very active do- @and for loans from the bears at 3-160 54 percent per @iem. As the day advanced the market strength»ned, and the rate for loans 1036 §o, 9-82, with great difficulty ta borrowing even at thia figure. The consequence was that » number of persons’ defaulted in making their de- liveries, The price advanced steadily to 1277;, and closed at 127% 4 34. The rate paid for loans does not fully indicate the disproportion between the supply and Qe donmnd, us the difference between cash and reguiar {n the room was at ono time % a 3¢ por cent. The foreign exchange markot was firm, but with a ght volume of transactions. Bankers’ bills on England et mikly days were quoted at 107% a 108, three days 1083¢ © 109, commercial 106%; a 10715; billy om Paris at euty days 200. a Sf. @ 25c, ort sight Sf. 17%. o 6. 20c. Importers have been deterring remittances to their foreign creditors as much as possible for a consider- able ume past, owing to the dullness of trade’ and the consequent difficulty of relieving themselves profitably of the heavy stocks of goods which have been accumu- tating on their hands. Meanwhile the import movement bas been large, and the indebtedness of our merchants to Europe has been steadily increasing until now it con- stitutes an important aggregate, the liquidation of which will involve ademand for billy probably equal to the supply at or above current rates for some weeks to come. Petroloum and mining stocks were quil. At the first board Pithol: Creek closed Sc. higher than at the same time yesierday, and United States Sc. Smith & Parmiee ‘was 25c, lower, At the second board Central closed Se. higher, selling at $2 10; Quarta Hill S¢., selling at $4 95; Smith & Parmico 10c., selung pt $9 10. United States ‘was 20c, lower, selling at $9 25; Consolidated Gregory Gold 26e., selling at $1625, Kipp & Buell 10¢., selling at $2 20. Creek sold at $2 95, Benton $1 25, Holman c., Liberty 260 Tho busivens at the Sab-Treasury to-day was as fol- lowa:— ; Total receipts 2, 981.495 Payments. ..... # 1/346, 382 Balance... 92,257, 161 For onstoms. 586,000 f nt loan On aceyun Gold cortitier'e wernin ts $34,000 New (York Stork Exch Wrovesoay, Aprit 17, 1866. vineT #essron—10:30 A. M. $140 VS e's, 1867,, 119 100 sha Spring MCoal 2000 U> 6's, ‘81, cou 105% 200 do...... Yi00dns..!.,., 108% 100 Moston Water Pr 84s 60500 1796's 6 20 ¢ 63 104% 100 Ashbur Coal Co. 1% 60000 US6 «5.200 64 104% 300 “do... 1000 USS's,10-40,teg 92% 200 West Uni HH 10000 US5s,1040,c 92% 100 Atlant c MSs Os: lt 60000 do 02% 1100 Quicks’r Mg Co 52 14000 Tru 73-10,18t 8 1095 ‘ 100 do......810 62 5 dO... 100 do..24 eal! 61% O00 do. ..24 sr or 100 Cum Goal pref.. 46% 1000 2d call 1007 60 Pacific May S800 230 1500 3d wer 1006 800 N ¥ Co ral RR. 88% 934 Q000. NY¥e7'sbounin 10L 60 y weer? “ 100 dO. 108 do. 2d c, 80 1000 de a 100 rr pen 1000 Missouri 6's 73% 900 Erie RR % 10000 do 24 cali. 76 SOOMSAN Ind RR #0 6000 N Carolina 6 84 100 do 801% 40000 0 & ae © Vs 25M COOCler & Pitts RK 81S 19000 + 26% 1200. Chie a N W pret Boy 8000 do 34 cai 3" 8000 Erie 24 m 1879 100 1000 Br: fon ma... a 8000 Hat Ti Central Yea On To &Wadm. 15% 10000 Am gold at 10 126 4 sbs Fourth N Bk 1OLSg do 24 call, 101 ‘60 Ninth Nato’) ™ na | $5000 Rhode ie ". 400 sbaQuickMCo.b10 54 100 do. » 79) 100 0... C4 600 Cleve & PittaRR $1 100 do Hy] 600 Chicago ANWprf 86) WON Y Central RR. 08% 200 do se 100 Pitts FAWaCH RR 91 100 Cd THIRD susstON—2:30 PF, M. $5000 UB E's '81...0 105% 10 she NY Cont RR 08 ‘3000 U6’ fe, 68 104% 200 Erie 10000 U 5 6's, 10-400, 63000 To, 7 8-10.18 6 101 e000 . 101% 12000 T 0,7 103 6000 % Rn Sto00 4 Bi to Gun E Fy Mu 100 4“) 67 200 W “ 0% 200 8356 19 200 6 32 MW ns * tov Pact a7 He any . a COMMERCIAL REPORT. ibh Wronesuat, April 18—¢ P. M. Asus, —Recelpts, 45 packages, The market was with-| out noteworthy change, The demand continued moder- ate; but in view of the Light arrivals holders were quite ‘as to qualit, —— A there bi ri prey tebe 0 i, in ri there bave yo no transacti The si H intivoraily- of no ae Baeapsturr: i heat 945 bbls. flour, 150 do. and 1,920 bavs dorm 1# corn, 1,000 bushels oats and 62 do. ee ns market for Stale and West- ern flour was unusually active and very excited, prices fr all qualities ruling 230. @ 50c. per bbl. in seller’s favor, The market however, with less anima- ton, though the Improv. it was woll sustained. The sales were large, compris ng upwarda of 32,000 bbis., at th revised quotatjéns whnexed, Au active demand also prevailed ior Southern flour, resulting in an advance of ae 8 30c. per bbl. on all The sales wore 2,500 Canada flour was get gg ly ns Sve ah Bs Sok & cor- meng ear tat gach. pers 10,000 900 bbls. Rye Saree fare § much change, yet the market kot wan vary y. Corn meal was fedly higher, with bo ae business at th lomrrenant We noto sales of Brandy ut $4400 $45 0. We quote:— Superfing.and Western Sour, aT Extra, 83, ‘83 for Milwaukee cb, ‘The’ corn mi nian advance of ic. per bushel; tho aalob 40,000 bush: at 81b. @ 880. for” weed, and 840. a 87c. for sound mixed Western, in store. ani delivered. Rye was in demand and frm, with sales of 80,000 bushels, at "toc. a T6v. for Western and 900 for Stave. Oats were one cent higher; sales at 430. a Slo, tor new Wostern, 58c. a 60c. fur old Western, 620, a 64:, for State, 550. a 67". for Jersey and 59c. @ 6le. for Can- ada, Malt was dull, Barley was in moderate demand. Me note sales of about 2,500 bushels (anada West at Covrex.—The market was without change of moment ip any respect. Prim» and choice grades were leld with firmness; other qualities were offvred freely; but pre- vious prices were demanded, The sales were 5,000 bags Rio ex Talisman, in bond, part at 14c., gold. Cortor.—The ‘market ‘was very irregular, with a de- Cliniag tendency. Ali grades below even middlinz were down nominally from Jo, to 130. per Ib. There were buyers for even running middling, but the pricas de- maanded wore (ov high, and the buses was licht. The market closed heavy ani nominal at the annexed re- vised quotationa, with sales of 2,800 bales. We quote:— —_ Flr da, Mobile, N.O. dT. Ordinary. 30 St at Low middling. a 35 35 Middiing. . 37 31 33 Good middling 39 40 40 Fasiouts were dull and rates were entirely nominal. ‘Tero. was almost nothing doing in any kind of freight to cither Great Britain or the continent. One boat load of corn was taken on the Liverpool steamer, but ata nearly nominal rate. The engagements were:—To Liv- erpool, 500 bales cotton at 5-16d.; per steamer, 500 compressed at 9-164. Th» charters were:—A British brig to Gibra'tar and Malta, £540; a Prassian br. Hour, to Pornambueo, 800., or if to Bahia or to mo finkire, 90c, , a brig, 3,000 bbis., to Porto Rico and back, sa bSc., "and mulasses, $5; a British brig, to Havana, $900; & schooner, tost, Andrew's Island and back, §1,: bse one t» Baltimore, cement, 20c. ; three schooners, to Bangor, 29c, a 80c, ; & ship, from Philadelphia to Acapulco, coal } atest, todausiber end bask; © Britteh bark, from vannah to Montevideo; a British brig, from M’! ‘Kean's Isand, guano, to Hampion Roads for orders; a» bark, to Ha-ana: ship st. Joseph, hence to San Francisco, eoal; a brig, to New Orleans, aud a schooner, to Key West, on private terms. Mtass:s.—The business in this article was onl; moderate, but the market was very steady, and si sales were made to the trade at full prices, We note sales of 125 hhds. Porto Rico at 70c., and 36 bhds. Cuba a 80c., New Orlvans 80c. 8 $1 06. Pkovisions, —Recerpis, 197 bbls. pork, 18 do, beef, 741 packages cut meats and 538 packages lard. The’ ork “market was dull and heavy, but not decidedly lower. The sales were $8,000 bbis. new mors, for future de- livery, at $25.75 a 26 12%, for May and June, at seller's option; also, for present delivery, 3,600 bbis., at $25 90 & $26 0634 for new mess, closing at $26, cash; $25 a $25. 26 for old mess and a $2 ‘60 u $22 for prime. Beet waa inactive dewand and firm. The sales were 1,500 Dbis., at $15 50.0'$19 60 for now plala mess ana $20 a cranny io scien npre in vanall ltay at $37 Soe $50, 1e LJ a hed A Bacon salen of 800 boxes, Ibe. for anor rib 14%0. for Cumberiand cut. meate were dull and heavy. The sales wore about packages et Llo, a .113¢c. for shoulders, and 1636; a 17\¢. tor hams, Lard was steady: We note sales of 000 packages at 1650. 9 13%{0. Butter’ was ey 260.'a.46c. for Western, and 400. « 60c. for State. Cheese change. was unchanged in every moment were made, but a tair trade wae done in jobbing Jots at full. prices, Sucar was in betterdemand and the market s Inferior to common refining Cuba 8c. a 9Xc., fat 0 feet refining do. 105¢. n 10%, falr to good S204 grocery do Wiee ibe, edhe meade prime 7 aoe kes c., meiado Bago, Wr. 0c, a The demand Jen ‘hasiteds yet the market Beinn hers The only sales heard of were 30 hhda. Keatacky at S340. « 20c., and 75 cases Obio and State seed jeaf, common, at Sc. TauLow, continued in’ tair demand, and prices were wt sustained. The sales were 150, 90 Tbe at Xe. 1 eo. ‘HisKRY.—Receipts, 80 bbls. Holders were anxious to realize at previous prices, but not disposed to sell at con- ceaxions, Surall lots, compri<ing 180 bbis., were sold at $2 26 a $2 27 for State and Western. SERED MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. si a. Avorr—Provr.—On Tuesday, April 1, at St. Mary's church, Brooklyn, by the Rev. E. W. Syle, Hever Ave to Exugy G., daughter of Jonathan Prout, for- merly of Washington City, D. ©. No cards, Busuvect—Grira. —At Boundbrook, un Tvesday, April 17, by the Rev. B. F. Romaine, Mr. Atuaer E. Busnt- wit, of thia city, to Miss Emwa J. Giutim, of Bound- brook, N. J. No cards. Now Jersey papers please copy. Boora—Menarrr.—n Williamsburg, on Wednesday evoning, April 18, by the Rev. S. Hl. Meoker, Mr. Tomas F, Boost, of the above piace, to Miss Euuaw'L. Munurrr, of Norch Salom, N, Y, No cards, Ecoren—s<axpet.—On Suoday, April 15, at the resi- donee of the bride's parents, 415 Rost Houston street, by the Rey. Dr. Schramm, Mr Jon C, Kaanxe, son of Jacob and Rowtte ‘Regier, of Jeffersonville, Sullivan county, to Mise Canis SANDER, daughter of Theobald and Bitasibth Sander, of New York city Finynoa%—Hurcuissox, —On pana? April 6, at the pose of the bride’s father, by the Rey. Fathor Far. ley. pastor of St. Jams chitre), W. G. Fisweaan, of Charleston, SC. to Aimmma Weits, only daughter of Captain George W. Hulchinson, of this city. No cards. Charleston y C.), San Frangieco (Cal.) and Nassau (N. P.) payors wil ep hon 2 ° Late bere. 2 inesday, April 18, by Rev. James MePongall, Heyey T. Gaiy, to Hwa J. eldest daughter of the tate J. T. Duff, Bsq., all of ee, Gwrsve—Pannen.—At Grace church, Jersey City, on Wednesaay, April 18, by the Right Rey. H. Oden- heimer, nesteted by the Rev. Rice, Witttam Gwyxxk, of New York, to Marr E., daughter of Robert K.P Apzil 11, by the #n—Heanrr, ~ Rey, Jolin Shart kelford, Boaam Kersex to Manis’ young est daughter of Captain Abraham Heart, all of this c ity. Krnxer—Kwock.—At Castlereagh Presbyterian chureh, ‘on Wednesday, Bae a4 6 by the Bev, Dr. Gavin Anon. Kinker, to Mra. Maxy Qcivrix Kxocx, forme: erty eau county MeMi Lax Lensy —On ursday, Apert 5, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Father Par. ley, ot of St James church, R § “MoMintax, of Charleston, 8. ©, Lanta, fourth daughter of James Farley, Bsc yy Charleston ‘s ‘ranciseo (Cal.) papers wil! please copy. Ay and San Rourrone RIats08. —On Wednesday, April 18, at the Reformed Presbyterian church, West Eleventh stroct, New York, by the Rev. A. Stephonson, D, D.. Jon i Roustor, late of ee House, leon, to Axim E. Ev Leon, forme’ lymana, ani x.—On Wednesday, April 18, by the mery, Bexzamn L. Scraten iad any —MeDoxann.—On Wedn 18, at St. Patrick's Cathedral, y Weve Starrs, V. G., Jom T. Sweat to all of this city. Tontas—Hawiey—On Wee , April 18, Rev. A. Sidney Dealy, rector of St. Peter's ! ashy Honart Writs) a. to ADELAIDE, second he fone W. Hawley, all of tbls el ey; bene Pant echureh, Povoribure by Rey, John U, Beapos Watsow, wa Perth Amboy”, to Janam of the former city. Lewes peaeey, Age Us, by the Rev. & M. Isance, Jouvea Wits, of ony daughter of H. Gosling, of thia city. sete attend the funeral, front her late residence, 444 Hudson afternoon, at one o’clock. oan ‘Annan Rog me yee] a 4 ine the ene ee ~ a om? all Friday three 0’ from the R ‘formed Dutch church, ‘titayewe without further invitation. wx. —OD nryrte ad oo san, Bae, after five weeks illness of dropsy, The refatives and friends of en aay arte a ly invited to attend the Ld this ing, at twelve o'clock, the residence orher her brat. in-law, Nicholas Dalton, 17 Stone street, Her remains will be taken to Staten Island for interment, Cuuremu—On jana te April 18, Winzam Epos son of William, W. and Charlotte B, Churobill, aged at St Paul's Episcopal church, ‘Yonkers, on Friday ph A, ‘at one o'clock. ‘The Sgn cennd esl relatives are invited to attend, Convay.—On Tus , April 17, Josgra Cosurs, sole gon of Jamon and Charlotte Coburn, aged 8 years and 1! Tho relatives and friends of the family are respectfully. invited to attend the funeral, Sls hare afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his father, corner of ‘Third avenue aud rity. first atrect. Darr.—On April. 17, Rioaazp Daty, @ native bho Rade ag eg invited to Lahaina 9 at nine o'clock, and from ssc ater So "April 17, of inflammation of the as ANDaRY his soul Fest in peace His friends abe insenastel niaeed eke Ramapel Sooke Wednesday April ia tbe sinh the 40tt year of Rls age. as OE on Wednesday, April 18, +. Die Oa we mateo ot -. daughter, No. z ion Narwanigs sales Tl bect taken to the Woodlands Cemotery, West Philadelphia, for interment. Harisoy.—On "Tuosday, April 17, Jann Axx, onl} —_ of Henry and Eliza Harrison, aged 7 years, 1 mont! a, ‘The reiatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this bp UTA pipet at two o’clock, from the Rev. James Hlarper’s churoh, Seventh ‘avenue, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. Harwoop —On the anniversary of her birthday, Wed- nesday, April 18, ALicr, daughter of Alice and Wil- liam Haywood, aged 15 ‘The funeral will take place at the Church of the Holy Apostles, corner Twenty-' veighth streot and Ninth avou this (Thursday) afternoon, at half-past one o'clock. Friends are respectfully invited to attend. Huraann. On Tuesday, April 17, after a short illness, Joun N. Husmann, avod 42 years and 17 days. The rolatives and friends of the family, at also the members of the German Brother Association, are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) aft ruoon, at half-past one o'clock, from hija late resi- dence, 281 Wost ‘Twenty-eighth street, corner of Tenth avenue Iawix,—In Brooklyn, of consumption, on on Tuesday morning, April 10, at half-past two o'clock, Mary pied wito of dames Irwin, and daughter of Elizabeth H. an the late Robert Proctor. Hor remains were taken to Greenwood for interm nt. Macranvayg.—On Tuesday evening, April 17, at tho residence of her daughter, Mrs, Agnes Mead, Mrs, Janet Macrarzays, in the 76th year of her ago. Her friends and thore of ner family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 17 Henry street, Brooklyn, on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock. Noonstraxt.—On Wednesday, April 18, Mrs. Catua- rink Noors ran, wife of John Noorstrant, in the 62d year o1 hor age. The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday, at one o'clock, from her late residewes, 262 West Twenty-fourth # rovt. Nys.—On , April 17, Captain Esna Nrz, in the 68th year of his age The friends of “the — epgiboey eg invited to attend the funeral, from his late near Newark. ¥. J., om Friday, at twelve o’elock, noon, without further notice, Carriages will be in waiting @epot, Newark, on the arrival the ten A. M. train from New York. Puxsiix.—On Wednesday, April 18, Joa, daughter of Eliza and the late William Plealin, aged 19 years and 9 Hilde Epmovero.—In thi ay.—On Monday, April aged 40 years. Se y Seoath sonic fraternity, a reper io to attend his funeral on bunday ‘ull particulars witl be Maroaset Suzy, a native of Dysart, inty Tretamd, ears, $ months and 11 days, The friends of the family, thoes of her brother, Peter Seery, amd of her brother-! ey energy! are re- spoctta invited to attend tho fumeral, from St. ay jurch, Thirty-soventh atreet, between First and Second: avenues, where a requiem hi meena gal be offered for the repose of hor soul, thie ( morning, at half. past temo’ ‘and from thence Comotery at: one o’cloek P. Sm xps.—The faneral of Mra. pect of Josbue W. Simonds, will take piace at No. 40 Wythe avenue, between Morion and Clymer streets, Brooklyn, E. an this (Phuraday) afternoon, at two o'clock.” Wansn.—On Wednesday evening, April 18, at seven o'clock, Mancaner, the beloved wife of Mictiael Walah, “tho relative Tho relatives and friends of the femily are respectfully invited teattemd the funeral, frore her late residence, No. 3 MeKimny street, Brooklyn, on Fr day afternoon, halt-past two o'clock.’ without further notice. Woom—On Wedn ‘sday, April 12) of inflammation of the brain, Starme V., son Martin and Mary A. Wood, - aged 1 year ang 7 months. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the f ineral, on Friday morning, at nine o'clock, from the residence of his parcuts, No. 26 Fulton street, ‘Brooklyn. Rin —On Toesday, April 17, Jaume Wnar, aged 50 7 "The friends of who family are invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) morning, at ten o'clock, from the residence of his son-tn-law, Nathaniel Laird, 116 West Twenty eighth street. “PERSONAL, NFORMATION WANTED—OF GEORGE MUNDY, WHO. ‘One of his children loft bis home on the 27th of March. has died since be left and his wi {vtormation will be ly received Catherine Maud, sirget! hese Dekalb avenue, Brook: lyn, Washington’ papers please cop; NFORMATION WANTED—OF ALLEN 0, ABBOTT, formerly of the Fourth New os one Dragoons. Address Jaa. Hollingsworth, Paterson, 4 NFORMATION WANTED—OF NICHOLAS ¢ STELLO, from Ballaut Pariah of Heliingatry, county 1 in Philadelphia a Ho, 1# ta. this city, at Cornette te aig Washington street, sod would [ike to hear from him. NFORMATION WANTED-OF EF wife of the late James Thompson, w Shing to her advantage by » 1dres Washington avenur, Philadelphia, Pa, ‘pI four years ug “THOMPSON, vill hear of some. © Thompson, 26 188 THEODORA &. ULUSSERSCHMIDT Wik i her address to Charles E. Dauche: ving when and where an isineas of Limp M43 i, JAMES HALL, favaut Ave. Tet six tuchen bigh, dark complexion: Ang {nformation concerning him will be thankful in received Wy 2 distrensed bait at 910 Canal street. He has a black bev Ppointment some oot ew York Post office. A CURE AT BS ONE INTERVIEW, WITH OR WITH- tp Madame Nid Bile osetia” i Ghiry ‘vofessor « years” practice), 142 Chambers street, -y A. FACT.—MADA AME DESPARD'S FEMALE PILts 4A. are warranted to remove ee ever cause, at one Interview. “Hor btath aren ine | Seeigeeee —DR, ORIR ACUOUCHEUR TO THE PR! pivare + Lying. in Amity place: god rooms, en | A aan eee rd, wureiog snd mde Plalocs skilfully trent oe cn OS TA UNPORTUNATES SHOULD CONSULT DR. ge cia SE ee etal in 8 one | As My ona ana alae ‘Wi, Mathiceal, @ D, PI ROPRRGOR < oF witery, imp ienecaek- mannan —THR ft aaah CE Rge aL pees trend d ak att SER vestineat. ed an 4088 | aio paencraretace tears ane wi ae ey We TF th the csiretsaeytemy me ie dria Sareea mint a im structed to discontinue ving ‘on account of tem- porary loan for Cl we ge ad iden ont MACs wil at euro ol terest per anoum. oa On sald vale ee Sar of Mat ault ied Beant irene auch deposits, and issue therefor cates, payable on demand, in legal ten: air pyre) f a eo Per oat MCCULLOCH, Secretary of the Treasury. TLANTIO SAVINGS BANK, CHA’ JU ARI ite Mott street, New ¥« Merdae orcent A fen Sears eight sate na Age SoLeey IN ACTUAL OPE! 1 best red and white coments wold this: rpegenns seen —— on 9 a Aa FE caso crt nom, Rr ou-or before April 21, will draw a Bank oper i Sane for reception and payment of Sa from Vhs be} ee on Monday, Wednes- Friday evenings re RGR FOLSOM, President. _Saruoun A. Bonon, Secretary. [POR SALB—T0 CLOSE AN BaTATR— 1Wshares American Exprona Stock. BB snares United states Bleck. shares Adams a8 MPUTPPMANN: & ELLERY 29 Broad wivoot, IX PER CENT. FREB OF TAX. Market Savings Bank. 62 Nassau at., N.Y. Deposits made before April draw interest from April L, QouTHERN BANK NoTES NOUTHERN SBOURITIRS wanted by ber rect ommeag BROTHERS & CO., Bankers, 16 Wall street, New Yo ‘eS EZ COUPONS OF THE | eg or THE ATLANTIC and Great Western Rail in the lat April, be er A the gites.of MoANDR Wa & WANK, 1 Pwe Fie ‘NITED STATES ee mh ctidules of sor rope ment, New LN April rte or moro five-twenty non payabi Atay I, pros, wi Ps habe Hy Ai Tororamlan ation al a me neat: oe Trenasislant wrenbanse PUniied States, rOn Dine SAVINGS BAN. STREET, Re OF VARICK. POR i from cent aa received. NTI ree of tax. 3.00 pe prer tn Want Mo (roe gad Hyg reas B. i, Yer Harlem Pout : 20. 000 TO oe ote wrton with ee ve bY a personal aVeraminaion . eke Pe! jeagmcsghel ON BOND AND ye peering iw one or more sum: IOHN F. CONRSY, 62 Wall T® LOAN—ON BOND “AND out. __OFTY REAL ESTAIE FOR SALE, A ome GENTLEMAN AP Apowr foene and’ Furniture, FOR BURUPE "Front 16 foot tr stat Nope i was put In ind tuteisbed wo ery ist teeer - root is ine a PER In. office, between 11 and: ratock. CLASS HOUSE YOR SALR_IN WEST’ Treitth atrool, UetwoomVourth sirvet und Ureenwich: AS u's gta ge atroat. As House ror 8 SALE AT bd ment House 308 ¥ West Fo FIRST CLASS FOUR S8ORT BROWN STONE ‘Bhirtioth Meuse for yoo one ann pox vor rent Son isene of ©. . PNK ND, or rei FOUN RO: SRigih enue. ib, ATA! A LOW PRICE—FOR SALB, THAT NICE, SMALL, ‘brown stone Hoa+e, & Rust Twenty-seventh st. THRER STORY | BROWN (STONE novsE, pe feck: to avi Mralture, which te new and very ind Pa. Bo brick dwell- Sosutl MABON, be 53% Pine street. street; ing; los 26465; renied for $1 ee SALE—A a Lag itnpe IN COM. order, tlle, iler, Steam and ted “Power Pam inking poaberhy. Tap whete ones Se ae a ints or now’, a \ are roadways OR SALE—A NEW AND WRLL FIN Hate a 2 eonventent House, tn ware oo in fh N. 3. within tfteen minutes of Hoboken fetry; seven roma, celfur and ‘open attic; water in the house, and one or two extra fe may sult. Apply wo. I. MCULL, 30 Seventh avenue. Fou SALE—FOUR FIRST CLASS BROWN STON joo~es, just finished, om Pifty-second street, betwe Broadway ar th arehue: will be seld cheap; location frst ciaas. Apply on the premises. OR SALP—A SPLENDID. FOUR STORY HOUSE ON ‘Seveuty-ninth street, with. extra Jolin rear. three story’ high, stoop. brick, Dereliings ou Bevéuty-thond, street near Fourth avenue, Immediate possession, Apply to BENE DICT & COIT. POR SALECTUE LEASB, STOOK AND FIXTURES OF ® flouse and Liquor Btore, ga West sitet, oppneite, the New Orleans, ‘and Ballunore steamships. Cause for selling. it neal of the 0} Yor particular: FRAME COTTAGE, IN YORKVILLE, OR SALB—A ym rooms and wader cal 1a kiteben, Chambers 1,909 WILL BUY ONE OF THOSE TWO nildings in Eighteenth i Bevo, ‘dona ing five rome, er ‘on mortgage. Aj to A. wee on the pe women, an? OR SALE—SIX OR MORE OF THAT Ww F handeoms block of brown stone Houses aaah on ep ington avenue between Sixty-tirst and Six! re built inthe. best manner, with i'view ‘of the a . Inquire of THOS. MeMANUS, 84 Bast Fingy-are | Pot street, or on the premises. Fe SALE—IN HARLEM, AT REDUCED PRICRS ne of the four new ory basement and 770 svvcen Faure and FAD Ctonuen, sive 38 bx66 feet, lot 100 feet. replete with all ‘; ta; loration ene of the most pleasant and Fried keer Apply 0 A. N. TUTUs, ‘1Bth street, fourth house aa ird avenue, een ha ML bly oid STORY al ements; r ah oy bent Second aver oe, and Pitty" Inquire of MORGAR of Sues & BOWNE, 7a Third av DOWNE, 7a Thind's OR BA! Fate RY ne \Y LOW, NBat THRER THR 4 8 iether phot) Rah tats sheen ne flow snd 7’ ine 9 West Sramraes a ATWO STORY DWELLING HOUSE IN eee tite Se 4 eee Ee = rad | eee penne Ser FoR Sat oe RN i : A a _OFEY REAL Esta Fo SALE CHEAP—THE FInRe CLASS B wren STOOP PAE to Ei ae son, the owner goin Inquire SCHMIDER & CO. 66 Worth atresh, Now York. SOIREE A 90. AWD Ree hg FAP OR SALE OR TO LET—A GOOD THREE stony | ‘stoop brown. ‘om aven A and d2ist street, with three Lote desired. dis ba the premisen’ oF to 8 EMBEMSUN. fal fights ov. IGH BRIDGE PROPERTY FOR SALE—A P! or lariem sine south sei High Bridge, fronting on t, i arbor Ci er ling and 8. 'dock we oaptaining apa8 ng abet nine acres of land. Apply po FOR SALE—ON PAs: ae. IN ALL ria of the city, from $4,500 10 } also very aesisthie Buslnees Toperts 1° egret, ip VISH & BLIVEN, B44 Broadwey. eckeee | BA Socy i or —FOR SALE, THREE AND A HALF nine reuwouabla pear Broadway. jp ., station D. ” 387! STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH Amp Fr nty © ou ee eey ae elie the 250. ZOE Rem. & a | Ld KO. STORY AND Ig Possession Hay erates Pusan HART, FAS Spire Bighty-fourth ret house east of * CASH, oaies MONTOAGE,” FIVE rive YRARe, i ne a ae Fo Z—IN BROOKLYN, NOS, i, AND» bd Rouse CA Ca eo Sth Bone story bi 4 cy sRioneune et to cost. Street paved Bel ed. w avement, App at Be Routh Oxtord sent or ta I Bat VENPORT, cornet of South Oxford sirest uad Fulton ave. OR SALRIN THR NINETRENTH WARD, BROOK. lyn, K. D,, three an becmeeapcedam minaliesieninars ‘apie be prenalacs corner of Lee avenue and a SALE—A FIRST CLASS total ad STORY BRICK House, = einer: street, beth jsreene and Lafay- otte avout rooklyn; iooaen me B BAKER, 1S Neves roel, Ne Ys OR BALE—A FIRST Class BRICK BROWN STONE front Dwellin; He ae. foil ba molern Lr ghee within five minal ulton terry. Will be soi gheap, Apply to POSTE & LUPE, No. 4 Sands sireely rouklyn. POR SALE—HOUSE 65 WEST BAL Cilnton, Brooklyn; medium siz built; thiee story, basement, high stov) modern finprovernents; in complete order and surroundings drst class; in couvenient indie anno Of South or Wall aireet ierries; price $6,000. V'art or all the Furnitare, with Piano if des! oF, BALE. Ad yURNIAUED THREE STORY NEW 87 North Oxiord street Brooklyn. It is conve- hood: ie fur. : ATRERT, NEAR re, $8.00; without turnuur, $6.50. easy. If not sold it will be ‘or rent, ‘AppLY at SELLS. {ov cream depot, 299 Fourth avenue near Twenty-third et. B SALK OR EXCHANGE POR A HMALU FARM OF from i) to 100 apres, an elegant Lot 26c100, with two ford Nouses upon 1h on the front wud roar aiabe ries hes Mr good onder, located. in Witlaamourg. For tullipurticn lara apply to WM. VAN WAGEN, 4/4 Sixty avenue, REXOWANGE—A HOUSE AND, LOT 1% BROOK. lyn for & business or & louse of & house in 5 ddress F. 1 Beruid oflce, SPLENDID RESIDENCE “AT GREENWICH FoR salo—Oue hour frem the city: ‘grounds Den iy tt ahrubbery gan sea trees; quite uear the depot gatintia nearly new: fine view 0 ai the ti Soun aie to and irom the My daily: Sernne ad eo with very ery comfort and ae aka at nd In healthy locality. wot Bou way, orf A, e204’ fii t Greenwich, Uvan. , cane rly Fee SALE—O#8IRABLY. LOCATEE ™ Westchester eorant, New fond; ‘price SOHN Apply te DG HAVILAND, 190 Ram square, AUawantine Faity LANDS. —TO att ee hes Harms.—Larae and thriving Eeorcace tullcg gouth of Ebilinlshia Wy rareeds ness’ openites sree Ci it ea i : Saheenioe” COTTAGE FOR fi bm pret ive of tas > . Hy : 2 = FI a 5 i 2 Price, with IT 88.000. ‘AGE HOUSR | FOR | SALE —SRYEN ‘slate roof, two lots, S0x103; it, grocer corner of O' iat ss er range ai .'J. 0 A. D. MILLS, 94 street, $3,300. “Fosseasion i i 5 at = £5 Zo) > =} 2! 2m b ACRES: FOR SALE—'8 MILES FROM bu ldings and feuces, tn Essex fos trom NoncUlair,. For further pa UN t BUDD, No. 6 Kast Nineteenth lied = Tees a8 > iy Hf AMEBICAN LAND AGENCY, ) ntrert, Philadelphia, buy and {pe Untied Sintes. «sold, Silver. Copper. Lead and ifua (re nes; des, Cant tuminous aud Anthracite Lal ‘Thnber keudeand Loulsage Cotton and Sugar Plantations for (Pond mn evergpanet | Pi PINE GOTHIC COTTAGE, 17 ROOMS AND THRER q sof au acre of Land, near Vanderbilt's Biaten “fine lawn: plonty ct frults, shade aud shrubs: er ae Inetuding Furniture, Plano, &c., $10,000. Neat taxen in exchange, one P. 8. YMOUR, 171 Broadway. A Ram TOR SALE SITUATED 1x, BEDFORD, Woetshestst cou t. TB acres of land? siveon Now York \ntormation ‘semua ot v. ve WKLD, @ Warren A Story mad attic aT OoUNTRY PLACK—DESIRABLY LOCATED, Fookekill, near the depot, wits 1S sores of and; two 8, Ae; price $5. Sebel SA MASUR, Nob 546 Vine street. VOR SALE OR Lay ihe A! FOR BROOK. op bee Vt ity, wa Ate 319. yourTH AVRNUE.—BY STANLEY DAY.—OF W to & New Jersey a, pwd i” udson Graneliie, Mast ‘Hiadeet, New Bruns: ae ee ae BAUTIFUL PLACE. NEAR DEPOT AND ON a main street. Somerville; contains two acres, way ie, Hacer hanes, Nera. G2. G400): or wonld ool Fiemingiay ie i ‘Clontor, ‘basldings, ny for city or Brook; ie perty. fun i rant 421 Bi ee GREAT? BAROATN FOR HOTEL MEN.—LARGE and valvable 5 son; extensive Oulbulldiry Dense open BLAKE N EXCRLUENT FARM POR SALE—ON RARITAN war Brunswick, in perfect order; land *, of tut abundant location un- fees completely 6) lowers, &c., only one be 5? fro sk BLIVEN iN, ‘S44 Broadway. “SPLENDID FARM ae SALE—IN WESTCHESTER les from Peekskill, contatnt jh slate of cullivation, bordertag on » large bundance of fruit and can be rticulars inquize of J. oi ORY, a or of &. PALMER, No. street, A @00D TWO ‘STORY AND BASEMENT HOUSE FOR ‘ane at Yonkers, about eight minutes waik from the ; house 24433, lot 384x100: contains nine iat ja, 7 Feet onters water and gas in the house; he price Pty at at 420 Kighth WIL ROPRRTY FoR SALE—A HOUSE, HO | 24 containing prions dining room and kitchen on firs! floor, and six rooms above, with four Lots of ground ad poi > in garden, with fr trai ral py eLtSe |: (XOUNTRY SEAT# FOR SALB—CONTAINIXG TWO, four spd ten sere each fruite; ore ‘houses, nny. Sha rallroady in in Kinderhook X. N. Address J county, } Fi Y. ANT couumay RESIDRNOR FOR &. seis LE IN ort. — The en, a Seat of Sema hour re ey Yue = hon aor Se : Ri prompey 6 een HOHOKUS, ¥. & Tf aus a Sane : ty FARM FOR ere ty in ORDERS aarice athe hee “alles re crn BERGEN, N. J., THE STONE PAR- FoR RB SALE—A. VE: Ti Bouih Oranges wilt be owner going South. SON, 28 Broudway. WEST HOBOKEN; FOR SALES A SMALL HOUSE ‘Norfolk street, N. Y., will be sold cheap. Inquire at in the store. F% SALE—AT TENAFLY, ON THE NORTHER! Ratlroad replies House, Barh and ten acres Land; price y r DAVIS, No. 8 Pine OR SALE—A COUNTRY STORB AND. BUSIN' iacelpis ast year ovat 1. with, two Dwelling i $30,000. Price $800) cash; $5,000 balance can arecsata at Ror gent for three or Sve years. Address or apply to JOH ARLEY, Cee Brooklyn. F234 LE—40 ACRES OF LAND, OF RICH AND fruitfal aoil; attitable for all kinds of ag gg 4 suits; two hours’ ride from New York. near Jamaica, Inquire at H.W. QUITZOW'S, 96 Liberty street, OR SALE—AT BAY RiDGE, A BEAUTIFUL RESI- Cy mene, brick Semen with ivengfow are base and fronting enue, 1 chien Gey with al Binds of tre and ahr Fo .. apply to WILLE MACKEY. 98 Fu ‘Fulton a. Lg B SALR_NEAR TARRYTOWN, J a5 bees 3 seve inh niry unsure the views of the Hivdeon ‘eed, rica ea Beas x Biba |: offered very low. 18 sree adjolg- BERKSON, 421 Bighth erensee Fo, SALE—VERY CHAP, OR TO LET FURNISHED, a Arst clann (3 with one acre of land; House, ance of all kinds of fruit; house in od order; tn on ab Se eee.“ Wi Va OR SALE ON EASY TERMS—A COTTAGE AND 99 on the H oy Cae Heston ttn eee i J. F. Ki pau Bi GCOURTNAY, 2d vatsee. ‘Pare epply in’ person amenteatis HE rat) Fo", BAR AT A or LARGE 00} Jifeecly, Gu Possalc river; healthy: plenty of Tig sae eee boaniey, Beweet pate $ Fe SALE A? A BARGAIN—LESB mina'ex' walk from the . J., & Iwo sbory gerne waned, | VOR, SALE OR TO LET_PURNISHE A as Foe hester eounty, & desirable Reok fant cae use, exovllent out ebotes ts x etre oh R SAR OK TO LET—AT Basrings, A Farm lieuse, with one acre or more cotbesidingn, wuuhin 1b minutes’ « tie depen or of F's, LEPU ROY oF 0. FoR se SALE on “To LET_FURNISHED with Wee good two story proms. located, within tou. mlzatest ‘ortoheater. Particulars with 3, BMBERSON, a sreueer R GALE OR TO RENT—AN BLEGANT PRIVATE Kesidence at peruete. x. ¥ fondorn lunprovemients, {our acres of land, tu iowa fruit trees, Chrabtery, aty of — aah a grapevines, — now ing cow, and fira‘toe aranenon Toquire fF i. cee Wall street, ens piel OWA FARMS.—ONA OF $60 ACRES. r° ores. both ‘ii | one wed: god buildings ONE he sores first class wi o rating, fae tale by" O80. arti. tee a ‘i aieront room 4 APER AND BOARD MILL FOR SALB. ‘The subsertber offers for sale his Mill at Barton: re the R&B. es R., 9 miles from Bellows’ Falls, Scivae te New York and Boman markets mill te within 6 minutes’ walk of the depot, and sists of one cylinder Fooss ap Machine, & inch; one ‘board Machine. 04 inoh; four iF 28 inch b Hogi Rogines: two Botlers, with Par of pactavonrd of any thickest, withees It is now arranged and hae bees for makin, Feterence toihe weather. tu successl wt for the past two years in ufee tu steam need ward pearly two tons per diem. and can be easily to pion of paper tlinatich of any one de ar te ‘bufactare & Thick ahewt ), for iige or fi sroracond Taarkst cut be fot Toe beae ter eae Fare ie tha only mill of the kind tm lars and permission to view the prem- EDWIN Il. SAMPSON, hange street, SMALL Panay FoR SALE_IMMEDIATE POSSES. s pear Nanuet depot. in Rockland county, contin: be 810/00; alse fram 26 to 87 aeren; from Btn ristcig” Paras toate fom 5. EMBERSON, 421 Bighth foe he IN LUMBER. mtr" J Ss. THE LARG- est and most aval tract of Timber Land, in one 08 inant o@ For further ines apply east of the Alleghany bettas timbered. easy of miles from railway o irty miles Water on the Hudson river, comprising about 13000 = bad possessing every advamage fore large and profi lumbering A spur track, on tectatiyia i from the present ie = ‘can et ql hes ly lai Laid: as ne already surveyed and distance to exceed ox toot API Ro tts iB ay treet. oF te orte 5. NELL, i ouptalas, Tees by aod roads. BLACKSMITHS AND Vy _WHRELWalonTs. —FOR sale, © House, and four acres of Land tog depos North wood stand. Price Addrese Ny von Poe cace BAYER & M JOORE, BLOOM PIELD, X. ila and ether sores 0 myer ee hake ine ese aa tn ‘eany of ae ee panlo an facilision, Re erm Paurt, AxD TMH towne Sverre STORY nouan, ACRE nous a OLS _+ MEAL ESTATE WANTED. Mets an ™ BXCHANGR FOR Rovers sum sores Ce ieauite oP OASEL GARRISON, O9F Dink arenve Ws CITY OR COUNTRY (NO FARM) RRsI. 0 Nereet Aim si oagangboes iepamu wi Sou LL mM ANTRD 7, eo, ran ad ore ay miraenth aad ate ——— ot ht 4m Thy se aa NExE, peal a a EN ne viLE DAILY NRW YORE AS ak