The New York Herald Newspaper, April 15, 1870, Page 8

en ll ern tract iampiae, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, THE COURTS. ‘ Ripknnnnnnn ‘Action for Forfeitur’s of Smuggled Ribbons—The ook Countereiting Case—The Civil Justice Imbrogito—Did the War of the Rebellion . Mavalidate Contracts 1~Sentences, UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, Action Against Two Cases of Ribbons, Before Judge Blatchford. ‘The proceedings for the forfeiture of twy’o cases of wilk velvet ribbons, valued at $37,000, for alleged undervaluation of the Custom House iv,voices, was tinued ta this court yesterday. TYie consignees orihe 3 are William Kerter & Oo., the claimants being ve, Thurneysen & Christ, of Basle, Switz- eriand, The District Attorney conay.cted the case for ‘the government, UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER” COUAT. The Frontier Smuggling Frauds. Before Commissiener Osborn. ‘The examination of the charges against Charies L. ‘Lawrence and John H.McCram, for alleged smuggling ‘of goods inte the United States from Canada, while in the employ of the Custom House, was adjourned ‘until to-day from yesterday, owing to the absence o! the government Witnesses. Alleged Larceny at the Appraiser’s OMive. Before Commissioner Shields. John Jackson, residing at East New York, was ar- Tested yesterday on acharge of having stolen two Weg of silk scarfs, worth about $100, from the Ynited States Appraiser’s office, on the 28th of Fep- Tuary last. ‘The complaint was made by J. ©. Kir- jaer, Superintendent of the Merchants’ Independent Detective Police. The accusea was held in $500 ban appear for examimation on Saturday, at nine A. M, The Cook Counterfeiting Case. Several witnesses were in attendance before the Commissioner yesterday for the purpose of testifying ag to the good character of Jacob F. Cook, charged with baving passed a bad twenty dollar note on a German picture dealer named Gompertz. The ex- amination was adjourned until Saturday, however, wt the request of defendant’s counsel, SUPREME COURT—CHAMBZIS, The Civil Justice Imbrogilio—Murray vs. Coulter—Opinion of Judge Brady. In this interesting squabole for ofice Judge Brady has delivered the following opinion:— At ts for the Attorney General to determine whether anaction of this character shall be brought and continued—(code 432, the People vs, The Attorney General; 22 Burborn, 114)—and if he determine quero being several claimants) to bring an action @ach one he may do so, but 1 think the Court has the power to compel @ consolidation, a proceeding contemplated by section 44) of the Code. It jie the better course to unite the claimants and try the right to the ofilce in one action, inasmuch a8 the proof is kindred in character and the defendants should not be subjected to the expense of litigation, which, unless united, must each be affirmative and inde- Pendent of the other, though dependent on the same proofs, This Court has no power to dismiss @ pro- ceeding like this, although 1t is in seeming conflict with @ simular one for another person, the relator having an interest in the controversy, and necessarliy joined as @ party (Code 434: The veople ex rel. Crane vs. Ryder; 2 Kernan, 433), The order to consolidate cannot be granted, bi ither the otaer claim- ant, through the Attorr oneral nor the latter, has had proper notice of such an appilcation, Motion deni COMMON PLEAS—SENERAL TERR, Did the War ef the Rebellion Invalidate Contracts ?—Interesting Quest or Coe partuership. Before Judges Van Brunt and Loew. Nelson MeSten, Plaintig’ and Respondent, vs, Bdiwurd Matthews, Impleaded with James 8. Bran- der, Jr., and Samuel L. Chambliss, Defendant and Appellant.—This was an interesting appeal in refer ence to @ transaction which occurred immediately preceding our recent war. The complaint states four causes of action, The first is against the defendants, ‘who compose the firm of Brander, Chambliss & Co,, as aceptors of a draft dated April 24, 1861, for the sum of $8,050 03, und drawn at twelve months, The second is against them ag acceptors of a dratt dated february 26, 1862, for the sum of $1,169 79, and payable on October 7, 1862, The third is against them as acceptors ofa draft dated February 26, 1892, for the sum of $107 97, and payable On October 7, 1862; and the fourth is against them as makers of a promis- sory note, dated January 2, 1862, for the sum of $564 25. The defendant Matthews appeared alone and answered, and denied the partnership of the defendants, alleging that a parcner- ship was agreed upon, provided James 8. Brander, Sr., assented, but that he refused, and that the partnership was never formed. In further answer, Mr. Matthews states tnat Louisiana seceded on April 16, 1861; that war ensued, and that New Orleaus was occupied by the enemy until about March 30, 1862; and further, that the plain- tif and the other parties to tne drafts and note were residents of New Orleans and, consequently, enemies of the United States. He alleges further that the drait for $3,050 06 was accepted for the ac- commodation of Walker, Cheatham & Co., the drawers, without consideration, aud was by them trausferred to McSten, Value & Co., the drawees, dor au antecedent debt due them by the drawers, Among the principal points relied on by the re- spondent were the cifect of the proclamation of non- Aniereourse upon contracts made by this firm in New Orleans while that city was in possession of the rebels; that tne Supreme Court in this district had held ima suit against this firm that the war had no effect on such & contract. But if the effect of the proclamation of non-intercourse was to aissoive the partnership and to revoke the poet ol Glendy Burke to transact the business of the firm M Was quite clear that the defendant Matthews, after the federal forces haa taken possession of New Orleans early in May, 1862, could ratity the acts of lis copartners and of his attorney in fact, aud so be bound by their acts, which otherwise would be deemed without authority. ‘The case came on for trial before Chief Justice Daly on the 8th of March, 1867, when the Court ordered a formal verdict for the plaintiff, ana directed briefs to be submitied on questions of law. The brief for the defendant was submitted, and the Judge made an order for judgment for the piaintitf with the following qualitication:—Tnat this judgment is now made with ihe expectation that the questtons pre- sented wili be taken to the General ferm, where they can receive the ful:est consideration. The case Dow comes up on appeal accordingly. Mr. Augu Smith argued ihe case of we respondent ana Sherwood for the avpellant. Decision reserved. COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. A Pickpocket Sent to the State Prison for Five Years. Before Gunning S. Bedford, Jr., City Juage. Assistant District Attorney Fellows appeared for the prosecution yesterday im this court and disposed of a large calendar. The first prisoner called was Thomas Smith, an admirable specimen of the young ‘dead rabbits” of the metro- polis, who was iried and convicted of grand lar- ceny, he having stolen a goid watch valued at $225 on the night of the 25th of January from the person of Thomas Norton, while attending a ball in Brookes? Assembly Rooms. Before the jury was sworn the complainant informed the prosecuting officer that he could not identify the accused and that there was nothing in the case. Judge Bedford sald he would notc it to have an VE a Dickpocket discharged Without further investigation. The trial was orderea to proceed, and it turned out that Smith voluntarily confessed to haying taken the watch and pawiied it ~ n angi street, Tue officer ail the watch and it tored to the owner. His Honor sgid that he was informed by the policeman that the prisoner belonged to ‘a gan of thieves in the Fourtecuth ward, dnd that ther an indictineat for butglary and till tapping against him; aud furtner that his dather was so disgusted at the victous career of nis son, that ne wished the oMcer to do ail he could to secure his conviction. The severest penulty of the jaw—which was tive years in the State Prison—was a 7] the City Judge. ‘ames Morgan and Wiliam Batler, who pleaded @uilty to petty larceny from the person, in sealing @ silver watch from William Murphy, were cach sent W the State Prison for two years and six months, John Dolan pleaded guilty to burglary in the third degree, having been charged with stealing a carpet- bag containing $164 worth of property from the bag- room of the Jersey ferry, As he was a youth Judge sent him to the Penitentiary for wo - years. Joseph McDermott, Edward Clark and John Ryan pleadea gailty to an attempt at burglary. On the ight of the 7th inst, they broke into the shop No, 74 Fulton street,and stole seventy-six doliars’ worth pad beg ‘hey were each sent to the Peuitentiary jor one year. THE LAW C-UATS AND G00D FriD.y, Out of respect and reverence for the Day of the Atonement, al) the courts of law adjourned over trom yesterday uutu to-morrow. A CONSCIENCE STRICKEN DEPAULTER.—A federal omeer pamed, George Ebbet surrendered ninseif yesterday to Sergeant Douglas, of the Fourtn pre- cinct police, and desired to be locked up. He says ‘that be has been a lieutenant tn the federal army, and stationed at Laredo, Texas, where lie has been wartérmaster up to the 8th of January last, aod ‘at he left there a defauiter to the government to e extent of $6,000, That, arriving here, he could no longer endure the reproaches of his conscience, and accordingly surrendered nimself. He destre hat the intelligence might be immediately conveyea the military authorities. The circumstauce is a singular example of offial conscie¢ntiousness, ow -New Orleans Picauune, durch 26. freely before the close of bank hours, yet no sign of the activity so usual in the spring, The banks are receiving funds in excess of their shipments. Commercial paper is firm at seven to eight per cent for prime double names. change closed dull atter the steamer, but steady at 10834 & 10874 for prime bankers’ sixty day sterling, MSo&NISF7 po. Pac RR 7s, guar by Cent Pac b Til Cen, 7 altaTH Tol & W, equip bde 73 Quin & Tol Ist'm, 1990, .. 84 21000 Teon WALL STREET, } THURSDAY, April 14—6 P.M. ‘The, Wall street markets continue very dull. The Stock Exchange and Gold Board have adjourned to Saturday, out of respect for the holy day of Good friday. The banks and private bankers will remain open, as the day is not a legal holiday. GOLD ADVANCED TO 113%. ‘The “bull” party in the Gold Room made another advance in the premium, basing thelr action upen the announcement from London vnat the specie in the Bank of Engiana had falien eff £400,000. Last week the decrease was £300,000 drain, which is regarded as likely to render steady the London money market active. Five-twen- ties came quoted at 88% to-night, which 1s lower than in the forenoon. Gold at 18 lowest sold at 1123, but from that point steadily advanced to 11334—the clique brokers being very conspicuous im the movement. The loaning rate and the gold balances at the Clearing House also in- dicate speculative operations in view of the expected decline in the receipts of cotton from this time benceforward. The receipts for the current week are reported over 20,000 bales Jess than last week. The course of the gold market was as follows:— » 112% 2P. M. » 12% 8 P.M » 112% 8:30 P. M. - 2% 4PM. « 11334 + 112% 0:50 P.M... 113% a 113% + Nas Holders of goid had their balances carried for two to five per cent. The Bremen steamer to-day took out $77,000 in specie. The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were as follows:— Gold cleared. + $59,860,000 Gold balance: 4 1,405,058. Currency balances e+ 1,725,308 STOCKS DULL AND FIRM. The stock Marset was again dull, The principal dealings were in the Vanderbilt snares, Northwest, Lake Shore and New Jersey Central in the railways and in Canton and Pacific Matlin the miscellaneous list, New Jersey Central was strong at 106 on pur- chases against the closing of the books for the an- nualelection. Lake Shore rose to 88}; upon pur- chases by the brokers of the ex-president of the Erle Railway, who has emerged from comparative obscurity to take another “short turn.’? Pittsburg sold at 102, The Vanderbilt shares were steady, with @ rather heavy tone to transactions in the scrip. The other principal railways were higher and firm. Canton touched 7014. The highest and lowest of the leading speculative stocks were as follows:— Highest, Lowest. 927% New York Cen. & Hud. consolidated. 9314 New Yoré Central & Hudson scrip.. 897% Harlem.... 143 100% Ws Northwestern 85% Rock Island 11636 Fort Wayn' 9334 Milwaukee 60 Milwaukee and St. P 73M Ohio and Mississipol. 29% New Jersey Central. . 105 '4 Bosion, Hartford and 40g Western Union. 3249 Canton. 6535 «aicksil lo oar Pactic Mail 8736 37 SOUTHERN ES STRONG. The Southern State bonds were without feature, except in the new Tennessees, which rose to 54. ‘These issues are in the hands of a ‘nn’? party, who Gre satisfied as to the value of the investment, hav. Ing, a8 they did, sold them short at 46 and covered and gone long at 52. The following were the latest Street prices for the Southern list:—Tennessee, ex coupon, 59a 60; do., new, 5334 a 53%; Virginia, ex coupon, 69 & 694; do., new, 69 a 69!4; do., regis- tered stock, 57 a@ 5734; Georgia sixes, 85 a 87; do, sevens, 93 @ 94; North Carolina, ex coupon, 46 @ 463 do., new, 22 a 223%; Missouri sixes, 92 a 93; Loulsiana sixes, 73 a 76; do. levee sixes, 76 @ 77; do. do. eights, 92 a 93; Alabama eights, 97 9 98; do. fives, 75 a 80; South Car- Olina sixes, 87 a 89; do. new, 81 a 8134; city of Mem- phis sixes, 61 a 62; city of Atlanta eights, 82 a 85; city of Savannah sevens, 87 a 90; city of New Or- leans consols, 74 @ 76; do. do. issue railroads, 72 a 74; Mobile and Ohio sterling, 75 a 76; do. eights, 70 a 71; Mississippi Central Railroad, first mortgage, 77 @ 79; do. do., second mortgage, 62 a 65; Memphis and Charleston, first mortgage, 87 a 88; do. do., sec- ond mortgage, 78 a 80; do. do., stock, 49; Green- ville and Columbia Railroad, guaranteed, 70 a 72; Macon and Brunswick Railroad, guaranteed by State of Georgia, 61 a 82; Arkansas sevens, 76 a 75\. GOVERNMENTS STRONG, ‘The upward movement in gold was directly opera: tive upon the government list. The 167’s rose to 1104 and the whole market improved toa corresponding degree, closing strong as follows: rency sixes, 111; # 111%; do., 1881, registered, 114 a 114345 do. do., coupon, 114% a 114%; do, five- twenties, @ 10734; do., 1862, coupon, do., 112 a 11214; do, do., United States cur- registered, May and November, 107 1864, do. do., 110% 01107; do. do., 1865, do. do., 11134 9111; do, do., coupon, January and July,109 54 @ 109%; do. do., 1867, do. do., 1103¢ a 11034; do. do., 1868, do. do., 1103¢ a 1104; do. ten-forties, registered, 10534 & 106; do. do., coupon, 10634 a 10634. THE MONEY MARKET. Money was easy at five to six per cent, unem- ployed balances being offered at the lower rate quite ‘There is as Foreign ex- THR RAILWAY MORTGAGES. The following were the bids for the ratiway mortgages:— New York Cen 6's, 188: NY Cen 6's, 1887. New York Cen 6's, RE.. £0 New York Cen 6's, eub .. 80 New York Cen 7's, 1876. -103 Erle, lat m, extended y +93 Gt West, 1st m, 1863. + 90 Gt West’ Ist m, 1838, Gt West 24 m,’ 1895, Gal & Chic extended.. Gal & Chic 3d m. h& RT let, Erie's, rerie 7" Erle 7, bth th 18 erie 7's, But, NY SE Tstiny "77. 99 Had R17", 94 m,8 F, '85,.105 Cen, new bds.....+ 9834 ChicyBur€ Q8pedetm.las Pitts, F W & chi ad im... Micl'8o7pe2dm....... 7 Pitts, FW. 5 Chi 8d m. Union Pac wy 18% The following shows the results of to-day's bust- hess at tue Sub-Treasury in this city:— General balance yesterday Gold receipts... Gold Gold ” Curreney receipts... Currency payments Currency balance. General balance Customs..... ayments SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANSE Thursday, April 14—10:15 A. M. 100 shs Quick MCo..... 10 4 900 Pac Mall 88 Co..... 3714 100 Boston Water P..b¢ 17 50am Mer U Ex....... 38 200N ¥C 3 0, ec, 1, & " 70u0 US 5 dow... 100 Obig NW RR S84.N J Central Bi Smith R 1000 Kentucky @ f 10000 Mo 6's, H &StJo iva 9 1000 Erie ath tg: 4 YCen 6" 00 N 1000 Del. Lack & W, or sat Wet ss m. #1 (000 Morris exTati Ne: 1000 Mor & Es Sd Thess u 10000 Pitts, FLWa&Chie 244; 2000 Mil & St P 8's, Ist. . 100M 4S P 78-10 con. 99 16 Oss ves 100 Ohio & Miss RR. 220 Del, Lack & W. 8000 Lake Shore div ba wag qu NOW gertey RR: 500 do, $1” 25 Ohic & Altay 11 70 Morris & Ee 92 100 beat, 92 8¢0 Bost, Hart Erie RR 414 yO Gores pesvveren Se i r_AND FOUND. _ PLR ulead Pec aee es TEE OST—ON THE 12TH piers, FoowEreco some re srt Sere eatin O8T—HERRING'S ween th avenue, tame at tho above number: Se eter erent ROADWAY OR PARK ROW, IN GOIN rom Park: Bank to New, Chatnbere street, a Lelter The finder will be rewarded reased, or to HATCH & CO., 918 INTHE VICINITY TON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, Rey} ‘Houston street ferry, a lady's open faced Gold Watch; broken; with lon, for its return to 74, settee SOAP, —Cast AI ty pee The relatives and funeral, from her late residence, 407 West Thirty- ir oe eaaar aiternoon, ithout further wOnaPMaN.—On. Weanesday, April 13, at the rest- dence of hig father-iniaw, David B, Reed, West Eighty-third street, BENJAMIN F. CHAPMAN, of Dover Piaina, N, Y. he remains will be taken BoP ho! Plains, on o’cloe: Sian YET ae fr. on Thursday, April 14, in N. and Fannie April_ 14, NORVAL Conk. . ‘and Catharine A. Coak- asare respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from nis tate resiaonce, 493 Hud. his. (Friday) evening, at half-past eight ig remains will be taken to Aprit 14, MARY ADE- faucet and Caroline Dat unchanged; small sales were " Was quoted at 7%c., and buck at 8%c., with » with free offerings, Com- B11 —Refined was still duli ani f obtainable at Sle. stock and only a moderate demand, the heavy and prices for some descriptions were easier, Jobbin ‘ote from sore were selling at the following ‘atone o'clock, One o’Clock P. M. se LS&MSRR.b10 83 d0., $8 . oare A. A. &B STFARINF was dull and heat ‘ime were quoted a 223 e838 > i ‘@z' iberal reward wil Eleventh street, Williams TUESDAY AFTERNOON, eaning room of Macy's store, ith. & Tortoiseshel Be rewarded by returi 2a CuesrER.—In th! Howarp, infant son of J! ter. Congxiiy.—On Thursd LIN, eldest son of Philip lin, in the 3ist year of hi The relatives and frien 800 nha Quick Mi SSS: Ez ¢ $s Ses e290 me IN THE LADIES* ia Hraeelon The Snder jold Braceles, ning it to61 East Twenty-niotis a Island, 48c, a 48c, per bushel. re was a moderato b mand being chiefly for ex ‘at our quotations below. Seedieaf was stendy, with sales of p. ‘Connecticut at cl 5 rop aie. Spanish was steady ; sales 150 bal uusiness transacted in port, and prices ‘he sales were 3 a, TOBACCO, Kentucky, the d were quilé ‘Mead! 30 hs, at Ter Ly Cx z 3 Bsee: R STOLEN—FROM HOUSE NO, 321 EAST room com: one but the owner, county for interment, MN uestions asked, it vestion neal ce returned to ROBERT P! Gea rane eo olay only dai 1) ged 2 years, 2 months and 29 days. lends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi- dence of her parents, 164 Delancey street, this (Fri- ) afternoon, at two o'clock, On Thursduy, April 14, Miss CAMILLE, Louise and T, B. Girard, aged 21 years. Iso the members Of Sin- are invited to attend the from the residence of her parents, No. 314 'wenty-sixtn street, on Sunday morning, at ten o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. ww of the deceased, invite their friends and also the members of Lexington Lodge, No. 310, Wednesday afternoon, ‘hter of Lucinda Dougherty wife of W. F. Hobbie, aged 21 yéars, 11 months ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend:the funeral, {rom the rest dence of her mother, 275 Kast broadway, on Satur- day aiternoon, at two o'clock. San Francisco HuGHES.—In STREET QUOTATIONS. Half-past Five o?Clock P. M. Northwestern .. ee TRAYED OR STOLEN—FROM 90 WEST TWENTY> ninth street, a small fawn Greyhound, ring to the name of ‘The relatives and eather collar and an one bringing it to clgar store 171 Broadway, will QTOLEN—ON OR ABOUT THU! SiC Hom the house of Win, Randel Tsland, a Nove for but not endorsed, West UnTel.... RSDAY NIGHT, NY Central con NY Cen scrip.. and Massachusetts fillers. Brie. Connecticut and Massachusetts b! ‘The iriends of the family, rity Lodge, No. 87: rsons are forbid ni Connecticut and Massachusetis wray lois! yment has been stopped. Connee,teut and Massachusetts hue wrappers, — New York State fille: __ REWARDS. enter aetcen mengnnnrnnnipeinnn inne » D—OFFERED FOR A LOCKET AN) gerAn eat on the Eighth avenue: ‘he finder will receive the rewards. an SennTUnE: it to 11 Pine street, room 23, No qi COMMERCIAL REPORT. ) Rane anda ry ears, Tuesday evening. TuvEsvay, April 4—6 P. M. BrEGWAX waa dull but unchanged. Western and Southern held at 36¢. a 38. COCOA was quiet but very firm at 800, a Sle., gold, for Maracaibo, in bond, and 18c, do. for Guayaquil do, to attend the funeral. » HosBia.—Sudden! Piie 13, LucinDA, 0234. erage Lote, 9c. & ile common and medium, in bond. Black work, good and fine...... Bright work, common and med Bright work, good ond fine. T the market was were about 25,000 Ibs. at 9! firmer, with an improved demai ‘The sales were S50 bbls. at #1 OL}ge. a $1 UBc.—the latter price for lron-bound. REAL ESTATE MATTERS. The sale ofthe Gunther estate at Jamaica, Long Island, was commenced yesterday at the Exchange by Messrs, Lawrence, Oakley & Fleury, only a por- tion of which was sold, as the prices realized were not satisfactory. The sale was adjourned. Messrs. Maller, Wilkins & Co. and James M. Miller disposed of New York improved and unimproved city pro- perty. For prices and other details see the follow- REWARD,—LOST ON_ THURSDA’ from Adams Express Company's of having on his neck a lea ‘Commodore Stedman, C paid by W. L, CRAN picker ag Mtg fa Aes it tae ty tal some letter cr. Will receive ihe above reward by leaving it at 82 + B50, | a bbe, dull, but unchanged, The sales ecording to quality. e market was rather id and diminished offerings. CORDAGE.—Manilla was quoted at 220, # 28c., tarred Rus- sia at 17c., Sisal rope at 20. and bolt rope, Ru were dull at 15c. a 2c. for Western and city 87!gc. a 40c. for sperm and S0c. for patent. Corrke.—Rio continued strong with a li; kinds were quiet but firm at former prices, q Rio, ordinary cargoes, al6\e.; good do. a 19¢.; Ceylon, 17, a Ta hg a 1nz4e. Masi, 6c. 8 3 Bavanlila, 16c, a 17 ic. Corrox.—The demand from all classes of buyers was ex- tremely light, and the offerings being fair the markst was heavy. Tneluding 79 bales to arrive tho sales were 951 bales, Of which 448 were for export, 830 for spinning and 168 on speculation. For future delivery the market wi and prices receded 3c. , es basis low middling for at2i se. and 500 ao, for June at the closing quotations :— " apers please co) Thursday, April 14, Miss BRIDGET HUGHES, daughiter of the late Patrick and Catharine Hughes, @ native of Ardagh, county Longtord, Ireland, The relatives and triends of the fomtly are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her brother-in-law, P. F. OBrien, Bedford avenue, be- ee avenues, on Saturday after- KNIGHT.—On ‘I'bursday, April 14, CATHARINE ANN Kyicut, widow of Daniel Knight, in the 74th year ag ‘The relatives and friends of the family, friends of her sons, William, Daniel, John, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, witnout further nottce, from the residence of her son Wilham, 327 Fourth avenue, on Saturday afternoon, at one o'clock. LEFFERTS.—On Wednesday, April 13, EDWARD H., son of Harmon Lefferts, in the 22d year of his age. The relatives and friends of tue family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of bis Wright, 16 Leroy street, on Sun- ight stock, ‘Other N ss. We REWARD.—LOST, LAST MONDAY (APRIL 11 P29 from Wei Morrisinin, inbiacx and tam Dog, about one of his hind lege. aon wil Gerpkie wean eae ao, returns ihe dog $0 AN Any one giving infors. of the dog ‘will be libs tween Myrtle and ‘West Morrisania, or noon, at two o’clor ibe, @'16%¢0. ; Me. Mexicans 15e, REWARD.—THE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE aid and no questions asked for the return of the: jonds taken from ISL West street on Friday ‘TECTIVES, DETECTIVES, and reliable 9} DETECTIVES, --ONLY¥ ,. ex) peraa' old established agency of WARKIN, WHIPPLE & Ci Refer to the leading business houses as to NEW YORK PROPERTY—BY MULLER, WILKINS AND CO, id responalbili brick Ma es lot No 256 East 38d st, 16.8 ft w two 2 story brick hous IL Vandewater st, near P B lots # m 127th st, 150 ft'é of 7th Y rs Building and lot No 27 Oak BROOKLYN PROVERTY— brick house and lot No w of Court at, lot 81.3896. ROPOSALS. Fr 'UARTERMASTER GEN« eral, coruer of Houston and Greene streets, New York Hicate, with a cop; » ure fnvited and wil brother-in-law, EB, day afternoon, at one o'clock. MoCuTcHan.—On Wednesday, April 13, Bakron, wife of James McCutchan. Funeral services at Thirty-seventi street Methodist Episcopal church, this (Friday) afternoon, at two Interment in Greenwood. residence, No, 172 Liv. inthe 75th year of his age. Kelatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday aiternoon, at tree Peter’s Protestant Episcopal ‘4 6 ta, 8,420 bbls. A 88,500 bushels wheat, 1,407 do. corn, 1,104 rye and 9,000 do. malt, ‘eastern’ flour was firm with a fair de- mand, chiefly for low extra, which were gencrally held at the close ata trifle higher nyures; the sales were about 6,500 rices within the range of our quotations appended. For Southern four the market was q ae flour was firm FLOUR AND Grat ‘énled proposals in duy tisement attached to eac! this oflce, until 12 o'clock noon on Wednesds 7, tor’ the transportation of all draye or carts, within the ¢! ‘icinity, which it may be the duty of the Quartermaster’s Departinent to move for the perfod of one year from the lst jay ne ‘roposals must state the price per carman’s load of- 5 7 bbls. flour pr 1,50) pounds welght, or its equiva- in bulk of other goods. any distance not exceeding ¥ mile, For any distance exceeding or any distanco exceeding 1 mile, but not excecding Lg et for State an’ on Thursday, April 14, at his of New York and ingston street, JOSEPH Perit, lon and plot of hing road; size o f ground alijoining the above, 64.6x4 round on Prospect Finsting road, 45x16. Plot onthe co with a moderate de- plot 250x225x875, Corn meal was steady at former quo- 196 ft from Jam: o’clock, from church, State street, near Bond. 3 PHILLIPS.—In Brooklyn, on ‘Thursday, April 14, ANN M., wife of Wilifam Phillips, and daughter of the late Edward Stow, of Boston, aged 71 years, Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from Classon avenue, on Monday alteruoon, at two Warwick ‘av and Ackroyd Tite, but not exceeding L er 2Se' ee STATE TRANSFERS, Now York City. Ry house and lot...... yatio st, Wo, 194.8 fin of Stanton at, 2 Easex at, No 181, 26x87.6 (6 part). nce and Edwards sts, ne For any distance exceeding 1) mile, but not exceeding 2 Round hoop Ohi Round hoop Ohi St. Louis low extra. St. Mary’s churcu, niles. Yor any distance exceeding 2 miles, but not exceeding 274 Catharine st, Ni oer SESSS2S3= Ey Boston papers please copy Pix.—On Wednesday, A; il of county Donegal, lreiaud, .. ,< The relatives and friends of Lie family are respect- fully invited to attend the fuueral, this (Friday) after- noon, at balf-past one o'clock, from his late resi- dence, 228 West Thirty-second strest, SEMKEN.—On Wednesaay, April 13, after along illness, DIEDRICH SEMKEN, aged 60 SSSSSSessesy BPSERP PRE Ee ED 2) 1) S38 re mile for any distance exceeding $ miles. Tue nuove. distaboss bokig oonsiiereds wiikia’ (heietign 3, JOUN Prim, @ native 1S. commoners rice per carman's load of & Proposals must also state the ba. weight, or its equivalent bbis. pork, 7 bbls, flour, or 1,500. in bulk, of other goods, between this city and other posts int the city of Brooxlyn or Jeracy City. ‘The contractor will be required to perform the work at any time called upon, reasonable notice bein; and upon Sundays when necessary, wit pensation, and no extra allowance will be made fo1 tention in'tie delivery of stores, except when caused by an Oflicer or agent of thé government, ‘The contractor will be re: labor in loading and unloa by him, and must be prepa: any stores he may be called upon for by the Department from and atter the Ist must be present in person, or represente Umes, to receive and exechite all orders which may be gi for work to be done. ‘No proposal will be considered unless made in accordance dvertisement and coming from re- aPmansensco an. xb4, house and lot... f Grand st, 25x100, fts of Grana st, 21x69, 40 years? eofay D, soxida, 44 part, 225 ft e of 10th ay, Corn meal, branay —The market for wheat w: chietiy for export, and pric mmon, which sold at lower figures. a5 active, the demand being were qitite steady, except for ‘The sales wero 130,000 1 06 a wel 0935 for No, 1 for amber winter in at, $1 50 for white Genes ‘The sales were 12,000 b and lingerin; years, 5 months and 28 a The relatives and friends of the family, also the Amt Hagener Clud,are respect- fully invited to attend thejfaneral, from St. Mark’s church, Sixth street, on Sunday alternoon, at haif- jay, April 13, Junta, wife of John G. Semon, aged 46 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her tate residence, 18 Hast Seventy-third street. The remains will be taken to Greenwood, UNDERUILL.—On Thursday, April 14, SAMUEL B., infant son of William and Emeline Underhill. The faneral will take his payents, Van Vorst Saturday morning, at eleven o'clock. VARIAN.—At Peekskill, April 13, CATHARINE VARIAN, widow of Isaac L. }, In the sist year of her age. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the fuaeral, from her late residence, on sat- urday afternoon, at haif-past one o'clock. riages will be in Waiting on the arrival of the hail- ast ten o’clock train from ‘Tiurticth street, Hudson River Railroad. 2 VAN BLARCOM.—At Summit, N. J.; on Thursday, Aprii 14, Lovisa, twin daughter of A. Lines aiid Abbie R. Van Blarcom, aged 3 years and 10 months, from New Engiaud Congregationai church, Soutu Ninth street, Williamsburg, on Satur- day afternoon, at oue o’ciock, without further no- Van Ranst.—On Wednesday, April 13, Epwanvd VAN Ranst, Jr., son of Edward and Mary ©. Van Kanst, aged 20 years, 9 months aud 23 days. Relatives and iriends of the family are reg, Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence.cf his parents, 131 East Sixteenth street, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, to Greenwood for interment. VIDAL.—On Thursday morning, April 14, after a 33, HENRIETTA W., beloved wile of Taeo- dore C. B. Vidal, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully mvited to attena the funeral, from her late residence, 233 West Eleventh street, on Saturday morning, at ten o'clock. WaHL.—On Thursday, April 14, at his residence, 190 Spring street, JOUN WAHL. ‘The friends are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock. WILLIAMS.—At Rondout, on Tuesday, April 12, MeERcy, wile of Samuel Williains, printer, in the s2d year of her age. given him, at night jout any extra com- S125 awl 8 members of the Corn'was quiet, but steady. 8103 for old Western mixed, in stor, #110 103 for unsound Southern, and ¥118 for delivered, Oats were quiet, but firm, juired to furnish all the necesea: the stores to be transpor to furoish transportation for rt Sales 18,000 bushels at past one o’cioc! re, Of rye there were sold 7,000 bi the sales were 150 buabe! t was fairly active for graiu, but dull for almost all other articles, and rates, with but few exceptions, were heavy, The chartering business was du!l, of tonnage being light. Rates con- ‘The engagements were :—To Liver- iy by sall and steamer; 450 ‘0 London, 1,000 bbls, ‘steamer, 100 baled hops at ‘steamer’s account, mm Philadelphia 10th av and 35th at, #e con 10th ay and 16th st, ne corner, fU'p of 36th at, 24:8x100 st, we corner, 23x100. Kinga County. with theterms of tals sponsible parttes, and is uccom| two responaible persons, setting for come security in the sum of $6, ‘The United States reserves the right to reject any or all pro the demand for all kin tinued to favor shippers. 8 cotton At kd. gas Wed. by the guar rth. their willingness lace, irom the residence of strect, Hudson City, on be Bidders have the privilege of being present at the opening Y., on Wednesday, of the proposals. LYN. ‘imer at, 20x100.3, brig ort in the Russian Baltic, with 3 a brig, hence to Gibraltar for ordera, with 1,50) bbls, 150 tons, from Annapolis to the brig to Montreal, from Cow Bay to ‘rom a port in the fea, and Back to a port north of Hat- pusly reported) two Ainshe at, n s, 216.10 ft w of Lor ne’s, 285 ft eof Nevins st, 28x10... 1.8 ft ne of Bedfo k and Newto' be addressed to the undersigned and en- . is for transporting government stores in ‘ork eity and viciity.”” Brevet Major General RUFUS INGALLS Assistant Quartermaster Brevet Major and Ae: inc! rivate terms; a bark, 4: miber, at or about #1 road, € cor,31x79x Havana, with coal, at 4; a bri, 179 tons, Hamilton st, ¢ 8, ‘yr 775 {tn of more ar e th st, 8 W's, 150 tt 8.6 Of Ist at, 34L'8 {t 6 of Bedford nv, 1 Tf of Divisio teras, on private terms; alno (uot pre brigs to Cadiz, with light pipo stavor, at AY.—The demand was rather more ai heavy and jrregular. ‘The recelpts were fair. ted at Hc. aMic.g retail lots at 95 1 05, ad short d HEMP was dull, and we hea nominal at former rive, were sold at 3 HOP8.—There was but little demand, and that was almost entirely for smail lots, to supply the immediate wants of brewers, who are indispured to operate to any extent, at lower prices. Lots auitable for but prices were of iallitary tagsportation, WANTED, FOR A BBV, 22x50.2x24. 25x95. PROPOSALS FOR COA institution, &0 tons (of 9 Coal, as follows—viz., 650 tons washed To be delivered in carte at 164 the months of Ma ‘TUTION, station bc. @ #1 10; lony rye guctations:; 1,500 5-16c. to st f yand Jung vest, Address PUBLIC n 8, 100 ft w of Grand ay, 35x rg road, @ #, 125 {ftnof Wallabout road, 25x == = nn HOUSES, ROOMS, &0. WANTED. eae GENTLEMAN AND IS WIFE, WITHOUT CHIL- area, would like to take care of summer months, for the privilege of ocety unexceptionable references, BARRET, 163 Broadway. YOUNG COUPLE WISH 10 HIRE TWO OR THRER unfurnished Rooms, in a private house, side; rent moderate; first class reference, terms, O. H., Herald ofiice, LIBERAL RENT WILL BE PAID FOR AN UNFUR- up town, west side, suitable fora giris* opment or Sunday school preferred. Ad- shipment are held at prices above the views of shippers, Prices ranged from c. for common to choice grades, Vopper was steady, with 150,000 Ibs., at 19¢. 2 19), r Lnke and Detroit. morterate demand, for Baltimore, and more active and ii 190 ft n of Broadwa} }, 142 ft e of Kent av, 68.7x! ington av, Ws, about 178 ft n'of Gates av, Bix g's few roomas care Hon. he. His remains will be taken the close strait: BBige. gold; English at BSh¢ Straits at BSc.) gold. and Plates were quiet, but quite sorted charcoal were sold on private termi were made within the range of $8.25.a $8.50 86 G0 a 87% for 1. C. and 7 50 a 83 for charcoal ¢o, but unchanged; ordin: rt gol!. Lead was dull, the sales ordinary foreign at 86 20 a was held for higher prices, n advices. Eglinton was gener tons Coltness were reported. American was dull, and some lots were offered at Tati easier prices, though we make no chi i, toag No.2 X.at 31. Queens County. Lot No 22, block F, ns of Myrtle av. 85 acres adjoining Sod lot, Kelly's property.. NORTH HEMPSTEAD, 10 acres near Westbiiry, adjoining B Powell's property. 300 N K. djoining Willis B Titus’ a6 $4 for coke terne, ‘al Spelter was dull, were quoted at 6c. a6'sc , ‘onsined to emall 86 25, gold. Tron—Scotch pig accotint of the favor 1414 acres, upland DESIRES A SMALL UNFURNISHED om; terms moderate; refere dress TEACHER, box 16) Herald office, RNISHED HOUSE WANTED.—ANY PARTY WISH- ing to lease furnished House at nominal rent to man and wife, without children, address G, H. W., Herald 8. ences exchanged. 2 acres, w shore of Hempstead Harbor, adioining Hicks? PFOPETtY. ..seceee see: 7 acres highway, leadin, chnrea place properiy> Westchester County. ange in our quotations. 183 a 484, and No. 2 831 2 32; sales 20) Refined bar was dull and nominal at ‘1 75. Rails were steady at $74 a ‘875, currancy, for Ameri- a a REE UNFURNISHED ROOMS WANTED BY me lemen., Send locat! » F , preene itn cation and terms to T ANTED—BY A SMALL FAMILY, A Part of a House, within ten minutes wal roungings immaterial, Ad x 120 Herald office, iy and 8,.00 tons were sold ATRAW GOODS.—PANAMA BATS IN THE some extremely fine and white for aule to the trade by R. BALC. RO! ; no bleaching require AZAR, 68 Pine streets _... MILITARY. BOUNTY TO SOLDIERS and honorably discharged. but prices were quite Marelay, 50x26 ft. « a8 steady. Sales 250 hhds. Cienfuegos on private terma. We ike, e%, S Cuba—Centrifugal and mathe es oe! ls to Duquay road, # Also parcel 10 acres, adjoining above... EASTOHESTER. White Plains road, ns, lot 5, © V Morgan prop, 60x150.. joining M. Glea- location and sur Particulars, LISTED FOR 1864, and July 22, 1861, UNT, 247 Broudway. Museo : ; ‘ANTED— Muscovado, grocer Second Floor, wnfur tween Eighth and ‘Fortiet tl esis and Second and E icuiars, C, W., station D. mis Beil escorts cease a ANTED—AN UNFURNISHED HOUSE WITH MOD- ern improvements, with garden ceed one hour from the city and auitable for a Address box 963 Post office, with fuil parti NTED—A DENTIST WISHES firat floor, with use of parlor, in tween Twentieth avenues, Address lock box 74, NTED—BY A PAMILY OF T or seven Rooms, furnished for ood; not below Twentieth or hi; street, between Third and required, Addret NTED-BY A GENTLI ond Floor, in a private h nv MEDICAL. Pee aed! SPECIALTY.—DR. R. COBBETT, MEMBER OF N. Medical College and Ra C. Pa arket for spins turpentine was strong at 47c. a 48c. for mer NAvAt, Stozrs.. more active and firmer, yard and on dock, do., to arrive, at 47 Crude turpentine was don, can be consi Centre strec}, near Chambers. LL, PRIVATE DISEASES CURED IMMEDIATELY — Without mercury ; manhood rest: ment ALN, art lot 1d) Morriaant e of Courtlandt ay, OBBLNING. ‘joining 8 McCord, 42x75. Cross st, n's, adjoining P Beama North Malcolm st, ¢ a, old nursery , 1s, adjoining Oscar CHAIR ROOM ON P lor, in first class house be- streets and Fourth and Sixth w Haven, Conn. 'HREE ADULTS, SIX housekeeping ; localtt igher thau Fiftiet! Sixth avenues; references C., box 5,528 Post office. ae EMAN AND WIFE, A SEC- 0; modern improvements ; ress, with full particulars, W.T. W., No.4 ‘ored ; oflice ve rivate, (ON, 177 Bleecke? strect FOR MARRIED the sales were 1 We cuote:—Strained, GREAT AND SURE REMEDY 0.1, #9 150 BA: Lee 85 Ba 48. mn ies, The Portugnese Female Pills alway iediate relief, being specially |—These pills rel i 7 Liberty street, or sent by 1L PRIVATE DISEASES TREATED SCIENTIFICAL- ly, without mercury; manhood cured; warranted ; consultation free. — ase a2 Ch and window, tive, Dut lower. Sales S00 bbls at $ Linseod was dull but unchanged, ere qaoted at 6c. a 8c. Lard was steady. prime winter at $1 273g a #180. Other le, in bulk, was doll, but eir views, demandin; » While buyers refuse: for little lots, On the upper ereek » deliverable di $1 05, seliers’ option. Crue, in boi je market for refine ve, the demand being the mayket closing weak Isaac O Underhill's farm, about 58 act repared for marri White Plains road and ‘Hueguenct “4 ai ‘ington tar was}more ac- in one day, witho. Dr. A. M, MAUR Jobbing lots in 3 I=% ") kinds were dull but unchanged. PrrnoLgeM.—The market for erud Molders were firm in ¢ 143Zc. on account of the small supply, eifectually and radically Dr. FRANKLIN, 161 Bleecker street. —LADIES IN TROUBLE GUARANTEED IMMEDIATE arta cured), Dr, ASCHER, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, ing the next 60 THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR eping, by © genlioman and wife without any 9 ty-second street. a lt OF FOUR ROOMS, IN NEW (no child L, Py Herald olice, HOUSE IN A G Addi onR.—!n this city, on Weanesday, April idence ol the bride's parents, by the Rev. W. H. Pendleton, Mr. R. W. BRUEN, of New Jersey, to Miss JOSIE KuRR, youngest daughter of Samuel Burr, DOUGLAS—LEWIs.—At the residence of i Eaq., by the Rey. R. H. Neale, WILLIAM H. DOUGLAS, of New York city, to Miss SADIE ATWOOD , Agughter of Captain Thomas H. Lewis, of Norfolk, vi- i FRANKEL—CRANE.—On Wednesday, April 13, at the residence of the bride’s sister, by the Rev. E. 0. Sweester, DoRtes FRANKEL, of Brooklyn, té ELOISE, Quest Aonerhter of tie late James W. Crana, of inis city, No cards. HENDERSON—WILSON, « relief. No pay (until No.3 Amity place (Laurens ADIES’ PHYSICIA: fessor of Midwifery, over 20 guarantees certain reilé! 193¢e., Withont sales was a trifi¢ more ac: prices were ful al 8: at26e, Oil for future delivery was xceed per family preferred; west side aad below Twent —DR. H. D. GRINDLE, PRO- | Address G. 8., Herald oili ears’ successful practice | ———————— to ladies, with or with- Sure relief to the most anxious patient in lence 120 West Twenty-sixth street, near Sixth avenue. Elegant rooms for ladies reyuiring nurelug. les were but little sought after an Wednesday, ANTED—APARTMED on. ay. York or Brooklyn, for man and wife rent not to exceed $25), Address TANIED—A MEDIUM SIZED neighborhood helow Twenty- stating terms, box 4,423 Post olfici NTED—A SMALL, UNFURNISHED HOUSE, WITH good neighborhood, containing Tiga Not above $1,000, o1 onse; price not avove $700, Address J. at 264¢0., 1,000 do. for Ju ate terms, Jobbing ge.—the latter price for prim e N which price the Inst sales were raa’ the market was only moderately active, and the offer- es were heavy and lower, closing at 2360. a Ke. for Mu ‘bhis. for April at 95340. a M\e, Ov do, for May aud June at 3 as —MADAME GRINDLE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, 12) Went Twenty-sixth strect, guarantees relief toall female ‘leasant rooms for nurain: CERTAIN CURE FOR LaDI Dr. EVANS, Chatham street, wi Els powerful, safe Monthly Pilla + Gn Sata E ORRAT BENE! all {mprovements, in han eight room: Ix TRoffBieBy | VY or without medicines, + ae ompound, price $5. Tune. ‘The sales were 4,000 bhi * s Zs Es 40a. pork, 8 4 Pork on the spot was held at $28, but buyers were indiaposer 4 except for small lola, which sold as hi, delivery tie market was quiet, but The sales were 800 bbis., in lots, at #27 834 tor Western UE yp —6n Tuesday, April 12, st the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev, Ale: ander McKelvte, Joun J. HENDERSON to SARAH daughter of William Wilson, Esq., all of Brooklyn. LITTELL—PEARSALL.—On Weaneaday, April 13, by the Rev. William H. Thomas, Robert E. LIvrELL to HELEN Manta PeARSALL, all of Brooklyn, N. Y, McNAMARKA—Fox.—On Thursday, by Justice Church, Joun McNa- a of Bay Ridge, to ReBECca Fox, of the same On Thursday, April 14, at the Scotch Presbyterian churcv, Fourteenth street, by the Rev. Charles E, Knox, Grorar D. SMITim ‘Troy, to ADELAIDE 3S., daughter of Andrew Ander- the residence of ‘ACTOR % Lavin Chatham street. His powerful medicin iso gentlemen treated; private diseases cured; packages cut meats {/ANTED-THREE ROOMS, ON WEST SIDE, BY A gentleman, wife and infant; rent must be moderate, Address B, F., Herald office. ANTED—THREE FURNISHED ROOMS, for housekeeping, by ® nd to exceed $49 per month. Addr 7 ANTED—A SUIT OF LAWYER'S OFFICES OF THRER to five rooms, on aecoad or third floors; first class and 0, G. BENNET, 67 ED~A FULLY FURNISHED “HOUSE, lies of city, to rent for the ith at about $27 75, Se for nes CERTAIN CURE FOR. MARRIZD LADIES, WITH or without medicine, of Midwifery; over 30 Female Pills, No, 1, price 81, or No. 2 married ladies, price 80, which id only at her offic atreet, first door from Fifth avenne, and Greenwich street, or sent by mail, Caution.—. Madame RESTELL, Dressed hogs were Lie, for city. Cut meats were quiet, but steady, at 12c, = 1 Fors Hamilion, below Chambers street. © pickled hams, 18¢. a 19¢c, for smoked and ba: loge. n 11%4e, for’ dry ‘salted ahd pickled shoulders, niet, but very firm, cios- Ihe. for long clear t, but unchanged SMITH—ANDERSON.. ge. @ Ie, for Cumberian . for short rib. Beef was quiet IN TROUBLE ARE RR- Mme. and Dr, Dit CERTAIN CURE FOR LADIES IN TROUBLE AT one interview by Dr. and Mme. CLARK, No. 10 Amity T ONE VISIT LADIES Ei Heved; perfectly eate, with terms and full choster county, N. TANTED—A SMALL HOUSE, FIRST CLASS, GOOD neighborhood, for four in: family; rent not to exceed $2,000; between Park and Madi and Fiftieth streets, i 8D TO HIRE—ONK OR TWO VACANT LOTS, low Canal strect. Address, stating particulare, BAILY, box 133 Herald oflige. TANTED TO REN1 Hous, not to exceed C1 : ead BE. W., Pine bbls. at $10.0 B17 for plain and lots trerces were sold within the 2 som, of this city, WoGLOM—WARING.—At aren(s, on Wednesday, Richard Horton, Ginserr 'T. Woatom, of to Racnen B. WARING, daughter of Jarvis A, War- ing, Esq., of Yonkers, N. Y. ams there were bbls, Texas, chiely at $28; common to primo Texas quoted at £24 a ‘psu rdw slow of sale, the demand being light, Uut liolders were firm ies 200 packages at 15%c. a 16c., the latter price for prime am, PORTANT TO FEMALES.—DR. AND MADAME DU- BO ico) gnarantee certain relief to mar- ¥.--Carolina was stead . ty iy and firm with a fair demand t medicine, at one interview. 5 tierces were sold within the range of Siyc. w Ze. for 26 years’ pract with or with male restorative 5, Patients from a distance provided with Board, nursing, dc. Electricity scientiically appiled, No. Tid Kast Twenty-elghth street, near Third avonue, DISEASES CURED IMMEDIATELY—EY VANS, 94 Chatham street. Invigorator; lost manhood is restored in fifteen minutes. Birth. MCARTAUR.—At 109 Canning street, Calton, Glass gow, the wife of Mi. Alexander Mcarthur, Parser L steamelip ladia, of a daughter, SKEI*s.—Linsced continued in demand 4,000 bags to arrive per: Neloon were sold at #2 10, paid. Some lots to arrive were offered as low Grasses were quiet bat firm, at 14we. a 15 for Timothy, and #2 10 SvGAR.—Tha market for rage was netiv bot =a On ee Ot Ow eR but at lowor prices, A WELL ARRANGED SMALL im, either in Brook- dress HOUSE, ¢. for clover, 86 75 Dr. EVANS’ Magical the demand be- fees wore rather ood retning Cuba. 03g. for Caba and Por- B Refined waa more 10 some exten by tne TANTED TO RENT--A FURNISHED COUNTRY REST dence, on the Hudson river, bi 1On, for the summer mont! BacH.—On Tuesday, April 12, afier a lingering 1l- Ved wife of Joseph Bach and at 9c. a 9'4c. for fair to ween Spuyten Duyvil ness, ELLEN, the be! Ganhter of the late Lewis Lewis, Esq. ‘Shoe suneral Wil take Dice this (Kriday) morning, { free. HE BEST PHYSICIAN FOR LADIFS IN TROUBLE | i Dr. CLARK, 10 Aumity atyegt, wear Broadway, Advice | a faving location, ze of Louse and grounds, au: