The New-York Tribune Newspaper, August 18, 1866, Page 3

AFTER THE RIOTS. ——— orrespondence ¢f The N. Y. Tribune. New ORLEANS, Aug. 19, TH6, New-Orleans, after baving been recently & buman shughter-pen for poor, unofiending victhns, whose only erime was an undue eonfidence in the * good foeling” of Sheir ex-Rebel masters, bas assumed again her * proverbial quict 1t is strangely amusing to see with what ine Segrity and perseverance the Rebel press of this city grabs st every rumor aud protext—however false and unreason- sble—which would tend to vindieate the police blood- Bounds and their brother mobites in tbeir dark work of death of the 30th July. Every lie, every argument, every eonceivable fabrication is resorted to. Even tbe Grand Jury—a horde of Rehel chief spirits, fucorporated in the firws of Voorhies, Monros, Herron & Co.—bave added their plea, exonerating the mobites, in the form of & re- port which is made up from the testimony of the murder- ers, the police and the citizen mobites. Judge Abel, who s now under bail for treasouable expressions, and to whom this sham report was made, regards, of conrse, this wontracted nightmare of the Grand Jury as s grand coup de grace, and will hereafter render decimons according especially in all cases growing out of the late riot. Herron feels 100 much innocent blood upon his person to vepresent Louisiana in the Phil hia Convention; and Muyor Monroe, who regards the President’s pardon in his etas & £l license to mob and exterminate every. fi'n, that breathes loyaity, bas, like Cain, hid bimself, ‘and not been heard of since he directed the police to kill Sunocent people. t one of the mobites has as yet been arrested, not- withstanding many of them are known to the city n- thorities, and there is reason to beliese that some of these nnu,n. bave boen represented in the testimonies given fore ths Commission of Investigation. “The police_are searching the houses of colored peoylo for arms, and arresting all who are found with any kind of weapon—even those who are found on the streets at mght with 4 walking-stick share the common fate, IDischarged eolored soldiers, who have bought their muskets from the Government, are searched and deprived of their arms by Neewen, Under these “shadows of death’ is it safo loyal men—Black or White—to remain in the South while Andrew Johnson winks at sueh outrages ! He has already placed the Army of the Nation at the disposal of ex-officers of the Rebel Army, whose mandates the officers of the Union Army are enjoined to obey. A dispatch Just from Washington says the President has ordered the Necretary of War 1o cause_ an investigation to Do mado 1 the alleged disturbance which colored troops wre seid to have made in Arkansas. Why bas he not wpencd his mouth in relation to the Rebel riots in New- rleans and Memphis? Becouso they are in keeping with the spirit and deception of ** My Volicy ! ” It is no uso to disguise facts, Andrew Johnson is sur- renderingthe Covernwent into tho hands of sworn Rebels; ing the great work of tle noble and lamented eat Lincoln; and uvless the people speak out in fit- Ging terms, the treachery of this republican despot will Yead the nation again info the horrars of civil war. His interference with the affairs of Louisiaua is sufficiont ground for impeacament. He has wmade s precedent at war with the Constitution and unknown to American wistory. ————— LAW INTELLIGENCE. - UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE—Av6G. 17 Before Commissioner OSBOKN. THE DETECTIVE COUNTERFEIT CASE. ‘The United States agt. H. C. MoAllister. The examination in this case, the particulars of which have been heretofore published, was commenced to-day. The first witness examined was Henry Moll 1, who testfiecd—I do business at No. 153 Chat 1 keep @ Iager-hier saloon; the defendant came in 1y night, between 12 and 1 o'clock; defondant came ‘much o bottle of wine was; my wife said called st Satur up and asked how 82 30; be gave wo me up and told me to look at t! where Le got them. and be told me be was & United States d avd_had a right to e them; 1 said you can’t pass thew here; 1asked him several mes where he got them; he repeated Le had a right to pass 81 and three 50 cont stamps: my wi stamps; 1 asked pr it was none of my busir € * Whe stamps. Cross-cxamined—T have five waiter girle in wy place, and hey wait on seporate tabl-s. Catherine Miller testified—Am the wife of the last witness; se in and got two glasses of luger bier, and in or gave wo a Bty centstamp; 1 wid him it w and be then gave me ten cents i payment for the orward Fos some soda water and two glasses of lager after this he asked for a bottl of wine efifty cent stamps; he took memorandim book in hs pocl s vest pocket: 1 told be did vot thivk so e be bier and paid for th i for which he paid me 81 aud thre er said he d ssked cll d be dd not d liar, and told the pris prisoner said b. 0ul the room 10 ha with & man = e woald se - 1 William Siuhel te ¢ ot the corner of East ¥ way and Marketst, and am & bar-keeper; was in M Douse last Saturday night aud saw de h three cour ter cent stamps with him drinks, and wsk the proprietor and othes Adent C. P was called in Mallc Am a serge: last Saturdoy was the desk i the station brought in the station-bouse, and on be oounterfeit stamps were found in Lis posse Cross-exsmined—The prisoner was o ®rougit in. Mary Myers testified—4m & waiting-girl i Moiler's suloor gemeniber the prisoucr coming in last Saturday night; be bsd drinks with several scliers, sad paid for them ns &now in good w went up 1o the #tood there for some t did, and paid for the crinks with o A eabl uts as the one to which I belong is that rirls receive n. runk when he was which he wion for all the wines they se ing any bad mouey wi prisoner sl ; 1 ¢o not know what Le said at derable distancs from the table at ed as a waiter. stified—The prisoner had been 4 enough woney the bar, as it w W. P, Wood ¥ recom- in sach en | 1 did uot hear of the | be @id not Lave quite | mended to we; he came from Baltimore at witness's request; | ivess bere as yet officially; the prisomer | without our k. of it sub- uts are as follows to my o counterfeit Government securities co into bis possession, £ is required to keep & memoravdum of all | and he wili Dot o3 ADY 80EOUDY WhAteveT Use of permit the use | Any violation of 1his injunction f any of thew s genuine. of, be visited with instaut dis- will, on tbe discovery the 3. Ogden Murray testified to giving the prisone: gerfeit money; were iu fifty-oent stamps, ae mere =.(uwuu« sary for an officer in the secret servic ve counterfeit movey, and that it was legi @risoner with 1he two soldiers, aud be was intoxicated e falieving is the prisone:’s statement of tue afluir went iuto fuis plice after paving drank considerable, «and was & good deal intoxicated; 1 drank two or three or four @imes, both witk one of the girls of the saloon, also wilk the madam and the bar-keeper; they wanted e to buy a bottle of to ‘wine; Isaid I would but bad not money envugh,” but that I | would ¢ more lager | treat agaio, meaving that I would pay eer; 1100k out my pockei-book and teok a &1bi! from it; @ve of the girls or the madam said, lovking into wy pocket- had stamps enough; 1 ook two or three of them my fiugers, with Do inteution of offer- lendlard, who stood close by them, said ‘were bad and that I was & counterfoiter; [ said be lied. 1 was & detective and had & rigot to earry them; T then for more beor, aud the Isadiord aud 1 aud tle bar- drauk it together, and I paid for it with the 81 bil and after a Litle while 1 bad d othe! doal intoxieated, disorderly, aud imuch to blame was & L) i 1 continued to not %0 he wonld have me arrested; - eame i3 and wrreried we. & spite, chargetl me with trying to pass ‘@vuuterfcit stampe ymeot for the 'm£~ napx:. witerly fulse; this is o the eutire matter ns well as [ remember if; however foolist and bad the 'f.hn‘ 1 am innoceut of ‘@ouey. The Cammissioner then discharged the priggne aiso disobarged (rom the t o —— SUPREME COURT—Cuammrus—AvG. 17.—Before Justice Bansann. POLITICAL DIGNITARIES IN COURT—THURLOW WEED'S OPIXION OF THE POLITICAL SITCATION, “The dull r:':inne kof bCh:emb" business was inter- wupted early thie morving by the entrance of Thurlow Weed, Burveyor Abram Wakewan and Postmuster James K;X‘h. “Their entrance created much intersst among the members of the bar and spectators present, and many spoculations were ndulged in as to the ohject of their visit. 1t seemed, how ever, that Mesars. Wee ‘@ Postmaster of this city. Judge Barnard administered the forms fn the most amisble mauser, and approved the boud without hesitatiou, "Thurlow looked radiast, and expressea his entire satistaction with the results of the late Couvention. remarking that * the r-fi.ylu ur.‘uh;ml.m’-m now under the thumb.” er a very brief stay the gentlemen retired, w, eraceidd wai0a to the yootiding Joige. Layie THE ELEVATED RAUWAY JOB—INIUNCTION AGA THE COMMON COUSOIL. Alexsnder T. Stewart azt. Toe Masor, &c., of New- York. H. Rice, exq. rauted an injuiction vg o wlopling oser izing the construction dwar, Greenwich and an elevated railway i imate; 1 saw tho | NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 1866. hat Daly was indented o him for this very translation, which Daly claimed to be the author o, Daly quontly obtained 'vu‘[ Sopreme Court a writ protibiting the Msrine Court and Beneyilie from proeeeding With the action on the ground hat 1t was case of partuersuip, 16 which tho Marise Court bad no jurisdiction. "I'e drfendnuts moved to quash this writ, contending that it appeared by the ple that it was a euit for litorary labor performed by Benevill v oyfor Daly, 1n traplating an; - eral other plays from the German and French, and upon which translations and adaptatious Daly had realized a considerablo amonnt and & reputation se a dramatic suthor. The Marine Coart bad aiso overruied Daly's demurser to its Jurisdiction, and his remedy was by appesl from that judgment, and not by @ writ of prohibition. . 3 Judge baruard quashed the writ, and directed that the Ma- rine Court, after proper time, prooeed with the trial of the cause. Toswell D, Tatch for defendant, Benevilie, and Joseph F. Daly for relator. Prisencr Choose the Extemt of His Sentence ¢ To the Editor of The N. Y. Tribune. Sir: In Tk TriBusE of Saturday last your article on pickpockets prompts me to ask, you & question in which many others are equally interested. A few daye since T was riding in an omnibos, when & lady's pocket was picked by n man who immediately left the stage. I parsued the thief, and, after a sh &chuf. arrested bim, got the stoien wallet and contents, Now this thief plonded guilty at the Court of Special Sessions, and wan sentenced to six months imprisonment @ fined €50, the Judge remarking o bim at the time of passiug sentence that if be had gone to the General Sessions ho would bave been sent to State Prison for three or five years. It seems the law gives a thief thisadvantage. He was s ullty a# if bo had gone to the Geveral Sessioms and been tricd, and the e evidence that caused him to prosounce himsell r y would have caused a verdict of guilty from a jury against him, Wil you tell us why this is( NE OF YOUR KEADERS. Neie-York, Aug. 13, 1806, ‘Reviy.—The inguirer is informed that the prisoner received the fallest sentonce of the Court before which ho was brought. Avy person arrested upon the first criminal obarge has tho privilege of paming the Court (General or Special Sessions) before which be will be tried. OId offenders are excluded from this privilege. Sometimes, bowever, through wistako o ig- voranee, they are sent to the Special when they should go to the General Sessions Court. e —— A Daring Bank Robbery. AN EASTERN GAME PLAYED IN THE WEST—A PARTY OF ROBEERS FORCE A CASHIER TO GIVE UP THE KEYS OF A BANK, WRICH THEY ROB. The Clinton (Towa) Herald gives us along acconnt of ® daring bunk robbery which occurred in the ad: Joiving town of Comarche ou the 9th instant. Betwoen 11 and 12 o'clock that night a party of five or six ruffians broke into S Maurtn Dunning, private banker, and by threats of shooting in case a noise w e, secured and gegged all the inmates. Four robbers were left in charge to {hullll them, and two took Mr. Dunnin Ca to the bank, where ey threatenod to ki him if he did not open the door inside of five minutes. Of conrse hie had to comply, and the thieves tock between €6 000 aud §8,000, principally in 7.30 bonas, the nuwbers of which 1re vot known. They then took Mr. . home again, and the whole party set to work to ransack the bouse, which they did effectively. Vigorous eflurts have been wade to overbaul the thieves, but at the lniest dates no snccess ‘was met with, B e — * TAXABLE PROPERTY IN BRrookLYN—NEW Brivp- G8 EXRCTED AND EXECTING DURING THE PRESEST SpAsoN.—The Board of Assessors baving concluded their | nssesments of the value of veal estate and _persoval property in the eity, liable to taxn ton for the preset year, give the following statistic in re- gard 1o perscnal property, the amsessments of real estate (cstimated 6t an increase © 00,000 over last year) not being asyet completed. The «in the value of personal property is £3,796,470. The wnnexed ix & tabie of tie valua- tion of pers sroperty by Wards as compared with 1r6. Ward. 1865, 1566, 1863, 1566, X ® 7 M, Word. Xil... 24 20 1451 204 | 5078 XV i XV X number of new buildings ere £ with their valuation - L —— SupposED TO HAVE Farnex vroM A WiNnow.— Early yesterdny merning Johu Farriv, residing at the Star 0. 10 State-st., wan found in front of the botel on the Ik b I condition by who couves ed him to the ) ork Hospita tured that while intexicated the injured man feli from the window of his rovm te the pavement —_— MATTERS. COMMERCIA D... . | 100, 109 & L'thr, Bk.| 100... J0Eg 00 ..110 (Mich.douth.. .104] Bk. Commonw'th.’ 100.. . | 2165 | 100...... St ) u8 Buuk. Pavaiws. | 10.. 104 | 60 Continental Bark Cleve, f 2.. L1003 300, 87 Fourth Na© Bauk.| 300 [ 1,550, .small. 106} 2 ..104 [Tilinos Ceutral iCeutral Coal. oo 100. 13 100, Cumb, Coal. pref. | Chic. 500 45 | 200 a S penes. | Amezic o | GO0l small. 1065 106.. 5 | Chicago & N.W f e 106k Wost, Diiion Tel | 0resoen.rrr nm.... 83 000 E P, F.W. & Chic, North Carolina .| 200 5 200, L 105) 16,000, ex-cp. 63 |Lehigh aud Susq. Alt & T. H. Car. new bonds, 100, :ll 200 623 200 3! 200,000 Gs. Boston Water P'r 'Chic. & Alton 2,000.. 110} Ohio & M | 20,000.... b N. Y.C. 1,000. . % Ene 24 mtge, 1879, 5,000, .. wees. 1023 10. 104§ 100 | 100..2a call. 1045} and Wakeman desired to serve Mr. | by becoming his security—probably as bis official boud | attorney for | other streets. This resolation was adopted by the Councl on the Hatofduly lust, aud Mayor Hotfman retoried At without bis approval” Mesws. A. 1. Stewart and Leury | lton gave un ukdertaki; the ustisl form in the sum of 81,00 80 a5 puch Jutiages 1 sy wccrue W the defendanis by redson of the Injenction, it if shall fizally be d Be (the plaiotifl) was not entitled therato, My, Stewars reciios in hie compiaiot that be is the owner of 8 large ewount of property in Bowdway; that Le has con. structed vaults ender the sidewnlks ot great expense, and paid the city for the priviiegs thereaf, an€ tunt if the coniemplated sallwaj is erected his property will be subject elation and loss and Lis large business au terially suffer. The Judge grauted an order vequitisg t #how cause on the 24th Inst. wiy the ivjunc Peruauent. LEAM THE FORSAKEN" NOT FORSAKEN—TWO CLAIMANTS FOR JER. The People, &c., ex rel. Daly agt. The Marive Court and ¥m ile Benevills. iths ago Mr. Daly, who is ssid to be o wuit against M for dnteresis will e defendants to sball not he N play " wwiiunt Lol I Great dopre- | 1 0'GLOCK BOARD. U. 8 64, 5-20 /62 Cumal. Coal pref. | Keading. 1 11634 100130, 484 400, U. 8. 58, 10-40cou. 100 o 0, 1027 | 100, Treas. Notes 7.30s.| West. 15t series. | 300, uicksilyer 6,00 <106} Quicks 24 0 CLOCK BOARD. V. 8 6s, 1801 ep. (Cumberiand prf. 10,000. ......11 100, eesoaidl] 1.8.68,5-20cp.,"62. |West Union Tel. ' % 504 5. 54 Mich, ee 60 Chic, and A erred. 0. o ol 76} Chicago & Alton. prf.| 100, 02 ni OPEN BUARD OF BROEERS—1 T. M. Cer.|N, V. Contral ex.d/ Chieago &R. L 204 1600 ... 13,1045 | 1,100, Readivg, ex-div, | 100,, 400 b3.115; Chie. & Log| L1 07 100. OPYN BOARD OF BROKEKS—3 p, M. Wst. Upion Te! Mick, So. & Catawissa. 100. b3, 5 Sy 200 100. ccvenneen Rutland Marb! | 100, 2y 79 0. 6 s Do sy b <. .- 196] Mar.& Cin. | prf. L W.&C.eX.d.| 200, 1] rreead JORL 1RO o] At ex-div. 200..., e, & ) ¥ A . | Capsdian Floor s dull, Fuoay, Avg. 17-7. W Gold closes &4 150}, after selling at 150} @1513. Government stocks at the regular buanl are in setive dewand at suill higher pnoes. The following table shows tho sates ot the start yesterday: Var. (Coupona, 6 per cent, 1691, United States 5208, 160 United Staies's-20s, 1604 . United States 520w, 1663, At the Second Board, however, much of the advance was Jost. 7.30s of the first issue were quoted at 1062106}, and the second at 105} @105]; 1040 Coupons, 102; 5208 of 65, 1083 @108} ; do. of 1862, 109; and of 1864, 108§ @108}, New-York 6s of 1873 rose } per cont; Tennessee 6s, ). Railway mortgages and Bauk shares aro higher, and offered in small amounts. The Coal stocks were firmer. Reading was specially active and sold as high as 116. Cumber- laud rose §; Central Coal 1, and Lehigh and Susqueban- nab, 4. The Railway sharo market was generally fimn, and the dividend payiag companies were sold et improving prices, The market does not yet respond to tho expected ease in money to result from the large payments to Dbe made on the 27thinst. After the call prices were not supported, except for Erio and Reading. At the Second Board the market was dull and steady, and after the eull remained dull, and closed rather heavy at quotations: Ohio and Mississippi, 20§@20}; Canton, 51§@32; Boston Water Power, 31{@32; Cumberland Preferred, 48@4t}; Quicksilver, 51 @51{; Mariposa Preforred, 26} @27; New- York Central, 104 @1043; Erie, 69§ @69]; Hudson River, 11942 119]; Reading, 1133@113}; Michigan Central, 110 @110; Michigan Soutbern, 85@85}; lllinols Central, 1223 @1224; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 8§ @86} Cleve- land and Toledo, 115§2116; Rock Islaud, 106;@107; North-Western, 36@36]; do. Preferred, 67@07); Fort Wayne, 1013 @104]. Money is abundant on call at 4@5 per cent. Good com- mercial names pass at 6@7 per cent, with exceptions a8 low a8 5 per cent. Sterling bills at 6 days areoffered by German bankers at 1063, and best names aro to be had at 107}@1071. The rango of prices isas follows: Loudon, bankers,’ 60 days, 106§21073; London, prime bankers', sight, 1055@109; Paris, prime bankers’, long, 5274 @5.25; Paris, prime bankers, short, 5.3 @5.211; Antwerp, 5.3025.25; Swiss, 5.90@5.25; Hamburg, 36@36}; Amsterdam, 40j@41; Frankfort, 41}@12; Bremen, 78} @79; Berlin, 71{@72 Freights are more aetive, and rates bavo advanced. The engagements to Liverpool are 80,000 bush. Corn at 4]@ 5d.; 100 hhds. Tobaceo at 228, 6d.; 1,000 bales Cotton at @316d.; and per steamer, 1,200 bales Cotton at . » London, 45,000 bush. Corn at 5} @6d. A bark was chartercd to Bristol for orders, with Corn, at 4d. Tho business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts, for Ci $154,000; Payments, $1,020,. 301 Notes, $295,000. The Chicago Tribune of Wednesday rags: The demand for money to-dhy wan more 6ciivo than yester- Qay, but there is no material ehange in the condition of tho market. The country bankers throughout the West are re Guciug their balavecs, prepaatory (0 the movement of new crops. 1o this end nea:ly all our bankers are expressing carroncy westward, and gome are even sending eurriey botd East and West ot present Prime paper is disconnted readily 10 per cent per annum, but_inferior piper s discounted oo e siroct at rates equal to 1@1} ver eent The demand for o comparatively light ot present. but the pited and the warket remains firm at par buaying seiling. 3 lots were sokd among bauk- of in @00 per thousand. The Cincinnate Commercial of Wednesday gays: Exchange was somewhat irregular, though + with most dealors than it bus b The groak part o sales 616 ot 15 premmm. The maney warket 5 kept i & rather oluse condition, though discounting was rutler less active in the aegregate thaa 1t has been for a fow days. MARIPOSA MINING COMPANY, The fullowing are copies of letters on file at the office of | the Mariposa Company: £ g3 2 » 4 SA% Fraxcisco, July 24, 1966, Mank BruMacEs, NewYork Yonr letter of 30th ultimo and packnge pa 0 10 hive w d anew cracker e corniah reliers—all thess we had to do much or any work, and now they are being made as {4 1l bave 5o excise, and noither do we w fere, and pive us the t it our for us, 1 am rure o quartz of the Pine Tree tw §7 10 812 4 per tun 0 the 0 tuns and over at a ran, wo shall, Boeu eetiing. Yein, Which ks been payl iteries, and that a get double what they u the test of the sands wd Lhe ametut L Lem now the river being wasted, and thew sgain the thren f tho Josephine Tailigs Perise has fust worked. and e I reported to you and the Presidout of the Maripoas Forty-six tuss in all of Josepuine Tallings, taken 10,000 tuns, averaged o plle. nay from 3.000 1 'orly cocourages me that we suall get & big yieid over the wet bait | these 1ests prove that the rieh id i bea wasted, but quartz s i Uk your Amalgamator we shali get it all, or nearly w, pany 4o net scem to understand why we ntinue to work but es this letier and it, 1 shall pust the completion of the ma : as pussibie, wnd 1un quite good results, 1 went round yes o progressing with the boiler 1 hang fire so long romptly and to urg that it's b in the futare, | have urged him hope now to be saocossful. 1w foolish dispatebes declining to control. Youts truly, SA% FRAN T the President of the Mariposa Company. DAk S1i ¢ this p. i, sent 3o the following telegram * 1h o wn Green osephine tailings, taken eruge of them. Forty. 1 six tuus per tun. prant which can be worked at chiner; §2 per tun with proper ma- tan Green Guleh coner gn vielded over ), and 1 was isformed thas that tun was taken out of 20 tuns. Another tun, with half n tun of Princeton sulphure! yielied §3s¢, just worked aud reported to you by telegraph These ore the workings, and it proves that & large smount of gold in the quartz is not saved by the wet battery, 1 shall Dave further tests made and report on thew. The ball mill and new smalgamator will work the sands and tailings much faster and cheaper than by the paus. Yours truly, JoH. BRUMAGER. R Howes & Macy, Baxkers, 30 Wall-street, New York. (Formerly officers of the Park Bunk.) Four per cent in- terest allowed on deposit. The business of this bouse is the same as an Incorpo rated Bank, Prrsoxs KEprixG AccorNts may Derosrt and Draw as they please, and will be aliowed Interest on their dally bal auce at 4 per cont. Cotvecrions made on svy part of the United States or Canada. Orders for the PURCHASE or BALE of the various Govern ment aud other Stocks, Beuds and Gold, promptly executed for the usual comuwission. Plarkets—CARRIULLY REPo) ASHES—The market is firm wit of Pots nt 85 Ti4a®= 0, and Poarls ut §15a 8§ 3 COTTON—The demnnd continues fiom shippers ners, with some inquiry for investment and rather more con- | fidence is exlibited, the market closivg a trifie hicher and uite o 5 sales of 5,000 bales on & baxis of M@ dbie. for jddling U plands to do, New-Orleans and Texas, COFFEE—Prices for most descriptions continus firmer. but no tracsactions of auy importance are reported , 200 bags St. Domingo are being shipped from first Lands. COPPER—Amerioan Ingot is in good demand and firmer: | sales of 170,000 1o Baltimore and Tenncsse ai %c., and Like | at 304c.; New Sheathing and Yellow Motal are unchaneed. DLES are in mollerate demand and firm. at 2@ Ze, for Adamantine, 40c. for Sperm, aud 0a for Patent. FLOUR AND MEAL—The market fo ‘Western and State Flour opened quite active, und 102 better on most grades, close of 'Chunge the & ance on the low sud | dium grades was lost, 1w Inrgely confined to family bian 86 2 %9 for Superfine State, 884 &7 0@#) 90 for ordinary wnd corum and the market closed dull. The Inquiry Lie sales are 11,600 bbls. at eatern; 35 for Faucy State; 87 70a89 40 for g 3 Western Pxtra; 89 102810 5 for Shipning ( Family brands of Outo, Mic Extras, but pricos are with 812810 25 for th change; sales of 120 } w Faxtra' snd $10 200§ for Trade aud Family Bran Southern Flour is m the inquiry i waninly for sBippin 73 for common 1o fair Baltimore and Coustr #0@ 11 75 for ore active Corn Mea! is o160 bbis, ot 84 70@ for Jer 3 for Marel's Calorie, and®3 for Brandywiae, ‘he market for Dry Cod is poorly supplied and i firm, at §5 D@ $ 75 for Grand Bank and 5t Goorge's, with o good demand kerel are 1o fair Jobbing demand and firm, | at 8. 2 for No. | Muss, Herrings are dull and nomina). Trade and l'luun’v hrands and firmer; sales of 620 bbje firw sud in fair demaod jsins are firm and_in fiir est, at §360@ b box, and $129@81 40 for Layers Othe yo dull and uvehanged; We quote: el for Carrants, snd W@, for Citron, eat mark ot is o little o d for willers, but common i ‘ he W) qualities, and & good nnd inferior grad bush. Inferior Spring, Awber Club at about' €2 Choice do. Barley is aud 10 fair demaid ot B I8 bt prices are irrecalar but Hot are plenty and lower for Heated; 47 48c. for part In store: 5o, for 1 il a i 402 8! ® ac- and better, t 427 dfie €2 @Gde. for State, Rye 27000 bush. Milwauk e st #dar Male Kye is firm and in falr demand #1 33, Corn vpened heavy, qwhig o ik it with & petzer looal and Eastern demand, closed firm : salo of 175,000 boah. ap 7v@sle. for Unmound; #1c. for Red Mizod; + Western Mixed, and 860, for Yellow Western, Xy tupghe) in govily subilied, wud s yery tim, wigh & we shoud | wor for choles | | | | . #1 20 for Retail lots. - demand; sales at 0@E0c. for Shipping, and $1 109 HOPS are firm and in good demand, for _h':-m conemmption, at from 25@40a T0c., as 10 gro’ HEMP—Matila s firm o other kinds are dull snd nominal, TRON—Pig i# firm with fair ing 0 e Teir demand, of Tie., goid; | Company. 7 and oiry ot $492849 for No. 1 American, and #4680 for do, Seoteb. TEAD—The busiess is imited, bus the market is firmer; wiles of Spa LIME- 81 0@k PROVISIONS—Thors has been leas activity in the for Pork since our last, and priocs aros hado essler oiivery, eales of 1, The sales cash_and regu for New Mess; 8 uite firm. tober) bbis. at contract has been awarded for 1, £32 25 for Prime Mess, and a moderate demand: salos of [ @je for tle Rendered, and i For fatnre it 832 12}, lo:nmi'nm )a 824 for Extra do in City, an pareels. PETROLEUM—There has hee and Refined since oar last and priees have advanend, closing sales of 50 bils, Crude M“i:;}&( we quote at 26@26}e. in @ o, for do. to white; 42}@4de. for raw for standard White, and 20c. in bulk; 3, b and Gerian et Gjc., and Evglish ockland remain firm, with & good #1.50 for Common, and $2 for Lunp. LATHS—Eastern cro firm and in MOLASSES—There hon 10 day with both reflvers no actna] decline the advantage is with Rhds. Demerara on private terma; 440 62¢.; 351 hbde., and 30 tos. Trin Cuba Mascovado in lota at 52@5%. LS ith o fair business at been quite g idad at 52, and & £33 for Mess, f 75 bhis. at $162820 for Plain Tiacon is rather beavy; sales e Tard is dull and prices are somewhat at7e., :M:l 1air demand, o 84, 1bree an acttys business doing but though we gquote ‘the bayer. sakes of 110 hads. Porto Rico st trade, 208 bbls, Pork, at €31 40@ Boof is steady, with Tierce Beef is dulkand nom- ‘ut Moats are dull and prices of 5 boxes lots at lnlfl:‘ for )::d le fair 10 Steam ot- kea"Tor sirictly prime n more activity in both Crade bbls. Refined at 39@40c. for ime do. do ; 45u4be, for primo White. RICE—The market is firmer but not active and we have only to note 290 bags Rangoon, in lots, 93@10c., cusre ) daty PEFRLTER is firm. sales of 10 tans Thinols at 10je., cor SUGARS Dolders fit the market closing ing, sales of 900 hhd Porto Kieo. 9,000 bags 25 tuns Silesian ot 5., gold. «w Sugars aro selling o 8 very nd little dyficnity in obtaining fal strong at 103@ 11, for fair to S— 1 o, at 9@ 11}e. for Barbadoes; bernaimbuco, part lest firm at 16§@163e. for Hards. TEAS—A good demaznd provai ket is firm and ebout TALLO well sustained; sales of 50,000 ®, at I Westorn and City. TIN=The ma: phgs. Stra 200 pk e, Ara. 17 Meal, =0 Cora, 49 111 bush. Tanea at 21 @2 TOBACCO—Tue market in very act ehefly for export; sales 496 hhds, Kentuek WHISK Y—Tbe warket is dull at 35¢. in cr snles 1,600 Japans. 500 Orange Peceo @ t is better at X . kol its and Mol 14, fair extent and previous ood Refin for Cuba: 12@13e, for boxes at_11@124e.. and at 11e.; Refiued are 1110, 660 by evening, Is for invoices and the mar 000 Oolongs, 1,400 Greeus, t fall figures, W—There i+ & moderato ingniry and prices aro 2i@1ie. for Prime, and fairly acrive; sales of 900 guld, now held at 20je.,gold; tive, with large sales 8¢, Jona ——— Receipts of Produoce, 5,257 bbls. Flour, 732 blls. Whisky, 221 btls. Corn ks Corn Menl. 15,050 bush, Wheat, 33,160 bush, hush. 1,675 bush. Malt, 17, bush, Barl-y, 62 . Seods, | 0 pkie. Ashes, 185 bbls, urk, 130 kgt Lard, 4 kegs Lard, 5, 173 bbls. Petroloum. B v 1 Nieats have undor Giroecrs a up, and 50 are th A Choese, fin Batter, pr PIim Hecker's Self- Raising, Family Markets, Ol LIVING EXPENSES IN NEW-VORK. Ll put up 1} e seasun prog > do up their W arket, and bigh ars, $7 for nans Butt o ad al TonM ol ard tead BREA S@10, @10 v me, ¥ B . loa 00 B Iy inguired after by housr Xept them from pattin 10#12| Weak Fis DEY, SMOKED, SHFLL, ¥TC. FRIDAY, Ang 17—P. M. ting, n n wal thoagh very bigh, are 5 for & basket of fine i, thero bs no use batitute, and the wearly alwevs ad retarn from the wharrel o wre selling at 81 50 per pe Denpples are 800 kber, woing the Orang by the pail are looking AND CRACKERS. Cents 20 ‘rackers, Bos'n, 17 » PR 77 @l shd, swoked, ¥ B.... 00— 2 &1 OYSLOMS, comon sew, o 10 h smoked. @ B..Ma2 Fryng ¢ 10 Beadod, # vox 75450 Baddle Rock, | Lobster, ¥ B $5s3 o, 100, 83 00a 84 00 | vl, salt, each. ... 12025 Plekled, ¥ 100,82 X@s 00 & 00@ 610 Salmon, smoked, P . 52 | 6@k, Pk m M % @25, Stur o FLOUR, MEAL, KTC. Wheat Flour, \Grahain Flour. 7 m ¥ ol I 0/ o 2 Y P2 m bag o0l Farina, ¥ Homminy, ¥ 6 bag 7 Rye do., 7 .. S odnges vay T8 DRY, Apples ¥ B..... aches, 1B 0 Coconnuts, each,.. 1015 Ratsivs, # B RSN TP Pru »... @ ute Carrants, § 1 FRUITS AND BERRIES. « Apples. ® A0@6)| Ponchos, per 2 quart ook A L 23] e R T 0 Com 4§ peach V't 1@ 1 fine, ¥ quart Blackberties, Lawton, ¥ basket ¥ qt . 0@ 40, Pears, $ quart Lawton, &e., ¥ pt... 1W@2| ¥ half pec Common, P Go.ennned peach bask Oranges, Sicily, ¥ doe Lewons, ¥ dox Fineapyles. ouch . GROCERIES. Clicory, ¥ B......... < Coffes, pure burn, § 1 0% Mixed, ¥ D o Rye. &e. ¥ D .. Green Java, & B Bugar, brown, & B... 13 al Light, ¥ B bed o dered. Segyy bouso Birop, gl Molasses, & eal Tea, Oolong and Eo. Klish breakfast. . Ten Green Jspan Beef, porter. steak, Sirloin . Round Riv Cross Chuck Piste wad by Btew pieces, & Soup piece Liver.. loy@iis d pow- P #a 1 W 41 wasl 6| v - 2sad; .. lra 0] 0@ — V Plums, ¥ qua Cream Tartar, ¥ 0 Salt, table, ¥ quart | Son Soft, ¥ at . Starch, ¥ B, Tapiocs, # . Mutton, Lind 522, Lamb, ¥ fore r 2ali| W Tlue, ¥ 4 peck. eeessrTOBY Figz & Gage, ¥ § peck¥ra® andles, tallow, § m, 2 pm. Refined. ¥ ™ g bars, eack. Swall bars, each Family, box, ¥ . Fore guarter, § B Fore sboulder, 1 Cliops m. cal kind quar. Hearts, eack Fore quarter Pigs, Toasters, ench. .. #3502 Pork, rst aud stks. ¥ MEATS—SALT, BMOKED, ETC. Pork, hams, ¥ 1 228 Sheep Toaguos, P doz. 55862 Bacon, ¥ I . 223 Pign foot. § doz........087) Shoulders, ¢ ™. Sausage, § .. Larded.... o0 Swoked, per .. Salt aud cornod, ¥ Beef, corned... Smoked, ¢ ™ “Longues, oach. .81 POULTRY ‘:D GAVE. Clickens, Spring, ¥ b 20420 Squab Pigeons, § pair. Broflers, ¥ p 281 Tarkesn, P 1o Ducks, ¥ B Woodeock, # b Young. ¥ pair w0 Rice Birds, dor. ... Fowls, ¥ B ... Plover, gray, 4 dox Bucks C» ¥ b wd, ¥ doz Goslings, el Dowiteh, ¥ doz.. VEGETABLES, teans, string, # 4 peck 40a 45| # bunch...... ,I:'-:nbnryf: :ll. L AV@A5] @ bl peek.. Lima, # ¢ pk Sa=—10kra, § L0, . Lima. s g, garden, eiled, v u = Po 15% 30| Peppers. bell, ench. Biuck, ¥ bunc S0 per § peck. otatoes, ¥ § peck LA uyme, ¥ b e &l -K Garlle, § bun $ Torso Jiadish, ¥ 1. Kobl-rabl, # buncl [ # bunch........ 10DV Lettuce, § head 5 Mint, ¥ bunch " M s P q | s P at...... 1520 Qaions, ¥ qb . @l Watermelons, each, .. SUNDIIES, Deans, dry, P quart..... irooms, eac Pens, split. Coal, binrd, Iee, ¥ 10 Coal, stove, tun. Tee. @ 100 1, LA v !5 8 we¥ AT Vail | Milk, ¥ quart . Conderised, $ 16 ¢ .“ 3 Financial. MF office « of ¢ AR Pritox Coar AXD ETING of 8 £ the Company, on MONL of & suppiement minos of the CogIEenY. T gy Wansor ar. Piiiase IMPROVIMENT 1A Al AV, 20 1o the h U STOCK BROKER AND AUCTIONE 3 Co. N Rl Dxr, 2 nITITTI ST T | e o e oo Rt A’l‘ & meeting of DIRECTORS beld this day, A. F. NU"CE is berehy given, pursuant 1o Chapter 236, HASTINOF, éoq., was uoanimooniy eleeted President of this Lawa of 1820, and 436, Laws o/ 1665, Abat the cironlating noted By order RICHARD L. HAYDOUK, Secretary. jsued to the OCEAN BANK of the City of New York = giion oot} ity of Now-YVork. will be KEDE! o RAVELING CREDITS on Messrs. GAN & 0o, LONDON (Buccemors to GE: entation at the N . B, M 0. PEABODY E_and the & Co), svailable in the orincipw citiee of EUROPI for aix years from tie date bero. EAST, issded by DABNEY MOROAN & Co, No. 33 Excounge- The outstanding Circuiating Dotos bepr: Viace sented, as wioresaid, within six bemvof wl Botes which shall not be and payment o within the tue thus specified will n-uluer-' wpon the fund d. L tendes . o PRI aperenden, rl\flE ALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT! See Advertisement in enotl RE OURNER & Co., No. 80 Cedar-st., New-York. et . " Dividend Notices." G o s Crcgn 2, M7 it DEND NOTICE.—NOTICE 18 H GIVEN to the Stockbolders of the CHI RAILROAD WIITA‘X:'I. thata DIVIDEND VE Ovwich oF Tiik AMERICAN ATLANTIO CABLE TRLEGRAPH COXPANT O e A% Nom e, and 30 Brosat Woots No. 20, § BOOKB of SUBSCRIPTION, to a limited number of SHARES of the CAPITAL BTOCK of this Company, will be opened at this office on TUESDAY, AUGUST 31, from 11 ». m. to2 . 1., aud wili be closed on e 27th jnstaot. The roote is from New- York to Bermuds via Cape Charles, U. 8., theuce 1o the Azores, wud theuce to Liston, in Portogal. CAPITAL STOCK, $10,000,000. PAR VALUE OF BHARES, $100 EACH. Terms—20 per cent st the Lime of subseription, 30 per daye, and 20 per ceut in 60 days thereafter. It in entimated that ouly 60 per cent of the par valoe of the stock cent in 60 subscribed wil be called for. free of Governieut Tax, has been decle' o] out W, 8. WORL, President. | ast six -o‘m.. g tho Preferred and Common Stock of 3 W R. M. Davis. Treasurer. o 6 Brosdway, in the City of New-York, teisber neat. 1o the b such at the closa At which time the Teansfer Books will be closed, 34 day of Septouber ezt for trausfors. f the E: itive Committce, By order of the Executivé Compiiels 1\ pp s g, gecretery. Tanasony DEpARTMENT, Aug. 14, 1066, JOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN to HOLDERS of CERTIFICATES of DEPOSIT of TEMPORARY LOAN {other theu those issued for Clearing-Honse parposes), that the ury Department is prepared to red-em the same on presentation st the various offices from which they were issued, with acezued inter, het b rrontation, iie date and STEE T NCE G ST 2 10 ot Cha e oo date TR REST WiLL FIRE INSURANCE OOMVASY, Bo: ASE on sach Certificates. H. MoCULLUCH, ; ew-York, Angust 1, = ey b o Sresmry, ASSETS, Angast 1. I LIABILITIES. Augas C’rrv’or"qumci,“ ILLINOIS, BONDS.—Hold- The oard of Directors 17 of said Bonds can exchange them for NEW BONDS which | FIVE PER CENT, paysble gt wand. ARTIN L. CROWELL, Secrotary. Tiie New Youx, Cextaat RAILRoAD CoNP, 4 the State pays, like State Bonds. Address or eall oo KIDD, PIERCE Ay Lo No 1 Browt New Yok iyt 08 prvpry SINTH SEMI-ANNUAL. DIVIDEND. August nexi. OF NEW-YORK. No. 73 Brosdway, corner of Rector st. CAPITAL.... ’ INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS, w drawn at any time. THIS COMPANY is aotborised to sct s Recoiver, Executor, Trustee for married women, Guardian for infants, and generally to executo ol lega) trsta. IT 1S A LEGAL DEPOSITORY for money paid into Court. It will take eharge of and manage the estate of persons going abroud, or who do wot desire to give their petsonal attention to business. ISAAC H. FROTHINGHAM, President. A. V. STOUT, JOHN V. L. PRUYN, Vice-Presidents. W. F. ALDRICH, Secretary. T e b R4 OO L CA SHERSAR & Cor 43 “The Travafer Books will be closed on WI'T“"’.QI July, fustant, and be © day of Avgust pext.. D. E THB GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT! GURNER & Con, No. 80 Cedar-st., New;York. Seo Advertisewent in another column. Yavings Lanks. N EW-YORK SAVINGS BANE, Eighth-ave., con Fourteentl, st.—STX PER CENT fnterest, frce of tax. made on or before September |, will draw interest from Se| . H. BrLL, Secretary. TUHOMAS CHRISTY, Presideat. TR A& Low. Damixe . Howass, Haey K Loomar, Corporation Notices. & O'Wieruem jr, Avovervs Scumt, E. B Wasuer, M oo e N Joun Maasm. | Grona W. Covum, RPOTATION NOTICE, —Pablic Notice it hereby p W ¥, Komsi, Jaxes M Molsa given, to the whers, oceupant or 00CU] of T g T . Houses and Lots, pioved Lanls stecie] ¢ - e RaRamAY. tha the following Ausesemments Lave b counl-el n:;v:;o“ Dastes g W. Wurrewaieur, jr. | the ofier of U of Assessors Dr examination by wll pervoss Ics i Third-street. oppowite No. 228 West-street (row south-esst corver of or laying crosswal For Inyiog cromwalk in Cha oo stiest to the wharl 3d. ™ \og. 1, 1006, § NY offers for of the No. 140 Brosdway, N. Y. LIS COMPA 0d Greenwic $500,000. . Weat street from north-easterly corves SALE the rewsing $300 d ©4,000000 TE R SEVEN PER ENT CONVERTIBLE | $th—For "“‘"f",'f,' s ratof purpose of rel riton-street to the whaif, 4 R h 90 per cent of the par wvalue o el -V“ I A ossw ik r'm: the south-sast to the vou west orver of Wi % streed e a0e e For btz sewer in Forty-sixth s t r—».: l’_nwmm eveut] Cveuty-uve (ot weat of Touti-avenves T Noveiater o e o Elee ket to Houstoustreel in November snd May of rach FOR SALE, CITY RATLROAD STOCKS, PAYING 10 PER CENT DIVI® DENDS; ALSO, INSURANCE STOCKS, COITY, covty' STATE, AND OTHER SECURITIES, FOR INVESTMENT, ALL AT THE LOWEST MARKET RATES, ALBERT H. NICOLAY, viog Forty-fifth street fom Sixth to Ninth av K ine’ werr. fnc'nde sll the several Grovud, varant Lots, pieces sud parcels of Land, of Third-street bet-veen Avenne B end Aver o f Wostatr 0 and the South side of Lo f the lsok on eitier strvet foo wariton atrvets. raced by such Au No & Plnest, N. Y. Stocks and Bouds & specialty. ts to the extent of eot, and_on the 0 ok east and west of Ureens (Entablished 15 years). 2 the Teith to the 'I‘ul-; GREAT CALIFORNIA W) GURNER & Co.. No. 80 Codar-at,, Ne o anotber ecl Eleecker and 1 wx way or Blere ey siret of Lali the bloc ot e Sixth to the Sev- to PURCH.A to Rent. K vither way on the ek 100m RIDER, o 0f Twentieth street from Brosdway to Foerthe of Forty-ffth sirest from the Sixth to the extent of bill the block eithes way on the Lanking fouses and !.irank:n~ 3 VERMILYE & CO,., | No. 44 WALLST. BANKERS AND DEALERS 4 . to one of the Hre. No, STHEET, BASEMENT HUUSE, days from the dute of thin JACOB F. OAKLEY, ) JOHN D, OTIIWELL, ¢ Board of Assessors, 1SAAC O, HUNT, cH withia thirty | _Ormer, Boaxn ov Asswssons, New Court fouss, Aug. 10, 1006, | GOVERNMENT STOCKS JRPORATION NOTICE. Notice s mt or orcupants hereny fected u: As bave been completed and are lodg tie Bostd 0f Assessors fof exauiustion by ail persons COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES, CLOSING PRICES. NEW-YORK, Augast 17, 1568, wted, viz 4 v ing Forty-fourtl-at, from Brosdway to Ninth-ave, . For building 8 street barrier on the south-east corner ¢ & & strcet basin on the south-west comer of Worth i | Buy. | Sall- ine. | tng. 0 » stroet basin on the orth-west correr of Worth !;"‘y",‘ 1661] {6 | end Cen o a ing eurb and and oly, | Sth. For regnlsting. grading, setting curb and gutter stone, A Joms, 1 el For seuiatng. ersling, soking oudl An e ead e | 10831 106§ Aug, ( 1 } wit. For bull ewer on the westerly side of rth-cve fromy Y040 § : - £ - Fitty-nintleot. to Toet notth of Sixty nind X @ Registered The lwits on t inclade wll the reversl io 40 Ce i | Bonses and lots o , pieces, parcels of land, N todnty Loan situated od e ot On both sides of Forty-fourth st. vom Brosdway to 0 feek Avgl L ¢ of Lulf the blo-k ou the inter- Market nnastile . e o Litle Waler sta T T - < to Elu-ate VHE EXTRA TRIBUNE "ot Worthat. fons Coutre 1o Fuw ots, and it o One handredit ve., s0d to the e reecting stree's and avenuas . On the wesierly sideof Fourthave, from Fifty ninthet. o & rom Eighth-ave. 08 FOR THE, POLITICAL CAMPAIG of Lali the block ou the 9 coples 107 three ot copies {05 thiow months. copies for three months. int L point balf way betw eau Sixty-ninth and Sevent ~ou-ave. from & point half way betw to 8 poiut balf way between Sixiys easterly side of Fifthave. frm & point hall way be- vaiuth tnd Bistetbais to Seventioth o, and aivo all the ol 1 2 quested to g » » ened ir No. '8 e BANKERS, Hiece. withip thirty days from the date Otice Board | No. 3 NASSAU.ST, | of Assessors. New Court-House, August 51(17; P BUY asd SELL AT MARKET RATES ALL DESCRIPTIONS | I T LL, ! or | ISAAC O. "li;‘:, s o Board cf Absessors, . GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, | (SROTON_AQUEDTCT DEPARTMENT—T0 ACCOUNTS of BANKS, BANKERS aad others RECEIVED | o Cihumigs (i Hall Park), sneh it I8 mgnt BT | on favorable terms. Avgust 20, 1866, for ihe construction of AN wed e . & COLLECTIONS MADE THROUGHOUT THE UNITED | s Migestorae cowrvolr, near Boyd's Cornam, ia ibe” iownabip o0 TATES AND CANADAS. Proposals wuet be {adorsed FICATES OF D) Keservoir iv Putsam the C roton » Bl R i man o tare «-&’.fln\':: e st the. Bidder, and dnte of bls " Plana soea, an m&: | B e Egineer :flm Byt Cotmers nass Conmat | = | BANKU\'G HOUSE b g g e #menmz“ ‘ | Lw,‘c'ifv‘l.ll.‘ 08 ) w' JAY CO0KE & (0, | | Ly e e { OrFice or TiR SEuAET Commiionea, i . CORNER WALL AND NASSAU-STS., NEW.YORK. Enoapwar. Wi st ot the ot libersl currest prices, and keep on hand CONTR AFNRS'.‘:PN'_ poss} fln:fllhh ) UOVERNMENT BOXDS OF ALL ISSUES, g i o thegeouw il :nm e otice wutd A .S, N ), -t ' ot CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, JForresiaied gadioe and carbing Thinty fourh street, betwesn i axp | Eleventh svene {iidvon River. COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES, [ | A snocate oiom Be oo as sedvie o STOOKS, BONDE, ind | agreopiees tauby i T - e vy e A GoLd: IAY COOKE & Ca | NewYork, Augunt §, 1996, CRRLES 0. CORNELL: | Strect Commisstoner. E GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT! GU R & Co., No. 8 Cedar-st,, Now-York. in anotber o TURNER BROTHERS, BANKERS and DEALERS fn GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Accounts s0%c ed—4 per ceat intersat alowed on daily belaaces— bereRUMOVED to No. 14 NASSAU ST., 1 oor new maroie block T’)Amnw‘. CROZIE e IA!K!I’: s EENATEEES Chureh, Fiftiedat. et 3 A 10] 3 i and 30 T4 B, ., by the Rev: lt}r:fi‘fi: Nassarest.. New 0 Colorado Gold Mining Stocks. " Baxw Daranrenr, Ausasy, Acgust 14, 1965, | & AMPDEN BANK, Armonck, Westchester | lrpuE B r Corioty, has this day fled, n this offce, s uotice of the appoint- ey koo J Bake et ol BB Samses & o in the City of New: Tork. as sgont for the ’na’[:‘“:'"".'m::n'..—.: L ity, Modiwouave . 1 ¥ai redemption of its cireulating notes, together ‘every Suuday in M:-l‘na‘ pofutment of The Bank of North service aldwell rd-st. Baptist Church, near Seventh sve —Preach: G, W, SCHUYL uperintendent. JORWOOD & LOCKWOOD, Fiftystht . h QRY ;lq 22 Williaa st., New-York, g -‘,',’_‘,!,-“ ".'_:"t‘l‘- ¥ and 3§ p. tu. by the Rev. P. CHURCH, BANKERS AND BROKERS i "n" ==hs will bu res nm1n|n o'elock, and afterncon st ¢ o'clock, Rev. DR, MCLEOD. In Stocks, Bonds aud Government Securities. Accounts of Banks others received on favorable terms. by the G, NORWOOD, of the New-York Stock Exchange. ——— 1 V. . L X O e : (i, NowVork._ |, $BIRE M B SISO T i e State or New Yok, free. Class-meeting and lhw"‘!-ehdfl 9 wdip . Al gers are cordislty invited to atte I is hereby given. pursuant to Chapter | N, ¥, Port Soclety’s Mariners’ Church and M aud 476 Laws of 1563, th lating notes | = Preachiug UNDA! ‘s inst., eor. Cotharine and Mudison-ste, of the COMMONW EAL e worneias | w10 bt by tho Rev. CILARLES J. JONES. (in the sbsnes of | thon located in the City of New York, will be ed the s aud ¢ 13 5. s by the Bov. B ¥ MILLERD, Alsg, Superiuiwideot of tie Banking ou o cor. Dover and Wates th., st 9 p. . aod at No. 37 Greenwichest., ub | . onal Bay ‘of Albany for six yeurs | 3 p. w. Al sests fee, wnd not the b g circulatl the said bank, must bepre- | Five Polnts "'fii Industry, No. 13 Worth st —Service ki e ores o gate voresty and all notes | avery BABBATI A Lo g ed 3 dml ed for tedemption und plnv-(:‘u 'L‘"f n:‘: | ing by the cli/dres S B. HALLIDAY, Saper stesdent. 0 thus spe-ified wil coase to be & chiarge upon (e (updin the Leads |~ M. E. Chu it - - L s Teipigs M. . Church, et —Preaching Ly the of the Superintcudent for iLat purpose G, W. S.CHUVYLER, Py [ THg 1% iy Sy ol..wa-.h- - l:uu Supesinteadent. W YoRK. Baxg Dupanmuna, | ALBAXT. April 26, 106, wpel in Palnce Hall, No 75 and 127 Kixth- ik, can be RENTLED tfor rel sione m-—m »t the ) * The U TOTICE i hereby given, pursusnt to Chapter 236, | §e Ao, h ws of 165, mdfis!.-. 065, thet the ‘irruxuq notes f.'fi',““"' sad Eveulige, sl furuistied complote Apply :nu‘ld Pres MJ: I)llr'\'l nil f&-:fi, ¥ lie P'grrn.u B-': T i tely an incorporated bauk, located 1 of New-York, wili . Dr. W " in the pro-prey) e en b e sendent of tbe Beuking Depast. | ¥ R e W escatt vl prea b e e oo SUNDAY, - mont, 99 present at The New-York State Nauomal Bauk in the " Satnte will be wacistied with Heaven” Pa xvii;lh ot thereaftes. Young Men, oa B e : for six Trom the date Mereof, g oit: dating. Bobes So Xy & B ELi wented, o aforesaid, within six years from th e :-" The Church of the Atonement (the Rev. WM. T SA. Which sbali not be presented for redemption and paynent with: | BINE, Rector) will_ contiuue thelr se without interaiiseion. o the time thus spacificd will conse o be & charge upon the fund fn | Home Cuapsl No. 29 East Twentyguth congre;a the bande of b Durwristandent for mngwn remove intd theis Church corudr of Madison- e.ghithe v W LBy b joccai.y puishased by thew. Seiviggs of 100 & e wid 0