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New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-18

i PARK IMPROVEMENT FUND STOCK OF li76"-
6ese proposals Will be received the Cob,roes Office M
tj TUf sDAl the 28b dss Of May. 1911 at O'Clock, r. M
when The viii publicly op-Isd for the shle any
pat Of the amount Of TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY TuOu,
kAND DOLLARS Il the " Central Park Improvement FUND
Stock authorized BY Chap s5 Of The Law OF 1867 and BY
ordinance the Common COone approved By the Mayor Feb
rusrv % 1861.
The said will besr the Of siI cent
anon payabs qD.nrr yeary on taxa ion aud the principal
be rejeeuabe Nov 1876 from the king Fund for the Re
aeu ption Of he Ciy Debt"
me propo.as viii state the Of stock desired and the
price er hundred doar thereof and ~hr
tqoposBs eped ~ be equird deposit with tue
Chsmbelsin the City within day after She operng the
bds awarded them respectively Including The pre-
uiun The -
ON esenuT the Controller the receipts Of the Chamber
deposits the psIis will be entitled 20 eeeiv- GER
the value Of the STOCK, beaflug
interest from th- daies Of syDents
ri ion h~uc be sealed. and ndof'eo ffopotas
Park mprov. Flu, stock aud the same Pt
in a ,econd enyrloTe. sdde sed % the Con'rolsn
el the of the COntfole! 10 REJECT any
o. al II be bi consider 20 protect n promote
the int ests OF city. kOBr T. HANS Controller.
City of NewY Yofk. Department Of Finance, ContToler'
Office April H. 1851.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-18
MARRIED.

HOPwOoD-BERRY-onT On Tbnr,dsy morning Msy 8, BY the
Rv. b. Mesie the Rev Issiah hopwood Of New foIh
20 Miss Phebe Berry, e1e Of Titus Berr, Of Do
ver, n. j.
HOrCHKIN - COOKE - In this city Monday evening,
Aur a. by the Rev. wihsm !. Frost Mr. w H. H. Hoieb.
hin to Miss Juis Coose all OF N-w-fors.
KUHN-KELLY--n Poughseep,ie. on Wednesday May is,
by he Rec hrl Roden JACOB Kuhn TO Miss Mary AnDe
Kelly, all Of the above place.
TUCKER-STAGG-l Strstford Conn. Thur,dsy Nav ls
by lh. Rev. No Swan 4. L. Tucker OF tLs city CorsS
A. eldes. dargher of II. sagg esq OF the former place.
SOBpAN-HOBBY--ln Brooklyn 4" edu-s6sy Msy IS. BY
the Rev Dr Perry, Mr Louis s. d4n to Miss Mary
Hobby. eldest daughter Of l. Hobby all Of BROOKLYN.
Detroit papers viii please copy.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-18
financial.
Tsr.suay DKp.Rrxssr. MAY II. 1861.

TKKAsUaY DKPARTMsSr, May II, ldpi.
CEAIED PROPOSALS viii be received at thls
~ Department until " ocl Of Tnesdsy me
ht da Of MAJ, cpneu for the ema OF STOCK o. ,he
United issued uoder the sci OF Congress approved
eh February last amounting TO eg millions Ih' nuuiea
and iouI thousand fLr stock viii Dear nteest
Al III. rate Of six per ceut per payable ema nuay on
the first 1sys Jnary and July IL each ear and vi" De re
imhnrsabe IN tweoty wears ON the Of dy u" Janus last
The prposas the orfe iOr each huud 20 do
hr- AID be for more thousands Of dollars
without fractions One Of the amount offered must be
a-po with the Treasurer of the UDed Sistr st Wa.hpg
Assistant Treasurer az bo-t0n fbiadeipbd
York the order Of the Secretary Of b- Treas
sry snd the certificate showing such deposit mn accompany
the offer The the Secetrv he gnt 10 decline
bids do. % ad antsge>u TO the United ~taie
The PAYABLE under the eIt Offers for this loan
sired n the hea-urer of the u tied aes or ah
Assistant Treasurer Boston Newlok Pbiadeph' on ."
before the twenyhh day Of May current bu' any &c
qnest viii he considered
recep the proper cerihc,e sho~ns sncb de-
fol bidders their gnses for the mounts 10 wren me- may
be en- tiled In OF thousand, i've ihuessn su VIZ
Thousand dollars .ach be req ir-d insenea IN
issoed will bear the date ." uch dep'- an
be the books Of the Irt Oy sseeAoy 70 e
regnlauions OF the Dspslto ent ,.e -. q, ..l .,h
So I'D sny sccepted bidder desire ertihca'es tot WIN
eounop. oi .uual interest aseh-d thereto they Will be
sped aeoJpey Of th,ussnd ooiarr eecn WIN
eoupon attached fr from be hTt day OF Iny ne1
ar ~ NAV he assigned al tsnTed by delivery The
interest ou the dae oil the )t thtIe
for 70 tn rt Of July will be paid that dss 70 the
accepted bidder hs assigns orney by the depository
vi whom the principal wss deposited
The proposals this motive should be Endorsed on the
veiop+s Popossor Loan of BEN febuy 1901 aud ddiesed
hs Assistant al Newl k, VIII forward
them this Department they should be sent IN season 20 be
opened and decided at the time shove aed. "
The elm deposit Of cent required from al od
d,Is viii ieuded in the final deposit Of ess'n bidders
and viii directed to be lmmedsy etuGed T. unsuccessful
bidders ). = CHASE, Se<reis'y OF The Treasury.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-18
TRRAsrRY DRPhHTHKSr. Apri % Jss!,
CEALED PROPOSALS. will be. rec.vrd at this


~ Department Until IL O'Clock Of Thursdsy the 3Oh day
of May un the whole offered at
par 70 thirteen mio hundred aud eight thou
sand dollars Of Stack Of tn United States undtrh Con
approved I'D June 1860 authorizing los and prOyd
the redemption Of Treasury notes .,o wil hear iu
teres' al he rate o. s1 per eent pr on M payable
be reinbu sable in ten m ~, 8 :, d., of Jsnnsry s
no onei oy NE rns o accepted ai less than
T. ~ Of one thou.snd dohrsi nor can sy
ene pe unfs Of the amount bele be
p with the ire Of the hh'd Sts'e or - hsr
~ VIC sisa4ni Treasurer. Boston New fot or biiadsi
phiS the II the othe IrssuTy lhe
~ tfAv showing such dep,,i accompany the offer
Offers under the condious .or the amount sbove
stated thereof will be accepted and NE sus %
JD States, of bo Assstat iieasners ABOVE
named before the ne dy Of June OF preferred oe
hrh on or before the 18th day 81 june; twoms on ose
che 18th June and the remaining wohhs on or before the
On he rec.it certi6esesof The proper officers
showing depos o-ri6cSes Of imcnbed stock Hh De
i,su,d 10 snrce M bders their a-si1bs IN Of
thou dollars be rrqn red IN
b,d 20 aIry insre-t he date OF such
asreeably 10 the regulations OF the Department. 81.
Should accepted bidder desire cerihcAiet OF stock WIN
they all be Issued ding in sus OF one Thousand
each with attached interest rom The nft dty
July coupon stock in, sd OF ue rsnse able on
Of be a,g-d oJ
the delivery of the eri6ca The Interest such coupon
Of the deposit therefor until M st oa> l
Juy next v De paid th aoeptd bidder or mis-
Dy the Depo,aiy with whom be Pincif was a"
the proposals under this notice indorvd the
Proposals Loan Of I'D June. t snd sddresfed
60 the Secretary Of be Teasn'y sshi d. g. or such
proposals addressed be pot under cover to the Assistant
met openel and decd.S Ii Is desired bat esch sealed
proposal may be accompanied ah note l" t'e
Department stsns the u4ne Of tLe % isI @ sa ,h e &
ofs ed is subscribed for Ibe eDnsfy depo o. Ue
per e-nsu required fs all bidders " oe nelsded 10 the
tpsl deposit of the principal. 5. z. CHASE,
Secretary fine Treasury.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-18
CLxysIaSD AND TOLEDO RAIrRoAD Co > OFrlcs,
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Mach lBol.
LNHE CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO RAIL


ROAD COMPANY ready receive eHohsnge for toe'r
Skue Mortgage Bonds al The Outstanding Boz ds
fpe uug Ra.ai First Morfg Ft uivon Eonos
dated pii 1872 junction X 10 osd Fift Mortgage Second
Men.sge Bonds dated Nov 10 q JuDcou Railroad Income
Bond. luusecured dated June J. 1882 Toledo Aowelk aud
Cleveland Morgsge Bonds dnfd Sept J. 1891 Toledo
Cleveland second MJrtgage Bonds dated sept
1851 Cleveland Toledo Income and Dividend Bonds (z
the ious issues Up 10 the srnt time.
The SINKINs FUND MORfG ZOE BONDS. ofe'ed in e1
foregoing 10 de secured h- main ie
of , rnpsuy's Rod sueet to about s300 OILY o Tole
do Sowak and Cleveland Fret sad Secoed Morigse and
els upon all other property belonging the Ceyela Gnd ie'
do IA aud alec bs Sinking FUND Of one per
e., r a.nu Of fbe Funded d. bt Of the Company managed
by into whose hands ths npany has sesdy
paid about cash for investment They maie pya
bic n New-York n 1885 und tennanuga Interest
Coupons per cent pay able al Corn E1rbsng- bsnk'
New York in Jen1n, a,d July. Tbey al Of the d.
nomiuston Que Th0ussud Dollars, AID hnied u the
smoun Of Three and a Bslf Miliors.
eheced the present time n the amount
OF cou.idrab, Million cf Dollars ofthe various cas-s
for which The SINKING ruod Mortgage bonds bave besn issued
and Outstanding
The attention of psrsies holding remaining portion II
tho. afford them 10 a, the Mos oud in exchsnge
for the Bon6s they bid aud when are "ouh DO more IN
the . sk~t than tie sinking Fund Mortgage Bonds
Ne Ibst the a0orpo ion of now OUTSTANDING
BOnds named enfhf the stcity
uroE Bod the value II the Bonds the.
seys-tha these BOIds VII become the fHst
hodg4ss Bonds propetv costing twice b-if am0hit-
already these Bonds d la N"~l oIk ~
bixb - that the uent oi auy p'n ~ tr
Bonded sin value Of these reAdv
fsvoite secures and der them very desirable fof v
vERMILYf No. - Nalst New York ~ no " d issue neF
Bod sdi1s difeferces ~ iEere 20 this once
(s our pess n ~ the Unied States EXpe IN ehe
csse reiyi upon prompt feiuf1 Of ne new & bord.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-18

Ts large increase is due TO the fact that Ihe traffic
which has hitherto BEEN diverted from this road TO
Charleston now in consequence of the troubles ut tat
port is sent over the whole length # this rUad 20 S
vanDah.
The earnin,s Of the Erie Road thus far in May
show an increase upon the same period OF lat year.
The installmsot Of v cent is being paid up freely,
and the Receiver will soon be able to pay the back
coupons.
The Bank officers Of this city held meeting to-day
at the American Exchange Bank TO con'ier the ques'
ton o bi dng forthe Government Loan of uine millions
10 be awarded next Tuesday. The strongest desire TO
sustain the Government expressed by all present,
and An info NAL list Of three four millions WAS made
up ai about the market price. Notling however, ~as
decided upon excepting the appointment Of Com
mtee to call upon cal ilasis and financial institutions
of The city for subscriptions. The meeting then ad-
lourned to meet again tomorrow Saturday.. lt Is
understood tha. there will be no difficulty IN making
up the full amount, but there ia some difference Of
oinion in regard to the which make the bid
the difference ranging from IS TO ss As the Banks
have no induce TO take tie Loan excepting the de-
sire to furnish the Government promptly with the
means Of war, it is thought desirable in some
quarters that the banks should make bid the Whole
then outside bidders would pu, in tenders at higher
rate and take the loan off the banks thus leaving them
At liberty 10 aid more efficiently The Secretary IN NE
potiang the fourteen millions Of Treasury Notes 10 be
issued in June. We have ooubt, However that
there s ample capital among us 10 meet both these
oans and ample patriotism o devote II 10 that purpose
TDe Government be carried through this ebellon,
and none have greater interest in the succesfu ter
minaon of the contest than rich men. The coun-
tr, looks confidently to them for liberal aid
On demand there continues " be an abundance of
money offering at 5d6F cent but the difficulties IN the
way Of egptating paper continue Great dstrust is
felt in regard to several branches Of trade aud only
fre.proof signatures be passed, excepting at high
r,tet. few names short date will sill seli TO
moderate extent at 7dS The offerings at Bank
are not go large they have been, and We hear of
fewer failures.
There has been more doing at private sale in
Treasury Notes. A considerable lot Of low interest
notes have been sold = cent discount for Gus
tom-House purposes. The rate OF Exchange in Balti-
I more is improving, and is to-day la. v cent. Al
C.. icago it is almost impossible 70 buy Exchange The
nominal rate is l2dl5 y cent, and ut St. Louis the
saue. At Montreal the rate on New-York has ad.
ysnced to y cent premium. AT Cincinnati tie rate
is rather better being Il premium for Kentucky money
and y cent for Ohio.
The Kentucky Legislature will probably pass a law
authorizing the suspension Of specie payments by the
banks for one year. and also the compulsory collection
of debts for the period The Senate has already
passed the BILL
The Dry Goods Imports OF this week were az fol-
lows;
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-18
The capital Of the Bank OF Jamaica, l.. l., is to be
increased to $.J0,000.
The ci culnr of Messrs. Barring say.:

Inc q clIhr UI MrbrFs IblfI1R tAY-:
Their bs- moderate business n Colonial aud For
tigu Produce market Corn duh Coffee hn Sugar quiet
Money good de1nsni as q Consos of sif
for uuIsy 81 ioi for account har Silver, Sc ld. Ms1i
DOl,r-, - 9mna American ksses to- % nominal
Deuri0On.SS psid,n 5os South Am.Tiosr, 16s. q
I'se L0nd0n EcOnOmfsf OF MAY L. says:
THE show 81 increased pressure upon the
~ the bank There cousdrrao- sing IN
b.on child, hr withdraw ais Of ,e BY the Council
Of Ad uuta their se cement for sh mcn to the last
1h- deneae 10 the other deposits 10 pary rc0uned io by
Increase m bsla The
Nom the Augmented den aud for money causing the
banks and oihsr poBeyed ettabhueEts diminish their bal
,unjoD,d Is usual table. aordng comparative view Of
tho tank returns the bank of d coHu pfc- of Con.
the Pce OF wheat and the leading -ichsng during The
period u four cosoOdiug with the present date a. eli
-. .hL,cL VIZ. In :.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-18

According TO the above table it will be seen that the
stock of wheat during the past week has decreased
over 100000 bushels; corn upward Of $4,000, and
-four 5000 barrels. On the 18th Of April the amonnt
of -four, wheat corn and oats in store 1851 0i9
bushels while on the 18th instant the footing up was
only $50 S27 busheIs-so that within two weeks the
stock of grain in Chicago has been reduced nearly two
millions OF bushels.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-18

The following table shows the amount Of tour and
grain stored in Chicago las estimated by Mr. Calm,
Secretary Of the Board Of Trade) the 18th instant
compared with statements Of the two previous weeke:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-18
fantn gooos.

Nj Z. BROWN, Importer of
WI. ALL KINDS OF
BEADS AND FANCY GOODS.
Dept, Nc. 1s6 PeaIl y.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-18
Go formers an6 Oihfrs.
IMPORTANT NOTICE to FARMERS,
il sHIP-OWNERs, HOUstkEEPERS, &c &c,
CROWS! CROWSl CROSS
RATS RATS! RATS!
Ia.

RAtS. RATS! RATS!
buCEl NICE! MICE!
All destroy ed BY . .
No preparation required Ali thai ia peoesry sto sprinkle
poisoned heat where they frequent, and they I'M
medistsy snd dc Not dingr 10 the human family
The article been ued wth in Europe ard
AZ cred the American public n best sud most cteotu
ever u.,e 1t will found especially valuable to Farmers In
destroying Cfoss-
On- trisl all prove It, efficacy.
sold syeryghere Price Is csnis per package
B-Tbosr WIN have been dsu.ted by using Phophorons
Gnd this and erectual means Tor nd
ding House, Stables Store houses aud Oraaieso oi
all destructive krrmin.
Principal Depo, for the United Su'esh
CREAMERS CASH DRuG-hOUsE,
No II Gold st. y. Y,
To whom all must be addressed
AGENTS WANTED Throughout; the United States
DELLHAM SEEDING POTA1OES for
SALE They tho earliest inovn. white mesly ,Dd 10
season the year be planted time before
m, scth Of Jup. Also refined CUEH and tlNEGs ky-ry
choice Apply the Agency, No Eric Builsinss Dasre s
''' N. A. J. LYNCH.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-18
Chances for Dnsincss nlen.

EOR SALE.--A new PROPELLER TOW
BOAT 90 A. lonr lCt n. beam and deepi Engle %
inch Under BY inh .irote Address blREBf soN NO.
IAN beach T., PbilsdsphiS "a.
vI,O CAPITALISrS.-Ap perfectly safe chance is
offered to invest more, 81 one or more th2nsand
Der ceut profit a. No. 9ls C-ntf-st 'LAhh.
VXyANTED-A PERSON who can sell for the
w Advertiser valuable PATENT for England France 81 d
B. um ell Of laid countries address tyvins Ieis.
N.w.Yort Cry Post-Ofioe.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-18
3 Banks Of New.OrIeans:

u. Van Seenwyk, Bank Controller OF Wisconsin,
advertses the securities Of the following Wisconsin
banks for sale at the Merchants Exchange the 18th
OF June for account Of The Arctic Bank Osborne Bank
Bank Of Horizon, Hall and Brothers Bank, and the
Mechanics Bank. The securities amount to $30l 600,
20 follows:
Mi~ouri s2es on Lou,n. 6s....... 1000
Fginis ds......... 39.p0 Geo gi- d ........ 5000
Truessre 6s.... 4Ho Moth Carolina ss..... f2,ooo
California 1s......... 1900
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-18
Go fl)bom If man Concern.

CAuTION.-AD persons are warned against ne
" sotiaiiue a y notes purp rNns be ssu.d by
JACOB fASDt KPUEL, No lo5 MidisoneV.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-18

Central Railroad, 7fi@7is; Erie Railroad 2ls@2il;
Hudson River Rafroad IS, S3 &: liar IN Railroad,
iIiSIl!; Harlem Railroad Preferred, ~ ! i02'; Reading
Railroad, 81 03li; Michigan Ce trl Railroad i9i5;
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad,
al2;; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
Railroad Guaranteed, y a2-.; Panama Railroad,
10 2; Illinois Central Railroad 6js a6 /. Gaena and
Chicago Railroad, 59I Ia5ls. Cleveland. and Toledo
Railroad, 2. 02'i Chicago and Rock Island Rail
ro.d, 36 49,, Chicago Burlington and Quincy Ra l.
road, 5S0J9; ILLINOIS Central ~, VI S1ii; Cum'
berland Coal Co., 59s.
The Foreign Bill market has lost all its frmnes, un-
der an almost entire cessation of mand The rates
show decline Of ! to y cent. on the rates current
for the last packet. The top rate for bankers sigma
lures is lO6 and good merchants bills be had at l04
9lO5i Francs are nominally 5.45a5.35.
Freights-For Grain the rates are lower, and only
moderate business doing. To Liverpool: 35 900 bush
Corn AT ID in bnlk and bsgs; 10000 bush. Wheat at
3d. in bags 900 bbls. Flour at 2s 80 bids. TaIlow,
at 22s Cd, and by steamer Great Eastern 220OO bush.
Wheat, at lOd in steamers bags t. London. 10000
bush. Wheat, at 80. a l0d in bulk and ships bags;
$500 bbls Flour st 2s. 6ld. as. 7sd 80 hhds To-
bacco. at 35s To Bremen: 200 bids Sugar at27s 3D.;
50 hbds Tobacco Stems, at 35s To Havre; 1900 BUSH
Oats at l3c.. in shippers bags brig To Cork and a
market with 5000 bush. Wheat, at l23d, in bulk;
brig for same with 5000 bush. WHEAT, at l2ad, IN
bnlk; also, one for Cork direct, with 2,0Oo bush.
Wheat, a. I'D. in bulk vessel Of 200 turs home
from south side of Cuba at 36d. for Sugar brig Of
300 tuns with coal TO Havana a. 81 tun. brig OF
900 tuns ont TO Windward, at 81 100.
The business Of the Sab-Treasury was: Receipts
$3.50 6l-for Customs, 10000; Payments, S2sl,-
SOi IL; Balance, $7962, ,sOl y.
The Cleveland and Toledo Railroad earned the
second week Of May:
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-04-26
A LLEGHENY MALEAND
~ FEMALE SEMINARY,
2AENSgURG, Bedford Coz, Pa.
REV. W ". BRlM, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL,

MISS a H. bhIAl, PreceptreSS,
Miss ). j. BRIM, Teacher on Piano Forte.
lhis institution, under the supervision of the a.
bove named persons, assisted by other comnetpn
leachers affords full course in Mathematics
Na'ura! sciences, Languages, and Bellies Lettres-
IN music, Painting, &c, il gives extended instruc
non non ! ne spring Term will commence on April
1861. Students admitted at any time. Habits Of
health, system, and piomptness views, moral, So
clal, and domestic, are here made prominent OBJ
Jeets OF education. That the physical powers, as
weti as the mental, may be cultivated-Calisthen-
ic exercises are necessary-here the Students
meet each day for systematic physical exercise
Csib) SQ Will pay FOR board, including fur
aDAAaJtJ nished rooms, rent, fuel and
tnitlon in common English, per term Of eleven
weeks. Extras, i: moderate charges, even less
than heretofore, or fhan the circular calls for.
Students prepared for the highest class in co.,
,ege.
Fo- Circulars, or particulars, address
W, w. BRIM,
Dec. u, 1860. Rainsburg, Bedford Co., Pa
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