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DIsTRICr COURT or THE
~ UNITED STATES
FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF FLORIDA.


~ UNITED STATES
FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF FLORIDA
UNITED STATES MARsHAL'S SALE
BURDETT, JONES CO.,
AUCrIONEERS.
BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE dated the 18th
~ Of May 1862 directed Honorable District
of United States the Southern District Of Flor
d, ! will sell by Public Auction, on
WEDNESDAY, the llth day of June, 1862
At LAMBEERS Stores Atlantic Dock, Brooklyn,
ail2 O'Clock, NJ.
Terms of Sales-Such funds will be received by the
Treasurer tue United States deposit Will be
taken in payment
~ Bales Cotton. from prize schooner William Bee.
g Bales Cotton, from prize schooner Rose.
x6 Bales Cotton from prize schooner X. e. Files
LOU Baies Co ton from Prize schooner President
306 Bales Cotton from prize schooner Eugene.
NJ Bales Cotton from prize schooner Cora.
Bags Cotton, from prize schooner Cora
~ Bales Cotton
u Small Cotton.
Cargo of prize schooner Grace c. Baker
10 Bales Moss from prize schooner Grace c. Baker.
80 W. o. Slaves, FROM prize schooner Grace G. Baker,
100 w. o. Slaves. from prize schooner Eugena.
Case Percussion Caps from schooner VIM Mallory
Casks Solder from schooner William Mallory.
Casks Solder, prize schooner Anna Belle.
Samples and the 9th instant At tb0
oG1ce of Ii. Benner, ll3 Wal street.
u. s. Marshal Southern District OF Florida
By X. w. WEIGH, U. s. Deputy Marshal
rYW YoRK. 4 1862
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY JUNE TO- ss2-TRIPLE SHEET
ADJUSTMENTS.


NIBLo's GARDEN.
n.vpypopL e,secs and Managers s,s@T w wpEArLEY
THE COOLEST fIiEATRE IN The WORLD.
MONDAY, JUNE 8. lo62
EvERx NIGHT,
oPERATiC ROMANCE
orrHE
In which the accomplished .A''
MISS Sa c1sk a%iifsn R1casSas,
Nh. z. L. pAyENPoRT
MR. JOHN GILBERT
ms = MRS Nj sn J. n MAEDE R,
Mr. JAMES DUNN m and Mr. BouDNoT
EXTENSIVE sGlS sG Sae,iisERy
DEcoRAf1oN Sss And f' AP Pf0iis
Aisss Ff!E'nsff sn cosTGass
By Mons, n EAa1U!'lRps srS assistants
SUMMER ga GARDEN,
In o'nns'''0n p S1.a IA AND opERAr1c
PERFORMANCES.
MONDAY, June9,
VIII SW sft or Esssf pEJsAs
In three acts adapted and arranged expressly for Miss Caro-
LA SYRENE
ESrITLLn
Music. s9s
La0re''0' DRXMATis 0ffERsoNNE o'l'O
Scopeo Chief of Smuggers. Mr.. L. L. DAVENPORT
Duke de Popoli Governor OF the Abrazzi Mr. GILRERl
Boloaya the Neapoilan Manager EduniEGS
Pecchione Scopettos ubIheuiensnt.. MI. BOuDiNOl
Pietro, S;opeto's SubLeutenant MI :; ~ ~
Captain Of Chassears Mr.. MAEDEi
Ohicer InnnI
zerlna tseope..o's ssterj The syren,
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IHDwARD sINTZENICH AUCTIosEER
III NANUFATCTuREg'S SALE OF
kDEGhNT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR DRAWING
Rooms. CHAMBERS DINING ICONS AND LIBRARi Es.
c. w. DAVENPORT, tn day at l0i O'Clock, l5s
Broadway, stock oi Furniture
uprcr lower saesrooms consigned peremptory
Ae by city manufacturer partly 10 close
and the balance for sps olue clearance We would
the special Of private buyers and
being pereInptory Catalogues
ready and goods on exhibition.
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FANCHoN;
or.
THE CRICKET.
HON har ORIGINAL s.h ra rfar

SYNOPSIS OF SrESERY AND INCIDENTS
ACT FIRST.
SCENE FIRsT.-The Farmhouse OF Father Barbeaud; A
Mothers Anxiety for her SonWhere he be-" Appear
OF the Cricket; where is Diddie Find him Us did
ny Chicaen.n
SCENE SfcoSp-old Fadet and Martineau Superstition
the German Peasantry.
scEyn THiRD-Diddi,r attempts selfaesrucon; Cricket
gives him Wholesome advice Landry in search Of his bro
tDer; Cricket eXaets ronse from Landry.
THE RISING MOON.
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INWARD scHEYcK. AuCTIoNEER.

EDWARD sCHENCK AUCTIoNEER
HORSES. CARRIAGES. HARNESS. &c,
Dy EDWARD SCHENCK. THIS DAY, 18th inst, ai
oeacs, at his Saiesr1on,
No. 1853 BROADWAY,
ELEGANT SPAN OF BLACK HORSES
Aro 49, hands, long tails years fine cr
yeFs warranted perfectly kind, sound ana
semitic in every y.
SPLENDID DAPPLE GRAY HORSE.
Il 15z hands, old. ted perfectly sound,
KIND and gentle, l. q splendid sa.iale Horse,
perfect in AL harness. and Eaud
in the city.
DARK BROWN SADDLE MARE,
n l5z hands six old, warrant sound and geatle,
q eiea saddle Horse
FINE BLACK HORSE,
h Is hands, eight years perfectly sound kind
ELEGANT BAY HORSE.
h Is hands long tai OLD warranted perfectly
Horse very stylish, and hnc driver: avery valuable AMI
NAL
Tor WAGON
A Hight top WAGON, new. eity rnsde
ELEGANT PARK PHAETON.
In the city.
Several Of double single Harness. Saddles
Brides.
ROAD WAGONS
Parties wishing TO enter their property FOR
REGULAR SALES
TUESDAYS AND FsIDAYs,
.I....f
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SALES AT AUCTION.
"A a. WILSON AUCTIoEEER
BY A. ID GALE
Store Dey street.
NANlrACT RERSi SALE.
I'M CASES BOOTS AND SHOES
On Tuesday, June no. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
A t,eM annfacLnr Depot No ~ Dey street.
me unlersigned hereby gives noue 10 merchants and
numher II and New York City manufacturers TO
receive and sell their goods for cash,
By TIE PACKAGE ONLY, WITHOUT RESERVE,
Thus Offering dealers opportunity OF enyns their Boots
Ana Shoes from first hand.
LARGE PACKAGE SALE or
loo CASES BOOTS AND SHOES,
Strictly g Manufacturers Sale.
arrived positively 20 be sold
without limit consisting OF gents Patent
Leather Congress ALTERS, Bamorals, Patent Leather and
~ Opera Boots Lasting Cater Shoes Lasting Congress
Siters and Bun Congress CATERS Boys and Youths
Cali Congress Caters, Patent Leather snd
Balmoras Ladies' Six Gore Congress Caters, Lasting Pa
Turned Bal morals morocco and nailed; Misses aud
Chilarens In great variety
Together with large line of gents Calf and Patent Lea
sber Boots swed and pegged Cali aud Kip Boots and Bro
9ans with ladies' Of description thus Offer
NJ
EXTRAORDINARY CHANCE TO DEALERS
70 these goods less prices
The advertiser hereby gives nece that these popular sac
EVERY TUESDAY THRoUGHoUr THE YEAR,
Commencing at ~ o'clock, rain or shine
Ample in cash have leen arranged LOT 20 SnvAnee
goods consigned for these sales without limit ey
A. ID. GALE,
Manufacturers Depot
a Dey street.
Catalogues sud goods ready for examination the morn
O sal
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IN PALACE OF MUSIC,
v,.,. Will WIZ /. SFES Oh MONDAY. JUNE = ). 1869.
:. !. n. ~. Ss ssIss ssIo. FOR ADHESION
TIE 1HF sss sEEssRIfass 1 saaSStt,
1H srH HAh1 e so4 zaasA
these eLo Ss ON SUNDAYS
AND sS's a OK II tsfH,HSl NOTICE
tolerated IN f rs s & is'f ssS s ER%Isa
- 'ns manager : aels' PLHeE ! w VIE T.
NOTHING SHALL MAR THE ENJOYMENT
~. ,n.-,.. TTE PLACE OF MUSIC SC =, .,
Sf ss
with flowers and the whole arranged for brilliant iaum
chairs eommodious furnishing each visitor With
abundance OF space the reserved seats are cane
building designed FOR the comfortable accommoda-
1000 VISITORS
SO Ina. at ali times there viii ss free circulation
obvatns the 50 inevitable IN ns
v;a ss; :. e
ful view OF the stage n B nI poR and eonsannss
Luxuouy fitted with ali and convenisnsee
.@' IAiRER PORTION OF HUMANITY.
EXPRESSLY INTENDED
ACCOMMODATION OF LADIES.
with their attendant gentlemen gentleman unaesc
panied BY lady win be admitted .,,.,.,, .,...,,-
Of Opera, Ballet and Pantonime,
1'' BE" BEST LYRIC ARTISTS AND pANsEUsEs
aSw ~ IL I TO asa Inc
celebrities that can prove attractive.
but w sss
VIII s
he win be
MR. THOMAS BAKER,
ysito the perorances win suSc ed each other rapidly
Sriany ' ismnaed te" Tne n"ns been dssnsa
st distance hear shss WITH
essssy n mSs
The musical win be prins;pay q ns
IRON
as sS 1I"s
those coafsssedy masters Of their u ,,.,. ~.
rGs VI" ''
MASS oAN h3D2M EkA sxlhhsAkoscH,
SieSo1 si SssbSL AHD 1sRsi1 Baritone,
The & %os ~ sDs XII Il under the control
Musical Conductor; n. a THOMAS BAKER.
sEso oSE 1h 1sA sAal gg1tsAs.
The 6 tSls6H2iis sy &HELE Eciss''''
AAOEMOlSELLE HELENG,
French Uanseuse.
SENIOR XlMENES,
Maitre de Ballet the spanish Dances
MONS W1ETOFF,
Mare de Ballet FOR the Italian and French Dance aeAeo
by corps spanish, Italian and French C0rypheoA
The has engaged the services Of number Of the
attaches OF Nblos arden noted their su&vy and
/ tesy, aud has secured ~ assistant manaler
l MR.. WIN. A. MOORE,
manager for Mr. William NiDo for past thirteen years.
This gentleman Is universally known the public and
feson and w endeayor b. attention, to conduce 70
the satisfaction OF the public
/ THE PALACE OF MUSIC
l WILL OPEN ON MONDAY EVENING JUNE 3
/ And thereafter
l EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY,
/ Throughout the
l PROMENADE MI SIC, led by THOMAS BAKER VIM
| commence in the PALACE at +. II.
o'clock will be given
THE OPERATE ENTERTAINMENT
l BALLET PERFORMANCES
| Immediately After the conclusion which
| THE EQUESTRIAN PERFORMANCES,
| PROMENADE CONCERTS
i succeeding until the closing the Garden.
THE GARDEN WILL BE CLOSED AT llKPE,
WILL NOT BE OPEN ON SUNDAYS
| NO FREE LIST,
with the single exception of the pubc Press.
Admission to the Crenorne Garden, Palace Of Music
ana Equestrian School. rs centO.
Reserved Sc Palace of chairs
Orchestra Seats CHAIRS exira...........bD cents
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sPECIAL NOIICEs.

II DO HEREBY FORBID ALL PERSONS TRUSTING
any one on my account and DO notify all persons
VIII not be responsible for debts contracted In INV name
any other person. Dated New YORK city June ls62
JOHN X. MAGUIRE an second ...nue
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WAItr..csKT'ss;; or MR. wA1LAoK.
Door open IN ssis SEA- sssn. ssn
TUESDAY june T. TuEsDh ~ S Suns 10
ve, and dashins. rspiess with song
Every produced whe regard to detail character
FIRST appsa'a DfsT Fl sea' fsnED ARTISTS
THE ini sfo BOY sSs AND HiS. lAsSEE Girl. ..
snef nsr return from new and Or'Ah' '''a"p''
ISSLAsP, IREEAsp AID v ssoTLaS Sprs,se
MRS " ! FLORENCE e. CLAUDE MELNoTTE.
mrs MRS. " fLoRhAcL IN one Of her Io,oa YANKEE
NIX II. j. FLoRENcE in two rollckns IRISH PARTS.
Aed Comedy sci s.sa especially
'4s's' ana Il lJhEs6aY EVENING. JUNE 10 -, r,v
e ssi
ooANA"'' 40 'rh iise' LADY OF LYONS
CLAUDE xELsorrE S.n.a nD..is W. FLORENCE
Pauline. Geo sken .s;s
Mme Descnappees. Miss Mary Wells Wells
SEAS SLANT W. /; FIoShsSs
Mons Dc.ehappeiles. ............";...A Mr. J. Mari
Sooe Dlmas.. oeosg. r. bsoMn
landlord Of the Golden Lion Ward
During the Saris.aaa GRAND DivEkTIssEAENr by BY
SCENERY BY 1saEaNsS Ssns iSs Sic BY koPPIrz
ps sorE' 4ks 3 BY E MANoSY.
The buriesane TO be pre- rae1 - LHer oos AA
Handy ANDY W. u Florence
SISire Easan Mr.. VI. p Rarrs
Nike Murphy MT y. II
Oonal 10 Jney Pile =. * -
The entertainment t. with Down East specially
by Mrs. Florence called
THE YANKEE HOUsEkEEPER.
Pegc Ann Nchtabe Higg nuer vita eristic
Mrs w. j. orence
Irish lad Mr.. w. j. Florence
The per will be nausuraed by The Fesisal Over
SUPPE Orchestra ............. C. Eopnt2 Conductor
Between the first and Sc ond leces tie celebrated
NIGHTINGALE POLKA by the Orchestra,
G. koppitz, Conductor
The last piece viii be precede! BY
THE WELC0ME LONE QUADKl LIES.
composed or ana dedate TO Mr. ana Mrs. W. j. Florence
by G. Kepp.tz.
Notice-In accordance with The ystem adoped by Mr..
Waack during past season, novelties viii follow in
pid succession Thursdy night local comediettA,
Ivy popular tilay wright, C He'd
THE RETURNED VOLUNTEER.
WEDNESDAY,,
SECOND NIGHT OF THE FLoRENCES.
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Per- ormances commence at eight O'Clock.
First appearance Of the charming accomplished Come
denne
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
who viii in celebrated and original character OF
FANCHON, THE CRICKET,
performed by her with immense in all the principal
cities OF the Union.
This excellent will placed upon the stage with
every possible attention paid to new and
BEAUTIFUL SCENERY THRILLING TABLEAUXi
STARTLING SITUATIONSl
SPLENDID APPOINTMENTS!
AND MECHANICAL ILLUSIONSi
New Overture, dedicated to Miss MAGGIE MITCHELL,
MONDAY. IL NE 8. 1852,
AND EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK,
VIII be presented the thrilling drama Translated from the
German by A. Waldcuar ESQ.,, and copyright entered by
him. according act Of Congress- Miss Maggie Mitche
entitled
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FIREWORKS.

FIREWORks.
r w. IIADFIELDs
81 FIRST PREMIUM FIREWORKS
Only depot IN Maiden tame,
NJ. g. corner Of William street
All our goods manufactured the personal spcr
vision OF Mr. lisdned We keep only his works. and buy
none from unreliable makers
Fire Crackers aud T8reioes the lowest market rates
The largest assoinegt brilliant c0ared Lanterns for
nluminalons
srRAsBrRGEa 4 MUM
Nc. 05 Maiden LAM, cJiaSt Vi william street
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Leruna (SNOpcuo SisterJ, Inc
Chasseurs Smurglers Marines, Servants.
PERIOD, 1870.
INCIDENTAL MUSIC.
ACT FIRST.
Song Refrain, "when In Silence the day is dying'
Malhea and The Syren
Refrain, "Thou, who canst all depct' The syren
Barca ole .Piero, Pecchione and Chorus
Entire Act and Chorus "If your Life's Moments"
SOM. Ihe Mountain Maid who " oeth'. .Zerlina
Romance with High Dreams of CHILDHOOD. Zerlina
mo, dare not Sing" .Zerllna
Finale "Fortune SIsalns Us
Zerlina, Pietro, Pecchione, sBobaya and Chorus
THIRD
Entire Acte and Chorus '.Throw Aside all Sorrow,
Ate Chorus when the Sun In full Spendor" Zerlina
Cavatina, THE Ray OF Hope Zsrnna
Finale "Oh, yonder descry. Characters and Chorus
Barcaroe, Thou Who canst all depict"
For synopsis scenery, incidents &c. &c, descriptive
Adrni' sion-Dress Circle and Parquette. cents
Family Circle (entrance Crosby streeU. rs cents
Doors past commence ut eight O'Clock.
Seats be secured three days In advance.
n AURA KEENES THEATRE
JAS Pgrini .Aclhs Manae'I
M b. A. BaEer stage DirectoI
Doors open past O'Clock.
DaNln n ais
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II UDS0ERIvER AfLROAD.-TRAIN5 FOR ALBANY
Ii Troy the North West Chambers street att
and III A. H., and $50, b and 1918 T.. M.
I ONO ISLAND RAILR0AD--CHANGE OF TER
- minus Passenger depot at James slip and foot OF
Thirty fourth street. East rv,r
Summer Arrang,inent-i.eavc New York ats A. n. for
Grcenpnrt, Sag Ilarbor. Orient and Hampton.
MsA. NJ, ~ NJ. and $50 T.. ~ for syosset
At $50 r. NJ for Grepuport
AtbP. W. for HemIsea
and June the mail train wiz run on Sundays 10
Yaphank excursion rates leaving Tbf! fourth street at
sI5 A. NJ, returning leave yaphank At 336 j. NJ.
ono ISLAND RAILROAD ACCoMM0DATIoS-oLD
IL Ferry Terminus Trains leave at 74b A. VI. and
3I5 r. NJ Gfecnport; II - aud 4i5 r. NJ for Sy
ossett: N H. A. Nj aud Sl5 10 5i5 J.. NJ for Hemp
stead; hourly Jamaica from 40 a. NJ TO Gas y. NJ
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
IN FOR ALBANY, TROY, NORTH AND WEST.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Thursday, May Y, 1852.
For Albany, 1880 A. NJ. Express Mali Train from Tive
six IN station. For all local trains Time Table
JOHN BuRCfiILI4 Assistant superintende
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earr;aee-maker IN New York, an intimate friend OF
Co0,missary- GeDeral Wech. 90 In innate in fact that
IN. State Arsensl in that city had been made sore
house for carriages and wagons Of Godwiu's manu-
facture and ownership, which fact is adniued by
Goodwin and Welcb, and has become matter Of
public no,oriey.
The examination ia continued at great length
through contracts for tents, shoes subsistence,
blankets shirts, and thousand other necessares
the general result being that the contractors made
grea deal more out Of the State than they were
honestly entitled 10.
I'm submitting this report 10 part the Com
mi,tee are sensihIe of the many and oDerous duties
which cevolved upon the State Military Board. and
The many Giieul lie. which beset them at the outret
No ole can read their report without AWARDING
them great credit aud certainly none can regard the
result OF their labors over $4,000 soldiers enrolled
eonipoed and in the field in so short time, without
pride; uae was very essential, almost vital, ana
many on issions may be eScused, by reason oil ,Ie
haste with which everything was at hrst necessarily
dispatched. ,,u.
! Their trust was one not TO be regarded h2huy'
/ No Board has ever before in thls State been en-
| trusted with duty of sucn vital Importance 10 tue
/ State and or country.
Their vigilance should not have been relaxed a
moment. While we adult their inexperience, and
give them due credit we cannot III justice 10 our
own duties bold them entirely blameless.
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We understand the suit Of Bates We. The Illinois
Central Railroad Company, to recover procession OF
depot grounds in Chicago las been finally decided
ON appeal, By the Supreme Court at Washington, 10
favo. Of the Company.
Tpe Indianapolis and Bellefoutaine Road advertise
to buy ten thousand Of their irst mortgage bonds Tor
the Sinking Fund.
A meeting Of tie stockholders Of the Chicago.
Burlington aud Quincy Road is 70 be bed at Boston
on the 18th May, 20 consider the proP'ety Of eS-
tending that rosd from Aurora into Chicago and TO
authorize the issue Of million Of bonds for that
Iurpose.
The deposits Of demand notes for per cent Ger.
tfc tea, with Mr. Csco, have been about $4,000
during the pact three days. The sggreg io s nearly
Sl7 900 600. About million Of dou aud notes were
cent to Lousyille for army purposes Yesterday and
to-day.
Tie engravers cent to-day 70 Washington nearly
three millions Of the legal notes, making MI az
qrygate Of nearly eleven millions forwarded, of the
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T0tsl...................... = 40 lintfb
The Hundreds and Five Hundreds viii be sent
early next week.
Tie iron trade of the country j. commanding much
attention. Congess, in imposing domestic taxes,
should increase the tariff in Ike proportion on the
imported article, 30 that capitalists may have con-
fdence that the business Of iron making will yield Il
fair remuneration for the Investment. lion rails on
the erent roads in the United States las, upon an
average but about eight years. H. by giving add
iona strength to the bar rail could be- made that
should laei sixteen years al immense saving would
be msde which would give diyidends on the stock of
many Of the non.payng railvays-hke the Harlem
and Erie. To accomplish 70 desirable an end for the
stlIcloders let the large Railway Companies apPro-
priste fiud Tor the purpose of improving iron. We
are tol that there have been some hundreds Of eX-
poiimenl- made by the admiSure Of Fraukniio with
olLer pix metals, aud in AL cases, great additional
t.eugth has been gained. Ggrthshire Scotch iron,
wi ich is very cold short, is used only for common
castings. and i, TOO tender even for common rails,
bul by adding 30 y cent Of Franklin;e ore in tho
puddlmg-.unace, the puddle, il is stated, can b.
dawn into hose-nais one Of The best tests for good
i,on. The Directors Of Railway Companies should
look into THE ,ub,ct. Millions Of dollars would be
tie annual saving by ha,nga rail to las, double the
time il does at present. We nrc advised that this
,tn be done By proper admiAturc OF d'eIcnt irons.
Tie Loug lslaud Railroad Company is understood
20 have declared "a dividend Of - cents y share, the
tint dividend, We believe since the Company was
founded.
The receipts from customs during March last at
Boston aud other Eastern ports were three times ~
large IA during March, 1851, while those ~ New.
York baye more than doubled. There las also been
a large incr,ase at other Ioas. The total receipts
from customs last week were about S2,0O0,0JO.
The Fifemen's Inrurnca Company hos declared q
sen,i-anaual dividend ofG cent, pay able on de-
mand
Al auction there WAS au Offering Of 1900 pieces Of
fancy cassi.sefes the attendance Of buyers was
very large, aud the sale was quito spirited. The
whole catalogue was foi, aud Pricce were considered
saii,;ac.ory Alfo line Of ribbons, which included
many new aud desirable styles. The catalogue was
III s,ld, and many duplicates were also placed. The
aao showed an improvement, esFec. ily IN The PLAIN
poodf. Aso q small catalogue Of white goods aud
embrodcres. The Offering was all taken, bot prices
showed no sonlml change. Also special Offering
of nourseluo de lainos, saXouy wooden and British
dress goods aud shawIs. The bidding was spirited,
and tie catalogue a sold The sale was considered
one OF tie best Of the season.
Tne Madison and indianapolis Railroad was sold on
The 9th ult by the United States Marshal Tor SD
600. On tho 2'ih ul,. the purchasers Organized n
new company, styled tie Indianapolis a1d Mad5on
Railroad Company.
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The whole month gives so, $50 against $s5, 81 l"
1861, an increase Of &13 $50.

The movement in gold wss more active to-day,
and considerable purchases were made at iOl2 slO2'
the s,ter price being paid at the close. Tie sales at
the Board reach $3.50 600, and there was nearly rs
much done in the street. much of il for export. The
California boat added s5sl 900 to the supply. The re-
ceipts from California have largely decreased within
u year or Two. The specie in Bank nov exceed
s3i, 10000 including speca' deposiis The Indebt.
edness Certificates are plenty and selling at 964
90. Disbursing officers checks. payable in these
Ceriiiicates, sell at 95a The low prices for these
securities continue TO affect uufavorably the regular
issues Of the Government and in tbis view the issue
OF them, however convenient to public creditors has
been unfortunate. The effect, however, will proba-
bly, DO only temporary. 1t is very seldom that cap-
tasts can obtain Government investment pay ing
10 y cent income. The 730 T. cents are lower and
large parcels have been sold at 993. The small lots
cell at 99i and par
Money continues abundant on good collaterals at
al Y cent ON demand. The demand at Bank lie
very limited, as general business is quite dull. We
have seldom seen the street 80 torpid to-day.
The exch ,nges at tho Clearing House this morn
ing were $l5,Og 1919 %.
The interest on the New-York City stocks payable
on the lot of May will be paid on that day, al the
Office of the City Chamberlain, at the Broadway
Bank.
We hear Of 40 important financial movement to-
day, excepting proposition among the Banks to
unite with Philadelphia and Boston, aud take The
remainder about S3i OOO. 900. Of 73J Y cent Treas
ury Notes which the Secretary Ia authorized to issue
A. present these notes are incubus on the market,
as 10 man knoweth when they may be put cut by
Mr.. Chase.
The Imports of Dry Goods sre again tbis week
below thoee OF the same week lat year.
We annex comparative statement OF the Imports
Of Foreign Dry Goods at the port OF New-iorA ioF
tie week ending April 3, and since JAN /;
For me Ueeb 1860. ltoi. iSoS.
Entered st the port 80. $3.50 +l'rp., W..
Thrown mGTkot..... listto' i'o"'4o@ i''f'''''
Filtered al the por. i,67o9l s29575 $50 flt7see,
Iis ON ,b ry,r.ri IS 46y7dJ ZJg1003 l6,JJ56i
EsTsAIp FOR ,0ssUxrros
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05

NIGHT TRIPS TO NEw.HAyEs.-The III O'Clock
night boat to New Haven has resumed her trips for
the season. Under this arrangement passengers for
towns on the railroads out Of New-IIaven can spend
both the day aud evening in New-York aud reach
home curly next morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05
fAdve'tisement.
ORNAMENTAL lRON WORK,

Wrought. Cast aud v ire -
IRoy RAWLINGS 0ArEwAYs. PlgKs, bAtceNiEs' sa,s
Dan, and F,Kn FENcKs; Taxa GUARDS, Stall OsAhD''
MAsGgKs, and WINDOW GUARDS.
IROS FURNITURE.
BFpsrEAps, CRADLES aad CABS. Ai'o-'Ai'
on kinds. , -. e..
WInE FLOWER FRAMES SrASps, BAsSsrs a, ~, ,csn,
Ilus,,tel caiulolu.s m led receipt Of leu,
stanpG huioa .s,r p,osIns, y Y,
.,,.r.i Se.nt. f,r New. York " He hallls ~"
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