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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-19

SATURDAY, May Up. "

SATURDAY, May Up. ".
Tho great feature Of the market to-day WAS
vigorous demand for railway bonds, and very de-
cded advance in price,. In some descriptions the
rise was from 9s3 y cent, and for nearly oil OF
those which find favor with buyers there is very
brisk and increasing demand The Michigan South
ern issues we're all higher-the sinking funds rang
inc with the first mortgages at about par, and the
second mortgages advancing to e3l. The arrange
ment, progressing to consolidate the first mortgages
in the sinking funds by which process they will be-
come the first lien upon tho entire line, brings the
seconds to position relatively favorable, and this
fac, has been ing upon them recently IN sympathy
with the sinking funds. The issues OF the
Toledo aud Wabash, Terrc iiaute and Axiom aud
CLicaeoand North Western roads have also hadavery
animated and advancing market aud tho supply seems
% he Altogether inadequate TO meet the demand AT
,,;vate sale there have been larger dealiugsn the t
and second mortgage bonds Of the Pittsburgh, Fort
WAYNE, and Chicago Railroad, and at constantly
advancing prices. The net earnings OF this road orthe
wear ending jan 1862 were abonts ,aO.o 600, nearly
aouble the amount required to pay interest on both
6rs, and second mortgages. Governments have been
rather dull for q day or two but close frmer than in
the morning. The comparatively low price OF Kali
WAY Bonds has diverted the attention Of investors,
and there have been croakers enough In regard
to army movements 10 make people hesitAte
little, after 60 large and rapid an advance.
Tho share market has been little tame for day or
TWO for the stock. which before had leading posi-
lions on the speculative list, but las exhibited new
lie in other descriptions, and particularly in Mchi-
gan Southern guHrsuteed and common stock, C'e'e-
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veland and Pittsburgh, and one or two Others. New.

veland and Pittsburgh, and one or two others. New.
York Central, Erie, and Toledo show but little
change, but are very well sustained in view Of the
fact that the speculative fancy for the time has taken
a new direction. The most irresistible share move
ment has been in Pacific Mail, which, from IO9 ex.
dividend went up to ll7--equal to l22 before the
dividend. AT the Second Board, there was a slight
decline in several Of the leading shares, but late in
the day the market was firm. at the last moment, 49,
seir3O was bid for any part 600 shares OF Central
The market for foreign bills is without change Of
Importance, but weak. Sterling is ll3i a ia, with
nothing doing at the higher rate. Francs are "a
1921
Freights arc quite firm for Grain, with liberal offer
ngs but the rates Of Flour are easier 10 orea
Britain. To Liverpool the engagements are 9o,Vot
bush. Wheat at 999Jd., in bulk and bags, includine
several bins for next week, in bulk, at the latter
rate; 2IO 900 do Corn at g! 9sad., in bulk and bags;
1000 do. Peas at Odd, in bags; 1850 barrels
Flour at %. Cd. as, mostly at %. 1919. 03s.
200 barrels Lard at 30s. To London: ZOO bush.
Wheat at I0d., in bulk; 1000 barrels Flour at
IS. 3D.; 100 bbls. Pork, at "a. 3D.. 100 tuns Pro-
visions, at 32s. Cd. To Glasgow: so tuns Lard, at
o-b. Ou I'D tuilS lhnoNJ at "Vo AH0 SA~''S'' Wv
British bark to Cork, for orders, with grain, at
Ild.; q British vessel Of 100 bbls., out and home
from the West Iudies, at 81 100, port charges paid
an American vessel of 300 tuns, to Hatteras Inlet,
with Government stores at about sl,7OO; and an
American vessel of Il, 600 bushels, home from Turks
Island with salt, at &c. per bushel.
The business of the Sub.Treasury was: Receipts,
1911 ,G9i 3O-for Customs, $4,000. Payments,
81 ,62l COS 90: Balance, l5,l26,7O3 4S.
The official return of the earnings Of the Cleveland
and Pittsburgh Railroad in April is as follows:
Ap.i l........................... s''lv o'
The increase for the first five months oi the fiscal
year is about $4,000
Annexed isthe statement of the Pacific Mail Steam
al , Mo-
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The Bank-Note Reporter Of Mr.. p. G. Adams,
Chicago says in reference to the banking features
Of the new Constitution:


Of the new Constitutions:
Should be adopted by the people Il would be Illegal asf
1866 TO receive pay United States Treasury notes a.
make draft NewYork city In flinos oe
OF If there any meaning In the ords after 1866 such
bank bill, cheok draft note written printed instrument a
any Kind character denomination whatever sa DO ~
tered or passed ia this State"
An enforcement Of this law would put Illinois BY the side
Of South Carolina should the present future cbge
tho United States to its Demand Treasury Notes atr
1896 The great on Illinois bank In the past yeas
were caused by the civil war and the banking Law now
stands could again nothing be received BY
the auditor bu, United States and Illinois bonds and The
banks thai may be hereafter ed must redeem their Issues
IN soid either in Springfield Chicago at discount
This In substance the the NcwYork Banking Aw.
except that In certain portion Of bonds snd mont
may be received making the NewYork Law to that
tent less safe for bhoders the snended law Of inois
Il certain that after 1866 there United States Treasury
Notes IN existence they will circulate In Hin ola 10 spite Of
any state law TO the contrary II Is equally certain that
will
The real question with the people of Illinois f. as regards
the bank clause OF the Constitution whether they via
retain the power provide themselves with safe
the other States 10 do Il for hoi As TO the
pecation Of having metallic currency. by driving ~
bank notes United States the issues Of other States u
be disappointed should tho law pass it win be
dead letter.
There 10 now an nneresed law Of Illinois imposing heavy
penalties who pays out bill Of iess denomna'
ton than rs If issued ont Of the State OF Illinois There b
bot probably in Illinois who does haouany disrs
gard this law, and Is oppossd to necessity and comnoo
sense the State has attempted TO enforce it.
The following is the section relating to bsnS uoes:
SEC. No bank bill, check draft note, or other written
printed sumen Of Tess demo ninati9n than 10 for ns
money valuable thing intended to croa-
late money currency, issued drawn on any bank
ban, corporation any association corporation with
any banking powers, within without this State shall %
uttered passed within this States and alter the yen 1854
such bill check drah note written printed instruments
OF less denomination than $50 shall be uttered or passed N
Ia this 5tae-and alter .he year Of Lord 1866 no such
Kind denomination wLsteve shall be uttered
or passed in this STATE
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Total since Jan 2i5I3 sGiot.l3s Sc, 5000
On Saturday afternoon Controller Haws opened
bids for two hundred and fifty thousand dollars worth
Of the 81 GOO ,0C0 New Court-House Fund Stock au-
thorized by the las: Legislature to be need in paying
for the ground and continuing the construction OF the
building on Chambers street. The stock bears Elk
per cent interest, and will be payable in successive
annual ustallments Of 800, 900 EACH from 1875. The
following were tho awards made, out OF S52@,9OO
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GbeGnrf.
FASHION COURSE.

FASHION COZ RISE.
Il LANCET AND FRANK TEMPLE.
The mattel between tie baek geing Lance. ard The fsvo
ito tro,tns horse Frank Temple viii coz of the Fashion
Course on EsDhY May 70 IL for $500 mie hesi. IN
harness. best three "a aud good /, certain Tall
nn h charge Il Lancet sud Frank Temple the Of
Hiram Woodruf Roa', leave Jsmcasip and 3ih IT. every
i've minu,s Tr,n from Hunters Point Q, o'clock Fare
reduced to 10 cents. JOSEPH CROCHEROS, Manager.
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OYYIcR o. I'M FAclYlC hAIL SItNHsHIT w
No. &s Waist, NEw.YoRk MAY 10 1892
NOTICE is hereby given that the Board OF Dl-
N r.c,ors have tbs d.y declared DIyIDEND Of Is per
ceru FIVE PER CENT Of the ne; earnings OF The ii
tsrse month";. payable at the ooe OF the Company on rk
The transfer Boos wiz close tie 18th inst and reopen
On the 10Th BY order Of tbe Board .,-
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BANK OF THE CoxNoNwRALrH New-YoTk, May ~ 10y
TIME ANNUAL. ELECTION for DIRECT
ORS Of this Bank, and for INSPECTORS OF the next
election will be held at the banking Rooms on
MONDAY the I'd Of June next between ne h9SIs OF a. anu
O'Clock GEokOh BULLS, oshuleI,
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Toial.................::... .......si1,o ''i oi
OYFIcs or PACIFIC MAIL STEANsBIP Coz
EKw.YoRK, May -, 1852.
From The above Surplus Of $50 2 3d. the Board OF Dec.
or have hi, DAY directed ,ha, the sum OF sIOooo0 De
CHARGED 10 profit and los for depreciation IN value oil steam
srs now IN servlc. also that dividend OF y cent On the
pal stock be declared payable and after the 2d in.
M raj s balance of 80 29l 81 be carried to the credit Of
psT. quarter, account ALLAN MCLANE President
Tbs earnings OF the Southern Michigan Road In
the second week Of May show al increase Of $500
on the same week las, year. The increase in two
weeks is about $4,000.
Money is abundant at 3a5 y cent on frst-class
colaterala Paper of leading signatures goes at
E cent.
We annex a comparative statement Of the Imports
Of Foreign Dry Goods and General Merchandise at
New-York for the week ending May 10, and since
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Ccpartmersl)ip Aotires.
Ue00ina Car0s, &f.

At VIM. EVFRDELL's SONS-WEDDING
"A CARDS-Th.se celebrated Engraved Cards cold ony
me. ic4 Faltor-st., N. Y. Estsblshed 49,
7 II. JOHNSTON & Co., No. $50 Bowery.-
~ Wedding and Visiting Cards &C. Latest styles spec,
linen, BY mail Also Watches, Jewelry Silver Wsre ami
Plated Wus Of the best qualities and al low prices
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T7HE MERCHANTS BANK.-Noticc is

VNHE MERCHANTS BANK.-Nouco IS
NewJerey dated 5;h May 1862 It = directed that the cred
ors Of the Merchants Bark ct Trenton to present DO ana
roye before Receivers Of said BANK tie several csus
pd demands of said creditors against ssid Bank WITHIN
THREE MONTHS from the date Of said order or That hey
hs excluded rom the benefit such Dividends may there
Alter be made and declared by said Court the proceeds OF
ths effect. OF said corporation AL creditors Of aid Bank ere
Shx ot6ed TO present prove their claims accordingly
bsle the Subscribers residing ct the City Of TTenton-Dated
s.b NV 1861 JAMES WILSON, -
JONATHAN :. FISH.
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|V,HE RECEIVER of the CLEVELAND and
i pIrsIs man COMPLNY givea notice

|NNUE RECEIVER of the CLEVELAND and
L PITTsBuR0 RAILROAD COMPANY gives notice
that the of the Company in his bands subec 70 the
of the United States Court fO the Northern bic'
Ohio that BY tho order Of the Court portion OF the
earnings Road be applied the payment Of any
iof the unsecured Indebtedness Of the Company AL te
ynius after Grating e1pense rent and norgsce
k:erst will be pied the principal Of those debts winch
re and secured amounting II the present time TO about
million Of dollars T0e accrued interest the three old
mortgage has sn been provided from the earnings Of the
given in IcLans for tie unsecured iudeb,ednss
he first day Of July 1862 The holders Of the River Line
Bonds Income Bond. Dividend Bonds and Bills PAysoie
who accepted the terms OF compromise offered
sr with the approval the United States Court notified
10 exchange their honda aud notes before the 18th day Of
June Is on they will b. entitled receive portion
e interest be paid to those who accept the compromise
TIE Bonds be obtained in exchange for unsecured
Indebtedness the OF the Company In Cleveland OF II
no Is Wilhaan-s;, New-YoTk City, Of a C. KINGSLEY
j. n. MCCULLOUGH. Receiver
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amussmettIs
NIXON's ROYAL CIRCUS.

NIXON's ROYAL CIRCUS.
IN PALACE GARDEN corner lsthst ard 6thsv
LAST Wkkk or THESE GREAT PERFORMANCES.
THIS AFTERNOON a, .. and EVENING at O'Clock.
AND EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING DURING
THE WEEK.
CINDERELLA AT EVERY PERFORMANCE
Produced for the
ESPECIAL AMUSEMENT OF THE JUVENILES,
and 10 introduce for the first tine
COM. FOOrE md COL. SMALL,
In the characters Of the Prince and Pedro, supported by 40
Children.
TIE CHINESE FESTIVAL.
ALL THE EQUESTRIAN,
ACAOBATIC. and
GYMNAsTIC STARS.
Admission cents Reserved seats, 50 cents, Children to
Afternoon Performances 10 crn,s
I NJ. GOTTSCHALK's LAST CONCERT,
z/s on TUESDAY NEXT, Nay 20.
Al hTBL0'S SALOON.
On this occasion viii be produced for the first and only
time,
THE FAMOUS DUET or NORMA"
composed AID arranged for Pianos By Thalberg viii DO
MASON AND GCTrSCHALE.
The celebrated duet. "TROVATORE" composed by Gotts'
chalk loT Thabcrs and arranged for pianos will be
peatcd by Air. MILLS and GOTIsCHALK.
On tbs occasion wil, appear
Mme pANGR BHfGNOLt. MANCUS1 SUSINI,
MILLS. MASON, GOrrcCuALK. and MUZIO.
M CoTTSCEALK viii perform Caprice, BY Chaplin and
Schuman.
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nODWORTH's HALL. MADAME Ernestlne,
~ de yiliers Second Grand Vocal and Insirumentti
CONCERT on Monday evening 10Th Of May kindly assisted
by Msdams Strakosh Mr. Ridon Mr.. Goibsck, MI eils
Mr. w Doehlsr Mr.. VilaDovs. 1ieas,s ell Dor sac a.
O.. ths lrl1Cpl uiyict ior,A
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NJ Z. CHAPMAN, Auctioneer.
4 UCTION NOTICE.
N Over $1,000 worth Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
to be peremptorily sold at public auction.
On THIS DAY (MondGy May 10, at private residence,
No. 20 West 26.n-st., near 6ib-av.
Sale commencing lct O'Clock.
Consisting OF rosewood mahogany and black walnut Par
lor Chamber and Oak DiuneRoom Furniture. Pantings
China and Glass Silverware Table Gallery HIusels Wilton
Ingram Carpets Bedding every Description Cusins Coct:
Sofa, Beds Mirrors Ocoth Basemen, and Kitchen furni'
tpIe
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NTIBLO's GARDEN
IN SitIh week OF the
MAGNIFICENT OPERATIC SPECTACLE
THE ENCHANTRESS.
Stella. Misc Caroline RcLnss
whose superb vocslisation has created complete
FUHOR OF ADMIRATION
ANSETTI GALETrI,
THE GREAT TERPS1CHOREAk ARTIST Of the DAY.
Mr. PETER RICHINOS ...... Dr. hshanasaA
NEW SCENERY. NOVEL MECHANISM.
GORGEOUS COSTUMES, SPLENDID DANCES.
FULL CHORUS, ENLARGED ORCHESTRA.
Tie spectacle viii be produced -
EVERY NIGHT UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
Admission 80 cents; Family Circle % cents
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Gales bp Anftio,,.
4 UCTION NOTICE.-R. w. WESTCOTT,
~

Over $1,000 worth Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE "a
be Ieremptory sold, ct Public Auction, THIS M0NDAY
the elegant residence No. ls2 West 2is st.
between sti and sth-sya
Sale commencing at O'clock precisely.
Comprising Rosewood, Mahogany, Black. Walnut, PaTloi
Chamber. aud Ok Dining Room Furniture; Brocste Suites
Paintings Piano ore Chine Glass and Siiverwae Table
Gallery; Brussels Wilton aud Ingram Carpets; Bedding. oil
every Descriptions Curtains Clocks Sofa Beds Mirrors. &c
Sale positive, rain or shine. Catalogues at house
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Amneements.
IRNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNUM' AMERICAN MUSEUM.
LAST WEEK OF THE DOG sHOwi
LAST WEEK OF THE DOG SHOW
LAST WEEK OF THE DOG SHOW
LAST WEEK OF THE DOG SHOW
AN ENTIRE NEW FEATURE,
An An ENTIRE ESHiEE NEW NEW t tEATGaEi
witness this GREATEST NOVELTY OF THE AGE, the
Manager has introduced IN entire No" feature viz acomPe
tition among the
EDUCATED PERFORMING DOGSl
EDUCATED PERFORMING DOGS
EDUCATED PERFORMING DOGS
EDUCATED PERFORMING DOGS
Charming Exhibition showing the wonderful ssgsey OF the
every hour Some Of most delightful and extraordinary
tricks and fess win be performed BY these LshsGed an .
sgacious snins Dins all Of th, week tle sei; Natioas
Dog Show will be
MUCH BETTER THAN EVER!
MUCH BETTER THAN EVER!
MUCH BETTER THAN EVER!
MUCH BETTER THAN EVER!
MUCH BETTER THAN EVER!
Every lady and gentleman declares that
TIE W W9B NEWER NEWER saw TIE Ire
THE WORLD NEVER SAW TIE LIKE
THE WORLD NEVER SAW THE LIKE
FOUR THOUSAND CHOICE DOGS. including OVER
FORTY DIsTIECT BREEDS were exhibited last
week in the Museum for competition. From this immense
huoer OF beautiful specimens nave been siied winno"
T F0R HTNDRED P PREMIIM b B9Gs
-FOUR HUNDRED PREMIUM DOGS.
FOUR HUNDRED PREMIUM DOGS.
This "refnng ofpure gold" result: In givnsihs public
most incredible and Iuy uneaaHpcd opportunity OF seems
at glance tho
CONCENTRATED EXCELLENCE
CONCENTRATED EXCELLENCE
CONCENTRATED EXCELLENCE
CONCEN TRATED EXCELLENCE
Of everything In the Canine World that be produced and
FORTY DISTINCT BREEDS Og DOGS
FORTY DisTiNCT BREEDs OF Doos
Including Mr. FRANCIS BUFFERS
SIBERIAN BLOODHOUND,
whose GIANT proportions like Horse than Dog
great number Of other dogs are also on exhibition repre-
LAUGHING DOCS, CRYING DOGS. DANCING DOGS,
PERgORMING DOGS, &c, &c.
TAKEN FHE $1,000 PREMIUM
o T1 EvE 1fY eTn s s. KS vi" ' boI 0a
a. III I'll 10 p ~, daily. -
" Rare specimens Of finely educated performing dogs
may he entered for competition 70. Discretionary Premiums
at any time this week.
bition including the renowned COMMODORE MUTT. THE
$50, 200 MUTT, THE QUAKER. or WOODEN Gun
oaEAT Lt 'p WHALE TIE H' MhDAaAscAR Al:
sNTS TE k LfS EkiFS sEA LPT d I NON
sTER SNAKES LIVING HAPPY FAMILY, LIVING
TURTLE, GRAND AGJARiA, &c.
The splendid Dana.
NORA CREINA;
.ad the lsughab!e Come list,s,
DEAD SHOT.
EVERY AFTERNOON AND ENENISG.
Admission to al - ohiltren under 10. - cts
GRAND NATIONAL BABY SHOW,
June g. S2,O00 In pfsmi inns for hn's. BABlt3
TWINS TRlPLETS. QUAIERNS, and PAT BABIES
rP-ONE HUNDRED BABlES have already been ents ed
for con petition and SECURED THEIR CLktifICAIEs.
That being the number limited the .is csed .ycrpt g.
q tex rnnre Eat BAHlks. TWINS. IALELkIr. and
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w BENEFIT
Of
MR. LESTER WALLACE.
MONDAY.
FRS; time here.


mr. LESTER wALLACK.
MONDAY
FRS. time here
will be sci~d
4 DRAMA.
.d.p,-d by Mer, peu.Pon,. Edward ard L-''.f Wsi,s
nom Octave teueis celebrated story consinS ofs prologue
ANU "'' '''' THE ROMANCE
OF A
POOR YOUNG MAN.
The Overture 1ncidets Choruscs and hiuhc oon1Pos9 ~
pre''iy Tor the 0es Ma nMSBEur sroEr1L
The new SeeeeEy by ISuRRWOOD. Correct aud trpro-
pirate Costume. by Ms,u. fsnnery Bes.ehoten furaere
and Appointments by Mr.. Tmoney. Hcchaic14 portion %
Nr. - and agsistsnts
The cas-. viii DO distributed n loiowsi
Manuel Marquis de Champcey: ..Mr Lester WaI'es
Dr. Dessret formerly Of the freach Amy Nj MARI smith
Louise Van Berger. formerly nurse TO Manuel. now
keeper OLE lodging house ,::......hr' John sefoh
THE DRAMA
Manuel Steward TO NJ Lsoque.......'Mr. Lester "sl,ct
Or. De,msrets si,h hmiih
~ dc Reyennes Of the Ny heynolis
Gsspar Lsroque, AL aged man, formerly captain Of
Chties l'her
Alan confidential Mr. Young
Yvonnet, Breton g P,rsos
Henri. MI 4Af'y
MI
Marruerte daughter ofMai.ne Laroque Ho,y
Madame Aubrey, q relative " the LAloque fam
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mi' nary otinoh
Madame Lnoque daughter in-law TO OaspM Mr. vernon
Mile Hsouin. Mi.s amy Aofant
Christine Breton Peasant Fanny Reeves
WnE:DSfsDAYHMRs HoEYs BENEFIT
TITRsDAY-SOLDIERS DAUGHTER.
FRIDAY-A POPULAR DRAMA
sATURDAY-JOBN BULL .. -
In R,h.ars,l- ENIRYBODY'S FRIEND. HENniETTE,
AMERICANS IN PABIs. LITTLE TREASURE
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financial.
AL ELECTION of the AMER

4 r the ANNUAL ELECTION of the AMER
a IcAN Rank NOTE COMPANY. held It'll Inst the
tn@wins Trustees were Ell, ced viz Trscy r. Edison Ch,
ISynnsn Fdy'd j. Danforh. Nezi.h Wright. ffaneus W
and George W. Hatch Of Newly ok sad sam ~
nsntsr Robert Draper ard Henry Perkins Of fhiaae pA
AZ meetpg OF the Trustees Tracy r. Edson was rpa An
r- el,cted President Of the Company Edwsr9 j. pei
Eo VICE President Nezah Wright, Treasurer aud francis
III Fdmonds Secretary.
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CgIc.so AND NORTH WESTERN NiLwAI Co,
SA'NNN 49, Cutr.go MaN 1852
yw-YoRx AND HARLEM RAILROAD CoxPASY, }
Try1sr.kR's OPucs corner OF 4th.sy and 25th-s..,
Ngv.Yoyk MAY /, 1872


" BONDS Of all the various issues including those Of ire
junction aud the Toledo NoIwsk and Cleveland R9rosd
Compani.s NAV be CONVERTED nto the SINKING ~ ND
MORTGAGE BONDS. when presented in sums OF $1,000 to
VEkMILYE Co, No. ~ Wslst N. Y, o. to the under
s;eued at Cleyellnd Ohio The Sinking Fund moTissge
Bonds may be registered in the OF the owner on spp
..tjon 10 He LUCE, Treasurer.
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|II S. BONDS, Z $40 IREhSIR .l ny NJ: NILES,
. ONE YEAR PER CENT CERIlflCAIkS and
|sHrRCAN GOLD purchased and always on hand Tor SAFE
LJVERMORE, CLEWS & Co,
10y Bankers and Dealers In Securities
Nos Al aud ~ Wast, N. Y.
Vouchers and Drafts collected cheapy and
eYpeditousy advanced ppon OF oouso'" inc "s1e'' mar
ist price.
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The DEPOSITS Of legal-tepder notes with Mr. Cisco
to-day for the new 6 p cent stock were moderate
The Custom House notes are firm at ids v cent
prem. leading banker was offered $50 GOO in gold
payabe Elk months hence in Cus,om-House notes.
at q cent difference in favor Of the seller OF the
gold. At the present moment the exchange could
be made at 2! y cent difference.
The 7.3O y cent Treasury Notes are in fair de-
mand at II a; cent prem. Indebtedness Cer'lh-
Gates re active at par they the only Govern
ment security which yields y cent interest.
The Eina to-day tales out s539,7O in gold, and
the Ilammonia 53OOO-in all s792,7N.
The exchanges at the Clearinghouse were s22,-
tao3yS IS. The exchanges for the week ending TO-
day were sIC7 ,37O,O55 %, being daily average OF
AZ s95 O09 q against $780, $50 10 for the week
ending Oh Saturday last.
The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy stockholders
have voted to extend their road from Aurora into
Chicago.
The imperial average Of wheat in Great Britain on
the 81 of May was:
Ia 1862 "a.
Same time In l3Dl.. ...............'.....'.1t 90.
Difference IN favor OF 1867, .............. p. Cd.
LAST year, England bought enormously at oos Sd.
FOR wheat, to the profit Of the United States.
py the Great Eastern we have three days later
adyices from England. Consos were quoted at 93s
Of, the same as reported by the Niagara. American
sscuri.ics are noticed as quiet and steady. Illinois
Central a diG, discount, and Erie 32l 9&l cent.
The London Times OF the 9Th, the latest paper re
ceiyed at the present writing, quotes as follows:
.,,,,on S,,vyifis, &C. Clo.lae Prices. BUSINESS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-19
miscellaneous.

A SOLAR MATCH--N Sulphur. 1.-THE BEST
n burning Match either for Kitchen, Parlo Smokers or
Trsveers' use cheap sulphur Matches no S9pn9r OF
Smell when burning Sold everywhere. Ohce OF Solar nia'eh
Company, Nos. l0l and los Beekmsnst. N. \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-19

Tncrease ....,............... aa2I II
The increase for the first five month"; u the fiscal
year is about $4,000.
Annexed isthe statement of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company up to May /, 1862:
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
AT
SCHAPKER & BUSSING'S

VITB ARRD DAILY RECEIVING NEW GOODS
w in the Millinery line and offer the best in
ducem nts to dealers and consumers that can be
found in tn city.
Miss Epperson and Miss Lyons do the bleaching
and trimming to the entire satisfaction OF our Gus
toners SCHAPKER BUSSING,
poy4 No. 40 Main street.