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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-15
Board OF CouneiIn,en.
OyYiciAL.l

osrciALl erArrD SESSION. Saturday Dec, T. 1883
The Board met pursuant to adjournment 10 their Chamber
No. 10 City Hall . 49, ,,, ~ A.,
connsll Repper, Houghisln, Hsyland, Cav, hc0rsth.
Munsy oBrien, Brandon Biice. Russell and y9yee-le
In the absence Of the President Councilman hkALS moved
that Councilman Webster take the ehAif
The minutes Of the 9th inst were read and approved
Ry Councilman McGRATH-
Bill Of r Iiupsrk for hitting up pol Of Tenth Election
Witch We. referred to the Comptroller with power
And directed to DO sent to tho Board OF Alder
men for concurrence.
Bi Of Nicholas Houghion for stng up election poll Of the
Seventh District, Eighteenth Ward
Which was referred TO the Comptroller with power
And the directed TO be sent TO tho Board oil Alder
BIZ Of Charles RengiDge for fitting up poll Of Sixth Dis
trict, Twentieth Ward
Which va. referred to the Comptroller with ,POw,r,
the directed TO be sent 70 the Board OF Alder
Tor concurrence.
Councilman BRANDON moved that the Board do now take
recess until hye O clock
Which carried.
AYTER RECESS.
p,,,ep.-Councilnen Hayes Riley Webster Oross, Nc.
cmr.n HepDer Honghtaln Hsyi.and, Cav mcGrah, Muir
ray, o Brien Blandon Brce, Russell. and Joyee-is.
BILLS
b Of Lame. Walsh amounting ten dollars for 6u!ng up
election poll Second District Iweniy,seoond Ward
Which referred to the Comptroller, with power.
Bl Of William baird amounting to ten doIs for fitting up
election poll Of Twelfth District Eighteenth Ward
Which was referred 10 the COMPTROLLER with powell
BY Councilman JOYCE
Eil of Frederick LepeniYe amounting 10 ten dollars for
fitting I'D election poll OF Fourth District Twenty second
Ward. "a
Which was referred to the Comptroller with power
By Councilman UAvLAHD-
B3I Of Joseph Timer amounting to ten dollars for fitting
election up poll Of First District Ninth Ward
Which referred to the Conplroli.f with powell
BY Councilman BRANDON 80 49,
Bill Michael CoeT amounting 70 ten doafs Tor nung up
poll OF y ousth District. Twenty hIst Ward.
WHICH was referred 70 the Comptroller with power.
BY Councilins9 A9GEAfY7- a
Bin Of John CLARK 66iDs 10 ten dollars for citing up
| slfelioS poll Fourtsenth Distnd. Eighteenth Ward.
Which referred to tns Comptroller with power.
by Councilman BRANDON
Bin Of Pst Carroll amounting 10 ten dollars for 6tiny up
el6clioh bon u Ninth pstdcl, Twenty first Ward
Which was referred 10 Comptroller with powell
BY Councilman JOYCE
Bin Of Gabriel Ksu6ord for hins up poll Of the Seventh
| Election District, Twenty second Ward
Which referred TO Comptroller with power.
By Councilman JOYCE
Bl Of John r. ssignap amounting dollars fitting
up election pull Of Eighth Election District Twenty second
Ward
| Which wee rsfoued to Comptroller With powsG
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Gorroration Notices.

CRY Ispxcroas DEPARTMENT. New YORK Dec 100
4 SHES and CABBAGE - WINTER Az
u pANGruE The n I.r.ign.d would respectfully
cal, The attention II cliizens,o the necessity Of aDtans
NON placing their sshe. and garbage on the dswats un
.,rst lance with this rule Is rendered necessary 70 ~
vent the being thrown nto the cutters oy aeeae
on o,h.r~. So from which nay be difficult to remove
fr0xrn cutters accumulation OF sEo~
the viii prevent those lsise Acnnnason Of nee
in the cutters aud ..re.,s a. long daced tee oiy
on tho approach II spring.
me ~ GAYS VII S. daily every street 20 PROMPTLY cay
800 he a.h.. ready 20 be r.mo-ed All complaints II NEG
lei 10 comply this reqai.ion being reported TO th
FLA BOOLE. City Inspector
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furniture.
Gar0ware, Cutlrrp, sc.

DIG IRON for SALE.
II $50 tuns beet No. ! GLENGNk on dock.
AGO tuus beat No. 1 GARTSHERRlE In yard
no tun. beat No. | GARrshER Rlb on coeL
$50 tuns hest No. 1 COLrNEss on dock
$50 tnn, beat No. | POu6HkEEPslE at nnnsos-
go tun, best No. 2 POuGHkfEPSlE 81 isihsos'
$50 tun, best No. | PEEkShIl.L 81 furnace, .,..A
go tuns best No LFHlGH VALLEY az nuraoo'"S~~
go urn, best No | THOMAS at Ehsaee.hpot.
ae tun. best No 1 WROUGHT sIhAF "'S~
500 tuns best BAR IRON at yAd
sor sale !" 10" :" "an's' pIrTYE. WILSON b Co,
Nos ,2o and s29 Ssu,h~
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Cost an0 fonno.

DEWARD.-$lO REWARD. -LoSshn' noa
III "wednesday night. Dec. D. kEWFouNphLsNs. mot on
tw thirds grown entirely black sserpa w,t iTlAsl viii
..asiys the Sbovs reward.
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paper Bass, &e.


NIACHINE-MADE PAPER BAGS.
WI BERLIN L JONES. No. IA Wiliam-st
E'LOUR BAGS-Manufactured by
Il BERLIN JONES, No. ia Wliismst.
CEED Observation-Disclosures by
y BERLIN JONES, No. I34 Wilismst
" BERLIN JONES, No. I3t WIliamst.
hRUGGlSTS' Observation-Disclosures by
IL BERLIN JONES. No. LA Wiliam-st.
INNVELOPES-Manui by
Ia BERLIN L JONES, No. ia WiniAm-s Il
t1sAAinn UarAo. Ef.
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Professional Notice..

NHARLES \. SPENCER, Attorney and
~ Counselor Law Proctor and Advocate IN u = Courts
No. $50 Broadway Now 9th. kcsiJcaco-No W Loadon
Terrace " Get 2Jd .t. (bc,~ecn Nh and 10Th sssD
EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. D., Editor OF The
IL sc.lpel attend. exclusively 10 FRATlIE SURGERY
ani tho more obscure disease. OF tho Pelvic Nscrrs Hernia
enorrhoids Narcooer and tis,ls Office hours nom TO
a 4 20 and to . Evening" The last number OF Tho
containing articles these subees may be had Of
'EVfRARDUS WARNER. No N~sey-st.. Astor House.
VOHN BISSELL, No. l07 Broadway, below
- Court.ndt st. duly sppontcda to tase
had thnty years experience. NOTARY iUbL.C. Nc Al
ways la In business hours
NTILLIAM w. SANGER, NJ. ID. (ate Resi-
w dent Physician Blaekwsrs isAnd Uh.cr No ~ Gin.
ton pace (athst) Nowiok City chse bouss Nom 10 u
q ~ and from 3 10 2.
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NINE DFMORYSTS TRANSPARENT BRILLlAn.
LIQUID COLORs for Carries DE- VIslTE and EN-
CRAVINGS Price 80 cents also with Bushs India Ink. sta
- cents mailed iree
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Ueooin9 Garbs. Sc.

AT WIN. EVERDELIs SONS, l0l Fulton.
~ ,-WEDDING CARDS Fine Stationery. Colored lni.
t.l stampins monosrsns, Door and Number Psss seal
i,..s. Biani Books Chscts Notes. Labels, ~. (Estsb
IsAcd 1915.
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NINE pYMORYsTs French Corsets, 80 50 70 - ~
suring Bosom PADS IS Excelsior Dress Shields
c.nt. Prize Medal sairt 81 to 81; Combination Soc
RENDER and shoulder Braces 81 cenis SELF luckns Attsco
men, for Sewing Machines 3 Patterns OF tue fashAeeA
Wsi., Pattern. Gu, the Is cents etc. eto
EMPORIUM olFASHION-. No Az Broadway branchs4
No n Ea.t I4,h No. ia Pierepon st. Brookyn ~
.l.o in ali tho cities Of the Union sni Canada stc
DO no, al to the splendid number Of THE MlRh0B
or FASHIONS ready.
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NOTICE.-The co-partnership heretofore ex-
IN i.tins between WILLIAM. BELL, ROBERT COURT,
NEY and SAMUEL A. MILLS under tho firm nanie Of
MILL COURTNEY MILLS Is hereby dissolved nom and
after Ills dste.-Nsw. YoTk, December !? 1902 .,
~ Vs. BELL, COURTNEY MILLS.
ROBERT COURTNEY,
SAMUEL A. MILLS
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TSEFUL and DESIRABLEi HOLIDAY
u GIFTS.
NINE DEMORESTs MIRROR OF PAsHI0NS.LGesse
--latest ard Be., Fashion Magazine. Single eopss " oeasst
yearly Sl with valuable Premiums
NINE DEMOREsTs IMPERIAL DRESS ELEVATV3
They raise the easily and GRACEFUL, all around and ~
a. down a, will Price 50 ccnts mailed Tree.
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WHOLESOME AND CHEAP SWEET

w MEATs-Sgpcrior Chinese Chow Chow and Preserves
Ginger In srup by the " single Jaf: .
ROWLAND JOHNSON, No. - Besverse
CONETHING USEFUL FOR THE HOLI.
y DAYS-cHOiCE QUALITY or TEA AT MODERATo
PRICEsJus, received in or nal packages nom Chm. -
p.ror lONG IN boxc. Of about IL ~ for FAMILY USE.
Also Ensh breakfast and japanese Tea IN any a1sauy ~
retail Fancy and STAPLE japanese and Chinese GOOD.
ROWLAND JOHNSON, Commission Merchant sna otoss~
no Mrket,, Philalel phis and ~ Beaver :.wiork
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Ccpartnsrsbip Notifies.

DISSOLUTION-The firm OF SPElR 4
IL LOwERRE Ia this day dissolved by mutual consent.
=" ''"'''' WY H. sPEIR
q. u. LOWERRE.
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MNY. DEMORFsTS IMPROVED FIRST-PREMlU1
RISNING-STIlCH 81 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A. AAnes
OF n atsrials. Price S.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15

Of and Jersey 63s5c Csnsdisn and wese.
ern 8JS6lc and State ut 66Iio Corn iess ac'Ive
and IL shade lower; sses or &c. bush butc !o' e
sound n1ed Western 9r93c. for sound do s1pSio Igr
yellow Jersey and 96c for White Western enia isI
rsqua eaes 0C0 bush at d O6p bl VI Tor Jersey sua
q Q90 81 10 for State "a small lots
HOPS are steady and In moderate demand a. buE0o iof
common 10 prime quality. +.
HAY-Tbe suoTy fair and fair inquiry prsvais sales
OF 30 bales at Il Q96c y 100 ID. - ..... . 4,
NAVAL STORES quite firm, and selling slowly Of iul
previous fstes .. 8 IL =, f.-
All 49,. - Nf--7' ar
PKOVf5IONs-The Pork market 10 little active, ai
steady rates. sales OF 800 bbs at 5l3 500 70 for od
Msssi SIS so1sl5 IS for do. and @l3 l2f9Sl3 70
for Prime Beef IL dull and heavy: s.les OF 100 bDs
SIOaslI IS for plain Mess snd $l2a 5i3 30 FOR Prime
TsIcs Bssf Is In moderate supply AID she market n vey
quiet, Beef Hama inactive. Cut Meats are IN better 20
1and but a. slightly easier ssles OF 800 pksa 9tO
$40 for Shoulders, and 6i67tc for Hans Bacon 10 I'M
proved request but pnors ars fully TO- esssr sass
600 boxes 6id6ic for Cumberland CUT 10 or b0ni
Ribbed; 7Au7c Short Ribbed &C. for Long Csal anu
919jo for Short Clear Lard s In fair demand at
ssl-s Of 5000 pigs eiDl0Ec tbs latter rate Tor ehoee.
We slso note small sales of Grease a. S6ylo.
SEEDS-The inquiry for Clover Seed % limited ana sns
market rather lower sales Of New at and o,s
bush Rough Flax Sssd salabls ct 90 500 81 sf oasn'
of Sc N. :,
TALLOW 10 hardly frm but 10 In fair request sales OF
$1,000 10 Western at l36llIa and 30 900 ID City tc
TOBACCO-The demand 10 vary ight sales 81 nnds hen
tucky at se24c. ~
WHISKY s heavy and limited depsnd saes Of $50 bols
az 46c for State and Western.
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The bulls in Erie ssser. that the road has earned
in the fret three months Of the year six months
dividend on both Preferred and Common stock.
The quotations In London were, on the Cd April:
Consols, 92I e92i; Erie, 4ilsi5ii and Illinois Gen.
trail, 43i e4ii discouDt-there being but little in
quiry.
The deposits with the Sub-Treasnrer to-day were
about s55O,OOO for temporary loan and conversion
into the y cent $50 loan.
Gold has been less violently excited to-day, and
has fuctuated with moderate transactions, between
lj5 sl5S, closing at l54i bid.
The Commercial Advertiser says:
We understand that the Tax Commissioners Of
this City refuse 10 strike from the list Of texabes all
U. \. Government Securities purchased since the
18th Of January.
The produce markets to-day are heavy and dull.
Flour s OF lOc. y barrel, and Wheat and Corn lc.
per bushsl. Provisions are also heavy.
In Money there is no change. The rate on call
loans 10 sac Y cent
Several auction sales Of Dry Goods were held to-
day at which there was full attendance, and on
tho whole better feeling was shown.
Tie N,r- Oreans Erd's price current Of the 4lh
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A GENCY of THE NATIONAL GIVE
n TWENTY YEAR, LOAN.
OFncn OF LlvBRNoRR. CLRvs Co, !
No. "a Wsli-st.. New York.


We take this means Of answering the humorous Inquiries
made Of Us respecting the s. FveTNepty Loan ioT which
act saeuts. .,
usy n Gold the st Of May and the dst Of Rovemeer
Have Twenty years to bot being redeemsoe 81 the
pleasure Of the Government after i've years are deaisnAted
Are issued both IN Coupon and Registered Bonds the
former in denominations Of 50 l0Os $685. 00os the latte;
In 5ts ltls SOJs, ,OCO. 5OOes and 10 oO0L
The Coupon Bonds have coupons attached for twenty
yetrs and are payable and transferable TO bearer
The Registered issued In the OF the purchaser
whose and residence recorded on the books Of the
Treasury Department ct Wahugtoul and are only transfer
ab by snstne power OF storDey before authorized
Government ocis Tho iIterest IL collected IN the same
at the Sub Treasury nearest the owners
Both Principal and Interest are payable 10 Ood a pro
Tided BY Act Of Congress.
Are (n common with all Government Bondsl free from
TtxAon by city town county State and the irc0s de-
Yived tberero is subject only TO oneaah Of the u B.
tar levied upon incomes derived from other souioes
The privilege Of conVerSion At pT will eelss on tie hfs'
81 July 1858.
These Bonds supplied pur and accrued interest
IN commencing TO the purchaser npon
p0st OF the money. Hence tas frat Coupon fslng due
Being ped win the date of the issue of the Bond viii
Be fractional instead Of three per cent like the saeeesdps
ones
We shall shortly be prepared deliver all the various Do
nomuAtions upon application ,
The eaavers and printers nave been unsble to furnish
made TO meet the demand and 10 expected thbs With tho
Increased force employed upon them there will be ess
delay hereafter =,
Orders by mail otherwise accompanied BY dram on New
York or current funds win be promptly responded TO.
LIYERMORE CLEWS L. Co.. BGnkerk
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slar.ers-CAREypLIy HEPoRr1D yOE THK n. Y. TGrBu,l
lukanAY Arfil L. lAAl

IUksDAY, April ID, Ito1
tsHEs--Tks market IL doll and nosiinal.
FLOUR AND MEAI-Ths markst for. Mestern and State
Foa dull and the low grader slightly lower ia syps.
thy with Cod aud EI;inss tho pOot a.Vmenl Of sound
Stn srng restct busluess somewhat Trade btands
arm ard limited drmsgd tho ssos 10 bo 81 So %
n6 for snpeFns btsts 10 $685. 10 for EKtra Stse
~ Ip o. 3 fof BAncJ dol 6 9JG 81 80 Tor low sadvs
o, Western Extra; ~ pa 40 .or SAippus Ohio 500
90 - for Trace and fAn praads, and ~ Jod ~ - Tor -
Ionis EIr,A Canadian Flour ia quiet aud shade lower
.as Of 4bI bb 80 G ~ 70 0r low grados o( ESs.
and 81 ~ % for Trade and Family brands southern
10 fair dnman tspecsy the better grades aud the
market il heavy bat nos aoy ower saos Of 100 bbla
a. l0d % .r mined TO good sGl crime country bTsnds
Aud 81 7Jd 90 u7i Trad. and Family Eztras of rhs
air Rye ouI s steady ana Ia lme ed rcquest sales OF
1850 bbs At ~ a. 30 49, Germ Meal is dull aud hesVJ I"
% -.
GRAIS-The Whest makst IL Ices Active aud Ia castor
aud quo tho cOaoi the decline and uniettyd rate o ef
change aud tho hgsd supply OF sound Offering oslrc ou
nee lGAsu4y; the demand mined 10 tue urgent wALh VI
.lnptIs miien hol5ng back anticipating
lower rates Ths baes 10 Du,h Winter Red Western
- deliySiei 1000 90. good Amber do at ~ eIa
35J do. Amber Jerssy, &c. at b 40 bl Iot pse2 - -
steady and ga fair rsqucst Of 5000 bush good one a.
S. snd 500 DO. Canada East private terms pIy N.Y.
Mat ia dull yst steady ct I 5oO$l o. Oats arc IN ~
sor.Y aud " good sSqaoss slightly sahaaosa 's's' ~
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15

OyrcR on THK TOLEDO IyD WABASH RAILWAY Co..
No l32 BROADWAY, EEw.Y YORx. Ise. Is, ld6J.
VNO the HOLDERS Of the BONDS of the To-
1 LEDO and ILLINOIS, ,nd LAKE BIlB' WABASH
and ST LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANIES, commonly
- a tbe FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS Of the 10
LIMO and WABASH RAILWAY CO-Notice is hereby
sysu that the Toledo and Wabash ROwsy Co. will extend
mil August le che payment Of the principal OF 90 many
the shoveamed Bonds shall be presented at THIS once
S.tween s dy Of February and tie lt day OF May next
f hr purpose Of having the agreement for the extension
tnlsrssd thereon and the hsyeGy coupons for Interest
sitaehed By order OF the Board Of Direetors, ,
-@- - BOODY prosiAept.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15

ILs Bostoa JTdre!leT Of fyestarday says that the
Committee OF the Boston and Worcester and
Western Railroad. have agreed upon terms OF con-
,oilntion The particulars hayo not yot Nanspired.
Mr.. Shaw of Suffolk, q State director IN the Weat-
ern Railroad, has introduced q proposition in tue
Senate for an enabling act, by which the neeced
lsg,l mower TO mite, M the Albany and BostOn
road NAV be given " the stockholders OF the two
roads.
Alta special meeting Of the Fitcbburg Railroad, o
vote was passed rafying the contract OF tie dirsc.
tor,, by which tho Fitchburg Company, The Yer
mont and Massachusetts Railroad Company, aud the
Troy and Boston Railroad Company, in considera'
ton that the Commonwealth OF Massachusetts shali
complete tho Troy and Greenfield Railroad and
Ho,aic Tunnel, agree TO pay each ~ v cent OF iis
eross earnings upon such passenger and freight bus
ness as shall pass upon over any part or the whole
Of such railroad, subject to certain conditions.
A meeting Of the first mortgage boudhoders Of the
Vermont Central Railroad was held at Boston, at
which committee was appointed to consider the
onestion Of compromise with the Cansda road,
4 pr,eteabe, &C. to report at an adjourned meet.
ing.
TIIB "GoLD BILL
The foeble bill that passed the Assembly forbid
dns the Banks lend on Tho ofgold above par srd
~ M .fsreuCe 20 BIS or Exchange, has been parsed In
~ .s., With sons an.ndnsrts that put life aud power
nc a. Tho Serste Aendsut wisely forbid al loans upon
oJ ana mis- Exchange, which only orders for gold
10 Allow OF osns par only 70 give Eeals cheek TO the
sod sprcuaoas movement dtmsang 10 al the Interests or
ths county Bsnks Merc5ent' Fanier' aud above all
eornK IL right of rho Government When gold Ia at
II I'd have come eject tho mAgin would be larger
tb.a sk borrowers coud faIa,h, bu. the restraining force
OF Ibe Ia would diminish tho premium Ss that
Al gn or $50 Il, 10 only on,hslf great IL This
b .ays 10 the gold buys pot sold to 40 aud rsa'en
10 eary 2o or IN other words to bng ts Nsonsl cur
rency down 0 equality with that of JEDI Davis, will
put ou the brakes snd prevent smssb uI"-but
fee woIk the Nsora hon being Tsised
10 par with gold You dopgeoiue the National currency
20 or 90 psr cent bat y3n must not 60 II TOO srong
ii Auythin. wanting g. prove tho vi the senae
snI it FURNISHED vy she statements Of tsoss who
o.e thsfa For in.Uncp: Thee auoudmeHs after sLe
whole nb.ssnee % the usAnre Thst Is just what they do
ry give rs eicsJy. IL 10 catsin wosld do iuca
cu,bs mitchell smoas pogseGs" Whyt 'Bscsuse ell
prices OF imported goods have been omolsy iDhaed by
The god aion ard tie Sauae biz Will III br syecI
stlon ar Urosi down 20 their but
letter let the foysf than 20 weaken tho psen by de-
plet5uD TEe fsgsr will kl him, to 10 sure but shat w
only happen after q while.
W oul .e. sio! In TO Assembly 30 hsisbqed by sven
One thing would ust hiu. that hA the
squfm o Copporhesds undo, The sensIe bill TIE clesrO.
pes.ibls sdn4ission Of IL potency d.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15

OF NIVId tnIUUHb to IrsutUD UNSI v
cent upon the eotnnan stock Of s2,0O0,000. Tho
Company ssill hold about sa0O, 900 First and Second
Mortgage Bonds, and nearly 100000 Preferred
Stock, the proceeds Of which will be moro than su
Geisnt to purchase the additional machinery
necessary for the increasing business of the road.
The aggregate exports Of produce and merchandise
(sxclusivo Of specie for the past week was Oo4
The following table win compare the presen.
condition Of the city banks with that q; tho close Of
tbs correyrondng ,ya.L Ia.. vasr.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15

Number reported for this marass At Foryf0ur!h street,
4, ,12i.
The prices TO-DAY quoted as follows;
Firttauaity.......ll1l 1l2 Ordinary.
n edum
Exua good Beeves, on ssls.
TIE general average OF tho market at 10ic-
The most Of the sales range from loo 70 lllo.
Priees per head and per pound. Of different weights wiz
BE- found In accounts OF sales OF sundry q oveA
Total number Of bseves received in the city this week
1892.
rms is Isl bead more than las. week and 4A head
than The sVsgs OF as. year The average number eaeh
"wednesday market lAa gear o52 head while the
ber 24 shows y head than the
aid l6l head more thi. day week
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15

Maitland. A. Rst, and Chsrlss B. Wainwright Of Philadsl
phs Stephen Tsber and D. T. Floyd Jones OF Long Island
Al subsequent meeting Of ths Board, Oliver
Charick, esq, was unanimously elected President
OF tho Board for the coming year. Under the new
management il ia believed that this road will prove
more remunerative to the stockholders than 1t has
been heretofore.
The earninca Of tha Nor-rinh AID y-orcaatar Rail.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
NEw.YORK CATTLE MARKET.

Fon rss WEEK EsDISG TUEspAr April II, 1883.
rorlL RECEIPTS CATTLE oB ALL KIsDs FOR THs vBsn
According the reports from the several places Id
the city, there have been received this week;
Sheppard
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J.RcySy.-Yeste,

ALLEGED GRAND LARcENr.-feeterday Olncer
CARROLL OF the Txentyeyenh Precinct arrested Sophia Caro-
line and her before Justice Downg at the Tombs Poos
our charged with stealing 30 fom Frederick Strsckea Of
bail 10 auswet.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
a.--snf. Of Produce.

A.. :, soeo bbl. Flour 40 bbls Corn Meal, i,soe
a0 600 bush. Oats 1000 Do Seed, 20 pigs
th, zoo ao Batter 10 100 do Proyisons Toso DO reas'
leaya. --..~.--~~-~.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
CIEvFLlSD. COIrSpr, oLSGSA1il Apnl i'd f. i5s, '"
,rERNiILYE & Co.,

xrERNnLYE & Co.,
BANKERS. Ne. a WALL-sT,
VIII receive subscrptlons to the
MS SIX PER CENT FIvE.FwENTY BONDS.
Subscribers depOsDg With will receive Bonds Of da'o
81 .absoripton subject to secruing interest,
After few days the supply from the Government VIII have
been 80 r increased as to sysid all delays 10 filling orders
ard enable keep constantly hand assortment squA
4. m. dem,nd. vERNILYE Co..
Agents $50 Loan
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
Tinaneial.
o,,,cs CtxvvrArD AND Torspo RAr5E0lae, l.e, Co.

ov,,cs CLEVELAND AND ToIspo R.idEotp, EEo'lse, Co.
CLrvpIASD, Ohio Merch 5 i0bS SSporrp
DTvIpEND NOTICE.-A Dividend OF fOuh u.ds
Hyper CENT on ths Csp.ts s9es nSuifhYE 81 hI; 4 Co,
81 be p,id st the oAi,e OF ess Ell Of APRIL
~ u Msu street Eew-Yofk, on the z-a u'' -
n,1t. free Of GoveTumenttar -. ,ith dsy Of APRIL
The transfer books will close on ne pay tho 2ld st
oIt AZ CLOCK ~ m. aud roman M tbe bret eAy
oclook N Diy1ea1s Teinsn,ng ~ 20 . of the Com.
o. June will sfsI that date be psa pa,oo Nee.York.
psny In Cleveland in sight eA''' H. C. LUCE Treasurer.
CIEVEI.SD, CoIrsgr.t cTGSAA4I5l Aoal ff T. IsS,
v,,,,r, .n1O,rpNED MEETING Of the Stock
NE :; N, cSmp,ay VII he'd :. 7N 2sSs e the
Company in Clevdahd nsa Ua@. y
The usntieI books VIII GEO. II. RUSSELL Sec'y.
tnSt.
--.---TsP1R TSs P1Rx BASk NEw.YoRK, Apr! IA, 1853.
" UT rrTION for II DIRECTORS of this
A bbEV bbEt. sn,si,g wear and INSPECTORS fer the
IA BAna i0s octSn vii b9 held at the BANKING House
pszt ensums on MONDAY May from IL to O'clock
by 0iu'' CHAiLES A MACY, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15

/ AWYER-I take Law Business and charge
= = n1oNo RNoorHlNG FOR MY FEES II 90 not succeed d.
ioWEs, Lawyer, No. 10 Hs,ssp'st. " deoG
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
% Wbcm II man Concern.

A SECRET that every Married Woman should
N KNOW-Inclote Fifty cents and stamped envelope,
sAdrsnod to yourself 70 Box No 66 PostOce, Winchester,
N. Ii. Simple and chesp.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15

A most anentebs accident, which occurred al HornelI
vills on the Erie Road the past week. should
caution TO all psr,ons In charge Of stock Capt. VIM
Hutchinson OF biggsye Henderson Co.. H. one Of tn
most sober careful. steady men, 80 ysA old who ma
been many years IA the business ~ last 50 far foso
TO stand betwoon two cars on the track holding n
assistant pcneh up the bullocks that bad laid aovn
whsa W. gina backed up ismmed him between sr0s'