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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-06

sIohsnsed snss with stesahp AustrslasAs. henos fes
Liverpook arrived tshl
Ship Aary Ogden Hathaway. Liverpool Dec. "a. VIA
Queenstown In leaky condition.
Bark Evening Star Mansfield. Arroyo, p r, Adays fcs
New-iiAyen. and uolasses to II w. d. Arnsronr
heavy weather lost deckload 6s, and put
Brig Cieyerlgh lBr MoCresry. Lsbon 81 days salt 10 L.
=. Annnck Co. Experienced heavy weslier; split and
Jed Frye Co. 1' ~ "
Brig Union DennisOn, Calais days. lumber 70 Simpson
Schr Pennsylvsnia, Wall, BarnstabIe.
sctn > NJ shatdek, Clrnals. Middetowr.
schr. Lion, fubush RocklAnd
WESD-During tSs day Z. N. E., heavy.
spoken.
April bark Eleanor from Cardiff for Portland steering for
Chatham Light. -
March 81 Ia. 90 Ion. IT, bark Queen Of the Sea- from
Lcadon for New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-06

iresjc oommoo Clarified Do Il ieaisic., and 10. d "
hhds New Orleans Clarified b. Clair White Ella, tho high
est rate known In this market Refined very
G all rcnnsr asking 23c fos Had and small lots sold
a. high as 23ic.
SPLITTER qnsi but very rm; sales OF 40 uns silessn
ship at I2c., Gosh.
TOBACCOThere Is little doing In this article tho stocks
hand are mostly Of inferior quality sales Of ID hhds Ken
tucky at "a 126o.
TALLOW Is In better demand and the market Is steady
saes Of 900 ID at for Western, and l2i9i2a for
Eastern and City.
TIN-Block Tin ID rather quiet and the market Is without
much change sales Of 200 slabs Straits 4e cash. inside
rate most holders being firm at %. 049;c
WHISKY IL In fair demand and the nsrks fruer sales
Of $50 bbs. al 81 90 fos State, aud > o5 for Western
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Goparinersbip Notices.

DISSOLUTION.-The partnership heretofore
~ existing between the undersigned, under the nsme
and firm Of CANAAN & Co, "a this day DISSOLVED
b. mutual cousent.-Da.ed March 81, 1854
OSWALD CAlMANN, BLAKELEY WILSON
JAMES N. FULLER CHARLES L.. CAMMANN,
CHARLES p. CUMMINGS,
LIMITED PARTNERsHIP.-No,icei Is hereby given that
CHARLES L. CAhfMANN, who resides In the Town OF
Yves; Farm. Ia the County OF Westcheser CHARLES p.
City Of Hew.Y6rk, OSWALD CAMMANN, who resides in
said Town Of West Farms, BLAKELEY WILSON who re:
sides In the Town Of bergen Hudson County IN the State Of
City of have formed limited partnership pursu
the poyous OF tho Revised Statutes OF the State Of New
York aud the amendments thereto TO carry IN the City Of
New tho Stock and Exchange Commission business
der the and firm Of
CAhIMANN 6 Co.
That said CHARLES l.. CAMMANN, CHARLES P. CUM
hliNGS and GEORGE w. FULLER the general partner
and the said OSWALD CAMMANN, BLAKELEY WILSON
and JAMES NJ FULLER the special partners therein.
Tha. said special partners have contributed the OF 800
Of capital that tto say; the said OSWALD CANAAN
has contributed the Of $4,000 capital toward the com
sock this said BLAKELEY WILSON hiss contrib nted
the Of capital toward the stock. and
the said JAMES NJ FULLER has contributed the OF
20 900 capital tow ard the stock; and that the said
IA the 3lst dsy OF March 1904
and g terminate the 3lss day OF March, l0Sa-Dated this
Ct cmaaLEs i. CANAAN CHARLES P. CUMMINGS.
GEORGE w. FULLER. OSWALD CAdMANN,
BLAKELEY WILSON, JAMES W FULLER.
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TUESDAY. April 5-P. ".


The Government rate for Gold was 1864 !;
the street rate was 1914 closing at lGsi. stockf
in the street were steady. Fort Wayne was
actve and rose to l47l Government bonds were
steady. Registered y cents 1884, ll3l; Coupon p
cent 1891 ll3i 0l4 Registered 52os, Ill 1905 April
iliallli; August, ll5 State bonds steady. Tennos.
see 6s, 6li16li Missouri 6s, ~. 673. Coal stocks
steady. Delaware and Hudson. 1891 239l Pennsylva.
mia Coal 24022i, Cumberland s7as7l Central Coal,
solas9i; American Coal. llol0lll; Minnesota, SEA
IS; Quicksilver Mining Company, s5as5; Pacific Mail,
e29a229i; Central American Transit Company so;
New.York Central, l43i el43I; Eric Railway 1901 a
i26l AL Government stocks firm. and the zoos up
TO Ill bid. In State bends a small business at flI
rates Missouri 6s Pacific Railroad ISSUE ere up 10
Tot. Ohio and Mississippi Certificates, CT. Bank
stocks unusually firm. and few could be had at cur.
rent rates Canton Co. is firm OF 734 Coal stocks high.
er and wanted, Cumberland selling at 81. The
Mining list Is active Rutland Marble. %; Canada
Copper Of; Central OF Colorado Ia; Quartz HILL 81
Mariposa, 81, Passaic, %. Gregory 3oi Central
Transit rose to S. advance of y cent There was
large business In the NewYoTk roads ct last nights
rates Michigan Southern was weak at ll5i; Fort
Wayne strong at 147l The Western shares were firm,
with large transactions At the Second Board the
market was fairly steady except Harlem, which rose to
lltal4e and Erie which sold at 1885,. 1t under.
stood that there win be no legislation at Albany unfa
yorabe to this stock and that ali new stock win be
distributed to old Shareholders as is the custom with
The stock of all strong companies. The closing prices
werc: Gold. 1881; Erie, 1851 Hudson River. 1884,
Harlem. IA, Reading. 1884; Michigan Southern ll6i
Michigan Guaranteed. l5i; Illinois Central, 1901
Cleveland and Pittsburgh. 1896 Galena l27l Toledo,
iS4; Rock Island. i24; Pittsburgh and Fort Wayne,
1884; Terro Haute and Alton Preferred loo& Central
Transit 53i Cumberland. SIT Mississippi and Mis-
souri,. CO.
Freights continue rather dull and very much
depressed To Liverpool the engagements are. 10000
bush. Wheat at 2ad., In bulk, 1900 do DO at Sd in
bags 500 bbls Flour at ls L5Oo boxes Bacon OF los
200 do do at 1884, l25 tics. Lard ct l0alls 70 bhds'
Talow al lis 3D.; per neutral vessel IS tics. Beef Q.
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fAdvetisemeutl
FEST NATIONAL BANK o. hEw-YoRK.
Designated Depository and Fiscal Agent OF United States
NATIONAL 1910 FIVE PYR CENT LOAN.


Designated Depository and Fiscal Agent Of United States
NATIONAL 1910 FIVE PR CENT LOAN.
Instructions from the Secretary Of the Treasury dated
March &C. 1861 this Bank will receive subscriptions for the
National 10 20 Five Per Cent Loan In coupon bonds reg
tered certificates redeemable ssr ten, aud payable forty
wears from date in COIN and will allow to bank, bankers, and
broker. the usual commission CT one eighth Of per
This Loan bears gold interest payable semi annnsy,
coupon and registered bonds IL $50 and and annually
on bonds Of the denominations of 80 and 100 dollars
In subscribing parties requested to pay the accrued In
tsrs from The first Of March the day Of subscription in
coin OF in currency adding Gily por cent premium.
The interest on this Loan is payable on the frat days Of
March and September In each year The semSnnual cou
pon are payable at those dates and the annual coupon, the
so and 100 bonds are payable the hrs Of March.
The Secretary of the Treasury closes his instructions In Tho
following words;
On the above terms the Ft National Bank Of the City
ceye ,cripons National 1910 Loan, and Is hoped
that 4. exeonson the most ekr9etic and eove employ
ment Of which great reliance Pacsdw, pc attended
'''' 3 ?. CHASE. Secretary Of the Treasury.
"To s. c. TuosP5os, esq Prehidont"
The coupon bonds will be ready for delivery early In APRIL
snd esisteTed bonds about the hrst Of May
Remttances may be made in Legal Tender notes. National
Bank notes in drafts Co. par in this city, addressed
JAMES CUaPHzr Cashier First National Bank,
Kew.YOIk, March 20, 1904. Eew.York.
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Arrived.

Steamship Potomac Sherwood, Portland rn5se. and pass
TO H. B Cromwell Co. Spoke the h bark Eleanor, from
Cardiff for Portland steering for Chatham Lgti was three
miles Of Pollock Rip. tho ghtshp which had COMO
,jr tho bark considered In dangerous position.
steamer Empire City ~. n trunsportl Marry hey West
2sh to u 5. OuaT,ermaster. Experienced heavy f. n H.
ard ~ gaes and has been days " Of HateTss April at
D. NJ 10 miles ~ Of Hatteras passed. steamship Western
NetTopos bound g. iih of Winter Quarter Sboa passed
large schr sunk In - athos Of water with topmasts just
81 water.
Steamer Jo'ePhns Thompson, Mccoy, Baltimore md'e. to
William DnlLell
Steamer Anthracite Jones. Phladephia mdse, sc TO Lops
Steamer Brsiol Charles, Philadelphia, mdGe. to Jamo
Steamer Beverly Pierce. PHILADELPHIA mdse &c 10 James
Steamer weGehe.,er Bsker Providence md.s 3c.. to
steamer Osprey Aldsich Providence, md'e to Edward
Bynner -, 81, i,
d,y. tndse and pass Spoeord, Tlesion Co. The r.
experenced heavy weather during the passage March 70
psssed ,hp Ellen Austin hence for LycIpooii 2st was In
co with .iip Francis Is. Cutting from Liverpool FOR New
York Anil of Fire Island took pilot from boat Josiah
Johnson No 30 April g. OF East Hampton fell Ia with sehr
Brown Stone from Scunnet r. l., for Providence with loss
Of nj. and rudder and sinking condition. took from her
the captain three and brought them to this port
Ship Francis n. Cutting MaIouey Liverpool March Is,
md,e and pas to j. Smith Dunning Experienced heavy
winds during the passage was three days In he Chsnne
Aoril2 when Of sLnieock compelled 70 haul on tho
driven to tho OF the Delaware IL days rom Tuska to
Shin 1jres. Western Thurber Liverpool March TO- mds.
and In pass Chas H. Marshall Co. March H. In the
Channs seaman name unknown, tell from tho lioooom
overheard and WA Lost, March ~. lat u ~ 'oa 70 W.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EEw-YoRK.......APRn s.
Cleared.

seansipChinA Orb Anderson, Liverpool, +. Cunsri.
BsfLs-g;8ry BENTLEY, csrk ToItugas, w Ewell Co.
Cslarne Jane. Mchnnon Picou c. b; Swain; Acme OR
Campbell, Nsn Crul, Hargous Co.. Marie Lucie Ham,
De licl sen Beasi Funch Melncke Wendt; y. c. War
WICK, scott EiEabe,hpor, Prenderga.t Bros Aechabiie
(Rr b. Norton, MdsnEas J. r.. Ward Go.
Bti-.-E r. SWEET, Chadbourne, Bath Mr, n. g. NeT;
Queen Of tho South GrosenIch Demsrara, Wiett Rowe
lathedne Rogers ieaton, new'5sdord Ferguson wood
Schooners-Ssrah Mcdonald, Kelly, Eow.Bedford, Fer
gu.on Wood; Amazon Nixon, Pocomoke River james A.
stet.on; Rainbow, Maxwell Port Roya, T. J. Campbell
Jamestown Msgee. Port Royal T. d. lurbut Co: j. y.
Donohoe, Watson Philadelphia, a. NJ. Mayhem; w. W.
Branard Pendleon Providence, j. V. Havlsnt; Enreka
DRY Cameron ST. Johns ~ r., Brett, Son Co.. Aid.
Bunker Passport. r. VI. MsyhewJ 8. g. Evans Hammond,
Baltimore Merrill Abbott Ellen Louisa snow New Haven,
Hotchkiss & S.annAId.
Sloop-uAIdseIsbble, Simmons Fan River.
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hOeboina CARDS. &e

AT VIM. EVERDELL's SONS, No. 10l Full.
N ton s,-wEDDING CARDS and FINE STATIONERY.
Established 1879
WEDDING CARDS-All the latest styles at
w low prices THOS. BRUINS No. <93 Broadway, N. Y.
For Specimens by mail send two stamps.
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Drintlng.

ERANCIS e. LOUTREL, SATIONERS and
IL PRINTERS No d Maden-lauo, respectfully solicit
de Blank Books, Paper, Stationery, Diaries, kc, At low
prices
ITO Business men.-Handbills. soc. per 900;
j. good Business Cards, single lOOJ, 81 Every descrip
ton OF Printing done equally low by j. Dickson at the Pop
lar Printing ooe, No. TryonrovV, Centre op. Cy Hall
XXyM. EVERDELL's SONS, No. l04 Fulton.
w sL-sTEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL MAN
UFACTURERS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-06

r.
sWAINS PANACEA has been for nearly half esotsyD
celebrated In this country and in Europe for Is exraodns
cures for the corcates Of which reference made the
the Psnsces some Of which give the particulars Of cases ts
gha for general publication where the patients have bssa
almost eaten up vita Seroiu and deemed incurabs n
physicians-
Il used In hospitals and private practice and -
other eminent persons Among others By W Gibson, NJ b
PrS q s ssf Se9p J SGlsss D.Sss
Phy;lo Fem rniseH.iiy; P.li., " d. Prs.idsn. Cole:
Hsvsna Jose Eourehco De Luz Prof Of Surgery Lisbon,
Chapman, Member OF Royal College Surgeons Londoui q
W. Irving, late Minister TO SPAIN Sir Thomas PsLsc7
M.orGenefsl British Army Gilbert Robertson, Bh.sA
Consul, &c.
The wonderful cures effected by SWANS PANACE4
have for many years made an invaluable remedy; IA
an innocent preparation It may 30 svea to tao most eaa3
infant
The re.s price has been reduced to 81 50 per bottle lss
tanning three h' BE@ VR E OF ea' iS Sfsi it
Swsius Psnacea Is In round bottles futsd lorgt gdirsA
with the iGSyinf G!ser; HlSTH q The Ssi.
Having che name Of JAS. SWAIN stamped the sealing -
and written on the Internal Revenue tax label covering "
cork and splendid engraving on tbs side OF the bottle
Draper Co.. bank ensayers In the center Oh winch
portrait Of the late WIN. Swain. Copyright securely
persons purchasing the Psnscea viii be careful TO observe
that The name SWAIN correctly spelled they need u0t y
ALSO, SWANS vERMIFUGE.
valuable Family Medicine being highly approved fsms3
for all diseases arins from debility OF tins digestive o.S
such Acidy Of the Stomach, Worms, Choers Mcte.S
Dyssntery Fever and Asue Besdns Piles sick Hesdsshs
&C. See tho pamphlet (which may be bad ati sceomps
fsss.r.d ony a. swAIMs LABORATORY, THE OLD
sTiiNspf ,e soSUIflH' sEyENTH-sT, BELOW cHEsTNU4
and sold by all druggists ifths United Sssss
General Agents for the Tinted Sssss
NO. . iso wi iii. NE%-YoHk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-06
City Inspector. Dcpursmsns-Dea,h..

The following is tho Weekly Report Of Deaths In
the City snd County Of NewYork. from the ssth day Of
March tho 9TH day Of April, lss4l MAN, 1885, Women,
l22i Boys, ZIG; Girls i4 total tsl Adults 2Si Children
$50; Males, 245; Females, 236i Colorsd Psrsoas IA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-06
port-War0ens' Notiee.
STATE OF NEw.YoRY,
poRT.WkRDpxS' 0fKfce N, IN fVou

Z
PoRr'WAaDrSS OrFIcs, No i04 Well.st
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
secoa4 Of the act passed Apr H. 1857 entitled AnAc TO
Heorganizs the WsIens Office Of Ae Port Of NewYork to
oil persons interested In having charge Of the subject
matter Of such inquiry examination survey that the fol-
lowing under examination By the Port War
dens and that the said surveys examinations win be com.
within ten days next succeeding this notice board
said vessels:
steamship Hecls.. ...................Jcrgey City.
Steamship TeUtonta, .Hoboken
Ship Msrmon. ........"........Pier No. SO f.
Ship American Union. u..Pier No. 10 ~ r.
Ship Perseverance. ..u..Pier No. en- r.
Ship Guardian. ...................Empir Stores
Ship Hermine. No. - y. II.
BARK Schon.. Pier No. 81 T. ".
Bafk hhoa... w heeleIa
Bark N. Boynton.. .Fofda
Brig Alpine. ..,...........,..'..."...De toreaa
ocnf. Frederick. .fIoEreponta
G. II. BRAMHALL. President.
J. AuG's HERRIsAs. Secretary.
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Wauts.

DOOKKEEPER WANTED in Fruit House,
~ in Westinghouse. Address Boz No. 3l9a POST Office,
with reference, and salary wanted
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FAMILIES intending TO travel, and wishing
competen colored persons 10 TAKE CHARGE OF THEIR
HOUSE for year more msy be accommodated by calling
sddressing No. 10 w est 2gth.st.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-03-30
Unnlensnnt, il TrHe!

Under this head the radical Aboli-
tion>Lincoln organ, the Cincinnati
Gazette, of Tuesday, says. 1t may
be we'll to state that the New Nation
referred to is the new Fremont paper
just started in New York city:
The New Nation states as "a fact
ascertained by a close examination of
official documents" that Vicksburg
was defended by only fourteen thou
sand men, instead of thirty-one thou>
sand; and that ''the list of prisoners
exchanged revealed the fact that the
difference namely, seventeen thou
sand was added in order to mitigate
in the eyes of the public the disgrace
of having expended so much time, men
and money, against so weak an ene-
my"
The New Nation is q new weekly
journal, and its first number, from
which we take this, shows ability and
independence. IF it has made this
statement without the facts to substan-
tiate it, it has incurred bad name at
the start, which will cling to it. If
the statement is true, it is large load
of disagreeable truth for new jour-
nal to shoulder.