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New-York tribune., 1868-04-08

CUPREME COURT-City and County, OF
FRANKLIN DELANO. piiiutiG agains. HELEN JONES lANG
Don. WOODBURY., g. LANGDoN sn infant and JOSHUA Coi
Erecur q Woodbury. Lfngdon deeelsed dendsn
ReeTo defendants: Yoi hereby summoned aud required
answer complaint In this action, Of which tcoy htNt served
npon you Anl copy ~ 10 The sd complaint OF
tie subscriber his Office Ma IS EIchngepAe "a Tie CITY Of h
,e service and fail 70 TIE said complaint
rin time Aforesaid the plaintiff In this action will apply to VI
Court tie relief demanded the March w. ltd
HENRY DAY Plaintiff Attorney.
Take notice complaint aforementioned Ged 10 the oct
0' law law Ss mhisw iiESRY DAY. PLAINTIFF Attorney.
CUPREME COURT.
In the matter of,hs Application Commissioner. ot ih. Cen,
Psr and 10 behalf o the Mayor Aldermen AID ConDonAD
OPBSISG AND LAYING OUT
PUBLIC SQUARE OR PLACE,
Between Fins aud Fynnth Streets and the thb and SI.t
avenues ty feet in width on the westerly side
thereof extending Pms egth 70 ninth street,
IN THE CITY oP NEWioRK
Tie Posr Comma,r. OF tho Central Park IN the sud Ia
The May0r Aldermen and Commouay Of the City Of New
N pursuau the o the Legislature Of The People Of the State
entitled An Act provide or the laying ont and impro
bpu hh being present. hereby notice hat hel
Intend appy the Bapreme Court In 10 First judicial District o
the oNewlot Special Term of M Court be ned At be
Cty Hall City hesfork Weduesia the hhecuh day
April m the opening Of the Court that day or a. soon there
an Conus he heard thereon Tor the appontnento o Conm
oue Estimate tho boveened matter that
and eTten 81 the improvement hereby Intended nc open
ng and synr Public Square Place between Fegh and
Fhynh6 aud the Fb AMI SIh ard also street
fny With the westerly so thereof eItendng from fiy
sehth street laid by the Commissioners Of
tie CeutrA PAH IN the CITY Of heN-lork
RICHARD OGoRMAH, Cosnse to the Corporation
Dated EsvYork, March 2ls. 1864
New-York tribune., 1868-04-08

Al ul,d Guide TO the prnc pal Suburban places the Line Of
tte Es Division ofths Rswa, ss teen prepared ana eau oe
ne Al the ore Of toe COMPANY free charge by those Wishing 70
P'''-" II. RIDDLE General SupG
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8. 1858.
Sttxmbusis xnA XaiIrrahs.

L,OR ALBANY and TROY-Fare, 81 80, and
propooua reduction 70 all points West and hsrth Tas esas
VANDERBILT CONNECTICUT leave Pier No. ~, North River
near foot Of spug ST daily (surday This s the
ebs.pe and Fare Sunday evening 81
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81 =,
n JORDAN Cashier Of the Third National Bank o The CiJ OF
Neniofs DO soleuy swear "a i tue soone
Stsnp original 20 The I oi my sho"'
................... cise srd belief q JORDAN, Or
\ A. PHftIiPs, Eotary Public.
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3inantial.

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And AZ subsequent meeting Of the Board CHAS MARTIN
Presdei A. T. MlLLAARIH NeeFresdeut, AID D.
"hA1D was ''''''' j. IT, wASHBuRN. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1868-04-08

ONG ISLAND RAILR0AD-Winter Ar
rsugemen-Chauge OF Tne-Lesve JAmesshpi a m,, h.
train for Geenport and all stilons CONNECTING 81
for Glen Cove and HemIs;ead IL M sy9tss PE.J % ~
and all stations EKpros train for h'eI heaI n
syoset passenger train, and all vVAuon n
Fsmugdae Hampstead passenger sn ard Tor NORM sp o
dGys ony
Hunters Point at $40 p. To take effect Hoy = 1901
New-York tribune., 1868-04-08

VI
L. Of The Natloas Park Bank o NeWioTA
Do emuy the above statement Is 10 he best o. my
:'''''' knowledge and belief J. L. NOHih C@heI
IS cent STATE 0 YORK. County Of Ne7 York sworn 70 Ahu
..,....fs ~ J. MOssRS, Notary Public
New-York tribune., 1868-04-08
Sttamrboats nS SailruaSs.

DAILY LINE for CATSKILL and interme
dt- Lanngs-Tbe steamboat TilOS POWELL leaves TUkS
DAY apd thursday ats and SATURDAY AZ p ~ Ne4uboa
NEW CHAMPION, MOEDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at M
New-York tribune., 1868-04-08

Wild pigeons are coming In freely, and are much
lower Dressed poultry is and not much inquired
Cor. Live doing well especially pullets and fowls t0i
laying few pairs Jersey geese brought s. Oa pei
pair. We quote
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Liverpool Exchange.

FupAr EVENING, January TO- The increased
hnonesa noticed yesterday the cotton market has
besn f1rthsr improved upon to-day, and with bet
ter dcmand from splnners and others me sales nave
r1n IN to Ia OO5 bales Tho downward tendency OF
nTcea has been checked, and American descriptions
paNe bean triae higher on the spot ss wen as 10
srr;ve The transactions for the latter nave COM
nrsed-New orleans, steamer sailed 7Hd, ship sau-
"a TSId. American, basis OF middling, from saVan'
nah shin named, 6Xd; Mobile. January shlpment
"a The NJ nchester market for goods and yarns TO-
The stock of Cotton is &19 400 bales against eZ0OIO
,oot Gear thus showing deer ase OF 100 Slo Ihers
sre d e.o bales Am ican in stock against l67,z1o
ss s5S Brazil against so 100, S710 Egyptian sgdnst
Exactly the sane quantity and 216,6ao East lndie
eenst PAT 22O last year. The quantity Of Cotton ~
ssa Tor Great Britain is computed at oaes or
tx oOo from American and 96,o00 from Esst lndial
aGainst 1se On0 last year Tor 70,000 from America
Tx oo from East Inoa, and about 1000 from Cninal
thns exhibiting an increase of 26,O00 bales u tne
onanfitv of Cotton at sea compared with 1851 COM
areI with tie came date last year, the import SHOWS
decrease of 26 02O bales, the quantity taken TOR con-
aumnt,on an increase of $50 bales; and In similar
oanper aot,lal import shows decline of 774o bales
ond Ejaculation Of 1920. Middling Upland COTTON
is % Quoted at 7Id against 14Nd, fair Pernam saHd
sgs;nst ibNd. fair Egyptian at 7Ad against l6xo'
r DSollersh OF 5Xd against l2Md.
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Stock on hand and on ahipbosrd 62s1SA CD 1919
ssA ISLAND CorroH.-rhe arrivals of long staple
Cotton during the week have been extremely light
and show q decided falling of from tho receipts OF
tls veek before Themarket has been active for the
oommo ON and medium grades, aud the lattar trnprov-
I'D from 4SSo q tb. The finer qual ties were not so
rnuch INQUIRED for The transactions Of the week
b.vs been near GOO bales of Sea Islands and Flords
amo which we mole the following sales, say Of Sea
Islands. at 55 at co. at ST. at 81 80; at 81 40;
Of Flordas at IS; at ss A at 4o at 49, 4S at 4s;
20 ut AS A co. 10 at 5 As at s0 IT at TO- rs at o5
We quote stained and badly prepared Floridas at 10
@o5c. o tb.; common qualities at S0@s7; Medium
at $685. Fine at 6c@7O; and Extra Fine and Choice
at 75@s0c g ID. 5, q Islands may be quoted at 6O@
$780, for Inferior; 6o@es for Fair to Goud 76c@$l 90
for Fine, and 81 1881 80 and upwards for Extra
Fine ind Choice lois.
RICE.-There his been but limited supplies of
this grain received during the week. and factors
continue frm, the deraand being active. and all par.
Gals placed on the market sell rssdiy ct full rates.
Tbe TRANSACTIONS amount to about TOO tierces of
clean CarolnA, among which we note 1s6 tisrces E..
oIo. 6s do at 9Hc.; a8 do. at 11-1ec; lss do. nt
sxc. 9b do. At 9Xc.; 1Ol do at 1oc. . fb. We quote
Inferior to Fair at s@sXc. q tb.; Fair to Good 9H@
axo. Good to Common Primo at 9X@1oc p ib.
NAVAL sTORES.--The arrivals of all qualities
continue very limited, and have been about 400 bbls
for the week. We nots sales Of No. Rosn at s25o9
s. q bbl; No. q at s2.26@2.60; and No. at 50 y
bbl. Spirits of Turpentne was sold at 45a46c. q
gallon. AL qualities Of Naval Stores are Arm, with
an improving tendency.
HAY.-The arrivals have been very light and We
hear Of no wholesale transactions Dealers arc
asking about $3.50 q, hundred for North River quail
tes.
CoRN.-The arrivals Of this grain consist entirely
Of supplies received from tho interior by rail- part
which was sent through to Northorn ports. The
transactions are almost entirely In obbing way at
about s1.2,@125 p hushel, without bags, and sl.SO
a bushel, sacks ircluded, for the above qualities
There has teen nc arrivals Of Maryland or North
Carolina descriptions.
MoIhssE-.-A cargo of the new crop Of Cuba, re-
oeiyed from Matanz ,s sold at 42c. gailon for
clsyed Molasses in hhds.; 47c. . gallon f.r do. In
tierces; 45S4Gc. "a gallon for Mus ovado MOLE SEQ
In hhds.: aud 55Ic. e gallon. IN Gols Inc anoSe
cargo was consigned to hr. ". p HALL, anu solG oy
Mr. ]. E. B. SLOAN.
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THE CHARLESTON MARKET.

fvon TIE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY JANUARY 'o' A'o0I
coT1 oN.-rhere 10 a growing oonhdenc o In inc
ninds of many operators in the hple' 'na' We m''
1ook for more steady and satisfactory inarAe' i'i
tbe rem inder OF tho season, aid thar h- price VI
the ar ice has passed lis low st point OF
This improved feature has. however. come ZOO m'e
IN bs of service to many planters whose crops Dave
naased out of their hands at rate, which leaye them
with heavy margin Of loss. The leading markets
have healthy appearance, end prices exhibit grow
ing disposition to improve. The staple at
which, at tho commencement Of the week was quo'eo
at 7a/d tor Middltng Uplands, stnened 70 fo., Anu
In the New York market which began ut l'N@'i'7so"
the rates improved to 1sx@1sAo. and at tnis p0'n.
Middling Upland, which opened ut lS@ls%d., aa'
vanced to 17c p fb., and closed yesterday az A'a%
173fc. p b. .i. sa..-.s- -..-..-,.
Tina arrivals for the week exhibit ahsavy fsing on
In long staple qualities, but the receipts OF opiaa's
continus to fir extent, our tables showing ena'
the supplies Of Sea Islanns and fior1aas nave oe'n
only 70 bale and Of Uplands 1928 bales against soS
bales of the former and s451 Of latter during the
week beore and 997 bales Of tho forner and AiSs OF
tha laster for the corresponding week last year.
The following is a statement OF the business done
In the article In this market Turing the wreck tast
Terminated :.f;'vi - = -s
On Friday, the oath inst, there was strong de-
mand with improving prices, which were generauy
quite irregular, sales 12O0 bales. Ordinary 70
Good Ordinary being quoted at 14@1bhc,; Low Mid
ding at 16@16Xc.; Middling ut 16haieAe.; Strict
Middtng at 17SlzHc. and Good Middling at 17hc.
p ID. - ,-,. - - w..
- On Saturday, in the forenoon, the market was
quiet buyers showing but little disposition to trans.
act business but In the latter part OF the clay intei-
Rsnce of an advance at liverpool causeS p1iees to
harden shout Ac. y b., sales 800 bales. Ordinary
to Good Ord nary being quoted at 141i(91G11c; Low
Middlins at IsX X@1s1c.; Middlng at 18xSl7c., and
strict M,ddling at 171<@171lo q fb.
On Monday the inquiry was vcry moderate. factors
generally asking full prices, ealss about 800 bales
Quotations naltered.
/, On Tuesday the market war active, the common
grades of the staple remaining firm, whilo the hDer
qualities easier sales ar 1900 bslen, Ordinary
to Good Ordinary being quot:d at 141sa15Kc.; Low
Middling at 16116Kc.; Middling at Ito, and Strict
Middnng ct 17Xc. q fb.
On Wednesday the staple ,7as still In good request
and prices were very Ill., saes about 10 % bales, Or
binary TO Good Ordinary being quoted at 141a16xc;
Low Middling at 1e>4@1o1so; Middhng at TO-. and
Strict Middling at 171sc. y b.
Yesterday strong dom and prevailed with light
stock, and prices advanced Il cent o. b. Sales
near 1000 bales, VIZ: II ut Il; 80 at 1kH; 10 at
lax; a. at 14X; Is at Is; 81 at 16H; II at 15H;
is ut lbx; at 16; ut 1Gx; 81 16; 80 at 16K; ss
at IT; 80 at Tx; 174 at Tx; 63 at 17; Is at Tx
cents. We quote: "d.s
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LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port Of Charleston, Jan. 80, 1868

Se@~A@-'~
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS.
Charleston, 1928 TONS Berry, at Adgers wharf. for
New York. loadipg-Courtenay Trenholm.
sarsgosss. 77s TONS crowell at Vanderhorsts wharf,
for New York, loading 4 Co.
E souder. 77s tons, Leboy at Atlantic wharf, for
New York. ready-Jno Theo Getty.
SHIPS. 80 49,
Magdsla (Brl. 797 tons. Coghin, at Boyce Co.'S
wharf, for Liverpool, loading-R Mure Co.
BARKS. -- -''-
John E5fe, I'll tons, Luce, In tho stream, for
Liverpool ready-Willis & Chisolm.
Alexander Mcneil, 707 tons Andrews ut Union wharf,
for Liverpool, loading-W Roach
Kjellestadt (Norl GAG tons, We4ge, at Boyce Cos
wharf, for Liverpool, loadine-R T walker.
Skiold (Sorl, 672 tons, Abrechtsen, at Atlantic
wharf, for Liverpool, loading-G Hoplsy
Constancia tspan, 2Ss tons, Oliver at Brown Co.'S
wharf, for Barcelona. loading-W Hall.
Yberica tSpan 1el tons tons, Curl, at Ker's wharf,
for Barcelona, losding-W Hall
BRIGS.
Valentnh Span, = tons. Alsina, at Boyce Cos
wharf for Barcelona, loading-W Hall.
Union (Spanl, 202 tons, Garriga, at Brown Cos
wharf, for Barcelona, loading-W hall.
Lola Dan) 1s2 tons Anderson, at Atlantic wharf,
from st homas, just arrived-A y Stone.
Henry Laurens, ]17 tons, Borden, OF Union wharf.
for Cienfuegos waitIg-Risley & Creighton.
Tangent, - tons, Rich, AT Marshal's wharf, for
West Indies, loading-J A Enslow & Co.
Morey Span) $50 tons, Vidal at Brown Co.'S wharf,
for Barcelona, loading-W BALL
Josie Devereau1, 500 tons, Clark, at Brown Cos
wharf, for Boston, ready-Street Bros Co.
sCHOONERs.
Lilly, 4l2 TONS Francis, at Adgers wharf. for Now
York, loading-W Roach,
Americus, 2s4 TONS Terry, at Union wharf. for New
York, put back in distress-T Upper Sons.
Shiloh 270 tons Hubbard, in the stream, for Cien-
fuegos ready-P P Locke.
Haristeno (3-masted), 63l TONS Horn, at Kers
wharf, for Havre loading-Rislcy l. Creighton.
Richard FAUX, 246 tons, Whitaker, in tie stream,
for Baltimore, ready Fl Baker Co.
W Hall, 2l8 tons, Powell, at E Railroad wharf,
for Baltimore. loading-H Baker & Go.
Warner, 270 tons, Horton, in the stream ready,
for New York-W Roach.
" Smith, 200 tons, TooIer, at Brown & Co.'S wharf
for Providence. loaIing-W Roach.
May Munroe, 224 tons, at Brown Co.'S wharf, from
Matanzas, discharging-W Hail.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, January 29-TUnPKNTNaEI1oOOa9iy aI oO 9sy
"a bbs received and sold at So for SOFT ana ' oo i0l
hard q 290 Tbs. ,.,.L do,nond and
has further advanced. saics VI 400 ''' ~ e-/Ao'
and 30 do of 6Sc per gallon. IT,. ,,. h,., ~,
RosrS.-For the lower grades thern mas oeen uaa a9
active demand to-day and the price has improvso e,
fully csc. The sales resch some 2sUC ooS o. % 10'
50 i2%, 50 90a2 25 for strained andNo ..
TAR@Only one small lot no bbls) received Gnu
anld at 30 nR BAr bhl.
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, January 25-corToN-The faies
to-day amounted to 1890 bales at Irregular ana
hi her pri es showing further advance OF iuHy &c
We now quote Ordinary at "A 411a16hc; Good ordina-
ry at l6a16Hc; Low Middling at l7al7Mc; Mo,
ding T71al7Tc; Strict Middling at 1SalSHc; ana
Good Middling ut 18ha-c
lhe market opened with fair inquiry, and atnouen
the demand was checked by the high pretenslons OF
1aotors yet considerable business had been done,
at about yesterdays rates. before the receipt Of tne
Liverpool kilograms, after which the advantage was
the side of the seller, and the prices paid IN
dcated an irregular advance of MaHc. In accord
ance with this Improvement we have raised our quo
tahons 10, but some parties quoted &c, ana others
Nc still higher, respectively putting Low Mlddhng
ct 17ha171ac and 17za17%c, and Mlddfng at lI%a
1Sc and 18A18Hc In the irregularity OF the MARKET
there were undoubtedly some tew sales which would
Justify these extreme figures but we regard tnein as
exceptional transactions, and not falr OASIS or quo
ations 1t may be aided, however, that toW4rds tne
close the tendency was to outside rates. II not 10
further RISE The supply was L oderate.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
stock on hand September 1st 1S67.... baes-l6, 266
Arrived to-day. !,aiZ ~, ,.o
Arri ed previously. .ooo'oio-ooo'4]o
ss1. .64
Cleared to-day. o,EsL =, ,,o
Gle red previously. lzi-soo'o4o
Stock on hand and on shipboard. s6,SSe
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CorToN-The mar iet ia quiet and shade lower.
Sales of 81 bales at Is, 16Aal61Sc for Middlng
PEA NuTs-A lot Of 500 bushels sold at S2a1 ~ pee
bushe for inferior and ordinary.
TMBER.-Six RATS sold at 81 75a5 for inferior.
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HAY-The demand has been fair, and the market
steady ut 81 15al 20 for shipping and 81 3Oa1 40 for
retail lots.
Hops-<re firm and In fair demand for home use
We quote at from 20a45a60c as to growth and quail
ity.
NAVAL sroREs-Splrits OF Torrentne has ad-
vanced, and closes firm. Rosins are stong. Tar
Is firm. We quote: Spirits Turpentine. free,
per gal, 67a58 cts; Spirits Turpentne In bond,
per gal, Acc; Grade Turpsntine, per 2s0 lbs,
$4a4 as; Rosins, common, per Dbl, 70 87H;
Kosins, sraiued, per bbl IS: Resins, No 2, per bb
sS 12Hs rs; Rosns. No /, per bbl 80 6oa4; Roslns
pale, per bbl, 81 25a6 Resins, extra pale. per bb
% 2ba6; Rosins, window glass. per Dbl, SCAT 90;
Tar, North county, per bbl. 50 6oa2 rs; Tar, WI.
mirgton, per bbl. S3 12Ha3 gu; Pitch, city, per
brl, % 25a3 go; Pitch, southern, per bol s. 90.
RIcE-is In moderate demand and steady. sales
of Carolina at lie.
suaAa-Raw Sugars are dull but firm. Sales Of
Cubs at loal1Xo ior common, 12%s1Sc for Havana
and exc tor new crop Melado. Refined are un'
changed '
WE1sKEY-The market Is dull, and prices nom.
tnal.
tRH1aHrs-Are steady. To Liverpool, 200 hhds
Tobacco at 45s $50 boxes Bacon at SIS; 1075 teces
Lard at SIS 8da8Ss $50 boxes Clock at 22s 3d. and BY
steamer 500 bales Cotton at 1116d. To London, 2U0
boxes Bacon at 35 and 400 pkgs Beef and Pork at rs
Cd. To Bremen, 400 bales cotton ut nc; and 900
bbls Roain ut 50 cd.
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Market Report and Quotation Sheet for
Bonds, Stocks and Bank Bills, for
Week ending January 80, 1868.
PREPARKD BIZ
ANDREW M. M0RELAND.
Broker, No. Broad st., Charleston, 9. C.
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DOMESTIC.
,oero,- po. br,o :Josie Deveratlx-15 bags Sea
Island Cotton, TOT bales Upland Cotton, oAioo on
warn. l0l bbls lurpentine, $50 oois hoSin' "
tons Iron, $40 bides. packages Spndrles' .,o.s
NEW YORK-Per steamship Manha tang1s cotto, sttoO'
RIce. 100 bales Upland and 81 Gags Gos.oM' D.1or
100 bales pomesics and Yarn. rs oundIes raper'
19OO bushels Corn, At Packages, 60 empty , 1M- ,'I
Per steamship Miami Lass oaleS S1. 20 70
land Cotton, 1O26 sacks Corn, 277 Ale Goisi r ~ y
bbls Eggs, and sundry Packages. Per scnr @ ~,
Waree erNiO2 nag sea island cotton ao1 osies s..
INLAND Cotton, 3sS bags Cotton SEED; D91
ola sware. Per steamship jas AdeerGla ao IA
hars s Cotton, $50 bales Uplan1 Cotton, 10y tcs
Ri,Y. 100 barrels Seed Rice 1loS ousheis o1pn, pa.
ok bales Domestics, and s'lndrles .;...rer re
Steamship sS patarsco-6s tcs Rict. 67s bales Up
land Cotton, 267 sacks Corn.
pH1TADELPHIA-Pers steam hip Ahance-1oo ,s,oo JAZZ
Cotton, 147 casks Hice 81 tales Fags' @ dies osies
Wool. bales Skins, 78 bales Yarn, SV1 ,,t1
wire 40 tons Iron, 10 barrels Beef' i'o sup"
Barrels 40 package, Mdze. -,, 400 ba1ea
RAITIMORE-Per steamship Falcon-ioo1 ouos. Da,ss
Cotton. IS bales Domestcs and Yarn, Ias In.
Rice. is hhds Hides, 16 bales Hides ana Dsn taIa.
10 barrels Fertilizer, IS boxes shoes. 10 0aie sSS
Bacs 100 tlerces Salt, III Barrels lempsyIs ouI
Teet Lumber, IT Packageo. Per scnr nienAAN
Vau1-l4l, ,0J0 feet Lumoer.
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