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fee ordinary run of beggars. So they may 94 well turn about aud come home. If we are to bave civil war, and the border States secede, Washington will be clear of these fellows ia double quick time, Your office seeker by pro- ‘Pession is the greatest coward in the world. Tae Rewanps or S#LFisHNEss.—The new tariff adds avother to the many illustrations of the shorwighte ine-s which marks selfish legis- lation, {tis ovt merely protective, but, as re- garde many astcles, probibitory, and this with the avowed ebject of assisting and fostering the interests of the Northern manufactarers, ‘The reeults will prove directly adverse to the rexpectations of its framers; for the effect of these excessive duties will be to destroy the wmarkets for Northern proiucts. Anether con- gequenee of relievwg our manufacturers from «competition will be that they will make iaferior articles, for which they will find no sate at home, Thus the trade of the North will be ruined without any oue being benefitted by the «change. Phe Closing Scenes of the: Phirty-sixth Congress. Passage of the Corwin Resolution by Both Houses. - Gpeeches of BKessrs. Breckinridge, Hamlin and Pennington. Aftitude of England and Prance on the Southern Blockade Question, Ree Wasuincton, March 4, 1861. ‘Mr. Buchanan wos at the Capitol this morntug for three \honrs, and was detained till five minutes to noon attend- ing to public business. He signed every bill presented to im, None making public appropriations wore lost. ‘The bill amendatory of the ast for the protection of discoveries of guano deposits failed to becomea law; ‘that to correct verbal errors in the Tariffact was passed, Previous to the adjournment of Congress the Speaker ‘appointed Mr. Cox a member of tho Committee on Foreign Affuirs in place of Mr. Hill, of Georgia resigned, aud Mr Sickles momber of the same committee, vice Me. Barka sdale, whe wished to dechne the post and have a successor ‘Defore he left. These are understood to be complimentary ‘to Messrs. Sickles and Cox. The former was a member ‘of that committee In tne last Congress. Several demo- cratic members of the late Congress wore to-day engaged in drawing up & mapifeet to be presented to the leaders of all parties for igoatures as 8 basis for a Union party Organization. Ex: West Polut Cadet Lane, son of ex-Seuator Lane, who resigned his position at West Point seme time since, has Tecorved.a comm 'esion in the Southern army, under Presi- Gent Jefterson Devis. He passed through thia city a day Or two since, on reste for the South. * Che Guprrintendent of Pablic Printing resigned to day. ‘Tle was requested by the Committee on Printing to per- furin the dotice until a successor is appointed. ; BLOCKADE OF THE SOUTHERN PORTS. EMPORTANT NOTIFICATION OF THY ENGLISH AND FRENCH GOVERNMENTS. Wasmaxetox, March 4, 1861. Tiearn that Lord Lyons, the British Minister, has offi- cially notated the American government that Great Critain will not recognise ® blockade of the Southern Corts, unless it is thorough and offectual, and that the aere announcement of a blockade, in accordance with the ‘Treaty of Paris, will not be recognized. In order to make the blockade of the Southern ports thus complete, the American government must have vessels enough to blockade every. port, otherwise the British government will feel themselves compelied, in accordance with their engagements with other Powers, to disregard the restriction and carry on their commerce ‘with the Southern ports as if no such blockade had been announced, It # understood that it is also the intention of M. Mer- ler, the French Minister, to give the same notification to the government in regard to Branco, and that all the En- ropean Powers, in consequence of the peculiar relations they bave with the commerce of the world, will likewise take advantage of the Treaty of Paris and act in accord- ‘ance with (he policy adoptod by the French and Exglish goveraments. THIRTY-SIXTH CONGRES Bey hee BROOND BESSION, ton hie "ah = ike ves ha the for (DG irate perperuty the Unions Semate. moe eee ree tie se oor sane Ma err , “ 8. 0 di 6 cuuticg 18 #tat SONTINUATION OF SUNDAY NIGHT'S PROOREDINGS. | to roped I waseilied by your kindness, (can porta | Wasaixatox, March 4, 1861, hag been my purpvse to do ali in my power to promote Me. Gwin, (opp. of Cal., mado a porsonal explanation | Your comfort az members, to deel impartially with ali aud ‘tm regard to tho ovériand tail. Mr. Wicvaxt, (opp ) of Tex., said hé thought that this was positively tho last time that he should apposr on these boards; bat it was chargeable to the Senator from Obie, Ho was astonivhed to hear that Senator charge tho and he quoted frome speech made by him in 1856, when he } ther ahi was presented by the oldeut wee oe ‘Mt tho | member of the Bouse, by whom I was sworn into Hoath for the white or tho black manana ho thousut | orice, and ome whose clovated character if ackaowledged ‘there-wea no Union, and he was for no Union, or cleo a | by ug all. 1 delve no former over rescived Union for fewe som.” So it eenmed that tue more kindneno tthe handa of the than ths (alien Ohio. real wuthor of the irrepressible ooallict: IC | to my lot, amyl all the conilicts of opiaion.on questions uy claas of pooplo more than un>-hor were reepansiblefor | coptinually arimpg, :ou have never oveeratet any devt- the Gimmolution of the Unica it was the professed Caton | sign | have made. 140 mot infor from this thet 1 was pavers. ee Ue ay hed, prey ngiteny” ena always right; but 1 do infer that ™® wrong, the pr a cei seationed not the flag | Itmuss belioved wee, through mi ‘end country. ot by and that it was your magnanimit; Mr. Bocuse, (cup.) of. Wi. rose te ® point of order, | nich ted you’ to sustain the Chair. You'wilt, por, and asked if Senator from Texas really waa fo- | mit mo, 1 , to say here that [ am under great reteset be bad any right to mpeak a a Senator | orijgations to we villcers of this House for their as- of the United States? sistance apd devotion to my comfort. I return them a mn a Senate oS aus dee my very warmest thanks. And now, gentlemen and from and will acknowled neceseion ig only romain Uhat I tak Sate, then 1 will mop; Dut 0 long as my mame ie called gouag’ bewr’ en teen Ween tee don, dere | shadi cont ame! sh a ye Hh Mr, Prom, (opp.) of Ohio, eid he wanted s test voto, | Thm go still, and trust Taball ever remain po. Often 10, tnd there op A Tg fubject on the | my retired momenta J shall think of you and 0! want . _ the many scenes through which we havo passed. A volo was thon taken. on the amendment, whik wad ap shdoanen tee yen tans Sou wine tate coed Md. loot eum 14, nae Steere. ® oy po Big which cometh from abovo, and that the Great Ruler eS he yh fe m8 | of nations, tm whone hands aro the, deotinice of oe all, peace country, being order Mr. Rexcraa, (rep ) of Mich , then offered an amend | Pilon “aud ‘union to the. rogiat a ment, which ts the Clark amen Gentiemon, I now bid you svotionate farewell. ‘The amendment way lost by yeas 13, nays 24—Mazars. Pennington was’ frequently during the Harlan and Ten Ryck detivory of tho widresa, which he concluded by announc- a on anondment . Lowt by yeas 1, Baker, Durkee, Foster, Teo 7 01 Ark., offered a8 au amonduent Peace Conference. Lost by Fear 5, Day et, Nicholson and Mvgh voted in the afirma- The acstion ty oA then taken on the original rosolation ‘ps jt came from the House. the following was the vote: Irittenden, Ysie-Mewnrs, Anthony, Raker, rina aa Mein, ianter, tu, Morrill, Niehot Jobnadm of a Ryck, Toone n-28. Ae by yeas 7, nays 28. Yeas than on the aloptinn of the Critten- Lost by tha following estion Py compromine resolutions. ‘eo ‘nas—-Meeers, cnn 9 eh Bright, Oritianden, Douglas, dohnson of Teun, Reniedy, Lane, Lath gr a tes one lly Pugh, Rice, Hobeatiad, Fasimeon geet _ jesars. Anthony am, Chandler, Clark, Dixon, peiteteet Poe rien. ee Poster, Gites, Haran King, eet. pomner, vumball, Wade, Wikia eee wr Exscative sersion. Sont. Sink Seat some vook & roonas till ten 0 Wasniworow, March 1, ‘The Senate reassembled at ten o'clock ‘The Preananrecalled the Senate ta order, A large number of enrolled bille wore announced signet. The folnt resolation to correct cortaia clerical errors tn the Tar 1 bhi was paseed. Several :eports were made, and tie bul to lacerporate jock. TES OE EO are ee iH Pl & NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1861. the Metroprtitas Gas Light Company was taken up and debated, My Brucer, (ope )-of Ind, opposiog its As bat peas cue eicange ee reoewed from bree ot, having floiphed its business, it was ready to Mir. Bruun proceeded ¥r. Cann (rep) of N. HL, ool eomporgiost as OverKrOwN company to see bow powerful {6 oo Alt ‘The ~untor baw come nore to talk # bill downat the OF the reseton Tweive o'clock arrived, and the Vict Pasupayr called the Senate to order, an} seid :— “BACT RS—[b taking Onal leave of thie position, I shall | atk a few mowente in which tostonier to you m, grate- foi ackpowle*gmeatg for the reslutwu declartag your approval of the mayoer te which Tere ascuareed ay dutws, and gat my doop scose of the avira courtery wh as the ae. officer, t have recetvea fy the ‘members thie body. if T have som errors = your forbear- ance refused to rebuke ‘them, sai during the tu vaio to your justice or charity, The memory of these cherished acts will ever be amonug the most grateful re- collections uf my Lie, and for my successor | Cun express no bittor wish ban that he mey cujoy the relatinas of Butual contidence ‘ch 80 happily have method our fa. tercourse. Now, gentiemen of the senate and oificers of the Senate, frem whom I have received 8» msuy kind offices, accept m) gratitude and cordial wi your prosperity abd weifare. Mr Bamin thou stepped forward and said:— Ses aToRs— ho experience of several years in this body has taught me something of the duties of the presiding officer, and with » atern, inflexivie purpose to discharge ‘these duties faithfuily, relying upon the courtesy and co- operation cf Senators, and involting the aid of Drviae |. troreones: ie oe a iy to. genie” ucharge mae sc genres Wana Ene awe as follows: {,-Rannvbal Harlin, do amoar to, support the constitu of the U1 States. ‘WP. Bezcet.Rivar eetd:—Having now -arrived-at the termination of thie Congress, IT now declare the Senate Hamu took the ehair, and the proclameticn for an extra vesvion was read. ' flouse of Koprescmtatives. Wasnyoros, March 4, 1961. The, House reassembled ag ten o'clock. No porsons whatever were ia the galleries except the reporters, spectators having been formally excluded by direction of the Cummitue of Arrangements. Much misceliaceous business of no particular import- ance was disposed of, with the usual noisy accompa- aimen's. ‘he reports of the Committee on Conference were made and woted upon The procestings were occasionally interrupted by the reception of medrages from the Seuate, and the agnouucs- Mevt vy the private seoretary, Mir. Glossbrenser, that the Presievt bad signed ce: taic bills The report of the Committes of Conference on the bill ameudaory of the Parect laws was aropted. Amat every ember fed w proposition or bill passed. The st/ vgxie for tne oor was intensely excising. Quus- {iep8 of orver were now an” thea raised. Mr Hurcunss, (rep ) of Ohio, raising bis voice above the din, saic the ey ‘a oenberative body, they might know what was going on. A Voice—You mistake; this is not a deliperative body. Golan of © Good,” I AS motion was mate to clear the galleries. (Laughter. As heretotcie stated, the visiters’ qulartes py RE tirety Keren balf-past eleven @ motion to adjourn was negatived— oan 40, nays 117 tome unimportant business was transacted, and various triflu g matiers urgea. Severs! voices, amid the confusion, cried ‘Adjourn "’ Mr. ANDEKON, opp ) of Ky., moved to take up the Old Soldiers’ Pension Fifty or ers eitdeniaane meets ‘Wo gain a recogan!- tion from the Speaker. a Motious were humorously made to “clear the galle- ries.” Mr. Smenaman, (rep.) of Ohio, from the Select Commit- tee uted to wait on the Preaident, said they had per- formed that duty, aua that the President bad taf, them be had submuttved his last official commun: to ime aren the Spork "Dy pester following a1 A motion was bere made to adjou rose amic marked eilerige and delivered the dregs — ‘THE GPRARER'S ADDERS, Gexvimy OF. Trax Hou ov Barawsxrtatryms—Woe have now artived at the close of the Thirty-sixth Congress. During ta progrce scenes of an exttaordimary character aye been witvessed. Several. States have secoced, and ail their members, with one exception, left this-patl No lover of his country can witness such an exhibi- tion without feelings of the deopest apxicty. As your presiding officer, Ihave not felt it my daty to deviate frcm the eetablished practice by entering into discussion on the floor Indeed, the demands upon thé¥ime of the chair are sufficteat in ite view without, cand it 6 wisetont the Speuker ebould not be entangled in the confitets of de- tage to. eny "publicly what." ei io wate assay, S Fle wi wi wn to many, Fe all of goa thas 1 have at pH and [ trust ever shail remsia, t devoted friead or tiie Union of the “tates, and favorable, to avy just tberal compromise. repo ‘Com- ; — of «tee -three of this House met my cordisl ap proval I have never hesitated to declare my beliof that & “Cuuvestion of all tho States to consider ac- tua! or supposed grievance was the proper acd most available exe = the Union, T declare my conviction t round has been aseigaod for @ @istolution of the tive which bind every American citizen to his country, and impartial history will 30 de fg such no tepable nO long without a redreea at thoir hsnds. There is always & remedy in the Usion. With this view I stilt declare my willingness to join in measures of compro- mise. I would do so because of the aocient ties that have bound us togetber under the institutions framat by our fathers, and under @ Saeed signed by the tm- mortal Washington, 1 would do so, fur the natiguai honor is committed to the eaperimeel of free institu- tions, I won!’ do so for the love I bear tor my country- en Mi ayy Od beloved land, and especially 80 pd ax that noble band of patriots in the States who, against groat oppoe: to Sdyance the beat tatorests of the conntry. So far as = succe”s Lag attensed 79 administration {a the chair, t> be ascribed vety mucy to the kindoves and for. Deasance the members of the Row. _ I claim for my- eelf only the merit 0 good intention ana 27uest wig peg BAM eon pleased to adopi is tenly Parl and will be amoug my most agreeacle f0>!- ious of this place, [I thank you, goatlemen, for this mark of your approbation. I could not fail to remark Non-Arrival of the Australastan. Bannt Hoox, March 4—Midnigbt. Anatralasion, now fully due. Vonderamith, the Forger. en ae Puitapenvata, March 4, 1861. Judge Vondereraith, of Lancaster, hae beon pardoned by President Buchanan, and was liberated from tho Kast- was sontenord to Sonthern Ocean ba ceropond Movements. MARI TON, March 3, 1861. The United States mail stoamabtp Piorida arrived at Tybeo at three, and at her wharf at ‘btoven o'clock PM. =e SAvaNvam, Maroh 4, 1861, The oe ataam hip Montgomery arrived here at four orelock P.M. yesterday, — evar, March 8, 1961. Tho United States mall stomehip, Capt Rorry, arrived hore at cight o'clock Saturday night. Steamahiy Jumes Adgor loft hors at ten o'clock Satur day morning. jarkets. ™ New Onveaws, March {i og stton—Bales to day 4.500 brine, vt 105(9, a IL o, for oialg. Super Sem, At 6340 4 bio for tiv. tally fair, Molasses, 26c. & 280. Freight om cotton to Liver- a gy Darmowe, March 4, 196%. 72. tol Beyer’ ie and Oho, $6 25; City Mills, Wheat 125991 90. Cora ae tivo: yellow ee Jat Wat wwohanged, Goto fire, Wawaoy Dacyank 1 Oe * m LK Bley ora aioe oa eat oon GE “GREIF IT NEWS FROM THE STATE CAPITAL. Ausany, March 4, 1961, ‘The inaugural address is the all absorbing question to- night, and is the universal subject of conversation, | Faking it all vogether, it is well received by the moderate men of both parties, and is especialy well received for {ts open and frank expressions 1nd the absouce of an at- | tempt to conceal what be had to say by the arrangement of words, The extremo or radica! portion of the repuli- | cane do not like the fugitive slave taik in it, and declare | tbat they will not support the Mesideut in those views, ‘The more conservative delight in tht part, and take it | ap anevidence that bis admiaistration will be a con- vervative one, whilst not a few withhold any éx- Preesion upon the subject, beliovmg that it will depend upon the formation of the Cabinet whether it will be faversbiy received by the poopie, considering that with & cabinet a majority of whom hold extrome views lke Chase, the iuaugural is simply @ declaration of war, Dut with a couservative cabinet god may come from. it, United They therefore wait in wilonce fur tirthor developments. | Joheenn, from New Yon ate ae Mest of the democrats vow decsre that they are look- mete or war at Charleston sorthwith it little business was done ia tho louse to night. The inaugural was read by the Clerk. Sevoral bila were re- ported, and reece Lemna back to iby Committees with Power to report The sh ceaes wo Bariem ras , Was rep Tted adversely to by the Rall road Cornmittew, ud the report agreed to by tho House. White Maine charter referred back, om power to report ‘Sevora balls of no particniar pudlic importance wore introauced. The Governor sent in avother veto, but the aeual rules of tat suepended in this cae and the veto sus- Biers mored to-night that tho fight over the. ehip in New York ie becoming r@ tierce that wt the apali- ‘cants from the city will be turown over, sud cue from the fnterior taken. In that cane Lieutenant Governor Campbell is supposed to be the man. NEW YORK LEGA LATURE, Assembly. Atuayy, March 4, 1361. The House met with a bare quorum present. ‘The Governor returnea, with lis veto, the bill for the erection of @ bridge over the Alleguay river. Tho veto was sustained and the bill lost. On motion of Mr. Besenict the inangnral of Pre- sideat Lincoln was read by tho clerk from the desk, and the reading was followed by applause from tho House and lobbive. Mc. Mctwamorr, by consent, introduced a bill to in- corporate the New York and Rrookiyn Asgoctation for the protection of strangers ant citizens, making the Drawings of t News from = Mavens. ARGIVAL OF THE CAHAWBA. ‘The steamship Cahawba, J. W. Smith, commander, | from New Orleans 24th uit., arrived at Havana on the bight of the 26th. Leaving that port at flve o'clock P. M. on the 27th, she reached here at an early hour yester- day morning. | There is nothing of interest to report trom Havana, | Generally speaking business remains in about the same @ull state as has been roported for several woeks past, | The money market continues very stringont, Bank only disoounte ZOOd Short peper, having two to three months } seme Seven per cent. In the street eight to twelve per cen! a 12, 64 & 6X reala per arobe; in moderate demana. Medussen dull at 24; reals for clayed, and 22¢ for mus- eighia—A continued searcity of vessels has ad- rates day by day, Exehange on Londo, 60 days, 10 a 1034 premium; on New York, 66 days, par’ a 2,” premium; on New Or! x Cay cays, t p am. Slates mail steamship De Soto, Captaia for Now Orleans, ar- rived at Havana cn tho morning of the 27th, and would leave tor ber deetination tho samo orening: New Onukans Shuprens will notice that the Cahawba, sailing next Monday, carries goods free of duty which Roane ine ‘Troight on milk on the Erie avd | have been Parehaeed previous to Mareb 1. Court ¢ Day. Saae Cover—Cixcurt —Part 1.—Nos, 309, 315, 317, 891, 923, 829, 233, ~ S37, 389, 346, aT,” » 350, 305; am, 978, 377, 380, 399. Part 2—Now. Lg 4 = 92, 2. 80, 116, bYY} 146, 174, 138, 268, 272, 302, » 294, 364, '9 $0835, 376. —Adjournod to Thurs- day Jorn Covrt—Sixaar Team —Nos. 29, 43,29 42, 29, M2, 161, 170, 150, 161, 194 to 10, Fes se Cousie Puess.—Part 1—Now 328, 404, 480, 491, 492, 404, 495, od “org oe "1156. "205. 2—Noo. '295,' 317, ‘a 4i5, 477, 478, 480, 482, 483, 484, 485, 1351, 1355, 1357, 1859, suPeRIOk Covet.—Part 1. 1361, 1386, 1967, 1069, ii. 1873," 1875, 1877, 1279, 1383. 90, 42, a, 4d, 862) 1a2, 038, Tod, 066, 050, 058, 800, 02 » Part 480, 481. Drawings of KR. France & Co.’s Dela- ware Lottertes: Sussex Counry—Crags 64, March 4, 1961. 4, 73, 42, 56, 53, GO, 41, _ 67, “e 5 39. Goxsorapirup Loriery—Cus 4, \361, 27, 53, 5, & 3 ea "Go, 21, 49, 64. Cireulars sent free of le ike % Hake £00, ‘Wilmiggion, Delaware, Delaware State Lot- fourth or fifth bill for a similar purpose iicudyooe thus | terfos —WOUD, EDDY & ‘Co, Managers of the eeanion, The bill to authorize the Long Island and Brooklyn Ratiroaa Company to use ralla ifty pounds to the iineal yard was reported favorably. Mr. Mav reported adversely of, the bill to regulate the rate of milk freight cn the Harlem and New York and Erie Railroads, and tne report was agreed to, and the Dill tor the same odject is before a sol-ct committos. Mr Harpy introduces a bilt pineing the Free Acado- my of the city ot New York unser & board of trustecs. Wi Riersats repo ted favorauly the bU to ameud tho New York Unsafe 88 lding act Mr, Nusirrr introdaced a bill to repeal the act to wie- eu and improve Bushwick avenue, Grooklyn, Mr. Fun introduced a bill to provide for the payment = on money by the State for the ropair of AMERICAN ABOLINONISH TROM 178T To 1861. By F.G. de Fentaine. D. Appleton & Co., publishers.—This is tho title of a large pamphict, the contents of which originally appeared in the New Yorx Herarn, and at the solicitation of a Ja:ge number of persons have been reproduced by = the author in their preeont form. Few persons have a correct idea or the great measures which have marked the rise and growth of abolitionism, and there bas nevor DeLawann, KENTUCKY AND Jasson SrARH Lorrentc8 Danawane —Kxrrs OLaes 197, March 16, 64, 2, 6, G5, 48, 70, 19, 61, 59, 17, 45, 18, Dena 4153, "March 19, 2, 13, 38, 59 39, ote, 1°73, 65, 28," sa 12, 32, lars. containing schemes, with fall particulars, pn 3B, GODY & GO” Wilmington, Delaware, Grito WOOD, EDDY & Cun Be Louis, Missourt, Royal Havana Lottcry.—The following numbers drew the principal prizes..n tho drawing of Febru Rompers Prizes og, | Numbers. al cai a Sahin | OUR. | Bay uinbers 49, TAL, 901, SOL. 4220, 4 068, S450, £074, 6412, Oeb, 7415, 77H, 9143 Coat Bar ibe Ta ae ais aaa Uribe. Oh ts a dL, 30382. 30,08 0 on cht a8 to the above drawings address Don Rodrt- gues, care of city post, Charleston, Sousa Carolan. Royal Ha a \Lottery.—See Official in another column For particulars address Chase Wiliam Sireet, New York, Gentlemen's Ha e SPRING FASHIONS FOR 1861. N. BSPENSCHELD has just issuod the Spring Style for in the art o been presented to the public any history of the movo- a teri a ott ronane Tue ar of ite dein, shape Pe went a once 80 Comprehensive tnstructivo and valuablo, etther to the generai reader or tho risiag politiciam, as tho Preeent pubifoation, The work ombraces narratives 1 Tnetead of dalng so, ho st! of the “Orainanco of 1787," «Missonri Compronaiss,!? “Apnexation of Texas,”’ ‘Moxican War,” ‘\Witmot Provi- 50," “Gompromise of 1800," “Repeal of the Missouri Compromise fad Kansas troublea of 1854,” ‘Anti Stavery tn the Churehes,”’ “The Nogro Insurrections of YW, 1882, 1840," “Abolition Riots in New York of | nw’ Hou, “135,” end the “Harper's Ferry Insurrection of 1869,’ thgevher with a “History of the New Southern Confede- racy’’'—t list of events which, for general reference or private information, is indispensable to everyjoue who desires a correct historical knowledge of the incidents which have marked the later years of our country’s history. City Intelligence. AxoTum Novet Wackk —-A novel bet was made some- time since between ten gentlemen of this city, which was ag follows :—In the event of Mr. Lincoln’s imauguratio being consummated without hindrance or interference Messrs, Martin, Marinus, Vanfredenburgh, Smiley and Trimbie agree to perform the feat of walking to our Stat Capitol, pen and calling ‘upon our worthy Chief Magis- trate, t ED. and in tho ovent- of his in. augural en “dieturbed ‘by ‘the confieting emotions of the present disturbed state of our national uiliste on) Messrs, Baspey, = By, Moore and )oison agree to form the tomo feat. The loosers intending to fuidil their obli- gation wiil start from the corner of Weet aod J ag ate stree 8, on Thureday morning the 7th inst , at even o' Exrerion at tae Cons Excsance.—The annual election pt tbe Opra Fxchange, which occurred yoaterday, re. suited in the Lewcah of the following bapredicty Tras teea, J. B. Herrick, JR. Noviag, S. L. Maostea, E. 8. Brown, J. Wileon, W. F. ‘arate, B.D Dawa, J. M. ako, Bees, L Botcee, Waren ee tare it, A. M. Hoyt & Sherw. «neg of Blecci tS Livermore. ‘and N. a. Sole, se LM Hoffman, Ji Free ty Graxy Srreer.—Betweon twolvé And 906 o'clock yesterday morning a fire broke cut in the store No. 908 Grand etreet. The firemen soon oxtiaguished tho 1°. The store has recently been fitted up by P. C. Brown for a segar store, but at the time of the fire the stoxk hia~ not been put into the store. The fire exten ded through the ceiling into Jackson's errootype gallery oa the second flcor, to ban ar oon ight dsm 180 into the boot and shoe store N\ Louis Karl, whoee stock is 7 teut of $60; insured for $1000 io the Tradvsmon'a and $1,600 tr the Mechtnics’ nnd [raters’ Tnsarance Oompa- The building #6 owned by Mr. Cromeroll, and insured. ‘The cause of tho fire is Gukaown at present. ion Oe c raetegy ene bi is Fully mantanconss Baiting developed and did fabric would waite esos ewer In acne «peg uP it ae ar ae one rig Borie “stl dit a talinees iy awe Se pes desiring «finn an ae Wo wocattand judge of the eivanlagceatered by this ew tablishment. eID, ‘Nov 118 Naasaia street, 101, Genin. 1861, Son of spring siyloe, Thursday, March 7, for apis’ Hate and © er *P* 513 Broadway. The Presldent’s Hat —The Hat whitch the eclebraicd manu aciarer, KNOX, p og to President Lincoln was a specimen of ‘his new sp: styles and was universally admired. So much did it finprove, Air’ Lincola' Chat he wore ft whorevar he went on arriving im Wash Ipgion, and bas since sent on an order for alx of the samo ind, "Vienty more at 212 Broadway, corner of Fulton tect, Storm Introduces Spring Styles of Gen- tlemen's Dress $3 90, surpassing any on Broadway at $4. No. 176 Broadway. Brook!: Art-Photog=er? [ge hele ceed ON imperial Gray ry Vignette, ” of photographic boau- street, opposite Clinton, Pin (Pare Gold) may be had Store, under the Muacui. Abraham coln and the People’s Pho- tographs; 24 jrotures takou for $1, Unton forever at HOLMES! Gallery, 196 sroadway. Just Received Now In Store, FOUL AUNDRED THOUSAND SILK WORM GUY. For sale by J. PRED MILWARD, ‘5 and W Reade atverk Smith & Brother, Brewers of X XX Pale ale. 163 end 160 West Bightcenth greet, petweey Seven! and Righth aventiss, o- Wheeler & VW) iison's Improved vewlng aan oh cud pee Oiboe werereneey, na oes, Published for Peart ena Pbich dan Vochad wt thelr are 4&5 Brod "ay, New Vouk. ‘i * The Ladd & Webster Sewing Machine may now be had for fifty doliags, at No, 900 Broadway. wos Broadway, aitover & Baker's Celebrated Family ant Ma"Wfacturing Sewing Machines, 499 Broadway, New York, Batchelor! ty mavenees rigs ane fore Ratchelor's wa. ey ble ane. In- lack, H Parca) atroct, Bold and epplied at W. A. caromLoRe, ‘street. perenciaemtaenasmnataadt Dttat Moldavia Cream Forces the Hair, Whis- Mouata hea 5.8 Pri, of Phila- | kere aad juxartantly, Sold wholesale : vhs hehiearioger, Iecinge, if Bao, ant 5. W. Gerry, | Arena Wek. + ne aaa more, are stopping at the Brovoort liouss. Barry's ‘Tricopherows ts the Best and “sh Catherwood and family, of Washington; Thomas prs ce fof roan, ee clean L., Witbray, of Now Orleans: Bin de Warts Boreal aah ee Princtpe; Manuel Cadioa, of Havana, aud is. C. Walker, of mguista ws, are stopping at the Lafarge Dr. Bitchocek, of California; EK. Wood wood, of Texas; G. 8. Candy, of Memphis; A. t. Edett, of Viren; P. Be Wright, o ‘Georgia, and B. Crane, of St. Los! mopping at the Metropotitan Heicl. 8 R, Tus te G8. Raradoll and J. W. Cure, of Philadel: Rees John Kilgore and &. M, Corwine, of Cincinaati; D. Leight and J 4, Garter, of Lowsviile, aro stopping at ia Jona f fl. yoo Jen, of Albsuy; "ee Prichett, of Rehan Sam’t Meloron, of oo wed iy G. Prait, of Connecticut; A. D. Brown, of New Jorrey; J. W. Walcott, of Boston; Wm Porrs, ‘of Dover; +e Brick and wife, Mr. Wetmore, Mra. Liwrence an pe & New’ York, are stopping at the Alvomarlo George W. Hopkins, formerly momber of Con- freien Virginia, is now lying nt the point of death im Richmond, and cannot possibly survive. Obituary. Wri G, Nope 9 , *y & too 8th ult, in tho seventy: third year of bis Cristadoro’s Heir Dye, Wigsand Tou- —ihe best in the world; wholesale and retall, and tho 6 privately applicd, a: No. 6 Astor House, Wheeler & Wilson's Improved Sewing Machines at reduced prices, Office (05 Broadway, Truses.—Marsh & Co.'s Radical Care Truss No 2 Vesey street (Astor House), opposiie the church. ig consu'tation iirosawray, ‘withia a aif a minute’ yh disease vs asks ob Avenue Hist mM 2 use ouch | Balons aa have no wtrife wis Nature or the Laws of Life: Hiecebns san Nor Poison men to ease thetr Pun. Quer Fs ‘whom all goodness fila, Beiennaas oath ati, bed our pains mple erp, w si Flower, tiie Sears wa sete vere ¥, TUMBLETY, & land, a son of the Sage | iv. and grand- soa oa spank CT con aa nhs ge Bod 2 Proce Risen —0n Mea March’ 4, by the Rev. jon lence, and an ' the bepromne ‘court His long iccumbency, of nearly | Jobn Poisal, Mr. J. to Mrs. Kaavy ‘Brvsm, all of Ahirey eight year all mutations of , of | thia city. the i pin chief clerk of the of Navy ybaaurma et On Monday, March 4, by the Rev. mee ry EP one of tho burcaua Apnastt+ Doorn, Jr., to Mize Faxnm Day, ibe Nar? De whe Ustos ? Paaacien in Lot piesa The ae. Orleans Picayune eays that, on Sunday vho 10th inst., Rey. , ener ‘W. Hilliard, td ‘Alabama, formerty a mo nber of preached at the Methodist Kplscopal church in Wa: ing? ton, Fouisiana, from Romana y., 15 and 16, expressing an ardent desire that our natioual’ government may soon be reconstricted. Arrivals and Departures. 1p, Dis Rd Rev. Irab fh. Steward, Ley: Ld excited and Frenentcx oguet tod of tho Inte Dr Jos, rh Day alto all of this city. Monsss—Nowmer.—Oa Friday, Fe tu, by the ott beide’s pa, of C.K North “ot th cl th olty, s Lo went tai cig, on See Rind at HKTAN. tng, Febrvary 21, by the Rev. James ag A, at dence of tho Oride’s parent, Mr. Davin McKRAy Many MoCrene, all of thia city. Sera Laweerer —in this city, on Sunday, March 3, the Rey. Ira Stewart, Mr. my MM of New Mies Denvenes Laweaner, y: gator ‘ork, of Ynoeh Lawrence, Req, of Witliamabarg, Larxe.—In this city dn Monday, March 4, the wits of J. K. Lana, of 0 daughter. Carada papers ae copy. Roorra —io «iyo, on Tuesday, December 11, atone o’eloo!. *., Career, wifo of William H. Rogers of a a ‘am Alfred. ARV ALS, Died, Py, OureaNs Ann Havase-—tteamabtp Py Amviny.=On Sonday, March 2, Jam T. Armany, tho J Watt ge ang Mra J Keil aed 5% ey ektest son of Wiliaan ab firiaget Abowrn, ned 22 yoars, Cipuent Messer’ MX Nolan," Erion, an T'E | Smoutbaand 9 days. A uativo of tho city of Now York. ‘ puna Maser Nv seheyner SHE donee mantore # | . Tho friends of the family, aiao thoee of his wnciee, jellows ‘and servant, @ D Uriderhill, as Hitaderbaties owe | James and Davie) Alarn, aro respectfully (nviied to at |. B Mourgre, A’ Goessman, fa J gi ietrery | tond the (cneral frova his fathor'a residences, No. 138 avo: 1c) A, Cometoc Ra Vergy ios 00, | tue D, this (Tuesday) afern: ~4 ‘At two o'dlock. His ro- Ba Wie bar vyrning ond Hedy. D 8 Cobb, (00M. | mains’ will be in’orred In Oaivary Camotery. Whipple th tiaear, 3 Oastano, Mre J | AC@TA.—On saturday, 2, Joms Ago, agod “pay nl ie ne Te sade of the Regity; tad ot. hin ove tate, umes , eritio-— Win in, 0 . | js of the famtiy, and of bis son In-iaw, Bava iets Hosteritie. Wm Daria, OW Derle, |» Soe Ten ne Ee ee en, Nosthi thie Teane Moore, and 25 in the Brig The Porr 4 reread D; Prisex Baliiooret La arta of Pot wa (Tieainy } afternoon, nt two o'clock, Crom bis Inve test 1 donee, NO. #0 Cunbou & » Revokiyn. 4 mornirs, Marth ¢,xt hatt-past five ofclock , » aan oo fous ete Se sect |, wife of The friends and pe ar are reapesttutty invite to attend the Inte residence, No, Gt kim seeet this (Tuesday, ‘orang at ten o’clo: Bacon et Havana, Cuba, on Tuesday, February 19, Joan EB. Bscoe, ened 68 panes and 6 ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are respect fully invited to attend the funeral, from hv iato resi. dence, No. 141 East Thirty-fith street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, one cole, Dover.—-Suddenly, on Monday, March 4, Mary Fua- a, eh of John aud Mary B. Boyce, aged iyear ands The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, from the ee of her parents, Ne. £9 Jersey avenue, Jersey y. Bresr.—On Sunday, March 8, Sins Carmmarve, only by og Margaret and Denma Byrne, aged 6 months and uy The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, {rom the nouge of Carlile Walton, 30 Java street, Greenpoint, LL he (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Bunign —On og Ry March 4, of cousumption, Eo- Buvisn, Trleute of tes amas hos. respectfully requested to ation thats Uhefuneral, without further notice, on Wednesday afternoon, at one o’olock, from his late reaidence, No. 58 Sth avenue. The remains will be taken wo Greawood for taterment. Ciarx,—On Sunday, March 3, Fiszarera, wife of Henry aan England, aged 64 See eet oe em Ooscomsy At his residence, 70 Chariton street, on y, March 4, Fan concen, sae years. The friends of the deseased ‘are Respectfully invited to attend the funeral, which will leave the above address on Wodneeday afternoon, at ore o'clock. Craaan —On Sunday, March 3, efter @ ehort but pain- ful illness, which he bore with Christian fortitade and [se resignation, Parricx Saas in the douh year of Then ‘The friends Lary relatives of the npr respectfully invited to attend the funoral, from his late residence, 142 = -firet street, this’ (Taceday) ‘afternvon, at’ two jis remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for int interment. Covswe, —On Monday re, March 4, Mrs. Low Cocewras,, of this city aged 83 "The relatives ond’ frienda azo reepeottully Invited to attend the en from her late residence, No. 33 Fast Thurticth strevt, on Weanesday afternooa, at three o'clock. Davi. —On nies, ang 4, Joux R. Davis, aged 38 yoars, 6 tenths ana 16 day ‘the relatives and frlende of the family, aleo the mem- bers of Eagle Engine Company 18, aod the [.cempt Fire- men's nes Aro reapoo'filly iavited to attend the from his late residenco, 25 Catharine street, on Wodnesday after ‘noon, at two o'clock. Dik —On Sunday, March 3, of consumption, AMELIA, wifo of Joseph ©. Dilks, und daughter of deary McDonald, tn the 39th year of her age. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend her funeral, from the reeidence of her father, Henry McDonald, Clinton avenue, fourth hovre north of Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn, this (Tuewaay) afternoon, at two o'clock, Fox,—On sixth "day, ird month, at Weat fF aco, Wit- iam W. Fox, in the 7 Fun ‘year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend tho funoral, without further notice, from his late residence, on third day afternoon, at ‘one o'clock. Car- riages will be in waiting at tho terminus of the Third March 3, Mary FARRELL, Avenue Railroad, Harlem bridge, until half past twetve ove Farnuys.—On Sunday evening, aged 65 years. Tho friends and relatives ary respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at half-paat two o'clock, irom her late residence, corner of Sehermer- horn and Bond strecta, Brooklyn. Farox.—On Monday morning, March 4, Caruanmn® Anuauoxa Fanow, W' ‘widow of the late John Faron, sr., aged 63 ine The relatives and frieads of the family are respectfully Invited to attend tho funeral) from her late residence, No, 48 Adelphi streot, Arooklyn, ou Wednesday atte noon, at balf-past two o'clock, without furth sr invasion. Aouth Carolina papers pleaso ony. PR, AGAN.—On Monday, March 4, Jon Fraxagay, aged ara. ‘The friends and relativea are respectfully invited to attend the funoral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two a’clock, from his tate Teeidenee, No 32 Jackson street. The remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for mtomment. Forvarse. —On Saturday eveting, Merci 2, aftor a sort Inees, Jorn Foxrarse, aed! 23 years. Hk: frlonds and acqualatunces aro respectfully invited to attond the funeral, from 191 Elm street, this (tuceday) ‘morning, rn ten lot Gant ro te aire odaaaday, February 21, Lieutenant Hupsox M. Gatiaxn, United states nay of Brovet Brigadier Goncral Join Garland, United ‘utes army. Goopw1y.—At the rosidenco of his brothor in law, Ar- chibald Watt, Hsq., Harlem, on Sunday evening, Marek 3, Josxrn Goopwix, aged 7 years, 1 month and 19 days. Tho relatives and friends of the furatly are respeetfully invited to attend the funeral, from No. 7 Union street, Hudeou, on Wednesday morning, at chven o'clock. : dao dy plana copy. —0n Monday, March 4, Taoxss Braxsep, son of Francis and Maria Gorey, agou 1 year and 16 days. ‘The relatives and friends of tho woot are respectfulty invited to attend the fanersl, this (Tuesday) ufternoon, at one o'clock, from the resi fence of fhis parents, No. 208 West fwenty Toighth strest, between Ninth and Tenth avenues, Gurkxe.—On Monday, Mare’, 4, after » lingering ilinoes, Cnimum A, eldest 408 0 Sandell 1 Groene, in the 40th year of nia age. Tho relatives and frends, also thore of his father and brathers, are invite? to attend the funcral, {rom his late residence, No. 9} “west Hleventa stroot, om W y afternoon, at O%> o'clock, without further notice. Hani oy Monday, March 4, Atrmm Casmm youngest yn of William ant the tato Julia A. Hesketh, — 13 “years and 1 month. relatives aad friends of tho family are ren nv sted to attend the funersl,on Wr Wana, — soa from No. 10¢ ~ Ree ern ome cand y arr Leet voave My March 2, Anmise Tasca, aged 94 Tho relatives and friends of the fam family , aise the mem- bers of Metropolitan Lodge No. 273 F. and A. ™., are re- spectfally invited to attend the funeral, from Liz hate re- sidence, No. 230 Weat Twenty voventh ‘streot, this (Tues- day) afterncon, at one o'c! without further invitation, His remains will bo takeu to Be agg one for interment. Hoimax.—On Sunday cyoning, March 3, Many Any Ho — wife of Thomas Holme in the fiat year of hor “the relatives and friende of the family ar reapectfully invited to attend her funeral, on Wedneeday aiermoon, at one o'clock, from hor lato rewidenca, No. UIT Moat Forty-ffth Street, without further Invitation. Iraxp.—In Brooklyn on Sunday, March % Migs Mar. bs ry ay daughter of Hayeng Ireland, in tho 26th jar of her The relation | and friends of the family are respectfully pee ited to attend the 1, from the Taptist church, of Ws and Gates ayonucs, this (Tuesday) ‘ashington siteroon, at hali-paat two o'clock. Kenty.—Tromas ay of consumption, a native of meee 2 od pe tad ena of the family aro utr past to geet Goorge and Eliza C. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are Pekar, Invited to attend the funeral, this A es at two o'clock, from the residouc 07 Faghth aves avering. rs March 3, Jvus, widow of i og ded on Than thee lative’ and fivenrs of the family aro requested d the funeral, f' the reeidence of hor son, 106 Mout ser atreot, this ( y) afternoon, at two o'clock. Mackry—n morning, March Monday 4, Rowarr Macerect, in the 34th year.of hit ago. ‘Tho fricnde and relations of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funoral, from his into residence, No. 318 Water street, on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock, without further notice March 4, Kowaxo It, Mc Fatrow —On Monday afternoon , ck and Margarct MoValion, aged | — son of Pairk oars. relatives and friends of the family are reepectfully requested to attend the funoral, this (Tuesday) after- noon, at two o'clock, from the reetdencs of his parents, 100 Creonwich street. Mcii0ax,—In Brooklyn, after 'a lingering illness, Sous se wh tx pears. of Clonbroney, county Lougford, Ire- ages His friends aoa relatives are Invited to attend the fune- ral; also the members of the A.O. of Hiberniang, on Weineaday afternoon, at tw o'clock, from his late reai- dence, No. 183 Navy street, Brooklyn, Morey —On Sunday morning, Mare 3, CaneRie Merey, only fanoghter of James and hiiza Mulry, aged 2 , aged 6 years,¢ months and 2 [se years, 2 weeks and 2 days. The relatives apd friends of tho fanatly are rd invited to attond the funeral, this (Tuesday) at two o'clock, from the residence be pereate, 7 No. ta Farex street. Nvowvr.—On Monday, March 4, Mancanmr Aww, the bo- loved bp ed of and Catherine Nugems, aged 1 year, 8 The friends and acquaint of the, family are most regueesrulty invited i attend vee funeral, a afternoon, at two o'clock, {rom the Fonidease " corner of Niath, ana Forty urd ‘O'Brrex —On Monday morning, March poe dues sid of the ones ited to at Mite rane coran'ef ticks aed ws, | Scene OOF Ameer, TR on Monday, March 4, of in ftammation of the teeth the youngest son of Jnmee and Kilen phased aged G months and Zt days. ' ‘Tho friends and be waintances of the family are re- peotfull 4 the funeral, from the resl- doneo of ace oh ‘Columbia atreet, South Brook. lyn, thie Afvernoon, at two ololock. His re baat Gometery, for intormont. ht, Mave o, after @ #hort iit wh Db, Robbing, in the maine wiil Ns tak oS} to Fiat! Romune,—On Sun lay hess, MART B, Romans, wi “4 fo ot the family are requested to attend tho funeral, on Wodneeday afternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of bor father, William Brown. ing, 244 West gt Thirty fourth street, near Ninth avenuo, without further Ranoty.—On Sunday, Mareh 8, Kura, danghter of Wil. fiom ant Kate fi. Raboid, aged 4'yonre, T months and 20 relatives and friends of the family aro ree) faily invited to attend the faneral, on Wednesday at at one o'clock, from the hovse of hor paronts, 622 Fifth Ftreet mae.—In Rrookiyn, on Monday afternoon, February One O'Clock, Of Raquel © 5 Wednesday aft. Kiya, on Saturday, March 2, Fromm Rovgay.—1n Bev, Tone Rowan, of >, My are respectfully invited ¢ ‘The friends of the fax ll take place thiy 3 (Taseday ationd the fuperal, whicd, ae March 5, at ote o'ciogk in td. vlace, ‘south onan dence of’ her son, No. 70 Fourt® church, widney placa, Service at two o'clock at Dr. Pise’s. A. RRID. only tom Rov.—On Sunday, March 8, Thoma © mouths and 29 gon ‘orge und Anné Reid, aged 6 years, + ‘ he friends and relatives of the family ard “nove, invited to atvend the funeral, this (Taseray) Ci At obe o’cicek, from the reaidence of ‘bis parent, Mo. West Forty first atreet, be Fight ey wns —. jt Havana, on Sunday, Peb: geMtlon of the brain, Iuccsxo Sua, or tae fra of Sands, = at es be given of the t'me of ¢ mu —On Sunday, March 3, Anciin sie We meer caierat of Walter and Bizabeth' anise » aged 2 year cad 6 a coraorr —{n Rrookiyn, on Monday, Maret 4, Fanea Louise, daughter of P. W. and Emeline ‘Sloothor aged t » | Peau ri family full he t are respectfully tuvitet to tend the funeral, from No. 185 Smith street, Teocklye, on ay ‘arternoon, at two o'clock. ‘TeckkR —At bia residence, in Plaintield, N. J., ow Mew day morning, March 4, Captain Josera Ticukn, formerty “enbee’ , shipmawstors and frivage ~ Members of the Marine xenerally are invited to attend funeral, from bis bad reridence, on edness coda arch at two 0 Wiuiwarry LANDER, waaTm, m, tt the Orn year ae ‘The relatives and gore cir ae ba) ited to attend pr o' felon foo vor th the renioeeseer we aoe ‘800: sfc 4. Brooks, 446 West Twenty -shird street, witheut ‘Vitor ~On Sunday night, March 8, Jour Winsor, im veteran of 1812, ib the Jaut veke of Bde antes Tho relatives and friends of the family are invited tr attend the funeral, this rey afternoon, at tem Liat, dimenseentn nen AlaRe SECOND Wann Saves sROOKD MAND SCALE LILLIN'S CheLRD oR tRON|nowE's HACE. SERGIO PRANK E, HOWE, 205 Broadway, wa. EVBRDELL’S SON'S—-WEDDING CARR® ? aod Bnvel of the Inte fer nye! Beckieeed a te siyles, 10t Fulton — A’ BVERDELL’S OLD STORE, 802 ae CaOwAaL Weeding C: 7 & eee ards, ‘hese celebrated ecgra ‘ards sold ‘T GIMBREDE’! Mou 588 BKOADWAY, ARTISTIC grame beautifully out and stamped on note SBASKINATION OF LINCOLN WaS ATTBM Dut ait who use Dr, TORLAS! Yenet aa Liaiment. tim rye Spraing, Ae. 28 und 80 coats” ale ramp, Sprains, 4c by al altdruggluta.” Oioe No 68 Cortlandt sreeet. AT ROUSTAINS INDIA BTORE, 61 BROAD WAY. Fine apple Dresses and Summer Wash stike {al state Lesson tu snes cas tare ecbslse sarin # Ureeses in r troun, provided iy cal; toon at tho abe st iar aed ‘onatan vearce and desirable-artiy cles f from Chine an’ Japan id RTIFICIAL LIMBS —A. A. MARKS, 307 BROADW New York city, makos the best In he Wort, bread prices and with additional improvements. ALLOU'S FPFFPFRFFPFYE yvyr. ¥ yyy Sassae FREFFFYFYEREF YYYT ¥vv¥r S83 (S8R re Y ¥¥ Sls re YY YY rr - vr rr FrFrI ¥rrvi jew Yi Brey warranted DR. ‘LUTHF AL ORM! BUNWON in ERTED. Nal “BNL rn Ce Joint ag Sea Prgms ms conrsalanre to tient, by Dr ZACHA’ pal py As, Bur m. Bentist, 42 Great Jonea sass Shitorod way. HUNDREDS HAVE BEEN CURED IN THE MOST OBSTINA7E CASES OF DEAFSESS, BY DR. VON MOSCHZISERE, 167 Clinton place, between Fifth and sixth’ avenues, RAND INSGURATION PATTERNS OF THK TAR a Mo hu SRS Asma, ESTA MAGASIN DI my seh ee Earrings and Pina, Ge uncle, Mosaic and Lava Earrings and Ping Garnet, &c,, Rarrings end Pina, GK ‘Carbuncle, Lava, 0, Barrings and Pimm, each ; price ora Bind {See usual Rag een a soot vier cron poop $3 canter, pS Seapegers Bracelets, $1 cach; eommh enc; weual price an inci Hed, teal et uncle, Enamel and mypatcng Sle ‘Butious, $1" cot, Soma Coral, Garnet, &e.,$leseh; usual pelas racelets, ~ | ee ay 2 aurea Gentlemen's Boal Kate nee: ita OW a co: wrual pres Oe mm 7 Saonaperocgetn bree usual pete fea So wracesrtn ein Gath at mee oe ee Oe inbbdren cents to $1 each; usual price GB Gentlemen's Boast ee Ladies’ real Jet each, usual price gic a ‘# Chain Pins. © oat Bert Clamps” Goods sent by mail s en] ‘tw all parts of nied SOROKGR GALLEN for the : ‘ or YATT'S LIFE BALSAM. Kieamatiom tn its most ainfnt forma; neret ttvelan, sa nalt trhewm veoptn ioe i oe vee of oo 5 “l, mercial come ‘dineanes wisi “debiir'y, itver and Rid consumowens, ¢.. Are meat cortainiy cured by 7 tots api iter. arth yait's Life Balaaen has os thousands of cases of ‘hea flsraare, and it will most certainly cure any, came can be reached by medisioe accordanaa cit ich if takeo i With the dicectiona 1 does not contain & pariele of mereury. of any other terlous mineral, It can be taken with peetect saCety Oy (delicate “ris THE ae nORBAR c my RATIVE BLESSING OF Bria DEror, NO. Sw GRAND STREET, NEW coME YOUD OWN LANDLORD —J [ow 70 we OM) ¢ Soe il Py 7 Plotand stand a is Se aie partoke in sos of Ste ey (Fuceday) evening, at Thy o'clock, a NGRORGE L, BAX! TER, Prosideet, gerek. Moots Talon vail 1 Rene, Tease | MPORPANT NOT: IPERS OF GOODS BY Tam oF. Soa care ESS i cea em purcrs PROTRAN FOUNTAIN PEN— WARRANTED Fr Peasure. Compact. No Saree rare nifcoue. i, iy All kinds of inie tnd a writes trom 6(o 10 hours, Call and eee ity ‘T. G. STBARNB, Agent, No, 67 Brondway, N. F. RLLING AT A AACRIFION. i 1oH AND BWI84 CHRONOMETER WATCHER D. ©. PRAOOOK, Condos, and 406 Browdway, A wplendid stock of Miptation Jewel ‘pein, eal t in'vacrorg, Glen Sree Sesto sore for oaks Row in taciory, Glasa , SAVARe, J egeuell STOMA rraxon, iereveamna, (WB Broadway, Doth 33. 000 yur es cate i Ecionciss Lieegotes, At epissted We ain AW GOUION & 00, + Comin guve whi, evage