The New York Herald Newspaper, March 20, 1863, Page 5

©o.'s Kentucky and Missouri State Kawrvcny. bares Cuass oad 80, 34, 24, 1, 23, 5, G3, 55. 42, 16. 6, 40. ook » 15, 37, i. 16, 55, 13, 34, 45, Oeulds wnt cree consrs a EOD ‘t o 08, Official Dra wings of the Delaware State } Duvawanx. Berea, OLass 132-March 19, 139% 4, 37, | bh 45, 21, O4, 75, 40, 51, Deuswins, “Deas iA-Marel 19, 1563, i 49, 7, 1s, 56, 05, 45. 42, 39, 5, TL, 44, 13. (Ctreulars sent ¢ sent by address! n JOUN A. MORRIS € CO. Wilmtagton, Delaware, OMeial Drawings of the Library Asso- Wa Lanter, of Kentucky: Chass 1.3—) hla, 1863, 82, 4, 15, si, 00, O1 Th TH, Be, 6B, 62, 20, 83 Lt—Mareh 12, 1308 67, 31, 32, 61, 54, 7% : Beg, 00 e 5, 45, 00, U3, 26, 41, 49, 70 tinier! ELLs #00. Covington, Ky. aria Cashed im ALL Leg: ies, In. ormat on furnished. GA Room being 4, bisies it ad 16 Wall ized atten Wh Royal Havana Lottery.—Thirty per gent tremiums paid for prizes; tiformation (urn Highest price pai for douboond and American sod and TAYLOR & CO., Bankers, 16 Wali street. ana Cashed in all Leg zed Lottes Information given JOSEPH Barks Broker, ewes Street, rou iti 1, New York. Spring Opening. ESPEN>CHEILD this day brings to the notice of gentle- Men the *pring style of Dress Hais for 1863, Salesroom 118 WNassau iret, daria Spring Style of Gentlemen's sts, 24044 Broadway, near Duane street. Genin, 513 Broadway. OBAND.OFENING Pi) STYLES MISSES’ HATS, { BOYS repre In ANTS’ HATS. The largest assortment ever pea le in. thia city, port English and American styles iepresented. New iin- Ladies, Spring is Coming, and if You swish handsome Gaiters, Baimorals, &e., with Misses, By" ‘a and Obildren's Boots and Shoes, patvoulze MILLER & ‘887 Canal strect, pa ese and Wilson’ sHigheat Premium We Broaiway, New Q5 of the Rest Artists in the iia with a free use of some half dozen varieties of the best 10” 1 nny quantity of sweet. elo-n towelR, rvssing and Bashing Saloon, corner of The First Conscrip' at Turtle to ‘De eaten o-day at BRITTAN Vy scorns’ 13 Park row. Foote’s Patent U clin Lock Stand.— Anew invention. which bid ir to supersede and exeiuda | entirely from the market ail stands that have Leretofore ‘Deen used —New York Tribune. At Whveler « Wilson Sew: Ang Machine rooms, 8 § Broadway, New York. Genin, “13 Rroaaway, ‘Will opoa on Thursday, 19h tn ‘Children’s Hats, whiew will comprise the latest French and Bagiish noveiies for Infants, soys, Girts and Misses’ Test, The millinery and basting trade ‘dealt with on liveral Trunses.—Marsh Brothers’ Radical hel russ ofice, corner of Broadway and Ann Atreet, unda ett upporters, Sho: Goods, dc. A ‘aay y avon seet idee cen styles of ls new spring Trases.—Marsh & Cols Radical Cure ‘Truss, No. 2 Vesey sireet, opposite the church. No vonnec- om tt any otter tras ‘othiee of the same name. Female Hits, Hair Dy , “30, Ce rma, xBlack or rown, nataral, durable, beautiful. it No. Barclay ‘streak.’ Bo.d by all drugginte. “ai wapey ne of ume Nervous, Seminal, Uri. mary and Sexual Systema.—New and relfable treatment—in reports of roy How ey ASSOCIATION—Sent fn sealed letter envelopes, free of vb Address Dr. J. SKLLLIN HOUGHTON, Howard A: lon, Piiladeipbia, Pa Genin, 613 Brondway. ‘MISSES’ Suing STYLE HA’ SsPuING StYER INFANTS" SPRING STYLE HATS. Mire. Winsiow’s e re= Beves the child from pal invigorates the stomach and Dowels, corrects selity 1 gives tone and vigor tothe whole -gysiem. 25 cents a Gristadoro’s Hair Dyc, Preservative and wholesale and retail . 6 Aste 7 yd Spied by akult artis re eh —— s, Toupees, Hair Dye, Hair Dyc' tifying TU RLON era, fe oe ben — the hair, at — Lge ate 1 are fests s or “brown, natural, . e » 1 Barclay ‘sireet’ Bold by alt drugain, plies Genin, 513 congas a aad Boys’ vendy. ond Enfants! spring styles now Genin, 513 Trondway, has Opened His ‘entire stock of spring styles Hair Dye—The Best in the world ; instantaneous, harmless and reliable. Sold ‘by all druggists and perfumera, Factory, 81 Barclay streot. Try Laird’s Bloom of Youth, or for preserving and beautitying the complexion be convinced of its value, wil peter and FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Tuurspay, March 19—6 P. M. The Legislature has at last grappled with the ygold question in a manner which will be effectual and will give speculators their quietus. The bill | meporieds Ae and which appears certain to pass, reads | as follows: fee. 1. Any and all bapks, insurance companies, trost ‘ornpunies, savings institutions and other moueyed curpo- | Fatious sal! be and are hereby prohibited from making or | continuing any loan or loans in money or otherwise upon | gold coin or boliion, or any paper sof these | or either of them, or upon any fore ign bili or bills of ex. | change whats ever, under the penalty of a forieiture of | ‘their charter or articles of assoolation, #s the case may be; | and any such Joan or loans so made or continued to be | be absolutely void, and no section for the reco- | ha lie im or be entortalaed by any court of | justios of th Seo 2. ‘This ct ball tke effect immedintery. ‘This stops ali loans, of whatever amount, abso- @utely and immediately, on gold and exchange, and will force into the market, the moment it | passes, all the gold and bills which are held here on | speculation and hypothecated at bank. It is very difficult, of course, to say how mach gold wonld be forced out by this bill. Last Monday the banks showed a specie average for the preceding week of $36,110,083, of which about $20, 000,000 | «may belong to themeelves, The balance con- sists of special deposits, on the bulk of which it is safe to conclude that some | -advances have been made. Quite a -num- ber of savings banks and insurance companies | | Mave likewise been lenders on gold. All this bul- lion will, when the above bill becomes a law, cease to be available as security for loans, and will consequently be thrown into the market to find its level. A well informed correspondent at — Albany, writing on this gold subject, says that the | temper of the House js fully aroused, and that the ~only cause for delay is the desire of everybody to | make the measure as stringent and sweeping as Possible. Gold was rather better to-day, on the vague sfumors of disaster in the Southwest. It opened at 156, declined to 154%, rallied to 156, sold at 155%4, 155% and 156 in the afternoon, and closed 11555, bid. Exchange sold at 170, 170% wnd 171. At the close bankers declined to draw at 171. ! Money was very easy indeed to-day; everybody was trying to lend motiey at 6 per cent. Mr. Chase is evidently pursuing the wise policy of making money easy and putting up the price of his securities before trying the market with a new loan. His debt certificates are in demand at 973,— an advance of \% to-day. The new certificates “will soon tonch par if no folly be committed at Washington. ‘The stock market was again better to-day, ay sthore was a decided increase of speculation, Un. derlying the temporary theories and currents of the street rests the great principle that issues of paper money and vast government expenditures, combined with an equally vast development of internal traffic, must lean to a general advence in values; and this principle, thongh resisted by | speculators and checked in its operation by pe- riods of distrost and uneasiness, must in the end assert ite set hom In the morning to-day Frie rose %, Pittsburg }%, Rock Island 1‘, 5 Toledo %,. Fort Wayne %, guaranteed 24, Sou- thern do. 134; while on the other laod ‘Pact | declined 1% and Quicksilver 6% per cent. Bonds were firm, and so were governments. The coupon 6's of 1881 rose %{ per cent. In the afternoon the market was quite strong, and prices were all}, a Yper cent higher. The following were the closing quotations:— US6's,"81,reg.103%% a 1033 rie. . 19% a 70% * pot os @ 104%; rie preferred 993% a 100 7.80 pn, A& 0.108% a 100%5¢ HudcouRiver.100 a — Debt corti! 's. 993, a 99% Hariem.. ST% a 38 Dom'nd not’s.1555g 2 166 Harem prof. 8.4, & 88% Amer’n goid..155% @ 156 Mich Cout,...102\ a 104 Missouris Gl% 4 62 = Mich South ane a Oly — w 624% Mich Ho a RGB 8 108% rey 49% tts, Ka 72 19 a 20 “ie a OK 245 a a 98% 180% 2190 Rock Isiend... 943% @ 95 NY Central, .116% @ 1164, Fort Wayne. 64 & 6544 ‘The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows 425 75 + _ 172,000 00 21,475,808 61 3,739,783 Ok ‘The statements of the banks of the three princi- pal cities of the Union for the last week compare with the previous one and the corresponding time of 1862 as follows Devorite. | Srecte, Cireulat'n, POU. GG4 85,110,085 "8.657.046 ey 149 7,609,283 7,760,062 ST S787 AIT Kisuso 40 ‘ Sue BA ie 13%) merger ra 44,902 S14 ‘The statement of the Boston banks for the last week compares with the previous week und for the corresponding week of 1862 as follows:— March 9, 1863, March 16. Lorn March 17,1862. $79,274.109 79,6351 61,746,925 1/682,027 1 "c00258 8,471,968 + 86,215,372 "82,965,140 20,554,078 : e224 88 7,780,062 604,778 At the annual meeting of the Minnesota Mining Company yesterday, Mr. William Pearsall was elected President, in the place of Mr. John C. Tucker, who declined a re-election, and Mr. Samuel A. Banks Treasurer, in the place of Mr. Moses A. Hoppock. The old Board of Directors was re-elected, with the exception of J. C. Tucker, resigned, and Moses A. Hoppock. The vacancies were filled by the election of Messrs. Joseph Rudd and 8. Judson Hawley. The management is now as follows:—President, William Pearsall; Trea- surer, Samuel A. Banks; Seeretary, Samuel J. W. Barry; Directors, Joseph Rudd, William Pearsall, E. Judson Hawley, William E. Dodge, William Hickok, Enoch C, Roberts, Charles P. Woodrut. The annual report is a very favorable one. The surplus of the yoar 1862 is $209,000, or overten per cent on the stock, after very large expendi- | tures for improvements and opening new ground. The above earnings are an average of about twen- ty-five cents per pound for ingot copper. Tho price now is thirty-five cents. The product of January was one hundred and eleven tons. ‘The gross earnings of the Milwaukee and Chi- cago Railroad were:— danuary s12.t2 63 iat Sa ant 2 February 8,077 2h 151302 98 Total. $20,849 T4 Tt 64 OT 80 svececeecees OT Stock Exchange. ‘Tuenspsr, “March 19, 1963. $3000 T86%s, "08,000 107 50 sha Quices'e M Co 48 56000 US6 50 bi 2000 + 104% 6000 US 5’ 9 6000086 it 102% 4500U'S6's,’81,Owlhy 10135 obey percns 106% 3000 do Febicdug 10634 50000 US. os, Sycer. 995% 7000 ion 35000 ts OTM 6000 Tenn 6° OLY 5000 « 614, 1000 N Caro! 16 6900 Missouri 2 5000 . G1X 10000 ‘ba 614g 7600 California 7) By 8000 N York Cen 68 ate 1000 Erie3d m b,’s3 1000 Erle th mt bas ito 1000 Hud River 3dm 109 2000 HarleroRR 3dm 107 11000 C, Bk Q8 po b 128 6500 HudRiver Lstin 116 11000 A&T!i2dm pref 913; 200 Reading RR. 50000 A & TH inc bds 81°" 100 MichSo&NIRRDGO a 10001aCkMigbds 31 100° do. 2000 Chick NW 101% 600 — do. 2000 Chic NW Istm 72% 1500 do. 1000 Chic&NW int h 98 4 200 Tule Wab2dm 2 S00MS0 & Ni mids 10855 4000 do, 9234 100 Clove & Pitts i, 14 7000 do. 92% 12000 1133 8000 American ‘gold. 1555, 400 i. 430 713 20 Clev, cal MG THe 1065. 4 Galena & Chi RR. 923 12 aoe . 15 Bk State of NY. G0...0..02. 99% 256 Am Exchange Bk 99!; 200 Clev &Tol RR.s60 96), 15 @ 1 300 do. 971 100 Metropolt 100 do. 91%, “29 Continental Bank. 90 = do 91 10 Commonw’th Bk. 91 de 98 18 imp & Trad’s Bk. 202 aie Chi A RET ER, om 10 Park Bank. . 120 rs 94 60 Tradesmen’s Bk.. 103 9434 10 Merchants’ Bank. 102 25 Chi, mae uy RR lows Se Canton Company. 24% 50 Tol & Wabash RR 50 100 Bruns City LCo.. _54_ 800 Pitte FAW & ORR O54, 200 Cumb Coal pref.. 19 30 ‘do. - & ea 100 do. 2 19% 50 Chi& Aiton pret. S4y 460 Quicksilv’ 100 do... so 50 do. 160 do. 50 10 Rome & Win Re a = SECOND BOARD. 1 $1000 TS 6'#,'St,reg 102% 1006hs Frio RK pret. 100 | 7000 US 6's, "SL, con 104 do. . 1000 US 6's, "67 25000 Tr7 3 1 a0! 16000 do... 5000 do. i 59000 U8 6'e, 1 yr cor 99% 10000 ds Jan 907, 6000 Missouri O's... 61sg 5000 Mus 'ristolt J 8% juois war loan 102 2000 N ¥ Con 7's... 108% dy tar RR frie 4th im bds i)i 100 10 NWistimty 73 200 | 1000 Mich Souzdmig 10: 109 « 600 Fitts, FLWACSd 20 Mich ¢ 5000 Mich Sou ek'gtd li Si | | 130000 American gold Lo Wax | 0. 1 105% GshsMotropelienhie tus 10835 | 10 Vocan Ba: 10834 50 stegchante’ Vauk. way 108) 3 Quicksily neeer = 3 do. i} 4 Canton Ci ompany. | 200 do... | 100 Pac Mail 88'C0..: | oo : | | 100 op | 50 10 180 6 Wie 100 Ctzn' wea BxI'n 100 20N ¥ Central RR. 110% | 100 Frio RR. $0 do. * do. do, 150 do. J io” do, 50 Chic, Ba & Qy RR 10934 | 560 = OO ARAT HauteRR 38% | 300 faics at the Pa ONE O'CLOCK $100000 Tr7 3. mene . = en * 100 110000 ae 16615 $i cove it ‘RR 000 » 168 156000 do $60 Gal & Chi RR Joo che @’sitveriliato ay do 0 do. a 4 209 do 44 400 1100 Rocks 100 Pac MSS € f00 cht & Re al mat. 1069 . Ce 7) | 100 Bete preferred... POrR O'CVEK P. 200 1S 7.00 Trno's 106% 750 sie MSKNINR.st0 aly Devs Certie’s. % 300 see 61% oo 40 20 «o «BS 61g 170000 Ameriean gold °4 15% KR. bow 80000 2000 2 we 11% 1% . “ My | 10 Backs co Lead Go 4% 200 Galena K Clric RR O4iy 50 Pacific Mall fefCo. 19) 300 GO... DO Bbig Erie RR... 100 do. 4K 200 100 Clev & Toledo fii say 550 100 do 810 98% 200 de. 200 do sess OOM es ete m RR « 40... 53 WBN do 3 O Cele BRK id RR 4 100 tari i pr. 0 5% «350 MO... 810 OEM poe | f) 4% 00 (ithe HW RR GIy to... DS OOS | Edward J. foyie, in the | Street, on Tuesday, | fully invited to atvecd tie (umeral, this ()'ritey) alvor,, NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1863. i) CAPE COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘Boon, at twoo'etock, from his parunts’ reewdence, 350 Peart | Ua aa. - Twunspay, March 19-6 P.M ae.8.y. Wed as Asm. —Tho sales were contined \o30 bbis pote at BKC. | graanT., wifo of Jane Piney and “ Bugapsrurrs.—There was more activity and lightly tn- end dane Duss, aged 2b yo. j wiil take pom ou Su afiornoon, ab one creased firmness im the market for tour to day, owing | mainly to the improvement in ex: hunge consequent vn the rise in gold, Sales were made of 13,000 bbis. “tate and { invil Western, 1,500 Southern aud 750 Canadian within our revised range:— o'clock, from be: ele ta a fe | street, won fds and ucquaimtinces are respectfully alvapy [eago cop Fmd sg bord ‘move, Mareh 19, Kua. prs pte hing daughter of Leunis M. kitob, aged years We toved them—y tongue can tell How mvch we iovel ‘fea sand how well, God loved thom too, aid thought tt best ‘To tako them home, to be at reat. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to % gute a eral this (Freer) slernoon, at four o'clock, from the resiie Ww 416 6 50 street, without forthor pave Lauibosonie igiirs —Whieat continued inactive, with gales of only 20,000 Fowiaa.-~0u, Wednesday, March 18, at his late reni- bushels, at $1 72a $1 79 for red and amber Westorn, dence, No. =e ‘Larlton street, James Fownnn, i the 79th $1 90 for white do., $1 54 4 $1 67 for Milwaukee club and ves ond friends af tho faraily, also the mem. S.uthern mixed to seed suerte. ete ares of Phe relatives amber spring, and $1 87 a $1 58 for Chicago spring, Gorn | bers of the Washington gare Methodist Episcopal church, a1@ respectfully” | funeral vas Qrmer and more selive, the sales comprising 70,000 | from ato church, ia Yoceah i ca, wear sixth aveuue, om bushels mixed Western at 90c, a 92 }¢0. for sound, and 600. | Saturday morn, at ten o'clock. 4 89c, for unsound and heated, Sales were also made of igs coy. abort ye sume | Grapy, a native of , county, Ireland, in the 5ét 5,600 bushels of rye at $1 08 a$1 12, aud 500 bushels oan ‘Up trisuds of the family are pen barley at $152. Onts continued in good request at 760.4 fully fhrited to attend the funcra!, this (Friday) after- 85c., according to quality. = iste from his late residence, No, 100 Fast 5 a we} Corres. —f@les were confined to small lote of Rio, On Wednesday, March 18, of membrancous Jamaica, &e.,.at previovs rates, the market boing quite aon mavuaA, only daughter Of George dud Anna Goetting, dui. aged 1 year, 6 months and 18 days. - rrr wpe Deere and in very limiced demand at 18. | "#TS atives and {riends of he family are respectfully invited to atten’! the funeral, from the resideuce of ber parent 660 Third avenue, this (Friday) at twelve o'clock Fev he market was quiet, with a downward ten- dency in prices of m st descriptions, FreicHis.—I here wee more cong in this lire today, ors. Wednesday evening, March 18, Ronmar and rather more firmness in rau ‘to Liver; i thee he 4 - Wore shipped 500 bbIs. five nt Tx. 6. 87,000. bosiins | Hasson te the Tin sear ot RS ee ie grain at 66d. a 634d., ju balk and shins + 200 bbim~ | tone the funeral, from ( rallying roadway Satay pork at 8. 6d., and’7,500 packag: # bic rd, &o., 2 ~ 24 day afternoon, ab bull. past Uhree 0’ élock, without further be —On Wednesd te m Wednesday, March 18, after a long and painful iliness, Kxa.y Hoxren, widow of Dr, Edw in Hun ter, aged 38 years and 1 month, ? s. Od. To Bristol there were taken 1,000 bbls. flour on p. t. To London thore wore engaged 150 tiercos and bbls. pork at Ss a %s,; 450 Uierces boot at 48; 450 Farknges provigions at 228. Gd., and 20 tons maple wood be: The members of Lebanon Lodge, F. and A. M., aiso the wit! was selling more freely st 85¢. a 95¢. for North memborg of the ate Noriolk street aptia ehuret and Bors were in moderate demand at le, a 27e. for now fale taplted 10 ante fuse thie teriay) noe crop. noon, at ove o'clock, fram her late Fesidente, No. 6 Mau Mrrais were quiet and prices generally depressed. Mors:axa.—Sales today were unimportant, and the | Fry Cometery. market was depressed. ‘Hoveurau NavAL Stoiss,—There wus very little inguiry for any | gry eT alte article. Spirits turpentine was quoted dull ‘at $3 15 ‘a ry A smal! lot of strained rosin was aoid at $24. Ons.—There was more doing in petroleum, but very Hittie stirring in other deseriptious. Prices were steady. Provasions.—Tho market was firmer and more active fort pork, the sales of which reach $l4 1246 & $14374¢ for old ties, & new do., aif $11 60 # $13 75 for prime, Beet taled, dull at $11 25a $13 for plain, aud ia a $13 75 for extra mess. Sales were made of 1,700 bbis. and tierces of jard within the range of wie. a 11%c ; 1,300 boxes of bacon at 7c. a 9%c., and 600 packages of hams and shoulders at 7c. a Sic. and 53c. a be, Mutter was sel ling at 220, a 28e, for State, and 17c, a 22c. for Western. Cheeso was attracting more attention at 1c. a 1540. BRice.—The market was quiet and prices were unsettled, ‘Sacr—There was a better inquiry for Liverpoot sack at previous quotations, SUGARS were quiet, with aales ofonly 410 hdda. at lose, 12,0. for New Orleans ‘and 10Xe. # Ile. for Cuba, Tarsow was beavy at 12%c. a 12Y%c., with sales of 65,000 Ib. Teas were steady in price, but inactive. Wuatnnone was held drmiy, with, however, very little eo in it. Wrsxry.—There were 400 bile, gold within a range of from 460. a 47c,, the latter rate for K. & D. gin street. Her remains will be ivterred in Cyprese At Kingston, N. ¥.,on Tuesday, Fobra hort and painful’ iliness, of consumption, Taaao L. F. Hoveuraiine, of the above plac ¢, ugod 66 years and 3 days. California papers please copy. Hortow.—Ou Wednesday, March 18, from fover con tracted at ilarrison’s Lauding, Orderly Sergosut Joux Honrow, Third regiment Fxcolsior Brigule, aged 38 year’, 6 months and 8 days The frlonis of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from bis late residence, 36 Renwick atreot, this ()riday) afternoon, at two o'clock, without further invitation, Marx. —Ou Toesday, March 17, after a short fitness, Mr Thomas MAIN, machinist, azed 39 years. relatives of the faunily, alxo the em. eptung Iron Works, are requested to at ral, from his lace residence, 227 Lew is street, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Merny. —A n, Staten Istund, on ‘Thursday, Mareh 19, Carnie Thomas, son of Willian H. and Anne . Merry, aged 19 years. H Funeral services at tho restdeneo of his parants. (Friday) atternoon, at two o'clock. taken to Wes'choster for interment. Mnucx.—In Ereoklyn, on Wednesday evening, March 18, Laurer, wile of Dr. H.G. Mirick, and only daughter of Flisha Horton, Req., of Wiite Plains, N.Y. Tho relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral xervices, at her late reaidenes, 79 Clin | ton street, this Graco church, one o'clock. Gre leave Twenty-sixth street at half-past ten o'clock A, M., and return at four o'clock P.M. MARs#Ar1.—At Shanghae, China, Joux W. Manswats.and Maroaver, bis wife. ‘The funcral wil! take place at 184 Delancey strect, on Sunday after oon, at one o'clock. The Free and Accepted Mi and friends aro invited to attend. Monnav.—On Thuraday, March 19, youngest danghter of Fre aged | year and 10 month ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi of her parants, 149 Bridge strect, Brooklyn, this (Friday) afior: noon, at three o'clock. Meiiaix.—-On Thursday, March 19, Hovons MoHare, @ native of Greive, county Mayo, Ireland, oged 70 years, this His remains will be | Sales of Real Estate. By A. J. Bleecker, Sun & Co. age ‘and lot on bp Bt, 8. 8, ee ay. De. tae do. Premises No. 12 Thomas street. os Property at New Lotts, opposite Suediker's One lot on 2d av., between 112th and Tb ro Ono lot on 70th st., 8. B., east of 3d ay. House and grounds a Peekskill. By Mesers. Muller, Wilkins & Co, Minqaner Anya, wiek nud Mary Aun Moreau, House and lo 247 West 10th st. Honse and lot 63 West oth st... 1 lot n, 8, 23th at., 180 feet east of 4th ay. 1 lot adjoining the above, 1 lot adjoining the above. 1 Jot adjoiuing the above. . 2 lots adjoining the above, each $5, Ry FE. H. Ludiow & Co. ‘40th st., 224 fect weat of 2d av. 40th st., 124 feet west of 2d av.. 4,675 49th st., 116 fect west of 2d av.. ome ith Kt.» } 80 fort west of ba ay, Michael Kilroy, are respectiutiy invited to atten! tho fu: | | neral, from No. 465 Second avenu», on Saturday afternoon, | at two o'clock. McCaws.—On Wednesday oventng, March 18, Auicx, danghter of Patrick and Mary McCabe, aged 4 years, 3 | monthe and 3 days. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the (uperal,from the residence of | | her parents, $50 Second avenue, this (Friday) afternoou, | | at one o'clock. House and fot n. Hofiee and lot n, Howse aad jot a. Flouse and lot Proporty Nos. 61, 63 aud 6a Frauliin st., aio | | Metiowax —Om Wednesday, March 18, Mr. Joum Property No, 60 Franklin st., 25x51 feet. 14,609 | *cGowan, in the 65th year of his Hous» No. 87 White st. 24x70 feet... 9025 The {rienis of the family aro respectfully requested to attend the funeral, from his late resideace, corner of Putty Au streot aid First avenue, 88 COPY ‘sday morning, March 19, Connatia » wife of Samiel J. Penniman, and daughter of the | wis K. Dridge, m the 26th year of her age, | 3 lots on 4th ay., near 86th st., eacl $1,500 ~ 4500 | | Married. Bar—Panxer.—On Thurs@y, March 19, by the Rev. Mr. Newman, Wa. H. Bart, of this city, to Viornrm Z. % ‘The reiatives and friends of the family are i etfuliy | eet hpge oe akg deg Me 19, by the | {2¥ited te attend the funeral, from the Church of the Brow: . movant ago PY (BO | Messiah, Dr. Ougood's, on Saturday afternoon, at four | Rev. George Junkiu, D. D.. Arsnxm & Paowise,'T. 8. N., | Mewbals ti. (mavodia, on Sat . | behing a nama of Charies stowart, Ksq., all of thia Revv.—On Weduesday, March 18, after a short and ge. e vere illness, Sansa A. Raxkp, in the J yoar of ber age. | con M4—WiLtiAMson.—-In Greenpoint, on Tuesday, | rho funeral will take place from Ser ine reodones, | arch 17, by the Rey. Mr. Tailor, Uuiyxe Counrit, of Now | xo. 149 Wastiugton street, om antarday morning, at tow York, to Ming Avice L. Wittgaaeow, of Greenpoint, 1. 1. Cou s—JANaEX.—On Wednesday, March 15, by the Kev. A.M. Partridge, WM. ©, Conn to Miss Entanor M, Jaxsey, all of Williamsburg. No cards. Drv—Svescer.—On Thursday, March 12, at the resi- of the bride's tather, Josxe Dre, of Stapleton, § Marnin M. Sreveie, of South River, N. J. o'clock. Tier frieuds and sequaintanoes aro respecttully invited to wttead = Her remains will be teken to Rye for | interment. Toary.—On Thursday, March ®, Ricnann Onpwees Rusry, | son of Richard and Margaret Meily, aged 4 yours, 7 mouths } and 9 days, | The friends of the family are respectfully imvited to | attend the funeral, on Saturday afternoon, at one o'clock, | from the residence of his parenos, No. 4 Cliff #treet. Kore —On_ Tharaday, March 19, Fooxvim, daughter of Harlow sud Hokiah Rove, aged 4 years and 6 months. ‘of the family are respectfully on Tuesday, March 17, by the Itev. Samuel A. Clark, Gyoxck W.' Lyxeu, of Philadelphia, to Misa Axi M., oungest daughter of the late Col. Kendertom Smith, of Kenderton, Philadelphia | ‘The relatives and (rie Oskury—Maaie.--On Wednesday, March 18, by the | jp” we Saturt - Rev. Dr, Magia, Lawis W. Oaxinr, M. fs., to Anam, dang | BY Hed fatdhatetn, Wenn dating clergytian, all of Klizabeta, N. J. \ Mine be —On Wednesday, March 18, by the R FS. Wiley, uzancm flows, | bter of Jamey rw — On Wetvonday, Maroh 18, at at, John's + bystd Rov, Mr, Clark. Araaer “to Aves T. Ewen, only daughter Dr. 4, W. Elwes. United States Ariny. Her remains will be taken ‘rom her late residenee, Sixvieth street and Broadway, this (Friday orming to St. | Paut's charet, Fifty nieth strest and Nioth avenue where a solemn requiem mas will be O'clock, for the repose of ber eonl, Patrick » Cathedral for mtorment, Hor friends are re Watiee—seorr.—On Wednesday, March 1 | eonatte Sa > fener dence of the bride's parents. by tue Kev. J, €, Horm 1 Oy ee ee oe Eoxuxn Wausen to Baicy Soom, both of Brooklyn, &. 1. | bath yeur of her | No cards, ae ke wal 6 Warros—lerny On Thursday, Me { 7 dia owen of the bride's fauher: by tho ies. UW j ig te urn ALTON to ©) aughter of the Hoa a Thursday, March 19. of consumptior Perry, of Newark, N. J ro whine oggeins My aoa te” Nan aint ——— - | Por tine of faners aturday’s papor Died. Wounae On Wodoesday, March 15, Mancarer Wooo: Prowx.—On Wednesday morning, March 18, Jom | *"). \ged 56 years, 6 months and 15 days | Coormn, infant son of Edwin J. and Mary 5 | The fricuds and relatives are respect( invited to at. The friends of the family ave invited vo attend the fune. | tnd the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock ral, this (Friday) afternoon. 8 two O'C1OCK, (OM (NE FOr\ LLL aR ee dence of bie parents, 115 Ninth street, without further in vitation. | MISCELLANEOUS. | Deviss-On: thavedey, March 39, Rimsnu, wile of MBROMA DM SUERLING'S AMBROSIA 18 A. STL ar ot her age | A Salalee, Mer emanet oF coon te The relatives and friends of ihe famliy wre rempeettuliy | 4 tthe scalp and lichlox of the invited to attend the f drum, prevents the helr from fail 108 Fsaex street, on Saturday afternoon, at oue WY Gray, causing to row thick ton Put up in bos comtal without further invitation. Byaxe—(u Thursday, March 19, Parwcx Byrewn, aged 38 years lis friende and thore of the ‘amily are respectfully in- vited to attend the fuveral, from his residence ,Con- | over street, near Partition street, South Brooklyn, with- out gurther invitativo, om Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock. The remains will be interred in Calvary Ceme tory. ee Harlem, on Thersday, March 19, Axy Pima, youngest danghter of Andrew and Jemima 8. Brad- ley, aged 14 mouths and 2 days. ‘The funeral will take place this oe) afternoon, at two o'clock, trom the residence of her parents, 128th street, between Second and Third avenues. ‘Ciskxw.—In Prooklyn,ow Tuesday, March 17, Magra, ba) sed ee ES B, Clarne, in the 501h yoar of Mite Tolatives and friends of the family are respectfully tuvited to atvend the faneral, from ber late residence, = avenue, Brooklyn, this (Friday) morning, at ton o'clock. Connotiry.—On Vhorsday, March 19, Jony Herr Com sonar, only son of Patrick and Annie Connolley, aged 18 mouths and 1% days. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are invited to attend the funeral, trom bis late remaayen, No.L0 Bowery, thi# (Friday) ‘afternoon, at two 0" Canare. —At New brighton, 8. I, on Wednesday, March Dr. H, M. STRALING, soe proprietor. Brosttway, LL TRAVELLERS, BY CARRYING A SMALE wor. tie of Lee & Verrius’ Worceste their comfort greatly promoted: game, de Bold by rt Teabeetabla gro IN & BONS, Union square and N 1.00 A AMA avis ie SOLD *semntne mi sph ROE, BLES roa FF SHE SEBKAS Pie CHILD, AP Js. ASILNGTON SUPRESTITE AT WORK 4 CHILD BUASTED BY iTs MOTHER, Ws, Aue bry culy caoghter of William © Tad Jane Christy, aged 6 moniha BAD (rian) mene (Pagiand) an Banner of Ulster, SATIONAL POLICE GAZRITE. Cat auas.—O0 smal March 19, Many Cantaman, widow of Jeremiah Caitabas, of Kantark (Newuarkot), \A HOUSE MOL, hg yg id ‘ating tenner connty Chirk, Irelaud. aD BARSPORD'S Great Macast, Coupet Ineutaum, Har friends and (howe of ber sous, Williom, Jeremiah, Denis, Richard and Avtbony, are requested to attend ah | funeral, from the residence of ber son, William, No. 58 } Greenwich aveune, on Matarday |, At two o'chek, without further ay itation, Cork 8 please copy Coat it New Rocke ile, Westehester cousty, Goce, in the 62d year of bis age ‘The relatives aud fends are respectfully i tend the funeral, from Trinity church, New Koc (Friday) afternoon , at balf-past two o'clock CLamasy.—In Vhiladeipbia, at his residence, in Girard 17, Frepmeien Vasqore Cue Aston place, ry Lo wUSERy, ENTUCKY BOURBON WHISKEY. druggist and grower ia New York, after | Peoruary | \ CURE Fr RUPTURE. —WiUITH'S PATENT LEVER s | | | ieee we warraut will cure this disuse, Ldght, clean Sind easy, Call and soe | GREGORY & CO., % Bows street \ SCHENCK W PULMONIC a¥Rur <A fro wmeiy the ceebraled remedy for Cong Suhenck's bea Weed Tonle and Schenck * samarake Pula DEMAH s HARSHA 4 UO Broatway. MANN. Canravter.—cuddenly,on Thursday, Mareh 19, at the | Compton House, ows Carmo, iu the doch year of his | age. COLD IN THR HEAT “THE KNOWN KEWEDY Me The remains wil! be conveyed to Tyrone, Stesben coun. A SO ako 8 Oar 26 cenia per bee. ty, N. Y., for mterment Sod oy a) Cruggiets im tae Ue Med * de beronn—at Newtown. on Wednesday, Morch 14, | | co in the 26th your of his kg Li, bis Anke of, 1B BYR DR MARG ‘and friends are respectfully invited to at. | Deviants hia Hiahomons they Prine tem the fonerai, from the hone of his father, Andrew | seder i Newer, uretbes-er tne Renprese 0 ase had twenty mim wand St, vetere fed trun 9 Oto cue we the Latacgn wo years ecperlenon berg, may be conan | Houge, New ¥ Le Pevoise, without further notice, this (Friday) alter oon, At two «clock Fixe —at Woat Point, N. Y., on Toenday, March 17, of coneumption, Many, wile of Josoph J. Hisew, aged’ aa | mrtarie fA aay eg CAN ONLY BE HAD at years, | month and 20 he am aad Kereopes ia great Funeral took place on Thur ° variety Fiusamey.—On Wednewdsy, Mare 18, Micwe. Perce Fraswnnt, second son <( Stephes anq Honora Yianuery, aved 2) yoara. ‘The friends and nequalptasces of the fam|ty are reepect. ERA KMEWSDRALERS AND AUTLERS, + onde to FEREB & RANCKER, He yom wink (0 le wupy ion pr wepily wit 8, Cheap Pubucations, Care do ¥ | Boats | act wa ‘The friends of the family and those of hor son-in law, | 4 18, of coguruion. | A Fem sovmow UAE om moras. cBLEuRaTED sou! Ou Brcominen ied by tho whole oe ama TIO soUMArS ory Sainte we for Cou Mam, Ls opay, ai alien Complaint perior quulitics of this healthy free trou tke poiwoiaus ‘usil oll parvaai & coholie prepa not ony by tarne fa the United Staten, but Oy tbe. gneerumen island of Cuba, iu which latter place srateful bowers and amon power ul medica ausitiary, are ae der woich Ue 8. hnappe bus boon imurduced and maintained us voputation, tn ieiicwl tins tutto the Untied Staten Guia, Siosico aud the sat) Amerwan republice fro the office of pet vate Practitioner to the dispensaries, eve, medica! Institutions has mare than nguine hopes of ite manvfarturer, and the expectations of the phymiiatis by whom it hae beoh ad- win ben ado) JAPEA by the undersizned, to faitate this pure preparation in home manufacture, to forg by cortiviertes, and bot les, ‘and to use every other means by whieh | Fepucaiton a aght his own lafameus intarests alvanced. hin wad with th Justhe admix p BO! The fe; lorable effects which have in some cases fol! the alfnistration of the vile eanpounda, while they act & sitmulous (6 the manulacturcr and Kole tmporter to throw round bis pure importation rdditional safeguards, should mn to Ca Wigner car Xarnine the labets. id bot pir: One KAYE Ach ihe real arkwot WOLFE § SCHIEDAM ARO MATIC SOHNAPPS. 11 is scatooly neorasary to add—y bat hi no freq 1 lynis-—that the Behe Schnipp ‘auliod froin bartey of the fut ¢ in Europe, soteeiod by special. ntxon, witht tures that it is favored by the. juuiper berry of Tals. (he finest In the world) and rectiiied Aabsequently” to distillation, bya peoullar process, which expels tron serid particle, leaving nothing behind i that it ie ure by the propriet i Waver Gf toe article. Tat” containing two dozen eaea, Lie wn) the und stamped on the bottle and on The cork, and an eng xliniie of Lia signature on (he lave 1, UDOLIMIO WOLFE, Ti ty for wale by the fol M. warn" CLOBE & © JANES 8. ASPINW ALL JOUN ©. TART... i bes Bai aN HENRY ey 4 TURNER § RHOTIENS. McK EBSON "é ROBBINS BLANC HARD. pines FRAZEH & & WALLET ue Nott Broedwoy. No. S02 Washington street, 0, 8 ‘ienlay street 0.8. Barviay street, No. 153 Water street rong sireet, wich #treet + Olut street 2 No. 24) Washingt No 101 Marea: Tot South 0. OL Sonth ate Now. ty end tis w ot strost, sAN MANES 1. DAVIS HENRY HARMS: POWERS & POSHAY | J & , WESTPALL FARRAK & LYON PARK AMAN. aur sureat i AL BRO | * its MALY Pe WN cen TILPORD & 00, No. A Bowery, No. 3i) Sisth avenue No. TI9 F LNo. 10 Foursh avenne, .Fitth Aveone Hotel CASWELL, MAC Povevo0s whiskey ESTABLISHED, 1839, 8.7. SUITS KENT! Wiitskivapistrnt.eRtes. his piu # YULTON STREET, ver of William. pe Lk Liquors at iniporters’ prices: met shorty, $2; govd Bourbon, $129 yes gallon. Fins ORNS, BUNIONS, INVERTED NAILS, ENLARGED Jorats and ail diseases of the fect cured withont pain or yriventenor to t lta by Dr. ZACHARIE, Hurgean Culropodint, 700 Broadway, Refers to physicians’ aad aue- beous of the ey, Lire HOIBES 1x THE WYAD, prott THROAT RONTC CATARREL Cored by Dr. VON KIBENBERG, Quuliat and a ONSULTENG KUO! M6 HROAD TRECTION LABKLS® AND | TAGROALL | KINDS White and Colored, pritied and 10 quantities to oR i. thud ipoa beat cough remedy tt tbe wor far an we knew, is WISTAK S ky LAAN or WILD Cd REY. We think tion,==itos: UST, DUST, DUST —BROWNE’S PATENT METALLIC Weather Strips and) Anti Dumt Window Bauds, toually clade dust and air from entering doors and windows of oe Ty deseription mnt wt wil tines, winter and auuiiner For rh . With refercnee to our leading eltizens, address Motallis Weather Strip Company, 212 browiway EARRINGS AND PINS, NEW ATYLES.—SOME AS Glow an two, five dolarsa set. Vor sale hy GRORGE 6. 4 dway, one door below Caual st N3—SOME AS LOW AS 1G. C VENTLEMEN'S 0 ARH I! var, two BD (bree 40. way, one door Telow ¢ Py Gow PEN® THE BEST AND TI's MOKTON'®, 25 Macon lane, N TREAT EASTERN POLKA—THE JOLLIEST DANCK | tores, amd tailed k row. For save at all Musleal Treasure o for 73 boone, on FISTULA, MP: ANT SURGICAL Str Btone in toe bind Nose and Pao, and the apecta ec by De DANIELS. OT cht muwer OASS—PILI oF, of tie Ry “* alseasen of Down © Gini wrens, neat Your ture ¢ MINUTE, A Auriat, NY PAIN ANNIBL HAVE SOLD WOLGOTE S INS \ re it y drug ore whe aud ae the last (our mouths sralgia instantly am « ORT . ALLEN [Apes RR. i ceived ry Broadway | ADIEa BAND AND LINK Ww as two, tir "M415 Broadw ATE SIDEBOARD CASIIER'S DE 1 Cedar stron BRACELETS. —bOME AS ». Au pal ENDUM'S PRI parunent, Hooadway, corner o d QUEEVE BUTTONS AND STUDS, X eW STYLES, — Some a4 low a one, two 4 three dollars @ 6e'. for sale by oo ALLEN, 413 Brondway, owe door be ow Unival rt, WATCHES AND JEWHLEYOL sid DRACRIP ons for Ma. LLEX 419 Broadway, one or Delow Canal « yoke ea Li Wall seek INAH. IODINE WATER, Pure Iodine in Pare Water—A cure or serofala, consump on. aya matinm, neuralgia. ‘He, mercurial dina distressing aad a ied siaie of defective pntrition, an impure alinosphere, &e. It yrnuineness aa 9 pure solution end i exorilence 90, & ris are atiexied by euch distinguished a { piivon, Proi Parker, Prot. 3.. Both, Dr. d % Srulth ad otbere bottle, wall dove Meier a eH. AXDERS & CO., Phyrielans and Cheminis, (28 Broadway, RELIGIOUS NOTICES. on CHOTR UNION —THE 4RCOND PUR peice writ te Reid In hyve enopel, Ton RINITY METHODIST Bripoor al, conv HUROM, THR ty fourth mreet —Pew Ne uu arena Te Vici FHOMAR Le BRAYNALD, 1 Walt “THE LECTURE SEASON, PROV. BAITTAN Witt GIVE OMB geal 1 lar chanin BILLIARDS, JURLAN & IMPROVED SibLts > a Patent Combinatiog C ys tient (rom A ook of ome b pared manufactory Vikan f COLLES Now, 0, Of vee, and Croany Meret, TOO LATE, FOR CLASSIFICATION, TION LEAGUE OF THE XuwtH WARD. * “At an informal meeting #i the tare) - Coates An sd jonreed meeting il be held during the coming week (or One Dut © ole ing § permanent orgnnineti® Sat ageing Walrad, of which dive noiie wil be given | poe ee KomMan ermarton wu S TAseRL. pertwiae tem, yao SSXTEBR » TANTED—A YOU bad man “ot rene Tones a ty hacel erat uae” | on of the oilow ing AUB, 115 Chambers | | | ALLEN'S, 415 how. | ouvarust, at | m Yors ane of the Minth ( weed ne, & aa iriatian |: ary 16, 18 3. Hie is the tivat ahiil’ ud aud hosel Tat woul Who Las hitherio come to us from abrowd. wud lea U ly scientific physician, Amy of our readers whe | “y Cecuatont to Sotanlt bis at the Lafarge louse ti bis hands. Dr, Margulies ts a geuioman of bigh pos : fifth pee ly understands bis profession. See pa. HOMAS AGNEW, 38) GREENWICH, CORNKK 01 Murray street, who in tamed for Rellng KOO © fay for cash has yatn aston Now Yorkers by wlling & Sugar at 14 c, BSu.ar yc, Brown Sagar from tc. up, Teas O-.. and $i—nes Oolong in market, Coles, rr Latter Sere noone Cher roasted or the cargo be on fall, ou. Ineney, Bought im curse Ne the ries, Call, mave'y numey SPECIAL NOTICES. ATA MEBTING OF THs oF OF 1s OF THE, w York Free A ademy be bey cay ef Maroh, 1469, the foilow ang yr animously & opted — Whereas, Death. has, (or the t ton, entered our mamas, carte 20 UO WEEE tA thie tow eu not ni, erwirwerey he has aken # iriend and elasauist tiny for him vietr proap he should ha wturely deetr od ts and pro) auow that gre: wh es of trend and clases thowe 0. som and brotlin That we hereb, furtly of our late com: to add therery to ihe eomue e ot e afforded chen) by a retrospect of the character and attainments of Wie deceaw d THOMAS ALLISON, President. Hewny Loveoan Secretary. 1OOPERS.—ALL COOP! J my employ, and wish ti © stop work Ly the threats of nome « *, Will be wet m twork aud protected wan! aT 8 Metis ware elect SAMEN SANDPORD, Pre wore tia y. JHARTER OAK LODGE, NO. 2 F. AMD, A Ms bers wi this lodge are wolidod W atcul a apee Od Fellows’ Mall, ‘hte Sop Wy ord WOKMAM, M. (ymeean, LovaL UNION CITIZENS, , March 18, 1863, ‘The organization of THK Lal nimnence ab the meet of Mt hG, at Cooper fnstiinte, and completed on Saturday, the ith, lomy of Mule, by Uke etme LD SCOTT, U.S. AL in, Aa ATE WART, Giras it war if Maly JOUN VAN Bhs, PRANCG) LAKE ot. JAMS WADSWOuTH. GEORGE OF} JONATIUAS Tease met, NEHEMIAH KNIGHT, Nov. 96 « wxroenivg co" 58 Park place, Waldd datcuine The officers ex:officia, seourrany, PROSPER M. WETMORE. * ‘The objects of the League of loyalty to the country, to ent in Ka deter To tie nuwavering support solemaly pledged ‘There ob ject two vast aseemblages of te ve already beem suocenate tly y 1 thin erty, a * proposed im roapectTully solicited, aud taay be vncloced ve the treas rer. i . the natloow No pore uhorized & tolthe Leaguer savethe one who bears credeatisia from the undersigned Tie Loagne is specially reatralned, im }i# nrthole clation, (rom contracting any dedt for Chatemal Neneaan K Treasurer. Nos. taal 1 Vaurion. —OUR RY GOODS CLERK'S EARLY CLOSING ASKOUTA on —The regular inceting of thie assuaiatwvn oll se held at Mozart HL in (Pr 0 cloe® oar RV KGKIE ONEOUD, ten Been OYAL LEAOUK OF UNION CITIZENS, NO. 30 ron 4 niroet, New York, Mare Les Thorne _membersof the League who were premcot et the fon the evening of ue Oto inal, and wt Une the ove f the 14th instant, are re Lie enrolment at this offer OHO AA ROU ae pomellie unable to call will please 10 send thetr By order of the Btecutlve Corariiiiee RW. McOURDY, Chairman, P.M, Wersoun, Seoretary Mongeco Diaawti ASSOCIATION.—AT A GENE Tal meetiny of the above : ing, March 14, we ceaaary ia consequence Of the pr tim d have nuantmously aio tod the fo prices —Un graing of all kinda, take efecto fay. Marc 23, bk. By order © NicaL MoGoLowicn, hee. FRANK LEMMON, Irom, INFORMAL, MEETING oY THR 1 2 Mon. mamvaradle shore of the reite te ay pleht, Margi 2%, at 736 O'clock. Brooslyh Trimmers wiil please take notice ue ED RETURNS NIH SINCERE thanks UW Bnugine sompany No 1 fur + abe ty, 476 Fourth etrere Nt ton ©. MUL. BA COMMITTR, PYMte ‘at Mann, Fulton strest, do, Dov im & Cu, agree 19 nign. oo cy = raeg SALESMES AND CUTTER THR saleamnnn aed cutters ok this cy ame farneny Fey ated by ater & miretion t tf, the 20th inet to hear the To avai & thee nit DRY aooDs. VARPETA POR FALE, A SUPERIGR Lat OF © of Leggein, Bruen wd © ken var pete, bon 149 Mleraia ta Kk MORIEER. nO. & ayy WUE RT BMI CCM 8a B BTR AM Hogiiah Peivand Teens Vina ay Omen JACKAON & PUMBE ba Wocmrun, | HK MILITARY, YOMPANY (4. SUNTH Snaeeeere SEW TORK —_ Mbt "Pee Fete age hereby t Obed tom tome March 20, & © @ choek at the He poe. reeks, Sem Sow, Businces af whe tv mayne will toe ore avert meet hee itt, On Range W Trriabs BY, bap RTE RAN CORPA OF THE WAK OF mae et nt the Bewmey bone 5 Pritay eh D, ot To LI W yoru cleme for (ee oe | fare heed tm the war of 14 H RAYMOND a ING AG f WORTH DAN 7 ieee eB MATRUMOF TAL. MATIUMONLAL COMMER ow pence ” set ICY romps fory, trou Bt fennere bh | Bmdirty Po oP