The New York Herald Newspaper, March 22, 1863, Page 8

Conversions ef Legal Tender Notes. Puapesrea, March 21, 1863. Jay Cooke, the subscription agent, announces the con versions of legal tenders into five tweuty United Btates dean to-day—New York, $355,000; Philadelphia, $150,000; sates, on, $180,000; Cincianati, fis Sg 0005 }, $20,000; Pittsburg, 8 £00104 total, $780,000. ern, 820 0: ror the work ending Saturday, March “BA, was $2,500 000. MARRIAGES “AND DEATHS. Married. ey ry —0On Wednesday evening, March 4, yy the Rov. James Millett, Mr. Samurt G. Coumss 10 Miss bs Ares T. Catanan, ail of this city. The ceremony was rmed at the residence of the officiating clergyman, Bond street, (ovxé—MATmEWs.—In Philadelphia, on Thursday, ‘March 19, by the Rev. T. De Witt Talmage, Lieutenant J. N. Coyne, U.S. A., to Migs Savin J. Matraews, youngest @auvbler of the late Dr. C. B. Matthews, of Philadelphia Hcokky—Hawruiory.—On Thursday, February 26, by the Kev. Dr. Burcherd, Henry M. Hooxny to Mary E., eldest daughter of the late William Hawthorn, Esq., of abs cit RatRe_-ROrroNa. —On Friday, March 20, by Rey. Ste phen Tyng, Jr., Mr. Tuos. F. SayRE, of Columbia, Morris eounty, N. J., t Buen, daughter of S. L. Hopping. ‘Morrigiown papers please copy. Cain! Sab Died, vivo.) —At his residence, in Lansingburg, N. ¥., on Tharsday, March 12, Jemes N. ATwoop, jn the 60th year eh Coursk.—-At Paterson, N. on Friday, March 20, of ecrpestion of the brain, Wirtzam C, Course, a native of Tacatken.e. Seatiund aed 20 years, the fronds oF sy family are respectfully invited to at- tend the ‘al, from the United Presbyterian chur 2 AU two o'e‘agk this (Sunday) afternoon Leng Rock for Paterson at a quarter-past > aud returns at bai-past six P.M. vere 2 Joornal please copy. urd +04 Yaron 21, Mary, daughter of Hi the > malta Aitkin $6 38, syoke Br brig Gol Hunter, secon BE (TO PME My Ship ¥« {Wer trends and those of her brother, the inte Jana ¥ a ballast tom ne cH Ante rp en Funan hy 3 Campbell are invited to attezd the funeral, trom her late 1 izhk» rei.em Danning, fi {rom Callao for Europe residence, No. 13 Ludlow place (141 West Houston atreet), en Fe oo es Siang, Feb et i og 108, Fel ie ship Wandering Jew, + 2 Mendayiafiarnoom, st: sawp o'elook; without Turthes i | BOE Coe tous Gamniears dane "2d, Bad a hurricane from ‘vitation ‘GuaveN.—On Thursday morning, March 19, at the resi- dence oi his father, near Bound Brook, New Jersey, after ® lingering illvess resulting from typhoid fever, Lieutenant Avaustes C. Craven, of the Fourth artillery, United States army, eldest son of T. Augustus Craven, United States Navy, aged 22 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully requested to attend the funeral, at Trinity church, New York, on Monday morning, at eleven o'clock, without fur- ther invitation. Deverraux.—)n Friday. March 20, Patrick DRVEREAUX, a@ native of the county Wexford, Ireland, aged 62 years. May bis soul rest in peace. ‘The friends of the fumily and these of his sons, John and Patrick, and on-in-law, John Robinson, are invited Bo attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon , at twe +0’clock,, from bis late residence, 385 Water street, Boston papers please copy. Dme.e.—On Saturday morning, March 21, Grorce M. Tasmre, aged 48 ycars, The funeral services will be held at the residence of his Drother , Jacob L. ble, 316 West Twenty third street, em Monday afternoom at one o'clock. The friends of the family ‘are invited to attend. Kuus.—At Kreischerville, Staten Island, on Friday, March 20, Auicy A. ELLs, wife of Abraham Ellis, ‘The funeral will take place on Monday afterncon. GeTiarez.—In the city of say, » FErnanno ©. ¢ aged 24 years, Due notice of funeral will be given on the arrival of the remains. GREEN rey —On Friday, March 20, Dante, 6 VAULi, uged 6 mouths and 15 days. ‘The relatives aud friends of the funily are respect{ully Tequested to attend the funeral, this (Siinday) afternoon, af two o'clock, from lis late residence, 197 Monroe street. Lockport 8 please copy. Hernavy.—On ‘Friday, March 207) Wiutam Serorr, oungest son of Louis and Mary Heitkamp, aged 1 year y and 2 months. The friends and relatives of the family are reapectfuily Mvited to attend the fuverai,irom th? residence of his parents, 97 Concord street, Srooklyu, this (Sunday) after Boon, at two o'clock, without further notice, Tryise.—in Brooklyn, on Saturday, March 21, Hevery Z. invins, son of As Ke and J.S. Irving, aged 2! yoars, 2 mouths and 22 days ‘The relat: an oy friends of the family, also the mem- bers of Corn une Lodge, No, 367, F. and A. M., are re. spectiully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday after- noon, at one o'clock, from the residence of his parents, 116 North Fifth street, Brookly D. The remains will De taken to Cypress Hill for fterment, fan Fraucieco (California) papers: pave copy. Jenmincs,—On rriday, March 20, ArExaNven JENNINGS, aged 20 years. + Phe frvencs and acquaintances of the family, and those ‘ef his uncle, Maurice Jennings, are requested to attend funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of his uncie, 123 Worth street, * Manent:,—At Shanghae, China, Sony W MAReBALL and ¥EGaner, his wife. ee » ‘The funeral will take place at 184 Delancey street, this ‘Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock. The Free and Accepted $ and friends are invited to attend, Moor.—On Friday ,March 20, Witias W. Murer, M. D., fm the 83d year of his age. ‘The friends of the family and the medica) profession are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from bis late residence, 27 East Broadway, without further invitation Moony.—At Motthaven, Westchester county, on Friday, March 2, of dropsy, Mrs. Saran, the beloved wife o. Cam. Henjamin Moody, aged 42 years, 6 months and 20 relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday morning, at ele- veo o'clock, from ber late residence, corner of tdsell street and Boston road, without further invitation. Nestor.—0On Friday, March 20, Martin James Nestor, the beloved son of Martin and ‘Bridget Nestor, aged 2 years, 6 months and 20 da: Tho friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- ‘Yond the funeral, this oo nday) morning, at ten o'clock, from the residence of his parents, 220 Wost Thirty-sixth McNrnm.—On Saturday, March 21, Ann, the beloved wife ot James MeNeil, aged 19 years and 4 months reiatives and friends of the family are respectfully Snvited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 247 weeny: eixth street, on Monday afternoon, at one ° Praniaut.—On Saturday morning, March 21, after a short illness, Fanny Ax, wife of Jacob Pearsall, "aged 38 yearr. ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at tend the funeral services, at her iate residence, No. 19 Fitmore place, Williamsb.irg, on Monday morning, at ten @olocl. ‘The remain will be taken to Flushing for inter. meu. Reniy.—On Thursday, March 19, Axw Exszaneru, eldest eaghicr of Jobn H. aud Joanna Reilly, aged 10 years, 6 months and 14 days Ibe relatives sod friends of the family, also her uncle, Thomas stack, are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, this (Sunday) a‘ternoon, at haif-unst two @’clock, from the residence of her parcats, 260 Grand street, Brooklyn, F. D. Senvrr.—At four o'clock on Friday morning, Mareh 20, ef consumption, at 241 West Seventeenth | street, Mrs. Resecea Scrurr, aged 43 years and 3 dase. ‘All het friends are invited to attend the funeral, this (Bandy) afternoon, at one o'clock, to the Lutheran Ceme- tery. séepnkxn.—In Prookiva,on Friday, March 20, Harner Sy wile of Aury Snediker, aged 42 years, # months and 8 The friends and acquaintances of the family ore re- ‘spectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sanday) aftor- noon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, 109 Fuivon avenne, without fariher invitation, Scumwcx.—On Saturday morning, March 21, at bis late Fesidence. No. 56 Remeen street, Brookivn. Jomn ScHEN’K, 3m the 63d year of bis age. The reiatives and (riends of the family are tespectfully fuvited to attend the funeral,on Tisday afternoon. at three o'clock, from the Firet Reformed Dutch eharch (Rev. Mr. Willett's), Joraiemon, near Court street, with- out further notice. vices will take place from the residence of her father, No. 2 Grand street, Willwinsourg, thie (Sunday) afternoon, at (wo o'clock. y. March 20, of consumption, A. WaTrka an, aged 26, The frends and relatives of the family are respe:tfully xt the funeral, from 216 West Twenty. une (unday) afternoon, atone o'clock, ibe | be Lken to Greenwood for inverment. Friday, Mareh 20, Jony Wuvre, of his age <n the 60th yeu The relatives aus friends of the family invited toatten| the funeral, this (s half-past two o clock. ft the First 1y re respectfully Jay) afternoon, at ited Presbyterian ebureh, corner of bird hington streets, Hoboken, nr notice. few York and Califitnia papers please y. Wariack—At Harlem, on Frid y, Mareh 20, afier a Jung and severe tliness, Brinoer, widow of John’ Wallace, @ native of Killoridge, county Longford, parish of Abbey, Ireland, aged 65 years. The friends and relatives of the famity are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternon, at | oge o'clock. from her late residence Street, between | rth and Fiith avenues | Yoows.—On oing, in the elatives and friends of the family are invited to | faneral services, this (Sanday) afternoon at ock, from ber late residence, 157 West iwenti fur niere av arts Sieamehip Oeran Steamship Tetisuar a | a Booth Steamehip Melita (Br), Covell, Havann=Howland & As | pa. a jary Santor’, Morrel!, Beaufort, NC—Adams ets, Portiand lt B Croc walt ‘Seamen's Chesapeare, W: Khip Bunker Hi), Davia, San Franc Bark Criestia (BT), Howes, Gevon- | Brig Delpnin (Dan), Selemidt, Ams Wend! # ivia Urania, Coombs, PonceeR P Back Co janta (Br, Lancihare, Aux Caye-=Brett, Son & Co, af Tals Malitan—Tt tas A Dewott rig Baier, at. Washington-—R P Buck & Co | Loniton—T Dunbany fartstene, i Ir on, San Js une, NV —| T B-—D R Dewolf, w OvienneeN H Brighom, | writ, Fi ——_——— iy 1S | ha) devin (Belg “ Schr M L Wedmore, A Jowett & Co. Behr Cyclona, Walsh, Port Rosal—e B Hurlbut & Go. Sehr Benj Bi Sehr W A Fi Schr 8 P Haw. Schr D Baki Bear na r Behr Mary Jas Schr Monteve: Schr Bel Sen alindalpaie— W Bel Philadelphia. ir te pot pa Pg ves iy ee. MCob eri It, Portiand—W 8 Brown & Co. bid Cora, -H C Fisher. Schr H H 81 tow en, Provinesiowa~rowell & Payne, Schr Gena Gerel ell Boston nd) bi Sloop W J Pell, Witenaw York River. Sloop Pointer, Nichols, Providence—L Kenny. Steamer Pocahontes, Geoghegan, aw Orleans, Steamer ee Post. Wi ranhingion Steamer Jersey Blue, seems, 7, Philadelphia, Steamship Edinburg ane yw, Liverpeel, March 4, and Queenstown Sin, até ne ie mdwe and 427 passengers, w Joho G Dale. 4th inst, saw ship Alineda, towing out; 12 PM. 12 miles W of Belt Buoy, seamship Eu: {nj Sib, 8 mules W. of Saliees. steamship . tat $3) ton 4S 83, ship Sir Rode Peel, from 1 Yor aig angen s watt via idee Pa eet, (ade, Uateemianarezent Heb 18, ‘Steamship Britinn ween en (Br) L vi Mesurier Savane, Ma March 14, and Nassau, N E Cunard. ei strong ME gas Not € of Cape H at SoM Cotestial Empire, Feltanshee, Liver 23, with anit kc, to CH Parsons & Co, lea most of the passage, tern in hey ay 42, oat cas to under e al pee a © batch ho: en ane, As! , 2 thes De lla hy it 42 48 on 4S. exehinneed steals with frei tia iverpool; 7th, I 23 ton ih ah large nuaniities ‘of eld tee; Bh, lat 43.10, lop ay a ie v A ‘Bia: ah Wide. Lon 33 days, with eonl, to T Dunham. = inst, late 15, Jon 46 awan fooberg; 16th, Jat 40 15, ton 62 50, Saw several op eS mth, Squire, ebiekte, dan with mdse, to Calvin an Blip Kar West, Paye, Lond Ww an — ot ware es fos ion aalry, Weed 4,in sage Hea SE to NW, the ship under bare poles; 6th inst, ran Between 2 icebergs, pne ship in sight: 7th, oss mizen topsail sth, 15 iceberg Sah wether | ‘oy and rainy, early in. the ‘evening saw a a poset trom a vessel; sit lashed 3 torchesand sent up 3 rockets; bore down straight for her, and called all hands on deck to keep a harp Jookont, but wecins nothing of ber, resumed our SAM, saw a large steamer steeriug ; 18th, Br ahip ip Brntsh Queen, seening N. X.N H Gasion (of New Haven), Parmeice, Port Spain, sak 4, with sugar &c. to Bishop & Bros. 7th inst, off 8& Thomas, saw U 8 gunboat Alabama and a US screw steamer, siee Tark'Merrimae (of Portland), Host, New Orleans, 2 days, with sugar &e, to Miller & Houghton. Had heavy weather all the are Mabien Williamson (of Wilmington, Lael Zhompeo, Benner & Bro’ Kept Weat, 10 cava, with Mmave, 10 jark Jasper, Bennett, Alexandria, 20 days, ‘in ballast Wakeran, Ditaon & Co, Had strong B winds the cnitte Pairig Ramonita, (Prus) Otway via Yarmonth, Bo 87 days, with coal, to or heavy W gales, stove bul: warks, and was obliges to " hrow overbourd S) tons of coal 10 lighten ship. Brig Hannah (Br, of Shelbnrne, xB), Allen, Aspinwall, day! iP 5 ith hides de, to Smith Lory Experiment, Gilbert, Havana, 16 days, with sugar. (2 rune Had very heavy weather; has been 10 eras. Thompson (of Searsport), Lanpher, Carde Wes Dy meuiee, 6 nas, March %, with sugar, to Walsh, Garver & Chase, Brig John ‘Hathaway (of Newport), Fownsend, Cardenas, vy volans's, to J L Hathaway, Briv Magnet (Br, of Hallfax), Roche, Gfenfuegos, 20 days, with sugar. to J Leayeraft. Brig MT Elisworth (Br, of Windser, NS), Lawrence, Gien- fue con, 25 days, with molasses, to master. Ts bound to Port thto this port short of provisions; had heavy Jost sails iUand, NS), Dougles, St Jago, Whitney & Co. Had heavy N Trinidad, Feb 27, with sugar in cay wilh brig Wire and Nel! for New You olf Cape St Aptoato, spoke Br brie Wild Hunt Clenfuesos for Halifax; '8th, off Sand Key, was spoken U 8 trigate Colorad: vein New f agrange, Bo 24 days, with sugar sic a Ds 2i, lon 76 23, spoke jew York. Bartlet, Pon 4 been 12 tad heavy NW, to NE. gules, apiit enti ke; W7th nat, | 40, lon lowermast of a latge sch ck. Y Haris (Br),Johmson, Nassau, 14 days, with mo- 2 10s Enens, ‘8, Philadelphia for Boston, Tot, dllzabethbort for Hoston, 8c tances, Higgiva, Rockland. 3 day Beby Augnsta, Greco oceans 3 cay. « Schr Massachhsetts, Seott, Rockland, 3, Fant: Rocklan econ, 3: igham, Porests Avurli, oe¥ lant Kehr bent Swift, Saco, Schr Madagasc core, Searsport, 3 days. Schr 'f French, Curry, Portamouth for Georgetowa Schr Flying Fish, Low, Gloucester! chr Ann Caroline, Bacon, Boston, 3 days. chr Joseph, Lond, ys Boston, 3 days. et B tae ih, G: New Bedford, , Cook aun tor nee. er rt fees Bierce, a, PTO i Robintons Providence, Behr G Colgate, Buunders; New London. Schr H P Ely, Brown, Norwalk, ‘Steamer Wm Woodwara. Cundiff, Baltimore. Steamer E A Stevens, Kaynor, Baltimore, Steamer lronsides, Yanderveer, Philadelphia. Steamer Pelican, Baker, Providence, Te atk Bounding Billo from Weat Coast of Africa; brig imogene. ‘Our bark, uoknown, Seh i: SAILED, 20:h—Stramers Arago, Thames, Vii Thomas Collyer; ships Mamaranack. LL Sturges; bar! barks we x 7802, rd W Dodge; brig Mary Lowell; achra M T Hagen, WE Atexan- der (beth Br), Avon, Herschel, Fanuy fern, Zuphemia, Ann 4 Su Stcamshipe, City of Baltimore, Teutonia, M Sanford, Ocean Queen, 3 ‘Wind at pram se, fresh, Miscellancous. Lavxcu or tHe Steamsnir Nxneve—Messrs J B& J D Van Deusen launched from their yard foot of Sixteenth atreet, East River, yesterday morning, shortly before 11 o'clock, the steamship Nereus, making the third vessel they have com- pleted for the Neptune Steamship Company, to run on the route between this city and Boston direct, The Nereus is 1300 tons burthen, and is in every respect similar to those nehed a short time since, In # few days the Galatea and Proteus will be finished and launohed. The steamship City of Baltimore, Capt McQuigan, sailed at noon yesterday for Queenstown and Liverpool. The steamsiip Tevtonia, Capt Taube, sailed yesterday for Southampton ana Hambura. ‘The steamship Oceau Queen, Capt Wilron, sailed yemerday for Aspinwall. The steamship Melita, Capt CofPett, sailed yesterday for Havana. She had ov freight $149,069 In specie, Snir Waruncy, t Henry, sailed from Corin for Caleutta, and boot ‘ug arrived there Jan ee ee that she has foundered, and "the W Togienered 7 ie, tone, was buili ut Charlestown in 1863, and hailed from Bil'on beard to have perlahe rated ALM, eston. Banx © Brewen, Pierce, hence, before reported on shore near Lewes Creek, was got off withont damage, and arrived, at ’hiiadesphia 2 ch, Scun Rescvy, (of Portiand) Capt James Pettingill, sid from Philadelphia on 27th of ‘octuber lant Ww no oof coal for Portland, and has not since been heard from. Supposed tha Was lost in the that time. Sone CanTaaci and get of and w Bedford for te Scrooven J H Se tis le that occurred about 4, which was ashore on Brenton's Reef, Newport, RI, bas been towed to bas completed her repatre Ali's wavs, Greenport, on Tuesday bout 25 feet had en recovered, ashore wear Sag Harbor. on Wednes. ® fast fo" repairs, Faumourn. Ma whieh put bark Will hove to discharge ‘The Kunand (Rus), for New York on the 26th, has been surveyed and 1, before reported run in'o by the ad oat smashed and quar Way Nearly to the ae ‘wedge, the wrocked echr Target, of Brookhaven, ashore «short dteauce morth of Beaver Tail Tine, Havetion on th re) Me oon by apt H firm of Tad ‘The Verne! was partially iomured w "and will be broken up. ‘The ahehors, chalos re hot inclace sale. The hip List says tons mon rt Ae rind cong We notice sales of « new Masancnusetts, $72,000: Ai s, built at a Me. in built at Se ar Perry, Ho tonm, bulit in Main Abe Supa man, 103) tons, built at Thomaston t9 1855. and A— bark JW Beaver (now in Bos ita. Chariesiown, Mass, in 1300, 0n terme HowJng veave's were sold at auction at Gloucester on . tod W Low. for $240); Raven, to 4 Wealbor Gag. to Bia B to Wm Pew, ® Lanl Racer, Foam, to Robert Peara, $2,925) las, $2325; Ripte { of Salem, follows: —Sclirs Fearless, now Noth a Witch, $2,175; Bloower $1.99 75; one-half F Row! Sxceritt, “oneaith Mary T Yo Whatlemen, toto Hert Fears, jous Morn'ng Star, Lace, . Edat town, 20 bile, the hore at Xt Catharines, 'siek, and the tin charge of the mate; Draco, Lawrenor, NB, * Blom BLW, Jobe Dawson, Cornet, with mt Jan 27, tot 85 bUIs ol on. Hauiras, Maveh 3 er steamabip Arabi yb fon "Hoston (nnd Mat % Piao g v KPOOL, March + dem, and on poster, dy Aiel, NY mytyen Jan 24 ¥ Honte, Crary. trom and dyewoods jor Fal Feb %—Arr schre Conf fey, Myait, Kever, NYork mp Kosai for St John, 3 ton: Vietory, pe hr Maw ark Sophia Theo for ilening arb ie pf in pert Sid 4h, bare NEW YORK HERALD, -—_ Stewart, we briga Petre! (Br), do; Elisha Deane, ie, A Nanticoke Peull avd c falter. NYork. aenepene® Maree (a sel WA Crocker, Pierce. Balmores™ wiser Menng sen x RIVER, March 18—Sid sloop I H Borden, Collins, JR AT Schr JL White, Pot tev, Elizabeth echra Minerva, pos Phil Adele Falels fo Tourgee, Elizabelbport; Lady Adamor isdwing NGLOUORSTER, Maren 16—Arr for Neaaan, NP. 1.) Warren, Seeger Be selteaeiee wes wan, Lane, Vinuinaveh for NYor ‘ Hitagerald, Rockland for do; 17th. "Ann ‘Bliza,’ Krave, New a8th. T sob Coleis Pack tlade Ar ahs. jo, Packet, Ha Fletch, J Philadelphia for ‘Thomaaton for oo River NB; Ovorhnbs, Grvorns belfant Maho, C4 Casin Tato, om, native pee alindsiohid: hah 15—In port brig Charles wer p Aftca for i iL im, Dark N Boynton, Mitchell, fron WAR EAL ‘T—Arr schrs Lois, Gilley, and W Frama igh ete et iden i ae ao Dfigeat. Brow, eae. faekara oe ME. aia skip Sal cas fhampson, soe een. Potter, Phi re eT . i sehy idenry Gibbs, Bow, rhc for New ‘York. “ant sid Bth), steamer Monchansett Cromwell, NYork (with the new ahi) in to v, recently bought by New York parties); Tian Philadelphia; Angler, Besse, NYork} fee & ey yer got ‘JM Grace Girlar, Clark, Philadelphia; B Bop neh ich Gray, Ni Ratn "Kt, March 18—Sid_ from Dutch Island arr a sel rs John Farnum, Hall, and Charles P Stickney, Garwood, from Providence for Philadelphia. XN, POET, March rig brig Cyclone: achrs Uniou, M fe! ag xine, Erie, Walpole. 9th—Arr Jn. the night, brie fork 10F all River; ‘ort for Taun- Ei trate Providence fur Newark hrs Roanoke, Pi 'V Barkelew, Congdon, Also arr 19h, schrs Argus, Crowle ley, IM Parker: King, Bristol tor do: M ree, Shea, Provl- dence tor dos Enpire, Jefierson, NYork for Fail River; sp Patriot, Bi: ell, San for NYork, Sid schrs Artist, Roanoke; fiot boats WIT Aspinwall, M8 Fish, [—No arr, Sid schrs M E Pierce, Argus, John M Parker; aoa loop Veal. Cablelgh “NYorn. NEW HAVEN, 15—Sia bark Bvening Star, Mans- field, Porto Rio Arth—Arr schrs Wm Bailey, Provost, Elizabethport: Ro- bert, North, dq; Sarah Jane, Edwards; ‘Brandywine, Whee- ler, hnd Isiac Merritt, Hactison:; sloop’ Jonn i Gen Ward, Lockw beg Geor Bmeline, a ‘sldops Sai NEW LON! Somerset for NYork; irs Mary i re zenies, hei iar tor NYork; Hendrik Hudson, Ayer} 9th—Sid schrs Heroine, Champlin; HY Hidsoss Avery, Ces Texas, pied lin, New York, 2hh—Sid Chas Colgate, Saunders, and Jos E Petts, Holley, AADELPIITA, March 20—Arr ship Pacific, Benson, NYork; bark C Brewer, Pierce, NYork via Lowes; brig In: Yensed, Miller, Havana schrs’ Susan H Gibson, Bartlett Boston; James H Nicke: son, Providence; Mountain nite Kelly, NY! Below—An ic Olt Hickors, Meat, ckley, Matamoras; Nightin le Nickerson, Fordand: Dai Websier, Perry, ‘Norwich; Levering, Corson. Boston. PORTLAND, March I8-Uid schraC D Horton (Br), Kee- man, Mayaguer; Mariel, Tarbox, Baltim.re; Fannie Mitch- thi, dohnvon, NYork. 1vth—Are ‘rigs RS Hassell, Matanzas: A Rowell, Bovd, Cardenas, Cld bark Malina, Benner, Cork tor orde: Stella, Gooding, and P Larrabee, Daley, Cardenas: achr Aes Hone ‘New York, Sli brigs J'Polledo, Stella, and March _20—Arr steamer Falcon, M Betts. End t, Sid sehr H Lobar: ch 18—Sld sehr Lyocadia, Jones, Baltimore; Artist, Ho: obinson, N Yor ‘Smal!, Now York via Gh Pao schr Bremen, French, Belfast for Fortress Mon- "SOMERSET. March 19—S1d_sohr Argus. Crowley, NYork. Passed down i8th, schr S L Crocker, Presbrey, from Tau. tom for New Yor DRY GOOD! A’ KINZEY'S SIGHTH AVENUB C CHEAP STORE. ora SPRING Goons. 1M BROLDERIES, LACES, GLOVES, nostany, SHILLING, AND’ mee GOODS ERY DESCRIPTION Auction lot of Work vd Bands, 6c., 90., 1 ee ne tie Han ot rie Ve. 78.4 f ok Wouble Handa, workes 1m colors. 25¢, N LOTS OF eos GOODS TO BE ee ON MO} 5,000 gents’ a Boroms, 12¢. to Sle. HANDRERCHIEGS, ALL LINEN pat ae, hoe a 1 ANDRERCHT oki LAWN ‘12%e. Teta TiON st ‘SILI, STITCH. 2c , i THREAD CAGE HAND- KERCHIEFS | si ." 75, LiNgy CAMBRIG 110. LINEN CAMBR LINEN i HENRY ARTICLE | ADVERTISE, 1 SELL GOODS AT THE PRICES ADVERTISRD. -Avetion Jot of Boys’ Handkerciefa de Auction lot of Misses’ Handke ‘Auction lot of Genta! Handker Tete 8, 1062, 66. Fine lot of 11 Linen, Mc, Fine lot or Ladies ail Lined, 10. KINZEY’! STORE. NEW coop RECEIVING EVERY DAY. BARGAINS IN HOSIE! White Hose, 12%ge., 150. ee 30e. iron frame Hose, 26¢., 28c.. aegrad'cawon owe, 12iger, e., 180. pairs ladies’ Moravian Hose, 20, 25e. Pairs regular made Balmoral | Hace, 2 000 jiaira minses’ cotton Hose, Ge. tee (00 pairs gentlemen's co:ton iat has pairs gentionie Hal lV % tet fe 1.200 pairs Lisie, pale let 3 ae h 386 ATIGN SALE 0 aPSOEs COTTON, pe Cotton, we A, le. to tof ood Sewing on 4 on Sod Sewing Cations, t of xt Wil ss pon Wake Cotte ret in mite a, Batt 0) on FRAN’ ea 2 este, M4 paid Chae | equal to Clark's, Coates’, Brooks’, Willimantic or Orris Metaw ht’s. Ge. UKs, ON RFOOLS, *anNt rN 8! a BROWN WINDSOR SOAP, BEST SKEIN CBI sHWiNa * SILKS, 10. NS 4 SKEINS Sc. FINE PEARL spon Hache Tiwist, 100, SHIRT BU' NS. Skirt Braids, Se. dc., Se., 6, per a ‘— bundles English Balepios, 3c. per bundle, 300 k Ping, Je, ery bet Nendien yet selling a4. a ey ‘ces White Linen Ta) nkeina white French ark ing Gotten, es Finest ite Buttons. 12 dozen on CG WITH A FULL “ASSORTMENT OF TRIMMINGS, BUT. TONS, COMMS BRUSHES, POR WM. RINZEY'S Now 2 atid 328 Bighth ’ jon. an ‘wen avenu Diy wecond streeta, Between Twenty-first and Twet anata ‘ARNOLD. CONSTABLE & CO. WILL OFFER AT RETAIL, ON MONDAY, THEIR ENTIRE SPRING IMPORTATION OF PARIS AND BRITISH DRY GOODS. ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & CO, CANAL STREET, CORNER OF MERCER. “AgBxer FOR THE s NEW HAVEN PATENT SHIRTS, MADE TO ORDER OR OR READY MADE. shirts offered in this city, at the Shirt and Coller Depot, Nos, 87 and 89 Wiliam street, one door north of Maiden THEODORE ©. ORANNIS, Agent. ER BEGS LEAV kind of J JON. The cheapest, finest and hen! Attin ARD. —THE -ADVER A form jadies cat any x, by linen, In ranches,-that they can have temame executed Ith & jor manner and on the mont liberal terma by applying a dressed to T. G. whi’ bee be immediatel, y wuired) attend at the fence of Tony indy, Uy 4 e ANYONE WISHING TO DISPOSE OF A BANKRUPT stock of dry ,oods, for cash, will Pd to B, Sir'tian, Dn Wen Tuiry ninth ateeet, Between Righth and AT 4 TREY ANS 67 GC DWAY Al onda of Children’ Che renee, ml Or Chemises. Infants Aprena bine’ Baskets, &c., &e. Ladies’ Bmbrol ered Ghen mises and. Night. wn Yokes; Ladies’ Ready Made Undergarments, Fluted Hen O° oe arms Biabeabargh oo ¥ ‘tials and Coata of Arms Embrotd on bandk Nef table linea end bedelothes, Braiding Cotton ant ity broijeries made to order. Stamping for emboideries and braiding executed perfectly. Fluting for drene triuomings, ‘es done up like new. Bs cay shall open five and set in Monday nex ya ne and select asrortment of Youth’, Boye’ and Childrens Crating, of tee latent styles and fabrics, Having purchased my goods before fast rise of the goods for Lean, without Renitatian, thacT can and will sell_aa cheap. I not ch aper. tba anybody elmo in tile cily, Please to-call at the Nuys Clothing = 173 am N. B.—Qualities and styles warranted of all goods pur. chased in'this store. Broadway | Batsonar SKIRTING, BLACK AND WHITE STRIPE, A. t STEWART & CO. Broadway and Tenth street, (asurrs Kip GLOVES ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & CO SOLE ACENTS + FOR THE UNITED STATES A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF ALL COLORS WILL BE OFFERED AT RETAIL ON MONDAY MaReT ve Mapame BR. DE WAIIBBL, Couiurelie de_ Pi No, 68 BLEECKER ST! COTELLINES, SATINS ANI) BROCADES At old price: ‘ 4190, 4 POLL Life op HAIROLOTHS, ALL] WIDTH; WOOL'AND UNIO REPS, FR8KIN AND TERRY CLOTHS, WORSTED DAMASKS AND LASTINGS, AND EVERY Ls OF URNOLSTERY — 6. > Ab correspondingly, bole . ON ‘% 5 Serr Sie l. jo. 309 Broadway. OULARD BILKS. In RUBES and/by the YARD, ST PARY Povnrares, eeidar iy RECEIVED. «at A, T. STEWART & CO,, er ‘aad Tenth street, 4 DUC iN we se a : i OR no ONLY. ON! PREVIOUS $0" Bye al aA BOCK INVENTORY. ALL OUR COTTON GOC MARKED DO |N TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. FOR i118 WEEK; But none will be sold to ; seculators. Legitimate trade alone supplied, anes rely that th; above re reduction is real, and our in. goods are now at lower prices than in any olher estab- Snment ip New York, New spring Delaines, 06, Be. Foreign and sd docasatid Glockers 2c Band 26e, Printed cotton Pocket Handkerebieiseae. and 10c. Gents! All Linen printed Border Pockelfflandkerchiefs,2%¢. A lot of ladies’ ‘A lot of very A amarante Go at Is. Od., 28., 28, 34., gee yer arigoe! mi Crystal Palace Emporinm, YL Rowe RR 78. B, B,—In consequence of the great dewen fabgne above goods during the past week, and the unanimous approval of Our customers and the public in our endeavors to break down the exorbitant prices charged ior Dry Goods, we have postponed our stock Inventory for one week, so as to enable those who have not ava led themselves of last week's great re inction to purchas> this week; and gs our stock of Cotion Goods will not, ast beyond auother week's deman we cannot purchase ab anything like the prices at 0 yetailing, we r@anmend all who are likely to want m to purchase this week, YLOVES, GLOVES, GLOVES.—PARIS KIDS AT ite, and $1, 4.0.0 do; biack, white. Huht and dari a large stock of ladies’ and misses’ tosiery and onarenr ments, the best makes, at oquaily iow prices, N. B—Alex- andres, Frefousse, Jouvan & Co.'8 celebrated Gloves, at LOBES, ‘B:0 and 882 Broadway, near Nineweath street, wast aide, Jas ine NDIA SHAWLS Pe \ 1 RUSSELL, Ey Woosie er ATEST HIGH FASHION IN PARIS, LEGRAIN willo the Jnont, beautiful n to-morrow, Mond: $e 280 of Marchy assortment of FOULARD 8: 3 for good quatity'of Foulaed ie the United Si ry ult lard in the Uni SPthe'most extravagant dreasmnakers" before! thers nt LEGRAIN, 72) Broadway, _orner of Waverly place, near New York Hotel, _ M RS. gE MORRIS, PREMIUM CUSTOM SHIRTS, ‘OURNING Goons. BY BGs. wwe “A CARD. ora) SON, No. ¥61 BROADWAY, Calla the attention of’ ladies requini Mourning G Goods to hia immense. stock of dexituble Dress Qooda for Deep and Second Mourning. Many new atyles and» materials very Bandsome—in fact, decided novelties not to be found in any other house, "Our stock of Bonnets, Mantillan and Shawls will be found very just ompisea extensive improvements which thi shine m it ie probably the most popular Tone of the Kind In the world, and. of ‘course posscsse Ehities not ‘within. reach of atpaller establiehments, ladies Bay rent assured that hereafter, evofore, notaing shall be wanting to secure their most . ‘We haveon hand a very large sock of Bombarines. Bilkn ‘and other Dress Goods, which we are selling less than pre- sent cont of importation. Call and examine. Please observe, JACKSON'S MOURNING STORE, No. 861 Broadway, between Spring and Prince streets, one Dock above the St. ‘one below the Metropolitan ‘Nicholas NEW FORK xoum EWR 3 ‘The largest and most co: ever imported | to this ea Himaxa sal into this = PAE ee M. & A. MYERS & * 623 Broadway. cS b meeed SILKS in all the ee ew Parla shades. BLEGANT EVENING AND DINNER DRESSES, received per last steamer. AT. STEWART & CO., ___ Broadway and Tenth street. poruar TRADE. ‘3 me FROM 7b ae TO $1 60. ices. GRENADINES, BaReCRe CHALLIES, ‘ALPACAS, bay 9 eer 3 ita 4 6O, * proadway Sm ‘Amd Tenth street. po HANGINGS Av RETAIL. OUR SPRING STOCK 18 NOW READY FOR EXHIBITION. FOR EXTENT AND VARIETY OF STYLE I? 18 UNSURPASSED, Pasties about furniahing are invited to an examinadion. me Oo SUN UMBRELLAS. ac, parsornw W AND BRAUTIPUL STYLES, “A. T. STEWART & CO., ___ Broadway and Tenth airee ) ‘gain HANGING! PAPER HANGINGS! WINDOW SHADES! W at _ WinDOW SHADES GILT CORNICES' Gi GILT CORNICES! COME ONE, COME ALL, AND, PURCHASE above aricles at COATES’ old stand, No. 316 Hudson street, above Sprii ng. 1B ASSORTMENT 8 IMPORTATION, IN ENTIRELY NEW DESIGNS, NOW OPEN AT RETAIL, ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & CO, CANAL STRERT, ‘CORNER OF MERCER. govowon ‘A HART. alae NO, 960 BROADWAY. ARE MAKING UP EVERY STYLB OF CURTAINS, VALENCES, CORNICES AND TRIMMINGS, GOLD, PAINTED AND HOLLAND WINDOW SITADES, AT A BLIGHT ADVANCE ON OLD PRI PRICES, Saino 1 aa EGANT DI a REC! neo iid T. STEWART & CO., Hroadway and Tenth street, TNDOW “CURTAINS DONE UP EQUAL To NEW at Madame ROBERTS’ new establishment on the at Williamabrid ig, kon at her house for re- paration of laces, No nih street. Orjers Boat Bi BILLIARDS. ILLIARDS—FOR SALE, A SPLENDID STOCK OF Bee iid second sand Tables et tresonable prices, OF. Gers by mail attended to by WH GRIPPITH, 4s Fulton street. HBLAN'S IMPROV D, BILLIARD TABLES, WITH . Purchasers can now vet i COLLENDER, Noe, @, ©, 67 and © rosey street, RS IN WANT OF FIRST CLAS® BILLIARD cuehtons, s felect irom manufactory. Tmanafectery, a iey im ‘a few veevnd hand Table 148 Fuiton street 2 _ THE REBELLION. UTY GENERAWS OFFICE, ba Sh nine Feb. 9, be pavsiels wetted lnmediaily, 1 Ary coal tothe folowing ALL WHO HAVE FRIENDS IN THE ARMY, : natin ne Jellowing lo enste pre in the arm ‘CTORY 01 y tone aemied erhity i aie: ich te of interest to all ‘THE HOSPITALS. ine no Bee ee sri feeardw pint io aria ied States (eneral Hospitals’ at out (others wiih Bendel) CC aan is Sankiary Commission ion, Washington. ee fashington, D.C, ‘Cumberland, M bn Point Lookoan Me alexandria, D. Frederick City, Ma nnapolis, ma Creek, Va. a i Me. _tork, Pa. DPLYMIA. DXPARTMENT. For. in! Otiee dunitary Commission, No. 27 Boul Siath aurest > Philadelphia, Pa. Chestout Hill, Pa. Chester, Fa. Reading, Pa, Germantowa, Pa, Harrisburg, Pa, New York Dxrantaxat uae ial dnformation fice Women's Central Union, No, 10 Cooper Insutute. New Yor, N. Y. Bow an ys, Grove, R. I. Albany, x * Bos an, , pene J Basle Ve. Ww Laven, Coun, Bratiehore. Vi. wrens canteens, —I Jafatrmatlon address “Office Gait Comm.eien, Louirvi abuse, ea Oli a: Murfreesboro, Tenn, Ea Grange opp. Gallatin, exp. Nashville, ‘Tenn. md, Banaiees Missouri. Ironton Missouri, Rolla, Missoni Uiekabarg, Mt iss, Sp: ingfleld, Missouri, Corinth Kvokuk, Towa. Helena, Arkaisae, Bucenpért, Aovea, Gratton, Vir Foint Tenseat, Virginia, S000. xy. ee Coiumbus, Ky, nia, Columbia, Ky. amineneee wil, opal Bertinae son Who may Appl o ihe 2 fewiog Inquivies: ie the application ia by letter, the ane be ea by reign mall; 1/10 person, it will bo Ms 1. Is “laing, name and regiment, and state where aud when last heard of,} at pressed in the hospital of ——? A. Ar so, what iw bie proper asdeose? yi What ls the name of ¢ surgeon or chaplain of the hos. ee ‘ie notin hospital at present, has he recently been in hospital? 80, did he die in hospi \d at what date? he ¢ tre breiently Mieehinryed Teco Moca wa fee dtochagea clreumatancer, be given in anawer to any or all "ait hot, what were his ordérs on leavin; fore apecitic information as to the condition of any path in the District of Columbia hospitals will be furnished wi ne in twenty-four hoursafter a request to do 80 ia received at Washington he ofllce of the Directory, will be open daily, from 8 o'clock A.M. to8 o'clock P.M., and in urgent cases appli. canta ringing the ‘door bell will be received at any hour of 6 ni ‘uch isconventence in conducting the business of the Di. vectory having arisen where visitors have been yiven direct aceess to the record books themselves, this practice will here- after be discontinued ; nor can lists of wounded in hospitals, by States. countics, regiments, or otherwise, be hereafter furnish rom these records. tary Commiast n, under special authority from ne United States, maintains an extensive nee to and pods put Im its charge sick and ja where they are most wanted, It operates erosity at all pointx—at New Orleans ‘ore Vicksburg and at Nashvi distrivatons being governed by a comparison of the w OU the patients inal cases. ‘To ascertain tne relative 0 aoter of these wal @ trrstworchy manner, and to se an equitable distribution and honest use ot’ th ods, besides the unpaii t on, twenty physi amoral charact oO arrangements per cintum ef the value of the goods dixtri ai ommission hay not been able. to obcain aut en co of tosses. miscarriage OF infeappropHations: ia “he ae of one dollar in ten thoussiid of goods which have wen once received at its shipping depots. o following are the naines of these depots, 10, whic auxiliary soctetien aut all disposed to aid the sick'antt wounded, without referenee to States or localities. bat simply to their relative necessity Tor assistance, are invited to send their olferings, Sanitary Gommiseion, Branch Supply ‘Ollee, £2 Summer street. Boston, Sanitary Commission, Branch Supply Oflee, No, 10 Third avenue, New Yors. Sanita Commission, Branch Supply Office, 27 South Sixth sees Philadelphia, P agitar ‘Commuasion; Branch Supply Office, Bank surect, hio, Sanitary Commission, Branch Supply Oflice, Chicrgo. 1 ane Comunission, Branch SME Otten tuts He) Sanitary Commission Brauch Supply office, O The Commission receives no pecuniary aid whatever from ernment, and is wholly dependent on the voluntary con- @ public for the means of sustaining its opera- tribut ions to lie treasury are solicited, and may George T. Strong, Eeq., Trechurer, 68 Wat atreet, New York. ames of the ‘following gentlemen commissioners of e President of the United States tre ped to the public for the ecouomy, integrity and efficioie ith which what ever fe entrusted to the Sanitary Commission will be admin: H. W. Bellows. D. D. George T. Stron Bache Horace a Ri Hon’ men Colfax. red, Law Olmsted, Tisq. ECRUITING OFFICERS, OF ALL GRADES, ATTEN. tion!—A Military Meeting, to consider a paurtotie ¢ expee ition, now onganicing in several Staten, will take, placa Hews '® Hotei, 31 Bowery, 0 evening, the 4th a mn Tua ‘oclock. Apply for tickets of admission und particulars ‘as above. MEH HORATIO 10 SEYMOUR CAVALRY.—REGRUITAI ts!!! Headquarters corner of Broad- ezert, Chbson's Buildines. AU young clas regime by men of expert fan Under command of ColDavid Web), wonld do weli to join the Horatie Seymour Cavalry: now an: canned at New ‘Dorp, Staten Island, Every inducement ollered for POLITICAL. _ Daal LOYAL LEAGUE or UNION | _ CITIZENS. New Yone, March 18, 1868. The orgauizntion of THE LEAGUE waa commenced at the meeting uf March 6, at Cooper Institue, and completed on Saturday, the lath, ai the Academy of Musle, by the elec: tion af the following oieors.- LIEUT. GENERAL WINFIELD SCOTT, U, 8. A. S5onet oat — ee DEN! UER, Bi |. W. BONNEY, AMES T BRADY, \ORRIS KETCHUM, TREASURER, NEHENIAH ENIGHIT, Nos. 66 Sand 68 Park place. E. Morgan, repont, Joan Wadaiearth, Wim (: Lambert, Wa fen rt, Richard D. Lathrop, Marahall 0 oherta, Faonat in ai W, Jerome, Wade tiuwhing ye ‘The officers ex officio. srcnerany. PROSPER M. WETMORE. The ebjects of the League aro @ to disseminate sentiments of lopalty to the country, to denonnee treason, and to uphold the government in ite determination to anppress the rebel- Hon, To the unwavoring support ef these principles it is solemply ‘ene ol have already been successfully Promoted at two vast assemblages of th the people. of this ey, and Meetings aie contemplated to the same end. vould the the Tesuisite meana be plied © the tions of the League Will be extended £0,induce. aimniiar jonstrations in other cities and States. Your contribation in 814 ofthe measures i ly solicited, and may be enclosed wo nted, and duly accredited, invite their co-operation in of loyal citizens desirons unity and the national honor. or receive contributions the one who bears credentisia from the restrained, in its Coan dF of nsso- any debt fot any eee wiatover:® Phairman mialetinte Committee, tT Nos. 56 and 53 Park place ‘A collector has also been appo! Wwalt upon loyal chtitens: fo this eseential part of the du “ie eteaie -t, ron in katie’ to invite i eet emi 1.™ COPPERITEAD ‘or i rlvondl!” is Hy Eriemnd icky Sere ea ahh Now York city. York 4 Co, are allowed to refer to the editors of the New Coueasia: COeANR whole All city orders, should be left with P. J. oak ir dslivery to city customers on Wednesday 22 Nassau street, where they OVAL LEAGUE or ‘UNION ae L srreat, New York, March 19, ss to ot boc at Those members mejores Tage, who were ate Cooper Insite ‘of the 6th in Academy of of the 14th titan iment at Le Those w' sore. unable call Petits please ‘o Send their namnes, with the addrems, withont diay. By order of the Executive Comntiieg, McOURDY, Chairman P.M, Werwone, Secretary ATIONAL D MOCRATIC. REPUBLICAN GENERAL | Committee.—A Special Meeting of the General Com: initien, will be hei at Morart Hall, next Froaday evening vet nal atten attend: dance ia requested, 8 business re eATRC! ILD. Chat 7 . arian, iemarioe FLvny, {fe ig MB TWENTY-S) ly na’ LEAGU j Fess Tooth Colvred A Distt ri } je dog ean be seen, Je a tern 1d offen. | | | an | DEVELIN, View Chairman, it | MISGELLA NEOUS. RIMES CARDS | CpILh, HEADS $3 © jaabels Sie. 1 Bayt ie ts, Books, Lg: pers. oo and all winds of Reining ally cheap. Pi purehased hefore the rise. Tf. R. DAWLEY, corner ol and Centre streets, Removes Aprit 1 (o 13 Pare row. AND EAR.—DR. CADWELL, OCULIST, NO. eo place, Eighth street, oear Broad: bas for 1 re past devoted his attention exeh to the teatent of diseusce of the oye ava ear, No pa for examiuation oF opinion, ‘@ hours from 9 A. M. te oF. NHOMAY BR. AGNEW, 2) GREENWIOM, CORNER ‘of Murray street, who is famest for selling goods: for cash, has again abtonished New Yorknra by Sugaral disc, 8 Sux Brown Sigur trom Me, up; i ye Me. nd. abe.. the latter frock ground, Ide and de, oe a i Pita and eee ear ought by the carve beiore the rise, cul save your money, eo for yourselves. : FINANCIAL, “pulls BUY, CASH O® x Pay. Price and Bounty Moneys, bts late Purser U, A™y, “AND Navy, ATTENTION collect claims for raed by reuso; are now entitled to the $10) bounty. prize eollecied. and pensions proc: re Discharged soldiers p at sight by, CLARKE & ELLIOTT door below Bleecker street, New York elt AMY Y AND NAVY BANKING MOUSE, Conustaixsioned Onicers! Accounts ad jue JOUN B, MURRAY, Army and Navy Nasgan ntvect, New York, oppos.te the LL SOLDIE WOUNDED IN BATT ARE EN- titled 10 $10 Bounty. prize money atid pen Sions procured tursoidiers and salle, their widows ising by thes Ratfonel Claith Anene) No. 293 Eroadway, canhed, “Letters shoul enclose AEA ANY WAN, WINK .E. P¥octor an) Adeocate tm "aited ‘Statey Court. Relarn to, Governor Seymour, vocal Dixy AY SOLDIERS DISCHARGED FOR DISABILITY and the disability contin, are entitled to an invalle: Pension, Widows and heirs of di -d soldie: #8 can obtain $0 bounty and pension. Soldiers discharged on. wounds received in baitle are entitled to $100 ithout regard to length of service. Apply in person: or or byl B. WESTBROOK, attorney and (pip coal iberty street, N.Y. Fee not to exceed $5, No adi Favment required, ATX. 8 BEEKMAN STREET, N, ¥.--SOLDIERG wounded in bate, heirs ot deceased soldiers, those em iitled to. pensions or brize maney. your claims Wil be eo} hed at SHELDON jo. 5, Beekman et Dear the Park barracks, ‘Bounty aud Pension Form $2.50 ber 100; 89 by mal Amianig rants NIE, om” ORR A STHAM SOOARi NEW YORE. @O* 2, Open daily from Id tea and from 8107 Pe I. Deposits from Be. to $3.00 received. Six Ber cent intereat paid on sums of $840 and.undors uve per cant on larger de- posits -D, VAN PELE. Freidenk Pox. Coorg, Secretary. Gira, D, BAILBY, Treasurer. ASH ADVANCES MADE “OX SHIPMENTS or MER. J chandise to Sin Francisco, elther via Cape Horn or the Isthmus, by WELLS, FAR & CO., 5t Broadway. ETACHED AND DISCHARGED NAVY OFFICERS’ aeons ad justed and caabed. MURRAY, Army and Navy Banker, No. ey nasal street, opposite Post ollieu, New Yori. CH, ON LONDON AND cane FOR SAL BY fae WELLS, FARGO & OU. Broadway. _ EFFER: \ONVILLE RAILROAD FIRST “MORTGAGE Orrice OF THE Jus¥EnsonvineE Ramnoap Co., JAPFELSONVILER, Ind., Feb. 26, 1863. Public notice is hereby given, in accordance with the ring of an ngreement between this company and Holders of its fret ne 2 bones, dated April 14, 1899, thi on the $d day of Aptil next, at st, Company, New York forty-one of ‘said Jeffer- PYho "Broadway, 0Be he jowest males below par, Ralvoat Company's Firat Mortgage Bons, Otfers for the ale of said bonds b der seal, to A States Trnst ‘and endorsed “Offer of the first mort of the Jetfer- sonville Radiroad Company to the sinking fund,” which oflers, oF lids, will be uniil noon ot the Ba day of April’ next, eby given the 15 i} 8, Ho to 173 inclusive: and that trond and atte Ba Gay of Apri id 1963, interest on suid bondg will ceose, as provid v4 - es rary and Treasurer, L™ iO) St WALL STREET, 4 lesa States 6.206 per cook Bonds.—We are at all times prepared to deliver the above Coupon and registered in denoint pations of £0's, 10)°s, 0s 1,00)'s, on ter J heretofo: Olid: costo oa ‘AVY BANKERS.—PRIZE MONEY -NOW couture. ed or cashed, for all United States vessels where tb vi p, A compiete list always Tept by. BERT & CO,, 11 Broadway. gue Liste PFIOE OF TRUSTEES OF CREDITORS AND sTOCK- holders of Obio and see Railroad company airvet. New Be {eee divisi $8 Wall sil too 88 Wald hel Hivet! ou Pvidny, the ITU oF Aprik nest, at noor. on business Of rmportauce, The attendance of holders in Rorson, or or by earn: "1 order of Une nag toa oaty Fea GIN WARTLETT, Chal Chairman. PACH IC MALL STEAMSHIP CO. XO. 2, PRIOR 70 Padre au is heeby givem that a dividend o! ae cent from the undivkled bed will are et com) \ f a Feb. 27, 1563. and a half {© the siocl ‘Wa! street. R SUBSTITUTE FOR peunies and three cent pieves can be had than the bona fide keverment stamps of thuee deuominations, reat metaitle cases, with the name and business o He parti manne x au einees own, in C pe well known that currency, continnaily passing from hai ban 4, as it i oe! uo is re One of the 1 advertisers: in ane country ready ordered over S¢)8) of therm. Specime: ae be and orders for any quantity ex- ecuted See, 00 GaUEe, No. “1 Park place, New Canal street. Oj Wednesday an mences Aprii 1, 1863, Peiiarectsings ? nk bake in EB GEONGE FOLSOM, President ONCE, Secretary, PRIEE noe. OFFICE. v5 MAS DL. BRAVNAR on MAO. BL WALL ST Ur STATES TREASURY.—: EW YORK, “MARCR 24, 1863. —Under authority from the Secretary of hereafter, interest at the Sxvuour A. Treasury, Thereby give noties aie of five (5) per cent will the act of Congress, approv: than thirty (20) days, subjec days notice, Ng at any ty thirty ( ty heretofore made at four (4) per cout may riers Bi any time, vitbout netiee, 10 tbe urpose of being re-de 6) per . JOHN J. *e1SC0. ‘Reciatunt Treasurer UV, 8. NITED STATES TREASI" BY. New Yors, March Parties holding thirty (30) or move conpona on the three oarg seven and three tenth per coat bande, ma aturing en the ty ined ub sebe> st April next, are reques a mos duies, for CramiBation. of aay thue bette after the expiration of 19, 1863. achediiles will be furnished upon application at the interest dexk of this oifice, Holders ailing themselves of the sort wil fons ef te iter thren o JOHN J. ha a Assistant Treasurer, U. B. 0, FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF acct opiral Spring Pads «for ladies’ dresses), EK al Sprivg Bust, and other Corsets, Shoulder Braces, en JAMES P. MALRAY, 61 Chambers street, N. 17 ANTED—$2,000 AT ¥ FIVE PER CENT ON CITY Property; ‘$4,300 at six per cont on Westehester Farin. Both worth aouble the amount. No commission allowed. Addrens Loan, station D, Bible {ouse. wes our vrount 8) 100% BOUNTY ACT, SD MARCH, 1303, OLUNTEERS DISCHARGED FOR WOUBDS Ow ENTITLED Tog THE ng cok BOUNTY. RAY NARD. &1 Wall street, $67.000 ) To LOAN—AT A LOW RATE OF Rp tein thle city. Inne men froin $0.00) apwarae, APSF eatate 1 thie @ man fran Couetda Appr to W. H. WOOD, 68 Wail nirect. CHING TEETH NOT BEXTRAC “‘TED—BUT RENDERED com/oriatle and permanentty serviceable by my pain- dariantine Compound, aqthowicage’ unsurpe sadly beautiful, durmble and economical, Ordinary fillings 60 cenis. Ariivcial teeth, every sty ia, Cheaper’ than. obiaimal ere, Eytracting entirely’ amaeeth Bt Kast Fwenty-se- sTROUS OF GETTING RID OF Bah cr rosie poutively without pate en, a et, oan ho so through the agency of my new Chemical rifled Cl aioe Ff Nd wet “it Drerted ea ea nt 1 iver Weuniteg gs gold AUNT A. WALT, Bs Fourth oreag” artic AL FILLINGS FOR DECAYED: A’ id roots built ip, mere shells restoret to thelr dritnal yratiuiness, and every bind of ous tty tiled without the dias: errr, J. PEARBON.M. D. WAY, Near cecteanth aire SPORTING. WANTED, A StITS DOG. ABOUT staiing price and where + choice breeds of Dogs for sale and Boters Jofallibie Mange Cure. View Ee einer ©. Werate Butler's: uew work, 61. soared, por ines for all diseases ie SALE—A FINE YACHT ant copper fastened, i slip. POR SALE—AN jurourse Wao BROKEN LIVER colored Point r grocery. corner of asson and Flusbing a fenton. Bro Sonate te FORISALE, sit sup el Schooner Va ht GY and frat salting rte built of the best eres oR fon I, Bowling green, A ¥INE SBOOND HAND pour Wats aa LL Dey oe Hing Gun, Jaminated ste re, ime jon, ‘pent FU BR Toa aed. Addrene fee Put mmNtes, | Heraig ome