The New York Herald Newspaper, March 27, 1863, Page 8

MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. ‘Married. Dxaxe—Carwan,—By the Rev. John F. Booth, CHARLES ‘B Duane to Miss Kuma A. Canuan, ‘all of Brooklyn. ‘Dem anesr—NicakLs —On Wodnesday, March 25, by the Rey. Mr. Van Houten, Jamas G. Damanser, of New Jersey, to Miss Fawny Sickeus, of this city. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Please contradict the aapounommmant of RS. seas @ppeared in your paper of February ween . P. Page, of Mew York, and Miss Emma Imps, of London. fo such marriage bas taken place. Gku. P PaGk. TO THE KDITOR OF THE HERALD. Buri—Sckimner—On Tuesday, March 3, at the residence d Evg., by Mathew Buckley, Justice of She Pence’ DS Bene, Me'D.; to Manuerra B. hy a terof Exgur 8 vitmer, Esq, of Weston, Connecticut, wards. Westrokr, March 24, 1863. ‘This notice | find in your paper of yesterday, Will you Please coutradiot the watter by a notice im the HeKaip, ws nothing of the kind has taken place, but was put in by eome one hat is destitute of good sense, as a joke? Dr. D. 5. BURR, D ARCHAMDAUDIERE,—UD ie March 26, Eaxnus, ‘daughter of emiie and the late Louis Archambaudiere. Notice of the funeral in to-morrow’s paper, BuksHaw.—On Wednesday evening, March 26, Fazza- Baim, wite of Etbert L, Burnham, aged 26 years and sal to take place this (Friday) afternoon, at three » {rom the First Reformed Dutch church, Paterson, New Jersey. Boviax.—On Wednesday, March 25, Mary Jui Boy- DAN, aged 2 yeurs, 1 month und 9 days, daughter of James aad Bridget Poylan, of the county Meath, Ireland. The ‘viends and relatives of the family are respectiully dnyvited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 111 Chariton street, corner of Greenwich strect, ‘this (Fricay) afternoon, at halt- past one o’clock. BROWSING —Ow Wedvesday evening, March 25, Winiam Brown:NG, in the Tlei year of his age. ‘The reiatives and (riends of the family are respectfully anvited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 241 West Thirty fourth street, on Monday afternoon, at one o'clock. without further notice. Browne.—At St. Paul, Minnesota, on Monday, March 2, of consumption, Wituas J. Brownk, Fsq., of the late firm of Parker & Browne, of this city, in the S1st year of bis age. ‘His remains will arrive in this city at an early date for interment at Greenwood Cemetery. Brown.—The funeral of Mrs. JvuiA Brown, widow of H. Brown, will take place this (Friday) morn- ‘ing, at cleven o'clock, at St. Mary’s church, C! Bue, Brooklyn. BraytiGam.—On Wednesday, March}25, Briperr, wife of Conrad Brantigam, aged 25 years. ‘The relatives and friends aro invited toattend the fune- tal, from No. 219 Wooster st., noar Amity, this (Friday) morning, at nine o'clock. Boyce.—In Williamsburg, on We >, March 26, Ancruve R., wife of Samuel Boyce, and daughter of Daniel and Jane Rumph, aged 28 years, 11 months and 12 days. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are Paibvenip tab se to attend the funeral, from ith Second Methodist Episcopal church, this \riday). afternoon, at thar -past oue o'clock. Newburg, Orange county , papers please copy. Countyey.—At Scranton, Pa., Jamzs Courtxey, of Ra- ‘@eistown, county Antrim, Ireland, aged 46 years. He was loved at home, revered abroad, and never let en gee in his wrath. Died in peace with all Denner, of Uleter, and Derry Standard will please copy. CotemaN.—At Clifton, 8.1, on Wednesday, March 25, peo CoLEMaN, & native of” Westmaid, Ireland, aged 27 roe friends of the deceased are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his brother-in-law, James Kealey, this (Friday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Carriages will wait on the friends from the city at the Vanderbilt ‘Landing from twelve to two o'clock. CouLins.—At Panama, on Tuesday, March 10, of es fever, on board United’ States ship St. Marys, THOMAS Cours, a private in United States Marine corps, born in England and a citizen of Providence, R. 1. Tribure aud Providence papers please copy. (CRawG.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday, March 26, WituiaM EaGursvieuy Cracc, of consumption, aged 31 years. Liverpoo! (England) papers please copy. Davis.—On Wednesday, March 25, at the residence of her father, Captain Smith Rider, at Patchogue, L. 1., Futay, wife of Alfred Davis, of Coram, in the 44th year of ue re Jatives and friends of ber father’s family are in Vited to attend the funeral without farther ee, from the Methodist Epixco; al church, at Patchogue, L. I., this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock. ‘Dorie. —On Wednesday morning, March 25, after a long ‘and painful illness, Hanwau EK. Doyur, relict of Michael Dovie, in the 63d year of her age. ‘The (riends and relatives of the family and those of her ‘gon in-law, Patrick Barnes, also her brothers, Jared and Charles Hathaway, aud brother-in-la , Stephen Heriman, are resectfully invited to attend the tuneral, this (Fri- day) afternoon, at half-past three o'clock, from her late residevce, 70 Marion strect. No carriages. Dorie.—-n Thursday, March 26, Jony, only son of Mar- tin and Mary Doy'e, aged 1 year, 8 months and 18 days. ‘The friende of the fuinily aod those of his uncle. Michael Doyle, are requested to attend the funeral. from the resi- dence of his a 178 Canal street, on Saturday after- oon , at ane o'cl: Dancy —0n Thoreday, March 26, after a short illness, Many qhancy, native’ of Bagnelstown, county Carlow, Her f friends and relatives, and those of her son Richard, are respectfully invited eh go the funeral, this (Fri: day) afternoon, attwo o'clock, from her late residence, ‘corner of Sixth ayenue and Eighteonth stret. Encianp.—Racuee A., infant daughter of Kawin F. and Rachel Ann England, aged 1 year and four months. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to ‘attend the funeral, on Bunday afterncen, at one o'clock, at No. 162 West Soventeenth st. Fauvey.—0On arog March 2, bar phen daughter of Jobo and sarah Falgey, 18 years and 4 months. The relatives: and fri friends of the family are invited to attend her funeral, from her parent's residence, Fighty- Bixth street and Fourth avenue, this (Friday) morning, @ ten o'clock A requiem mass will be celebrated at St. Lawrence's church, and her remains will be taken from thence to Calvary Cemetery. Ganpewer.—On Thursday morning, March 26, of dip- ‘theria, Emma Ixaver.a, daughter of Joseph A. and Emma BE. Gardener, aged 11 months and 10 days, Th» relatives and friends of the family are invited to ‘attend the faneral, from the residence of her parents, No. 17 State street, this (Friday ) afternoon, at two o'clock. Wednesday, March 25, ’Jauns F. Goupine, aged 76 yi The lends of the family, also the members of Pacific Lndge, No- 233. 0: F. and A. M., are respectfully Fequested to’ attend the funeral on Sunday at past twelve o'clock, from the resideuce of Mr. Jas. Fife, No. 188 Fast Twenty-frst street. Hexpensox.—Suddenly ,on Wednesday morning, March 25, Davin Hexperson, a native of Virginia, and for many years a resident of this city, in the 80th year of his age. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend his funeral this (Friday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock from his late residence, No. 208 Fast Thirtieth street. Hawns.—At Tarrytown, suddenly, on Wednesday morn- Jug, March 25, Scsay A., wife of Daniel J. Hawks, in the ‘28th year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family; also the mem ‘Ders of Conqueror Hook and Ladder Comp»ny No. 1, are Tespectfully invited to attend the funeral services this greitay )morning, at ten o'clock, from the Second Re- d Dutch church, Tarrytown Krauatt.—On Wednesday, March 25, Parvgas Kiana, aged 75 years His friends and those of his family are respectfully - vited to attend the funeral, this (I'riday) afternoon haif-past two o'clock, from (he residence of bis son, Put lander Kimball, 139 West Thirty eighth street. Hovston (Texas) papers please copy. Keruam.—On Wednerday, March 25, Jonx W. Keron, Fay... Scperintendent of the New York House of Refuye, i the Séth year of his age. Funeral services at his late residence, Randall's Jeland, this (Friday) afternoon, at three o’el ck. The friends and acquaintances of the family are respectfully invited to at tend without further notice. Long Island papers please copy. Kexxuoy.—Suddenly, on Wednesday evening, March 25, Mancanst Stackrour, youngest child of F. V. B. and Mar- garet 8. Kennedy, aged 1 year, 4 months and 25 days. The funeral will take place thie (Friday) morning, at ten o'clock, irom the resi 0 of her grandfather, Duncan: Kennedy , Fsq., 26 West Sixteenth street. Kixty --On Thursday, March 26, Joun Kimuy, formerly of Riddlestown, parish of Rothkeale, county Limerick, Ireland, aged 46 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully, invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday afternoon, at ‘two o'clock, from his late residepce, No. 15 Stanton street. His recmains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for inter+ anent. J.imerick papers please copy. McConviita.—On Wednesday, March 25, Mary A., wite of John McConville, aged 25 years, The foneral wilt ‘© her late residence, 151 Kast Fifty Abird street, this (Friday) morning, at half past 9 o'clock, and proceed to the Church of St, John the Evangelist, thence to Calvary Cemetery MurnGay.—Suddenly, on Wednesday, March 25, of dlirease of the beart, Jawes MoLUG:N, native of county Cavan, Ireland, 19 (he 63d year of his age. His fwocral wil) take place this (Friday) afternoon, at all past one ool ok, from bis late residence, No. 217 Mout etreet. Hie friends and acquaistances are respectfully Anvited! to attend Menes.—in Fimira, Chemung county, on Sunday, March |, Homer Mere, inte of New York, aged 68 years and 3 ve Hudsow (N 2 pavers please copy —On Thursday morning, March 26, of scarlet ax MowarD, tho last and only sou of Henry Kdward aod Mary Moring, aged 4 years and § months Niue. —On Monday ‘morning, March 22, at the resi- Genes of her son ® Nichols, at Fairtleld, beeox county NJ., alter a protracted jlinest, MARY, widow of Mores Nichols, aged $2 yours and 2 months, formerly of Newark, NJ Riessed are the dead who die in the Lord, mm Thareday, Maret 26, of toflammation of wry, youngost ebild and only sonof Heary and Adeinide Oldfield, aged 1 your and 14 days. The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the Fesidence of ber parents, way, Mrooklyr ~ remaror wiil t wood for interment, =i Wedne Mi Sanau, widow of Roser Page, te be 23th year of ber age. The (riouds and tiiows oF the iamily are invited $0. ate tend the fonaral, from her late residence, No, 62 West Focty-eixth arteet, 00 Saturday afternoon, at one o'clock, with bes Javitation Rermoxp.—Or Tuesday, March 24, Keser Awanpa, yo cgest cliild 6) Mark and Catharine Redmond, aged 1 ar and 7 months, will fake place from \ Jay street, thie ) afternoon, at half past two o'elick ‘On Wednesday evening, March 25, Jou Saxy, antes and Mary Sandy, aged $ years’ riends aod. relatives are respectfully invites to the feneral, thie (Friday) alternooo, at two attend velock, frm the realdewee Of bis parent#, No. 216 Pear) enreet, ave. | ‘Seavor.—On Weanesday, March 26, WucsaM, ‘arent | ton of Anthony and Mary réayor, aged 18 months, The relatives aad friends of the ‘amily are respectfully requested 10 attend the funeral, from the residence of bis ae No. 61 West Twolfth st., this (Friday) afternoon, att ‘Sun. —-On —On Thureday afternoon, March 26, Saxau Amy, Tile of Bermard Sims, aged 25 years, 6 months snd 4 _ Ladder Company No. 16, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral. SauTn.—On Tuesday, March 24, by the explogion of the Propeller D.B. E Crary, Bexsaaiw’ Sutra, son of George A- L. Smith, aged 23 years, 7 months and 3 ‘The voice at midnight ght came, He started up to bear A mortal arrow pierced ‘his frame; He fell, but felt no fear. ‘The faneral will take place from the residence of bis pa- rents, No. 376 Seventh avenue, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, ‘The relatives and triends are respectfully invited to attend. Tyson.—On Thursday, March 26, Steruen W. Tyson, aged 5 years, § months ana 22 days. The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, this (Friday) morning, at eleven o’clock, at Dr. Grindle’s, No. 70 West Houston street. The body will be take: to "Long Ridge, Conn. , for interment. THoMAS.—At Augusta, Ga. ,on Saturday, February 14, Wrsrray Pxrkuey Tuomas, io the 28th year of bis age. Louisville and Frankfort (Ky.) papers please copy. Uteicw.—On Wednesday, March 26, of con: eae, Barnanra Uniicn, a native of Germany. aged 27 The friends and relatives of the family are respecttull invited to.attend the funeral, also the members of Mari- ner’s Lodge, No. 67, from her late residence, No. 24 Norte | William street, this (Friday) afternoon, at one o'cioe Van Hayswicx.—On Tuesday, March 24, Wa. Nicnorss Van HaNswick, in the 67th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his sub-in-law, Paul Wiese, No. 69 Dean street, Brooklyn, on Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock. Vait.—On Wedvesday, March 25, at No. 21 University place, Mrs. Euza Var, in the 64th year of her age. Her remains will be removed to Hughsonville, Dutchess county, for interment. a “FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘Taurspay, March 26—6 P. M. Gold was active to-day, but less mercurial than yesterday. It opened at about 141, declined to 139, rallied to 14024, sold in the afternoon at 139, 1393{, 13914, and closed 13934 bid. At the close a large number of orders to buy were filled, and it looked: as though ‘the bottom” had been reached for the present. Exchange sold as low as 152 for first class bankers’ bills, and closed about 152 a 154. Some leading bankers are buying back at the present prices their own bills, which they sold to speculators and foreign mer- chants who wanted to hoard, a month or two since, at 185 a 195. Money is as easy as ever. On call the brokers get all the money they want at 5 a6 per cent. Certificates of indebtedness are steady. In first class mercantile paper there is little doing, and tates are unchanged. The paper of some dry goods jobbers and merchants who have been spe- culating in goods is offered at very high rates in- deed. Stocks were lower this morning than last even- ing, and prices were fully as much depressed as yesterday morning. Comparing the first board quotations with those of the close yesterday, we note a decline of % in Pacific, 44 in Central, 1 in Erie, % in Erie preferred, 4% in Hudson, % in Har- lem, 4 in Harlem preferred, 2 in guaranteed, 34 in Pittsburg, 1 in Illinois, 4 in Rock Island, % in Galena, % in Toledo. There was not much stock pressing on the market;"but the general tone was weak, and the bears took advantage of the fact to put out a large number of options. Governments were steady; bonds were dull. The volume of business done was very large indeed. At the one P.M. call the market was stronger, and there was a general rally of 4 a% per cent. At the second board there was a perfect stampede in stocks. It was rumored that a number of merchants who have lost money in merchandise in consequence of the fall in gold were selling out their stocks. The decline was further aggravated by free offerings by the bears. New York Central fell 2, Erie 134, Erie preferred 1, Hudson 1, Michigan Central 3, guaran- teed 4, Pittsburg 124, Rock Island 234, Galena 1, Harlem 1, Harlem preferred 2%, Toledo 1%. Up to the close the market was extremely panicky. At the four P. M. call prices were just sustained; but there was no recovery. The following were the closing quotations of the day:— US6's,’8l,reg — 2106 Eriepreferred 954 a 95% US 6'8,’81,cou. — a 10614 eee: on @ 97% 7.20, A & Oc — 2 106 - 3 & 37 Curre’y certs. 98 a iis Harlem am pret 2 a 81 Debt certif‘s.100 & 1! Central. & 9B Mich South’n. fax Bm 54% 100 55 Amer’n gold.. ari a 130% Missouri: Clev & Pitts. 66 a 66% Galena ...... 90% a 90% Toledo: a 05% Rock Island .. 4 a 90% Fort Wayne.. 60 @ 6036 Brie...... 1+. 1549 & 75% The idea—or perhaps, we should say, the delusive expectation—of an early peace evi- dently underlies the movement of which the decline in gold is the outward symptom. Peace would naturally lead to great changes in business and values; but those changes would not, as some suppose, be uniform or identical in the various branches of business. Peace would set free once more the great Southern staples, and hence would naturally cause a decline in cotton, turpentine, rice and tobacco. By caus- ing gold to fall it would bring down the price of imported goods, such as tea, sugar, coffee, hides, foreign hardware, kc. Domestic dry goods would follow cotton in the downward course. But there is no reason for supposing that peace would affect injuriously the price of the great Northern staples or the general internal trade of the North. On the contrary, the business of the country, which has received a tremendous impetus by the manufacture of paper money, would receive a new development on the conclusion of @ peace. Immigration from Europe would flow to the West at an unprecedented rate. Under the influence of the present highly protec- tive tariff factories would spring up in every vil- lage. Under the influence of $450,000,000 of paper money enterprises of every kind would be started, and all the boundless resources of the country would be developed. With peace would come the restoration of confidence, and with that would come capital from abroad to compete with our home capital for employment. The establishment of peace would again restore the nation’s ener- gies, now devoted to the prosecution of the war, to peaceful pursuits, and the results would be com- mensurate ‘with the increased supply of money which enterprise would be enabled to command. These various visions of the future are probably premature at present; and it must always be re- membered that peace would not cancel a single dollar of the $450,000,000 of paper money afloat. The receipts at the various agents’ offices to- day for conversion into 5-20 bonds amounted to $1,175,000; the receipts at the Sub-Treasury on deposit at 5 per cent to $670,000; total, $1,845,000. The business at the Sub-Treasury to-day was as follows:— 4 Total receipts. . —For costome. Payments Balance a 63,913.32 Nothing was decided ‘to-day at the meeting of the Michigan Southern directors on the subject ofthe dividend on the guaranteed,stock. The fact seems to have operated prejudicially on the price of the stock. The fact is, the directors have used the money which they had to pay up their debts to the Sinking Fund Commissioners, who have now in their possession $650,000 of the bonds of the company, having received about €600,000 from the directors within two years, The sinking fund is now full, and there seems no reason to doubt but the guaranteed stockholders will receive their ten per cent this year. $1 <2 54 4 100 00 NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1863. 560 US 6's, 81, ae 1 4900 T 7.36 pe © 104 1000 deruct & Ap 108% 10000 US 6s, L yr cor 100 2700 do ow 97% 10000, do. pew 98 2000 Brookiyneity wl 120 1000 Hl cou bas m1 1000 Ubio 6's, 86... ‘a @ 2000 Mich 7 ‘s) war in ay 1000 Virginia 6's... 914 9835 98 9834 Bais Bt 887% 100 88% 450 Mich Central a 100 yar “penne 58). 1000 do + OK 3000 Mo's lotoHESW 80 4000 California 1a % 1000N Y Cen 7°s,'76 10344 1000 Hud Riv con bs 106 4000 Harlem RR2dm 103 6000 Mich So 2d m.. 104 8000 Mich So sg fund 112 600 55'5 10000 ALA T Hine bs 803g 100 815 53 MNCL E NW 38 A es 200 5836 5000 do... 0» 900 58 3000 Ch ew ‘int bs 600 2000 Lack’a & W bs. 115 3000 Tol & Wabletm 104 8000 Chi&Rock i bds 108 4000 Pitts,FeW&C2m 100 5000 Chis NW Ist 76 50000 American gold, 139 85000 di f do... . 20 shs N River Bank 47 Eank Commerce. 98 20 Bank N America, 102 20 Metropolitan Bk. 105 % Imp 8h & Trad Bank 2% 100 bees ee oe be $20 oa whi RR.. 85 Del & Pave Cal Co 128% 300 Cum Coal pref... 100 do.. FY ay ih ConametransiiGo 2 236 18000 Tr7 3.10,0c&Ap 106: — beagees acto * o 20000 muri 5000 ees 16 2000 Hud Riv 2d af. 116 5000 A&T'H 2am pref 90 90000 American gold. 139, 25060 do. +. 139 do..... ed 150 Cumb Coabpref.. 163¢ bho Paar i alaae Mi Co Fil 0... 50 Gent Am Trans Co ‘tt do. 2 Del&Hud Canal Co 135 100 Bucks CoLeadCo, 2 150 Pacific Mail SS Co 186 200N Y Central RR. 11136 200 do. my 200 Ni FT ta Naha rca ONE O'CLOCK 460 do... BS 7635 100 Hudson Riv RR.. 9834 200 lo. . 98% 1100 Gal& Chi RR.b30 9334 YOUR O'CLOCK P. M. $10000 Bebt cer,new 98 sod we sae gold. 389% {0000 Mg 200 shs Oiiver MCo “ae 100 Metrop Bank..b30 1053, 200 Penn Coal Co, 1 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Tavrepay, March 26—6 P.M. Asims continued quite dull amd unsettled in price. Small lots of pots sold as low as T3¢c. Brrapsturrs.—A further heavy reduction occurred in flour to-day, yet buyers purchased sparingly. Sales were made of 6,000 bbis. State and Western, 900 Southern, and 450 Canadian witnin our revised ra ino tra State Southern Extra do. Good to Rye flour Corn meal, ey randywine. —Wheat sold to the extent of only 15,000 bushels, at $1 67 for red winter Western, ana $173 for amber Jersey. Corn was in moderate demand, with sales of 45,000 bushels mixed Western at 85¢. @ 8c, for sound, and 7c. a S8e. for unsound and heated. Sales were also made of 600 bushels of rye at $1 a 1 06. oa were in tair request at 760. a S50., according to quail Corree continued unsettied int fe absence of sales. Corton felt to-day to 55c. a 6b¢. for middlings, and was sold to the extent of 750 bales, within this remarkabie rau) Yaraum.The market was extremely quiet. fo Li. verpool there were shipped 1,000 packages provisions at 178, 6d. @ 208.; 100 tierces rice at iss. To London 150 doxes bacon at 368, To Glasgow 80 tierces beef at 4s, Hay was in moderate demand at 80c. a Yo. for North river. Hors continued very qniet at 20c. a 26¢. for new crop, Larus. —There was & fair inquiry for kastora at $1 45. Lime was quiet and somewhat nominal. Motasers,—fales were made of 285 bbls. New Orleans at dde.a S6e., and 50 bhds, Barbados at 420. Market very dull, Navat Stores were quoted mach lower and quite an- fottied. Some lots of spirite turpentive were sold on pri- vate terms. One were doll, lower and unsettied, PRovierone.—Pork was down to $15 60 a $19 75 for old mess, $16 for now do., and $11.4 #15 25 for prime, with sales of 000 bbis, Roof was inactive r $10 600 $12 for eSenccae - steussses plain, and $12 25 a $19 50 for extra meas. Sales were f 000 bbls. and tierces of lard, within the range of & 10Yc., 250 boxes of bacon at OXc. a ge., 70 ages of ans and shoulders At 6%. a 86. and b4¢6. Batter continued inactive at 20c. 4 280. for State, for Western. Cheese was very duil at paci te wore sales of 100 tierees Carolina andi ob private terms, Market lower and dull Svaans were declining, with sales (all told) of 980 bhde. at Te. a 103,0. for New Orleans aod 1c. for Porto Rico. TaLiow.—There wore 50,000 Ihe. sold at 10%. a 110, Wawnry sold to the extent of 550 bbls. at 45e a 4640, Sioa eae in Real Estate. Ry EB. Ludiow & Go. 3 story brick housv and jot 21 Hudeon st.......... $8,600 Houee and lots. e. corner Wess and North Moore Bts., 21.9556.10....... ing 9 Bowes widieh cijsisias shoves steae 110.1x56.10 6,900 Hlouge and lot adjouing above on West st y 20.1x08.6. 7,000 Pile dock opposite above, 87.9x20......'........+ K Brick houses and ots Nos. 23, 26, 27 and 20 Hudson House and lot No. 388 East 10th st. 26x92.3 + 6,000 House and lot No. 386 East 10th wt., 25x92.6...... 3,075 House and lot No. 384 East 10th st,, 25x92. + 4,025 House und Jot No. 243 East 11th st., '26x103. 3 House and lot on Hudson ay. 275 = from ied st, Brooklyn, 23 and 40x77.. By Muller, Wilkins & Co, House and lot No. 56 Hainmond stree! Five houses and two lots west side feet north of Nineteenth street, 46x93.10, House and lot east side of Third av ‘enue, north of Eightioth street, 18x62. . Honge and lot adjoining above on the House and lot adjoining above on the north, 18x52. House and Jot adjoming above on the north, 18x62. Lot north side Eightieth street, 52 tect east of ‘bi 6,600 1,775 Lot on Forty-fiftl House and lot Two houses aud one lot south side of Thirty: street, 181 feet west of Broad way, 25x93.1. and lot No, 148 West Ihirty-s By A. J. Bleecker & Co. side of Forty-third street, 355 feet bsed venue, 20x100 .. +1 SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAO YOR NEW YORK—THIS Dar. 5 of IN SETS. Port of New Yoru, March 26, 1863. CLEARED. eager en 20 Jonnson, Now Orleans—BSpofford, Tiles- p ton ie 1, Liverpool—Spofford & Tileston. Bh Milton Wisse, nae & Dearborn. BRI Balio (Be); Blaisdell, Londonderry & 3 Ship as prt ‘Wood, New Bedford—Geo Savery Bark Salem (Br), Rowell, Matamoros-Miller & Ltt Bark Montes a, Barbados—T T Dw! ume, Hammoe Bre Ou snrey (Br), ree aten Brig ey rh ce a "Petiengill, ea ee Con s Brig WH all, Castner, New Orleans-—Rabeon & Brig Adm! hia—Geo Savery & Co. Bent Gen Feavey te Mist John, Nin Five & Co. Phew ee Royal. D Hurfbur & Co, Scr C W Bentley, pray & Nephew. Senr Mount Vernon, Harding. T Tangent o am pelt anny Cranmer, Cranmer, ‘Washington— ran Brunt Scbr Ann, Cole, J Baltimore—Merrill & Abb~tt. Schr Antelope, Jones, Dea)’s Island—F J Campbel Sehr 8 E ‘Snow, Snow, Deal's Isiand—Crowell ¥ Frm bad eo mrt a ¢ Phiiadelph : phia—G L Hi 5 r Lucy Ann, Verrill, Philadel own & Sehr ‘Argun Eye, Townsend, PalladoiphiaN L Macready Co, Schr Eliza Ellen, Henderson, Philadelphia. Schr Kossuth, Lee, Portsmouth—S W Lew!s & Co. Schr D H Baldwin, Lurvey. Boston W 8 Brown & Co. Schr A Nel-on, Babb, Brown & Co. Schr Oriental, Howe Howton Crowell & Payne, Schr Eva, Pilnney. —8 W Lewis & Co. Schr Acklam, Getchelt Walrbavena L Hatch. Sloop Rhode Island. Remington, Bristol—L Kenny, Sloop Ranger, DeGroft, New Haven—Briggs & Co. Sloop Deep River, Hoyt, Stamford. Steamer F W Brune. Fester. Baltimore. Steamer Josepuine Thomson, Cundiff, ARRIVED. Steamship Etna (Br), Brooks, Liverpeel, March 11, Queens. town 12th. 5:30 PM, with mdse and 44) passengers, to John G@ Dale. 11th inst, 10 PM, off Bardsey Island, saw steamsbi| City of Washington, bound in; 14th, lat 60 40, lon 6 25, p steamship Qunada, trom Boston for Liverpoo! Tat 43 50, lon 48 57, saw numerous 4 and quantities of field toe; Ath Nat 41 20, lon °5, saw 6 aid of Orleans, bound W. Steamship Saxonia (Ha: ‘rautmann, Hamburg, Marc! yia Southainpten, Ute with mdse and Passengers. to Kun: hard: @ Co, Had strong W gales the entire passage. ith inst, lat 47 12, lon 29 32, saw Bremen bark Vater {poet tary bound E. Arrived off the ‘Tigntaip 2th, 9 PM, and came to Szchor witimechinery disso Steamship Ariel, Jones, Aspinwall, March 16, with treasure ae passengers, to DB Allen. Was convoyed by Us steamer onnectient. Btemship Tubal Cain oe, 2 Bartlett, Havana, March 18, with mdse and ers, Shp Gaerne Peabody of ‘Boxton ), Paine, New Orleans, 15 days, with sugar de, to U 8 Quariermaster. hip William Woodbury, Leavitt, New Orleans, 19 days, in Dallnst, to U8 Quartermaster. Ship Alice Counce, Singer, New Orleans, in ballast, to U 8 rane # A Foowiicn hats Aating Maser N Graham, Ship bark A Tatand 18 days, Pensacola (of New Haven), Smith, Demarara. March 3, Cy old metal, to H Barnes. 22d inst, lat 39 05, lon 73 56, apoke brig Crimea, Hichborn, hence for Cardenas.’ Had tine weather up to the Iith, ainee then continued gules. bark Anna, Whi eeler, New Or 5 days, with, sugar, Teeape ri ineet ed tee ste Tron ESE to X. whch ato ‘experienced a heav: A three 2d. Hatteras saeinfow tomnd’aieta" a 25 miles N of Hatteras, ty bering ok iron-elad im tow, bound South; samme ctor, Hy steamer steering South. aT Reh Wavield (ur, of Pargtbo cpus = —— ith logwood. ‘to ‘Poin ‘an of ‘Windsor, fo Bermuda. had hi NE Ms Fine te ta Matanzas, Simvaieey rig Wi Li ‘ille), Wilkinson, = a wef ppoe co Lansley ite) Wines Bee Edward H Fitler (of Philadelphia), pba nat y prane and melanie to order. ai No reenland, from Bosion Milla, Fi Feb ith nd logwoed, to etealt’ Duncan. “Bae expe, the passage. mn (Br, of Granada), Simmons, Ai with sugar, to Hubbard & Simmons’ Has ex. heavy weather, Holmes (of Provincetown), Cook. Ponce. PR, molasses, to D Trowbridge's Sona, of New Joe Grice (Br, of Turks Ts'ands), Jackson, & Marc, wee with cetton dc, to R Murray, Jr.’ Sailed in iy with echr Marine of ‘of and for Boston, 2ist inst, at $8 84 lon 74.34, passed achr Maria Whitney, of Re ep steering RW, with mainboom carried away: 21th, off Cape May, schr Alice, of New York, stees rH L Orcutt, Hopxins, Key West, 14 days, with coffee, to Kenner & Brown. Mad very heavy weather N of Cape Hatteras. Peacock. Norfolk, 6 days. al: blizabethvort for Boston. Sehr A Nelson. Babbidge, Eilzabethport for Boston. Schr Bound Brook, Perry, Bock'and. . Pa Emily Fraces, Snow, Wellfleet for Amboy. Schr Jonathan Con’, C'ark, Barnstable. Schr James Watson, Smith, New Haven. jaitimere, Davison, M: jova, Was 7} BELOW Ship Jennie Beals from New Orleans. Ship F Pirandol Scandinavian, from Buenos Ayren, Br GM Mathews (of Searsport), trom Sagea. ig Lucy Darling from Para. Bue Minnie Miler from Messina Brig Tiger. Brig Prince of Wales (Br), Schr Naaigee, from Porto Rice. ‘Wind at sunset WSW. American Shipmasters’ Asseoiation, No 51 Watt Srxet—Rooms 23 any 25. ‘The following approved Masters and Officers have received commissions from this Association :-— Capiaing Bilas B Greenros Webster, bark Jai Chas Bartlett, brig Ii ery; Baul F Cormick. brig Union: Sami W Overion whe wn mith; Abei K Williams, abi F Willets; Aniaretie: Andrew [ pemwing TI inaie), ably nas © Finn, bank Laconin, Jemse P Fritta brig W Nickels: Reim EmlAA Patrowaky (mate), r+ 3, Geo W Staples, brig EA McAdam; Jas Nichols; w jelson, brig lying Eagle; Thos £ Kelly, bark AA Drebert™ Miscellaneous, Br Snir Crype (of Halifax), Cox, 40 days from Cardiff, with a cargo of coal consigned to J F Whitney & Co, while in charge of @ pilot struck on Sandy Hook at 8 AM of the 25th, during the fog. The ship has bilged and is full of water, Steamsair Bayaria—Cowes, March 7—Arrived steamship Bavaria, New York; experienced heavy W gales the greater j art of the voy! bad four boats stove and bul. Warks and deckhouses damaged. nie GuxNapA—Valparaiso, Feb 18—John Lister Davis, lat: master of the Boston ship Grenada, arrived here a few since from Valdivia, on the British foasting steamer Taleu. "He reports that on the night of the 2s 2th of December Iast, at Up O'clock, while the Grenada w: way from Sunlderlatd, Eng, to Port Chester Falkland telandss witha f coal 150 miles NE of the Island «strange 1 cutting second mate and steward were nd Davis hat two. rioe broken, They had y tine 6 ge off in two boats when the Grenada sunk, Fhe cirange ship sade to, atigmpt to save thew bat honk om her coures, mo her name or answering when lect of bout ‘midebipe Scott, 0 boa! Dights without foud or water, when the ference, trom London to San Franeiseo, The captain of the ship put Devis and two lek yt ve honed ntine, at sea, and and Jackson) on a Peruvian on’ the Sih Inatant, whemes, the captat on instant, wi cay i. Davis’ parange here. "He le badly hare. Smtr Gutr Stueim—Swansea, March Sip Golf Stream, Bartlett, hence foe in lew Pes | ee running very high, strnck, and is ry meat tlie, i March 9—Ship Princeton, Wamack. Hamburg for New York, 1s stranded on thé Watt, near the Kugelbanl Sutr Bostox mn dacue, 1197 tons, bas beew me at Lot Bomber for 18 70,000, and will be tegistered under the British flag Banx F A Bapore—Bordeaux, March S—-Captain Upton, Inte of the bark Frank A Badger, of and from York tor Gibraltar and Genoa, with 4 cargo pf bacon and alcohol, re- ports lert New York Jan in Feb 3. when the vessel and wae knocked on her in spoken by the Nova Svotian Tat 89, Jomg e4ig. On the th org Eagle, f on New York for London, She lay by us Land sand Dut, im consequence of the heav issistnncr, On the 7th the 8 L Tit iron New York ‘or Bordeaut, eded, in three trips with her 1 se. in taxing ue all from our ve vir-—The captain, wife and two children nine crew and three passengers, where we re mnained unt our arrival ax on the 7th inst, ned ahe had all spars gone, inking condition antiN—Heivort, March S—Bark Johann Marun, Radu arrived here from New York, had thrown overboard about 100 cask@ petroleum off the decks, during hurricane Jan 14, off the American coast, Bark Eprsto, Fling, from Baltim-re for Montevideo, was in Hampton Roads Bun Inst She bad been run into, and Joat jibboom and Bure Ixnys, An cece is reported to ha Noy 25 for Tainpico, and had not reaches to Feb 23) The Twas am, built at and owned here by TB Chase, Benn J NM Reewer—A report from Island Light states that ghoul iv o‘clock Sith Brewer, trom East Fro r Kaking badly ant Bank Jon left Vora Crus ter port w ie Ie 18h, | | eeper of Wood | inet scr gd NM | non, WERE aAbore on Wark 2 purn's Rocks duriuga ligt gale from WN. Vessel and cargo Of fish, oats, tron, &c, it ie thought woula be saved cod consition The capiain ‘and crew bad arrived ‘ opposes Fa ere uth of Cape tears, returned to B 24h, having on tae 17th, #04 ; garried away foretuast. Teens WP ln topaseat and had Scan Many Br, of Gloucester. 97% one, bullt at Essex im 1800, bas been wold to Boe! ee Provincetown Scur Carson. of yee am. 67 tona, built at Saybrook, Ot, in 1855. has been sold om Preethey, of Brooklla: Me, and otners, Scie Dasnst. Mc! $2, 11-96ths tons, built at Essex in 16d, has been told to Job'Onase, of Harwich, and cihers SLoor Digutox Rock, Cobb, from Portsmouth coal mines for Providence with 6) ‘tons coal, went ashore on Conimicut Point night of 224, and remained 25th, “Must discharge to yall Joun Brooxs, 84 57.95tha tons, built at Bridgeport tm 1849, has been sold to Gilmore, Pierce & Co, Dorchester. Rotten to Mavinew. BSELS BOUND TO NORYO! A White Li bt will be placed on the Port’ ‘side of the Ob- structions ing the Ww THOMAS, to Borie 4 on and after this date, Lieut Col and Quartermaster. Fort Monree, eb 26, 1863. Weer INDIES, GREAT, BAMAMA BANK—LIGHT ON GREAT STIR- RUP'S CAY, REKKY ISLAND! This ts to give notice that on and after the Ist of May, = light will ve exhibited from (he lighthouse om the eastern tof G: it St Pithe | ie willbe axed fight, itluminating 280 degrees of e hort: ‘The ‘ilutbinating apparatus is catadioptric, and of the third oi Tie light tower is circular, of stone, painted white, and ie light tower cl of bite, and 4 3 C HARVEY, feet in height, It stands tn lat 265 49 Gi neh. THO! “ay Sur General and op at apeenonsee Sur General's office, Nassan, NP, March 4, ORTH SEA—-BUOYS OFF THE COAST OF BELGIUM. Two ee recently Leen placed on the banks off the coast of Belgium, as Biome — DYCK DAN A larce red buoy with staff. surnounted by a black inve od‘cone, with the word DYOK om ii in wiivefetiors, bas beet ypek of Chia Tnande tank, frommhick Dunkeratie light yck or " Islande ban! im whiel an! " ears BW 368, dinant 20" idea, and Ostende light SE 16 miles. Wust HINDER BANK. A large dlack tuay ‘with staff, surmounted by a red a with the letters W Hf in white on it, has been in i: Pang t water, at the southwest end of the from which Ostende liaht Nears alo BE distan Dunkerque light 88W 34 W x These two buo} from each othe: ies, They mar! nel to and from Behelde, ee) may be seen in clear weath- crate distance of 3 miles, ‘Ak pilot boat cru ses off Or ‘All Qearmngs are magnetic. Variation 19 25 W in 1808. rere aoe \° Ship alee « pec Henry wares Fairhaven, arrived at Valparaiso Feb pry Fernandez, and remal ained 17th. senpect of on Matthew Luoe, Cleaveland, of NB, arrived at Valpa- to cruise, Ko rey Ship Brewnter. Boebe, Matt, was at Lanzibar Deo, with £60 ap (and ald into ervisé and nome). same date, bark Coeres all, of Would verat hore if May of June; paid not ‘est. Hinder. it 20 miles, and seen a wh in ae hark mayne, Webb, NB, was at St Catharines Jan 13, oil 8 om, ec. Shin, Stare # Stripes, Cleaves, from Boston for San Fran- Pred i, 1at 31.45 Ny lon 38°20. ston, from “South Carolina’? for atavie, Jan 30, lat 2648 8 lon 26 40 ity of Mobile, Cole, from Calcutta Jan 23 for Lon. jan 25, no iat or ion—by the Zephyr, King, at Oaleutia, ‘Shay Clara (Ame 3. from Goth urg fur Melbourne, Jan Bi, iat Bs (38 ton 243) W ‘Ship Boaan i Hinks, Atwood, from Calcutta for Mauritius, “Ship, Rockiighe Hadley, from Callao for England, Feb 7 ley, for eb 7, vat 940 8, fon 288, . he Foreign Ports. Axtwenr, March 7—Arr (at Flushinj ng) Verita, Suneo, and RW Andrews, Morton, NYork. Sid 10th, Harry Bluff, Red- man, nae Lion, Cooper, Amherst; 19th, Simoon, ‘mith, aciiaea Bay, OGH, Jan 16—Sld bark Seneca, Lewss, Han- Lhe ian 12—Passed by, Crest of the Wave, Steele, from Shangbae for Liver; eeernnavee Merch 7—ATr Orpheus, Wessels, NYork. Sid Sth, Dorette, Schumacher, NYork; 6th, Peter Rohiand, Boubravs, March G—Arr Woodland, Mankin, NOrleans; th, 8 R Tilley, Cook, NYork, Boxway, Feb 12—In port Witeh of the Wave, Bramhall, for New York lag; Protedior, Clarke, for ‘Liverpool dor Boston Light, Crowell, from Whampoa arr Jan 31; Bosphorus, Pen- dieton, diag. Bouxxos Aynes, Jun 26—In port barks Maria Magdalena (Dutch), Willembrock: Hebron, Brewer. and Jeanie, Fletch- er, for Yorks brigs Express iswe), Lofgren, ‘and F Von Lincke (Prus), bi ry for do; others as before, ark Gzarina, Treat, Boston ; brig Circassian, Hees York, CowEs, March 7—Arr Bavaria (#), Meier, NYork for Ham “Gannirr, March 9—Arr Fremad. Larsen, NYork. Sid 8th, Empire State, Briggs, Nork: thy Muga, Corsara, and ‘Snaxn Howlnd, Gilitot, Galie. jes, dO; MGiee! larg March 2—sld § H Waterman. Eliott, Gibraltar. Catuao, Feb 15—Arr ships Asta, H ‘Chinehas (and = mag ‘Wm Singer, Farley, do (and sid for Eag- nd); Wentern Sar, Kriowles, Calcutta; Win Witherlee, Ay Ward, Lunt, Chinchas 1th, Ric Richard 11k; Groeounsh: Bust of ‘Samuel Locke, Sweetair. do (and Situ, Forest Eagle’ Bloc id p); South America, Linedin, do (and sid for Spain); ‘and aid for England); bark Anreid, Jutiue do ( ‘anda ad for Stmplund): Meth ships Cena: a, Wyman, do (and ald for 8 ain); 25th, Express, Frost. do {abd ald for Antwerp); 26th, Dev: onshire, Alien, do (and ald or England), Sid about 16th, ships Equal Rights, Keller, and Jobn Tuck- er, Hallett, Chinchas. in port Feb 28th, ship § Curling. Mehan. dieg. No Am vessel in port. Mi ‘Dobrilla, Care Harries, March 3— Taare Maria’ G. Cardi for Yorks, wht redder PronrEna. Feb 26—In port schre Mary Otnton, for NYork few daye: James Brophy. Mailer, Guascow, March 6— Ari Glad Tidtn Nelson, NYork. Gatway, March T—Arr § Suomi, Ni igioas ie berg, NYork. Cid 7th, Hiawatha, McDonow York. — ‘March 2—Arr Soum, Boyt, Sumatra via Per. Mibu oer, Mare Sarr Clyde, Wakeham, and Johann Mar. Radmann, “ithevune lugreh © Are Prinz Albert, Platz, NYork. Sid Sth, Princeton, Wameck, NYork (and was stranded 9th—see id ‘trom, Cuxhaven Sth, M L Potter, Taviey, Buenos A: Havar, March §—Arr Brill, Crowell, ee ‘Sid is, Devaux, NYork. ‘Havana, March 14—Arr howe Laem Enell, and A W Fortland: brig Rio Gran , Airecnleat, 405 ok; Lien, nap "Sh (iit). Pesan, Niort; cht ie (Br), Consins, Boston; 15th a 16th ; barks Courser, Griffin, and brie Milo (Bp. Bell, NYork ; Sea ‘Alruceabah, Mavanzas: C SW Woodrutt Baton? enas; Man- erican (9). Dutton. rgie. Balt'more; 8th. Monarch of the Sean, Kirkaldy, NYork n Eagle, McDonald, do; Bar. hard, Flitner, do; 2th, Jobanua, Doucke, and Asia (a), 8han- a, do. NGGd Feb 24th (not 20th), Alfred Storer, t, Ryder. Callao; not 14th), uG Owens, Norton, ous fOrcrons, Hemmer erson, Boston ; Repuviiie Schmidt, NYork. Cld 7th, Torjusen, Boston; ¥ A Palmer, Post, N York; an, Oren Hili, do; , Horsfall, NYork; Cobnbe, di hiladelphia, sree outward bound 11th, B C Scranton, Magua, for NYork; Emily Augusta, Strickland, for Rio Janeiro (eld 1 0 Ls Cn Gallagher, nt aleve ‘th, Asia 1, Balt Stewart, and Sna broom, Ta Leith Thomas ilu, Dennis Piiadelp hia; loth, Prank, ‘Stan a Frederick Douse, Furness, do; Victoria, Stinson, wR yor MeNet!, f nomen Ppiedelphia; Rockaway, id Eagle, Gulliston, Cid 6th. Demaacthee Bank, Siegner, N York; 10th, Gonchen, Probst, 4 Ent out 9h, einen Evans, Champion, NYork; J Wilhel- mine, Thurman, do, Sid'from Graverend 8th, {famariian. Bradley, Bruges. MASH, March 3—Arr CI Hamilton, Troon for Cuba. Lien np—Are Java. NYork re pers, Hie Hiner! (irom Bu secienn Singers, le junderiand), 81 . Seams repaired. uf rusia MansktLixs. March 7—814 Victor. Gooch, NYork. Sagastios, Jan starr om Dupont, “Utkore Bowen, sia Jan Vth, Mercury, Hubbard, Caleutta, Mapnas, Feb3—A\ olin Baker, ai Miller, Clyde. Sid Jan yal Bist, Amos Lawrence, Mowrevipro, Jan 2—Ip rn bap Leontdgn Wood, from Honolulu, chartered to i coal for Acapulco; bm KS Lin Virginia. Wa White, from NYork. arr 28th; M_ J in rigs Ocean agua and igen Siar nt March 1—Arr by it, 7 e oaths. Kelley, N ar) Ta, he Kodak, jarch 10—Arr at NYork. 1S—Arr steamer Joun ' Williaina, Reed, > 26—In port bark American, Chnis- ia 4 arch Per) Oshemte, .Yaneale, NYork 8th, he, Prignity, do: ¥th, Elizabeth, N Speariny bubiin’ lth, Clty oF Washington (iss Mtirchouse. 'N¥or Sid 10h, Sulina Put back 1th. eim, for NYork, having collided. RSenpERiany. Mat S—Sid Messenger. Hooper, NYork. Suiecys, March 8—Sid Queen Victoria, Boston pone fo; Wm Tell, —, New London; Fair Wind, Crowell, Hong ng ‘SL1G0, March 4—Sid Crested Wave, Dobson, NYork. caro, Jan 2—Arr Ho! Rowe, Hong Koi ace Hammond, Avery, Amber Martha Wenzell. 8 leriand; 20th, Susan Fearing, Newcompe, San Fri era Hong hong. Peb 20, Sr Fiomas, Wages 1—In port sh!pe Globe, laid up; Majestic, Newcomb, rom New York for Havre in distress, Pepwranan midi, Fwombly, from, Reston for Han Franeiag, rey from Africa ior Salem: brige Soutien iz, arr Fob 28, for charter; KA Fisher, Randoiph, Walle Port r tian, for Philadel ve my fF Phin Shackford, ie New York, repay tehrs J from Puulsdelphia, arr iat; Bee Breere, Goombs, trom Stock: ton, arr Tn port Mare 0th. ship Uncle Joe, Nickels, from W¥ork for Havre Smarr Goo ke Jan Ul—Are emen, hy , Thomas, NYork; 2h, Ci ie! at in Sth. waky and Cin {oes of old York, Boston lian, Proctor, Feb 10—Arr shi Trpepe Lan bark HL Buigers, Howes, NYooer | en ett R Rio Janetro. Bid 12th, ship ‘dvmmraa’ Bangs, Tal: timore. “ i Feb ete why Thos Nye, Jenkins hid to toad for Buenos Ayres; Edw Hyman, eli an alban for Ham- wing, repr: Kate Hunter, Melcher, for reat of the Hesper, Lord, hia to load suas at the above arrivals, Warraronn, Arr Versveb, Stoder, NYork. American Porte, BOSTON, March soa Arr ghip Raduga, Burgess, Honolulu; bricS O Slaw (Hr), Shaw®@St Thomaa; rel: Emeline ¢ Grabai, Cape Haytien, Cld schre Win H DeWitt, Corey, Gonaives; Cl Biaworth, Rowe, aod Ocean BW Bird, Conley, Washingion DU. No rene! sailed; win aye MORE, Mareh 26—Arr Geo 8 You, —, and Tone ortiand. BYd sche Suver Cloud, Maultow (ir formerly Willian, Nickels, Frietia, eo joe Townsend, Maya: orri RK DL Sturges, HCZRURTHEORT, March 'sUON ache fal Hall, Ha- milton, an bo. Boston: | Merritt, Hughson, wn. ‘Stave, Meswer Bari re tor ‘Alexandria; for NYork: Highis nd th Rath: ra Exchange. ote, Fo Parker, do for Fernandna, Lard do for Rrork; Mary Anny ie, Sivall, Lubee for ie on, ie Bd & do; onan 1. Hatch, we mere; Eldridge, amt Hingham for NEW BEDFORD, March 21—Arr sche J W Nickerson, Nickerson, Boston tor Baitimdre Sid 24th, steamer 4 Bowman, Clark, NYork; schre Z Secor, neon, and Ise bella, Baker, de NEWPORT, March bawarr schra Village Queen, itawhine, Baltimore for Bremen, French, Reifont tor For trees Monroe: Bay Sate Meserr’y, Wo for Alezanaris’ a Fergoe WWARRAGANBETES Ki, March 0=Arr in Dutch Iolane rH Hannah, Grant, unc; and+ harbor 24th, brig Abby F Larrabee, peeps ety a NEW HAVEN, March 25—Below at anchor sehr Cabo, fy NY. botind tg ‘woxions Toop Hurdaravole, Sim merse winiREADEL UTA eh 2i~Are bark Andrew Mander: Hill fary and Carolin Barns. Cilfford, Gloucester; Adams, Hackent SHotinan, Abbott, i Hizaberh, Cordery, Providence. NPORTLAND, Mareh 2—Arr bark Philiena, Hell, Cardenas: cid orgs Patnies Hos ton (itr, Pow! er, Cardenay; sch PRO ‘Dahlin, Chase, NYo: DENCE, aren So ke" slessser Falcon, Jones: HEUMATISM, WHO HAS IT? Messrs. METTAM & CO.—I cannot expr what FT have: sutiered for the past years from chronic rheamasism, net, ing seeming to y case until T tried one pair of yous Electro Galvanic Insoles, which afer a short tim. wtectually ot ose Who ar feted will try them, PET CONNOLE Rea 1 Enst Twenty second street oo nrice iA per mal), $125, ‘Oifice 429 Broadway. Send for circular, YOUNG GENTLEMAN, FROM THE CO! Bang a ow, hoya voliar, Would ke to \wrwst te hed and wel paying business, lv respeus eait with, Addrosh Evuns, box ISI Hera offers A RAR HANCE Fox Hiisaed Rooting Bu A. INVESTMENT IN AN OLD R ote interes} in one of the best Ro wi three months’ business on hand. will be» given D3 a bona party. Address Py rio ve 0 Herald. Oilive. oan. NOTICE.—THE UNDERSL SNED this day associated with him Mr. Wiliam D. > vew- art, ne the business of the tresnwich otte Bighteenth street, between Ninth und Tpih w nie ASHL INGTON t SMITH. New Youn, Murch 16. 18:3. ‘The business Will be curries on ax above unt of WASHINGTON I ‘OTICE. THE COPARTNERSHIP exis Ke under the name and st business at 102 Warren street, New mutual consent. The bust) phased is (pug fe mes Sie ote ‘on his own acconnt, who wildy i lave firm. ha pasa JOHN A. DALRIMPLE, Naw Yous, March 23,1902, A. D, TAPPEN, ‘PARINER—A; YOUNG MAN, JUST ARRIVED IN: ‘this city, and who has afew hundred dollars to inveat, would like to form a connection with soine established Boise has travelled in Canada and the Western States, Address Gu'r., Herald office. ARTNER WANTED—WITH FROM $2.02) TO $3.cOj P ju a profitable manu aving business, Can be made 46 produce net pronts of {rom $0 10 $300 per month. Ad- dress Business, Herald oltice, 1or one week SADDLERS.—WANTED, A PARTNER, WITH $1,007 L cayltal tn an eataliah ‘business for vanatocturing Loops, ovit desired the owner would ve willing gellthe whole, concern under liberal conditions. ‘Thosr ine terested may learn the particulars by sending their address to Chiffer 8 My, Herald oi A PARTNER IN THE WHOLE- mitiet birve $15,00) to $20,400 tom t: none other need apply. Ade Hilton, Fortress Monroe, Ol@ WASTED. AT ON Abie Siuler'a busine cash, or credit to-that amo dress, for one week, Job: Point, V ‘ANTED—A PARTNER. ah a ‘SILENT, wie can command from $5.00) to $: in & cash busi nes established over 40 years. for pari jars address J, W. S., Heculd oftice. 900 a cAkTRER WANTED, IN AN OLD AND» J. well establisued cash business in the cry, do~ ing large trade, The business requires the attention of partes only «few hours daily. Appiy av No. t, two intereste 8 Roosevelt str —PARTNER V D, $800. SA TgL Iab mate. pug’ Teeabip ‘cath; Sasa aa sureek Avply at, 87 Fors Too: in No. 2 —PART. ER WANTED, IN A NANUPACTUR~ paying over $100 $800 ness mao willinu wo tray and 1, nt 699 Broadway, 1. 000 —SALESMAN WANTED, WIT! THE ABOVE: $. J. amount. in the dry goods, ch trade. ‘To one who is exper e nid und hess & permanent situation wil) be ry rity and legai interest for his money. Address, with rei ham and Where an interview may be had, H.W 8., i office, WANTED, AN ASSOCIATE IN AN ex $1.0 OOOH Wrorainary cash enterprise, out of whi iy xt iv. First clarks me: nee Singita can learn particulars of Mr MELMONTS “THE ADVERTISER WILL INVESY THIS: $5.000. THE ADYE an established. who.esnle bush Roan” The best city references will be ypiven. Address I dex, box 225 Herald off 25. 000. WANTED, A SYEC.™% PARTNER, az 7 8 elt known, jobbing house, duin asnfe cash business. vere 350,00 invested in goods, a1 a meaning bus:ness can 68 St, Mark's place. Mothing, ‘The extea cuptial is desired to iinport Bntopeam: 6, fi vid entablished recently annexed oe fran cia amt fren thatthe iver ‘Full satisfaction will be ‘ment 1s a safe one. pri seach “A SeistANr QUART STER'S OFFICE, of G and Twenty-second streets, Washington, D. March 21, 1863. —Wil be sold nt publie aiction, on Thursday, the 2d of April, 1859, at the Corral, near the ‘Observator: rratory number of Horses aud Mules, condemned as unfit tor publie: service, belonging to the ei Department. Terma cash In government funds te commence at o'clock A. M. Signed) | C,H. TOMPAIN® Captain. Assistant Quartermaster, U. S. J.C. MoGUIRE 2 OO, Anctonvers, a Qu. ARTERMASTER GENERAL'S OFFICE, Rented te jnmedistely, to carry coal to the folowing. Pin ma 4. BOYD, Captai and Assistant Quartermaster, ex “cr OFFICE, State street, New York, March 26, 1363. abd opomie will be received at this Oflice until 22: otclock on Saturday next, for ‘the Sa ty er hence to New Orieans, La., of one hii a horses and the same number of men. i the men in the steerage or houses on deck, andi to furnish. the latter with water, fuel, suitable conveniener for cook! Fations. Bidders will picase state the name of the ver offered. thi for each lofcer, enlisted man and Borse, ane endorse ropes vansportat'or STEWART VAN VELET, Majoruna Quartermaster, — E POSITION OF FIRST LIEUTENANT CAN BE bad, for men or means, in a regiment with nine come panies mustered In; one more company will ii)! the regi pent. by egy ured immetiately, A: immedi- diately to O"IONSON, “Army ond Macy Agent, 8a White nrvet SPORTING. TRANCIS BUTLER, NO. 3 PECK SLIP, IAS ALL THE. breeds for sale and stock. Butler's Intaliole re and Flea Exterminator, © cents per bottle, ew work. $1, Dogs boarded, trained, ae. Med all dineases. SALE—TWO “YOUNG SETTERS, UNBROKEN; R ‘Dog and Siut, Inquire at the Albion Motel, curner of New Chambers street and Bowery. R SALE—SMALL BLACK AND TAN TERRIERS, trained Coach Dogs, Stallion Greyhounds, Pooules, King: Charles, Scotch Terrier’ Pups; also @ splendid Watel Dog, very large. Apply at oI First street, top floor, until wold. OHN SOBECK, $99 BOWERY, OFFERS FOR SALE nest long Belgians anv short breed Canarics, Mockitg Birds, Black B rds, Thru Nightingales, Skylarks, a now ber of talking Parrots, 0, Dogs, Teaiiag Hounds, Ten. riers, full size, and ups, 4 Setter Pups of best breed America. bg A FOR SALE. ne SPLENDID YACHT, OF 14 ons; newly coppered, a very init railer, and well found in every respect. Apply at's Broad street POLITICAL, . KY i UNION ASSOCIATION \ers, 4S Broad ciation will be held at t ~* head ee nas Mem! it 4 o'clock. r babe Te TURE F COZANS, President. SENHA CAHOU% | Seeretarion ‘address a Deinoeratio Union Assockat tr headquarters, ¥8d Broai ay. corner of , Twent gh Bay ainda ev evening, Mare 23, at 8 o'clock | Sube at Recenter os Fok Mactgge TB ee ‘the Commnitice 02 Pub ne, Prebanie: dJawes A, Canourn, _Hemey W. Auten} | Bereares. MERRICK, OF piLLinors, WiLL DE liver 6 nadvesa bet ore nion, Aseautem ne Nedra eepng Wace who, BF, Gr {TICKNOR CURTIS, ESQ. WILL DELIVER an ‘ON. R. leet (jou 1s DOWN. REAT G DRY ND Bey NUY ddope LADIES’ adit KID GLOVES $8.cen' OLD PRICE 10,000 doren (20) yards emch) of COATES BEST SPOOL COTTON a doven. All the COTTON GOODS opening this morning ate ORBAT REDUCTION from Se read 24 and 206 Sixth avenue, two tong Dolow Fourteenth street, conta, cro 4 AMITY STREET. stow Mitiicrs MADE. ing, Heatest apd most durable in ther UCKER'® IMPORTED BRIDAL SETS AND VEILS, BRIDESMAIDS WREATHS, FLOWERS AND FATHERS, HOOP SKIRTS AND BONNET FRAMFS. No. 700 Broadway, s/