The New York Herald Newspaper, April 4, 1863, Page 5

lurray, Eddy & 69, 51, aa a Dk en charge either WAR OPT So or ‘sent free of OMicial Drawings of the Delaware State = Devawans, Extra 1 ‘86—April 3, 27,1, 8, 2B, i, 08, ery ACA 31 52, 5. meh 45,87, 24.13, 73, Si 2, 27, ath 31, 20, 40, 48. IOHN A MORRIS & CO., Wiludugton, Delaware. Official Drawings of the Libracy Asso- elation Company of Kentocky, “Apri 3, i263. 45, 67, 47, 40, 74, 67,5, 7h, 2 ai CR, 63, 29, 46, 30. at Ap wivoittiuee! ae i ES i, "or, Pt G Fut CE, ELLIS & CO., Covington, Ky. Royal Havana Lutter: Thirty per i7es8. Tatormation furnished. iam id “Mighest price male: to do Rios American voll and silver, foanhance ME & O., ra, 16 Wail street, makers © Caahe im All Legalized Lotte- wa ation gven. JOSEPH BATES, Broker, 11 fall atroct, Fo room No. 1, New York, of the Season.—W ith the Com- srecreat of tho welconn nepring we have, the, pi f m™m it wel 2 8) we Wht e pleasure of announcing to our readers oRROX of 212 Broadway. is en's Hats, wiich are, i nad vementun sleet Hats. We expect to wit- Boas an Matiibe tims choos tie covet of Dronawag and street during the eoising weck. ba a of {Sentomenre near Duane stree' Waterton xeon Wa ta Hat in ove gs tile, None so rich, none 80 Fare, hou RU WHEAE'S fant will compere, Hance: haste, Ro delays purchase your Hats at 216 Hroadway: Green, Late of the Astor ‘louse, shirt Rong ea removed to 513 Broadway, under the 8. Positio: Everything.—See Holmes? vat the People at the Part Gallery, 264 Broad. vway. Barnaum’s Museum.—This will be a at Barnum’s. The periormances a a times over, and are to be of the most va Mr. 8. EMEAY, the celebrated and versuttie ator, who hn Moved a slgral nuacess. will anpear In the Li THE ERY ET: aid Mis MINNIE Waknby Gompiodors NUTT wil sprend ean for Public view allte agaiticent presents they have recently received. There ts no place like Barnwin's, and none which approaches it in the manifold attractions it presenis. gs Visite for of un= wt TAIT 8, corner ‘of Cortlandt The Best Place in the. cit y to Procure pretis and othér 5281! Birds for Indies’ bonnets is at #9 'S, SOW Biondimny Persons Ue, Ing Living Fk oe Be felope es Horn, Carl Eiving Rie, mn OF faving Tacs. for procurliy any of them during she ‘coming sumer season, wi! & cosh sonar yy addressing J. G. BELL, x; ~ Day & Maruin’s Mincking, No. 3 Broad sax ‘all. Try Da and. nd fou we never like to ase 5 No. 8 Broad street. Defiance Fire a 6 ee oe Pract. t vars Bitedourd Safes for Seon Scher of College place. He ML PATIAC Butlers and Newatealers Supplicd pAly with books, stationery, cheap publicaltous, musa, Barto Je visito. albuue, daiiy aud ly ‘Zines, 4c, by PERKS € DANOKER, 4 Aun sec re porn ba cry Ws Chemical Pomade— color without wratton Fel igcovered. for the, Walk, cents per bottle, Bold at St ful By the oul sce I dagger Seminal, Urt- ‘stems. — reliable hes ahs Add el noe eae Dt. J. Skiilin Houghton, Associaton, meas ee Marc ag lgtrrietrg ‘aioe et ‘than no equal all crugglata aud 439 Brond- rah & Co.’s Radical Cure Sacco Hatz rea” Preservative and Fig Bonet, helene No. 6 Astor House, The rous for the Hair.— ju PR. 4 ton Fluid Restores and wren Blectric Hair, Dye proved. Seseing. 717, be convinces. Propristor, W ooE Ye Pim ty mote and Ulcerated Tictime of Berofulous Diseases, who drag your unclean per- sons into the of bani men. SARSA LA, ‘ption from your blood not only enjoy life tolerable (0 those w uo ta: After Swallowing a jet ‘of Sarsapa- and ithout beneat, try Dr. HUNTER’S 4 sco Ee AK fone at the Phim, users of ine Wrest, mr and ‘the most, poluondus tuipuriies of thé + ze birision street, N.Y., since I he nt Les ’ a private entraues.” Book 4: ‘Bites Troches are offercd st confidence in their efficacy. They have vested, main'ain the gvod pie FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Fray, April 3—¢ P. M. This has been a very dull da) in all the markets, a6 was natural after the excitement in the gold -market yesterday. Gold fluctuated all day be- tween 152 and 154, closing 164 bid, and looking orather firm. Exchange was very inactive indeed, at 167 a 169. It is said on the street that the de- cline in gold yesterday was largely due to the short sales of a leading banking house, which has always been a heavy holder of gold, but which happens just now to own none of the precious commodity. If this be so, the reaction will pro- bably be sharp. Money is & drug at 596 percent. The rate vwould fall still lower but for the unwillingness of “the government to take all that is offered at 5 per cent on call after ten days. As soon as the limit - Of these deposits on call is reached—which, at the present rate of depositing, will be about the Ist of May—the Secretary will probably begin to issue his new Treasury notes; and we learn that the as- wociated banks of New York, Philadelphia and Boston are prepared to take the entire issue offered by the department—say $150,000,000, for in- stance—on condition that the money shall only be drawn from them as it is wanted by govern- ment, This plan will probably mect tho <vieers of the Secretary, as it will secure ‘him the money which he wants on fair terins, while It will obviate the risk of any disturbance in the money market arising from the withdrawal of bank Aoponits by the public. The new Troasury nates, which are to be @ legal tender at the option of the holder, will, in an easy money market, become q {avorite investinent, and the banks will biye no Aifficulty in disposing of them, while, if money tightens up, they will be nsed a#& turrency, and will relieve the stringency. The stock market was very dull tts morning. The amount of transactions was very jiniied in Mood. The public seemed ty be neither buying nor selling stocks, bags | Witt; the,exeeption of the | fegular bears who ilways want to sell every- thing, sellers Sixty, and a few powerful par sties whit are moving im particular stocks A waa very little doing in the «naritet. ‘At the ‘morning board governments were steady. Bonds were neglected. Hudson River wos rether | active at & Jecline of }4 per cent, and Heim ote Aeeline Of 1%. Cleveland and Pittsburg fel) off 4, Rock Island %, Quicksilver 134. In the other shares there was no change. At the public board, at one P, M., dulness was again the feature. Har- lem recovered 2 per cent, with a moderate amount of dealings; everything-elee was neglected. At the second board there was a sudden recovery in the whole market. Erie rose %, Hudson }, Har- lem 1%, and the Western shares were all }4 a 9% better, the market leaving’ off with a very buoyant tone. At the four P. M. call the market was strong. The following were the closing quota- tions of the day:— U36's,'81,reg.104 104% Erie......... 19 @ ITH US 6’s,'81,c00,105 a 106% Eriepreferred. 97 @ we T.50UST notes.104%; a 10434 HadsonRiver: Be} rer Us 6's, "Th... OT 3g OOS Jiarlem... 69% & Curre'y corts.. 98 a 9834 905, a tox Debt certi''s.. 0974 9 100 Mich South’p.. 67° & 574, Amer’n gold..154 0 a a Mich So gua... 99 a 160 Misgouris..... 60 a 61 Clow & Pitt. OB & oo Ducks Co Lead, 234 a a Galena ....... a 93% silver... 3834 @ Toledo... o a 97 wberland ,, — @& tox Rock Isiand... 9334 a 93% Pacise Mail...189%4 4 1503¢ Prau Chien.. 87 & 37) NY Contrat. ..112% @ 118 5g At the public board this afternoon the armless soldier of the Twenty-first Massachusetts regiment was introduced, and a collection of $1,600 was made for him, and the bulk of the money paid in the course of fifteen minutes. The underwriters have again raised their rate in consequence of the piracies of the Alabama, The rate for traders between the United States or Europe and Asia, Africa and South America, is now 5 per cent. ‘The Rock Island earnings for March show an in- crease of $48,232; those of the Toledo an increase of $05,486. The Cleveland and Pittsburg earnings for the first quarter of 1863 show an increase of $92,000 over the corresponding period of last year. ‘The Sub-Treasurer received to-day over a mil- lion dollars for conversion into 5-20 bonds, and about half a million on deposit at 5 per cent—a large business for Good Friday. The business of the office was as follows:— Total receipts. + $2,811,674 22 # 96,000 00 2,244,280 83 + 14,169,381 04 The following notice has been issued from the Treasury Department:— Notice is hereby given of the readiness of this depart- ment to redeem at maturity the outstanding two years ‘Treasury notes issued in 1861. Interest will therefore cease after maturity thereof. . 8. P. CHASE, Secretary of the Treasury. Stock Exchange. Fuipay, April 3, 1863. $20000 US 6'8,'31 , reg 1086 $908 Lind River Hk ra “060 US 6'8,’81, cou. 0646 ec 1083. ci Soro rt Siren A 204) 1000 6000 US. 8,1 mae roe 4 2000 do 7000 U3 dew notes. 183 7000 itnols war loan 10294 6000 Cal large bdsT's 138 1000Mo6's,is OH&S) 88 4000 NY Cen 6's... 113 4000 Hud Riv 34m. 109 2000 Hud dived ekg f 115 3000 td Pe « M2; 21000 Chi & Istm 78 im ba ro ® 1000 Han&StJo! 2/00 Tol & Wab Zim 92 10000 Cle &Pittsdthm 79 3000 D, M & Tollatm 104: Be American gold, ie 100 8 200 160 2% ti 150 Quicks’r Min Co., S0Cleve & Tol RR. 9534 30 4 1000 +830 9514 160 do. 93 | 200 Pac M 2 wo do 50 do 100 N ¥ Cen as 0 100 Erio RR. 23 do, 700 do, 100 do 100 Erie RR 50 do 100 do, BOARD. $29000 200 ahs Ld 2000 US 100 i 2000 U; 200 "4 40000 'T 50 105% 29000 10 ‘5000 100 9694 2000 90% 20000 oT ‘6000 5836 5000 58 5000 9 9000 58% 65000 58% 34540 153 584 25000 +. 1586 58% 90 she Be of N York 111% se 109 Quickw’r Miu’g Co 30%, 87 do. 200 Mich 80 &NI 800 Clev & Pitte FRRAR = SeeesSsgeesesz Ey RRR OK Ess All quiet. cao 8 bbis. State and Woe. ain souern ‘aod 600 Canadian, within vur revived pat germany Mss a 66 6 at 695 2 1000 6% a 8% 14 a 1 7h a 50 900 210.00 Corn moal, Joreey and Peand 415 « 485 Wheat was very quiet toud only 17,000 bushels, at $1 $6 # Ye for ember Western, and Corn wre ic. tower wih # Wertern at 9c. & for sotnd, Se. 29, for mneourd ond heatedy #60, tor white do. and yellow. Eales were uyaide of 1000 bushol« rye at $1.04 & $1 10 for iramendivte and future detivery, ant 2,000 burhe# baricy ot $1 45 a $157, Cele GuNtiNEd Ih good request at He. 4 Sie4 negording toqua tty. Con nn was quiet, W vnchanige rave fo With opty trifling sales reported, at © athe., mostly Te, @ TH. for mid. 00 halee reported. <Thero wae lees setivity in the market to. pool there were taken 11,000 bushels grain in balk, At? 1250 packages pre jou there wna 9! are a stmall ve \! he Butter covtiaued ony for 1c. alc. for Western, Cheese ruled ta- 340. @ c. for Ney Orloaus, pote tore fi oe a ag rn an C. #10340. for 4 et unchanged. Mo apnoest in Real Estate, iy M » Wilkins & Co, Mansion and ai acres Of land in Woodstock, Wost- chester county, 13¢ gy eee Bridge ..$10,500 2 story brick house Ae 1, 73 Koowevelt st., 28x53. 4,475 ‘2 story brick house and lease, 29 Pike st. $3 House and lot 197 East 29th at., 15.0x08 460 De, do, #5 Washington st., 20x 650 Do. do, 417 do, 20580 6,500 do. 419 do. ‘20x80 6,500 Do. 8 brick houses and 2 lots, 44 60x160 Married. Axrment—D’Wory.—On Thursday, April 2, at the Church of the Holy Trinity, Brooklyn Heights, by the Rey. Dr. Littlejoha, Vwusaas Aumnr,of New York, to Miss Gror- Prong D’Wour, daughter of the late George B. D'Wolf, mn Axvva—Farnis.—At Heathcote, Mamarongck, N. Y., on Thursday, April 2, by the Rev. ‘Chas. Fate! jer, THKODOR’ Ames, of Brooklyn, to CuaR.orre A., eldest daughter of A. C. Ferris, of the former place, ‘Brown —Mornis.—At New Durham, N, J., on Thursday, April 2, by Rov. Dr. Mabin, Mr, Jasizs Brown, of Troy, N. ery , to Miss Camnaring Mokau, o: New York ‘city. No ‘Troy and Boston papers please copy. CuvRcn—MutcaLy.—In Baltimore, on Thursday, April 2, by Rey. ©. J. Bowen, Capi, W. ©. Cavren, United tates Army, to Miss Mary E. Meercaur, youngest daughter of the late Geo. H. Metcalf, Esq , of Augusta, Ga. Hiccis—Cusmian.—At Matanzas, Cuba, on Wednesday, March 25, by the American Consul, Captain Howanp L Ticens, Of Orland, Me., to Miss Saran M. Cusuman, of Brooklyn,"N. Y. Maine and Wisconsin papers please copy. Srinnsy—Hant.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday evening, April 2, at the residence of the bride's parents, by the F.8. De Hass, Josera 8. Seisxgr to AXR AUGUsTA, daughter of James Hart, Faq. No cards. Viersam—Cor ten. — On Th the Rev. Mr. Weed. Rewrn-- wavy y BRNAM tO MIBB basse TiRR, daughter of John Cotticr, Esq., all of Brooklya. WaALKkh—Daytox.—At the’ residence the bride's father, on Wednesday, April 1, by taba, Dr. Elijab R. Craven Captain ‘Tuomas W. WALKxn, Third United States fofantry, Heswmrra C., youngest daughter of Levi ton, Rag. got Newark, N. J. No cards. Peat es jazette and New Albany Ledger please bet Witson—Ammemay.—On Thursday, April 2 at the res dence of the bride's father, Washington avenue, Brook, es by the Rev. 0. V. Amerman, Gro, Witson, of Bloomingdale, N. Y., to Mary B., daughter of John W. Amerman, Esq. No cards fesued. Woov—Gitnxxr.—On Sunday, March 8, by the Rey. Mr. Holmes, Dr. Witigam V. Woon, of the United States Ariny, Qo Jax Louisa Grimes, at her resideuce, Brooklyn, E. 1). io Birth. Cnarmax.y-In Brooklyn, bye “ggg April or Wingeld Beott Chapsian of a sone? su Died. Brovwrs.—On Thursday, April 2, Lizem Simonton, on): child of Annie and the late James T. Drouwer, ped 4 years and 7 months ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend >. fu. neral, from the resiveace of her mother, No. 161 East Fightcenth street, ong Ci pe ery afternoon, at half. three o'clock, without f ‘Brasov. —On Teetouiy eves evening, ng, April 2,at the Chese Boake Hospital, of typhoid fever, Lurrer L. Brsvon, Sor- eye One Hundred and Thirty-ninth regiment New k State Volunteers, and sou of Egbert Benson. Saree be taken to New Utrecht, L.L., for in- ‘ment. Brenxax.—At the residence of her brother, 207 avenue C, on Friday, April 3, Mancxta Baaxway. "The tuneral will take plice on Sunday afternoon, be- ‘"otanane=n Tharway, April 2, Mane, wito of W » wife of William Coleman, th the 62d year of her age. _ "Tho relatives and friends of tbe fs family are respectfully tovited to attend the funeral, frem her late residence, No, 28 West Fifteenth atreet, this (Saturday: OOD , * Nansinca in Brooklyn, on Friday, April 8, Haxay 3 (MMINGS — Te Geman y. a7 fon of Henry 1, aud Sarah 1. Cumml ‘aged 1 year, Se RS ES, an, ot On br A “ NN, iter a Cantbie ot Costie Cott, count to io, Ireland, aged 20 years. The relatives and friends of the is are eh invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday morning, at o’cwck, from St. Luke's 1, in vitty: fourth street, Coney.—On Friday, April 3, Pamir Conky, 32 years and 14 days, a native of county Cavan, Ireland, dite relatives avd frieuds are reapeaifally \avite invited to at. tend the funeral, from his late residence, 23 Goerck street, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'ch ck. CanmixG.—Mary, wife of the late Francis Canning, ia the 634 year of her age. Her friends ard reiatives, also those of her son, Francia, and her brother, Veter Hughes, also thove of her brothers: W. P. Powers and Patrick Canning, are respect. ited to attend the funeral, from the resilience of 221 Madison street, on’ Sunday afternoon two or ‘clock without further notice. The remains will taken to Calvary Cemetery for interment. Davey —On Wedneatay, April 2, the daughter of Mar- geret and Michael Davey, aged L year and 7 days. ‘The f eods are invited 1o attend the (uneral, this (Sa turday) afternoon, at half-part one o'clock. Demsire.—At Newark on Friday, April 3, Ayxa Sorma, only child of Joba Julla A. Durning, aged 2 yours, 9 months and 3 day The funeral will take p on Sunday afternoon, at haif-past two o'clock, from No. 12 Alling street Finen.—ia Brooklyn, on Friday, April 3, Ws. Gite Fixen, infant son of the late Charles aud Elizabeth Finch, aged § months and 10 days. The relatives and friem invited to attend the foneral Sunday afternoon, at two 0 rriaRKRz—I0 Paris, Fras 25, Feawaspo C. GoTIEKRED 24 years. ee frieads of the family, and of bis ancle, James M. siffw, are respectiully invited to attend the funeral, from oS ison street, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock . without further notice. Hawns.—On Thuraday, April 2, Haxwan A. Hawrs, in fant hter of Washington aod Hannah Hawes. the family are respectfully from 100 Navy street, on Wednesday, February The ves and frienie are reapeetiully invited t at tond the funeral, this (Satu: ) afterboon, at one o'elock , from the ber rents, Line mond, 8. 1 reaidence par Boat leaves: | ser 15 North river at nine A. M jan fe hme Haxats, are aly lovited to attend the funeral services, ae rene Presbyterian church, near Varick street, ad afternoon, at threo uddenly, on Friday, April 3, Wu. wan C, false. spoke ewe Tho /uneral will be attended from the Pierrepont Houro on Sunday afternoon, at three o'clock His friends are invited to attend without further further potier. Friday, April 3, tre. Many E. Jawcxs, wife Jexexs.—On “pees Jencks: The remains will be takem to Medford, Mass., for inter Are invited to attend the the veseaanss. ane Weaktngvon treet, at re vetile. Kare Tunaerom Lave pom, wife of Captain L. L. Langdon, First artillery, regu lar army. Louiavitie and Kentuck: Pea", Lantaw.—OD Wedoeedey, apr April 1, Jows Lamiaw, in 14 smc Mvergegn, April 2 Ageia by i 7 yar of bis | be Mas rdearves ‘and friends of the family are invited to 0. of Chntes esi Gren tens, 68 Senter us owathe te, Pea, let nea a wn Moox —In at WS B. tian, reais et Pease The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attond she funeral, from the residence of 4 parents, No, 3 Classon avenue, Brooklyn, on Sunday af- ternoou, at two Marmnews,—On eliay morol roungest son of John, cs » ang El years and 6 mouihs. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are Fespocttully invited tw attend the tuber: Sunday afternvon, at one o'clock, from tho Tusidenge of hia parents, 212 Wooster ‘Birvet. Youghkeopaie papers please copy. MoGounuox,—Ou Friday, April3, in the 26th year of hor age, Carian Movotpriex, & uative of county Ty- Fond, parish oF Longfield, Ireland. Hor relatives and acquaintances are invited to attend the funerai, fom ber late residetioe, 73 Mott street, oo Suuday rowains will be taken to Calvary Comotery for interment, Pwu.—At Havana, on Saturday, March 14, WaLpen Psu, of this city, H1iS relatives ahd friends and those of the fainily are respecttully ted to attend the fuveral, without farther hotiee, at Geweo church, corer of Broadway and Lent street, this (Saturday) ‘aftornoon, at three o'clock pro cisely. Ricuarpsox,—On Priday Ai April 3, of croup, Winue, vonly tie B. , April 3, Woaer J. Elizabeth Matthews, ngod gon of Comeline K. and Mat ) aged nds of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at spe ‘clock, from the residence of bis grandfather, Wm. No. 323 Second aveuue. va "On Woduestay morning, April 1, Cow STANCE AGLAZ, widow of Frederic Legs bs The funeral service will take place on Monday morning, @t ten o'clwek, ot St. Stephon’s Church, t Twen- ty-eighth street, wear Lexington avenue The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend without further invitation, Riokpan,—Ou Friday, April 3, of consumption, Jouaxna RionvaN, a untive of the parish of Downderry Kiaguail, county Cork, Ireland, im the 62d year of her age. ‘The friends and relatives are feapectfully invited to at- tend the foneral, without furt notice, from her late re siasee, 406 Cherry street, on Sunday afternoon, st two Rounns —On Friday, Fe pa da Many Ayn Roms, relict of Wiliiom Robbins, aged 72 The relatives and friends of the: family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, from the residence of her son-in-law, Alonzo Green, No. 51 South Fourth street, Brookiya, E. D., ob Sunday afternoon at two o'clock. Ryan.—On Thursday, April 3, atter a short iliness, Mrs R. Ryaw, agod 21 years und 8 months. The fineral will take place from her late residence, 224 First avenue, unis (Saturday) afternoon, at one o'clock, without further notice, SwiTy.—On Friday morning, after a short illness, Eien Suir, youngest daughter of the late James and dlary Seite, of the parish of Croosorlough, county Cavan, Ire nd. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at tend tbe fuvoral, on Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of her mother, 242’Kast Eightecath streot. = Ssrt.—At her residence, in Hyde Park, on Sunday, March 16, Mrs. Maroaner, wife of Maurice Sinith, aged vb ann ‘Skuman.—On Friday, April 3, Joun W. Sxeuan, son o} Mr. and Mra. John Skebau, aged 7 years, 8 months and 2 da} Tas funeral will take place on Sunday afternoon, at haif-peal Wo O'olortt, From can. sence OF his parents, ‘oornor of Bushwick avenue ana Withots stroct, Br wy D. fi, tigre ‘Thursday evening, April, Euzanera U., upgest daughter of George C. and Julia M. Taylor. the friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- lend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, Dem the residouee of her parents, Eighty seventh street, between Fourth and Fifth wrens. Pmygpe 8. Twexpy, ‘Tweevy.—On #riday, April merchant, of this city, aged ay salts fridude of the fanily ant these of his father-in w, Geo. B. Granniss, are invited to attend the fun at the houre of his father, A. E. Tweedy, at Danbur; Coun., on Sunday afternoon, ‘at three o'clock, without far: ther invitation. Cara for Danbury leave Twenty. soveuth street station, New York, at forty minutes alter three this afternoon. ‘Toms, —Ou Thursday, Ce es of consumption, wife of John Tobin, NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1863. - eee ite (A® BERGA? OURE ron Tay HAIR The only gen: ie made from The only geuuine aruicio mae from he oviy Kouuve arvicie made from The ouly gouu igie wunde fous 09004 Nur O11 ©OO0A NUT O1L, COCOA NUT OL. COCOA NUT O1L ters COGIN. or Deotorized Cocoa Nut Ol. fe the obeapest articie for dressing, beautifying, clean! ee prosorviug and restoring the Nair, Ladies try ne ies, bry it COCIN Promotes the growsh of the hate, cocin Prevents the hair falling off, COULN Kills and removes dandruff, COOCIN Gives new life to the human hale, coors Makes the hair rich and gloasy. GOIN Go the most perfect dressing for the hais, cocIN ‘Leaves no disagreeable odor. oocIN Leavea no sticky substance. RE AND SE! + ben VOU GET NO OTHER. AND BE, ‘1 YOU GhT NO OTHER. AND SE BAT ‘OU GET NO OTHER. AND SEE THAT YOU GET NO OTHER. COCIN Coste $0 ani 5) conta a bottle. FOR BEAU TIFYING TUE SKIN Na COMPLEXION, “BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION, Use PHALON?S Liquid "5. W. O. ¢ “BEAUTIFUD WOMEN" Result from tee use of PHALON'S Liquid “8, W. 0. 0." Frice W cents and $l per votule, crocs and fancy good dealers Wrat Indios aud vOniers nadeease’ to PHALON & HON, Roinil store, St. Nicholas Hotel, 17 Broadway, boratory, 10) Morar street, New Yor au druggists. N ELEGANT SORTMEIT ¢ oF a RING CARPETS, at HIRAM AN! —Kn ion, Brussels, tnrvepiy aa “ta eos cloths, Shades, Table arid Piano oe TH, AG AL res y goods owery iS ee RTHUR KENDALL, WINE MERC 4 Han Trviniam street, offers for sale, bye yee berrel or at dorsi ae, WISKEY At $2 & yer ‘gallon. Particularly mild and palatable tn favor and free from the disagreeable twang noticeable: b most Whiskeys, — a DISEASES OF tHE EYE. —DR. MAROULE hysician and Oeuilet « Highvess the Prince Ale: Sider of Meso, beotser of the Kinproes of Rusia, having had twenty two years experiance in Londen ani St Fevers, ere. ae Lm aaa rom 9 10 2 o'clowk, Lafarge Jouse, New York. mat From the Journal of Health, of Mareh, 163 Joars, and frum personal ob- ob: The :elatives apd fri koh ae fami carration can any that he weil mer.ta the stateme Invited to attend the funeral, from ber late ros wget by the Journal of Commerce for, Faery is. Teas ‘na the onan REY Ailey ay att the catantan inline Semen mt i Come to us from 8 tho: Nand street Theuce Comet cian. Any of Ly ‘ho ¢ o6cas1Ob it Patent basi eSeaene Wary Gor | eee will Uo male in hin honda er Hea te 8 ‘grotieman liimg.—0a Friday evening, April 8, Ractanp Tisox, in | of bigh posit: ‘toi thoroughly his pro. easion, our of wae Ate Jtiwes and (rtonde are rosprettully roqucsted to PURE BOURBON, assy attend the funeral, on Suuday a ternoon, at half-past two | bowled by hwnd UJ nabrm how Hamimond st id dorset bi ee raat fie ae of the ett and endot cor ae og Taman 00 Thursday evening, April 2, MASY, as is who use “Bourbon whiskey erage should son, of Rabwuy, NJ eae et St ubotenotoliia The relattres wed Tienda of tho family are javited to attend the funeral, from her late residenoe, No. 76 West | Caswell, Mack & Co... Pith Avenue Hote ae Forty fifth street, on Munday , at wadtved "check Kiehard Murphy 1a Unvxm..—O0 Wednesday, Apr jenly, B. Av- defn bad oh maday. cvsta Laneni, wife oft. Vertiiy udormilt aad’ ideas | $0 fiona tid ‘aver nn daughier of Stepben and Elizabeth A. Barker, Warn afeuen, Funeral this (aturday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from eet. the residence of her father, Tuckahoe. Cars leave Lwenty- siath atrect, Harlem Katiroad, at ee en and ten o'clock A. M., retarning at five P. of the fumily are res ‘ally invited to attend. Car- ringes will be in waiting at the dopot at Tuckaboe to con- bec 4 friends to the house. ‘one. —On Friday, April 3, at the residence of William Spark, No. 675 (ied avenue, Sterne Vorn,@ wative of A county of Sussex, Kugiand, aged 39 years. His friends, and those of William “Spark, and members Hope Ly ae 430, of Hrooklyn, are reap ct- tend the funeral, on Sundey afveruaon, m the ubeve number, without further notice. “ale Femains will be taken to the Cemetery of the ive Th Couniy o Buseex (Pngland) Gazette please copy Wits icbareday afternoon, April 2, of typhoid fever, Vauewniag Wits, kop of = and the late William Willie, in the yeur of his age. ‘The reiatives and (riends of the se ey Ban eapectfully jnvited to attend the faneral, from bie residen tg Rivington atreet, this (Saturday ) morning at vit ematns will be taken to Springfield, N. J eluck. for inter- Wriis—At Mount Pleasant Hospital, Washi on on Thareday, April 2, from wounds roceived at tl tle of Antietam, Henry Auueer Wis, of Company 8, Fourto regiment, Firat Seott Light Guard, beloved sou of und Mary Weile aged 19 y four mooths. triends and relatives of the (amily are respoetfully ornoon, at (wo jug etroot, peer Paterson avenue, Vest Holokew Wrutsaws.—On Friday rnorning, April 3, of consump tion, Caruxaiae Baus sax, beloved wife of Joseph Williams, a native of Tralee, county Kerry, Ireland, aged 18 year anc § mop The (riends and relatives of the family are respeetiully neral, from her late revideuee, nday afternoon, at ove o' clock” od in Calvary Cemetery MISCELLANEOUS, — rRicks rH. tr %) PLALN and EBOOK od KEROSENE VIXTURI IN, TALE CUTLERY and CRYSTAL oe SILVER VL. arep TEA BETS. URNS, « AsTERS, BAL hy ml ) CLOCKS, VASES, iN ~ ea OLA Iu quailty, design rien wot eke a ee eee ‘MM heUNDIUK 9 Broadway, corner Twenty: ret street A® EXTRAORDINARY WORK MAHONY 8 NE! NEW BOOK, PUBLISHED HED TO-DAY THE PRISONEI OF STATE, BYD. A MAHONY, or towa, A BOOK FOK ie Te PROPLE. One large 120 Pith ound, priee $1 28, SOLD EVERYWHERE, vor, New York. rd atreet. 1ON DYSPEP. and all A CURE FOR SOKOFULA CONS ier, ——y I ow} mm those i hue twentegblod, vilisted sale Ge the Sine. 10. sus + anaes 1ODINE WATER y NE IN PURE, WATHR ee o ANDERS & OO., tut Ob imine, 428 Broadway ‘ RCH, AT HOME AND VISITING CARDS Jz | ae Mylex Noe Paper Uuted and pian, ats BY way. Anetra OF DR STERLING 8 guirnat of tore barks and heel & ear of te Hes Gratt pretense twe Halt falling ont gry 1 to gown whieh ont | A STIMULATING, - Tan | premawnely | | droggiate ain in NU, mole propristar, dopa #0 Broadway gE MONOGRAMS CAN ONLY BR HAD AT A DE. Also Paper emt Be ee 1 Greet variety. STOUNDING CU ne VaTis HYATTS "An DOr ‘eo mom. coriaie ‘iyatrs ure BALSAM 4h nna Four atiend the funeral, from bis late resdence, three o'clock. Miw.—On Tharaday morning, April 2, 44 y wife of thar lee ©, Miles, and only child of Joho 0 Hor Invited to attend the (aperal, from her late residence 2/4 Wost Twenty-thiru street, this (eatarday ) attorao at tro o'etock, without me (ores rther i ow of diveane cm tra the Bab ye of bie age, Powis MUNKEIOECE, Inte metber of Cormpity K Yourteentt regiment New York State Militia. Vie tomains will be interred in Greenwoud, resiienee of bie parents, 100 Madiwon street. alterncce at two oe! Mera On ‘Thoreday, April 2, officer Janne 1. Mer caur, of the Le mg “noe ‘The funeral will take place from Masonic Tempe ou Sunday, at twet re o'clock. The members of Leterpree om x Lodge, No. 228, F. and A.M, are wummmened to artetrd His frieuds snd the members of Corinthian Chapter, > 109, A Me, avo the members of the Hetropitan yo water ee, are reepectully invited tend. wothiqn Chapter, No. 1, wn me vapeniins, wil ineet at Wople Fu-ies. awe Culumbla ‘strest, Brookiyn, this (Haturday ) alloruoon, at | The relatives and friends of the sarily are reapecttully | ary | |e com WYATT LArk Bal. 7. re iimte ty fr where street and arnet ud gowt, alt UYATT'® Lirr BALSAM r e | ened VRE Momron street © Chambers euree: of « lane bie wiver sen ie e broek af Homptaal T nonthe and tinonghy eb ' WYATT LIPR BALAAM ume belme ) Yourth regimen’ Rew Yo ot severe enptiens Of three years’ Guralon. 2:6 eeedien | Ron s ba Ge on we ie | Crewe HYATHS LIFR BALSAM + these and Kindred dieonens | con We etred by medi ine. ] | “Seetis pot HLA STRENGTH LIVe Saran seal i Cuiy WBE Grand weet. Bh ont volley Oa far every where Wy ORY om wing (hytean de Gh come of ik will core ang omme thet OA commen wm parts le ie iHatienteek Backhout & C.D. Leicken . DVICE TO SOLDIERS’ FRIENDS aaheD, PACK agen to your friends in the army by the Harnden Bx ‘74 Broadway. eee sond dally, at very low raten brews, ynoray SURED, EVEN THE WORST CASES DR © BOYD'S astonishing remedy can be had a Té ta Thirty third sree, ORNS, ONS. INVERTED NAILS. ¥NLAROED re 39, wi disemarn Of Une feet cured without pain or new tient by Or. ZACHARIK, #urgeon Alat, t. 70) Broad way, Refers to adit ead ware pa sot the city, p)awoxns FOR Leet BALE LOW. Diamond Barings and Pin...... $1.00 I lare e Ring 10 Sarge ng on 1 large Yor low Caual street, ] TRECTION LABELS AND Fano BINDS intra nf Colored, pritted and entities to suit purcha ve at VICTOR B. MAU DEP, cnnonie Carannit Cured by Dr. VON KISH NBER, Qoulist and Artes amulting rooms BROADWAY. * Rin, y GRO-C. ALLEN, did iirondway, ove door be " wonene, IN THR MEAD, RE THROAT UST, DUST. DUST —BROWSE 8 PATENT METALLIC DW RER ptripe touly exclude duet, wind sud rain Depo: 212 from coors ani windows of every description, Broadway, cornet of Fulton street DYE.—EVERY DISEASE OF THE BYR REQUIRING KITHRR MEDICAL OR SURGICAL TREATMENT APIENDED TO BY DR. VON RISENBERG, Ooulist and Aarim, At bie consaiting Fr No. 816 Broadway. Le TERS. F og—agey THE ELEPHANT. CUKAP FAMILY aii AND, eroc Kina STORE, NOLD PENS —THE BEST AND THE CHEArEST, at Gn MUKTON'S 24 Maiaen lane, New York MEEKS & Bf eo Sant Maw somes CABINET ri _TURBTTURE. 2 AND 9 FOURTH eTmapr. Korth weet curver of Broadway. made’ best well seasone! aad hy the best workmen tn the commty ut rysion of the BFa, whose reputation for eaaviinled we veuny the mmmediate a eamliewe of manulactace bas yeare ‘Also an assortment Of superior Cottage Purstiare now being mate for the Bpring trade kaw STYLES, 1h a Palle, for sale by GRO-O AL Piroads ay, one door below Canal OnE A DISKAS! | Meter enti The i Mkpy The word melancholy, signif yin charectoraee the menial dsccder w ey Chal (tte 10 reallly © bodily dierane. Me VU ‘she mate SCT ENC wege lye WOAINE 1 bas been weed 4 canes where Ue hae was on | ty the wae et RUSH | |e te ene hendfess, ant hes newer f ioe Uo abveit ita Geeay An pre moro 8 pealthy and vlgwron gro Th i, &) the ane there, wnerraet aa a devecing tot the Ralr, A sage ayploation ett render 1 sett wed elemey Cor sev erm Aaya Tt hae stead We ont of pore Caylee reed pope larity ie (he weet © Mower 6 We one (| The fuerwnend cont of mmatetial end the gyreroment tae Soa | oe nena te price io PB enain yor & wn Hos ans ered TH assortment of Hch and plain Furniture tobe | Basher. te bs ibe TT Senna SPRING wo oman sp NEW AND b. + EL EQANT GOODS, TEST I4vorraTion’ DEVEL Corner ifr, °°" y Cerner Broads spur paviseD TAXPAYERS MANUAL” D. APPLETON & ©0., for Spring, of thy’ : e recent Ameadwonts of Congress, and the Decisions of the Commussioner. complete Marignal Roferouces, and an Analytical Index, showing all the Items of Ta: m. the Mode of Proceeding, and the Duties of tha Otliovrs, with au Explanatory Preface. 1 vol. 8¥0., 184 pages, paper covers, G conte, Cloth, 75 conts, er _Sent free by mall on receipt oF price, HE AERATRD BREAD COMPANY, OF NEW YORK, ace and Fourth tre are! eae aoodent to the mm ai they will be Gnabie to cuntomoers with brea'l for a day oF bwo, amir WELL EDUCATED MIDD IAG onnpetent (act WA abents nm hiceath: Ako Your ve Ye une knowled:ze . Aildress Bun assy Det Oiler, Wasbiingian, ure bea WATCHES, JEWELERY, &0, TAMONDS, DIAMONDS, DIAMONDS —1 AM ayvina tbe very highest cash pree for Diawonda Wate and Bliver Ware, hadsanced ont Thom h ods Of this dese to dispose of wil do well tu.all JACOBS, 407 Broaiway SHIPPING NEWS AxA0 TOR BBW YoRE—wn 52 | MOOK a tz NIGH WATERS Aw eve Tat more BD Queensiown ent rer Liverpool and Glasgow — ap ire, Lord, fan Franc!seo—C Oo stock Ln ‘Upao, Shang DG AW EE Bacon Bhiy Aw Bark Wi 0 alate Fouet, ficke & ; ark Odin coe), Bobo, Oporto—Funch, Meiu ke & wens ok Went, Polr (fwe). Linde, Lishon—Funch, Me poet Geo Washington (ital), Coppola, Le; roe Brig Bitzaveth (Br), Nickerson, Matamoros-D F Rwalt go. Bela Be ter, Ginn, Barbados—H Trow bridge's home. i Belle (Br), Dougias, Bt Jobus, NF) F Whit iw or Mignee (ar), Roche, Halitar-J Lanyeraft rig B Now Orleans J De sari Ge J. huilthy, Bilzavethiport-—Bov “Bohr Geo 8 Adams, Chase, San Juan—J B Bot) Bohr Governor i Riodan, LS eer Ak Webster. der. bt Jolin, KU—D B bow rich Port Royai—t W Lewis & Co. Lowe = Fabricotti g be. 0 & Du Brett, Son A Co ale Isinne—rowell & York River—¥ J Campbe wat Wwia Hover, "Vlamflion, Fortress Mource-? 3 Camp Bebr & Fish, wv ‘mal! Behr ‘Taiund ‘Chiet, “Sel Rich, Deal's Ialand—Crowell & Payne, br rear Evans! Philndelpbia—B P bp Amerikan Mae Vettingti, Phila’ Keur ba Appleton, Salisbury, Elizabethpomt—Brett, Bow he Lyon. As, tJ Boynton « Sona, Hh OC Fisher wich—F J Cae pbeit, aie ise, New Haven. Ross, New Haven. ARRIVED ae Bare, (ir), Frith. Bermuda, Marel %, with rk niven, Ba 4 enero York River—F JC co a chr Bea Bird, Mott, w "ye 5 Me ipa Shak Pay Bon Jontone Ht A Remckett & Bath ath wow, Prueitenes MT iinnyer a Ca. ‘i Geawer ‘Anthracene, Jones. Philadephia Bark Ei higes do, to Tucker ® rive Mitchell, New Orlesms . D days, with 1h ou, . Tronipaen A - Urania (Br, of Bt x dey NH), gute March Ih with sugar. to JeaPrye. Bal With brig Commerce, for Uhiladetpb Brig weter (of Boston). ony , New Orleans, 20 daye, with wugar Ae, 10 men min heavy weather Inst, in Btralia ef Florida, aaw abip Cowper, from New Ov leans for Cathe, Brig of the Lake, MAaket), Elizabethport, with com rng, Baas, Cotte, 40 daye, with wine to M Linwmy. nei Mae ew and 8 Rohe Tigris (Br, of Windsor, MM). Bhaw. Bimal, Murs with hemp, to D'K Dewolf March’ 2615, spoke Rescue Minerva, of Maitiand, NB ‘rom tide (Br, of Marrshary), Withard. Bones, $o.D Stary, March 24, tet BY, low 7 a (ve@ New Yor ie bri H yeu She Bieplich Gray, Klizabethport fan Bvovideuee Schr Uneaa, Hoyt, Blizabethport for Norw ri SAILED 24—Bteamship Potomac: ship North Amer apenke, Black Hawk, nobis My Raver, © Move Wind at runset NIE Miscellancoms. Lavxcn—The steamship Evening Htar witl b+ lnncued from the yard of Messrs Rosevelt, Joyee & Co, «1 the foot of Houston » & vt welacks Tie Kventng Siar is e tong 0m surement, built by Messrs Rosevelt, Joyoe A Go Cor the Now York Mall Steamship Company, and is the seond eva rce of vie Ih yew line to be ran between New York and New Ur ann. fre Bio Bio—Arrangemenis bev the proprietor of the Giving bell boat at § ont the cargo of this vesoel, receutly t whart at NC mphitrite » cae, svering om TH ME. wh Vim des * Widen Rprineer to nent, Hey (load tor Rutepe, Poomes W Keats, Bicmwan Maret Ti—Arr snr & 24d, steamer Corp 4, Baldor, am iene Marek os Arr bmre BA aioe, Merah 3—nb3, ante wYork, “Manton @. biat, bare Seiphia, He mor guaratep, Vow, «BH, Kee Paiiate . UUgngon, Dew —Arr sip Asda, Wallin s, 1. very ” acces Are wee ME Mang. Mage Wreck Arr whe Lobe Guyer’ 1) dre arch IGmAre ite hip . “ tare A oy pte Onat, phe omnceme, Veoh Tain pare abip Mary Coraline ® y Ror eg ones. March B—Asr Br brig Addy F Fenw soca, Marth T—Aer brig Miwa sew, Brow ant Gun meunsse, Mared ibe Asr oh ly Jvalllaw: Me Pence, March aD pert Br bie Hates, & Our ashe oa fee Pee Paatlom ah bes ri . i art oom SYort Aeration, and td, Aftien (9 erases oe, Sestak sesiliaas bt Lavooy er ~~ arr ‘ fr bb ower ged Bopuie (0), sorted or Mara pil. lots Creme rigeiay. macht Se towed A Wasstas tor SYow, + 4 qTonawands (oo Petedelphhe frm Lavermwne + « ‘ ak Amertian Ports. AKANE, Mary 3 ton, for gran a Bian deny i Nore with ompaseh Sat bin * Htapret Megm. Berry. be “ fetagreye fewwabiy ¢ ‘ thee