The New York Herald Newspaper, April 10, 1863, Page 5

General Ullmann, baving completed tho preliminary | tno waxaiy Hrnat, ready tomorrow (Saturday) ‘wagunisttion of his brigade, loft the city yesterday with ‘aie command. The destination of the expedition is not enown ; but wherever it may go it will doubtless be heard “rom. The character of the organization ‘is remarkable ‘wot oaly in its purpose, but in tne character of the men ‘@he have been selected as its officers. Of the two hun- ‘dred or more commissioned and non-commissioned off- gers, nine-tenths have seen service in the fleld, and un- derstand by experience the hardships of the march and ‘bivousc and the dangers of battle. Many of them were ‘Sergeants in excellent regiments now with Hooker and Dix. Some were officers promoted or detached and as- “Gigned tothe brigade froma preference for the peculiar Ber7ice ® is destined to form. The personnel of the \rigade is splendid. 1 aud more stalworth men are seen, and in appearance and magner they have in- w shown ne gentlemen. ing are tho aftached to this bri- ¢. Brown, Asaustant Adjutant General. Medical Direct dtord, Brigade Commtasary of Subsiatonce, de-Camp. iP orer, tor. ‘Thomas F. MeGowan, Wim, Tuoraton, “Garies A.D, Morrison, rani Miller, Ge yn , Beqjamin ¥, Royce, ‘Wihilam Cassoron, Wiis © Brocks, George |. Gle.son, Leander ‘iiam V. Rutoa, ant wae Gates, Lay been bd WI ai | * apitee . B Fidd and Staff—Colonel, Cyrus Cyrus Hamlia; Lieutenant ‘Dolonel, William S, Mudgett; Major, William A. Hateh; t, Marshall P. 1; Quartermaster, HL James ; First Assistant Surgeon,, George . Percival; Gapsaine—Oerin : Se Lanen wine Rye, Hamblin, ; Jono femplee Henry C. Morrian, Charles B. B. Young, Johin P. Buckingham, Francis Covert, bar ie G. Hamblin, Calvin L. Haskell, ‘Wranklin M, Charles M. Buck,'Leonard L. Potter, “Chartes liam §, Carter, Charles Bridges, ‘George H. » Morrill Savage. ‘Second, E. Allen, Levi C Flint, Cantrell, Charles C, Hodsdon Joseph H, Hatch, William ©. Moore, Biddle Boggs, Alvana A L. Moserve, Jr. YOURTH KEGIMENT. -—Colone), John i’. Appleton; Lieutenant, Bangs, Jr. ; Major, John C. Chadwick; Ad- idbrdg 3 . Manning: Quartermastor Edwin a. Tut- ; Surgeon, imon V. rim, Assistant Surgeon, vohn P. ‘Magoo; Chaplain, William T. Chose. ‘Thomas L. White, John H. Witson, Alonzo Bacon, Thomas L. Cates, George W. Brown, George W. ean, Charles M. Soane, Philip M. Fowler, Putuam F. Fire’ Cieutenants—Charles McAllister, James Gordon, oy ee yee jee vm Linson, Andrew G. Vita, * Magee, Charlies Purdy, W. Rob . G. Price. cond Lin Pha Episge ey s WwW. aren: JW. H. Learned, Ji Nye, Charies E. Bago, BG. W. raw Pomerat, cP. Berrs ete H.W. Freeman, a “€rial Trip ‘The sew steamship Morning Star went on her trial trip cyesterday. She started from the foot of Corlears street at ‘@alf-past ceo A.M., and ran down the bay past Sandy ‘Book to Long Branch, and thence out some distance te * es, returning to the city about five P. M. The Morning Star wae built for the New York Mail 1 i gE = g 5 ), Teheved with ture and fittings, it is Haughwout & Co., of china ware, ginss ware, silver ware, ALA beating apparstun; A. T. Stowart ‘Co. u te ar and upholetery, and Bruner & Moore, of King , the furniture. A large number of invited guests assembled on the yesterday and enjoyed themselves ing & most and pleasant trial trip. of the et was most satisfactory, and sho proved herself very fass. bot following is a list of the officers of the Morning lonzo D, Perkins. Fore wis T. aang ge nee Tevaard, qr John Osborn, First Kdward R. Mead, Second ‘Agsiaiaut ; "Alfred Manes: Denison. Tho Morning Star will sail from her dock, 37 North wivor, on Wodvesday wext, 15th inet.,at three f. M., f Bayvana aud Now Orieans. Judge Daly thas reosived the following letter trom Gerrit Smith, ouclosing a draft for $1,000; — Perkeweno, April 6, 1563 ton. Cuanixa ?, Davy — me—Not uti t the suffering Ir hour did I see the appeal in Deball pb subserided by thers. Viesse hand your treasurer t Ror one thousind dollars. Very respect vod » Riiih sails THE BIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT SOCTETY. The Wvernian Benovoient Society held a meeting on Bast Wodvosday evening, and appropriated 6 bundred dotiars out of ‘their funds for the relief of (Ly Irish ut ABLIET FOR INELAND—TME LADIES’S BALL. At tho Acadomy of mus.c ou Tuesday moxt the Ladies Matio€ Ass ciation ball in aid of (he suering poor of ire Mand comes olf. The Indies under whose charge i is M this city and Brooklyn: and their eharantes that the evtertainmont will class, The mavaging committee em Braces nearly all our leadiug citizens. It is novdiess to O44 that Lhe ob,ccts of the bli ayy to the sympathies Of the entire community, and we have no doubt will re ootve 8 lreartiont and Departures. ANRIVALS. ae ed a ANTUAMS. | ta ia Di 8 Low redericke, ; iKenstey’ 3 ne, 8 Kagn, ! D Mur rhe. c Youltomas yD sta Jas © Diapp, Bret ‘Ale iow, B allo and servant. Mee Court Calen y Bovannn Court—Cinetit-—lart 1 —Calen ond nchanged ‘Part 2—Nos, 1208, 2987, 2005 5, 3024, 801 iv ae + 2499, 2500, 2065, 2704, 2414 Common Pimas—Part 1—Nos. 1488, 1491, 1499, oy bY 1696. 1497, 1408, 1400, 1500, 1501, 1602, 1508. L004 Part Staise ns yesterday, Cover ov arreate. 9, 1888. Para the calendar Fe ‘ihe be Gout rt Of Ay is 10.—Nos. 22, 32, 33, 94, 96, 36, 37, 33, morning at ten o’clock, will contain the late tmportant Nows of the Advance of the Union Forges 0@ Gharlesioa, 3.C., with am interesting acobiiit of the Military and Naval Defences of the City, and of the Forts, Batioriss, Rams, &c., erected for its protection. Map showing the to ‘Charleston and the Scene of Operations on John’s island. Account of the Investment of Washington, N.C., by tho Boy. with @ Mup showing the position of the Rebel orks. ‘The Latest Nows from Vicksburg, Kentucky, Tennessee, the Rappahannock, New Orleans, Arkansas, Texas, Ku. rope, and all parts of the World. Account of the Bread Riot of the Women in Richmond, Va. Weaaeten's ioiel Bogort of the Roney Days’ Battles in Virginia. ot pees Aa ures, Poetry—Down the Dark Yazoo,’’ Continuation of the Conversations of the ‘Knights of the Golden Circle’”’ on the current events of the day. Continuation of the novelette ‘In a Fix”—The Young Englishman’s Story. Sporting—Another International Prize Fight—Heenan and King matohed for £1,000—Racing and Trotting—Bil- ards, &c. Agrioultarsl—What is the Prospect for the Wheat Har. ‘vout—Tho Vegetable Gardeu—The Fruit Garden and Or- chard—The Fiower Garden, &., ko, | It will algo contain Reviews of the Money, Provision, ‘Cattle and Family Markets, Editorials on prominent to- pics, Marriages and Deaths, Ship News, he., ke, , 0, Single coples Five centa. Nerang: E autatey MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC. ‘The steamship Ariel, Capt. Jones, will teave this port &$ noon on Saturday for Aspinwall. ‘The mails for Central América and the South Pacific will close at haif-past ten o'clock to.morrew morning. seclie toes ‘Harap—£dition for the Pacific—will be ready 27 agg to-morrow }, and Wit Jootatn a interesting and rn or penta ign soe Abeaaiiin, rposived. Gazing ihe pant tens days." }, in wrappers, ready for mailing, six cents. Omeial Drawings of Mm Eddy & cars Kentucky ana Missotrl Biate totterions Kantucuy, Extra Ciass’215—April 9, 1863. 61, 13, 71, 24, 4, 70, eae a . Kenrvoxr, Ci 73, 7, 25, 31, 7, 9, 67. Circulars sent free of charge by EI Covington. Ky., or 8t. Louis, Mo. OMcial Drawings of the Delaware State Lotteries. Decawane, Bxrna Crass $15—April 9, 1 45, 34, 51, , at. Rot hi a dh 5 ost, 44. 316—A) 55, 5, “on Th 3 3 73, 10, a, 7, 56, 14, 44. Circulars’sent’ by aaareasing ig hs wonnts & e60% Wilmington, Delaware. Offictal Drawings of the Library Asso- ciation Company's Lottery, of Kentuok: -April 9, 1863. 7, 50, 20, 73, ee 3. Tt 04, 15, 17, 22, 1, 58. ao, 48, 1. 4, 00, 42,68, 7 70.73, 34, 1, 59, 58, 76. iroulars, de. Fora nF, ELLIS & 00., Covington, Ky. A, ELIAS & €0.. 0 i Hav Lottery. jee Offictal Pat yr March 3 is eetiee eee vena oo 8. Thi per cent princtury pald for TAYLOR & oo Prizes Cashed in weg, Information GBF: street room Noi New Magri Cashed in SS Le ae aneter It Wall atreet, room Noe iy New York. carpi taieeat 4 "Saleh z "TAIT, corner oo Coden and Greenwich streets, 8 Cartes de Visite $1, at Vaughan's, 888 aas Notice will sit all ual alized. Lotte- ATES, Broker, ‘ork. 12 Cartes de Visite $1. at Paret's, 805 Broadway, between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets. * styles Brodwaye resale mee! ot oC 8 rman et fo oa* i ere ale mer eaeeaa CP ae jacsau Street.— Spring, fe at ourown manufacture 8 = of Gentlemen’ sr 5954 Brosdways Sar Dane atest 4 A Pair Carer ——One of Uni I. won looking, bent made end moat ommn{ertable backs!” Be ier aire neerece ee lpeie hore 0 th No.3 Broadway, corner of Fulton for your Spring Hat. i The Largest Dinmond in the United serene secs Sti ites and can be seen at B. 60.'8, 665 and roadway. At ny Ladies Can Obtain Beauti- Roree morals, Ac.. ful Gaiter Bilpe and Gaiters, teat oars 3 Trusses.—Marsh 4& Leg end ne ae ame name,” Female attendant. iy ris of the Te ented t sea rane iar the world, ine street, near Bed Nig re neat - ge i Dr. J. Skiliia Houghtov, Cristadoro’s Hair Dye, Preservative Wig Depot. wholesale and retail. No. 6 Astor House, Dye applied by skilfn) artists. w: as, Tompres, , Hair Uye, Hatr Dye and reetm, for beautifying the Bale, 0 Garcinton 16 Bond street W. A. Bi tehelor’s Hair Dye—The Best in the world ; instantaneous, barmiess and reliable. Sold by all druggists and perfumers, Factory, Bi Barclay street. Lada Try Laird's Bloom of Youth, for preserving and Beautifying the complexion and akin’ Be convinced of ite value 3) Broadway. Hyatt’s “A. 1B.” or Dowhle Strength LIFE BALSAM. the most ortata gs uurative for RUEUMATIAM, CROFULA, DYSPEPSIA. and disteaes of grat mpuriy OF THE BLOOD. $1 per bottle. All drugy Only to b MOG had at the principal depot, ad street Bogie's Hyperion Fiuia Nestores and dreaves Hulr. Bogle’s Eleetric Mair Dye, best in use. Try Be convinced. W. BOGLE, Boston sold every whe Miack or *, No. I Barelay Hill's Depot, No. hegre cous Hair Dye, 59 Cen Solitir a gcists, Vat t After Swallowing « Ba t benedt. try Dr. HU t TERS dime f the throwt rar rooms and a private ea ly abner, Married. Bxoonmay—Preenice.—In Brookirn, oa Wednesday April 9. ibe residence of the bride's lather, ny ine D.D., Heyny D. Broomwax ty Kt. Prentice, Faq, all of that Gatpwiw—Biarvet —At Dr. Hatton's church on Wedne-day, April 8, by the Rev. Thomas f. Strong Hesey C. Batowin to Euma, daughtor f Harman Play. root —Homwne.—On Thuredey, april ®, at Trinity Now York, by Rev Theodore Irvin Of Staten Miard. wo Mies “amey Mii aghter of Capt. Charles Hiamor, of Camden, Hetiexworsy—Rexp.—tn Thuredav, Apri o. by Ser Thomas Armitage. 2. D.. Pricir 1 Hemmer te Pune An. danghter of Keorge Reed. Kay . oF this oity. Hemurs—* mann. —An Hrovkly®, om Weune- day, Apri 8, by tie Row FH Mller, Ro wir Howain, ae to Mins Mawa Frazen, Hosiou (Mass ) papers omy Lanxani—Hoxe.2-0n Wedpeeday, Apt! 8. by iter 4! exander 8. ivonard, D. b., Josmen ©. Laowano to Massca Mavwamn, daughter of the ute Honry Hine, bs), Moseen—Bienor.—Un Thureday, aprid by fev F.P. Willems, D. Dy Divine Mo Mexoke ty Larne, eldest daughter of Conklin Mehop, Faq. , allot thie en Veney—Siteeey.—On thursday, April 9, at the Chur of the Incarnation, by the Rey MH. F. Montgomery, Gao. W. Penny, of Youkers, N, ¥.410¢ na 8., daughter of W W. Shirley, Fay.,0C thacity: No cards Sweeny — Hotei, Io okiyn, om Monday, April 6 Jae M. Sweeny, Jr. of Brookiya, Awsa A. Hetrimn of New York swopanass—Hrromxos,—On Wedaosday, April 8, at tho Fourth avenue Presbyterian church, by the Key. Wm. i» Soodgrans, 1). D., Romt. 1) Svomduans to Harte U., young oat atoghtar of W. Hatebings, all of this cit: ‘Twoeday, AFIT. ta the First church, Newburg, by the Rev & Of Now York, to Amis Louis “slo, J Asam Pe “Newburg. Died. ‘J,,00 Tuosday, April 7, Suns Bmo.—ai Biaabate ‘Edgar a infant habit». ma, hr and Marthad. au Pt finds ofthe (amy ate invited io sme “er ral, from their residence, at Fiizabeth, this (Fri yy noon, at hali.past tw6 o'clock. ‘Train leaves Now YOM (Cortlandt stroet ferry) at one o'clock, Carciages will be in waiting at the Elizabeth dopot, Return tralus at 3:49, 6 and 6:56. M. Bregws.—On Thursday, April 9, CaTuerine Bramys, fant danguter of Jumes and icllen Byreps, aged 18 months. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully requested attend the funeral, frow the rosideace of her parents, No 198 West streot, this (/riday) afternoon, at balf-past one "alock. Burwinx,—On Sunday, March 29, Carnarnns Van Bose mk, widow of John Van Buskirk, aged © yon B months aud 29 days, at the regidonce of her daughter Mrs. Knowlton. Bocas,—On Thursday, April 9, at her residence, ‘ei Sixth street, Mra. Mancaner 65 years. Eee relatives and friends are respect(ully invited to at eral, on pon afternoon, at two o’clock. frees rape rye ting, ae 9, Lavamxos OopRen, aged 7 rea: 2 ot the fanaliy are invited to attend the funeral, own No. 131 Liberty street, this (Friday) after- ‘noon, at one o'clock. i if 7 aa i b i it ‘he funeral, from his’ lato residence, No, street, on Saturday afternoon, at ut further invitation, . C.) papers please copy. ednesday, April 8, Janne Bucas, in.the tances of the family, and also of the Ancteot Order of Hibor- the funeral, thie Cray) ir East’ Seventeenth street. be interred in Calvary Cometery. Let —At Piermont, N. Y.,on Tuesday, ek 1 fovea Snag TS ee at : eager ot derty Clty. 7 ose at Firat Presb; fan church, ington street, J pan city, this (Friday), at ten ref nenanor. Suddenly, on Tuesday evening, April 7, i. noes R., son of Alexander R. ald Almira Hiagcy, aged years and 20 days. The friends aod acquaintances of the family, and the active and 'y members of American Hose bomen d No. 19, are respectfuily invited to attend the funeral from his late residence, 32 Greene street, this (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Albany papers please cop; Jusncins.—Un £1 gue hag Teil 9, CHARces T. Jewxrns, of Company D, Forty-sixth regiment Obio Volunteers, ‘aged a toe tu funeral will take place at the residence of Charles W. Moores, Esq., No. 265 Henry street, on Saturday af- tornoon, at two' o'clock. His remains ‘will be taken to Hndson, N. Y., for interment. Kur2x.—On Thursday, iat 9, of dipthoria, Gxonos Witisam, youngest son of I. and Ann Kolly, aged 1 yoar, 4 months and 24 days. Funeral will take place "rom 143 Orchard street, this (Friday en) iene Cdk Sy (Iretan please Riaremraons.—-Ou fesaley, A illness, Joux H. Karrennonn, ‘The relatives and friends of tt to attend the fae 2 ‘dne O’dlock, from his late and Huron atroéts, Greenpoint, I.. I. 7 —08 yy, April 9, Carimmnove Kewmpy, the James and Alice eit Lyear, 10) oath ad ra nS days. Galt a we dee fet wtihaz, ae ‘berett us, Ho oay all rong orrie heal. and acquaintances are funeral, this Friday) o pore from the residevce bad > ae 216 Nuon —tn Brook, on Thursday, April, Sorma the ries te ad rena of the f the family are joriehte ‘range ret @vernoon, ab tivo Satie LS TU esaeras ese fshedy, behing at two o'clock: am . April 9, Wriiam, son of Frede- » aged 13 years, | month friends and relatives of thefamil; ae avited £0 the funeral, from the residence of his parents, No. at NG, after a brief it +, Joun R. Mananass, io phar tally invited Ty ee two in the 27th yoar of his age. His friends and those of his brothers, Edmund F. and David, are reapectiully invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday morning, at eleven o'clock, from the residence of his mother, No. 91 Madison styeet. Nixoy —On Thursday, April 9, Avgxayper Nrxow, only sn k Naame and Charlotte Nixon, ‘aged 1 yoar and 3 mon! The friends and acqaaintanoes of the family are reepect fully fully iawited to aes the Seer, this (Friday) afver- one o’ol from residence of his $47 Third avenue ~~ ao. -—On Wednesday, April §, of indammation of tho Jou Hxxas. sou of Matthow and Alice L. Patton, years, 5 months and $ days. ‘The funeral wil! take place this (I'riday) afternoon, at two o'clock. frum the residence of bis parents, 302 Wout Twonty-etxth Tho relatives and friends of the fa- mily are res lly invited towttend, Repvy.—On Thareday morning, Oe pete Barrnovourw Rowpy, aged 45 years Atd 8 roam "The reistives and feleute of th the family, and membors of Excelsior tod, aye 195, F. and A.M, are respectfully in- vited to attend tho funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, frown the residence of his brother, ©. Ruddy corner of Leonard and Kemsen streets, Williamsburg, L.1 Steansa.On Thursday, April 9,’ eaddenly, Ronwt Swaxrwoor, youngest son of Joseph K, and’ Eliza © Stoarns, aged 6 years, Notice of the f ‘al hereafter. Beanrr.—On Th lay morning. Aprii®, Euanern, in fant daoghter of George ana Amelia soart, and 19 days ‘The friends of the family are reapootfully invited to nt ¢ futee this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock tro the residence of her parents, corner of L5lst street and kighth avenue movkon —On Wednesday, April 8, Carwow A. Stmow aged 37 years, 10 months and 3 days. His friends and Nkewtse these of hie mother are ro spectfully invited to attend the funeral Navy streot, Brooklye. Swrtv.—-At White Plains, on Wednesday, April $, of a i 14 iiinees. Jun SIH, in the S8un year of his age. “The {rieuda of the tamily are reape tally invited to at tend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at 1 o'clock from his lare residence. The fumerat services at the Me A Episcopal chareh in the village. The Harlem rs lonve Twenty sixth street at hall-payt ten AM Tasrwon —At her reridence, Ne, 10 Amity place Cartman Tearnon, the widow ‘of James Trainer, in the Std year of her age. The friends and relatives of the (amily are iny'ted to att he funeral, from the abowe residence, on Satur day non, The remains will be taken to Calvary Ce metery Wintway —On Thoreday evening, April @, Caruanow i, wife of Jobn Whittnan, printer, in the O54 yoar on age The faneral will take pince from the rosideace of ber daughter, on Satarday morning, at 10 o'elock, Her re mine wilt be tuken to New Jersey for interment. The frigid of the family are requested to attend Wareex.—On Montay, April 6, Dr. Warren Dawe Woenm, many years _— at Clifton, Bristol. Fag nod, aged 62 years, 4 months and 16 ays, The relatives and friends of the family are respectfal!y invited to atteud the , this (Friday) morning, trom hie Inte raavienc ‘ixth aveane Bristol (England) paper preose oopy ¥FICKS. AWNEROKEMS TICKETS WANTRO —1 WILL felt Sent anny vtivat Gerson im Wh = 6 At 9 CHAM IRMA prwees. tentang on Biren Raw t FA ROUGUT AT 2m RiayTit de seold and Bilver Wa hing. Toois, Ac. band for sale. 2h0 Bighth a en POLITICAL. “| qyemoongrte UNION ASSOCIATION MBADOUAK ters, ST Broadway —A re-wlar buginess meting @ the e aaweciation wil be “eld at the headquarters unte j riley ereming, at So'cteck Members 4 io aitond Lt 8, Prestient thia (Friday) atternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, 341 | ed 3 months | Wan in her , and in her bandsPlantaéon Biter" a aes ai iso—x. ‘Which are the evidences of proceed from a diseased and torpid liven, The biliary scare tons of the liver overflewing into the stomach poleon ihe” @ptire system and exhibit the abovesymptoma = ‘Warksble cure for thees horrid nightmare diseases, the, (World hag ever produced, Within one year over six hmadredl (end forty thousand persons have taken the Plantation Bib’ Sore, 70g Det an faplaney “Saw oe “A amile was on her lip, health was A few Lotties of vor rater Tom PUTER Wi ouve Nervous Hosdache. “Gold Batremitice andMeveriah Lipa, Sour 6tomach and Potid Breath. Flatulenoy and Tadigestiods Nervous Affection Exconatvs Fatigue and Short Breath, sae Pain over the Byes, Mental Despondenoy. Prostration, Great Weakness. Sallow Complexion, Weak Bowels, Amy sete ene LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA, At te estimated that seven-tenthe of all adult eftmeutd patos Pe After slong research, we are able to present the moss ee’ of complaiat has come to ong Teta mot oectual tonic and agreeable stimulant, sulted, tion to all conditions of life. ‘The reports tha it roles upon mineral eubstances for tet PARE att. Active properties are wholly false. For the public satisfag | on, amd that pauiente abe teem a epee on : hundred year im the treatment of Fever and Aque, Dyspepsia, Weakness, Ge. It was introduced into Burope by the Countess, wife of the Viceroy of Peru, in 1040, a afterwards sold by the Jesuits for the enormous price of ite own weight in sliver, ‘under the name of Jesuits’ Powders, and was :inally made public by Louis XVI., King of France. Humboldt makes ee pecial reference to its febrifuge qualities during bis Goute American travela, engi Cascannta Bara—For diarrhane, colic and diseases of the, stomach ead bowels. Dawosci0K—For inflammation of the lofus and dropsical: | A 2) affections. Cusnownis YLownns—For enfcebled digestion. Lavawoan Fiowsns—Aromaiic, stimulant and tonlow highly invigorating in nervous debility, ‘Wievanonzsx—For ecrofula, rueumatism, £0, Avyimm—An aromatic carminative; creating Gosh, muscle tnd milk; much used by mothers nursing. Also, clove buds, orange, carraway, coriander, snake root, ae. 8. T.—180—X. “Another wonderful ingredious, of @panish origin, impart EB ing beauty to the complexion aad Drittiancy to the mind, eo yet unknown te the commerce of the world, and we withbald {ts uaine for the present, from dyepepsta for three oPfayg years miportays OhtneroatEs. es IE Rocuaaen, M, ¥,, Des, 28, 1861, Messrs. P. H. Duane b Co—T have been a great sufferer to abandon ‘wy profession. 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Ruge, M ‘a ST SELL YOUR BOOKS FOR OLD PAPER UL Pamphlets, Magazines bo 0 Soience, Histo: faiting, Window bie a Garpeta a&:, at aliractive prices, at 1 W Howery. Clinton plarg, Kighth atrest, near Brondwa: iwenty years past devoted hia attention axcliiniv treatment of dis ‘to 9 No ghatae Lo amipation oF opiuior rom 9 A, M. , LAGS, FLAGS, FLAGR, ALD SIZES STK bitin Land or Tuade to order A ORAHAM, Manta turers, 97 Duatie styopt (.0LD. PENS —’ PuNS —THE Bast A. MORTON'S, 25 Maiden lave, New York. rocere and fancy goods denlors Wost Indice and OF NOTE PAPER, READY INITIALED (A TO AND BAR—DR, CADWELL, OCULIST, NO. lias for wo on forra’e by HOJKR AND | var OR CHRAYEST, at CLEARND. Sreametig Clty of Cosk (ir), Tibbetts, Liverpoot—Jona @ dicamabty Gen Dutce, Reiner, Havana and Trintiad—@ Biephenson & Co. Steamship Kagle, Adams, ke Thiest Tonoa & B: i Brig Julia (Br), Shuckford, Marenham aud F & Everett, Brig Arabella, Lindsley, A Ann Lovett (itr), Dei 3 Ale (Br), Myers, HavanaeH J & © A De’ nae Hannal (Br), Allen, nt -TagommJowes A rig Alice (Be. Bran eu td a © Brie bat Rollir Bi aint latte Dorrit (ir), Blow Volunteer (Br), Holmen, Turks Intand: Sebr Ajmeer City), Halt Mobicar—D i BR Dew Behr Kotlins, Parsons, wi Joba. NHJ W McKee Sebr Eliza Jaue, Edwards, York iver Bohr & Kelly. Hintard. York Riser-—¥ J Campbell, SebrJ Butler, Joline, Porters: Mouroc~F 4 Campbell, Hones Predmors Orkainer, Waabia gion tive — Morr Abbots, ww HL he AO ‘have oe open & Oo. ton. Bosion=G {- Hate Hawi kor, Watrous Cundi, Baltinore jana Gh ook Liverpool, Maroh 23 Sioa mahip Louisiana (ir), Brooking, Liver with muse aud 104 passengers to Willans & Ouion, ‘Sa inal tat 4331, Tom th 1D, spoken hp Bea) Adams, Chase, Crom Law Feb 26 for Now Yor cena Starot the Kanth (U8 tranmport), W March 3), 5 W Paes Sint, and Key W Sen eS Guarterinanter, “2d thsi, 12°M, of Band Key oo siewnanip Fulton, atecring W. Had heavy N winds the em tire paxsags Racket & Rem Bidamahip Fairhaven (1 8 transport), Amtdon, Jeans, M 2 2, 21, Bip Taian Wh, Movils Blockading ron 2ith West dist, and Port Ro; Us Departivent i aad Fab-Kee, [Hildreth Port Ro NC, Apeil6, with mdine ai mgt shea Maniia 100 days, and SE 1 r b 2, croused the Feb 2t Bt Helena, Mai ae toe Boston. H of Good Hope tor in the Ati \douth. hove te. assistance Kame day sam ur wits mt: lead of bag partly wi #8 pins in compe in iow af tore and mate vapgabe Edee. Yor the ‘baat - iy Sinp Seth Sprague, Tyson, Antwer with tadee, to J Atking 409, Had ship Francis B NYork. of G nt a alip La Gdoire: Maw, (rou Boston), Amall, Meastion, Feb 10, pramed h, with fruit, to Baaseit & Nickerson, Had 4, fom 2 thence took a Leary WEW to NW gale whi 6, and sprang foremast, omen ten bad ba Kehastenorth, New Orin users and 6 pase ‘Me, with to H i pail'Vork, of Jowrsboro, from Pum an Pecaae for New York. Brig Helen. ane (Be Ball West, March 7, wit " «) Tale! to wend for 19h r Brig AG Archibald (Wr, of etendery Varo, CHinorODIst, “BY Fitba 5 irom Co afar Kalle A. that ver mote , gl Sea al ‘niles 5 operating tes, 20 ain in Mean cy, | huB Mad sedi conn euteater bniztbouds Oftice ours from 8 to OA. M ‘«. ast" al! headvear, fore tonne, wie teams attached, ma 3 grains 0 OvERCQA ow sae of Se enperl) Bese Tyinides, 28 72 days, wit ‘NEw. AND Wyre 3 STYLE. jag a Jost jibboom With sails and ‘icalag attached? a ous custom ROOMa arenow for Spring, of th lied wi on atroet Corner Bri 4 and Gs Cerner see by sae = BY Filta OVE 0 NO, 17 WALL STREET, at the paiteats te PLANK ar ent paid, ‘Ga revipt of 18 cont it p Kindred. Doo't, fall ke sang your ordere Ws —* A.C. BLONDIN & CO. box 4.155 Now \RYSTAL LODUR NO. m5, 1.0. OF O. F.=THe MEM bors of Crystal otf uily reqiieated to at toad the funersl 0 our fale lamented brovher: PG. Dai Dune. of thle (Vriiags afternoon, © King stroot,'M. ¥ WM."G, MoQUESTEN, N. G. BARLY CLOSING ARBOCIA ) evening, at 40 DD, Recording Secrvlary B. BVEKETY ‘Osa meoting: y all, Bast Houston mreet. wil be expelled NIGHTS OF saint PATRL Ireiand,—The on and afer Reurany fore ‘ance of wages order OF the meme a ¥ < WM McAULAY, Recrwtary sat AUMTBR ANNIVERSARY OALL OF THE LOYAL NATION Ute tad aare SATURDAY APTERNOON. 1th April potas he anniversary of © VB Mosserett, Francia UG Bhaw PAROUTIVE ¢ OMMTrEe UF rwmwty rive, ey Howard ay Robert B Mint dames A. Roow Robert Le Lanett ive lanae Ht Batte vata Yilllem A ie tial, Wittam B ioige Je " Ham Orton, Witham 7, Blodget, Worcont Uibba, Pert Godwi oR Adnam late oareds toam. JAMER A BO KV ELT, Beereiary. LOYAL NATIONAL LEAGUE The Loyal National leaaves soe mae wards of the attend @ MARS Noa BAGUE. called for 3 ROW SATURDAY), (he sa piversary 0 Ron ahem syuare Kote should be at once sent ly tbe undersigned of the par eweh the Feremoniaa hee retary Marten ane native at Yee Hatt the diferent au wo way the sores of Mesere Ball, Biack ENAED SEWING MACHINES penne in Hermes * cme wee ‘Agri 4, 1801 You are bar: 19 Monet's Bo aed to, Ares T° tpe'tmeaion etiahed me tbe Petites that & 3. SF ieee re. empemy. thovee s BAKE ow tog Manne Company “wh Sew YORE ToUNG € ATuOLIC vent Ammer QAILORA BRK KIN AN RVENING eMrLorMenr for DEA‘ ERS Araivous of ‘ork 4 vek, from bis will be & Per ‘alt th ail comme Tits, CoMMITTER atl the pasangr Brig Levintian (ol Bow D neon. arch 31, wb o att § Pe cling from ihe water eu jy atiached wo a Henry cheountered « © ot Wek i move ae pegeene, ce ‘saios rong wih wel hay They et mein it Rosen) ree a tog, 13 Gaye, vie wince 10 Have Sita Was Tas ‘eae poomedoner dara, Z days, with onnte, te Hunter, Phiteteinhia. ¢ daze, ith, 2 Quareau Has gowe to +(e), of Cornwaltte, N 8. ter with inde to LD De Wolfe. Marthe naa, apoke Br bare Lancaster, rom fr As), Kelly, Greytown, Nie, Marat Cape Bi for Bx ‘Bohr BN Binith A. with hides to # dete Sarah Mille hs ) nevert 4 tor ooy, 0 whaling bark of of ‘maroon tard the crew! of wht Vhlindet pun, toundeowd Rivter, Tobaso March 10. with make Aion TS ew Tih inet, lat 4 miles tistaet, Sane Jes few days previews for Mew York. one Hallet (of Canine). Parker, wood, ue Miller & Hon) Ore inet, ware, in the huis NE gale, shove bows ey and low 1S cate feck Pale Lora ie ining Tir) immings, Ragamt Catan, Wa, Nt) Hunter Br), Mepride, ee Dewalt Bodine, Vir Rene 7 Dees, Brno vy. Taman, Alexaorria, 4 dage. Somley “hathiesore 4 dove Holes. Balumore Fee, Baltimore for Valk Rivem, Rorkiand. 4 de: ene M Broamer v Aprils, to U ® Quarvermanter Rurvunmo—UK tamer Sumier, Acting Master Jv Wie fi hener, with a brig be tow, haw MeCiehan. Grey naw ~ for Shanghar, te rung, ety me Mowmon, Pott. oie SAILED tial, OM Mowbaet (en, Bob, ahd BD others Miseet fee port arctrals above ‘sy Jobe Baxter, of by Lipper ehip Mate, om Hp Lavoie (AB), $48 tan, built ot Freeport been wold at 6260 o Wueramere ‘Ag LAT tone, allt at Ralom in tit, haw don privale teria ows Nicaron. Hineks, sailed from Morn Havana, returned Hh inet, baring io & heavy gait oo the leat Ane bla of ep poke. faione |i mas bem, permed musa” oreiga Porte. . Core, tavne, Merce te por bg Beate Ones, tan *Stanrerole, March SO—Arr bark Joseph Meigs, Reker, he: Gasriees Bie, March S—Le port et Prance, (rom SV erm ore Dieting roe i= teow ereoiag American Ports PRANOISOO Apr tear wiramshin Oniten . Weue Yabo, Marry, NYork vin Koo I rv oe ee | Howe Koma