The New York Herald Newspaper, April 1, 1864, Page 8

rn AT THE ROOMS OF TUS CHAMBER COMMERCE. A woetiag of gentiomen was beld yesterday afiernoon, at tbe rooms of tbe Chamber of Commerce, 61 William street, (0 inaugurate a movement in aid of the suffering Union citizens of East Tennessee. From the facts laid bofore the meeting by Col, Taylor, from that section, Uhoee people are subjected to a degree of euflering and hardships whic certainly entities them to the sympathy and support of their fellow cttizens throughout tbe eountry. ‘Seth B. Hunt, Esq., was caifed upon to preside, and 8. A. Stevens, bsq., was appointed Secrotary. ‘The SECRETARY read the call of the meeting, after which ‘Re read a letter Trom J. 8. Brown, regretting that he could aot be present at the meeting, but ox pressing bis Fearty ‘woneurrence Mi the object for which was called, etatiug ‘Wat he was prepared ¢q contribute Yo the fund prop csed 80 We'ccllected for the benefit of those people. A letter was also read from the Provost Marsbal of ‘Esst Towmereve in answer to a jetter from Brigadier Gen era) R. Anderscu,a which be stated that the condition cof the people'there was much worse than it was repre- wenles. Vor the last four months, be said, from 40 008 to 60.000<reope bad been operating in East Ten- ‘pesse®, from 10700 to 15,000 of which were cavalry, apd Dy their occupation of the coupiry they bad consumed “the entire subgiance of the people, who were now left sentirety Westitute of the moans of enpport. Mr. TayLom, ihe representative io Congress from Fast Tepmessee, was called upon tostate to the meeting the wants of-his fellow citizens. Be said be regretted to ave to detat! the candition of hia friends in Uhat section of the country. Befire the war commenced the people ‘of Enst Tennessee wore prosperous and happy; but siace Ae rebe!lion broke out, in consequenee of the loyal attitude which (bey assamed in de’ence of the old government, desolation bad swept over the country. When the Union army drove the rebels from that part of the State it en- gendered a feeling of revenge in the hearts of the seces- swurete, and when the tide of battle again left the coun- try in the bands of the rebels the ‘spirit of retaliation was Tully aroused, avd ‘between the two contending armies East len: essee was left barren waste. Tho worst fea- ‘ture of'the whole case was that those wbo bad lived in opulence and were considered the rich men there were reduced to the same jevel with the poorest inhabitant, apd many of the latter class were compelled to subsist on raliens served out to them by the government. He appealed to the people of the North. who bad not ‘tasted tho biter cup of war, to come forward and con tribute of ther means to the relief of their Unton breth- ren who were cnvironed by a hostile and relentless foe. This was the condition of the people of Fast Tennessee— brave and loyal to the covstitution of their fathers— whose cause he bad co feebly pleaded before the wealthy and humane pe pie iew York General SrRonG, RoveRT B. Roosrvent and General Wat- rRDcR succeded Colonel Tay ior, and appealed in forcibie language to the meeting ov the necessity of contributing Wo the relief of this suifering pe pie. The fo.iowing committee was then appointed to receive contriboticns and prepare an address to the people of New York in aid of the movement, which promises to be fruitful of good results: — Joho C. Green, Jotun A Stevens, A. A. Low, Jonathan ‘Sturges, Seth 8. Hupt, James M. Brown, CR Roberts, Hiram Wal bridge, J. Taylor Jobnston, rchibald Haxter, Wm. R aching he sckson 8, Shultz, Charies Butler, Robert 1. Roosevelt. Morton, Robert Lenox Kenuedy,G. P. Putnam AG Riches S.H. Gay, Ee MEBTING or P Fy 2 . Jaffray, George ‘Griswold, David Hoadley After the appointment of the committee the meeting adourned MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Buaniam—Bravert.—On Wednesday, March 30, at the Summerfichd M. E. church, Brooklyn, by the Rev. A. K. Saplord, Avon BcrwaaM, Faq, to Mies Ameua &., daughter of Wm. §, Burnett, Beq., all of Brook); a. CoxmEun—( L00T?.—In Brockiya, oa Thu ,» March 31, by the Rey, Samuel Longfellow, Rowenr Comin to ‘Anna, daughter of the late Charles M. Gieott. Lurron—Ranncirn —At Piscataway, New Jersey, on Thorsday, darch 3. by the Rev. J. Stephenson, Mr am , of Owego, New York, to Miss Euora F. Ran- DoLTH, 0! the tormer place No cards, Loxb—‘emrieron —At St. Jobn’s Ee George- town, D.C . on Tuesday evening, March 29, by the Rev. La P."Tall:pgbast, Mr. PRANK PIsksON LORD, or New Yor! fo Mies Low H. Temruxron, daughier of Colonel Wm. C: Templeton, of New Orleaus. No cards. wm Monnce— aR.—UD Monday, March 28, by the Rev. A. Cookman, \ inLiam P. MUNROE 10 EVELEEN, daughter of spor late Wiliam C. Decker, of this city. © Rati y—Rese.—l0 @rookiyn, on Wedoesday, March 50, at &t. James’ cathedral, by the Rev. Joho Turner, V. G., Perur W. O'ReLy 0 AGNes Many Resseu. Van 1: GEN—Norton —On Thureday, March 31. by the Rev. Mr. ieee at the residence of the bride’s uncle, Colone: J. W. Muton, No. 166 West Forty-eigbth street, Mr, Hawny Vax IxGES to Miss Aura Noton. Diea. ALeEKreon —On Wednesday evening, March 30, Lovise ‘SBELLY, io!avt daughter of B. D. and M. L. Albertson, aged 1 The relat: ves and friends of the family are respectfully invited to atiend the (uneral, trom tbe residence of ber parents, No. 9 Bethune street, on Saturday afternoon, at oue o'clock. Brras.—On Tharsday moruing, March 81, of scarlet fever, Canr't Troxr, second daughter of Leander W. freepieid Hii, Coun, aged 6 years, 6 mouths Se'days. Funerai eervices will take place at the residence of Mr. James triggs, Le Kalb avenue, Brooklyn, first house ab ve Throop, this (Friday) morning, at baif past eight o'clock. Relat.ves and friends are respectfully invited. Banxet.—Suddeniy, ob Thursday morning, March 31, GeoRGE Fraeuan, scl George acd Rosina Barnes, aged 5 years, 10 monthe and 4 days. The reatives and friecds of the family are respectfally tovited to attend the ‘uners!, nday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the rents, Ralph nue, pear Broadway, Brockisp Boum —Oa Thureday, March 01, Carusnixe Errno xm Vakain, wife of Cuas. Goize,of this city, a native | of Charle vil! 7 years and 7 months. ‘The funera: {rom the late residence of the deceased. 153 Wooster street, ob Sunday afternoon, at two 0°¢.00K. Cauni—On Wednesday, March 30, Mary Ezanc danghter of Jobo and Catharine 7. Cabill, aged 3 years, moths and 16 day: The friends of the family are re pectfaliy invited to at ee Of her parents, 4 Friday) afterp op, at tend ihe fuveral, from the residen: Hodson street, one o'clock Coan —At Jersey City, 223 Grand street, Ja younge:t son of Robert B. cersey City, ths wes RoseRr, and Catharine Coar, of water 4 months and 1 day. y are respectfully invited to a!, tnis (Friday) m » Ab ten o'ch ek, wetday, Match 30, Davin Donzmi, a ed 63 years ¢ place {rom the church of St. Vin cont de Paul, West lwenty-third stre-t, rear Sixth ave. Satordey morning, at ten o'clock Feiier.—Un Weduesday, March 80, of congestion of the brain, Hanky, youngest son of Francis A. apa Elizabeth S. Faller, aged 2 years, 6 months and 12 daye. Services ai the Church of the Ascension, corner of Fifth avepve apd Tevth street on Saturday mornipz, at eleven o'clock. The m7 tives and friends are invited to attend. Berton ps jewse Copy. Fannine +00 fhursday, March 81, Mrs. CLanissa Fan ING, aged 67 years and 1] montbs. ‘The funeral will take place cn Satarday morning, at Balf-past eleven o'clock, from the residence of ber sop in- law, Alfred 1). Ludi. w, Clifton, Staren ‘siand. Fick —At bis residence, No’ 29 Mercer strect,on Wed. wesday aliervoon, March 30, at bal!-past two o'clock, Hawky Fick, of Hanover. ‘Ube foversl taxe p 20 Mercer etreet, this (Frida The friends and relatives are ment so Lutheran Comstery. Gavee.—Cb Thursday, March 21, alter a lingering ill. ese, Mise HaRRIPT AmBLIA GateR, aged 46 years. Tue funeral services will take pace op Saturday after. Deon. at three o'¢ Ock @i tbe rescence of ber brother-in- Brookiyn, apd on ¥ Ot the reticence of ber brother, Dr. O. B. Gauge, eiplia. yee Vniladeiph s papers. ace from bis late residence, No. ‘Lernoon, at two o'clock. invited to attend, Wilt ingiou ¢ copy. Hasour.—On March 29, at seven orcicck, Mrs. Canouixe Creima ‘Fucent. widow of Jono Gilbert’ Haight aod daughter of lawresce Ackerman, 4 years. The frienis and relatives are respect’ ully invited to at. tent the funeral (without fur ther notice), mt hor late re eidevee, 39 Smith street, bet w \VibgsWp and Sober. merborn streets, Brow Friday) afterpeop, at three o'clock. Serv at St. Peter's church, State street, Dear Hoyt, at baif-p ast three o'clock P. M. Torkiss —On Thursday, March 31, Wussam A, Horsins, infant son of Win. A. and Josephine Hopkins, aged months and 7 days. The rejatives and friends are invited to attend the faperal, from his parente’ residence, 214 West Sixteenth street, On Saturday afternoon, at ope o'clock. Lawien —On Wedposday morning, March 90, after a jong and pain{el illness, whieb be bore with Christian rerig pation, agg Lawier, native of Bray, county Wicklow, irelan ine relatives rm friends of the family are respectfully wviied 40 attend the fuperal, from hie late residence. 27) (ust Nioth etreet, this (Friday) morning, at eight o'clock © the Charcb of the Immaculate Conception, Fourteenth #treet, pear avenue A, where & moss requiem will be iter e wbich ‘the re. mevery for inter. offored up for tbe repdse of bie soul: maine will be conveyed to Calvary meut. Mamen—On Thoreday, March 31, of jon of the |, THOMAS BODKIN, e@l:lest son ‘of Nic ‘apd Mary ©. Maber, late of Galway, Ireland, aged 9 years and ¢ months 4 Tuam ee pers please Siscscees —00 Th ay hey $1, of voaret fev ALBURE ALOCETA. Feocat agi of Theodore delipe A Magagnor yoare an . ‘The relatives and friends are invited te attend the eaera, from the residence of her parents, 231 Scher- merborn street, Brooklyn, on Sunday afternoon, at two New 0 Orleans, Boston and Sap Franciec papers please rarepia, 18 Monroe stree%, ibis (Friday) afternoon, at (70 o'clock Russe. —Ov Wedneeday evening, Marcb 30, Many Kuza- Be", ODly daugbie of Jono Jacob ab, Rosse, aged'3 months, The friend? apd relatives of the family are repens wnvited to ‘attend tbe Tuveral, from the residence of PATeOLS, Vortboast corner Third avenue aad Fifty ‘four street, Uris (Friday) alternoon, at one o'iock. Swayy.—Io Broly, oa Wednesday, March Maseh 98, Whe. Canovune, wife of Thomas Swany, aged 44 years, 8 mov chs and 1§ @ays. “:be {riends ud relatives are reapectfully invited to witend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at Ball past Uhree o'clock, (rom her late resilence, corner of Court and Baltic strecis, South Brooklyn, without further inves tation. ‘SrewaRn.—On Wed March 30, Wittiam Samui, youngest child of Andrew ‘abe Jane Stewart, aged 1 year, © muti and 6 days. ‘The reiatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited wo attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at two otclock, witbout further Invitation. ‘Sanr#.—I0 Philadelphia, on Monday evening, March 21 ot feurisy pneumonia, Jonn R. Sai, scenic artist, of this cit SuyTi,—On Thursday morning, Marcb 31, Wittam Gip- sox Suvra, sou of Williim H. aud ADD Jane’ Smyth, aged T months and 18 d Friends and relatives are respectfalty tnvited to altend the fuperal, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his parents, 19 State street. TiLo0 —On Thursday merning, March 31, Emy, wife of Francis Tillou, m the 42d Rage of her age. The relatives and friends of tbe family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, ou Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock, from ber late residence, 43 Weet Twenty- ninth atreet. TURNER.—Un Wednesday, March 30, Susanxan, wife of Jobn Turner, in the 30th year ef ber age. ‘The relatives and {riecds of the family are respectfully invated to attend the funeral, from her late residence, on Meeker avenue, near Ewen street, leavers: Leb, ‘this (Friday) af:ernoon, at three o'c! TaOmak—On Sunday, March 27, “ot scarlet fever, ‘Tueovore F.A., son of the late William A. Thomas and stepson of Francis E. Metzger, aged 6 years and 6 months. Halifax (Nova Scotia) papers please copy. Vosrunai.—On Weduesday, March 30, ABRAM ELMORR, youngest son of Emmegean and the late ‘Colonel Abram mily are respectfally invited to attend the funeral, op Friday afternoon, at two o’cicek, from the residence of bis mother, 145 West Twel(th street, without farther invitation, Warn.—On Thursday morning, Mareb 31, Heuty Maria, widow of Oliver Delancy Ward, in the 78h year of ber re. The relatives and friends, and those of her sons, Oliver D. opd Wilijam A. Ward, and ber son in-law, Dr.’ James W. G. Clemente, are invited to attend u funeral, on Saturday morning, at ten o'clock, from the Church of ‘the Redemption, Fast Fourteenth strcet, between Third and Foarth avenues. The remains wiil be taken to Kastchester for interment. Wanyar.—At New Brunswick, N. J., on Wenderday, March 23, Cuas. ¥. Warner, aged 33 years, of coneump: tion, Ris remaine were interred at New Brunswick. _SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR NRW YORK—tn18 Dav. 5 45) Moon rises. BIGH WATE SON FISK morn 217 SUN SETS. eve a: 53 Port of New York, March 31, 1803, CLEARED. had pu Gases: Pratt, London—B R Morgan & Wiley. Bark Gazelle’ Black, Barbados—F T:owbridge’s Sons, Bare Morning Siar (Br), Blerling. St Jago—Wadell & Co. rig Fortuno (Danian), Reimesr. Pernambuco—Funch, mente & Wen Brig Echo (ar. Borns. Cardenas—Tru illo & Vining. Brig Jana Adriana (Hol), Franken, Phlladelphia—Funch, Meincke & Wendt, Schr Edward (Br), Babin, Balifax—B F Small & Co. Sehr C Pendleton, Church, Key West—L Kenny. Sebr Lamont Dnpont, roo Beaufort—Murt & Neph. Sent Rh Vermilse, Egbert, Fortress Monroe Pd Cam: bell san E A Anderson. pou Fortress Moptoe—F J Cam- Schr J Marah, Leeds, Fortress Monroe—P J Cambell. Schr B Baxter, paces. Chine ue! Cambell » Sebr Anne Ke alee, Ba!timore—Van Brunt A Sing hr Teabel, Tavlor, Philade!phis—J W McKee. Bent WC Atwater, Rackets, Philadelphiac i & Racket & Son. oor © Chamber'ain, Porter, Philade!phia—Baker & Day- 1D. — J G Huntington, Lowell, Philadelphia—Baker & Day- Schr MG Turbell, Handy, Philadelphin~Baker & Dayton Sehr G W Cuming. Routh. Philadelphia—Baker ton, Schr Seneca, Phinney. Poiladelphia— Baker & ‘Daylon. Schr Yankee Maid. Spear. Porismouth—8 W Le Scr Gol Lester, Perry, New Bedford aon "8 Wood. gar’ Wm Gray, Buell, Providence—H & Racket. Harriet Smith, Holcomb, Soow Bill, Md—Moreau & er Ootorara, McLaugbin. Baltimore Steamship Ae ba aap. Port Royal. Non (bs ). Wotton, March 27,3 PM. with passengers, to 0 & Assistant Quarier- master, avth wet. iat 86 28. lon 7442. Lad a a territic gale !rom veering NE, with @ very heavy sea, ‘b Jasted until 12 Mon Whe ab, are a (0 8 transport), Creamer, Forwress mente roe, wo U 5 Quartermaster. Stour stig Aamirsi Dupont (0 Besanepori, Emerton, ale: dria. 0 US Quartermaster. EB and NE AR ec ast tant 18 Parker. miles § of Abec- p Wi ig, benee fer San Francisoo, with fous of fore. fouin anc mizen topmasis and mainmaet head was sieeriog 8; did not ask for any assistance vq Bib Chanerilor (Br). Jones. Liverpool, March 3, with . 2 Guion, Had some sirong NW to SSW } - 3 “Seah runt 2: 41 30, lon 49 89. spoke ship Queen, bene | Yor Liverpoo! ELip Norway, Mosher. Liverpool, Feb 28, with mdse “pai rs. to Trak & Dearb jad the ith inst, then bear) lon vb 3), when we hich lost iralc from ENB to N. in opgallaptmast main and mizen J topgadantmaste. with yards, sails and all at ed, started everything about the aeck, &c. Ship Join bradshaw (Br), Mosely. Liverpool. 64 dave, with con. to master. Had heavy W gales theentire passage: 29th Det. let gale from Ft 2 gale | Weather vers thick with rato. after making se: eral tacks to work off shore found the water shealing and not being able | n forthe bar. in crossing whieh struck bot- mes, causing the ship to /eak some; came tn and ietla volden), Mente, Mania, 140 dara ¥ 28, Care of Good Hope’ Jan 19, Bt Helens fe 10 A A Low & Bri at! gue Bove bulwarce, siaacheons, co ering S coors. Ac: lost galley. boats, eplit sails, ‘a nea inaking a clean breach over ber, filling the ¢ atanchor inthe Lower a4 curing the NE Siow, came in eolifsion with Nor bark Dagms, re- sight lamage. Paseo wert. Lee. Maranham, $4 dare, w x winle a eo 5. 178 ncke & Wer war fouled by 0 fore wpalivard, en tark He foreyard, jibboom, head r i hod bawathe, eprung vowsTrt, stove nud chafed tie bows | badly, and lost an anchor with 45 fx bain Brig Zero (Hr), Benson, Bathurst, °9 cava, with bides, tod 9 Gott, Balttmore for Boston. s Zhmer, Mason, Philadel pbia tor Boston. mr Moribere Light, Ireignd. Fliadelpnie for Boman. 5 Calwalader, Willams, Philadelphia for Sast Cam. bridge. NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1864, trees jettisoned cargo; L, leaky D, damaged at sea; P, put in pot damaged by fire; Mision ; 8, stranded. .] New York [Norfotk. St Thomas. |Nawsan New Yoré |Washineto: Bermuda. | Wikiningt’n} wat Catan ....!Dunkirk 1c --[EWerpect New York ine. i Hong Koug [Liver New York .|New York |NOrieans. {I Bude 8nd |Adeiaide, * New York Liverpool. |New York ‘]Ardrossan [Boston .|Giaszow.. |New York Liverpool. . | Boston. ; Tiverpoul New York ot | Boston... 18 Francisco! Underworth |Caleutta... |London Todd. New York. [x Pranciseo on [Liverpool {at Boston... Woodwari.'|New York. |$ Francisco) Christensen. |New York" |Melbourne ‘]Pepion.......{ Marseilles...) New York Pennell Eluabibet: |Yortiand race « Live Phila. Guipuzeeannor. Fr New York. Rordeaus, @ Eolenborg, Pras ol lNew ¥ Onward. Trefrey ......] Newport... )...... 2... nen of Pleet, Br New Yorke oman .. a ieg's |New York rab Shanghae, |New Yo! Tempest Blizabthot. |Aspinwa Windward.......: Ba tumore . | Boston Brian. Abbott Lawrence... | Raitimore... Gatharine Rogers..|Y. “|Nitediond [New York mma (ifan)... Bus Ayres. |Hor'on jeorgia. -|Boston Port Royal Geo'E Rickman New York. | Phila Henrico (Duteb) ...|Bns Ayres feado, 1. Boston ev ‘St Martins’|Roston St Marting. |New York :/Foulpoint.. |Mauriuus. Mary eater tii" |alark | ld Ly Lignt cme) New York. | Roston DAVID VWAOTAOKES NAT TOn VUUOTMOV TTS Sh TO TOTO TOSOUT! vy NtMlONe ..... «26. At Boston, Annie Westbrook Bal more : Providence Alabama... Baiavia Britannia. Cc Forsyth |B -| Barton... .. « Pp Bickev.... -|Borion'. 1] 8 :| Amesbury. hile, 8 Thompeon. *[Gloncestor.| P +} Taylor. AtH Ras. P At Boston.| S Rrownlor Havana, |? |Baldaon. Aprtedore | & New York Pp Bi ia i Kittery” Fr ih 8s St John NB} 8 Portiand, H May Clinton. rk. G 1 M Sewell .. Kittery...) At HtRoads| P Neptune Key West. [Ft Monroe | A Phoenix (Fr) New York. [Cornwall's | C Richard Vaux, [New York. | Phita 8 RL Kenney. eee re ‘Hamp Rds [New York.| D Boston Port Roval | L Baltimore. |S Andreas | R NRedford | Phi 8 Fleteher. Bath Phi aicce] B Wilkes Baltimore. 'Belfast, Me D Misceliancous. Sreamenrp Otrwrvs, Capt McMickan, of the Cunard-Guion line, salled yesterday for Queenstown and Liverpool. Sreamsmip Esgue, Capt Adams, sailed yesterday for Ha- vana, Snip Nortn Atraxtic, destroyed by Gre at Calcutta, was 799 tons register. built in 1849 at Portsmouth, NH. aud bailed from Newbursport. Br Rane Lercnron, from Rilo Janciro ‘via St Thomas, at Baltimore on the 30th. lost aaii, buiwerks and water casks, an. was obliged to ont away the topgallantmasts in heavy weather on the &th. Bric Jone Cnnvstat. from Matanzas tor Philadelphia, with a cargo of mugar and molasses, jore on day night off Billotown, near Lewes, Del. Bhe hes in a good pomition to get off, Sonn Susan Moomm—Extract from a letter from Latimer Co; of Bt Johns, PR. dated March 2. Ton Swan. arrived from Halifax. reports havi ‘all Fy An Tat 31 02, ion Soethe bal of the res 192 tous, A. cismasted apd aban ith spar sd halle hanging alongside. STR AL XDER YOUNG, fees ~~ reel for Port Roy- al. went ore nine miles south of oe Her and afier beating on the beach some time. rent to re Crew fered Ba tous Fated Ad. wae Baill at Petsrnbusg, NI im 1861, where she was owned. ve nln Pies Ere vot An (of Tuckerton, NJ). Haneoe, from Sige’ 1a for Fortress Monroe, wrecked at Cape Henr} re. sielered 249 tons, rated Az}s, and was built at Tucker in | ‘ee mJoRN CrawroxD. from Bostoy for Washington. with hay. which patings Hamytom Roads Je diamested, with five feet water in her hold, having experienced heavy weaih er, during which she was brown on her beam ends. Senn Btw Ory. Wilson, of and from Newhure. NY, for Norwich. with lumber, sprong a leak of Stratton Pot 23d uit.and blled with water. Schr Compromise, B from Elizabethport for Providence. towed her into Port Jefferson, where Joad and went on marine railway ey 0) it ao. with her, and he discharged deck pairs. Notice to Mariners. Notice is hereby civen that th Baatterchlet Shoe? Light Veasel. that parted her moorings on the 23d inst, was re jaced upon ber station on the 2*tn inst. By order of, th ie Li NRF Roare, ase 0 5 jouse Inspoetor. Boston, March 39. 1) - Queenstown, Feb Ship Molocka, hence for Naples was seon March 28, lat 40 16, ion 70 Spreign Ports. Rvevos Aynus. Jan %6—To port Br bark Georctana. for Boston. 10 ¢ave. Sid Jan 24, Br brig Harkaway, Boston. Bariorse, Feb 2—No Am vessel tn port, aweKPOCL, Mareh 15—Arr shins Excelsior, Pendteton; ‘ah. Manson; Cutwater, Russell, aod Underwriter, dain ton. NYork Sirynva. March 4—Cid bark Stariight, Reynolds, Palermo. American Port: BOSTON. March 30—Arr Rr bark Witch of the Ware, B cid A Dresser, Hatch, Ale’ ‘lark, Washingron. ‘sid. steamer d bound, berore reported. re H_ Kennedy. P Sticke, r Tonn PB Weihe- . dO; 24th, ancher fn the Ro L, March IX—Are brig John 19th. schr CL ORT Ri i phiadet P sr word. do: 22d. brige Aifred, H sf rel, Thomps p. do: echr Cont 9 Buck, E Portland: Express, Ranrs, NY barks Eliza ‘ol Schr J, Burley, Williams, Philadelphia for Rast Camtridge Schr © W Locke, Handes, Philadephia for Cambridge ort PStor R Corson. High, Philsdeiph Sehr James Lovan, Sinith, Pbilsdelpbia SebrL & R &mith. Smith, Philadelphia. Senr Mora, Chadwick, Elizabetbport tor Boston. ind, Gill. Portland, 3 dare. Crowell, Boston, 3 4 Rondout for Porila: Piermont for Nerve § transport), Kiog. ‘Port Royal, er. Us Cambridgeport. Sehr Jorn Jon Steamer Jobo 4 dass, 10 Shet—Steamers Olympu Wind ai sunset NB. Marine Total Losses Disasters Re- ported in March, 1864. From a reeord kept by I. H. Upton, Secretary of the Ame- rican Shipmasters Association, we bave compiled the follow: tng lst of total lonses aod disasters for March, 1864.— Feariess ty Gorbam Babson . 0 eur Elio ji . TOTAL LOSES. eee egrets rane. | made. | ge | wrerewe | # 1 ‘Algoton vs: | Byrnes | NOsleane.. Maiamor » Spread Bagle..."../..... m [EtsVEoulel Bo wt J..[Singapore..| 302 Pose 00] ings a te iter. [Mo 1096 Hope i GFN nedta 747 Lowe Napoie b. ||Merung... |famburg.. |New York: | 865 | kucr Thompson... |Crocker:.../Sew York: /Liverpool. . 1499 Nori Auanile..../ Calcutta. 79 Nebula (Br) Carcitt. 70 ‘ 4. Mine: 198 jaltimere. Liverpool “a | Vanei on, | Built v9 Westward ito kingon. Of Boston 1680, Windsor Forest... \Curtis.." (Liverpool. |Cardiff.... .(1226 Total... tenes 13,649 Corintivian (Dan). |Qutetine 40 Jane ¥ W e | Young | 396 Scandinavia . 420 | Woo aueel!...ubuer” \Guant‘oam Phila, as Total 1400 Diamond of Deep |Boudret on ee |Boston.....) 951 He pe +| Durant... Liverpool. .| Bubiin 145 watt riche Duitehy" i order... Caracom... New York. | 166 peeeh..... | Bate, 2 me: | Ww? Nacuasket Ray 2) 225 Hlver Oleud ¢ Chailie giana. |Mesesu,..:| 198 Sporting Last (Br)!............ [Of Bydney Wratng | 10 Total.. oo 00 ece roe.| 274 349 ho H Bie. | 2h DW Bidridge ng Alice. Foukin (ist ef {Gouin ¢ Pay rela’ . he Chromo! Beaulort Lee! Rowe New York Lydia App. Ea that Glimcre: Chane. Martha Jane. Prinef $ —On Thursday moreivg, March 31, Wrure ' a= on ma ape a B an, aged’ 2 years, poester. Hew Fork.) 19 relatives avd friends are respectfully invited to jatcbn | ed RSA is lave reeicence, Third avenue, ber Gage tBr) tte ware R foun } wear 1264b street, 00 Su afternoon, at one o'clock. | Zeniand {r), Lypool, NS} Sse NS Temains wil) be interred in Greenwood Cemetery. ™ pmenddeniy, at Tremont, Westchester county, "ip eemina Cara aRIne mes Seymour Nexon ‘aud te eiweareaay, March 30, OTorwmi, Bowman ea James sod Kilen © Downe! aged 1 your and 26 days siends aud relatives of tbe family are reepectfully torlied to ‘atjend the funeral, from jhe residences of ber Tota! ro Lose . Bieamers ape 9 Ships ah as booners, ee cid Park 149 a Total 21 IRS PARTIAL LOSARS, Those marked R, returned in distress; A, arrived in die | , Springbok Pereardina Cld 19th, schre Sam! Castner, Jr, Rob Biectrie Spark, Merdall, New, Beis in n. Jacksoneilleg Tigzie Maul, Pramntes.. Ferns 284," NYork H nian, steamer rere Hancow NY ork: 21 2 on xter, Stetser. Philade Endicott. Phtiadeiy wha: 191d, Colins. NYork: bark Harry FR any Race, NYorw; 25d, Maloy. : 4, Gprirgoa, Godiary. WW Smith. Tooker, NVork: Hie, ors wood, Philadsisiiae Win Pickering. nh oe tye snow Sioall, Shep! ord Baltimore peed. and B Delan DB Warren, ern mes Blake, do: fh binaon 3M Bircomay Dovg'ass; Wm ii Ti rrows C. Clerk. Philatelphia, PHILADELPHIA, Taarch scar sebren Wilkin. Cole, NYork: Fremont, Paine. Provi Cid schre Jas Bar ict rere War Steed, Geo Rawaroa. Weeks on ei Mary A Teter, Gacen, Sal Oe ish on ee son; BB he= Arr schrs H Staples Githe. New Better: Hillard, and Pacific, Farroe. Nvcrk. Cid ship Moro Ker Weat; hark Linds. Hewitt, Ciontiegony sche Taner eid. May, Bor PORTLAND, Mares 28—Art bric Almore Macbinsport for NYerk Cla tare Waltham, Wheeler New Onican brig B Sherman, Washington le: 15th. sche J L Leach, : ry RELIGIOUS NOTICES, : * TH SEBKERS.—srinirs IN AND out of the body will torm circ e Brocaway and Twenty ining {11 AM. on Sun +P Woe wontertul @ f Alseane. Patient P.M a epirt will speak, oelectet by the audience. At 7h MILLINERY. M ME. B. WILLIAMS HAS ROW, ornr HER NEW A most extensive stock of Pale Ronress, Round eourures. Flewe Ribbons. Ae. Lad i NNeassoriment one of the choices: Lid which hes "yet troduced im this city. No. 12) Ninth street, near OCULISTS AND AURISTS. APRCIAL, HUMAN EYR8 MADE TO ORDER AND waeried PY eg B. BAUCH & GOTORLMANN, 599 Brosdway, New York. QURCTACLES REAL | BYP, PRESRRCERG— BAK nt Tinproved.—Protero: b rately ad 9 Getoct * prone itatne ive visions ot bia bless bjs cele bratee s7* prose 28 Grand siree! THE LECTURE sEAson, MPOR ‘ANT Lacrunes p DAILY, FOR GE at the New York Masoum of Anatomy. way. bien unable to attend these lecigree cap Rave thems n ipt of ten cents by addressing Secretary useum of ADatomy DANCING ACADEM rw SEARINO'S PRIVATE, Danctna ACADEMY, ertued ph tien times cant ‘aa daiprivace eosons OOP day to those who wish (0 ae mule j ‘STEAMBOATS. Ae TPORD ooo Ens were PPP ASTPORD ap and er nar Parcuint foquire of Baxto wt} ith 112 Bouth 8. A Billiard Table; mart) at 217 Bleecker at. BALE AAPA Lp abeons posgwoop vax BILLIARD Badung | best ay da. For sale by P intaN i wi Ciener of tombs and Spr MEDICAL Owingto the crowded siate of our columne we ars om Paligg, v9 omit etl avertigements comrog under the abore id MISCELLANEOUS, ORNS, BUNIONS. BAD NAVLS, CHTLBLAINS, in by Dr, RICE, Surgeon Chiro Cera ‘heer Cuizens Rank. RICE'S Anaiilator eurce x. mail 50 cents. _ ‘Chatham sare, New York. SIX PER CENT TirEnter ALLO! obra is made on or before April L wil) drAW Sci to VAN PELT, President. $8 Bow: ry, ov Cor as, 3 RAD ADELINE & THE TEMPTED: f SUDDEN MARRIAG NOW READY IN TNE NEW YORK Vimsny, BLING THE TEMPTED: Re 4 DGEN MA von now READY IN THE BaD ADELINE Mtg pine Now SeADY IN? Cnancrs D. Barry, Lee D. Bar: frou Buco GOLD COMPANY MINES. BRIGGS AND GREGORY LODBS, GILPIN Cou county, pee COLORADO. EAD ADELINE THE TEMPTED; APITA SUDDEN M OARKEAL, Now READY IN TRE NEW YO 10,000 SHARES, DEAD ADELINE TOE TEMPTED, E SUDDEN MARRT an eeee. Now ‘READY IN THE NEW YOuR Wire Ly TRUSTEES. AD ADELINE, THY TEMPTED J. SMITH BRIGGS, Colorado. i RE EADY INTHE NE wanhrage ‘kEKLY SNEHONY ABNOUY, Seg ‘ork. ~_xOw REDDY ABW YORK WERELT. eon! Hadis RCAC is THE FIREMEN, _ © O.ALGER. ne MPIRE STEAM FIRE ENGINE COMPANY (HO, Ps No. 4 Contre street, rh mont ‘Tryon row.—Tbe ny the above company wou! t Fespectn'l ladien partioula Ei President—J. SMITH BRIGG ‘Treasurer—-WALTER E. LAWTON, TTL EJOHN. Secretary—D. ‘Li Seam. Mutendent CHARLES HBR ialng Superta i i oS Prick, S OLIPF STREET, New YORE: sere al OLE CrEaican BANK—NEW YORK. MARCH 16, 1864 — Forty ninth Dividena —The Pre: nt aod tH this Bank baye thie Fy declared perce ividend of Saye Seell nant By orton of the oO Geena ery vt ayo ry y order uf the 8 G. WILLIAMS, Cashier. m bers ‘ovite thelr ALLAC aA BAND ie GIVE A BALL AT IR- phere: lay evening, April 12, for the fe Uiied Bates Sanitary Commission, dered, Tickets. $2, _ odinit a gentle. ‘Several pereliicn, will be ren n to be ad at trvi cipal BEOAE BANK.—NEW YORK, MARCH 21, eee - Pog ober of the baud, rf ord. “pg ELECTION. —The stockholders of this bank are hereby Rolified that the annual election for Directors and for Ia- tors al the next Meaatrheaieg will be held at the Banking House. on Monday the, 4th day of April next, be- ween jure of 1 and 2 o'clock, G. G, WILLIAMB, Cashier. jBxCAgO AND ROCK 1SLAND RAILROAD COMPA Wallace, No. 6) Marion street. Li ADGH AND GRoW Far. rue PHUNN (EST, A semiannual dividend of three per cent on the Just Issued, has been found, by chewloal analys's, to con- capita soak af ey ny aud ‘the United States goveree lain as much nutriment as a leg of tautton, two apple pies, menttaxon tho same, Bas Geen dectared payable atthe cf. anoyster stew, a bushel of codfish cakes and a peck of e company. in the ee ‘of New York, on and after Gouehnats. the 11th day of April next to the. sockholders‘or thelr teal Third edion now ready. caves who sha.] be registered aa such on the <i: in, aaa the company on the Ist Apri MATRIMONY. WHY RVERY MAN SHOULD MAR: rox. The -LOOKE will be closed on dhe afternoon of Ty—why every woman should marry—all may marry: | Briday, the lat day of Apri’ and reoseue on Saturday. the To know. read Mlustrated sees Guiae av’ Medical Ey +, Aaviser,” by Wm. Earl, M. D. 210 pages. Mailed rvery- TOWS, Bec'y Shere, in sewled envelope, for 25 cents Address 68 White street, New York, Mh day of April pr FRA New Yous, March 23, 1n64, "SANOIS RST NATIONAL BANK OF NEW YORK, Nt LL STREET, Designated Depository and ie Fiscal Agent of the United O GROPING IN THE DARK.—THE MIND BECOMES unelouded and clear as the sun at noon day after re: ing De Barrow's popular and beantifw ly Mlustrate! medical work, *' Human Frailty.”” It portrays the causes (hat fre- quenily lead to unbappy ehee NATIONAL 10.40 FIVE F PER CENT LOAN. f Hing all mie for the cure of self. | | BY Instructions trom the Secretary of the Treasury, dated poe weno fa thelr various forme and sages. Brio March 25, 1804, this bank wi'l receive subscriptions. for the Sante Mee reerery mraeee NY Ima vinETs TE et Ail tared cartinonem todeccoatie “after: tom aed coating ww ios F s acd iv BARRO Ae larch street, four dogs from vic ra from dats. in ‘coin, and will allow to banka, bankers ites te aa oy SC EET eae ECULIAR BOOKS PUBLISHED AT NO. 3) aan atrest NY, By CALVIN BLANCHARD. Bent Address on a stamped Envelope for circular, You can qct the books by 1 HE CONFESSIONS aap oT anetagr aie OF AN IN- Published for the benefit or andasacantionto young men and others who suffer from nervous debility, premature de: hood. &c., supplying at the sme time the means By one who has cured himself after under erable poll aid addressed envelope, single copies and brokers the u al commission of one-eighth of one per "This loan bears golé interest, payable semi-annually, on coupon and registered bonds of Sound peer, and annually nds of the denomination of $50 and $100. Jn subscribing. parties aco reqvired, to pay the accrued tn- terest from the Ist of March to the day of subscription, in coin or in currency adding 0 per cent ‘miam. The interest on this Joan is payable on the first days of Mareh ber in each year. semi annual coupons are payable at tose dates, and. th On the $60 ana $190 bonds aro payable on the lst of March. ‘The Secretary of the Treasury closes bis instructions in the following words:— On the above terms the First Nati al Bank of the city of New York, of which you are President, ix authori sed Teceive subscriptions to the national 10.40 loan. and POLITICAL. __ ~ | Boped that its exertions—on. the most. energetic nnd active OLITICAL, NOTICE Tg RS ide Ve oe hos roe Se cet oe ae P' ITIZERS ASgOCTATION OF THE Very fully. a8 chad: tect ROWN. Sec ars f the Ti ei ‘Presiden ‘To 8, 0. Tuourson, Eoq., President ee Brn. OSCHETDE , The coupon bonds will be ready for delivery early in f 4 —— REN, April, and registered bonds about the first of May. fed oe TR ROOSEVELT, - Remittances mi East Twelfth street, aes 1s Association has been organized and the above officers erected Eiilaene of the ward fo favor of an honest anil eco- nornical city government, Irrespective of party, are cordially favited to join the Association. AE CONSTITUTION At, UNION be made In legal tender notes, national rafts, & bar tn this city, addressed JAMBs ahier, ie FACETS, GREAT com. New Yorx, March 23, 1864. ua ae ‘mittee bi ee! at headq arters. Since Bonne, cor. OVERNMENT PEN-PORTY LOA of migee b street And Broadwar th ¢ (Pri iday) ev n' Dg, dscrib ' array o'clmex, WAL. NOTES, President ‘One. eiohTH ree CENT "ea TON, “Hgxny 8. Baxexei w wankers, ‘ TE REOULAR NONTBLY ¥ MEETING oe TASS jb OR "HURBAY'E CG Cie Hie, 1 Brood treet: Ward Democratic ( Association ANWIBAL ANI JOSEPH RAILROAD COM thigeyening st the Gish Ward Boll ‘Allmembers ‘A oy compen ine new lund bonde orthe-Waaet, ea a. 1 v -ATRICK J. BYRNES, al aod aid esp, Rata at aap oe Sib Sige pod W. J. Connoucy, Secretary. ofhee.. ¥ : DUNCAN, RMaN & CO, > ~ mg. SATU, WARD, PENOGEAT pi ce ec Al wi dance april ir atthe ard Hote Jd a KERS aiD oHARD me, motaee Py egy are respectf sored aie attend. Buy. aod emis Soares. a os ‘commission, 3 a aban is iMice AKL DUNN, President. P'THE REGULAR AND PUSLIO BOARDS MicnasL Gavaan, Secretary. Mitixe. STOCKS—AS WELL AS ALL OTHER KINDS of securities bought and sold st silt the Stock Beards in New Yo: arn Noob ‘ke. or otherwise commissio BERT H. jo. 62 Wil!iam Maus SOUTHERN “AND NOR NORTHERN INDIANA Second aoe yee hee —A few hundred me ID wi bh a premium will be 1Aid the ad deste of the company, No. 18 William WARD. rhe Tammany Fait Balingveane (of thie, ward will meet at Headquarters, nihavenus. this (Friday) oven ae April 1, at 8 o’eloce. JOHN 8. MASTERSON, ILLIAM BREBACH, Joux MULLIS, {Secretar Chairman. “LOAN OFFICES. —PAWNBROKERS’ TICKETS WANTED.—ALL PER- AW Sctoheving Tickews of Diamonas, Watches, Jewelry. Silver Ware, Gung. Pistols. Silks, value, would do well to call at 35 room No, 3, EW YORK AND NRW HAVEN Lary nerd com. Fourth avenue and Twenty seventh Tend ot . Mai Ba 19%4,—The interest on Morigage Ronds of this Compan: wat be paid on and thet Tender of the coupons at this a or Republic. OTICE.. OWNERS ‘AND. HOLDERS OF UNIVERS!. ty Bonds of the State of Minnesota, who wish to sell OF disrore of the same, are requested to cal! upon the sub- seriber, at 183 Chambers street. BR. B. GRAVES. PFICE 4 THE ST. NICHOLAS INSURANCE Roi ny, 165 Broadway, New York, Breedous An election tor Sirectera ‘ef tater cokes. and for inspectors of 4 nore elects vn, will be hela at this otee op Tuesday, Apr! 12, Detween the hours of 10 and 123 Oreiock As M. By onder is sie poard ‘Ac. who exvect their full Chatham street, up stairs, NEY LIBERALLY ADVANCED aT 7. A’ & OMEN DE Wate! He, JBWELRY, &c. AT? PAWNBROKERS* TICKETS WANTED ATIT Of Dismon's. Watches, Jewelry, tc. and more paid than can be obtained at an city, by epplying at 77 B eecker street. up states ‘placein the 9 altho RE RPE A 18 HENRY HYMAN'S, 658 BROADWAF. ¢ CORNER OF Boat wireet orm Ne: & upstaire—Wat par the highest cash price for Diamonds, set or unset: hes and Silver Ware. or advances made on the same; and also on Pianos, Proadw CARS Ves @ NASSAU STREET, ROOM NO. 2, THE HIGH- A vet prices are paid for loose or set Diarnonds. Wateh Jewelry of every description. Also, the mast lib: wances made on consiguinents of the above articles. by A. HONIGMAN, Diamonii Broker ADVANCES MADE. ON WATCHES, ire tee ARING, Seervtary. IPTION BOOKS TO A LIMITED NUMBER OF res of the Gunnell Gold Company are now open at | rscontaining the report of Fitz John Porter, sho: eenormous value of the property, can be had on ap- pifeatton to.as Si, & CO. Mot ‘William street. S198, AND LEATHER B\NK—NEW YORK, MARCH 1864 —Dividend=-A dividend of four pet. cent has this day deen declared f rofts Cd! ox Inonths, free from government tax, f 4th of Apri. The transfer book, rit be to the 4th of April. 1X PER CENT eer CITIZENS’ SAVINGS BANK, corner of Bowery and Canal street. Open evere day from Geseription. or the same boucht and aod, and Co SON, Br mission Merchant, 111 Grand street, two doors AWNAROKERS' TICKETS PURCHASED—AT 427 Broome strect, of Clothing. Diamonca, Dry Goods, Jewelry. fe. A large Lot of Ciothing for sale unredeemed pledges: Business Coats, from $3 to $10; black Frocks. $5 to $20: Overosats, $8 to $20; Cosstmere Panis, $3 to $i 1s PROADWAY — HIGHEST PRICES LOANED | S105. and on Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings 4 ON WaTcne MONDS JEWELRY. &C.. | from 510 7 Room No. 2 vin, Merchant ioom No.2 | Interest commences Apri! 1. 1864, Bank books in English, 8. Roo "rickets wanted. 4°2 a irondway German and French. GEORGE FOLSOM, President SkyMouk A. Bunce, Secretary. Y lad CONSOLIDATED GREGORY COMPANY. 482 Broadway Pawnbroke ____ WINES, LIQUORS, &0. TER BO ae CH AMPAGNE. ROYAL WINE OF ENGLAN! ‘The Gret aa pent of 500 cases of this exq ene Wine bas be of} » 4 rr Sreraaiie aymy0s direct from the ce.lars of the weil Known b MESSRS. DB VENOGE & CO. at Epernay. france, ad the present Jovaieg ‘will be intro. duced into this market at the vory low price of $20 per case much Delow ite ae pes , wae Fi seta su i OuLLRN, van TARIEL f i, reney, which Eig te ual conte, ‘Biers for one or ag caaek Tay be a capita: 109) shards Cg tavE 200 FO N : o ere orcas e-and Prait Dealer, Books of au iptton for this sock, at 40 per cent. wi be Wins No. 7 Broad street. near Wall, New Yor SPORTING. mee 8 da) yee wn RROME "RIGGS & CO., 46 Bxchanze place. SPORTSMEN —FOR SA! 10 CAPITALISTS.—AN ACTIVE BUSINESS | MAN the tant Sas Sea aE WALSH: 28 feet a Wanis capital fo open & shoe house Jn Cincinnati: can nthe ola, and 18 ccmplete with sails, rigging, flags, and | sive the best of reference reas. ating wh tenances. Everything in rier Price | view May be Spann, bot Cranb be seen al the foot of Bighty sixth street, | oflice, Poll pariculars can, be had br applying t Mr TS, 436 East Tench sire et. $2.000.000 ed COUNTY OF NEW TORK. PROPOSAL® FOR $2,000,000 SOLDIERS’ FUND BONDS. Sealed proposals will be received at the Comptrotte: S$ FOR GALE.—A PAIR OF LARGE NEWFOUND. Dears Bogs, ‘good one Bull Terrier, Black Bouch termi Suze Terriers, New. $24 Tana Pape, a pair of small Back and Tan Doge ue exceeding dve pounds. good rattere: a fair tris) given gat SETS Ti oonerelt street: Zt hoor JOHN GRAY. BOUNTY NO. 3 3 PECK SLIP, BAS ALL ‘ale RAS cueice breeds for tale und visce. Price's tataitibie —— age Sire ace Fice Exiermitace, Gocente per botte, | office until Baturday, April & 1884, at two o'clock P.M, inet oral dlgeustae $1. Dogs boarded, trained, Ae Megh | 1. tne same win be publicly @ “Opened, for the purchase of the whole orany part of the suin of Two Million Dollars of the “Soldiers? Bounty Fund Bonds,” authorized by an act of the Legislature of the State of New York, passed Feb- ruary 6, 1864, and by an ordinance of the Board of Super. visors of the County of New York, passed March 18, 1964. The ald bonds will benr interest et the rate of siz per cent per sonom, payable co ally on the let day of OR BALES B=5 SETIER DOGS, 2 WELL BROKER, 4 allan Bt Biuhee piye soe es caste alae ones) Sioetcreres cnet siete al eany Man Reoteh Ferrier stat Bull Terrie feundiend Dogs. a bind wna 'Y FOWLS’ AND PIGEONS EGOS FOR HATCH. an Black Spanish, Gray aud Wb Dorkings White 4 by BH. JOHNSON, w ore iin sireek, MY, rth ai HE ae te a pa ABD TAR 3 bgt gd ame ais here ay ba ‘an Dog ihe redeemable in successive anoual fastalments of fre bun- ‘Srgicome rie rk bate a tia dred thousand dollars each, commencing on the 1st day of Wy —- a. roc. Fr ie fordA8. DUNN, November, 187. The proposaie will slate the amount Of bonds desired and the price per one hundred doliars thereof; and persons whose proposals are accepted will thereupon be required to deposit with the County reasurer the sum = swarded to them reapeetively, On presenting to the Comptroller the receipe of the County Treasurer for such deposits, the parties will be an: ANT’ WAnteD—a 900 D GAMECOCK, TO RAISE mae Fos corner of Third Ww: Apuir, & tibeetcnaae aor tore, VREGH MIN MINED ¢ COAL—Itet BCRIVED BAND FOR FOR sod yards at the vere ip fo oeime ee FER TOK — 00, rer recep and rouse tiled to receive Bonds for equel emounte of the par value of A Aa renee the mura awarded to them, bearing fverest from the date of a iden bs Agent dquave: Bach proposition should be sealed and endorsed “Pro. RAILROADS. feet rat a STRAIN FOR OR ALBA. posals for Soldiers’ Bounty Fund Bonde,” and enclosed in & at 44 eee tae ee eu street | second envelope, addetiged to the Comptrolior it 5:22 J", May from Thirtiech ‘The right is reserved to > reject any oF all of the bids, if ies ey ia ere tin Dp Pe necessary 10 protect 0 ‘of promote the interests of open WK ate Sunday tral at . ASTROLOGY, MATTHEW F. BRENNAN, Comptroller, Owing to the crowded state of out columns we are com Crrv oF New Yons-=Derantwtnr or Fivawer, lied (0 Ontth all advertisements coming onder the abors Com TROL Orrioe. re 22, 1864. Say R 25.000 TO 70 LOAY— AF r SIX “PER CENT ER CENT ENT INTER and ibe ohise of aia! sate sy, Ave F808 Kit street, ar OOT AND SHOEMAKER BOSSES FRO! ond, Ph'rd and Fourth wards will take tral Aasocialen ofthe Sampo feuived evening, March Set the of tl Pee ny aes = send Golegning 17. the Genital *associor lay evening, at 113 Bowery, called Bowery Gorse, about the raising of prices, geen IHAMBER OF COMMERCE B. PLANS FOR NEW BUIEDENG. Architects are invited to furnish plans ‘or ids erected for the “Chamber of Commerce of the city aie, bes ‘upon a lot corner of Washington » 1d La Balle fr imansions sand position as follows: bounded eu the north by Washington street, posite Ponte House sguare, 93 feet; we ie aed wy feet; south by on alley, 93 teet nt ne sling bulldin, to oecupy th idea op the north, east nud weet tides. to five feet area to be sufficiently elevated to be well Nghted. and to be divided into desirable ofices for commercial anc r banking purposes, to be divided into Lets eon mM vary! N nto gene and accommodation, Serna e sae tetegs Mato hall for Boarie of trae butiding. spalance of ‘cae atreets,, oppo street Foor for use ef mersbert of the Board, and acing roam The helgnt of the halt will be sndicteat to admit of third floor of offices above the second floor offices, which will be: required for committee, ingpeciors’ und store rooms, The: ‘position of second floor offives may. be subservient fo conventence of entrancs and Lest advantage of the main The superstructure to be of IMinols marble or of pressed bei, oF of both combined, metal ref. no dome The Board desire to erect a buiiding somewhat economical, of elabora‘e stiri, but durable. in material and worktvan. ship, with the most approved iy 4 and drainage, with arrangeme water; twenty feet under walks on Wathingion and La Salle stree Deana water closets. Cosi of Settee ae $150,000 0, Plans to be drawn on quarter soale~geometrical drawings: not colored—accompanicd with fuil explanations. Estimates separate for cach part of the mechanical work required for erection and completion of buildin, ‘be enclosed to the Chairman of the Bullding Con which will be opened at noon on the first day of May ne: One thousand doliare :0 be atl for the plans adopted. Working plan general archivectural services for con- Mruction of building to vem waver of alter arrangement, Any further information wii! be furmished on application to the Chairman of the Cominitten, LE . Butlding Committee, _Oncago, March 19, 1804. . ‘OTICE TO SHIPPERS. THE RATES CBARGED for transportation of merchandise between New Yi and Providence will be advanced on Apri ‘ant at Sompany's office, pier No. lt North yiva EDWIN BYN- N Agent Commercial Bteansboat Company. OTICE TO BREWERS.—AT THE ADJOURNED meeting of the Brewers of N York and New Jersey Gas. it was resolved that on and after April I Si eee of amber ale and beer be 88 30 ver Darrel, pale ale $6 00 per barrel, a1 er grades in Labia mare td Ae hterd OF THE (imran! or mT York State sulitia; will be beld'at the Mercer Houses or militia, w: 6 “floue day, April 3, at 3 P.M. Tits |GNED, MAN Yorkaod Break ities of New York ayo, ire ae Poy a batt pint Pdeaet ate after Monday, | NEW YORK. ee : si jenry or Bisa0 & Carson, Tayion 8 Wilson, B: Kennedy & Co., Dt. ; Gray Son Pushamones MeDonough, 3°Ne ‘Thetgen & Menken, Bocteian & Hadener, = Woteed cise piesa Be Sohwarex, Jona Cx - ie eRe roottvs. =» Batieman, ones Aisa Huse Bre; Gootwin, iter Ca, ge joba Hecht. Delt Sa B. Schildmacher, Battermas, Devel! Broa, } Tey Rha! DEPARTMENT OF THE METROPOLI- tan Fair.—The committees and contrivutors to the atove | departinent are urgentiy. requested 9. mect a rovm of the Thirteenth Street Churoh thie @ alee. to com- plete arrangements, ELEAZER JONES, Secretary. wt WOULD CALL ATTENTION TO etlnaple, Heal Eetutr to, be wold at noetion by He day). Ms 2 Sclock, othe Fat e sroom , eas an arene Noe re Weat Th Thirty-third 1 press ies West Thirty-sevent! Maps, Bxc., at No, street—' Pine street. CORPORATION NOTICES. need ORPORATION SALE OF REAL ESTATE. ‘Pubhe notice is hereby given that by virtue of the powers vested in the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund of the city of New York, by an ordinaace of the Common Counell, passed February 22, 1846, andan act of the Legislature of thie State, passed May 33, 1845, the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund will offer forsale at publie auction on Satar- day, the 9th day of April, 1854, at noon, at the Exchange salesroom, No, 111 Broadway, in the city of New York, by WILLIAM KENNELLY, Auctioneer, the following Real * Estate, belonging to the city of New York, vitsm 1. One lot of Land on thesouh side of City Hall place, ta the eity of New York, between Chambers and Reade streets. 2, Ove lot of Lan on the west siae of Main sireet, in the J of Brooklyn, between Water street and thejBast river. Maps may,be obtained at the Comptroller's ofice, Hall of Records, on and after March 20, 1854. Terms of ea:e=Ton per cent of the parchase money and expenses of auction and este to be paid at the Comptroller's office immedintely after the sale. Thirty per cent on the Ist dny of May nest, when the deeds will be ready for de- livery; the balance may remain on bond and mortgage for - five years from May 1, 1864, with interest at the rate of six per Cent per annum, payable balf-yearly. MATHEW T, BRENRAN, Comptroller Crrvor New Yous, D: are Oo”, FINANCE, COMPTROte Lan’s Orrice, March 9. 1861. Viitgaat TaER, ( pecsalase ‘atl PUBLIO auc: - “fot apr thts orlock A. Ma. 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