The New York Herald Newspaper, April 2, 1864, Page 2

2 ——————— FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Yeway, April 1—6 P.M. Pho stock market was very strong this mor and @ genera! advance in prices took place. Compared with the sales at the first board on Thursday, New York Gen. tral rose 44, Erie preferred \{. Hudson River 3%, Rar. lem 734, Reading 43, Mulwaukee and Prairie du Chien 24, Michigan Contra! 1, Michigan South erm 34, Ltinols Central 3, Oleveland and Pittsburg 9%, Galena and Chicago 3, Clevoland and Toledo 3;, Pittsburg and Fort Wayne 2)<, Aken and Terre Haute 3, Chicago and Northwestern 1, Cumberland Coal 3;, Canton | Company 34, 2nd Mariposa 1, Chicago and Kock Island @echwed \;. Pacific Mail 5, and Quicksilver Mining 5. ‘The market continued strong aud active in the after noon, York Central 144, Erio Railroad 125, Erie preferred 115%, Ha@son Piver 163%, Harlem 138, Reading 1577;, Milwau- kee and Prairie du Chien 87!;, Michigan Southern 12055, Michigan Central 1503;, Illinois Central 14844, Chicago and Rock Island 1 Chicago and Northweslera 63, Galena wud Chicago 129%, Cleveland and Pittsburg 12734, and Pittsburg and Fort Wayne 145 The following table compares tho quotations for the Jeading ratiway shares at the first meeting of the Hoard of Brokers to-day with the prices optaiu@@pn Thursday apt wom March 24. April. New York ershry 14035 hai W133 164 132% 10846 Michiga Central... 150 Michigan Sonthorn 1s Mino}s Coutral 9 Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien. 89 Cleveland and Pittsburg 128 Galens and Chicago. 126 Cleveland and Toledo. 14945 Chicago and Rock Islan 125 Pittsburg and Fort Way’ 146 Alton and Terre Haute. 88 Chicago and Northwestern 08 ¢ Pacific Mail .. 230 Cumberland Coal’ 8546 Canton Company. 10 Quicksilver Mining. 86 Mariposa 3 The following were the quotations to-day for govern ment securiti Five twenty coupon bonds. Five-twenty registered bonds Coupon 6's of 1881 Registered 6's of One year currency cerill Seven and three tenths tressury n¢ ‘The signs of approaching striugency in the money mar- ket are becoming more apparent in each succeeding day’s transactions. Mis very diMflcult to obtain loans now at six per cent, and the opinion is prevalent that seven will soon bo the ruling rate. The fo'lowing were the quotations at the gold exchange 1 ; + 166% . 16335 10654 1633, st 168 16834 168% W735 16735 16655 market opened weak and nervous, and was on the point of giving way, when the announcement came that the government had advanced its price since yes- —The gold terday ove andahalf per cent, The speculators then decame jubilant, and in less than forty minutes they rau the premium up from 66 to 6544. If this is the system which Mr. Chase has decided to practise in order to ro- duce the premium on coin, be might better have left the matter as it was, The peoply were under the impression that the ob,ect of issuing gold certilicates was to keep down the price, and not to raise it without any apparent cause one and a half per cent in one night. There are Dears in the gold exchange who have been struggling, not altogether disinterestediy, it is true, for the past two years, to prevent speculative movements having a tendency to increase the premium, and wow they find that, insiead of thelr labors being seconded by the gov: ernment, Mr. Chase is permitting himself to be con- ‘rolled or influenced by the gold room gamblers. While such a course continues to be followed on the part of the government—that of @ising the premium from one day ‘tv another, when it is plain to all reasonable minds that gold has pot really advanced a fraction in value~—the people must trust in our geuerals and soldiers; for we cow nothing now that will bring about a reaction in the gold market but the announcements of important and decisive victories over the rebels. The Assistant Treasurer reports as follows:— Receipts from custom: Total receipts. S181 Vaymeuts 478,737 Balavce 91399 ‘The subseriptins to the five per cent loan at the Sub. Treasary to day smounted to $215,659, aud at the First nk to $114,500. F The third quarterly report of the First National Bank wf this city is ag follows:— $314,000 508,18 Loans and discounts 19,51 United states *vouds deposit 276,610 United States securities . 1,166,238 | Specie and legal 1,435,965 Cirealation 100,000 Deposits due to indivi 1,954,005 Depesi's duc to ba 1505 Teposi:s due to United States. Seats 4 Tue movements of dry goods at the port of New York daring the week ending on the 3008 of March were as fol- lows:— Entered for Consumption. Value Manufactures of wool..... $654,505 201,597 Manufactores of cot ton, Manutactares of ¢ 4 Manufactures of Miscetiaoeous .. Total... Withd rowals. Mauu'actures of wool.. TOIBL.......epsescaeess oasesee out Warehouse? Manufactures of wo: Manufactures of cotton... Manufactures of etik...... Mawu'acturcs of flax. Migceliazeous. .... Total. r The New York Central Railroad Company have orgun- ‘Yhe following were the closing quotations:—New | NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1864.-WITH SUPPLEMENT. mont Tron Mines 17, #80) M&F @Y 0) an Wo Rak a Marble Co 2% 50 M & Pdi Gn, dave & 100 Hops Geld Co. Ty ba tote Wabash pref 67 400 international Goal. 10” Gy P, Ft RR. 148 40) Atomtizg ac M Co 40. 2100 10) Briggs ooo FF 9 Canadg Copp: Ge 3 quart ale’ oe ° BS 146 pt 1 Wa TR LO ty i a“ = Haute RR 88 do. K Ii onic # alt 50 do ated 500 do f 8 GalenagChi RR-sid iy e . 1 a lev cg RR 0 Erie RR a D ae » do: FN onus titil'ex div" } GO... 880 6 11535 100 ) Hudson Riv i. s60 ii 200 Tol & Wi lor Put, FeWaCHRRDLD 16 10 a 6 10) Altona’ter HauRR 500 Ait&TerHauBRpret WOChiANWRE.... 00 320 % Receipts and Disbarsements at the Office of the Assistant Treasurer of the United States at New York, March 1, 1864, by balance... syeceeeres $16,404,632 Recoipts auring the month— danse Customs... onesti 7 Sraaat 2 ——_ 40,156,929 Total... +006 x $56,561,562 Debits — ‘Treasury Drafts $44,241,783 Post Ottice Dratts 175,397 ——= 44.417, 140 Balance, March 31, 186454 $12,144,422 Balance, Cr. ers - ers erie oz Recei t@ during the mon! . 3 r§ Gy 51,456,725 seteeereccces 36,980,561 $16,476,163 Balanco, Cr., intorost accounts $2,036,240 Appropriation .. Bicaisdomuyet risa 000 ‘Total Payments Balance. Receipts for c . $7,670,092 Receipts for customs in March, 1863. 4,298,418 Increase in March, 1864..1..-....--....+- $8,371,674 Balance, Cr., bullion and expoase account for Assay Office. ows sed $99,360 Coin received duriug Fine bars do. 152,031 Total...eseee Payments in coin..... $91,081 Payments in fine bare. TI — 162,216 Balance......--+ “s $89,175 Funds in han ; in Abs. Tr’a office. $82,438,106 Funds in hand, in Assay Office.... 69) Fine bars, io Assay Office...... 419 Unparted bullion, in Assay Office 202,513 oe Total.....++6 sees e eq $32,730,201 Less temporary loan not ¢ Fsienbursed tio, 48 Legs due depositors... . babes 575,246 Balance seecee $32,154,954 Statement of Business at the United States Assay Office at New Work, ‘for the Month En ne — 31, 1864. Deposits of gold... vo. $ELT,500 Foreign coins. 138,000 > Foreign bullion. 14,000 United States bullion Depos ts of siiver, including P Foreign coins Foreign bull United Stutes bul jon, United St tained in gold 165 bullion old coivs.......... 1,100 Unitod States bullion, Lake Superior. . 9% Total dop sits, payabie in bars... 85,000 Total deposits, payable in coins FD 00 me $141,000 Gold bars stamped... . 120,381 cansmitted to United States Mint, Phila telpbia, for coimage...... 4 59,188 OOMMERCIAL REPORT. Fripay, Apri 1—6 P. St Asies.—Recoipts, 29 bbls. Market unchanged, and sales 30 bbis. pots at $8 8735 Poaris nominally $10 50. Breapsrerrs.—Receipts, 6,684 bbls. flour, 357 bags corn meal, 1,463 bushels wheat, 4.522 do, oats, and 660 do Darley roait, The flour market was stronger and more active, and all kindsnay be quoted fully § cents deare ‘The stock is reduced, avd the rise in gold, in connection with moderate arrivals, indisposed holders to realize ex- } cept at very full fgures. At the close it was dificult to oLry pick up straight lots at our inside fyures. Tne sate were 12,000 “bbis. and Wesiern, 2,000 Souther | and 600 Canadian, flour a very moderate business at unchanged Corn meal was a trifle higher, | with sales of 359 bbis. at $5 60 (or Je | $625 for Brandywine. We quote — pepetine State and Weaters 2 flour ra State. ve Seems State. Common to mediam Westers. Good to choice do..... Extra St. Louis. Common to ther, Good to choice extra do Common Canedian. and $6 20 a Good to choice extra do. Rye flour. Breapstvrrs.—The wheat market assumed a firmer tone with the upward movement in gold, though the busi- ness continued extremely light and prices wore in the main ized a line of sc ew steamers to run on the lakes during the c miog summer in convection with the road, consist- ing of twenty-two first clues upper cabin vessels, aud the Ene Company haye also afloat twelve steamers of a simi- lar description to convey freight to and from the lake ports. They will run from Buflato and Dunkirk to Cleveland, Sandusky, Detroit, Toledo ard Green Bay. ‘The trustees bave designated for payment $30,000 of the Mil# aukee and Prairie du Chien Railroad bouds at par ‘and inte: est. The directors of the Houscionic Railroad Company have deciared a dividend of $4 per share, free of government tax, on the preieried omen stock of the company. Stock | Exchange. Fria, April l=10:30 A.M. U0 ahs Ls ork Cen RR ise 0 UH) Letty So # Brie ite: 3000) 10 Qu) do. 600 4 i00 do 50 Brie Kit aaa Ohio & ‘Mine cert do 20 5 ; $0. do $0 Reading Rik Do . ue se wison 54 mtge.. jariemn Tet inege ts ae 500 10” 1000 Cler & Pitia tthe m 140 Chic &Alion txt mo 0 Ameriian goid “eee Morel, Ba ark | tts, Pew ate oc i 3 Cen it serip Cleve é Pius RR 0) i 4 8 Chie, Buf 44 RR, ie Co 9 io e nominal; the sales were 3,000 bushels, inctuding amber Michigan, at $1 74 : white do. at $1 85, winter red West oro at $1 66, amber spring at $1.67 and — ieago at $1 62 Rye’ continued inacty acd may quoted pominaliy 8t $125.2 $128. Oats were without change in value, but with a better demand. The market closed strong. at S4t,0. a 89c. for Canada and 39¢. a 90c. for State and Western. Cora was firm, but quiet; sales 30,000 bushels at $1 29 $1 29: for new crop and §1 30 for old Western mixed, ia store. have only to note sales of 3,000 busbels poor See and 2,000 do. malt at$1 62 ry ‘WAX. —600 Ibs. Western sold at 56 \¢c. Correx was quiet, with small sales of Rio at full prices, 1,163 bags ‘damaged Ceylon sold at from 166. to STyc cash. CoPrKR.—250,000 Ibe, sold at 403¢0. a 40Xe. for Balti more, aod at 420. for Lake. Corton was quiet, with sales of 900 bales at 750. a 76c. for mi idting. Frets continued dull, and rates favored the abipper. Engagements to Liverpool, per American fi aot pares whut at 3d-,n bulk, 1,000 bbls flout at £8.54, 000 do. 2s, 9d., 25 his,’ and 290 boxes bacon at 14s ; and F neutral, 400 boxes bacon at 208., and ver teamer, 800 ea ebeess at 358., 40 bales woo! at i,d., and 200 boxes Dacon at 308. To London, 500 a 600 boxes bacon at 17. 6d , 150 bbis. pork at 28. 6d. Tu Glasgow, per American, 700 L- ie. flour at ls. did, To Marseilles per neutral, g8. Dacun and lard at 55f. To Havro, per noural, 150 bs ©. lard and ashes at 60f., a bark to New Orioans | 166. per foot, 90. per bbi., and $7 per tow, a Danish bri to St. Pierre, Mart. ata round sum aquritien brig, 25 tons, St. Johns, N. F., at de. for dey, and Sh, for wot bbis.; a British ‘schooner, LY tous, same Ma and rates, a schooner, 240 tons, ® New Orlean $2,200; a British brig to Nova Scotia at 60c. per bbl. Grasse, —Sales of 200,000 pouade ) Lie. a 116. Hioes were a little more active at previous prices. Wo notice sales of 10,000 Urinoco at 30 '4c., and 600 dry salled Maracatbo at 18i,c. cash. Tieme was quiet, We learn of sales of about 1,600 bales Manila here aud in Boston at 16c, The stock of Ameri- can is small, comprising ont . Be cales: Hora. —159 bales #0! 8c. Ikon was active. We uote fai one 000 tons forge, | to be delivered epandire et on priva aoe LatH,—300,000 sold at $1 76, three months. Lxarien.—The market lor ail descriptions is, firm at Fat Yoni prices. The stock continues small. uote lock Buenos Ayres Btigo. 8 33c,, and Orinocd 30%e. 3250. Receipts small, LEAD, —260 tovs English and 100 do, German yy at Te., in gold, for the former, and 6%c., in gold, for the latter. ; Livt#.8,600 bbls. Rocktand sold at'$1 95 for common and $1 75 lor lamp, cas! Mopass#s was steady; 700 bhds., moatiy arin tow sold at T8c. a 8c, for New" Orleaus and 86c. for Porte | abt ae following is @ statement of the stock on April 4— Cuba muscovado,. oe 4 | Porto Rico - New Orieans,, 2,085 Totals. ; 3086 Preeee. bags black at 186,, to bond, an le., duty paid, Provisions. Keonints 1.229 bbls. pork, 600 Mar & Cia Ist pref 84 10) Mar & Cin 2a pref. 6336 | 300 50H & St Joseph RR Se | 100 HAStJosephKRpret 70 ! 100 Peninsula RR... 7 | SECOND BOARD Hace rast TwO oC a cou 110%; SU #hs Bich Cen 149% NO} BO do... 189 Sux) Ten 6133 18.0 Mich Bo &NTRR 18 50000 aut & Mis ce: 500 do... Hed ws : sees ae PS rs essen sts tow american’ ‘gai SH 800 shs Cum Coal pref.. RR gid 149 $00 Quicksilver Min Co. ip.b10 149 .. 168Bg* b3) 149 p10 14534 Pree abba ae SSE ES Sead ce aes ee eee boe?, 2,212 do. ont meats, 1,113 do. lard. Po ae was very buoyant and firm for the product at opening, under a stimulus afforded by the rise 5 gold os government tender: but closed less buoyant and scarcely 60 frm. Pork was in good demand, and 25¢ Po better at the opening; but, owing to a subsequent fa e Mae the ad ‘was lost and the market closed about yesterday's prices. Bate os firm, wthe fair de- mand, Bacon was in fair demand, aud prices teuded im favor of the seller, Cut meats tesa wt @ fair demand. Lard was in tair \d prices were & “— firmer. Butter was ia e7 anand at from 28c . for Western, old State, aud 8c. a 50c. for prime pew, a ‘The sales wore as follows:—3 200 bbls. pork, on Al $22 26 a $22 62 for old mess, $24 12 for ne $20 50 a $20 62 for vew prime, and 87 a $24 06 fe western prime moss. The total stock in the yards was 99,139 bbIs., against 95,426 do. lagt month. 1,100 bbls. veer, at $14 a $16 Cor Western meas, me 25 a $18 for extra do., 500 do, Chicago mess, at $17, 300 tos. do, at $23 for Weatern, The total stoke ws 65.415 pkgs., againat 84,600 do. last month. beef hams were steady, with anics of 175 bbls. Western at $23. 2,00 boxes bacon ,at 113¢. for Cumberland cut, 113¢¢. a 124. for short ribbed, and 13¢ for short clear, pkge, cut meats, at 10c. & Lic. for shoulders, the latter rate for Crozior’s bravd, 130. @ 14 }¢- for hams, the latter rate for long cut. 1,200 pkgs. lard at from 13 Perroisus —Reovipts 2.263 bbls. Tho buoyancy tn both crude and refined noticed yesterday continue to- day, when prices wore’oven better. The price of cr the wells bad advanced to $6, and holders wore v firm, So much has been taken for reliving during tho mouth past, and the receipts have been 80 light, that tho stock wae exnedted to be very light, probably uot over 200 bbls. crude, The says were 1,000 bbis. crude, at for 47 a 79 gravity, 5,600 do , 32440. a 33¢ (or 40 a 47 gravity, on the spot, avd ‘3340. a 3ic. for all April, May and June, buyers’ option, 1,500 do retinod, at Sic a 52c,, on the spot, and 61% for May, buyers’ », free, at 6c. to 62. @ 6c. on the spot, 63. for all April, buyers* option. Bonziue nd higher, 300 bbis., at60a 63 gravity, solt 56. oo bi gs Patoa aold at 67Kc , in bond. rier, with a good damand, The sales for New Orleans, Ror. — Sugar Was wore 1,000 buds at’ 16Yo, a 163¢ lake a 15% for Ouba and 15%. a 16%o. for Porto Rico; algo 6,000 bbls. refined, crushed, at 22c, ‘The follow ing table shows the stock of ‘sugar ou'tbe Tat of April — 1863. 1864, Caba hhds 3.018 Porto Rico. 1,000 New Orleans. 2,520 Engitah islands. = bt. Croix... Total bhds..... Total boxes. Total bags . ‘Total bhds. melado..... Tatiow.—100,000 pounds 12K. Towacco was steady, with amalt gales Kentucky at previous prices. The following is the monthly statemeut Of the stock of Spanish tobacco: — 180 - Weatern sold at l2igc a ers Cuba. Yara. Cis Bales, Bales Bates Stock ou haad March L ay ‘033 127 450 64 Received siuce........... 5,936 529 - 192 ‘Total. . 11,968 656 489 226 Delivered since. 3,177 435 236 139 Stock on band April 1.. 3,701 221-253, BT The following shows the receipts and stock at the Brooklyn Tobacco Inspection — Received from March 16 to March 31. Delivered to March 31. Total stock on hand April d. oo... sce cscs eee sees O87 Waisxny.—Receipts 1,351 bbis., market firm and do. mand active, with sales of 2,500 bbis., at $1 Ol a $1 92 for State, and $1 03 a $1 05 for Western. Woot.—There is a better feeling this week on tho mar- kot and more inquiry, especially for kersey wools, of which considerable sales baye been mi Holders of foreigu continue firm under the advance ip gold aud probable imposition of a bigber duty Tho gales tuctude 70,000 pounds fleece at 70c, a 76c; 1,000 bales Cape, 380 a 40c , and 300 bales Donasko! and’500 bales Morocco on private terms. FAMILY MARKET REVIEW. Business was very dull during the past woek at Wash ington Market. Except in turkeys and chickens (ow changes have takon placo The following scale, varying stightly from our last, contains the prices provalent yostorday :— hinaTs.—Roasting beef, 16c a 20c. per lb.; ordinary 160. , porterhouse steak, 25c. a 30c : sirloin, ; fore yuarters veal, 12c.'al5¢., foro quarters veal, 120. ® 14c., Dama, 18c. a 20c., shou'ders, 320. a lio. ; bacon, Ide. a 160; pork, lic a 160 , SaUsagOs, ldc. a 150, ! roasting pigs, $2 50 a $3 oach. Pountey ano Gams.—Turkeys, 28c, a 306. per ons, 280. a 30c. ; goose, 160, a 180.; ducks, 250. a 30c.: ca- pons, 30c.; broiling chickens, $1 50 a $1 62 per pair, can. vass back ducks, $3 per pair; rea heads, $1 25 per ‘pair, quail, $1.50 per dozen; prairie hous, ie 4 GOc. per pair, squabs, $4 per dozen; Lares, 75c. per pai iyaa._-Hallbut, 906. per tb.; pickerel, Pass one: 16e. @ 18c.; haddock, 8c.; striped bass, 25c.; perch, 10c.; aumelts, 15 codfish, 10c. . flounders, 8¢ ; Nova Scotia herring, 6c. =a trout, 26c.; fresh shad, $1 a $1 50 each, lobsters, 86. per II hard shell crabs, 25c. per doven, oysters, 75c. a $1 50 per bundred,; pickiod de $1 75 age: Lay} hundred, soft aud hard shell clams, 40c. 50c per hundred VEGRTANLES. —Potatoes, 40c. per peck; sweet potatoes, $1 40 per peck; red cabbages, 18c.a20c, each; white cabbagos, 10c. a 15¢. euch, celery, L6c. a 206. per buuch; parenips, 6c. per bunch; onior $1 20 per peck, aquaahes, 9c. per ib.; turuips, 20c. per peck, carrots, 6c. per buach parsiey, 8c.’ per bunch, pumpkins, 38c. a 50c.; oyster eg lc. a 18c. cach. The wholesale prices oer followa—White turnips, 1 25 a $l 0 bol — turnips, $l a 1 25 per bbl, Phite cabbage, @ $12 per bun- rod do, $8 a $14 per hundred, Savoy cabbage, $3 a $10; parsnips, $2 50 a $276 per DU!., Ddoets, $2 60. §3 per bbl. carrots, $150 per bbl , ted ovious, br $6 50 per bbi.; yellow do., $6 50 a $7 por bbI., white 7 25 & 88, U able golery, $10 50a $15 per 100 buaches, Ahds, wee OBL “4 sal per 100 ropes $13 a'$15. bores radish,c. a 10c. per Ib, Boston salad, $4 a 85 per 100 heads; new spin nee. $2 a $4 50 per DDI. sweet potatoes, $6 a87 per Db. water crasnes, 60c. a 62c. per basket ; Nova Scotia pot: toes, per bushel, 0c. a G5c.; morcers, per bbl, $2 $2 50° peach blows, per bbl. $225 a $237; Jackson whites, per bbi., $2. a $2 1232; buckeyes, per bbl., $1 63 a $L 75: Prince. Alberts, per bbi. 51 75 4$1 87M. Frurre.—Appies, 26c. a 40c. bait peck , oranges, 370. a 500. » dozou. lemons, 18c. a 10c. do.; Malaga grapes, 7: @ pound; Isabella grapes, 30c. do.; otf descriptions, 18.0 8 30c do , indy apnies, 5c. a 76c. a ball peck, crau- berries, 15, per quart Mrsesitanpons.—Vrime dutter, 4c ordinary descriptions, 32¢, a 33c cheese, 16c. « 18; Lousy 2 250c. per pound do.; eggs, 9 for 250.. 52e. per poud. THE NORTHRUP TRESPASS CASE. Conclasion of tne! ca o— Verdtet ta Favor of the Plaintid, &. SUPREME COURT —CrROTIT. Before Judge Barvard, Arm: 1—Calvin M. Northrup v:. John G. Veeder and Cornelia Veeder—The tnterest io the proceedings to-day was unabated, and the court room was crowded as usual. The forenoon was occupied by the counsel for the defence in sumngmg up the evidence, while the counsel for the plaintiff occupied two bours during the afternoon. Tho arguments were able and interesting, and were listened to with undivided attention by the audience. During the delivery of the addresaes the plainnlf and the defendants wore alike moved to tears, and many of the spectators— some of whom were women—evinced thoir sympathy ia similar manner, At three o'clock Judge Barnard ,pro ceeded to charge the jury, eubstentially Ae foliows:— THE JUDGE'S OMARGE, Gentiomen of the Jury—This case bas occupied attention for nearly a week. From the ability ‘of the counsel and une zeai they bave displayed the case bas as- sumed portant character The amount invoived 7 lathe ‘one; but the question for you to de- Pe is a sory a important one. The Pe in this case that the defendant took from tho possession of the piatovit Dersopal property valued b between two and pooh at nages he ee on bd Disiotif seeks com- ie ‘evidence that bas been pn admitted by — Court must be R into con. Son. ‘ider: y you ip arrivi & vordict, evi- dence excopt Cuiiat wh eh aa te a oest be tertaived. alt coomrorerstee between tho yor and = i 4 wife should be discarded. The question fendante take the plaintiff's prover = what was ‘te value’ According to law, every person who anot! iu @ wrong act or countenances it * omy (able, and if the defendants pid Co a taking away this property, even thou oy did 80 a jueat, the platnii 's wil ‘they carta io this action. Tae se wife could not gi property that bel i her husband, or take say that she did not own, quentiy she could not convey the right to any one else to take it Len ww meres, you find that the defendants wore ongag' io ing awa) rt) ‘bis longed wo ‘the plaintiff, you must eanens daciages fv eguian thane an amount sufficient to cover the Toss ow bo more. You brought without reg may have endured by the separation of the his wife | There must be no “smart monoy”’ allot you will bear in mind the Court decided’ that poy the first day of the trial. The principal on questions to be decided are:—First, did the wife owa thia pri for she did she bad the right ¥ PO Ee Sa te right to take aware jog ber busband’s ho this property by gift from she might bave acquired it find that the inventory peek or her own carnings, If neod Wy the defence covers ore all that was taken, and that the title to the was vested in the wife, be detendants bad a right to romove it, and are not liable for damages. ‘Tho second question for you to determine is, what was the value of hor pro- nebo fhe defendants ciaim that it was not worth more han four hundred doliars, while the evidence for the ee, it was worth botween two and thousand dollars, Ihave bees askod b; ‘the counsel for the defence to charge you that If the plaintiff told the mgd A al the Se lable ne 'y belonged to his wifo, then bot hed for removing it at ber request, ue awe gentlemen, and I 60 charge you, It is to harmonize the testimony as much ati leach scr do fo, Ca muet po we upon ble Tier estified wilfully biel brine out about balf an hour announced that had agreed ‘upoa a verdict for the plaintiff, and assessed damages at $2,000, with interest from April 13, 1863 ‘The counsel for the dofeace applied for a stay of pro. ceedings, iu order to allow eae prepare a bill of is with (he view of getting & new trial, and the Oourt theroupou adjouraed tor the teria, Coromers’ Inquesta. MuRDRRODS AFYRaY on Boaxp tus Suir ALBERT GALia- tax—A Savon Farauty Braren.—The sailors on board tho abip Albert Gallatin, lying tu the bay, off Staten Island, and about to sat! for Liverpool, became much intoxicated op Thursday eveving, and a quarre! eusued between them William Henderson, one of the hands, imagining that he had been shamefully abused and beaten by his compan ions, ran from the forecastie, and soon returned with a sbeathnife in bis hand, which he brandisbed in a threat. eniug manner, Tho other seamen in the forecastig, fear- ing that Henderson might attack them with the kuifo aud endanger their lives, rushed upon him, and, atter kuock ing Honderson down, Patrick Clark ‘pent’ and kicked him io such @ manuer that bo died in an bo or two afterwards. Tho ship's oflicera di playod the usual signal of distr: which was discovered at half-past seven o'clock yestorday morning by Sergeant O’Brien ,Iu charge of tho harbor police boat The Sergeant, with’ offices Harvey, Matthews, Mckes- ver and Blackman, immediately boarded (ho ship, aad, aftor loarping tho true state of aifairs, arrested Patrick Clark, the alleged murderer, aud five other sailors, ali of whom they brought ashore. Corouer Collin yesterday procecded aboard the Gailatin aud held an inquest on the body of Henderson, when the ‘acts, matniy as stated above, were olicited, Deputy Coropor Thomas Robinson, M.D.,’made a post-mortem examination on the body of deceased, and found marks of violence about the face and head. On opeving the skull a quantity of oxtravasated biood was found on the brain, In tho opinion of Lr. Robinson death was cauaed by compression of the brain, the regult of blows. The case was then submitted to the jury, who rendered the following ver. dict:—“That William Henderson came to his death by blows at the bands of Patrick Clark, and we think from the ey. dence that ‘it was partly justifiable”? Clark was then committed to the Tombs to await the action of the Grand Jury. He is twenty-six yoars of age, and a native of ireland. He says that in as aaultio the deceased he acted in‘self defence. Doecoased was thirty-seven years of age, and a native of Scotland. He has left a wife and several children, who live on the corner of Peck sipand Pearl street. The body of de- ceased was brought ashore and conveyed to the Second precinct station house. Friends have takon charge of the body for intermout. Fatac Row Ovee Casvacty.—Coroner Wildey held an in- quest, at the Eleventh ward station house, on the body of Patrick Sing, a lad six years of age, who was accidentally run over by a horse avd cart tn avenuo 1), near Third street, on Thursday evening, aud so severely injured that ho died in twenty minutes aficrwards, The evidence showed that the ocourrence was accidental, and a verdict waa readered accordingly. Deceased lived with bis parents at 141 Wall street, Brooklyn Svopen Daata in 4 Station Hovse.—On Thursday oven- wg ry well droased man, about forty yoara of age, whose name is unkaown, waa taken to tho Second ward station house in @ grosa state of intoxication. Ho was placed inacoll, and was found déad two hours subse- quently. Coroner Collin yesterday held an inquest on the body. Deputy Coroner Robinson made a post-moricm examination, which showed that death was cavi “apoplexy. Deceased was about five foet eight inches ib height, dark complexion, with black hair and mustache, slightly mixed with gray. He was dressed in a beaver cloth overcoat, black frock coat, brown mixed vest, black pants, two white sbirts, biack silk necktie, boots and plush cap, The Ohio Legislatar Cixomati, Aprii 1, 1364. The Obio Logisiaturo adjourued sine die yesterday The Orcgon Delogates tothe Republican Nationa! Convention. Say Francisco, Murch $1, 1864. The dolegates to the Republican National Conventioa, to bo held at Baltimore, are-—Messra. Boarno Faitng, chairman, aud South Hirsch aod Hiram Smith, Rhode Island Democratic State Nomina- (tons. Provipevcs, March 31, 1564. The Democratic State Central Committee have an- nounced the following nominations for State officers — For Governor—George H. Browne, of Gloucester For Lreui-nant overnor—Henry Butler, of Warwick For Secretary of Stale—Elisha kx. Potter, of South Kings- town. Por Aviormey General—Waiter 8. Burgos, of Cranston on Genei al Treasurer—Henry i. Cooke, of Newport. A ARRAS CER AN TAD SERS MARRIAGES AND. DEATHS. Marrica. Conktin—Moresit.--lo Brooklyn, om Saturday, Siarch 26 at tho parsonage of the “ands strect Mothodist Episco- pal cburch, by the Rey. L. 8. Weed, Guorce W. Cons: to SaRaH M. BMorRett. Hyow—Firen.—At Trinity chapel, on Tuesday, March 29, by S. H. Westoo, D D,, Mr. Heyy B. Hyvow to Ansty, daughter of Mr. Simeon Fitch, ail of this city. Pennis—CaatcnaR.—On tuesday, Mareb 29, by the Rev. Jaa. W. Home, Wrettam G. Perris to Maria R, only daughter of Francis \. Casilear, K3q., all of Brooklyn, E. D. TuorNtoN—Crart.—Ip Brooklyn, on Sunday, diarch 27, by the Rev J.D. Wolls, Jouy P.M Taorwtox, Sergeant Major Sixty. first regiment New York Vetoran Voluoteers to Miss Ear &, daughter of Elipoatet 1. Craft, Esq No cards. Diea. Brssor.—Suddenly, on Thursday moruing, March 31 Haney Brsaor, ex-constable of tho Kighteenth ward, tn the 33d year of bis age. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, at bis Inte residence, 347 Kast Twonty-fourth street, this (Saturday) morning. at ten o'clock, whence bis remaias will be rémoved to New Haven for interment New Haven papers please copy. Bouart.—Suddenly, on Wednesday, March 30, Jou Ava. Bogart, ex Colovel Second regiment New York stato Militia. Notice of the funeral will be given. His friends can obtain any information by calling at Smith & Lock woud's, 20 Pine street. Brapy.—In Brookiyn, on Friday, April 1, Jaws Bravr, aged 38 years, a native of county Fermanagh, Ireiand. fis relatives and friends are respectfully tavited to at tend the funeral, on Sunday oon, at half.past two o'clock, from bis late reside! order of Tweaty seveuth street and Fourth avenue, South ‘Brookiye Carr.—On Thursday, March 31, Maxorer Jara Cane, daughter of Dauiel aud Margaret Carr, aged 10 years, 9 months and 6 days. The friends of the (amily are respectiully iovited to at- tend the funeral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of ber parents, 2id Cherry street n N. J., 00 Thursday, March 31, Conaiuan —At Raritan, Taoxaa M. Coraicay, 6x lieutenant, aged 26 years CuRRaN.—Od Thursday March 31, in Astoria, Long island, after a long and tines, Pargrow Craray, in the 541 ‘The remuine will ba brought, this (Saturday) mo oraing ten o'clock, to the Church of the Blessed me Pr t Carmol, where m 84 will be aad for the fi pose of his Rou! ‘The friends of the decoased, and those of bis brother. Rev, Michael Curran, of St. Andrew's church, Now York, are roquested to be present. The in- torment will take place immediately after the mags, in the graveyard adjotoing the church. Dowatace —On Thursday, March 31, after a short and severe iliness, Taomss Writiam Dunstate, aged 4 years, 3 mouths and 25 days. Aa ry of glory from the oth! land Dispels the gathered g!: Near io bia God the spores sou! aball etaod, Forgetful of the tomb. The relatives and friencs of the family aro rospecifully invited to attens the funeral, from his ts’ residence, LY Robinson street, this (Saturday! afternoon, at two ore Dowza,.—On Weduesaay, March 30, Dari Donza., a native of Franco, aged 68 years. The funeral will take piace from the church of St. Vin- cont de Paul, Weat twenty-third street, near Sixt ave aug, ee (Sa Saturday) morning, nt tea o'clock. Devens (On Thursday, March 31, e Axrtia Dovg- Las, Spt Dem Do The of the Ad a Gan seamen rectal '* fees a the ‘aro rea) y invited to attend 1 Se afternoon, at two o'clock, from 82 “Drarvaon~O0 Firday, April 1, of paralysis, at the residence of her son, Jersey City, Mrs. Lucr Duaivaas, widow of Francis 8’ Durivage, kaq., of Boston, Mass, % and sister of Hon. Edward Everett, 2 oni Remains to be taken to Bostou for Epuown.—Oo Friday, April 1, De Row ‘Roux Epwono, ageags years. ces eek nae tat! , 8, L. 1,00 noon, at two o'clock. .—On Friday, Aprit 1, Marr, the beloved daughtor of Thomas aud Bridget Koglish, aged 12 years, § months and 11 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are reapectfally invited to attoud the funeral, from her late residence, Highbridgevillo, Westehester county, on Sunday aftor noon, at two o'clock. Forn.—At New bp ely N. J,, on Thureday morn- ing, March 31 iceman ‘oun, tn the 77h ee tt —At the residence of her brother-in-law, a Ceeerves, No. 211 Agee Tf Anim M., datghter woersntco of the! of the uperat in to-morrow's gan Al Feavy.—On Fri » April 1, Manoanar, infant ot Thomas and Delia Foon , god 6 months and 24 The friends of the family are roquested to aitond the funeral, Sula (Povordn y) afternoon, at two o'clock the resideuce of her pareots, 281 Elizabeth street, wfoout rther invitation, Co a ae a Wa. H. Geoaur- Gan, io mB re, the 26th year of cou Woutmoathy ireland, oi Delon Stety Att ‘New York Volinteors iret Uuled| ‘States he triends of the family, and members of his regiment in the city, rr t fully invited to attend jargaret Gaus, ys. trionds of the rail are reapeottuuty invited te ae fihy am, from the residence of hie parents, 28% Thompson strect, on afternoon, at one vier —On Friday, April 1, Jouw J. fivvier, onty juylor, agod 1 yoar, 11 months o child of Adam aod Mary and 1 ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- { tona ‘the funeral, on Sunday giterngun, ab two Q’clook, by> from fe soskiense of his father, No. 17 Broome street , rnd. ay Bull's Kony, % J,, 00 Thursday, Marob 81, of bilious ew ia, Mr. Jomx Hovgurow, formerly superimtendent of the Broadway theatre, of this oly, years, 8 months and 13 days. An honest man, @ dutiful 6en, a kind and affectionate hus- Funeral servicgs wil! take place on Monday afternoon, at three o'clock, Rey. Dr. Chapin’s church. His friends and tances, also the members of Eureka Lodge, No. 243, F. and A. M., are respectfully tayited to attend weedy a without further notice. Nowburg (N. Y.) and Rutland county (Vermont) papers please copy. Evunsa Longs, No. 243, ¥. and A. M—The members of this Lodge are notified to meet at the Lodge room, Ma- snic Temple, corner of Broome aud Crosby streets, on Monday, ‘itn instant, at twoP. M., for the purpose of Paying tho last tribute of respect to our late brother, Jvbu Houghton. The mombers of the feateratig goverally Gre respectfully invited to attend. By order. GEO W. DILKS, W. M. Honasox.—At White Plains, on ‘Thursday, March 3, after a short iltuess of scarlet tover, Wut M., eldoat 80u of Lieut. T, M. Hodgson, aged 6 years, Friends and relatives aro Panope Eb invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his father Kevnxpy.—On Friday, April 1, Riguann G, Kexsspv, in the 36th year of his age. For notice of funeral soe to-morrow’s paper KercuiAw.—On Wednesday, March 30, Mra. Euizanera, widow of William Ketcham, ‘in the O1st year of ber ago. ‘ne friends of the family are invited to attend the fune- | services, at the Episcopal church corner of Thompson nd Prince streets, on Sunday morning, at vine o'clock. Lacer.—0n Friday, April 1, Canis Lorare, only son of Richard and Anue Lauer, of inflammation of the bowels, aged 7 yours. ‘The funeral will take place from the residence of his parents, No. 241 Raymond streot, Brooklyn, on Monday morning, at ten o'clock. Lv¢as.—In Brooklyn, oa Friday night, April, at tea o'clock, after along and paiutul illaess, Jou Lvoas, io the 74th yoar of his age. Notice of funeral hereafter. Maxsuant.—On Friday, April 1, ARZA Marsuars, in the 63d year of hia age. The relatives and friends of tho family, and those ot his sons, Kbenezer 5. aud William il, Marsball, are respect- fully’ invited to attend tue funeral services, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, without further invitation, at 156 Kast Tenth street. The remaina will be taken to Stamford, Conn. , for intermont. Macacnos.—On Thursday, March 31, of scarlot fever, AbKLINE AUGUSTA, youngest daughter of Theodore L. and Adoline A. Magaguos, aged 2 years and 20 days, ‘The relatives and friends are invited rf “attond tho funeral, from the residence of her parents, 231 Scher- mmerhori Stroet, Brooklyn, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'ei New Orieans, Boston and Sau Franciscogpapers please copy. Moasr.—On Friday morning, April 1, after @ short ill- Smwrow Mocer, in the 51st year of his ag 2 funeral will take place on Sunday atterneon, at balf- past ove o'clock, from his late residence, No, 2 Willett street. Tho remains will be taken to Cypréss Hills for ioterment. Mavon.—On Thursday, March 31, of congestion of the lungs, Tu0m43 Bopxin, eldest son ‘of Nicholas and Mary ©. Mahon, late of Galway, Ireland, aged 9 years aud 4 months. Galway and rate Cirsiant) ast Ker oy. asda wor, Ou Thursda: 1 1A TANK, dag! tool Patti and Mary 0h Metlabih, aged 3 fontas 2 monin and 26 day: ‘Tho friends of ine family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 68 Lif street, this {zaturday) afternoon, at two o'clocic. MacKinnox.—On Thureday, March 31, of consumption, ManGanar MacKinnon, @ native of Ktikengy, Caatlecoma, Ireland, in the 44th year of her age. ‘Tho frient# and acquaintances of the family are ro- apectfully tuvited to attend the funeral, on Sunday after- noon, at two o'clock, from 17 Dominick street, The re- matna will be interred in Greon wood Cemetery: Canada West papers please copy. Newonam —At Tromont, Westchester county, on Thura- day, March 31, Fareman Seymour Nexpuan, aged 11 years, 6 months and 11 days The relatives aud friends are requested to attond tho funeral, from the Methodist Episcopal church, Tremont, on Sunday afternoon, at half-past two o'clock. Hartford (Conn.), papors please copy Noving—On Friday, April 1, Joux Novive, aged 63 ears, ‘ The relatives aod frienda are respectfully invited to attend the fugeral, at Yonkers dopot. Train leaves at twenty minutes past ten o'clock, oa Monday moruing. Yonkers Herald pleaso copy O'Reiwty.—On Friday, April 1, Margaret, the beloved wife of Thomas O'Roijly, a native of the parish of Gra- aard, county Longford, Ireiand, aged 59 years. Her friends and acquaintances, and those of her sons, Patrick and John, aro requested to attend the fuueral, on Supday afternoon, at balf-past one o'clock, from her residence, No. S43 West iwenty-ninth street. OspoRN.—On Friday, April 1, Carozins, wile of Charios F. Osbi in the 434 year of her age. will take place on Monday afternoon, at two ‘om residence, Norwalk, Cony e-Oalriday, Aprill, Luxe O'Rewir, M. D., aged 59 years, The relatives and friends of the family aro respectfully invited Lo attend the funeral, from his late residence, No, “124 West Sixteouth street, on Monday, at twelve o'clock, thence tothe Church of St. Francis Xavier, Sixteenth Street, where the funeral services will be hold. Inter. meut at Calvary Cemetery. Pincksiv.—On Friday torning, April 1, Mantas Jane, tofant daughter of Jarvis J. and Susana Pincknoy, aged 10 month aud 9 days. Tho remains will be taken to Croton Falls for inter- ment. Pack danghte her age. Tho relat. vos and friends are respectfully invited to at. tend the (aneral, om Suuday afternoon, at three o from the residence of ber paronts, No. 152 Mast Forty! secoud Aircet Poroy.—Ou Thursday, March 31, Exmansne Porpy, youngest dauguter of Bartholomew B. Purdy, aged 13 mouths A nas of the family are roapectfully invited to at- tond the fuuernl, without Farthor notice, on Sunday after inte oo Thursday morning, March 31, Exma J.. only of Hiram aod Arrietta Pack, ia the loth year of noon, at one o'clock, from the residence of her unoie, James ft. McGregor, 39., No. 181 Orchard street Suvnrocx.--Satdenty, on Taesday, March 29, Wirtiam Sawriocx, of West Flushing, Long Island, a native of the k, Ireland, aged 44 years. Of the deceased are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturd. o'cloel:. from his lato residence in soy. On Thursday, March Awa, wife of ¢ M01 @ native of the ad of ber age. e8 and friends aro respectfully tnvited to at tend the furerai from hor lata rosideace, No, 17 Sheri street, this (Saturday) afternoon, at ono o'clvck. Ireland papers please copy. S100ke".-—Om Friday, April 1, Cecrera, only chitd ot Amos sand rad Stookey, agad 1 year, § mouths aud 26 31, «short ill tad to at tend the funeral, feom. the resi topos of her paroata, No 23 W shington’ atreet, on Sucday afternuon, ato. Tbe remains’ will be intered in Gresuw tory. 3 nowica. 08 Friday morning, Apri! 1 after a linger ing iNoogs., FRawcrs C. ative of Warsaw, Pv His friends aad acquai to attend his funoral,on > '¥ afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, 490 Canal strect. ScueyLer.—Ia Roltvar county, Mississippi, on Tuosday, December 22, Avawt Scavyixe. soa of th? late Jacob Rutzon Van Rensselaer, of Columbia county, New York Hudgon, N. Y., papere ptease copy. Srmev.—On iy morbing, April 1, after a lingering itiness, Saxeer Steen, aged 48 yerrs. The reiatives and friends are respecttulty invited - ate tend the funeral, from the rosidence of bia brot! law, James Hemphill, No 424 Seventh a enue, tis (sal - urday) aiternoon, at two 0" Coleraine, county Derry, Ireland, papers please copy. Titov —On Thursday rpm March 31, Emir, wife ucis Tillow, 1 the 424 year of hor age Tho relatives and friends ot the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) al at two o clock, from her late residence, 43 West Twonty: ninth street, Wuirs.—On Friday, Aprill, Wuttam H. Warre, son of Leeep if and Mary A. White, aged 4 years, 2 months au The totnde of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, this (Saturday) morning, at ten o'clock, from the Teaidonce, No, pod he avenu Wistax.—Oa Fri April 1, Tamxeea Wartay, the be. loved wite of John ian, oy her s6tb year, a native of the eity of Dublin, Ireland, The triends of io amily and the Mechantes’ Union Benevolent Society, and Mechanics’ Mutual Benevolent peenty, te roapectfully invited to attend the funoral, ir late residence, No. 76 Prince street, on Sanday afternoon, at two o'clock. Lublip papers ploase copy. Zauntsnrm—On Friday, Al Edward and Mary E. Zabri The relat invited to i} 1, Grorar H., only son of relatives and ft iio, seed ¢ mouth. vos rien mily are al to attend the funeral, tom the residence of he ee, No, 152 West Twenty seventh street, on Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE: NOUMRI A phe ng! on bebet ad By phe bn be. D GERM. housework, &. for ‘netitute, 17 Stanton at. near Kear the COMPETENT SSAMSTRESS WANTS 4 SITUATION with @ indy gotng to But jt y dened = hea dresses; city r ast 19th ateeet, PETENT SE sy Aaa Te ATOR, BU oR Ai AS an porenaede canem an droeueas Call at it West 19th st AX inieuuicaxr GRRMAK WIDOW AND DAUOT deagemigias gente ine, resemal. SITUATION WaneR: Ad ofa nana ae a ent washer and Ararar Re Paths Peaiugion avec, Ls Ti sr’ a A A ear Ee mae LA atm. a LJ A SITUA. | an fetorence. “avolrs eres third Bint foot, ne 4 room, A REEoTsee ENGLISH 5 eee 4. wants a nituation floor, ron res “Apply a0 446 8d ave, th AB COOK; Cali nt 2 West co HN hh TEE A’ competent cope A yh SITUATION AS AS Taoveet Satie d an ‘nt a eat if SITUATIONS WANTED—F ‘EMALES, A RESPECTABLE ‘ound ¢ aR, Wisites 4 arrGa, eae bee ee aniston ane wo 4 "the, A tnied seamstress reference. "Call a, 266 Weat Sit at” athe coat, Am SITUATION Wi AY A PROTESTANT WO. Gait ato! T's U TAstaraey between Grand and Division ata oR OR CALIFORNIA —A PASSAGE 13 AEE GE ‘Erotogiant young woman. of Sharacier, who thas cook: grcuitar Or as B servant at tor her passage. Ap; SITUATION Baus D—BY A YOUNG Fo! S Arts a 1GNBR, NgUages, BS an office or wore. with ot pets for eps Meginting, "Address AMSG Herald office. ITUATION WANTEDOBY A YOUNG WOMAN, TO ili generat Gousework. OMY rofercuce Gall ab tee Wes! duit at ITUATION WAUrEDen RE A h ZOnNG wo WOMse, As wet nurse; hi a Day ive woeks ol dj wotl id go cithor in city or oouniry.. Gitvarion, WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG wom! mstress; bas no objection to assist in up Brockiye. Can be seen for two days at 5é Wyckoll st, rooklyn. Gitwation WANTRD-IN A SMALL PAMILY, BY A woman, todo general housework. or would take care ; olty reference. Call at of children aud do chamberwo: 30 Market st, Sica ON” WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AB soainitiens cae fo all eiadeat f emboudery and, plein sewing. Addres# 8 M., Heri WO RESPECTABLE GIRLS WISH (ITU ATIONS— Ono aa good plain cook, Nwasher and ironer. the other as Chambermaid and tw re best of olty wor pieter ving tomstber, Call at 204 2d live, petween 22tand ta, where they cam be soem for two days if) wot qe Based. Tpwo RE RESPECTABLE Pad GIRLS SAR, SITUA- itera; lately lan’ tions as chambermaids and wa! landed. Cas be Boon for one day at 165 West 834 st. WAntsD—BY A Ruse RC TAS SOTHS ore ‘situation as chambermatd ai of city reference, Call at 60 Dean A n aaaian Water SITUATION AS WRT NORSR BY. a healthy young woman, Gan be seem at 144 Concor: Brooklyn. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, TO DO a pentenan's or family's washing; city referonce. Call ANTED—BY A RESPECTARLE MARRIED WO- man, with a fresh breast of milk, @ baby to wet puree jouth, ersey City, ‘ANTED—A ITUAT! BY AN EXPERIENOED yOUNE woman, as 6 understands baking and cool would do th waabin: pastry of all Shad or og eed of a small private at 44 West 13th Au AGENTS RECEIVE FF FREE A SPLENDID Sup on SILVER, HUNTING Casi WATOH, ORIGINAL AND ONLY GH a. Un cent BACH PACKAGE CONFAINS MORE “agenda : HOLES OF VaL08 TUAN ANY OTHER FALF DOAE Battin InPAGKAGES BVER SOLD. Ig PROUTTS ENORMOUS, GRBATESE WONENNABING BUSINESS OF THE AGS. EVERYBODY WANTS THEM BRWARE OF IMITATIONS. Send for our great now circulars for 1864. containing extrs premium iadngements, free, S.C. RICKARDS & 103 assau street, N. ¥., original, largest and oldest Prize Pack- ge Mouse in ihe world. GENTS ARB WANTED TO SELL OUR IMMENSELY popular and justly celebrated Stationery Pi the iRrgoat and best out, containing fine hig velopes. Novelties, rich Jewelry, &c., &c.; rel worth five times as much. We the crer knowns splendia tee! receive Wateh ete finest ever published. All free (aa a present) a handsome Gold or solid ‘atch, warranted.” No other frm can offer such tnduce- Please send for our clear, mattot call ir large stock of kets ce. G. HAS. x Pacl Kins € CO. "38 Boel nee street, N. ¥., Prize Package and Engraving Wa Wareli hou A “MAW COOK WANTED=IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, must be German, French or Ttallan,, Address, giving te nd where to be seen, O, U., box Tat At! = WANTED—IN A RAOLESALE LigudR ; one who tinderslands the jobbing business can Intueses, some trade preferred. “Address @. T. B. 188 Herald office. Y Neg 8 pRY GOODS SALESMAN, TWO petent do., wanted, at the Merchants’ and precee F Re- sistry Is Fuitom street. Also. bookkeeper, oukey terk, grovcry cerk, stationery clerk, barkeeper, receiving c'ers, Watchinan, porter, drug clerk. ‘Other sivuations always open. SMART, “ACTIVE YOUNG MAN WANTED—TO open oysters and make himself genera ty useful ine restaurant, vay bes ran COMPETENT beeps, te WANTED—IN A HOOP skirt business; ove who has a knowledge of bodkkeep- ing preferred, ta suc) a one » liberal salary will be paid. A BOY WANTED—AS PORTER, IN 3 nen for es clothis ‘Call at 176 10, HANDY 20 bag nauging has house: one ne ¢ oan we at. OOKK PEPER AND CLERK IN FACTORY WANTRD— Also assistant bookkeeper and corresponding clerk tm Limporting house, satosinan tn furnt store, salesman, clerk arid, ight (porter, wholesale grocery and ary ni . Revere r ‘crka, two conductors, bartender nations open, Apply at 80 Nas in OY WANTED.—A SMART. OTIVE bys ABOUT 16 years of age. wan & fancy goods store. Tuquire dt oF J &F Dalrymple, SH Broadway OY WANTED—IN rm INSURANO. reas box 944 Post of oM HOUSE BRO! ANTED—IN A © 7 active and seigltien) to be asgmented as merited. Address $2 Post otic BOX, WAXTRDIIN A DRUG BROKERS OFFICE: one aboit 13 yearsof age avd who fesides with his par ary firet year $100. Address. in bandwriting of ap- ‘Vox 1,118 Post office, giying references. pliceut, } OF WANTRD—A D It TO.16 ON A FARM, A short distance from the city. Wages $9.10 $188 monte and found Apply at the Large Employment Honso, ¥ 1ith st, corner of 6th ay BY WANTED—AHOUT Aad YEARS OLD, AT THB Broadway Li Cc iow bh acl pD** GOODs SALESNEN WANTED. —EXI'ERIESURD handsonly need appiy to Join B. Sewacd, 103 Grund at, Willlamaburg. Rofercaces requi ents m opi MAN FAMILIAR ANTED, AS Be'eetor LERK.—WANTED, A YOUNG MAN WHO 18 d with the eity relat business. Apply at 17 RK ANTED=AT NO 120 AVENUE 0. | Understand tire by FOR A BREWERS DRAY WANTED. =F resent testimonialafind references of the bigheat pose must respectability Tor aouriety, honesty nnd capably otier need apply. Steady ‘employment xtven. ir Gwa hast eiiting oF veall tile day at Seat inee "160 Went Righieenth st, iso a cellerman ae one who hhnw tind woine experience and can bring Fee preferred DSCERIENGNY, SAERSRSS, TATED UNO A caualote . None others weed apply at 156 Reade a OR THE NAVY, WHALING AND MERCHANT res. tore, Slogans ane in eenes! Sounty pala. Ag re 4 Atcha company's oer, #1 Wert sicvet corber of pany, si ths & CO, Agents. ia [ih ieee. Be gouges, 5 WANTED, ca bbl mpoan. tile Agen for boot abort honse, Pa taera in ol eopyiat 1001, meiner « situations al a ont ta holt eee keepe: try clerk and colle and see our terms, before 3 0 ‘clock. Orgs AD WANTED—IN A commrsstow ON HOUSE, A jor for prt 4 sinart, active rican lad, of 4,00 006 Post omic, wit Ticnt PonTER WANTED—TO WorRK ty eck, that ng Ree ness, “Address 4 Perry a. Be Neral Mexia A SALESM. z... WANED SANT A mantilla salesm: snose pr] ere accus- tamyl gina hn Psiecseets Westar se ALESMAN WANTED—IN ME! PURNISHING Settaran tener eaaialeeiar he LnBN iN Belge IN BVERY 4, vimived i to Broome sis., New York, UATE wanrn=ro OR git CATIONS nee. gard wort | ¥ TH ovous oom ip ban ‘pervect, ay Mouse i igs iit dial tulle a athe Lege PUBLISHERS Srepesticn eee. nager's postion, oF sf ora has haa’ over oe SOUESAITEES, CLARGE 98 A? CLE on Ae. ta ae inves: it Pee, We Barat rth A To am i tar ane Se ees oor MAN TO Soe me hat BAGUETTE carne Wantzpas Fume 80) the Sereieae Ireritets sai, WANES A QAR Wa aE