The New York Herald Newspaper, March 3, 1865, Page 2

2 NeEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1865. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. | sp ‘Tavaspar, March 2—6P. M. ‘The stock market was weak and unsettled, in sympathy With the causes affecting gold, at the first board, and the losing quotations showed & dooline from those of yes- terday’s second board in Erie of 145, New York Central 4%, Book Island }, Hudson Rivor 244, Reading 134, Michigan Central 1, Michigan Southern 3, Dnois Cen tral 1, Cloveland and Pittsburg }s, Northwestern %, Fort Wayne %, Cumberland 6%, Ohio and Mississippl Cortificates %. Government securities were heavy. Five-twentics de- clined , ten-forties 4 # 35, ex-coupon, allowing five por cent for the coupon; sixes, 1881, 4. A‘ the open board atone o'clock the market was a fraction higher, and at the second regular board the inn- Provement continued. Erie was 5; higher than at the cloge of the morning board, New York Central 134, Hud- son Rivog 1}, Reading 1, Michigan Southern 34, [Minois Central 34, Rock Island 44, Fort Wayne 34, Cumberland 8, 0. and M. certificates % Government securities wero firmer. Five-twenties ad- vanced 34; ten-forties were steady at 973g a 4. At the open board ut half-past three the highest quote tions at the second board were not fully maintaiuod. ‘Tho gold market opened at a recession from lust even- tug's price, and although it. afterwards improved 17%, it was without spirit all day, and closed dull, bus one Cent higher than the lowest quotations of the morning. The variations will be seen by the dgures: 10:30 A. re per The supply of floating gold aggregates more than six anda half millions Great difficulty is experienced in. fonding it, and some houses which are Leatily “long” Gnd it about as difficult to borrow upon il, The tone of the Richmond press has exerted a de- Pressing effect, and, although no considerable de- Cline is probable, there ix nothing at present to impart buoyancy to the market. Money has been moderately active owing to tho diminished supply con- @equent upon the curtailment of loans by the national banks. Tho rate is seven per cent on miscdlancous securities; but loans on government securities are still made at six. Commercial paper of the first graae passes at eight to ten por cent, Foreign exchange is dull. Bankors’ bills at sixty days aro offered at 107% a 108, and at three days at 108% a 109, Commercial bills are quoted at 10614 a 107. In the Senate yesterday, in Committee of the Whole, the section of the Amendatory Tax bill imposing a tax of one half of one per cent on sales is adopted by a vote of twenty-one to twenty, The amendment of the Finance Committee for the appointment of a committees of three to inquire into and report upon the subject of taxation was adopted, The House of Representatives to-day also ordered two new committees—one on banking and cux- rency and the other on appropriations—so leesening | the duties of the Committee of Ways and Means. This Givision of labor ig likely to result in a moro care ful consideration and Investigation of measures affecting our fiscal adsninistration than we have hitherto had. [t will be the duty of the Committee on Banking and the Currency to report iq favor of the amendment of the National Currency act #0 as to ourtail the paper money issues under the According to the last statement of the circulation of the national bunks, it amounted to nearly ninety-seven millions, and it is now probably a hundred snillions, Thie powerful engine of inflation is adding between three and four millions a week to the volume of the currency, aml will, within no long time, if allowed to work without interruption, add another two humired millions to the cirentation. Mr. McCulloch, who has been at the head of thie branch of the Treasury since its orgw like Mr, Chase, preached sound views of fi ut, like same. him also, he has practised the oppo: ns not in the power of Mr. McCullogh, of course, to do otherwise than carry out the letter and spirit of the act; but it be some- cana te note the contrast between theory and Practice with our financiers, If Mr. MeCalloch is to be the next Secretary of the Treasury he will have considerable scope for the develop- ment of his policy, and bad as the condition | 1200 Mariposa Mg Co on en Se mombere to be paid ia geld; but they appeared before the Btate Treaserer and de- paar pay orgs. tes thom that by ® pre- vious law the specie in the treasury had beon ordered to be sot aside fer tho payment of the intorost on sterling bonds, and that he was, under that act, prohibited from using it for any other purpose. Most of the mombers, therefore, were willing that greenbacks abould bo eub- | stituted; but some refused to rovowwe their pay, aad do clared their intention to apply to the Suprome Court for mandamus to compel the Troasurer te pay thom in gold. Stock Exchange. Tuvasvay, March 2—10:30 A. 4. $1000 18 88.08, rog. 135 1500 wha N ¥ ‘om BR 11L 10000 US 6's, "81 reg. 110% dO... ee. TUK $000 Us 68 cou. 110% te do ade 11, 5000 1's 6's, 5-90, rox 10944 1500 do... 080 110% 00 do. ~ LLL, 100 do, b30 1115, 200 do... 10 110% 3000 Erie RR -- 10% 200 do.. 1000, do 400 do. 5000 Conn 6 1600 NY Cen 103 1600 MichCen8's,n 1 213 5000 Erie 4th “ae ‘100 1000 HudRiv 2d s. £ 107 v8 1000 P,FLW&Ch bd 10 foo Mich Coutral ine + a = Th Contral RK. 200 di 10 200 ConsolCoiil of Md 50 Quicks'vr My Co 300 Maripona Mg’ Co SRCOND BOARD, Hauy-vast Two o'Ciock P.M "81, cea 11036. 100 N'Y Central RR 1a $500 US6's, 18000, do, 100 Erie RR. 500 cy 100 do 100 do Riot 100 Hud Riv 45000 US 6's, 1 do 20000 Ohios’ Mf 500 Readin 20000 do. 29%; 200 di 10000 Asser 200 = do. 5000 300 do. 200 Mich So: 200 Il Cen RR. a nie 500 dO... e000 100 C & NW pref. bso a ripd 100 +s. 68: 400 NY Con RR..s10 300 GOisscs- 0. Seale crry COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘Tworspay, March 2—6 P. M. Asus. —Receipts, 60 bbls, ‘The market continues imac tive, and rates were wholly nominal. Breavsrars —Keceipts, 468 bbls. dour, 63 bbls. and 2,844 bags corn meal, 5,412 bashels wheat, 10,072 do. comm, 13,368 do. outs, 1,642 do. rye. State and Western brands were a trifle lower, #ay sbout Se., with a limited demand, and only a small basiness was consummated at our figures, aud at the clove thove was some difference between the views of buyers and sellers. ‘The sulcs were 6,000 bbls, State and Western, 600 do, Southern and 400 Canadian, The demand for rye flour continued mode- rate, but the market was firm; sales of 200 bbls. at $8 a $8 75. Com meal was iu fair request, with: sales of 250 bbls, at $7 50 a $7 60-for Jersey and $8 50 for Brandy wine, We quote:— Superfine State and Western flour, Extra State -$9 80a 9 90 9 95210 10 of our finances is, im # county so vast and recuperative in its resources as our own, it is not too late by judicious management to renair it ‘The three plans which the government may adopt are:— Firstly, the gradual contraction of the curreney, with a view to the repeal of the Legal Tender act and the specdy resumption of specie payments Secondly, the opposite extreme of continued and indefinite inflation, involving the further und steadity increasing deprociution of the currency; and thirdly,.the maintenance of the currency ‘a8 nearly as possible at the present point. But in order to carry out the iatter the national bank isues must be stopped. Even supposing the amonnt of the currency to remain unchanged, however, in the future, the tendency of the gold premium will be upward, 90 long as the disbursements 80 largely exceed the income as to add two millions per diem to the aggregate debt. Nevertheless, deprecia- tion would be in a great measure checked by heavy tax- ation; and such are the resources of the country that in ten years after the termination of the war, provided the poople were meanwhile willing to bear the burden, the currency might possibly be restored to par. The strong argument against the early resumption of specie pay- menis is the lose it would inflict upon the speculative, financial and mercantile community, who constitute, directly and indirectly, the most powerful in- terest in the country, and whose hostitity neither the preent nor the new administration will be likely to brave. Moreover, the government has committed itself to a pohey, such as it is, and it will therefore simply try to make the best of it without @lopting any radical changes. With a long continuance of the war it might yicid to the temptation to resort to fresh currency issues, and so court the same fate for its Paper money that overtook the French assignats; but the promising aspect of the military situation makes this danger more remote, and prevents an opportunity for pre- serving the government credit from thove disasters which not long ago threatened it, We have, however, already 80 long pursued a policy of inflation and sufered our currency to so fur depreciate that it is useless to pxpect to recover our lost ground while the war lasts; but it will be the serious duty of the Secretary of the Treasury to Yecommend such measures as will stay the progress of that depreciation, which is the heaviest und most insi- dious form of taxation that can be inflicted upon a people ‘The pasaage by the House yesterday of the bi repeal ing the eighth section of the act tegulating trade and ‘commerce with the |nsurrectionary States, which pro: vides for the appointinent of Treasury agents for the purchase of cotton and otherfprodvce, on behalf of the government, from the rebels beyond our lines, threatens the overthrow of the system concerning which there has been 0 much antagoniem of lac between the military ‘and civil authorities, and which has not yet been fully established. The grounds for the repeal are frands and dysloyal practices, but these exist owing to faulty exeew tion, and not to a mistake of design in con- stituting much an agency system. With incorruptible officials much good might result to our commerce from the purchase of Southern produce from the rebets. As the war nears its close, however, and the territorial limita of the rebellion aro narrowed, the necessity for such a system as the one projected—which seems to be ‘thus far remarkable only for ite failure, and the hoetility with which it has mot from the military commanders— ‘will diminish ; so that, with our recent successes, the mea- gore has, to @ great extent, lost its importance. ‘The Chamber of Commerce of this city, at te regular monthly meoting to-day, appointed a committee of seven to report the views of the Chamber on the poliay of the t with regard to the cotton seized at Savannah, ‘The general sentiment of the Chamber was in favor of recognizing the claims of the private owners of the cot- ‘ton, 90 a8 to prevent the future destruction of the staple by the rebels of the approach of cur forces, A wnt order has been, or is about to be, iseved, ‘requiring bonds to be given by the shippers of asorted eargoes to Havana, in consequence of the discovery that morebandise nominally #0 consigned t in some tm. qtances roally destined for Matamoros, to be afterwards ‘fgont over the line to the rebels, Shippers to Mexico have for s long time past been required to give bonds; and the Bow order making shippers to Havana comply with the @ame regulation may not be unneosssary, bat i comes rather late. ‘The following ie a comparative statement of the com ition of the Philadelphia banks on Monday end on the previous Monday :— ‘i i gale wsoa'ooe 1i's0n' gon i 7 5 Dopodia..... , wreaiet 90,011,100 Creutation. .. 4,006,771 6,077, ‘due Udtwous raily yasood & law vrdortigg Choice State. 0 15210 30 Common to medium extra Western: 10 15410 45 Extra round hoop Ohio, 10 90 u 11 00 Western trade brands. 11 05 a 12 00 Extra St. Louis... «+11 60a 14 50 Common Southern. . +10 65a 11 65 Fancy and extra do... 11 70014 50 Common Canadian,.... 10 06 2 10 30 Good to choice and extra. 10 35a 11 75 Bye tlour, suportine, 1 50a 8 70 in sympathy with gold; but, there being almost no de- mand, prices were nearly nominal, especially for wheat, in which business was small The transactions were 1,000 bushels choice amber Missouri at $2 45; 1, 92 40, w, do, good white Canada at $268. Rye was in bees Dat scarcely so firm; sales 7, els Canada at $160, Barley was moderately netive, with sales of 4,000 bushels Canada ast on private terms. Barley matt continues dull and heavy. The corn market ruled quiet, but prices were without material 5 sales at $1 80 for old mixed Western in store, and New Jersey yellow at $175 a $176. Oats wore in limited demand and fully Ic. off; we quote Jersey and Pen vania at $109 3 il, and Western at $113.0 $1 14. Cowrax. —There was but very little doing, but the mar- ket was frm and holders demanded previous rates. Rio, prime, may be quoted af 21 3s¢., gold, with » small stock. Covros.—There was less activity and firmness in tho market, and, under the fall in gold, prices receded fully Ic ire lb., "the demand being Prat fll from spinners; Dales, at the following tgures " Upland. ri “Mobile N.0.eT. grails eth 2 Hy i Good middling... 84 86 Faerouts continued very aun and rates to even -ports have a downward tendency. The engagementa were :—To Liverpool 500 bbls. tar at 2s., 250 boxes bacon: at 4s, 100 tons copper ore at 1s, and 120 tons oil cake on private terms; per steamer, 700 boxes tobacco at 30s. To London, per neutral, 250 boxes cheese at 20s, To Bremen 140 boxes tobacco at 208., 160 bbls. Lge = pows at Im 6d., and 60 tons measurement goods at 1 To Havre 50 tons wood at 36f. A British Song, of ins. tons, to Matamoros, at 86c.; one (1,600 bbls.) to Federal Point, at $1,100 per month. fova.—There was a fair demand for choice grades (which were in sinall supply) for both consumption and export, and full rates were Inferior quailties re leas active and scarcely so firm, though we make no Buange {n our qu ations, — Sales 160 bales at Jc, « 0c. for new growth, and 15¢: a 38¢. for old do. Hax.—Prices forboth shipping and retail lots remained the same, the market being moderately active. Ivpico.—There was but very little doing, owing to the large difference betwoen the views of buyers and selle and prices were wholly nom A nale of 15 chests Madras was made at a price not to be printed. Moi asses. —The demand for this article continues mo derate, and prices are falling off. The only sales we heard of were 150 bhds. new crop Cuba muscovado at 70c. a 80c., and 1 bbls, New Orleans at $1 20. Navat Sroam.—There wax no perceptible change to note in the market for any description, the demand con tinuing moderate and prices remaining about the same. Small sales of American spirits turpentine were made at $1 750 $1 80. Of rosins we notice small sales of com mon and strained at from $17 a $20, and biack $14. Tar and pitch were quiet, und prices wore nominally un- changed. ‘Ona—The market for all kinds continues very quiet, but in prices we have no especial change to note. Lin: seed may be quoted at $155. Lard ruled stead $2 2235 w $2 26, with a moderate jobbing maquiry. ‘at oils wore quiot at our last quotations, Une demand being , 1,760 bbls. pork, 455 pkgs. 663 do, cut meats, 1,; 404 do. lard and 1,916 dressed The activity and pone occasioned by the fall- ing off in the stock of pork, as exhibited 9 od monthly statement, wore lost to-day; and, market opened with considerable tone, prices A on kinds declined materially. The entire sales were gener. ally at full prices, bus at the close old mess was quoted at $35 75. $44, and new do. at $86 75. ‘The salee on the ‘were 6,000 bbis., at $36 80 ® $86 76 for new mess, pape # $i4 for 1863-4, do. cash ry Toguilar way, clos- ing at $33 76, cash; $20 75 a $30 26 for prime and $35 8 $36 50 for prime moss; also, for Eegare aalivery, 3,000 Dla mew mee, for March, Aj I and sna gel gi ‘also liverable in vars option a Boef was to fair demand and firm. Metin 18 0 $22 for plain moss, and $21 = $24 for extra do, hams Sanat fo active demand at full rates, Sales 1,400 = Dressed wholly nominal. Savt continacs qui their views and demanded sales we heard of wore 1,250 aack® Ashland on private terms, caction 8/000 Vashety Sure’ Wand (aeangee) Bouar. — he downwaed tan (a id hed a depremsing effrot upon the market, an See emcee eed, eerie, fates having been made at vatliee of 0. pee tb. The | demand % 91 tooderate, and we have only to report walew OL MO Linde, Vue Carry wh Kevan Ki HO MTamg Perdaret oruked sod wri ws 0 2530. for Sie MSelee of 100,000 Ibe at B11 bia, ‘The market rulod Sales of Hoe soliors, at copiebezbaestoteenatiovwaeretes tan Fie cents ot the tw “he centre of lara a ites mast heads of at high water: ‘By order, ERTHON, Secretary. >, feme from the ¥ DI it 1700 Os gaze, pate ls lt ‘vlad and 700 bls HP, Wa Spoken, &e. this bay tars a haces as one o'dlock, from dence, 429 enue. Pavuino.—Oa Thuraday, March 2, Pavwino, in the That your of hor age ‘Notico of funeral in Sasurday' "a papers. ‘antian —In this city, on Thursday morning, March 2, oa Guinnm, ¢ rete end Aurelia Quarwer, un 1 the 9th bees au ne gare a. side Sis eaten! paper Feet vee March 1, Any, the be- ip parert “ Bremen Nov 13 for Rangoon, oie ant) oreemekde Oi Rion Hi do 200 do hold last might in Fanouit Hall, under tho auspices of the oyu oii ihe pre ¢ Porgeny, as Mary 0 © Fox, from Cardenas for Portland, Feb 23, go 300 do Fenian. Brotherhood, at which spcochos wore mado by erunty Logon be taken ee Tee eto eenkianes 198 Foreign Port: 8, @lde Sixt wt, 400 ft. west Gth ay. st Oommer 6th av and Slst st ‘lo 6th av., adjoining do Gore lob west side 6th ay. 1 jot nortiivast corner 6th 1 fot enat 5 de 6th av 1 lot nyréh side Slat st., 1 Jot southeast conor ath ay, 2 lots south ride Sist #t., adjoining. 1 large lot-south side fiat wt, adjoini 1 lot northoast corner 6th av. and 50th 2 lots north side.SOUh wt, adjoining. ‘1 large lot north side GOL) @t., adjoining. ... 2 lots cast side 4th ay. 60 foot ne ‘Both st. oacl Deo peweses by, Houne Lasse, De la for N' Barer, (Pin, 5) M—Arr John Tucker, Haltet, Callao, Jan 27—-Arr bark Ellen Morrison,’ MoO Tico) in Favorite, “Pi me parks oe Cherry street, at 2 ofolock, to St. James’ church, James st., this (Friday) morning, at half-past ton o'clock, whero 8 solemn requiem maas will be celebrated for the reposo of her soul, and from thence to the Ceanetery of the Holy Cross, Flatbush. The reiatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend without further notice Rosc,—On Tuesday, February 28, of sturlot fe panera, sald 6 only gon of "Water Elisabeth Roach, aged who relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, 104 West Twenty- -socond atrest, this (Friday) Bfternoon, at one o'clobk. His remains will be interred im Evergreen Cemeter on Wednesday, Maroh Colonel Mahoney, Head Centre of the Brothorhood of the United States; Captain R. R. Walsh, of Penusylvania, and AP. Sennott, of Boston. Tho meeting adopted resolutions ratifying the proceedings and rosolutions of tho lato Fenian Congroas held in Cincinoati, Groat on- a AS Se saeneeet inidiad Ha ‘farnard, Crowell, Phil ie Beers, from Portland, arr 234 rerea dan @-tn port niin kas At D others as before. Hel yy ta tah y. bri, Canad Zit ai Arrivals and Departures. Livewroo.—steaman| Bainburg 3 LA A Horantte, ave Kdinburg—J Fumer, A Hora Capt pete, Lieut ‘Chotmely "A Devi Ne, Mr Oumbell, Me Rev a Mocul Rey Thomas Pullar, Capt Me Krop, Mr Taylor, ¥ I Mathews, isa Moore, Bias indo aid 429 in the Cony a Bi Morro Contech H Woodrud, AJ ross. Ban Francisoa, jd from Saugor Jan 7, ship Sooloo, Hutchinson, Duan, Feb t4—Arr ii? & Marriet, Ubrbrook, Rgndon (one for Neoeke id Deo 2 ip Whe oe ‘Williams, hip White Bagle, fox N Yor pe mF ig Arr dalle, ‘ros! rn Pe NYork. Hone Kone, Dec 16—Arr Alhambra, vce paca (or Taseae), ¥ranctago; 25h, Kallambra, Gordon: " gemoon, Haxsey, Singapore; Wh ‘ PD Paimer Stecle, pea Carlotta, Unger Ha Frenclsoo; previous tk Hienefactress, Hldrhige, NYork, pan. NYark. Feb 22-Cld sohr Mary, Walsh, NYork. lar} Sididth, Brenda, Cox, Boston; British Queen, Aylwa York; Aimosphore, Bvée, do; Portaw, Carus, 1, Sanam, br. Wm. har ry Sawyen. —In Brooklyn, wife of Roswell H, sawyer, daughter of the late W. Miner, in the $7¢h year of her age. The relatives and friends are maanoctielly invited to at ‘tond tho funeral, from her lato residence, 295 Adelphi ‘atroot, this (Friday) afternoon, at half-pust two o'clock. ‘SeLLeon.—On Wednesday, Murch 1, Magtua, relict of Gould Selleck, im the 62d year of hor age. Funeral services this (Friflay) afternoon, at four e’clook, from her late residence, 274 Seventh stroet. Her remains will be taken to-morrow morning at nino o'plock wo a for interment. ~ (Coun.) papers ease Soy pe —On i = after a short but painful ines, Manis, second son ‘of "William avd Mary Anne —— ‘of Townsend street, Dubl.n, aged 27 yours. ‘The friends and relatives of the family aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his aunt, Margaret Gleeson, 622 Washington otreet, this (Fri- ) afternoon, at ‘ond o'clock. Hiv remains will of to Calvary Comotery. May ho rest in peace. HY tote end 'ait)5O, or Keorge Sire 8 tig fk Havana—St Me FA Cathalal Fred Paodaien nat NEW YORK MEDICAL COLLEGE. FOR WOMEN. ‘The First © ommencement—ifteem Le- dies Receive their Diplomas—They Take the Hippocratic Oath—Intoresting Core- mony, “&. Wednonday, cvening Inst the Athenmam, Broadway formerly Rev. Dr. Qugood’s church, was the scene of & most interesting ovent—the first of the Rind presented in tho social history-of our city—the first “Commencemont of the New York ‘Modical College’ for Women." Wiink- over may bo tlic future Of the great’ social ovement, | ator, fora wri i ath, the ‘initiatory commencement Inat oventng may D° fairly}, Nig Maton “1 od al ele, Mrs Merkic, Me ar ic ‘acdépted as a guerdon of protnixe to cher and oocourage are ener me Ro tho fair students who, deltécting from ‘the cnstomary’ 3 ice vonedl uphoros of their gex, have cntéred oa a tew and arduous | R tie Be professidn—the study gad ‘practice of the heallug ‘ark’ Seldom have a class of neophytes’ been preeted with a warmer or more inspiriting reception. ‘Long before the hour for tho opening of the procesdiags the Athenswum began to be: crowded, atid very soon after the opening of the doord every das Was occupied ta aisles and galleries. As might bo expected, the great ma- Jority of tho assemblage were ladies, all looking oarnost, intorested, and steming!y anzious, as to the boaring of the neophytes in the coming oneal. On the platform Tionwartn, 1k Fue, a Arias, ie re 26, ships Alhambra, Lucas, Chartered to load Munila't + y Letourneau, Havre. . ‘H Pollock, Mi IN, reo, B Martines, tous, erat Eieat Wt uapeon Aor itn 7 Feb 11—Ent out, Scotland, Rollins, Now Ye Candnge, Portland. ny, TH. veb 18—Off Thomas Klan, Morrell, ‘Anti UEaETOW®, rebt 16—Arr Canada Go), Basten, via Halifax. iNa@arors, Dec rT Belvelle Fran ny 1B. MeGily¢ NYork. a Oe er abipe Pinellas Murray, for: NYork Prinooas Wale ie for Morea. a rota ta HW, Broa Pargmatia, Bdwards, ‘Si. Keres, Fob 4—No vessels in port. BE sap easispoet ig on STO} Arr steamshi x01 aciphin By onip ims Heads a dive Mabiman, Havana, aches Ei Shooting Sur, M. Dublin Sxwer.—On Lay ay poet evening, Maroh 1, Mrs. Bx- muocs E. Smipvy. Funeral service with high mass on Saturday morning, ‘ab ten o'clock, as the Church: of gho Nativity, ia Beooud avenue, between Second and Thirl stroots. Stuxurs.—At White Plains, Westchester A wed on eee ae 2, Joun Swixs, aged 48 years. Frem bis birth to death a servant in the family of the Inte Minott Mitchell, Esq bream on Thursday morning, March Abram V, Suydam, uged 33 yours. nd relatives are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at lall-past Sree, from ‘the Reformed Duteh church, at Flat Hltiot Summor hewn, Phi Seer oan cee tN Surtaoe, Matthew Pacasernes, Liverroor—Steamsh! pavia Arki Artie Mrand Paya P FT Re Louine Reed and. Jobn Curtis, of pany rk from Gottentu chy ‘aval odie, Liverpool via Halifax; sbij ran ir Clara, Crowell Bul} Clty Point; Smith, Gorham, Nor ym Bostun—Mr and Mra San Yiailey, de K Miller and canes mM f Routh Bos. stood a table covered with bouquots, frosh and fragrant, Captain and iad ‘of Weat Cambridge ‘which sout thelr ofore throogh the euttre building) In | Andrew flalivet soukectone: Daria Golamore 0d. Ast Wooee: Suddenly, on Tuesday, February 28, Aux, folk; Tanne Itich Orowel), Fhliaielphiay oc 4 i monda, of New York: Mrand MrvJ 3M Durand, of Newark; | wife of Johu We a Talat Anat ‘Small car) sel ers the ongan gallery wax located.» wplendid ang, whore | Wills babe, of Fhiadepbie; De ‘of baltimore! | "tive relatives and friends of the family are invited t0 | Trego ate, Aug rg Te eg Ae music charmed the audience at appropriate intervals dur- | John Walker, of Gla Stebart, of Manchester attond tie funeral, from her late residence, No. 87 Lud- | Nyork, poly poh short of pest i PriiNant (Br), Orsley, Got ‘Wood, of Dailey, N Hyde, L.A Jor Lazarus, of Hartford, Coun. ; he Matanzas, Hamilton, Bilzabedtivort atiana, frm Cientuegon, Emerson, New Orfeans; Avola, the proceedings. i Mrocisely wt eight 0) — For Hallfus—A 8 Adams Hiimsith ond Jobe Mi Carl Fre! 000, at ong oelock. Jow street, this (Friday) alte: <inesday, March Warsow. —Suddenly, on W k Professor J. M. Ward, Firat Milne, of Boston ins. irc Vice President of the Metical College for Women, came | Li Couns rin and Alsxander meres ee ay? na ‘pou the platvormh, lesding'by tis Bind ono of the fair’ | McNab of aniepall Daria H drs, gr Gataalandah) Watsoni"onena woeeu ts ieegtne aba 10 Gaya sto eae ih, dards, Cape THaytien: Mra dig raduates, followed by the Venorable Right Rev. Dr. Cox, leading another, and so the “fifiocn lady gra- duates preacnted themselves, and took the soats ro- served for them on the right of the platform, recoiving most heurty plaudits from the audience, and which they wi with a nonchalance that promises well for their norves in their coming operations with knife and soalpel. There wore fifteen cundidates—the majority of them young and of @ “favor" which ought to have soured for ‘them very different treatment from their tellow students of the opposite sox in Bellevue College than that charged to them. These ladies wore, with « few exceptions, and WA D Morse, of Halifax; K P Archibald, of Glace Bay, © B; Tomas H Canflekd, of Harlington; A fl Mowbray, o Engiand; Lieut Woodman, of British Navy—I9. Total 42. Lafayotte—David J King, New York; ce; Francis T Clark, Boston; Mex N P Lafon, New Orleans; J'B Holder, man, mn, New York: Mr on, Mra Bowed, England: Mr Sulier, New York; L'Abbe Paimiery, Marseilles; Mr J Deidesheim Mra Deidedheun child sand deevaut, Rew ork; ite ; Mra Marie Plotrowaks and Mme Marcadal! and twe children, Orieann Miss 5 Hess, Mise Loulan Hens, Goutfried Hosa Bx; 1 Albe iw Clara Schetz aud three children, 8t Lou ‘The friends and relatives of the family are invited to sy (at TAM, atiend the fanoral, this (Friday) morning, at ten o'clock, from the residence of his parents, 26 Lewis street, with: Out further Invitation, His remains will be taken to Cy pess Hilly, Wison.—On Wednesday, March 1, Eovweaua Coorg, wife of Henry Wilson, aged’ 62 years The retatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from Uke residence of her brother in-law, James W. Brodie, No, 66 Sands street, Brooklyn, this (Friday) afternoon, at throe o'clock, with- out further invitation. Star ‘Crowell, Norwegian, Shields Below bark Sie Feb 2—Arr Br. brig Rainbow, Casdd Georaetown, BC achr Sea Gull, Moody, NYork. "Cid. bar Feuwick (ir), Willerun having Fepnired). Rio Janes bigs Harry (Bry, Kulghly Matangan; 1. Mi Heslen, Ham Moston eschrs’ Edwin J Talim efattsta, idall, Pyovitence yon i mi Tord: do black silk dresses, with while gimp braiding on the pia roe Cinea Poh 0 Micon eran an ' iaGat wkirts, and elose dtting jackets, xlmp.d.in alike manner, | nie “Havant, Wrance; Mins Virginie Possess New|} c eeome— Henk! whealing: /Weeb, ViNiay, on eon some having white teed around their waists, with long i ee Re 8 earns ede 4 I gee hed og dw 28th Bowls of hips sep ’ ’ j " 7 otis, Mo: Mr Cheralln, Lay; Bamtie 5, New York; pendant tasels—something a ta Florence Nighungale | Louis, Mo; alr Cheralla, Tualy: Banune ns, New Yor style—and all wearing rosettes on their bosoms. After the graduates bad been seated the lady Presi deot—Mre. William. H. Greenough>-and a number of other ladies came on the platform and occupied the.oen- tre a of the bettors Board, censors and en invil \o speak on occasion, coup, the seats on the left of the platform. me ‘ed 1 graduates wore for a time the cynosure of all oyen, and though seemingly feeling constrained fora time ut the novelty of their position, the natural diffldence soon wore off, and during the ceremony of receiving their diplomas. and the st jueut proceedings each sppeared ‘as much at ease as any of the audience, To one and ull how applicable arc the words of the poet:— Oh, womant in our hours of case, Uncertain, coy-and hard to please; When pain and anguish wring the brow, A ministering angel thou: —the latter part of the sentiment particulary, as these women have voluntarily acoepted the mission of minis- tens oh SiyeRaaiagient ies beter te ‘ve all that the | poet describes woman generally to OPENING OF THE PROCEEDINGS. reau, France; Pi Ming Eliza Koch Scranton, Pa; Auj Louis Jacob Friock, John Friock, Obio; Chas Blok, Williamsburg: Kugene Paschal, Geraid Gautier, France. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. larch 1—-Sld sohr Sallie W Pouder, Pall lips (from Taunton), NYork. GLOUCESTER—Arr 2th. schrs Frances T Swoole, Bakes mn, Ha ed Do Hart, Low Howton fo rn, Gein + allan, Oly, Frankfort fo. SCThom: poste, for Philadelphia SUIYSTIC! Cong, March I Arr sche (oo ieary, Outta Plzabeuiport. “Sit sehr oul Birdsall, Aribble, ton, Del; sloop Motto, Ashbey Blizabouiport, Hie Arr bark Armenia, Ham ton, Grand Turk, TI, for Boston; sehr Maine Law, Ames bury, Nassau for Cainden; Union, Hutchins, Blizabethpor for Boston: Sarah, Gill, and Cabot, Witherspoon York Morton, Smith, do for Hulifax. 1—dArr steamer Franconia, Sherwood, NY¥ork fo brig Baron de Castine, Johneon, Surinam fo SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAO FOR NEW YORK—THUS DAY. jarricd. Awmaxny—Gat.asnp.—On. Monday, February 27, by the Rev. Father Geen, the daughter of "Joseph B I catinina, to the son of Stmom Amanoy Borns—Simonson.—In this city, do Thursday, March 2, by Rov. J. Carpenter Smith, Tukovore E. Burts to Soneash ouly daughier of TW. Simonson, of Glen love, L. Brrn—Dorson.—On Tuesday, February 28, at St. Bartholomew's church, by tho rector, Rev. Samuel Cooke, D. D., Wintiam 'M. Bert, of Stanford, Conn., ANNA, “daughter of Heary W. Dolson, Exq., of this city. Hust—Mucrorp.—Ou Wednesday morning, March 1, at St. Clement's church, by the Rev. T. A. , Hewey W. Fornecus Horr, of Norfolk, Pet to Ona RLOTTR, third one of Colone! Mugford, S., of Ports- Liverpool, Chamberlain, Londou—Grinnell & Min- Aspinwall—Panama Railroad Co, ‘kets, Matanzas—Walsh & Carver. rinidad, Cuba—G 8 Stevenson, Miller, Goree and « market—Yates March ortian ay INTERPORS, Feb 2—Sld schr Philanthroplat, Connor Catharine Hienete, ¥ Philbrook, Fortres nn. Bark Kantho, Conway, Ast Bark Johv Carver, Porterfield. Schr 8 G Hart, Rowley, Philadelphia—s W Lewis & Co. pier, Mountain Arente, Rogers, Philadelphia—Baker & yayton. hr Kour Siaters, Shearer, Sohr Plymouth Rock, I ., Schr Two Forty, Lewis, Annesquan, Philadelphia—H W Loud & Co. rkor, Boston—I © Dayton Maas—J A Btetson. nt fork. ‘arren, Wiley, iostou for Fortres, ‘The proceedings were Lod with prayer by the Bight bag ord , in, New i oI Rev, A Cloveland Cox, D. D., very appropriately and fin- se. —in, Seranmsh on Tosntay,Fooen | Sts BC Bossom Baty Now Harve 8 Hci & Monroe Weatgrer hater, go fe Fi pressively delivered. ays at the Cathesiral of St. John’ the Baptist, Mr. Av- ARRIVED. * 2th—Are schr 8 1, Croaker, Proabrey, amon for Phils aueres: of New York city, to Miss Jossramce M. conn Batabarg (Bo) Roatan, Liverpool Feb 15, and |“delphtu.* Sia schrs Peer Sores, ‘Pai EMeREnise; ; Jonepi Pannen ‘Warren, Westover, TP ‘230—Arr schrs a kdooner, ¥lwell, NYork for Boston; leader, Pe) Provincetown for Phil ayer we soon ton for Fortress Monroe; Sk Jameson, Ji Hotkinnd tor Nock. Murch 1—Arr schra Rhoda G, Baker; Dannis for Saqauaah Na, Huntley Jonas C Chew, Deri Taunton | for NYor! NEW LONDON, Peb 2— Turks. Islands: Wa Worthan, Worthington, Bal for Allen's P Point: Ira Laffrienier, Bacon, and beth pe nin, Ri a, Bork fo schrs | en toJohn @ np Atm Aroosphere, Jon 40 80, pass: REMARKS BY PROFESSOR WARD. Professor Wann, in a few prefatory remarks, explained the course of study Tequired a ‘to be gone through by those women who aspired to be graduates. Three years privi- lege of the caltes Sye two a courses of lectures, every study the same as male reat, Bot nein ee quisites had been abated. ee rd of Managers di- Footed that there should be a board of censors who would see that the requisition was fully complied with. In ad- dition, a thesis was required as an evidence of the acho- larsbip of the candidates and a measure of their attain. ments on medical science. The ladies had ae with all the requisitions. The thesis to be read had selected because the sutject chosen by the candidate ‘was adapted to a wider range of medical subjec than the others. THE THESIS. Professor jer then read a thesis, the composition of one of the Tt was entitled ‘“‘3uccess in the Practice of fedicine. ‘The article was well wbpeperd cs displayed a varied and well digvated know! subject on the part of the writer. It was, witl and lucid, and the aadience, at the pin Raber an Darrin, of the former place. OaKizy—Bronpags,—On Thuraday, March 2, at the Tesidence of the bride's father, by the Rev. G. ‘3. Geer, “Hosant OaKcer to Mary, youngest daughter of James Eq Brundage, all of this city. ‘Sutu—Cowus.—On Thursday, March 2, by the Rev. Aer Hagany, — Suu to Emma J. Cots, all of this city. Morristown ey palene 6661 Watrers—Ticx.—At Brooklyn, N. Y.,0n Wednesday, March 1, at the residence of the brides uncle, by the Rev. Jacob West, Mr, Tuomas Jarversox WALTERS to Miss Asm Cane Tice, all of that city. No cards. ween slow? Bale ra Head, passed Br s! towing down channels Bu, at noon. Jon 63.83, fa large bark rigged “steamehi EC Cath i dallagher “Philadelphia, w with mdse snengers, to Payton & Oo, 3 inet, 8 AM, High. tinaltigut Dearing NW 46 W; dintance & miles, pamad & can buoy, painte: with white te, perpendicular maine passed & herm pees ‘ashore on Sani uk. Sele Weta (of New Bedford), Smith, Manila Nov ve panted Anjier Dec, Cape Good Hope Jan & with hemp, main Constitution (Br), Samper, Liverpool, 35 days, with mdse, to Williams & Guion. Ship America (Bt), Noriinc, Liverpool Dec 27, with mane and rey Saml Thompson ‘s Nephew. Had heavy: wate anions onl it sails, stove boais, and Lore trees pt ima (of Pernambuco), Roque, Pern yin sugar and cotton, to H H Swift & Co. Feb i it bie my, saw sehr J Warren, bound 5. rig Sunbury (of St John, NB Gray, Tine, 64 mdse, 10 J 'W Elwell & Co. Had heavy weather; saila. ag eee. (Br), Alexander, Rio Janetro, 47 days. whh coffee. to Brig Julia (of Barbados), Shackford, Maranham, Jan 28, tn ballast, to Burdett & Everett. 5 ieewien drik Tindson. ‘Avery, Elizabethport; idence: | Bid’ R P King, ‘Smith, (from Hyannis) 3 WY HAVEN, Feb 28—Arr achr Annie Bell ces Ponce Four ROYAL, Feb 19—Arr sebr pric, re 19th, steamers Ashland, Cordery, do: ron ini eed , Ford, NYork; se pony Tludson, do Crowell, cs He of the Bay F Ada Delia Torre Pendleton med. brig Jere Bureows.—At Fort Lee, N. J., suddenly, Caanvorre Burrows, in the 71st year of her age. The friends of the family are fbi to attend the fu- & Coxhead, on 7 Northern Railroad, be im waiting at Fort ont"and eyances ur -at Yorkville on Wednesday evening, March iT years and 2 months. aid Thaxer, thom on, and sriateee bark Abd-el- Kader, El ridge, NY reading, marked their error 1 Wena ‘A. Brows, aged Brig’ Sybil (Br), : uurterant, Matamoros via Havana, 14 days, with cotton, io Wylie & Knevals. Waring, Smith, do; Quickstep, rwich; Kina, Owen CONYERRING or p¥oREss. The friends of the family are Tespectfully invited to ~ Baltimore: 230, hark 'NYok: eehra’ Al Tha contierag oF wate then | attend the funeral, from his Inte residence, 92 Kighty- ae & Miller (of Nesaau, NF), Cromiley, Nassau, in ballast, | Baltimore; 20d; bark Cok ae aoe Brig Volant (of Arichai Philadelphia: fourth strvet, between Third and Fourth avenues, this (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Banry.—On Thursday, March 2, afters long and se- vere illness, Egy any, aged 24 years. NS), Gannion, Canso, 8 days, with fish and oats, to BF Small & Co. Nebr Maytiower (of Baltimore), Woodhull St Kitts. 25 days, with salt, tof BGager. Had heavy weather: in la 38, [on He Hill, Robbins, Phiadepi G void Jekp, brig Georgiana ¥ Geers, with. Professor Warp called each by name, five at a time, c lor, do (and sid) and these having taken their stand were again separately called before the lady fete nbs addressed to each, liott, De Groot, in @ low tone, a few words, r which she presented ‘The relatives and frionds of the family are respectfully > meg ‘& quantity of wrecked stuff, spars and oth r pieces sf spive Merten epee fee New ork them with their diplomas. As each Indy was called and } invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. | "Schr Richard Hill (of Brookhaven). Hulse, St Thomas, 16 i G bent before the President the encouraging plaudits of the 114 East Ninth street, on "Saturday afternoon, at one | days, with tobacco, to Farnham & Barnes, of New Haven, audience greeted them, and several of them had lovely | o'clock. where she is bound. bouquets prevented to them. Bravury.--On Wednesday, March 1, Mrs. Franoms | Schr Albert Treat (of New Haven), Dill, Mayagues, PR, 20 ra : Brapiay, widow of Justus Bradley, in the 86th year of | ys, with sugar and molanios, rove, McK NAMES OF GRADUATRS. b pe Talo Paced, i tata, iT “days, with sugar and Ida Della Torre, . Eiewoth ea sis Mrs, Harriet F. Hall, Potersboro, N. Y. The felativos and friends of the family are invited to | "Schr Cimeer (of Windvor, Na), Mills, tentu hip Ashburton, Ma Miss Anna A. Manning, Norwich, Conn. attend the funeral, at the residence of Lier son, Wm. C. | withinctames, (0 DR Dewsll, ited ueavy weather: carried n eattort Ne tacks Jibboom and loft tw: and rn tae Morrison, Miss oe c. Sehettier, New York city. Bradley, 252 Broome street, this (Friday) afternoon, at awa) iba, Mias Mary well, Conn. Sehr Jonn B: ore re ee Pye, Cow Bay, £E: via te Mr. bt - US Halifax, 19 days, yg conl, to A Smithers & Co. jad bi envy Arctic, ‘ticks NW witids most o it foretopgallant, mast Maloney. re right, New York city. Mrs. Floiso B, Smith, Boston, Mass, Miss Harriet Clisby, Melbourne, Australia. Miss S. Amelia Barnet, Newark, N. J. Mrs. Amelia G. Pollock, New York city. Mrs. Anna C. Van News, New York city. But.—On Thursday, March 2, Catannine, wife of Cap- tain Johu Bell, Sixty-ninth regiment, Corcoran Legion. Notice of funeral in to-tnorrow’s papers. Burr.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday morning, March 2, JonaTuan Srunce, infant son of Andrew and Ida Burr. ‘The frionds of the family are invited to attend the fune- royal mast and ‘ying jibboom, hore ont, Feb 27, lat Savannal 101, lon 45 30, rok steamship Btna, hence for Liverpool, ied us with proviso ary (ot Halifay), ‘Welsh, Halifax, 5 ays, with fsb, unter & bee, Crawford, Port Royal, 8 days, ri nnah; 2th, Etna, Owen, nghata, Monroe, Obatiemon’ Miss Jane E. Spalding, Cold Water, Mich, from their residence, Lee avenue, near Wilson street, erre tg : vee F | Schr nion, Gibbs, New Bedford, ish ‘hitndeiphins at. bark Ixaac R B Davis, Ham. Mrs. Margaret Cooper, New York city. this (Friday) afternoos oom, Bt two o'clock. aay R mh Jameson, Boston, do; sche Wilton (Br), phi Nassau; sloop Rebecca’ Hertz, Mrs. Annio Hall, New York city Dxuvscy.—On Thursday, March 2, Haxvonam Dampsey, rey, jence, Rhodes Sevannal, Miss Adeline Williams, Mansfield, Mass. the beloved wife of William Douay, in the 634 year of ‘onklin, Providence. bol DELPIUTA, Feb ea steamer Norman, Baker, Providence. sehrs Main Malm poe Mi FE Smith, Smita, Mrs. Auna Densmore, England. THY VALKDICTORY. rd, Newbern; R Vanne Beldw, ak the” Delaware Break John Ged Boone ites Nettie | Torrey, Providence. man, Townsend, K. her age. The friends aad relatives of the family are regpectfully ’ Hopkins, New London. y Went, Professor Carrot Dexuam, M. D., thon od to | invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 406 hamplin, New London. water 27h, bri sirear (Dutch from Matanz ‘wo Cherry street, on Saturda; afternoon, at two o'clock. i te drik 1 A N rT from Cienfuegos, and Ben from ‘@inidad de read the valedictory. In it'he told the Geo that the y y el rh en Hludeon, Avery, New London. bay «eo har bound og 8 Dowwry.—On Thursday, March 2, after a short but se- Vere illneas, Caruancye, eldest daughter of Ann Downey, a native of Bannagher, Kings county, Ireland, aged 20 years and 2 montha. The relatives and frien@s of the eng oe respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 386 West Thirty-ninth street, between Tonth and Eleventh SAILED. Steamships City of Dublin (Br) (Br), for Matamoros; Baltimore; ‘Wind at sunset E. faculty of the college, whose diplomas had received, nate now bade them farewell as pupils, to ‘weloame these to the dignities and responsibilities of the profession of medicine. In the course of the study of to which they had successfully applied themselves, they had learned to know the structure and func- tious of the human and to understand Welles, Hindsay, Barannab sohrs F R Faird, _Jrelan, ite Stalag HA Hogrey Peeabes: £ Heed gg and a anon, Tisley, Boston? Arth Wheaton NYork, Mareh 1—Arr brig AG Satten, Matson, Somers, becea Shep) pay a) ary HH Ganka, for for Isrervodt: to Grandy jaxweil, Almata. B Wheaton, Miscetlaneous. by rom) Be) Suir Susan How.ann (of Boston), Knapp, hence for Ban chee § fonren Rouges. organism, the modifications which disease imposes on them, | avenues, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock. ‘ 4, Port ry ‘in: Pere Ma: und toexoreise and tO put. into operation the appliances |" Franx.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday evening, March | prance? XS Wok ire on Dect. 6 miles W by N from liam hom son, Key Weat sehre tt of the medical art for their restoration to health. And | 1, at 262 Henry wtreot, Mrs. Terma Frans, aged 62 | VoTD*! sche shenenahetda re pt Koapp and crew | wards; bildeo, Neal; No You now go forth to put into use, for the ‘of | youre landed at Fernando Norone. Capt K and five of the crew Purber, ¢ bob, Boston; 8G Wiletiay ‘Youngs Whomacerer calle Upon. oc, the know! have | 7Goonmax.—On Wednesday, March 1, Jama Goovatay, | arrived in this city yenterday in the brig Palma, from Per. | Ons mri ane Meta, Young, Province; acquired. On occasions like the present, on blic | im the 74th year of his age. nambuco, The Susan Howland was owned by W F Weld, of spout ND, Fer, Ar bark Annie M Palmer, Skol- entrance of students to the dignities of the profession, it ‘The relatives and {riends, also the members of Howard | Boston, and was 1260 tom burthen. oe, Port eomced ld brig Poly Jones (Br), Israel, Caiba- heaps No. 60, L. 0, of O. F,, and the order in goneral, are respectfully invited to attend the faneral, from his late residence, 159 Eesex street, this (Friday) salernave, Oi a has been from time immemorial « custom to administer to graduates the Hippocratic oath. The form has been Ernnconia, Sherwood, NYork. Cid Be oo ARE Tos Ki th ——— Matanzas; schr James Free- ) et henee for Antwerp, was Ha vol Bd bert Qooan Home, omitted; but you have in substance and Ship 5 A takeo e reste mon, Youn; on yourselves the obligations of that oath. You have | two o'clock waab ty ase, which pooped th Ke OUOTIDENCE oe eb %8—Are sehen & Stratton, ‘Terrell: g yourselves to use, according to your Hows.—In Brooklyn, an Wednesday, March bs Base} Reeiae (weiter, Wert, RI New Bedford, before | Clara Norton, Magee Fairdeale! and Clara Jane at ability, whatever means may tend to Many A., aie of Charles Howe, Jr. Inte of a burnt Lt nem 44, 1 steamer Shenan: "AOR et 1) moar Ocean sean Bird, Conley, N Yor assuage the sufferings of your aod ‘ie , aged 32 y he and 25 days. from besne Ang 8, 1006 chad not be reported previour | 80) T, March 1-8 “Bid seb ua, Sm a, NVor fork Bort rom thom everything” shat the ows aint reltves‘and reads of the mally are tavivod 80 gon So Re i ‘and was valued, Hipabethe ety fr agarnalginalcs or detrimen ‘ou have virtual sworn jy ‘uneral, from church, Mot jue agsluet all solicitation and temptations to employ A soo (Pray afer an arg ol niague street, si to aba Bae rman ears Je fpeurgace of | (WISCABNET, Feb 37—Sid brig B Inginoe, Gray, Fortress worthy Worthy parposes the knowledge you have acquired in the rk please cop Jandy Hook, March 2—The brig drugs on the human Yody. You Bave bound Howanp. pats lyn, on ‘Thur relay, February euary 3 sarah B Groat Pen t one thilé outside of the Hook, FINAN TAL jourmares to preserve your Lives pure and holy, and to | Eowanp F. zn, Brea formerly of ‘Newburyport, aged and ie fe fot passengers totee of nw ever hold in gic Confidence whatever in life oF years, the t Jack Jowett. ia over ves. IRN YEARS’ LOAN. circumstances of your patients may become known to His remains were interred in Greenwood, sel. bene @ captain and erew are going city in their =| T am you while ayo are et . “din the exerciae of » your pro- Me Benge 08 Thentey, moraing, March 2, of tnfemme. ger as Ane Re ‘$800,000, to these obligations you pray God, in whose auge ret | © Charlowe Beary, aged ys Seat merase cad router sores tee in err 9 KINGS COUNTY SUPERS SEVEN PER C&NT took the cath, to grat you succes fm your tea Laps ah ve ‘of the family, also the mem- | ar ak Palet war feslasipet, ned tandes at bey Aang your fellows. fay‘ nana te rebcal them M., are respect. | more. Kixas County Preasuean's Orrice, ) After the valedictory there was some very fine music ay ee from the residence of 268 tone, built at Eilaworth, Me, m 18 Court Stazer, Baooxurn, Fob. 11, 46886. ‘ by the band. is parenta, No. 111 Henlson street, thie (Friday) after- | iste er best sold ox prt eee mon aligns toa avites aubscriptions. | Atarowen wor hen drat by Ray. 9 Yo. Le, Boole, ae tee Friday, Janoary 27, Soe 4, sahore at Hatieres Suthorieed by - laws of Big neginiion ver . md ' of the Board . , fe Mr, Horace Gresley and Rev. Henry We ie af le Vonoot, sa danghier oP inn wr PM Soe ae ‘aang Cader the Pres BEXRDICTION. | — " us ac bane ae spine relat i anda eta are renpecttully oe Tove cold os Wasmsscten!, stage piers clone, and on ‘with @ ben- atishd the inoral, from her father’s } ediction from the Rev. Hr. Street. Sonn Lacih mrest, an Senter emhernec®, te Pat tons ohne the rate of seven per crit balf-past one o' , Without further notice, to wil rah fipwt days Seine a even Loune.—On Wednesday morning, March 1, fier sawn will be Af Bla pslet of the corm eneacn Wen meanee, taott 1 2) adeanmungaletign le Reeds bee alge gina mao open Ast te tree rere five ‘The relatives and frends of tho fatally ae rempeotful subecripcion ook Wow open atthe Tr 4 ly invited to attond the funeral, from Ner late rosi ba, ae, reas may co enereeatotnitssmicenianenni. others of thete sex to follow in thotr path. Gener of Aubers plate and apenas XCELSIOR PETROLEUM COMPANY. CLOSING REMARKS. wrthout further notion, this ( Tee octhe Fire Dart pasa BrvibEsD, gta student of he Kew ‘Tork Medica, College for | past one olor. Het reunaia " wit fe Bayer bf regniay mgniny aridend oto Rellevue Coll ee 4 Om the ne mete oon iy Vie ~al in ‘il, 16, SSaaweeis special years, 7 se He "ag transfer books will be from the 10th to. the Ing toete wcdligge, with ample power and | “Her retuains will be taken from the residence of her yo Wm privil mother, Mrs. Fowler, No. 15 Jay street, on this (Friday) Hal oezng aay her Wt BoA pees morniog, at ten o olock, St Peter's chi Bareiay VERETT PETROLEUM ¢ ted gating 7 on ie 2 eee — revenue chariots , Where # solemn for pt FIRST DIVIDEND. Ba mtend to conffiet with the medical Trustee of this C Sg Oe have thi profeaniva, but to co-operate with it. Tle sole object 14 to day dectared 9 i the public good. The faculty of paeee try “Weiter nd of her vidend of one (1 coat, nt tax, out of ye joni a Poiews:—att C8 Loner, Pay Moony goa imonthe nad 24 tho sane exoning apparendiy: But | guemingn of he Compan et oman HO Moreh ak Diseases of Women and © |, & ra ms Moant, and grand-d tom ter ‘and rudder, Goa US ‘oan ee le hooke w Professor of Obstetricn and. Medien dr Baa i he Rare Millen HD, Proloagar ot Auaiouny ; Jadu Pi i Ths fetes of to oaniy avo requested un. v WING. Tygmourer. We eed the Daw Komm, Vet 2, o