The New York Herald Newspaper, March 23, 1865, Page 8

8 ——— THE DRAFT. THE NEW ORDER REGARDING SUBSTITUTES ITS ENFORCEMENT WORKING BADLY. | © The Volunteering Committee Again Out of Funds Necessity of Speedy Action by Moneyed Men. WARD MEETINGS LAST NIGHT, &e., &e., &e. ‘The late order respecting the mustering in‘of #.nsti- have received further notice, whigh, eonsider'ng the Mumber enrolled daity, te mde ik *, Marshal Captain Dunning ably and courteously presides, recruiting is beginning to ~sceover Troan the effects of the draft. This district cover ; 9 larger extent of ground than any other district inthe cigy, Itextends from Fort eth street to Harlem river | and the extrame north end of the island, embr and sixty thousar qu wide district it is yery dimcult to obtain anything like concentrated wet oy,” The various political associations, however, have" ken the matter in hand. Meetings have airady been P eid for the furtherance of recruiting, ant other meetiv’ “on a larger scale, are contemplated, The Twelfth, 2" geteenth and Twenty-second wards gre in- cluded in* he district. Of these the Twelfth ‘only was draft ed on 'Thursday last. The deficiency tm that ward UP on that day was computed at three hundred and eighty (wo aud scven bundred and seventy four naw Sard drawn to. allow for exemptions, Ist ‘of F vided into wars she account stands thi Deferoncy March 1.. NEW YORK HERALD, Hey MARCH ¥3, 1865, ely. THE NINTH DIY, ICT. In the Ninth Congressional div cpict, over which Provost “ trea of twenty seven ware ities, lation of about ‘one hundred ee is distributed. With such a | Over ths large tr re} , the entire deficiency of tho duatict wan ene inde. sand , eight hundred and twenty-eight, From March 1 to “ ¢orty-one men were enlisted—reducing the entire de- jeney te one thousand seven hundred rauanlantg-nren. 2th — 19th Wand. 224 mie ad Enlisted since. bd 4 Present deliciency.,..450 6da 56 Some shght further reduction must be made from {hese figures-to allow for volunteers placed to the credit ‘ot the wanis at Mr, Blunt’s office, respecting which a tutes ix found to work very badly, and needs, to ber -voked Shes bee unable to obtain any accurate information. without delay, if it is intended te afford the c¥ty a fair ‘opportunity to Mil ite quota, The following 43 the order to which we refer:—J / CIRCULAR—NO. 20. ‘Orrin or AcTING Ascistayt Proves? Marsan SUPERINTENDENT VOLUNTFER “Seavick, Soutmern Divigiox, f Nuw Youx, March 18, 1 st Marshal General instrar ts 6 Acting Assistant Prov yeast inetinteand kaustering otfiecrs that the Proy ost Varsha of the distriot in which the principal is enrg ijed 4p the only officer-aathorized to inaster.into the seryice a substitute for ar enrolled or drafted man, The attention of mustering officers is called "to the ove. No credit will be given forsubstitutes m*stered in violation of this order. Agents and brokerf, willbe notified to take all substitutes to distnet Provost ‘marsbals for muster. CHARLES L. PYNF, First Liewtenant Sixth infamry, ‘Acting Assistant AAju- tant General. Captain R. C. PARKER, The effect of the above will be to sensibPy:retard the Bling of our quota by volunteering and substitutes, Bot sé most of the orders emanating from Genevral Pry have had this tendency no ove issurprised. Thro order for the ‘raft to commence, at a moment when veilunteering was never fo active, is but another eviderrece-of the short- fighteduess of the authorities at Washington, Hundreds were volunteering an@ receiving the wounty, through a mere apprehchension that they migtt be conscripted, sud thousands of otkers were ready %# follew thisexam- pie. The draft having been enforce’, ‘all who find them- folvos safe from its clutches snap their fingers and refuse Qo volunteer on any terms, The waniber of recruitsiper flay has consequently sensibly dimwinished since the en- forcement of the The many whe now Teel themselves safe from its hard- ships refuse te volunteer, while those who are con- seripted cannot, Hence it is that the effect of drafting is to make volunteering a most défflealt task, while it was an casy one before. So with thiporder in regard to sub- stitutes. The Supervisors’ Commtttee supplied'ten where individuals or provost marshals did one, The plan adopt d by Chairman Blunt was a very simple one and effective. Those desiring a substitute stepped into the office of the Supervisors’ Committee, entered their names and made the necessary deposit, They could now fur- nish their own man or leave it to the com- mittee. The latter course wwas usvally adopted, and nearly every applicant was supplied. The cause of the great success of the committee in supplying substitutes ‘was this:—Here was the general office for volunteering. Recruits rushed in from all quarters, and whenever one was discovered who was eligible asa sub the fact was stated to him by Mr. Blunt or the inustering officer, and the result usuaily was that he would accept of the 'posi- tion of sub for the sake of the advantage derived in Deing pald the entire gaveroment as well as county Dounty, cash in hand. He then was passed to the credit &! the iffst man on the list who~had made shis deposit, who immediately received his proper certificate, During the last few weeks the chairman «of the committeo has reeeived over half a million fu deposits from individuals for substitutes, nearly all of which has been paid out, This is just so much money saved to the city and the general government, ind this ving especially.to the county of six hundred dollars; foreach man secured as a substitute was the main in- ducement for its zealous and efficient action. But the erder above #tous all this. Every person now wanting @ pubstitute must hunt him up himself the best way he fan, take him to the Provost Marshal's office, devoting wovks, perliaps, to this object, where only. minutes were foquire before, hus, as we have sald, every step taken by the govern- ment in reference to thé quota of New York, has tended Tetard and interfere with the piling of it. We hope such arrangements may yet be made through Gen. Podge as to allow the Supervisors’ system of furnishing Substitutes to he continued. THE COUNTY BOUNTY LOAN. Of the two millions seven per cent county bounty loan seven hundred and eighty-five thousand is subscribed Jor. But this, liberal as it is, 1s mot enough, and the Volunteering Committee, in its constantly esafal eporations, is nearly out of funds, Unless the appeals pf the Comptroller for subscriptions to this admirable oan are more readily responded to = our moneyed men Bad institutions, the committee itself will be compelled to suspend its’ business of volunteering, and leave our citizens to the tender mercies of a conscription, The wards of the city are doling well, but without the co. bperation of the Supervisors’ Conimittee it will be of no avail. There are no such securities on our market as Qhis soven per cent county loan. Their value is not pased, like some othera, solely upon credit, but on the actual wealth of the city, on property owned ‘by the city d county of New York. There is nothing to equal their safety or destratteness, and we hope our moneyed men will promptly step forward, subscribe to the balin f the loan, and keep the committee in funds for ve s. In no other way can our quota vo a. In the different wards throughout t considers that a great mistake ‘made in the ¢ g of additional nty and and money, as we find in # sich as the Ninth, Fifteenth and Sixteenth, where th alih of henge tzens es ables them to hold out additional Inducemnts, Ing is good, while in other wards, su Tenth, Seventh and others, where thi ie recruiting is Were used for the p f to fill the almost ¢: ateering Committ hd abov vantages may be geen in the number of me ollice im the thirty fi off of one number mu ndezvous throughout t iil militate inst the Board, and the absence of a naval examining Purgoon at the office in the Park compels Mr, Blunt to Feject @ number of applicants for enlistment in that Branch of the wervice. It is to be rey d that these sbstacles should be thrown ia the way of Supetvisor Blunt, and again hope a speedy romoval of them. THe FOCRTHM DISTRICT. In this district three wards have already taken action towards filling the quota. These are the Fourth, Fifth and Sixth, in which committees on the filling of the local or ward quotas have already been appointed. The ma chinery of recruiting on this new basis. bas not yet come fairly into operation, however, and consequently the number of recruits and substitutes obtained yesterday showed no increase over the numbers hitherto mustered fn at the Provost Marshal's office, There is little doubt, howover, that with a Iiitle timo the defltency in 0 quote of the district will. be A Feluced. Tho wheel, as was generally expert spaterially put in motion yesterd until an nor will it, prob i Opportunity is atorde fully testing th istrict to fill its que jow adopted. The number « in yesterday five, Of theae, three y and two re cruite. Most of the men whose names re tly turned up dn tho wheel have already been notifier t te hoped hat recruiting in this district wl soon rapid ax to fave the mon on whore personal liberty Uncle Sam has @licady a temporary claim, THE FIFTH DISTRICT. The citizens of the Tenth ward have succeeded in Sstablishing a branch recruiting offieé in the Eseex orket Court M pened yesterday, This office was ¢ But owing to thair not having @ reguar surgeon and Sunstering in ¢ anumber of jatendant volunterrs were sent r offices. Lieutenant Ward mustered fn six men in the early part ion ame au ave no doubt, but that from tte al po t ecensary officers wi m hand grerytaia in readigase toe enn ming, and The oice is Under the 6 \eriutonde apervisor ardy. THE SRVENTH Diernicr. At the Provost Marthal's office iv nection with the Boventh district recruiting progresees very well. About twonty men ptesented thomeelyes for cnro\mont yester. f which number elevon were remain. betng disqualified from phy The average numbor enrolled each day is ton, an: ° Captain Wagner, slates tai \)¢ amed in that district, tbe time of the variou 8 amining and mustering In of yo) atriet, credit being taken for nt, je two thousand etx bun jeveath ward 4s one thousand the additional por centage, is and twenty far. Of this e been drawn from the enth ward is fifteen hondred aml otrhty ei it das y nono have been drawn. All 0. arn {lt distr th beon i C oon notified of the fact acord'ig wo gt) provision, but are not re. MUTCD $0 provoa eansotyes for duty unless thoy shal; | . may be safely assumed, however, that in the entire dis- 0 trict thre deficiency 4s not less tham one thousand seven hundred and SOs sae and reeruits'will have to come in much faster than they have during the last twenty days, ifthe draft ts to De entirely averted. THE ELEVENTH WARD. ‘Who citizens-of the Eleventh ward attended In large mr mbers at @ meeting held on yesterday. evening, at 220 Second street, for the purpose of forming a plan for the filling of their quota. ..An assdciation styled the ‘‘Blevepth Ward Asséciation for Filling Quota,” wa nized, the ihe ae biceps see as ler, Prpsi- dent; L. Ansbacher and W. W. Lyons, Sererting ‘and D. B. Wright Treasurer; also a finance committee ‘of thirty-six gentlemen, to eollect funds for the offering 6f oxtra inducements to recruits, ‘Mr. Groosa, Stza's Zeitung, and others, addressed 4be meeting at some length, ‘THE SIXTEENTH WARD. ‘The citizons of the Sixteenth ward seem determmed to fill their quota with volunteers. A meeting was held last evening, at the corner of Twenty-second street and Seventh avenue, to'receive subscriptions to assist in -fill- ing the quota. ‘Tho Sixteenth ward comprises ene-third of the Sixth district, and a majority of the men drafted there belong to-that class who can neither afford’ to go to the war nor furnish substitutes. The meeting last even- ing was well attended, and the amount of subscriptions received gives good promise that the quota will be filled without the necessity of calling upon those who have been drafted. The number of recruits obtained yesterday in this ward will not fall far short of twenty. five, and if the Provost Marshal would open another recruiting office in the ward the number might be doubled. The whole number of recruits received in the Sixth district yesterday is in the neighborhood of one hundred, which is-far above the number of drafted men examin in Brooklyn under the operation of the conscription. The whole number of men now required to fill the qmota of the Fixth district, which comprises three of the Most populous wards of the city, will not exceed two thousand men, and unless the people refuse to lend their aid, this number can be furnished within the next three weeks. Captain Custer and his assistants are rendering all the assistance in their power to aid the Citizens’ Com- mittee in-securing recruits. Subscriptions for the Sixteenth wand will be received at the corner of Fourteenth street and Eighth avenue, and corner of Kighteenth street and Eighth avenue. According to the success of the present movement so far, there is not the slightest chance of the drafted men being called upon, for the reason that the quota is being filled more rapidly by volunteering than it could be by conscription. THE SEVENTEENTH WARD. An adjourned mecting of the citizens of the above ward was held at No. 5 Cooper Institute, last evening, Charles J. Cornell in the chair and G. F. Steibreiner act- ing asSeeretary. An executive committee of twenty-five was appointed to arrange for the filling of the quota of the ward, <A subscription list was opened, and & con- siderable'sum of money was hanced to the committee in a short time, Each person present seemed determined that the Seventeenth ward, which has over.sixteen'thou- sand names cnrolled, and has not as yet had a place in the wheel, shail fill is quota, It is the intention of the committee to act promptly, and offer one hundred dollars extra hand money for each volunteer presented. THE FIFTH WARD. A mass meeting of citizens of this ward is called for this evening at the Fifth Ward Hotel. Energetic exer- communication of wed k Cenwrd aud Graud sty Sunday, 408 ue purpose of attending tho funeral of ‘our tions are being made by the inhabitants.of the locality to All their quota, “A large gathering is wntieipated for to: = ne Tee WAU, A meeting of the citizens of the Twelfth ward will take Place this evening, at Washington Hall, in Harlem, for the purpose of adopting some measures towards filling the quota under the late call of the President. The call is signed by men of all parties. Among the speakers will be Alderman Van Voorhis, who will preside; Daniel Develin, Andrew Carri; a, Hosea B. Perkina, Edgar Ketchum, John E, Develin, Supervisor Davis, and Conrad Swackhammer, ‘ Court Calendar—This Day. Scrremr Covet—Cixcurr.—Part 1.—Court opens at ten o'clock A. M. Noe. 1177, 1563, 1615, 1617, 1619, 1623; 1625, 1627, 1629, 1631, 1635, 1637, 1639, 1641, 1643, 1645, 1647, 1649, 1651, 1653. Part 2’—Court opens at ten o'clock A. M. Nos, 1030, 1082, 67%, 1112, 1026, 876, 1140, 1344, rom 1402, 1408, 1os2, 1418, 1426, 1428, ‘1430: 1432, 1434, 1 1438. Common "Pieas Corrt—Triat Ter,—Part 1—Nos. 889, 752, 824, G33, 832, 821, 826, 827, 589, 857, re 838, 545, 787, 576. Patt 2—Nos,” 205, 19, 439, 290; 1048, "B00, 868; 887, 890, 891, 892, 593, 805, 410. Evening Stock Exchange Wepxmepay, March 22, 1865. $20000 American gold 1904 100 shs Hud Riv RE 9835 10000 ao... 100 do... of 60000 5-208, old tee. 1058 500 Reading RR 95% 25000 do, new ies 108% 200 10000 10-40 coupons. 92%, 100 Fi Warus RR. ‘2 1000 she N Y¥ 8 200 do. 8 Slig ‘3 b. ola Souttiern 10 Rock Istana RR. bib | 0. 10 Mariposa. fy 100 Northwestern RR 23 553, 100 N WBR pref..., 505 do $00 iteburg RR Market not very strong. Sales of gold after call at 155% ; closed at 16634. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Bacox—M’Graw.—In this oma 4 on Tuesday, March 21, y the Rev. Archibald C. ir. Tuxovorr C. Bacow B. M’Graw, all of this city. RWIN—WyaTT.—At Hai y March 20, the Rev. Geo. B. Draper, Appmox M. Conwix to Miss Canouxe E. Wyatt. No a Nicnors—Hexvorp.—On Wednesday, March 16, by the Rev, R. M. Hatfleld, Avenx 8. Nicuiots, son of David P. Nichols, of Trumbull, Conn,, to Hart Hvxror, daughter of Thomas Huxford, of Brooklyn. Bridgeport papers please copy. Parroxs—Kitiy.—On Wednesday, March by the ay Gi ms tay at = Lager peed Mra, C. Grom AMORL annoys, xford, Orange coun NY, to Miss Aveta H. x, of New York city. No cards, Swrra—Romert,—At the Church of the Holy Trinity, Brookiyn, on er, March 21, ah the Rev. Leveiahn Ang the Rev. Poctar a ‘nreor, SIDNET nae Gren Seri, of New Se eat DiTH, Faaughice of the late Philip R. Robert, of Youkers. sazsawoce—tovns ia this city, on Monday, Janual 2, by the Rev, Mr. Tuttle, of 8. Lake's chareh, Jase Besnawees, of New Rocholle, to Ieanat Loup, of the same place. Eastorn papers please copy, Died, Brows. —On Tuesday, March 21, Narouzoy B. Brown, after a short and severe ilim aged 30 years, 1 month and 11 days, son of the late W. and Eliza Brown, a member of Company A, Thirteenth regimen beavy artillery, New York Volunteers. The friends and relatives are invited to attend the fa- neral, from the residence of his mother, No, 98 Ludiow street, this (Thursday) anne at two o'clock. Barees.—Joun Barn ed 20 years, He will be taken to o Dicnoss Cushetedy for in- terment, Borxs.—On Monday, ‘h 2, at Antapolis, Md., Jowx Buwss, member of me K, One Hundred and ‘Sixty. fourth regiment New York Volunteers, a native of Bally- eilgan, aria of Dramelift, county Sligo, Treland. Tho friengs or the famdy, and those of Denis Burns and Denis Qui uested Lo attend the faneral, n his late Pearl street, this (Thursaay) afternoon, at two o'clock, Dreeway,—On Tuestay, March 21, Jouve Bencway, aged 34 years, 2 months and Lt days, The friends and rbiatives aro respectfally Invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of his brother-in~ Andro Lindberg, No. 6 Peck slip, this (Thursday) afternoon, at haif-past one o'eluck. Brows. —On Tuesday, March 21, A. Brows, a native of Belynigatt, connty Kerty, Ireland, aged 59 yeara, His friends and acquaintances are requeated to attend | the funeral, from bis Jate residence, No, 188 Greeuo sttoot, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Baws ™.—On Tuesday, March 21, after a short and severe Winess, Jouy @. Bao, aged 44° years, 4 months and 16 dave. ‘ The relatives and friends of the family, mao the mem Sylvan Grove Lodg t at twrive veluck noon, oo late brother John G. Baum, Members of the fraternity ave fraternally ny: ted & ve nt . N. BENJAM! Master, Cour.—On Feadny, Marel, 21, ire, Delors Cu, whigw of Barwct Cole, tn the T2d year ‘The relatives and friends of aticcrehioe | "Es Invited o'akiend the foneral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'eteeR, from ber late resident, 172 172 Fraakiin sieovt Dorw~=At tea, on Chantes, ee Rev. Eu Dory, tnisslonary of the Reformed Dutek oburch, ages % hie Deought to We port. remains have been to tis Netave of ak At Matt Lroy vis. —, DRA M., wile of ari iat loa these the late Henry <chenck, aged 63 ent from er Ia rane manne hence, m im her late res’ is TLOO! at tree o'clock, witheat “i ; 22, after a short ill- pes, er vam jan bowen tot ‘to tein on his age. ‘The relatives and friends of th: are respectfully invited to attend ‘the funeral, ‘St. Thomas’ church, on Friday mormtag, at ton o'clock, without further notice. Eucnrck. —Ia_ Brook on , March 22, Trays ax the loved a chit of William and Etled a yoars' The funeral On Friday afternoon, at three o'clock, from 196 Fort Gremn'place. ‘The friends of the family are in- vited to attend. Frozsames.—On Tuesday, March James Hevry, youn-est sn of Patrick and ‘Rose Fitzsimones, aged 1 year, 11 @onths and 4 days. ‘The faneral will take place from the residence of his we. No. 18 Morris street, this day (Thureday.) Posi- ively no ci a Horcuxrss,—On Wednesday morning, March 22, Bessie Brorawri1, youngest child ot William B. ana Rebecca B. Hotphiics, aged 1 yearand 6 months. Tue fimoral will-take place this een ) afternoon,” atone o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 46 West Ninth street. ‘Hoact.ayp.—On Tuesday, March 21, after a ehort Ill ss ‘Ranwan Hoactaxp, aged 25 years, 8 months and 7 Tce of funerai in to-morrow’s re ‘Huvrer.—At cs New York on Wednesday, ‘| March 22, Mr. £. Des Buosses Hester, in the 65th year of tig SH in friends of the family are re spectfully ei ited to attend the funeraly: at Trinity church, on rie day at one o'clock. x — —On Tuesday, March’ 21; "Jou Knx0y, aged. ihe rel relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, 3 at tworo’clock, from his late residence, 626 Secon avenue, Kosrer.—On Tuesday, March 21, Maroarer, wife of Augustus E, Koster. e friends and relatives of the family are respectfully Imvited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at half-past one o’clock, from the corner of Stanton an Tompkins streets. ‘Her remains wiil be taken to Green- wood'for interment. Lowny.—On Tuesday, March 21, Mrs. Auicis Lowry, aged ‘67 years, ‘Funeral ve sr a ae residence of her son, 136 East Twelfth sti this (Thureday) afternoon, at ove o'clock. The friends of the family are respectfully inviced to at- tend, without further notice. ‘Lawnuxce. —On Tuesday morning, March 21, Psrer Lawrence, in the 73d year of his age. The relatives and friends of foe tes family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from hls late residence, Fordham, Westchester county, this (Thursday) «fternoon, at wwe o' Suara am Me [eLvix.—On Tuesd: yh ALTER JOSEPH Mervin, son Of Orgs Wor tad annua. Walon, saad years, 2 months and 10 days. ‘The funeral will tae place on Friday morning, at ten o’clock, from 42 Hamilton strect., The relati ves and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Oxcorr.—On Tuesday, March 21, Evgeny 8.nps, infant son of the late Dr. Eugene 8, and Adelaide Olcott. Pmuiars.—On Monday, March 20, Witiaam W. PHriiirs, D. D., in the 69th year of his ‘The friends of the family and the cle generally are invited to attend the funeral services in the First Prosby- terian church, corner of Eleventh street and Fifth ave- nue, this (Thursday) afternoon, at four o'clock. Rongers.—In Brooklyn, on Tuceday, March 21, after a short and severe illness, Epbwarp Gxoroe, eon of Morris and Eliza Roberts, aged 2 years, 2 months and 11 days. Friends and relatives of the family are respectful vited to attend the funeral services, this (Thursday) ternoon, at two o'clock, at 38 Butler street, Brooklyn. Rem.y.—On Tacsday, March 21, Axe Ret Ly, aged 20 years, 5 months and 15 days, the only daughterof widow Anne Be Reilly, st Milltown, parish of Drumiane, county van, Trelan ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday). moon, at one o'clock, from the ‘residence of her mother, 219 East Twelfth street. Her remains will be taken to Calvary Cette for for be ieee 22, ApruA Acxi dangttay ong ii SEaitactae ie Retlly, aged 20 ycars, months and 20 day 7 . May her soni rest in rye The relatives and-(riends of the farnily, also the teach- ere and pu} of Grammar School No. 18, Nineteenth ward, are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral; from. the residence-of her parents, 206 West Twenty-first sti on Friday afternoon, at half-past one o'clock, witli veo Cpoer’ this city, Wednesday, March 22, Wi NDELLS.—In el th LIAM CRAIG SANDEL, in the 2ath year of bis The friends and relatives are invited to attend the acne so residence of his stepfather, Mr. John ith Bergen, N. J., on ‘on Friday afternoon, at of consumption, om March 21, Carnanmn Oy Chaany, the beloved wife Of Pot. rick Ser in the 26th year ofher age. ‘The frie of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 91 Atlantic street, this (Thursday) aft Sie yt ere Soorr.—Of oar ee Sebel rc rp fa daughter of the late Patrick: ged ab years and 6 mont! ita pm take pleco, Stem St. Vincent's Hos- pi jeventh street, this (Thu: morning, at ten o'clock. The friends of her uncle, P. Mabon, and also of ee ‘aunt, Catherine Scott, are respectfully invited to atten Suurr.—At Stapleton, Staten Island, on Tuesday, March 21, Sanam ASW Gorpow, infant daughter of Charles T. and Margaret Gordon Smith. Tuomas.—At Elizabeth, New Ih on Tuesday, March 21, Bewsauin 8. ‘Tuomas, late of this city. His friends and the fr: ends of his family are respect- fully invited to altend the funeral, from St, John’s — Elizabeth, this (Thursday) afternoon, at three o'cloe Tnomas,—On Monday, March Marr E., eldest daughter of Richard and Catharine Hatt ‘and wife of El- bert K. Thorns, aged 28 years, Hor remains were interred in Creenwood Cemetery. Wirtrixouam,—On Thuradey, March 16, at Schodack Landing, N. Y., aftor a lingering sickness (consumption), Jouy P. Wistrrvanam, in the 48d year of his age. Williamsburg pavers please copy. Wrisv.—On Wednesday, Mui 22, after a short ill- ness, Wi Liam Wert, iy Tonnes est son of John and Mary Welsl aged ly year, 6 months and 6 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, 479 Greenwich street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Savannah (Ga), and Chlo papecs pee Wuatey.—On Toesda 1, Awa Saxe, beloved daughter of Michel and Hanorah Whalen. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from 26 New Canal street, this (Thurs- day) afternoon, at one o'clock. oop,—-On Tuesday, March 21, Mrs. Buzasern Woop, in the 82d year of her age, Wilmington (Delaware) papers please copy. Yerurs.—On Monday, rch 20, at Taylor's Hotel, Jersey City, Jonn CB. t. His relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from Trinity church, corner of Grove and Mont- gomery stroets, Jorsey City, this (Thursday Dag! rg at two o'clock. Members of Arcana ih A. M., and Adelphi Chapter, No Masonic brethren generally are ested to meet at Taylor's Hotel, Jersey City, promptly at half-past one o'clock P. M.,'for the purpose of escorting the remains to the church, a SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC 708 way voRe-ome f seoetOrn 8 99 AUN RISRS... SUN sets. eve 617 Port for N New Yorks, | ‘March 2, 1865. CLEARED. Steamship Mont (Br), — nnete iP miegame ir), Hamshaw, Kingston, Ja. ‘Steemuhtp olutntia, Barton, Havana—Spofford, Tileston Co. Steamship J R Thompson, McKaig, Baltimor _eaay Franconia, Sherwood, Portland— sy B Cromwell Ship Bengal, Ingersoll, Ran Pranctsen—R M Cooley, Ship Goren (Br), Garry, Livery poontieg int Kergord (fir), Moodie, Wi 0 Ta Hey. rk Coloniat (BE). Doherty, Matahenss Ite. ig Caprora, Br) Marshall “London—G aria (Br), Para—But joan sachin ir), “Goudy, "port fo og NS—Boyd WA Dreseor, Hatch, Portiand—H W Louw ‘Gaerne Byers (Br), Pye, Pernambuco and Bahia ¢ c br Abbie Bradford, Freeman, Jaomel—Brett, Son & Co. it F P Sitapson, Haleton, Key Went—N is ready & “hone yg Bede Hateh, Wilmington—J W McKee. 9 At ‘ord, Buckley, Newborn, Kenn te rE R Kirk mnett, Cit it V5 0 i Bibs Aue Bleivcin ker Kordeie- WB Chae & cece page Minne B Wharf, Fortress Mont T Wines, Halse, Philadelphia—Ba ton. p: Baga ios Waterbury. Philadel Rudeiphiasd AW Mokcce ke ‘bene uw Dey hon Phils eat > Wiis. PhiledsiphianvVan Brunt & fir fens, Castolf, Albro, Providence~L Kenny. jor Dast, Johnson, Stamford. ARRIVED, U_ 8 steamer Florida, W Bndd, Acting Vol Lient, som. mmanding, Wilmington Bar March 1d, via, Fortress Monroe 24 honra, with 6) sick and wounded seamen and eollers, Sieamship Morre Castle, Adama, Havana, March 18, atl PM, with idee ntul passer #10 Spoftord, Tieston 21st nat Mee Mary M Sands, of Danbury, Conn, died of eon- rm udetnatilp Varuna (108 ti no 9 45 we! & DB anepert), ‘Whitehurst, Beaufort, horn, 42 doys, with Sinip Humbolit (item). Boysen. mye le, rags, &c, to RM Slows Woanina Jan 16, pase. Congo ouh ir Bark Winona (of Gibraltar’, Fie $4 Ghuraltar, Feb 1, wish fr ult, to Pec Int 22a, ci r) arta iS Ste ples, Bavannah, 6 dage, with 710 balos cotton, to Simeon D. versel to Waist Ponrver. Brig Baltle (of South Thomnst Hooper, Palermo 45 days, passed Gibrollon Feb 28, with fruit, &e, to master. nion Tiof St John, NM), Tatts, Cardenes, 7 dasa, jo Peter 1 Nevis & Bon, Coffin, Ponee, PR, March Sehr Geo oh 01 sin J ys Beemaga Mare qony eet aatarmin | Put into Rermuda in ¢ ing encountered boav7 Weathes, jgst sails aus! rigg! ca teat a ih Sisto praaben MeDora’d, St to 2 it Frambull Sdoze, with 205 bales ‘wrought 1133, bales w, five d. ys froin that port, Zonmgned to ee ae for Iiverpoot Monternm, Linda, esa Winburny Freeman, Volant, ‘Thatt mer, Dragon, poder ‘Miranda. Wind at sunset W. Mirna vente Daw rae qua sien Miscellancous. at, Wenstee asrived at Baltimore 21st inst from Wlimington, NO, for repairs, where she bad been sunk ‘on the obstructions in that harbor. Banu S Honant—Poriland, March 21—A letter from Capt ies that the bark’ Sarah Hobart, when one day Remedios, was ran tn\o striking, the vessel a ising her to leak consierat the steamer showed ho lights hont 180 thw iron th the bake Capt soon after. (The out from Na na for blockade tind ney collltone She tet U thinks the sloamer inust have aoe waa at Remedios at last accounts. Bric Epren Aww (Br), from Porto Rico for Portland, be- fore reported ashore on the Old Washlurn Ledge, went to jeces a8 o'clock morning of 17th inst. The crew lost every- Baia Bnp oF rae Wave (Br), Al%, 173 tons, built at King” ton, Mass, in 1857, has bi Ppt ter -Soun Dawim © Hicars (no Resear eaaobeenenen een Lores, Cai Ay gee hee thesia entertained of bh, tons, built 1 Bel chased by Capt Amaas, ms not made public. of New Londow my: a 8 Port Royal’ J, om Tockwall end’ pariies in New iat ae, eer Ped Collins, on reuters woes ranee. Itisa great lossto Capt ‘Collins Bran, {then Borion for tg eee injure ror ‘Boston. wrecxed on For” pared ae abore at eaetocen en eee he a Seme 1 from woah tune Island, regiviered 121 tons, wae built. ai Balivan, Me, 1a 1866, ‘Ag, aud hailed from Franklin, Notice to Mariners. A Spar Buoy, red, marked No 4 in U fet water, in n Lighthouse Ch Shana, ‘of the south side of Rock, feet of water on it at low tide, an Naetees: bearing NE; ON. point i Narrows rows Ligit ASTON LH sate dist. wih Boston | Ma ht Soper? of Boston, wan THR ‘Cocks GATWAY. Notion ts here aiven that te ‘rena Sonne cen laid 5 fathoms ENE. of a» vessel ‘The Buoy lies in 10 futhoms at low water spring tides, with he following compass Caistor Shoal Buoy, SW, Inher Barber Buoy, W Seni in ‘he G Cockle tintaey. stant: Lerserpyaee| mile. st the spars-f the Boe te for. spare cf the wreck show atlow water, order, F H BERTHON, Secretary. wh Bark Prosident sld from Now Bedford 20th Inst for Atlantic Hen, NB. with 200 bbls wholl, was spoken of Cape ‘St Lucas, bark Can- na Bay, cruising; oll 40 ton Feackek, Allen, NB,-from M. ~Orke FeeMary’ s Island previous to Feb borne, ie 00 Smith, NBedford, bound inte Talcal iQ Calle 2 ie ig taken 110 a as a! is wh off Chile—was ho, Coffin, NB, ‘ash, Nantucket, a ‘date, brit Emily Morgan, Ath- earn, NB, 60 sp ‘ee Honolulu, 4 Foreign Ports. March Stampede, Seti, ney oan Philadel , Sedgley, Baltimore; C F Libby, Libby, Portland: brigs jaltimore; Echo ( hare do; brigs Anna D Tor’ afimith, "New Orleans; Leth, Om Bendwich I t Boyle, Boston; Young, Hume, iia Sid léth, Lb Mai + kel Portland; fe, Haske Mtattords N mea Mareh 1s— Arr gh rw ‘aatner, itemedios; Stel. gua; brig Olive Francis, aoe Ws Bishop 2p McLellan, iy & Souder, Win: janeiro, for *Soquimvo, put ‘in for anaat, bo ee JR i ath (Br), Fi ol ',.Carm tah, feteor,,Cal "i idea Oe Irvin, + Bah parks, Jen Pein Meares Nori 20 fe cee Ailce! soem NYork; Soht- Al bie E rk Flora, Warren, for Baltimore pons, Ke eee ents Janet Kidston th, va for NY ES 4 Téa Abbott, for do Fawn, from ae ae u oi es Gerrude, irnson! Richard Tit, Gr ‘e re ere coy rs Femme, 4 “and ‘Albatross (Old), a ark Evening Star, Miller, for hb ihr fr schrs Queen of Clippers, Davi- ig Fannie Gordan (Br), Gordon, atucay 1B Noms 3 3 oon Hb, Src i Thixrpap, March eer bri Boston; schr Lottie, Bunker, American \Berts. ,, Marc} she the tanse nilta; sehr’ Edith Ft ae Feral, erche elle Belle, nick, Aberdee Br), Peitigrove, cpio via Ber- sebr Chara, Cole, in, Antwerp; schr NYork; bark W A Plate. wu mad muda; sharpeburg Stockton, Fawn (Br), Lew! He hee, Oadis via ee cies Hue Jencia, Sra” Mansa esinie yeas: Titan ‘an 1 HIN, and Su graced Granite Biate, | Lanta Ziat Br} Jen; Howland, Lewis, Sui achrs Annie A Bich, Kelsey, foorehead CAy, NC; Emma ‘dwin Reed, Goodspeed, Cliy S2d— Arp bark Lizzie, Trpant; brig Aliston, Chester River; rt steamers Star of the Granada, United Stal x, Atlaitic, H Livingston, ‘Pelemanda, and North ADELPIILA, March 15—Arr barks Moria & Julia Manzan: rod bound t to Havre. Cid brigs Lilian, | Wit heppard, aantott sehr A EL Putnam, "I BEAUFORT, NO, March 20—L0 Atlanta, Oreseent, mba, Wiluningion sctrt j Puilts, Pensacola, ld brij i a ri “Arr bark tat Peilman, Stay oo Sprag’ Sitauel Waate ‘Sirow Ne Prosby, Old Harbor. C } Caprera, Hichborn, “Tah Arr barks oh ‘Cattell, "Watson, "Clea! vee Porto Capello ni as MaLain, Barbados; Maine, atria, Bagua; 8 J Aiken v Merrieky Non lon, 2iet—Arr Tonal Or Umbra, Leman, Baltimore, ey forsee ge SW Harrie (Br), Der y nm, Flominer Bi Thecans t, Sty id & Re! ke Tistols Lowow, Nason, Woreden'c A Pima deer, Gloucester: Gorereor, Chase, Boston. were peu barks rhe Pi Sut. ton Nvork: Cn ‘ ace artes “ ae mare : UPLEX ELL at (OR Dou: my RADLEY & CARY, 97 Chambers pale ee “CORRE, one BxGRO. WING NAJ TEX oe ’ Alleviator Tae dhecaes rent RIGGS, Cbiropodint, 212 and 99) Broadway. oun, aka PRICES “Ni ng Otel Chg RS, Ory RUSTON INGROWT RICE'S Al iy ‘mail gy Rl &c., cured without pein, by ao 79; yaaa RK, AGNEW'S, 20) AND 22 ORRIN. corner of Murray, and ibere you will cheaper tb ia Flours and waves seis Waneaneeh oS pt hs Bone an SCHREEREAGS C1 NGA on ond certain cure, without t Old Wounds, Serofula, Saltri Skin Diseases, Ae. _ PHOPOSA DSA LS. sity INSPECTOR'S “DEPARTMENT, Cn Riteet, New ork March 32 Wo CHATHAM be publicly grones an scessary boats for and retaovin, ad privies of ihe city of New York tor ence, 10 the places of depualt of the Led ys and delivoring read, for providin convints of wll in & period of ten Manufacturing Cony e' the ‘sryorain and ald Gallagher itleations ¢ ree pig vat am can be obtain. COMMIBSIONE =P opal enclosed tf ® tl barre se} ye recel it tabs at Selon & Blank forms of ed ut this office, a OF Titans Ick OF wa tire oul Wednesday, catlong and agreement, can treet Departmen y ER. RIOR ae AT AUCTION ‘On Thored: Pm EATET ‘k A. M., will be sold in Thursday o'clock A. M., at ow fon, Ay Ne highess bidder, with adequate se- curity, for a term of ten years, from the Ist day of May, Lense of the 28 pow ertablished, from the foot of Whitehall street to n Island. ‘The Leate of {he Franchise of ine Ferry, ax now eatab- Mshed, from the foot of Barelay street to Hoboken, N. J Tie Leare ‘ef the Prauchles of the 2 Ferry, as ‘now enta extab- shed, from the foot of Tenth street, East East river, to Green- point Ly "The sald several Fe be sold, with all the right, ‘pri ean advantages the thereof belonging to the a one ‘m8 sna\condiane ct» ‘of sale may be had on application at o Comptrolier's ‘of tite Commissioners of the Sinking Fund. a7, MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller. SES, ARKET CELLARS AND OTHER PRO opens belo ing to the Corporation tion of the city of New York, to be leased atu Leases of fe flow! described prope: the tan fs flo fH ot New Fork wil’ be rae ‘a Hog, at the City Hall, on ‘Thursdiy, April 6, iy boawnas “eke fa {or ip of ten yearn from May} 22. Berens Ma, ay i avenue, for a term of five r\ wens Bn Seales, ie uipkine Market, for a term of five years; from. ‘lay eae ‘Seales, Charles street, for“a term of fiveyears, from lot of Ground, Canal street, Hoboken. street. and We street, ney 7 ina netanter marae fy he} eeailar inder Fulton akg knpwn aa part Gf Nol 3 cor = enki and South streeis, for by mes Ganae Ke: 2; Washtagten Me Market; ag Py bts atteet, fogs tern of four yout trom May 1 xe. SWarhingtod Marke fo Tronttng on Veuey street, for sane of Ne, 4 Waatiugion Marken fronting on Washington of four 8 Ms Sauhtngton Mac Marsh fr fronilny ony "Washington strect, “Na. i Sa cia startet fi fre ing on Washington street, Ae RE ‘Corner Grand ‘and Centre term from M: oeSalar 8 ‘Nou 3, Eos ae ugh fronting ou Grind street, for a “Ti art rout ‘Su Grand street, for a termof 10 6 Bencx Mn Tek, man on Grand street, for a term of corner Essex and Grand streets, f oom Mey 1 mr aie may be had on application at 1 Comptroller soe. order of the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, Bose ine RTTHEW 1. BRENNAN, Comptroller, UBLIC DOCKS, , PIERS AND, ‘SLIPS ‘The right to collect and Fetain the wharfoge for the use or gccupation of the undermentioned docks, piers and. slips for she term of ten years, from the Let day Pir. 1865, will be gold at public avicton,, at th wursday, April balsnnicourishcae Ronit gr a wi je. 20, with bulk! tween gem Nes s. and 13 a nntaaiiee ; SNorth ha halt of rat Be or Nori8, with half of bulkhead be- Routh haltor | ae Bier, No. 14, with halt of bulkhead be- OE a ng walaay ena of pler No. 0, with part ot bulkhead. between plers Non. 20 @—North half of pier No. 20. Ee th bait of pier Ro. 3 North half of Pier No, St, wi “ih half of bulkhead between plers No: St and @)and 3i a SD opler No. Se with halt of bulkhead between Nos, $2 and 31 tend 83 and othe Sule 0 29 feet and 9 inches of bulk- head neat aN tye 2 83 to be determpined hereafter. —South half of pe Xe 88, with half of bulkhead be- twgen piers Nos. i tot oat ¢ basin at the foot of Sprin, igre Seer ae tae slag of per pier No. 41 to souther- ly line of Hoboken 1e—The bul ihn Detween plers Nos: 45 and 46. Pier No. 10—Bulkhesd between plerg Nos. 61 and 62 17—South half of pier TaoNovth half of plot No. 82 3g Bulkhead between plers Nox, 62 and 69. jer No. 68: of bulkhead: between Nos. 8 Hh Reserv ing portiou of south 8/00, for the use of night 3 Bitkhend at nt the foot of Bank areet - foot of r No. 60, at the foot of Thi th pa et foovof Pouriesuth siecan, en ae = i? a se kenny Rareniceni street. oot of 'wentieth atreet. Eye at Be feat of Twenty-second street, Pier at th sais io street. ‘ 't No. 31—Uj if Pi ithe Ba ge fad between vicra No 4 and 8. -Lower half of P! rs Upper half of Pier No. 5. a nist holween piers No. Band 6 wer Half o 1—Upper half of Fier No; with Bulkhead between pler “Else EE wn 102 feet 6 inches of Ryikheee between 12 and 11 38 r half of Pier No. 18, bend between piers Nos, 18 and 18, half Pier No. reat 2. sitowe head between Piers Nos, 24 and 28, Bulkhead on ihe lower side of Pier No, 80, to the soeavelt sirestt racks. Lower half of 0. 87, with 44% feet of Bulkhead © | adjoining, between Piers: snbtccUpper half of Pier No. 87, with halt of Bulkhead. be- ween Piers 85—Lower half of Pier No. 88, with half of Buikhead be- tween, Plers 88 and 37, Upper halt of Bier No, 28, att p¥o.45, with hull of Bulkhead between Piers Nos. Oe Lower balt of Pier, No. 44, with half of Bulkhead be- tween Piers Nos. id 43. BO—Upper hait of Piet Xo. 44. Lower half of Pier No. 61—Upper half of Pier No. G2—-Lower halt of Plet No. s 0. 48. 56, with half of Bulkbead be- ». 67, with half of Bulkhead bo- and 56, f Pier No. 68, with half of Bulkhead be- tween Pera Nos, Band so, 67—Lowgr * Pier No. 89, with half of Bulkhead be- tween Piefs Nos. 89 and 68 —-Bulkhead at the foot of and slong the north side of Rivington street, and to within fifty feet of the Pier, between Ristugton and tanton streets tnd 70—Pier oot of Firth street (reserving portion on lower side for City Inspector's Department). 71—Bulkh ‘oot of Fourteenth street, at the foot of Fifteenth street. 73—Pier at the foot of Twenty-cighth ecreet, epee tween Lower hi tween Flere N es ss Terms and conditions of sale may be had on application at the Comptroller's oflice. By order of the Commlasioners of the Binking Fund, |ATTHEW T. BREN) Comptrdtler,_ HA ANA, LOTTERY, OVAL HAVANA LOTTERY. OFFICIAL DRAWING OF MARCH 16. Prise.\ No Priee.|No,_ Prise. an 116s. ©9305) deeds Bturaris Prizes paid in gold. Inf in furnished, The highest Fates paid for Doubloons nd alt hinds of Gold and Silver, FAYLOR & U0. , Baukers, 16 Wail streey, New y WOOD, &C. COAL BEST QUALITY TO rie Creduced prices, BEST QUALITY OF SCHUYER HT ane Stove and By Cool. at beneket's BUR “NEW YOR of JAN RS Ru ‘STAR, ather Goods, Glet Ae pu IN OoLD. OREAT KEDUCTION. GREAT REDUCTION. GREAT REDUCTION, GREAT REDUCTION, (EA8 AND COFFEES fEAB AND COFFEES TEAS AND COFFEES. TEAS AND COFFEES, NEW CnOP TEAS OF LATEST IMPORTATION. ‘KEW CROP TEAS 01 TEST IMPORTATION. NEW CROP TEAS OF LATEST IMPORTATION NEW CROP TEAS OF LATEST IMPORTATION. THE ENTIRE HOLESALE STOCK THE ENTIRE WHOLESALE STOCB THE ENTIRE WHOLESALE STOCK THE ENTIRE WHOLESALE STOCK or t™: GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY, GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY GREAT AMERKAN TEA COMPANY GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY AMOUNTING TO FROM $200,000 TO $1,000,000, - OFFERED AT RETAIL, AT NO. 4 VESEY STREET, THE COMPANY ARE NOW SELLING auop OOLONG. AT 60e., 706., te., ie. $1, $1 10) BEST $1 15 PRE ‘POUND. ‘ MIXED, 606., 1e., Ble, 906. $1, $1 10 best. $1 18; PBR i _ POUND... ‘GREEN TEAS, 60c., 106., Tay | We., $1, $110, BEST $10 PER POUND, ENGLISH BREAKFAST, élc., 70¢., 80¢., 9e., $1, $1 10, BEST $1 20 PER POUND. YOUNG Tyee ©, 100., 80e., 00., $1, $110, BEST $1 2¢1 PER POUND. UNCOLCZD JAPAN, $1, $110, BEST $1 20 PER POUND, IMPERIAL AND GUNPOWDER, BEST $1 % PER POUNS COFFEES (GROUND), 20c., 26c., $00, 880, BEST PER POUND. FRENCH BREAKFAST AND DINSER COFFEE, PE: ND. THE COMPANY MAKE N JEVIATION IN PRICE. These Teas are all chosen for their intrinsio worth, keep in mind health, economy, anda high degree of pleasure GQrinaig sam. COFFEES ROASTED AND GROU DAILY. GROUND COFFEE, 20c., i0c., 350., 40c., best 40c. per pound Hotels, Saloons, Boarding Housekeepers, and Families wha use large quantities of Coffee can economise in that by using our FRENCH BREAKFAST and DINNER COF} FEE, which we sell at the low price of 85 cents per poun: and warranted/to give perfect satisfaction, Especial attention 1s given to the Coffee Department, in wh! we defy competition, CONSUMERS CAN SAVE FROM & CENTS TO $1 PER. POUND By purchasing of the Company. Now is the time LAY IN YOUR STOCK. LAY, IN YOUR STOCK. LAY IN YOUR STOCK. GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY, GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY, @RBAT. AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,” GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY, 45 VESEY STREET. 43 VESEY STREET. 45 VESEY STREET. 45 VESEY STREET 5 | = Li > 3 > 1314] = | | rh ° 2 5 s | isl =| 21213 salt | PERSONAL, NY INFORMATION OF MRS. ANE 79 nee ae cag : ike personals of the New York moe eral ved Sh NFORMATION WANTED—O' Corks Ireland, by radon Brine, ort ae 2 Hastey., Bither of them will hear of ' so tage by calling at 16 Monroe street, New. ‘RS. MARIA P. TUCKET.—IF THIS a! MEE’ meat ink wie la P. Tucket, forme: br iivard dre, Waa, gna, Oy adarepa Maule tals Re he Ne Bae Pad eurly as possible. hee i THE LECTURE SEASON, | ou ‘UNION.—¥OR_ ‘THE “ADVANCEMENT 0 SCIENCE AND ART. A COURSE OF LECTURES ON POLITICAL ECONOM BY SIMON STERN, ESQ. wil be delivered ia the Large Hull 6f the Union, under th rvision of the Hoard vi Trustees, “Fite first Lecture ma Hy ‘ven oo ” AN. MARCH 27, , commencing at 8 P, M. Preciely. . - LABOR AND 'MAGH ERY. Tickets may be obtuined free on application at the office o reading room of the Tustitvte. RAM 8. HEWITT, rT, Secretary. OOPER INSTITUTR—TO.NIGHT, MARCH 23, AT 7: o'clock P. M., the celebrated humorist, 8. M. Hewle Haq. will deliver ‘bis favorite lecture. Sub, joct—"isghte ant Shades of Irish Character.” Go and bear ‘Admisaio cents, tet Sve 8 LECTURES DAILY—FOR GENTLEMEY only, at the New York Museum of Anatomy, 618 Fray. | Portion unable to attend these tegeures ead Dare We forwarded on receipt of ten cent: Sow Werk Museeet sf asaieng? ? xo0xa LADY, CAPABLE OF TEACHING ENG ts: eats and ter i wach a ipo gi govern an Meacher in nachouls proper references © oe WHO CHOOSE 70, AVAIL. THEMSELVES 0 rvgaweg, muse exter tress betees tats eachth. gpeclaltiass Poupauship and Bookkeeping. RENCH Fg a GERMAN LANGUAGES.—819 BROAD! Joses rivate. Also Grammar, Lati ator" Meat Pioghea of education, uy, Professor TELLERING New fone since A OLDaaTT Fasuanany AND BOOKREEPIN 766 BR TERMS REDUCED NEAR. Onn For all who commence in March only. Peg r+ saces NOW.—GOLDSMITH'! eal way, open allat the reduced J . this month rogues Tecany ware ime. i aaa ructh St FRENCH AND MUSIC LESSONS BY tive of Madrid, at her own atl 5 Siactemeracne ire nes es FURNITURE. A raMiry GiviNG #7 HOUSEKEEPING DES! Parlor gpiture, Ing & suit tn ro Brocatel ‘and oa ah seacellent condition anu i will’ be Mtotd low. “Eng East Broadway. » i. RaARi we A FOR PA A SAT] NG a Pe A te? by ¥. en win Heading Be frearnet een Jou Table, Bu ets China, Gi: So Ween Blstetath eireah, between, Flin ana Bigth evenes oes FORNITORE—AT Tile LOW. RET LANCTAD have soanantiy os hand and , worn te van ts a hat Lab an Dining comet walnut an t Bed yet sortment of rene ‘attention of thy ae ‘o our end ‘exam! antes oc goods before percuecing ogy el oul pict 125 and 127 Rivington arbi ia LEGANT HOUSBHOLD CURETTURS gl aioe private family giviog up housek ol their Furnitu: rt 1nd Fe te ul fol double Partor Sut a totes two Ai onal mand yi} eerie hoot rej ay baoa,¢ m curaiaay f inent ists; Paria ton ae tea Pal aletings he eminent and in arin Pers Ir Sra POR tae Inquire at 11 Peal ight h street, near Sixth avenue. Ben BALI aie RI GUTH Pe PL TE fitytoky- iH Mantel Mirror, 6x6 fee ih Wiliam street by hobsfig to 10 NELSON” EDGATE Bo — M pbel Denk RDS. A BASSFORD'S ALESROOMS AND FACTORY, WW . Won, and 4 No, 8 Ann streets, Rooms Spen from B A. moti! 12 P. rune LARD BAL 8, FARO Li 8 Wao La Bri ings to, of patent conpreased 1p Ok iy ‘Brokdway, siga of the golden