The New York Herald Newspaper, March 26, 1865, Page 2

FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL. Satumpay, March 5-6 P.M. ‘There was a further rally in the gold market thie morn. ing from the extreme depression of th: past weck; but the “bears,” who have been pre.ipitating the fall and do. ing their best to create a goueral fuan ial and commer- cial panic, fought hard against it, These mon are still largely “‘short” of both guld and stocks, including gov ‘ernments, the markets never probably having been more oversold than at present, Those who think that the de cline in gold from 234%, im January last, to 14734 yesterday—a lower point than it has touched since January, 1863—was. the result’ of natural causes are mistaken, It was as much tho result of speculation as the rise to 285 in July, 1864; and those | out of our mili ary who profited by it made as much cay tary mecessos as they formerly did out of our reverses and gold bill legisiativa, With the capture of the Southern seaports and tho victorious march of Sher- man there was undoubted reason for a consid- erable decline in gold; but had it not been that all who wore before interested in putting tt-up suddenly turned and operated in the opposite direc- tion, the decline would not have been nearly so heavy, and the country and the government would have been spared the evil consequences of a sudden and excessive contraction of market values, The decline tn national securities was very considerable on Monday and Tuesday; | but they subsequently partially recovered. The gold | Dearing sixes are still, however, about'six por cent lower than they were on the first of March, and tlie subscrip- tions to the sevon-thirty loan have been correspond- ingly afficted. But for the efforts of frivnds of the government thore 1s good reason to believe that both ‘gold and national’securities would bnve sunk still lower; for some of the most. active and powerful “‘bears”’ in the gold markot,'it has transpired, were largely ‘‘short’ of governments, The more they succeeded in putting gold down the lower gold bonds were likely to go, and the more both declined the better for them- Belves and the worse for every ono else. It would have been better for the government to have lost a train of army supply wagons than that these ‘bears’ in gold and national securities should have carried out their designs as they have been doing during tho past fortnight; and they have done more harm than if they had becn active rebels in arms, and are consequently entitled to equal respect with gue- rillas and. bushwackers, That protentiously loyal men should have been numbered among such shows the-hol- lowness of their pretensions. The gold quotations dur- ing the day were:— 155% 1ST 115056 The extromo prices since the commencement of 1863 havo been as follows:— 1863. ry Higieit, Leet. 60% 13355 186 November 260 21655 December.....248 2115, 29436 198 December, 1864. January ..... Janu 15934 The steamer Hansa took out $121,600 in specie, andthe | Many years an importer in this city, in City of Washington $22,500, making for the week $164,440. As we intimated would be the case, a large amount of gold has been withdrawn from the market, and it is now 1000 Chie. & Bk LER st STK i Fed 00 do. | 200 Wyominc¥ ¥Cl Go | 600 Nicaravua TranCo 10 NY Ceutral RR. 100 seni do, do. do. 1000 da, 2u5 Erie RR, | 100 100 1060 ico Chie, Buragy Ri loz 150 Mi&Prduc hb KR oe 100 Vitts, PWa&Ch dt 00 di 4 bile sl 20 Alion & TH Rit. 1 100 Chic & Alt pref, 044 | PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD. 4, March 25, 1865, 6 | Prunapen | Stocks steady, Pennsyivau Canal, 4; Reading Railroad, 4 | rows, 63%; gold, 161; light’ ex par, ange on New York at Purarxuenta, March 25, 1865. Cotton very dull and nominal. Broadstutty very dull. Flour very dull and nominal; sales of superfine at $8 a $8.50, and eatras at $0 a $9'50, Wheat very dull_and Noininal; sales of red at $220 a $2 25, and white at $240 a $250. Corn—But litle inquiry, and prices weak; sales of yellow at $1374 $140. Oats dull at Pe- trole m quiet; holders ask 36c. for crude, 58c, for reaned, in bond, and $0c. for free, Whiskey ‘ull at $215, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS | Married. Menwrr—Morar.—On Monday, March 13, by the Rev. William H. Johnson, Mr, Isaac Mrmurr to Miss Mutinpa M. nats, doth of Williamsburg, 1. T. Rom sox srrmova—On, Monday, March 20, by the H. C. Humphrey, E, N. Ronixso%, of Now York, to iy att A., daughter of David L. Seymour, of Peekskill. No cards- Tuxis0N—AtLigox, —On reese March 9, at the minister’s house, by the Rev. J. W. Lindsay, LV. Tunl- son, of Somerville, N, J., to Autison, of New York city. Aswig.—On Saturday, }, Mura CaTHRROIND ABELS, aged 30 years, 11 moutaaeas days. ‘The triends of the family are respectully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of her brother-in- law, Joba H. Rosenbaum, No. 230 Sullivan street, on Monday afternoon, at one o'clock. Baus.—On Tuesday, March 21, after a short and severe illness, Joun G. Baca, aged “ years, 4 months amd 16 days. e relatives and friends of the family, atso the mem- bers of Sylvan Grove Lodge375, F. and A. M., the members and exempt members of Columbian Engine ¢ Co. No. 14 and the members of tho m4 invited to attend the funeral, Penidence, Dominick street, this (Sunday) Rieeeen at one o'clock. ‘The officers and members of Sylvan Grove Lodge 275, F. and A. M., are hereby summond to be present at a special communication of said lodge, at their’ lodge rooms, er) Centre and Grand street, at twelve jock noon, » this (sunday), for the oof attending the funeral of our! te brother John G. Me mena of the fraternity are fraterpally invited to be N. BENJAMIN, Master. Buancx.—On Friday evening, March 24, after a short illness, Groror W. BLaxcx, son of Thos J. and Sarah F. Blanck, in the 24th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the fag tes respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of parents, 430 Hud- Bon etreet, ‘without further notice. BEeRNHARD.—MARY Bexnsanp, aged 80 years. Her remains were interred in "the Evergreens Ceme- tery. Saturday, March 25, at seven o'clock Brrrrax.—On 1x P.M., suddenly, of internal hemorrhage, Joux Brirtay, aged 44 years, The relatives and friends of the family are most re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, without further notice, from his residence, No. 64 Bleecker street, corner of Crosby, on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock. Borromury. —On Friday, March 24, Mr. Jonn Borrom- 196% | tev, a native of Saddleworth, Yorkshire, en, | for rear of = im the 50th y s ag The friends and relatives are invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) Bi rtcceiaa half-past two o'clock, trom the residence of Mr. James Wintor- bottom, 196 Spring street, Buaxe.—On Thursday, Brivcsr b Bone, 0 eoarce on thostrect that deliveries have been made very | mother of John and William ape late of Sligo, Ire= irregularly to-day, and to borrow it is impossible, The case {s the same with leading national and railway stocks, and in the 66th year of her age. May her soul rest in peace. the friends of the family ‘are Fespectfully invited to in several insiances governments sold “short,” and all not | attend the funeral, from her late residence, 119 Bowe duly delivered have been bought in at the regular board, ‘under the rule, on account of the sellers. At the first session of the board the market opened active and higher; but, under a “bear’’ pressure to sell, quotations declined as the call progressed. At the close Erie was 15; highor than at yesterday’s second board, | two o'clock, from her late New York Contrai 2, Hudson River 6%, Reading %, Michigan Central 3, Michigan Southern 2, Illinois Central | jair-past 8X, Clevoland and Pittsburg 134, Northwestern 2%, Rock | Dui Island 134, Fort Wayne 1%, Obio and Mississippi certifi- cates %, Cumberland 3, Government securities were rather quict. Five-twenties wore % higher, and % ad: vance was paid for a cash purchase of the new issue, Ten-forties improved 5. After the cali the market weakened, and at the open | to attend the board lower prices were current, but a better feeling pre- | East vailed, Now York Contral closed at 83%, Erie 54%, Hudson River 98%, Reading 933, Michigan Southern 1%, Rock Island 8734, Fort Wayne 8134, Cumberland 34, Quicksilver 603%. Those who think that railway securities are cheap have | from the Ghareh of Our Lady of an argument in their favor by comparing the prices of | 824 ae when) on Monday the sharos of the leading roads in January, 1864, when gold was soljing at about the present range—namely, 151356 a 1503; —with the prices of the same stocks now. But it doos not follow that they will rise because their tavited to attend the market value in gold is from forty to sixty-five | 442 Kast Houston dollars per share less than it was fourteen months ago. Thore isa strong ‘bear’ party tnterested in put- | dsughter ting them lower, and unless an equally powerful influence | years, 8 is exerted in the opposite direction they may succeed, although tne market is so largely oversold that the Her remains will be taken to the Transfiguration chu this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o’clock, and from thence to Calvary Cemetery. Burwert.—On Saturday morning, March 25, CaTHERINE, the beloved wife of John } Burnett, aged 42 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are Reem Invited to attend - Hemploe) on fered afternoon, at Thirteenth —On Bat) morning, March past ton, afer a fal iiaons of on a's Mr. Jauns B. r, Og years. relativ invited to attend the funeral, from Ninth street, on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock. New Haven war ee and Indiana ee please copy. Bannan. kr eon a Bative of Cotas county Marae Ire et taried The friends and ‘fom —. residence, No, Twelfth street, on Monday afternoon, at pees pape Carrot. —At ber residence, ote see Brook- lyn, Mre, Carmenive Camaoin, in the 66th year of her age. Requiescat in geen Lirefiadrmpl ber family and of ber son, Rev. M. Carroll, lly invited to attend the io fasenk! , Debevoise street ing, at ten o'eloek. ine will be taken to the Cemetery of Holy Cross, Fletbuah. year .—On Friday, March 24, Parnicx Conway, aged Peer rnel gesbety ote twa remy funeral, from his late reaktemse, Ni street, this (Sunday) afternoon, st one ‘Friday, March Marr, CT peteanagcten ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully tnvited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 146 Leroy strect, this (Sunday) afternoon, atone o’elock. Cavanace.—On Stock Exchange may be likened to # China shop, im | o'clock. which a strong and resolute bull could commit s great foal of havoc. The following gives the comparison of | worth Colton, aged ee nae N. J., on Saturday, March of gonsumptio wife of 6. Wook iemanenat Mr. 3H Colton, Prices at the dates mentioned :— Funeral services at ry Price on President street, second door west from Clinton street, oA Jan. Be March 25, 1865. | Brooklyn, L. I., on Monday Lege) at three o'clock. New 90% CLimenvou.—On jeer Bloor h '25, of marasm' ‘air and Kate Ollrebugh, og 5 vam —- only son of be 1 year and 5 months. e funeral will take place from 73 Fourth South tral. oon pgp ela ap ey \day) afternoon, at three o’cloc! Michigan to, & N. Indiana. 89 Dwrsr.. ith Brooklyn, at 61 Second TN. Chicago & Northwestern..... 48 oon ©. Dwrar, aged 3 months, eldest of twin boys TN. Tiltgois Central..... + 13056 903¢ | and Maria F. 0. Dwyer. ‘Clevi lind & Toledo. oe His remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for in- Chicago & Rock Island 149 88 terment this (Sunday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Pitts., Fort Wayne & Chicago 87% ey Dublin papers please copy. , Denaxy.—On Saturday, ay March 26, Joun Damar, & The money market is less unsettied, and call loans are Th the 33d year of his age, @ native of the city of G made at seven por cent on twenty to twenty-five per cent margins. Commercial paper continues in disfavor, and there is very little of it offering. That of the best grade is quoted at 9 a 11 por cont, Foreign exchange is dull but steady at 1001 0 1003¢ for bankers’ sterling at sixty days, and 1109 110% at short sight, ‘There was a quieter feeling to-day than during the for- | between Filly: mer part of the week, both in and out of Wall street; but the markets are still demoralized, and in the produce Phi relatives and friends of the family are fnvited to attend the funeral, this (om at half-past one o'clock, from his late First, to hare! Asem h ‘DaLsy,—On Friday, March 94, after a short and severe illnese, Catuanixe Datey, wife of John Dal ‘Thetriends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from her late residence, Ninth avenu titth aud Fifty-sixth streets, this (Sunday| ithout further no- at a afternoon, at half-past one o'clock, wit tice, The remains will be interrod in Catv: Dovtw—On Friday, March 24, Mictamt and dry goods trade extrome depression prevails Only | 3 gre raportant falar in the lauer hare, bowever as |» fie fend, and raves are ‘in tet ye, been announced. There was aslight recovery in petroleum stocks, but speculative ardor has been damp- ened by the recent froshet, as well as the gold panic, and troubled water upon oil has operated like anything but oil upon the troubled waters to the speculators, whose in- terests lie, Nke truth, in the wells of Venango county. ‘The First National bank subscribed $200,000 to the 7.30 loan to-day. The business at the Sub-Treasury to-day was as fol- tows:— Recempta for custom Total receipts, Paymonts . + 0,279,007 « 6,718,189 Balance 11,350,559 Subscriptions wo Government lo Joan . Stock Exchan Satunvay, March 25—1 pamoo us 8,'81,cou 106% 00 she Ene RR. 60000 do. 000 Hudson River RR 10134 rt ‘id tot 3000 US 6's, lL yrcer 97} 10008" vataitions 85 6000 Missourt . 6 1000 Mo6's, H&: $0000 Obto k Miss cer ai ‘ do... ax 500 tees 9696 0000 Reis hh 20 Mich Central Lik, oy 2000 Hud Riv Ist m 100 100 40..06..D10 97 10 do. Og #00 Mich So ANTRI 55 6% 6000 Mie Cent 8's, nd 115 2000AIt &THan tit 90 3000 P, FLW&ChILm 102 10000 Med & W istm T1i6 1000Amerioan gold, 187 0 eae DEG ‘ommerce 101 100 Cen National Bk. 100 68 Fourth Navi Bk. 9045 Sot Me Co. ne wy 0 + ygcaat pla a do. fo 0 200 UO vscveves WUhy Margaret Doyle, corner of First avenue and Thirteenth — this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, to the Cemeetry of the Hol Cres Flatbush, Dovcax.—On Frit March 24, Catnaniye Dovcax, aged 45 years. The fivends and relatives of the family are respectful, invited to attend the funeral, from corner of Klevent street and Seventh avenue, St. Vincent's Hospital, at ten o'clock this (Sunday) forenoon. Danant.. wh Saturday, March 25, Jom Datany, in the 33d year of his age. The members of the Father Mathew T. A. B. Society, No. 2, of New York, (Parent,) are hereby notified to meet « $291,000 | at their hall, curner of Twenty-third street and Second avenue, this (Sunday) pbk gg at one o'clock with erape on left arm, to attend the funeral of our de- ceased brother, John Delany. Fines for non atten- 17,000 | dance will be ngidl —— M. J. SAUSE, Prest, Taos Concannon, FITAPATRICK. md genera, March 25, Manosart Jarn Pbk 3 year of her age, daughter of ‘Thomas and Margaret Fitgpatrick. ta funeral will take place from her parents’ residence, 31 Franklin avenue, East Brooklyn, L. 1 on Monday morning ‘at ton o'clock, and proceed’ to St. Patrick church, Kent avenue, where a solemn mass of requelm wiil be offered up for the repose of hor neo mo the remains will be ne to Calvary Cemet Hat. —On ty larch 26, after a long ng illness, ‘The relatives and a friends are invited to attend the funeral, em his late ores yy jpeon street, this Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clod! Oiheea—On Friday evening, March 24, Wriuam Tj Hue, aged 42 yoars ‘The relatives: im friends of the family are invited to attend the Mineral, from the residence of his father-in- law, Joseph Lawrences, 116 Madison avenue, on Tuesday morning, nt top o'clock, without further invitation, Hopesiy.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday, March 25, Man- cauet Avs, the only daughter of Join B. Hodgkin, aged 2 years and 5 monthe. The friends of the family aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of Isaac Mott, Third avehue, near Twenty-first street, on Monday after- Doon, at two o'eloek. Hiwex.—On Friday, Mareh 24, after a short illness, Growow F. Hisex, mu tbe 47th year of his age friends of the faintly are respectfully in netal, fre je late residence We (Sunday) aiternvon, at c . 101g | Taomas Hatt, aged d to at. 4 Fourtis 3) Ireland, aged ot yearn Jock, without | NEW YOUK MARCT 26, 1385, TERALD, SUNDAY, ness, Do wre Jackaoy, a mative of Train, county Galway, | |, and iuore of Lis Broker Authony Janek ord, is (sunday) + k, from No. 410 ‘Poadly avenue. Hedin Cal ary + enaebeny Larch 2h, + MaKies Bout, ig THE PEWLE A © CHANCE $2 BUYS A HUNDRED SHARES. $25 BUYS A atNpked SHARES. $25 BUYS A HUNDRED SHAKES. $3 BUYS A HUNDRED BHARES, $2 BUYS A HUNDRED SHARES. BHARE AND SHARE ALIKE, SHARE AND SUAE ALIKE. SUARE AND STIARE ALIKE. SHARE AND BHARE ALIKE. ral will take ‘place, from the residence of his Christopher street, ov Munday afternoun, at 1 friends of the faray are respectfully the fun ral, on Monday afternoon, m her late residence, 173 Peart street, Broddys. LAWroY.—On Prklay, March’ 24, of heart disoase, oe Cea Writ, only daughter of Walter Lawton, Bsa, Loneragan —gemeoamnpet BACH SUBSORIGER A CORPORATOR. BACH SUBSCRIDER A OORPORATOR. EAOH BUBSORISER A CORPORATOR. EAOH SUBSCRIBER A CORPORATOB. BO NOT PAY §1 TO $10 FOR v WHAT YOU CaN GBTAIN aged 15 years and 2 mouths, ‘The relatives and frivads of the family are respectfully: invited to attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, an o'clock, from her late residence, No. 60 University 0, Meaktx,—On Saturday, March 25, Dr. Issa H. Mxa- KLE, aged 70 years, His relatives and friends are. respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sanday) alternoan, at two 4 o'clock, fren She renidance of Geoi a abil. > bee sheriff FOR: %: 01 ‘CENT. street. is remai wil taken to Greenw: Cemetery ie inermne TAE Live OAK Mauos:—On Friday, March 24, Joan T. Manow, after & PETROLRUN COMPANY, short and severe illmas. ponds ‘The friends and members of Co. -pinth tegi- OF NEW YORK. ment, are respectfully re ep Ps ‘uneral, from CAPITAL, $280,000. his late residence, 96 East Eleventh stroot, this (suuday) afternoon, at thre o'clock. ‘Mrrgiiwu!.—On Saturday, March 25, Mara Mrrountt, be- loved toyed dpusbyee of F Peter and Bridget Mitchell, aged 3 jus ones and felts a are requested to sitend the SUBSORIFTION ; PRIOR, ‘uheral, froin the residence parents, Ni ORNTS SHARE, ‘Thirty -lifth street, on Monday afternoon, at * fa) o'clock, WHi0H PAYS IN PULL, Mxap,—On Saturday, On STEN Saeen te WITH NO FURTHER ASSESSMENTS. i eis 16th year of his ftionds canbe tit ard Invited; CAPITAL, 60,000 SHARES $16,000. funeral, *. Feb n a two of Nailer’ @ p= Hh the from 64 Bank street Mocioser, —On Friday, March A, Joona Moonen, ’ WALLAGE WINN, Aon . j) Treasurer, HENRY PRIDHAM, Beoretary. son of Michael els McCloskey, aged 2 years, OFFICR, No, (1 BARCLAY STRERT. 90,00) SHARES PAR VALUB, $1 PER SHARE. months and 24 da; RE eae parents, No, eut Fifty-fourth, Si; — fe Haven aren. mh fo ri en ete ‘The Federal Petroleum Company is organised upon tho Sool sil be tatrrod in "Calvary equitable, ‘‘ground floor” principle, the subscription price atoning —In Jersey on Saturday morning, March being the original cost of the property, WHIOH I5 PUB- ged yor ave of ae couahy CHASED DIRECTLY FROM FIRST HANDS, and not, as ot i, tind” The friends and of the family are respectfully |: — sorted fo eiand ie it on Monday” moring, ts usually the case; through the medium of land brokers, -] el o'cl ym the residence with ‘enormous coramissio: Paul Colton 248 Bay chrece His romaine Wil be interred te -\caesolgebeinaticomad this plan the stock is issued fully paid at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER SHARE, thus enabling persons of moderate means to participate in the unprecedented profits of Petroleum. $20 PROCURES ONE THOUSAND SHARES. ‘The People’s Equitable Company, of Philadelphia, was or- ganized upon this plan some three weeks ago, and two days afterwards the stock sold at 66 cents per share, AN ADVANCE OF MORE THAN , in, Ftp "Bn trey Jerse BS ir. lec, "ithe Selatives and friends are reepecttiy tative 68h, tend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, at bar aa o'clock, from the residence of her son-in-law, “Joseph Sou 6, cod tka Fourth strect, near Tenth. on Thursday, Ma: 1864, at the bate oF olay Toutenast Tana ‘Oksue, Second it New York State Mi army of the Potomac, oth aT ye bey Pepin 3 wee! rim § 1 poben d Ca) of William and 'y O'Keffece, Lismore, coun! ireland. Notice of his funeral horeafter. His mother is going after his iran) papers nae RED. on ety March 25, of divease of the basa a ge rere a Qmaixr, son of John s ‘and Bridget | The property of the Federal Petroleum Company consiate The rage, aged Telatives are ee ae invited to | Of Binety-five (95) acres, in fee simple, clear of all encum- brance, situated in Farmington township, Clarion county, Pa., on the Big Coon creek, near its junction with the cele- brated Tionesta creek, on which are located some of the attend the funeral, from Kast New York, on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock. Ravuonp.—On Wednesday, June 22, before Pete 4 eine 6} Repmonp, Adjutant Sixty-ninth regiment ‘The remains will be conve to Cav: for juable Coon tnterment, this (Sunday) a hernaon Ar heihpact twee | move valuable walls of this marvellous region. Big o'clock, trom the resi of hi er, John Red- | creek runs through the entire length of the property, thus mond, 270 First avenue, The friends of the Sail, officers and ex-officers of Corcoran’s Legion and Irish giving a double frontage, and affording ample room for from Brigade are invited to attend. ba ame fifty to one hundred wells. nghierof Th @ Bridget idee Roy Roe property imi Tr OMAS AD! ridget: cans relatives and friends of ihe femally are recta ys is in cloue proximity tothe lands of the Tio invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) morning, at nesta Company, the stock of whieh is engerty sought in the ten o'clock, from the residence of ey Parents, Ni Third avenue, corner of Fortieth sti Philadelph § market at $2 © per per share; while sehort dis- DBON. —BSuddenly, on Fridsy, 1 March 3, at Santa A 5 apr este tance to the west lies the great Walnut Bend region of the Wesatester county ta th in the a ieg of th be aa Alleghany river. On the south is the Clarion river oil region. Marc! Mary ughter a. Nathaniel and TSalliod’ Rennie, aged 8 mcuthatand 14 | willthas be seen that hie proverty is situated in the De relatives and friends of the family are invited: og... °0"7 Beart <t the greet Fennayivania cll basin. It. was not, attend the funeral, from 230 Henry street, this (Sunday) however, merely these general facts, rich in promise as they afternoon, at half-past one o'clock. tea a th Srocun Om Fly, Flay Mah are, that to the selection of th ngenetins tt e bona Plate i eanas Bioekine, ne Ao, tmmediate presence of oll. months and toot re 8 The oll Of this fegion feof av very superior quality, com: $pyited to attend the faneral, on Monday manding po ibebecineay Teldgnee of bls fwher, Mer1a8 FIFTY PER CENT MORE Savaan,—At Westa’ Bulldii ital, Baltimore, Md. ‘Shall siabasin, Gomeccy Fue Wow York Volaed [ee ee aa bee aa Ra a scitacat’ tiinsiabu tas ‘The timber on the estate ts sufficient of itself to return the gum eyeing mages i aighter of te late subscription price of the stock. In addition to this parties one oye Al sagtord, Ireland, Patrick | who have been on the property express a confident belief that t contains valuable veins of both coal and iron, ‘The working capital will be immediately spplied to the energetic development of the property, and a speedy return of large profits Is confidently expected. Remember that it will take only one twenty barrel well to return to the stock- folders catia) invited to attend ihe fone oh nine pry from st, ker vo obureh, Weat Longford and Kildare papers please copy. three o'clock, from inj ive en o% ju! window, Decry ben about received Nein @ fall from a creeks: and Mary Simp- i EO tak ise tip. Glenda stieeee. at two e’clock, from the residecie or bib pareata, 5 ‘Pravwon.—On Friday, March 24, after a long and pain- fal pm — oti 68 years, widow of oun seameeitany Savnpene ae thi noes avenue, Leelaat uinteseaa ok pap tote THE ENTIRE AMOUNT INVESTED IN ONE YEAR. ‘The books of the company will be open for subscriptions at No. 61 Barclay street, New York, on the morning of THURSDAY, MARCH 9, AY TEN O'CLOCK. Toe faneral will take'placo ch (Sunday afternoon, at | ——— ul jul -s one o'slock, from St. ‘Timothy's church, Fifty fourth GFE aT NOR AVINGS BANK. baal street, n 3 , lembers of Lodge ‘avenue and Twenty-sixth street. 228,10. “ot 0. of the family are respect- P} NT D! 675,000. fully invited. SIX PER CEN Interest paid on “all sums from $1 to a —On Se March 20, of brain fever, Wrure | $1, bef child of Colonel W. H. tober Lys alld fore April 10, will draw . ¥. 8 V. Institute, aged ray ae hoon th 4 ok i og eee Sys MONDAY) RSDAY, of the family and age tees are reepéctfally o'clock... invited to attend the funeral, at Bedford street Metho- —_ onl, ind GATURDAY eVENINGS, SPENCER K. GREEN, President, Ss Episcopal church, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two Bicmarp Kauty, o'cl ILLIPS PETROLEUM COMPANY, 18 BROAD street, New March 15, 1865.—A dividend of one gent on Ue capital stock of this company bas has been declared thle day, ‘and after ‘The transfer book will be closed on the 28th inst., and re- main so until April 3 x ree DAN'L PACKER, Vice President. mi bef M i # exDepeaite made new oF on or before A PL arlt draw tnter- bas i Nava SHOR AND LRATHRR BANK, NEW YORK, MARCH ‘%, 1865, —Dividend.—The Board of Directors ha y declared a semi. anpwal dividend of Sve_ Ber cost Tree ot » payable 0 Oh Agel The Sato Agel incl incttalve. ‘AM, Cashier. Soxeartoasae , TithRLES D. BAILBY, Treasurer, Josuru P. Coorzn, ry. MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE Martinsburg Load Mining Company will be held af the Wednenany, yr Ape, at 12 fod nar io the Boara ot ‘ot from ON BOND De ace, oi FIRST Maren i 23, 1866. clase way weatioun Bou 7 Rineveonth and ats, X ENTIRE, GOLD MINE Fo) oR SALE, THE OWNERS | — cats Twentieth in ‘a Californin. « ae, fees, within twentr-foor hours of ice ANTED—T0 LOAN, ON A GOOD CHATTEL Mont. ¢ $800. Good ini Scns tas rds will vétficred Miiress Hie 8., Herald office. cash, OF con’ sis the sacrifice. Business pressure corn} Title perfect; ractiealiy Ynexhaastio tay of ora (unseleated) by Brot, - ent $890 per ion. Abundant bearing Foe “OR MORTOAGE, ON AN IM. evidenona of great value on hand. ms ty aluable rod npg Oh tiated in Orange, organize » large company and ple dividends, Sale pply © STAGER & smut be made fore March 30. TMlarees Gold Mine, Herald pA 83 shai ame TO LOAN ON IMPROVED REAL ES- $35.000 VLL’S HEAD BANK,—TWENT! a IVIDEND.— ¥ New York, March 2¢ I88-—The Board of D Dieters ave sate ne STH WOOD 66 Wall street. gem ve of government winner cng the past cen 3 gen Preteen ec ire CHESS | $200,000, Sas, ag errr LT le a tothe | Siitbe red 8 ener cn ae Wein bed, momen b. Kew ¥, wre ya Jot som Sp Sone Cashier of the Centra HEMICAL, BANK—HLECTION —THE ANNUAL Bl rere, So Rey C Mon for directors ofthe Chemical Bank, for a ma BS years Convertbig ee he sy 1 ied Geese tt the banking b house, on Mo nag” the fa day of of Apel Pena gay Ly Bonde! sieerore Fl tess’ srcch oh eae Soe pain ot = ‘between the hours of 1 and 20" order of | 180 4 jection reserved.” These 6. G. WILLIAMS, Cashier oe for une porpoee secs Coutetanding ICAL BANK, KEW ¥ MARCH 20, 1888, anaes eccbmpany and th poe phe ben] third Divi a ong Direne ee gad a. ae aakeal ior dake te Bpeaee, aay asker aq ‘dividend of further Information ep ayer of the Bodea a, ars Cashier. ITIZENS’ SAVINGS BAW! at allowed'ou all sume of $800 ial ep NOW wetie Da DRAW INTRREST k open apps? HD on Monday, Wednesday $5006 00) TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORT. iat Mt a Hotate bales ot W: uiabRe, Wo. 8 $ Serene E'books in Eegilsh, d German and Frenes, 4 MILLINERY. Surmoun A. Boncs, cere. . Aeiit AND WELL #ELECTED #TOCK OF OF arRiKG ‘and Summer Milli IT] shade and A‘ Goods of the latest Lae. KANE &40Q., American Bankers, pernhen reer pI tae INS", 697 Broadway. No. 8 PI la Bourre, Travellers visiting. Arp can have their letters addreases JJRENCH MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKi to the care of 1 Depostia received and lett AERO HORNE hes yf Be aioe aa renee S angi a Thy junemer Hon! iu branches “ae Beare 0. lh over Holmen’ dr yee Moet LACY WILL LACE is BPR, OF MONAT ANDRUS ON MONDAY aupsvne. re cnaee of Freel Mie Just A recetved. Het cunt customers 120 Sixth avenue. By order of the Committee, FrICR or THE MANITATTAN FIRE INSURANOR Company, New York, March 15, 1866.—The Annual Blec- tion for Directors of this Company for the ensuing year will , eM tga ee” gress cara | ME, PUAE S M-%, Phoonatha QULy ae nat., from 12 o’cloc! 1 1 o'cloe! imlung the olty to their elegant a on ANDREW Flowers, fh Mins” Tins, Mouent Bonnets an: roping Bonnetain grent variety. Rroad\ ( )PEIOR OF THE PANAMA RATLROAD COMPANY, Tontine Builtings, 88 Wall street, New York, March 18, nna! election for thirteen Directors of the Pana NIGLIN ER, 19 AND ax, DIVISION peplend | hibitom Monday, tive 27th Inet. tha Railroed Company vill be held at the oMceat the Com | aupeet Pontine ot 0 amsortinent of Bonnets and, Jockeys; at the aaa vit aureet (Tontine Bulldingss, on Monday, Aprit2, | fmorts ‘and Country rullliners are Invited to eall The polls will open at 12 M, and claw aM an | Miss 2ronsey, ts now PREPARED 1) aHOW A ma tnwnort a Parin Bonnets, at reduoed prices. TPO PARTIES WISttiNG TO PUT out Mont {ue Brome way, oor above Twenty sitth street, flewt bond and mortgage At T per con 1 finned aout, ser \DAM RALDINGS, 318 CANAL STREBT— AAS NOW iN PBT CEB TE tis tard roady A varied and Ologant mawartamctl of trerwartod Serta § tamer Mil qf IGUBED AND MILLERAIES POPLINS—At $1; worth 7 KINZEY'® WRencn eas Stata LY_a? A 2BY'8 GUTH AVENUB GOLDEN'S New York and Fiatiog Bese’ CHEAP STORE. ry Bleecker SOMEBODY HURT. OREAT PANIO SALI, being ward ne Pecath Gating: tae mast delat ju abe Se cout be fn injured, COMMENCING MONDAY, BaF. ‘OPEN ener nine CLARK'S GENUINE 20 YAKDS SPOOL CORTON _| Ger? ‘OPENING OF * WILLIMANTIO GENUINE 200 YARDS SPOOL NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS, BROOK'S GEXVINE 20 YARDS SPOOL ON MONDAY, MARCN 20, IXY 30 YARDS, te. 40 YER OBNT LOWER PRICES SORE a EN a one Soe than wo coal have ae then *BRCHLLANT a0 TLDs mest ‘WOTTON, BA RUS, NEED OF OTN; Cuyraina | ALLE CATES ‘ROvEnTES sang the season. ABOUT REDUCTION IN PRICES; pot niekiivas i. PEYTON STs Bowery, BEST PINS, 14 row ys SHAWLS—SPRING IMPORTATION NOW OPER, Ee from tho most ordi most supe qualities, 10,00, PArERS NEED: pier ALDS, Se. iss Hooks SAND EYES, 2c. card. BRAIDS, HUTTONS, GIMTS. ERM $0 up 25,00 YARDS OF RIBBONS, reduced trom 10. {o Be, ow pone po ge OwEne at YouR aR BROOMS AND HAT Ie 106350. oe sonny R. 2 the J. PS ae 2 Wooster street, doo! sr betuw Am y street, poruran : TRADE.. F.FORESUN Di boyy fh GOODS, dust RECEIVED; AFA} WATAND UNDE 2g PRICES. .. T. BTEWAR’ Broadwi hainver und Keade streets. LADIB® KID GLOV: 3 LaDIBS' BPRING 4 Si i to 4 re eae . Wie, 200. WE ARE SELLING +e, — — gene LINE HAND net NEN OUFFS, do. HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, INEN HAN, RCHIBFS, 15c., 180., 200. WHITE GOODS, sul ‘AND LINEN LACBS. ci FINE ASSORTMENT OF VEILS re oP PTE TRIMMINGS e Apour QUARTER COST. HOSIERY, Bo., Be, do, & fe omen poitie Jou Lots OF MUSLIN, CHRAP. UNDERWEAR, Viny LOW, 1k EBMBROIDERIES, an axp 2B HTH AV FRAVENU TWANTYTIae? AND TW T LEGRAIN’ 8 = NOVERTIBS OF THE SRASON IN aeaowis VaLew 4 pisaiag POFLING INPBRATRICR, FRENOH FLOWERS, CH PRROALES, ors, FANCY Goos, AND BEST Q) eT QUALITY PLAIN penne, Ala. SILK AND WOOL—At Woents; poate POPLINS—One yard wide, at $1 1234; worth FRENCH xD GLOVE,’ AT GREATLY REDUCED PRIOBS, . B. H. MAOY, PLAIN UBEN'S CLOTH, FO! FOR, TRAVELLIN FOURTEENTS @ ohm. mr i@ SUITS, | 204 AND 96 SIXTH By Nae DOUBLE WIDTH MomAsiBiQiras1s cents; worth 70 ote, ORDINARY BARGAIN. that, under the ECIAL NOTICE:—THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD inate to his numerous old patrons ite, Whaitinan & Co., 234 und 235 of Messrs. Whi PRENOH CALIOO! ene ‘worth cts, | fay, he inenabied to ‘Sxhibt a splendid sock of Go oe eae eres Maite Parnianing Gods is, great tarany, Wa LINSEY WOOLSEY OLOTH—For Dresses and Sacks. spre at ‘an. at usukd moderate Obarges:, eto cae aareet rants aly, ally. once sate, friesde, 1 the meni rally, New Cloths for Cloaking. Sincerity of ine, afound. bisa’ who tor maa Yours wan th of the trade, and who is 2 stan applying his “abilities in a determination to retrieve the prong a ‘from which he was ejected by ue unfortuitous circum. STRIPED BALMORAL SKIRTING just resolved, AMERIOAN PRINTS, PANY PRICES, KID Loves 30% JUST REDUCED. T. JENNINGS, — QHUTTLEOUP! BHUTTLEGUR IA NEW GAME FOR gigis and boys; $0 cents; at TOWNSEND'S Toy Store, at. B3 way. 9 GENTLEMEN.—I HAVE ON HAND, ALSO It St 15 ena ga ‘on board the English and French steamers, & moat Eo AER rable stock of 8; Hoods, many of which, siylee 1m SORrATNS gua UMC nen oe cont 38 oan ‘erie no Other. House in’ this cky will have. 1 now Fancy sone Dninens sritly to order work, and wil TWIL ‘of Goats, Pants and Vests no house pcan excel an few FRUIT DOYLIES WINE diets: oa cal a Broalway. corner of Prince | htreot, VICTORIA PIANU and TABLE COVERS. NEW OLOAKS JU! JUST OPENED. LEGRAIN, 729’ Broadway, corner INDOW CURTAINS CLEANED AND DONE UP ‘equal to new at my establishment on the river at Wi- as Mame ‘“Gridge. Will be finished and sone up as well to. the excellence of which I_ refer to m: hina ROBERT, No, 6 East Eleventh street wil Femove to No, 8 Clinton a! Enghto street ley place. a DRY GOODS, a . BASIS OF GOLD AT 150. NO OLD STOCK AT HIGH PRICES. Fine yard wide Muslin, 250. Gea pause Fast Colored Prints for ldo. and 25, FER And all other goods in pte rony rani Remember, n0 old stock. FOSTER BROTHERS, 272 Bleecker street. A’ JAMES MOONEY'S, Sk? OF FORE AND APT SAILS FOR SALE, SUIT- surr. ‘able for a schooner of about 250 tons; are very lite sod. Address Suil, box 154 Herald ollice. AN EIGHTH AVENUE MEAT MARKET FOR SALE— With all the Fistures, comprising Sausage Choppers Laird Keitle: Soaking Tubs, ‘two Ive Houses, Smoke House ‘nnd all the Fixvures complete, with. the good the aame, the present proprietor there for the past twelve years, and isa the business; also, the lease of the building, which rents oubd side of the shop for $510 per aunum; must as For full information and particulars apply to Jon’ A _e and 110 SIXTH AVENUB. IMMENSE mapuonOn poe Foaehadaaa GOLD. BBLOW « BUSKERK, 76 Fourth aveuue, corner $50, rth Ge ari regardless inert aed Sper Invited to tis ont MACHINE FOR MAKING EMBROIDERY PAT- se terns for sale, er with the Embroidery Patterns; Goods ies, Cloaks and Shawls in great Will be sold low. Inquire of P. GLOR, 30 West Fourth street, Berson God Goods, oman, Oeaohe, hen og Flannel corner Greene. talos. anne be &o., &e. herp St GOODS AND SMALL WARES a FoR A cheap for cash; upper part of Broadway. of tho ¥ hae house can be obtains ne desired. An Toxoutiont LPACAS, ALPACAS, ALPACAS. dot dusiness. Satisfs Fea A Business place und doing a good business factory aons for selling. . SMALL FIRST CLASS GROCERY FOR SALE very nicely dtted up, in ® good, business Goting a paying trade,, Tt will take about $20 2 a bape Stock and fixtures. Apply at 145 Third arene i OAL bl foe FOR Lan neraggen BALTIMO! ax TMGTE NSE BrOC IN ALI, COLORS AND. vaLirE DEABS, Rta aan TaN EN SEATES AND. MELANG nip all from 50c. to $1 26a yard. 4nd at our store the best Stock of the above fashionable Goods to be had in the si W. K. PE iN, Ma in comple: city 314 Bowery, near Houston street. barrels per we ga within five rmintites’ ha si of atin a more and na Ne ihe PURE wnat fe * bed TEW MORE FINE STERL SCISSORS! AT t S06. FER EN Ri. S Bxohange piace, Baluinore. A pair, thOWNGEND'S ‘Toy Store, 968 Broud BOWE 4 ——— 'D_ WITH. gui drawers, Apply 10 Uekae oa SAMORLS, No. way, up sted B SALE—A WHEEL AND ROVE, FOR HOISTING, vod order; rope about 100 feet'long. | Apply at office ‘of ive Woman's Central Religious Cooper Institute. cK BLACK SILKS ae FROM aaa ‘7 LESS THAN GOLD VALUE. Poy t) 0%, 200 er BLACK SILK, Former price'$1 751 i pepe wiierg, ¢ UNTERS FOR SALE—CHEAP, OTTON BANIC_COTTON R SALE-IN BALTIMORE, MD. A, COMPLETE GREAT CRASH IN Dowbsto oops. Steam, Smoking and Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco Manu- US FALL TUES, inatory being now fn successful operation, and having DOMESTIC AND HOUSEKEBPING GOODS iid large custom. “It has also a lease on she at nearly the for a number of bert at a low rent. ered for orci OLD PRICES. personally. Por further information address Letter F, limore Post office HERTINGS, SHIRTINGS, 5 ‘LINES bane ANNELS. QUILTR (OR SALE—A, MANUFACTORY POR PURLISHIEG ay donnoaet” Also Copy Right of « valuable illustrated eee, DOMESTIC bieation and publishing contract. For a book, ro pb, oF lithographic pubilsher, this opportunity offers expe BOUSRKEEFING aoops inducements,” For Curther. particulars call at 47 Nasaaw will be offered this Atroet ofice of WM. H. HME WN, third oor, from 9 A. Me irr. Ten ‘CENT REDUCTION rRou iT WEEK'S PRICES. Good sunHING' MUSLIN, eee Fine ually SH rTING, conte per yard. great qa PRINTS Brom 16 cents per yard and upwards. We copesiatty invite all housekeepers and ladies about to purchase the above to examine our stock before selecting elsewhere. Remember, CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM, 232 Bow ory: Ww. R, ROBERTS, RB SALE—A CHOICE CABIN! OB eautifil Minerals; £00 spocinue ment in a gentleman's mansion; price $2,000. “Addroea box ‘214 New York Post oflice. Exhibitions Jn this country, wi with Views, &c., ali com- SALE—ONE or THE FINEST STEREOPTICON roe has been exhibited with great success, Address Eabi- ition, Herald oflice. FoR SALE—THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF 8 first clans Liquor Store; must be sold this week. Ap- ply to the proprietor, 210% South street, 5 HALE. GOWANUS, BROOKLYN AND NEW Dad IN GOLD—PALL IN GOLD. ‘ork Ex ado For further ih dr fi riieulara apply to Mr. GOOD NEWS vOR ' YOR THE PEOPLE. FANCHER Wy ereon: from Fulton ne, left tide, Brooklyn, Long pisiand lan TREMENDOUS FALL IN PRICES OF Dry aoops. NOR SALE—THE LONG LEASE OF A COTTAGE Dt Twenty-fourth stroet ath and Tenth avenues, For particulars address OR SALE—THE STOCK, F D years’ lease of the well known Arctic Retreat, corner of Broadway and Twelfth streot, comprising « lai bar and billiard room. | Terme and pardculars made kyo on application to Mra, KELLY, 9 Bast Twelfth strect. F°. SALE—A MEAT MARKET, third street and Fourth aveou quire in the market, OR SALE—TWO FLUTING MACHINES (NEW.— Wil tude woy width from 2 to 12 Inches wile; Fronch sold cheap. — MeCREARY, 62 Centre mt. “ROARDING HOUSE FOR Bar aloue, Apply at 96 James ON MONDAY, MARCH 2, WE SHALL SELL NEW PRINTS at 18c. Price one month ago, 36e. NEW DELAINKS at 260. Price one month ago, 60c. YARD WIDE BLEACHED SIIRTING MUSLING at 2. Frice one month ago, 0c. Fires quality PAPER MUSIINS at'20e. a yard. HEAVY SCOTCH GINGHAMS atic. a yard. WHITE AND COLORED CORSET JEANS Sold two weeks ago at 400, on qeality), 84 HEAVY BLEACHED SHEETING ot foe two weeks ago, $1 2. TIOKINGR, dann, MDAMASKS, TOWELS, OLOTH RES, OU OURTAL DRAPERY, AL eee 2% TO 0 rE TEN CENT. “W. K. PEYTON, _He Bowery. DORNER OF TWENTY- or would rentit. In- Praene IN GOLD—FALL IN GOLD. GOOD NEWS For’ THE LADIES. TREMENDOUS REDUCTION IN PRICES OF SILKS, SILKS, SILKS. Om Monday, March eSiaetehb restr eraieaet POR SALE—THR LEASE AND FIXTURES OF STOR Broadway. F R SALE—ENGINES,_ SHAFTING, PUL- leys, Horse Powers, Saw Benches, Presses, Collre’ Koust- itis and Coolers; two large Iron Tanks. All kinds of Mabhinery repaiged. WM. JONES, U Baxtor street. ne — TOR SALE CHEAP—TIE LEASE AND FIXTURES OF @No. | corner Store, in a first class neighborhood for either liquor or uroceries, Rent very low, am patistactory Seasons given for veliing ouvigy inquiring’ at the oyster chop house 481 Hudson F LE CHEAP—A_ FU TOF TINSMITHS OFRota » and Patterns at 99 Canary sueet,, as — SHBAP—TWO SECOND HAND BOILERS Ad ey yon suitable for petroleum wells, In- quire of 5. T. LLIN, seit RE AND BURGLAR on accou BATES Yo For 8A LB west bee* ntof removal. Parties about pure’ »s- it to thelr advantage to call immediately at &% “AY Led Sen OSinmbte co J ITHOGRAPHERS. at HAVE A GOOD AROORTMRIE BLACK GROS DE RHINE SIL SILKS at $1 BRILLIANT LUSTRE eave PARIS TAFFETAS ones PARIS AND LYONS Ohoe on — DRAP DE FRANCE AND a at 61 Wan 82-00, mares eB: SALE—ABOUT 70 OR 80 Ld or vinse it in good nt Tesi ordidress SENAS BURCH as aunty, N. cpu of GREENS, Of engraved plates for commercial work, will be sold ee ‘at $1 00 and upward. ; the "purchaser will, reel ea tneight 1 ry Plate teens: ; stones. ea ear “— pri ‘Stiks in the city at our store freon. F Jv. Rent &Co.'8, sinew sock of INERAL WATER—FOR SALE, SIX COPPER 8UN UM : ci ane BS M et, at 376 Bowery, N. Y. eer iover pees PATENT FOR SALE—POR SUPPLYING STEAM BOL iad sperm ner ash Seite ose ces fhoturing them. Address yin 148 Fierald offies. patexr RIGHTS FOR RALR—HAY RACK.—FuTS 18 nomleal; 11 ire ony tn be kpown tbe Sp ‘be a Hated: hid Model and inventor oat be few rrr the Dey Bireot Hwee from ®-A: Me to Pe pyAOKER. TEAM ENGINES —ONE 6 HORSE, PORTABLE, KEAR- 1 (ly new: one 10 horse, one @ horse, two Hand Lathes, Heifer asian laner, twa, Blowern, vie horse WwW. WILLARD & {J AWDUST.—FRO! 70 9 Ki Ll TOADS OF DRY “SAW. dust For particulars inquire F RE, vine, PTR Damaged ee toon ef, selling aba 104 ¢ onRAE Pyies — for wale rat OLOAKS, HAWES AND DRI Da. Sowers nn Also, HOSIBRY AND pownanie, HADE TREKS.4UH BRST SHADE TRER, AFFORD- a6 @ Catharina drert, ing ine shade, and free from w 6 Catnipa, Te Garner of Madigen cD SH sda ta Flgetat, Twenty-niaw treet and AM QHEUAN.