The New York Herald Newspaper, March 29, 1865, Page 9

_ Puit Against the Second Avenue Ratlroad Company. SUPREME CouRT—orRcuIT, Betore Judge Mullen, Manca 28.—Mary Farid» ws, the Second Avenue Rei road Comprny.—This wag an action brought to recover $5,000 damages for injuries sustained while ridins on One of the Second Avenue Railroad cara The plaintiff, @ married woman, about 40 years old, testified that while getting out of eur No. 46 the vehicle stared suddealy, ‘and throw ber off the stop of the platform to the ground, fojuring herso severely that she was confined to the house for three months afterwards, Th plaintiff also testified that the'bandrail on the body of the car was absent, and Aliributed the aceident to this devect, On the cross-ex- @minetion che stated that she did not look to see whether there was a handrail there or not until after she felt her- welf faillog. ‘Thomas Briggs, a passenger on the car at the time of the accident, Teified thet the handrail was banging by a single screw, and that after Mrs. Texido was injured the conductor wreuched it off and placed it om» i sayi ‘as he did so, that it might lead to another accident if ‘was allowed to remain im that condition. The counsel for the defenoe mo\ed for a nonsuit on th ind that, ‘accordiug to the statement of the nt nuit self, she had not exeriged suiticient caution in stepping from the ar. He contended that Mrs, Texido was guilty of negli- gence in not looking ‘or and catching hold oi the hand Fail, and did wot see how any blame could be attached to Dis client. Judge Mullen denied the motion, where- Upon witnesses were introduc:d to show that the hand- rail was imiact on the day of the accident, and that It was the custom of the company to nes a note of all such defects in a book kept for that purpose. The counsel wfiered to juce this book in evidence, but the Court decided to exclude it. In summing up the evi- deuce for the defence, the counsel stated that the witnoss Brigys was mistaken about the rail having been broken, ‘Sud was Confounding car No. 46 with another car upon wh.ch there was a damaged rail, Tho Court, in charging We jury, took occasion to say ‘that it was the duty of a conductor to stop his car when evcr-a passenger wished to gt off, and that thecar should Bot be siarted again until (he passenver was firmly on the wad. The alleged absen.e of the handrail was a ques- Se tn tee Jury to determine upon — Two of the wit- messes for the plaintiff had sworn that there was.no such rail'on the car, while the conductor, who was examined for the defence, swore to the contrary. It was for the Jary to sry who was most worthy of belivf. ‘The jury, after d e deliberat on, rendered a verdicufor he plaintiff, assessing (he damages at $2,600. The Court @tanted an extra allowance to the counsel of $75. The Hotel Burnings. KENNEDY AND COLONK:, THOMPSON. The following is an extract from a letter written by Robert'©. Kennedy to 8, V. Mitchell, 71 Bay street, To- wouto, 0, W. From this it would seem that those who risk their necks fa carrying out the nefarious schemes of ‘the rebel agents cannot even command the sympathies of those who employ ther Fort Laraverre, March 16, 1865. Daan Juncx— i ‘ é Cotonet Thompson has treated me most shamefully in not .even answering the letter my counsel, Generc] Bloughton, wrote, asking if he would defray’ my lege exp nses. ” It is will for him, if be bas acted as I suspect, that I can never se hiur aga'n, ROBERT coBB KENNEDY. Evening Stock Exchange. Treway, March 28, 1865, #80000 American gold 152% 200shsIliCent RR.. 94 82 182% 00 Hituaby "4 RR.... 5336 133 62% ‘do. ito Rock faa RR: . SO 10000 Ohio certificates 21 do......810 8536 100 shs NY Uu KR. b77% 109 Northwestern | BR 2 83 86% 100 Deh sece ss SIG JOON WRK prif..s; 4836 200 bs 183 100 atariposs hig Co. 200 200 Til Central RR.. Gold and stocks vy active, and rather weak on the all. Sales of gold after call at 151%, rallied to 152}, at which it stood at close of report—half-past nine o'clock 4n the eveniny MARRIAGES AND DEATHS Married, Asprnsoy—Cnarns Monday, March 27, at Peter's chu 2h, Brooklyn, by the Rev. Davip A. Axver on to M KGaner Hae Walter T. Chapmar of Brooklyn, Norwich and New Haven papors plonse « py. Prynins108—G «nriwaiTs. —At Newark, N. J., on pies mesday, March 22, by the Rev. J. F, Stearns, D. Eoward R, Pensinvton to Cuancorte M., daughter of o Jate Win. Garthwaito. Sr. Ms ae a N: srRaxp.—On Tnesday, March 28, by Rev. D. tman, CiaRrtes St. Mars, of Pittsburg, te irs, Mur s Sas ‘NosTRaxp, of New York gity. Die Axcrvine.—On Tuesday, March 28, after a tedious ill- ness, Mr. Evaan B., son of the late Jolin and Mary Ap- geving, i the 35th year of his ago, ‘The relatyve¥ and riends of the ‘amily are respectfully Invited to attoud the funcral serv:ces, this (Wednesday) afvernoon, at iour o'clock, at his late residence, 124 Can- poo strect. Brivonam.—In Providence, at the residence of his Drothor-in-law, on Friday, March 24, Jossya Brronay, gon of the Inte Hon. Sachucl W. Bridgham, of Providenes, RL Aresident of this city, bo was for many years onnected with the office of the United States Circuit Court for the Southern district of New York. Boway.—On Nonday, Murch 27, of membranous croup, E. J. Boman, cliet daughter of T. and &. Boman, aged 2 Years, 3 months and 27 days. The funeral wiil take place th's (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o clock, Cuanies.—On Monday, March 27, Mrs. Ascrita Crar wife of Ch. Charles, a native of France, aged 82 years, Months and 27 days. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to Attend the funeral, from the residence of ler daughter, Mrs, 5. Pelisse, 84 Amity street, on Thursday afternoon, at two o'c Cortur.—On Monday, March 27, Avxe Correr, daugh- ter of Jumes aud Margares Cotter, aged 17. years. ‘Tho friends and acquaintan respect! ally invited fo atiend the (uneral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, ut hali-past one o'clock, froma the residence of her parents, 213 Mott streot, ‘The remains will be interred iu Calvary Cemetery. Conn it.—On Monday, March 27, after a sho % but Painful ilincss, Eowann Cannout, in the 60th your of his age. None knew him but to love him— None nained him but to praise, The friends and relatives of the family and those of Bis cons—James, Edward and Thomas—are respectfully fovited to attend the foneral, from his late residence, No, 259 avenue A, this (Wednesday) afernoon, at two o'clock tecively, The ofticew aud inembers of Company D, ‘inely-i'fca regimont N, Y. N, G. are also invited to mitend. Albany and Michiyan papers please copy. Con! ORAS. —The ( neral will take place on Thursday Morn ng, oclock, from 146 Wost Thirty third mreet nie friends of the fawily are respectfully invited attend Tho members of the Laurce Pleasure Club are re- quested to meet at their room, Rove Hill Hotel, Second @venue, this day (Weduesday), at twelve o'clock, for the irpose of attending the fuveral of or late brother iver Thomas Corcoran. ty ordor of J. CUSICK, President. Jou Benwanv Kroon, Secretary Dattey.—On Tavsday, March 28, Doreraa A., daughter Of John M. and Doretha Dailey, aged 1 year, 6 mouths mud 28 days. Dunxss.—On Tuesday morning, March 28, Broost Downs, aged 83 years. The funeral will take place from the residence of her @on, Richard Dunne, corer of Hicks and A Bouth Brook'yn, on Thursday afteraoon, e’clock. The friends and acquaintanc invited to ad. Dacxey.—Suddenly, on Monday, March 27, Crances C., @ldest son of Charies A. and Auua I. Dacken, aged 4 years, @ months and 27 The nda of the family are ren ‘The relatives and fully Snvited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) Toon, @t one o'clock, from the residence of his {ather, No. 218 Broome streot a rooklyn papers please copy. Exanvm.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, March 27, Lrvta ‘V. 8, dauchter of Michael and Frances Emaauol, in the BOth year of her are respectfully ‘The relatives and friends of the famil Mavited to attend the funeral, from No, 417 state atrect, Shs (Wednesday) afternoon, at threo o'clock. Fox. md Monday hana ee 27, of paralysis, wRY, son of Rebecca L. and th ce Box, ayed 40 yoara tas. tae Gosege ‘The funeral witl tal: place from Friends’ Meeting House, Westchester, oer ssday) morning, at eleven o’cio:k. b will be iting at Mott Haven depot on the of the nine A. M. train from Twenty-sixth street, Harlem Rajlread. lyn, on Tuesday, March pa Carne. Li sony Proms wave, fou iter of Th Secs aed Syarsanag rains “ame Pasay Oe o Felatives a and friends of the family aro respectful, fnvited to attend the funeral, on Thured ny etvernons 4 Ihal’-past two o'clock, from her late rosiience, No, Atantic sttect, berwoen Smith and Hoyt streets, without — notice, Monday, Maren #7 ‘onemAY.—On Monday, Mo ‘uaam Wixren Poway, aged 3 years, 2 Fontha and }days The funeral will take place from the Fitebdenee ot his Parente, 029 Ppring streot, this (Wednesday) afternoon, Ot two o'clock, ‘he mack —On day morning, March 27, Troms are Gai yea of hn ng , ‘ relatives and friends of the family are Woarentay) aheruooe, Invited to attend the funoral, th ba two o'dlock, from 31 ‘Bouth Sovond. “neg, Willains: ATL AL ence of bor ths sist Tawood, on Tuesday, March 28, at the resi- fou Ja ob, Many, widow of Jacob Hays, in oar of her age, nds of the family are toxpectfully invited to faneral, ftom tho reside: the Marble Cometery, ames oe | 1 oeey i a » 2 Harry Dovorasy KI 80%, Second son of ‘aud Leabe ibeo) Sets years and 10 momtha. = a hresins, 04108 of tho funeral Wo-0rrow, Mareh aed 3 mon! ef ly uv ea to attend the fare j eer. —On Taeed ‘aud Jainies iGvilyy te aH ‘he faa ars Afteiuoun, ab auc veiock, from tho Fosden ¢ of his pareuso, No. 94 Degraw stre t, Brookiyu. ‘Lurria—At bis residvnce, No. 46 Union square, on Tue-uss, og ‘28, Of discage of the Lver, Jacos LiL, god 68 y “sy ne relatives and friends of the family are resp7ct ally inv ted to aiteud the (uneral, at Grac church, on Friday @il rnoo, at three o'clock, witho turther invitat on. ‘Lewis On Tuesday morning, March 28, Bvas Lewis, ed re wad 4 mint Me tives ‘aud friends of the family are respectfully invited to atteud the funeral, from hs late residence, No. 78 Charlion street, on ‘Vhursday afternoon, Kad o'clock, witiout furcher invitation, Th» remains w futecred in Greenwood - emelery. : At % ‘Tne members of the Ancent Britons’ Bene! are hereby nolitied to attend the funeral of brother Evan Lew s, on Thursday iercos ‘at two O clock , from No, 73 Charlion sureet. WILLIASE LEWIS, “ ccrevary. Locks.—At Glen’s Falls, Warren covrty, N. ¥., on Sunday, March 26, Ina Locks, @g°% 65 yours aud & months. Morgan. —At - residence, in Hudson City, en Monday, March 27, Jaue: M, _ y, @ Dative of Wales, England, ‘the 62d year of hi Funeral ‘this day y (Wednesday ), at twelve o'clock. Mitten. —suddeuly, on Mond March 27, Witiaw 8., intaut chido Dr. bay dB. and lize L. Miller. ‘The relatives and (riends of the fainily are reapectfull: invited to attend the funeral, fromthe residence of bi rents, No. 97 East Seventeenth street, this (Wednes- Ae) afternoon, at one o'clock, Maxrin.—In Beaverkill, N, ¥.,-on Thursday, March 23, Mrs Many M. Mainiy, daugh@r of the late Wil iam Keefe, ‘vi this city, O'Rutt¥.—On Spturday, March 4, at his residence, Donnybrook, cownty Dubiid, Ireland, in the 1th year of his age, Mr. roms O'Rit.te, merchant. He ad eply regroviod by his sorrowing widow and family for the ‘a good father und husband, and by the community tor nue lous of @ respected member of society. Rest in peace. Parxer.—Wm. H. Parker, His remains wtll bo taken to the Evergreens Cemetery for interment. Poutmax.—On Tuesday, March 28, Enza H., the be: loved wife of B. A. Paitens, ‘aged 26 years, 11 months and 20 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the fam'l; bers of Company A, Empire City Guard, invited to attend the funeral, on Friday afternoon, at half-past one o'clock, from her late residence, No. 14 Thomas stre:t, Reoax,—On, Monday, March 27, Joun RecA, son of Jobo und Mafgaret Regan, and grandson of Mré. Susan O'Neil, aged 3 years, 9 months aud 7 days. The friouds of the fumily ure. rospectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two oeluck, from the residence of his parents, 107 Delancey yo Tuesday, March 28, of consumption, Jouarn Rircuig, aged 22 years, The friends ‘of tho family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of bis brothers, 164 West Niseteenth street, on Thursday afternoon, at half-past ‘one o'clock. Suzuuy.—On Sunday, March 26, Suxry, ag d 16 years and 9 months. ‘The relatives and frends of the famn'ly are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) morning, at (en o’clo.k, from St, Lawrence’s church, Eighty-fourth street, between Fourth and Fifth avenues, Yorkville. Parrick Henry ‘SoMMenvitty.—On Monday, March 27, Mrs, Maxy Hom- raxirs, widow of John Sommerville, Esq., of Glasgow, Scvtland, aged 61 yeags. The (rieuds of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her son-in- law, 8. Hondlow, 190 Duffield street, Brooklyn, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at three o’clock. Canada and Glasgow (“cotland) papers please copy. Surru.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, March 28, of conges- tion of the brain, Witte Atrren, infant child of Andrew brig ud Fannie M. Smith, aged 1 ‘year, one month and 21 Funeral servico will be beld at tho residence of his grund.ather, Alfred Smith, 135 Franklin avenue, near Myrtle, on Thursday afternoon, at three o'clock. ‘Van 'Ravsr.—On Tuesday, March 23, Conwertos W. ‘Van Ranst, only son of Yancis H. and Frances Van Raust, and gran randson of Cornelius W. Van Ranst, deceased, and Jacob Haushe, aged 9 years and 1 month. Notios of the funeral in to-morrow’s pape! ‘Wave.—On Monday, March 27, after a short illness, Esrier Wane, the beloved wife of Henry Wade, a na- tive of the townland Stone Park, county Roscommon, Treland, aged 65 years. May ber soul In peace. ‘The relutives and friends of the fami! are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) after- noon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, jo, 12) £ast Twenty-cighth street, New York. anct,—On Tuesday, March 28, after a short ill- , Meuvina Yerance, danghter of Henry and Louisa Yerunce, aged 4 years and 8 months. Her remains will be taken to Poughkeepsie for inter- ment on Thursday morning, at nine o'clock, from 185 West Forty-cighth street, Poughkeepsie papers please copy. SHIPPING NEWS. | ALNAKAO TOR EW YORE-—THIE DA 9M 10 24 “Port of New York, March 28,1865. CLEARED. Blermahip Zodine, Bulkley, Heanfort—Murray, & Nephew, Steamabty Octurora, Young, Baltimore—Wm Dalzell. paniorsiam (in), Saville, Melbourne—Mailler, Lord & Que. oper Guistppe Giberti (Ital), ———, Callao—Fabbri & ue ont Star (Br), Stirling, St Jn) aan nN & Co. r), Wilson, pny re (Slerr no)—J F Whe ied Fos Br), Lechusan, Rio Jangiro—G 8 Colt. Brig Susan B Thompson (Br), Downfhy, Matamoros—Wag- stall & 8 Brig Oapray (Br), Reod, Matamoros P I Nevius & Sons, Brig Bogota, Lindsley, Aspinwall—Panama Railroad Co. a Big Beaver (ir), Warren, Port au Prince—Henry de Cor- care Excelsior (Br), Cooper, Hamulton, Bermuda—MoCol! SUN ser. Brig M Rogers, Jones, Philadelphia—Van Brunt & Slaght, Sclr N B Borden, Eldridge, Grannda—Jas Douglass, aie M A Predmore, Smith, City Point—Van Brunt & Scht.Marie Louise, Snow, Norfolk—T B Chase & Co, Schr H B Gibson, Rockwell, Was! . Schr Burdett Hart Deutch, Washlogion—van Brant & Blagh rit Brshanes, Rrown, Philadelphia—H 8 Rackett & Son. Bebe J ‘fownseud, Villadelphia—C E Goldthwaite. Sehr Gem, Vowel, Philadelphia—E S Howell & Co. Seber Mary Porter, Blizzard, Wilmington, Del—-F L Knee- Jand. Schr Argo, Ely, Hartford—H 8 Racket & Son, wenk, Silleck, Have: erguson & Wood. Sehr TJ Sioup W H Bowea, Jackao Kenny & Co, ARRIVED Steamehin Virginia (Rr), Lewis, Liverpool March 14. and reenstown Mth, with mdse and 7 to Williams Guion, 28d inst, at 128 AM, Int 4428. lon 47°05, passed a eam ship, supposed to be the’ City of Balumore, hence for verpool Steamship United Kingdom (Br), Campbell, Glasgow March 1, via Portland 266, with mdse and passengers, to F Mac- donald & Co, pellttk Telegraph, Jones, Boston, 6 days, in ballast, to mas- Birlg Wm R Kibby (of Nasaan, NP). Kelth, Matamoros, 21 ays, in ballast, to Sintth.& Dunning ng. Been 6 days north of eras with heavy vortherly winds, Brig Leuoir (Br), Leuolr, Pletou, NB, 18 days, with coal, to A Wradshas Brig Orion (of Halifax, NS), Curry, Halifax, 21 di fish, ke, to Brett, Son & Co, Had Wand SW Parsage; sprung foremast and received other damage. Selir Jus Hoyt, Dissosway, Philadelphia for New flaven, 26.4 inant, oP sie iat | Harbor, Jom overvourd Huns Han. fou, of Denmark. ‘the deceased bas $700 to his account at the Seaman’ Bank for Savings, where ether information may dur a Bavtes, Barton, Philadelphia for Bridgevort, Sehr C & © Brooks, Brooks, Philadelphia for Norwich, Sehr HS Boyntou, Erickson, Enesronies Sehr Mexican, McCarty, Belfast, Rehr Little biezle, Glover, Rockland. ig*, Hix, Rockland, on Hatch, Rockland, Sebr D H Bal Knowiton, Rockland, Sebr Gen Marion, Barrington; Pordand. Mey, Pordand. 1, Salem. ser Dae Kelly, Kelty “Salom. for Phi FA Hamme: jggine, Bosto ade! Bebe Ls Little il Ds ‘Dray mr loucester tg — White Sea, Lee, ary port Behe MA Rowland, Faller, Now fedford, Sehr Only Son, Jotinson, Bediord. Sehr Halen, Perey, New Bedford. Sehr % r, Holmes) Hote, Sehr Mion, Raymot Behr 118 Barnes. Down Selir Geo W Commi Rohe Pennaslvania, fen Funhion, Darl Fail River, 1 8 T Garrison, Toui Behr Haonte Westbrook lth idejonty Providence, Sehr Dantel wih, Presa, ‘rrovide iF Daniel Wei ag SN rN Rehr Ganger, Euton, Providence, Sehr Harriet Lew’ ae Newport, ir Juste, Taylor, New he eeyhen Fatt, th a, Rowport, if Stephen Taber, Martin Sehr Florence, Baker, ier, rt Sehr Eclipse, Sammis, Stonington, Behr 4M Prooman, Ryder, Btonin Sebr M Monso: javie, Port Jefferson, Bark eit ood, "pun arrived from Sean, with eugar boney een to Yen vin valle @ nd ery Hi Co; Voasel to Brett, Son & ntire passage; made the Mort Reet vighe to jarnegat in 6 days; off Hatteras bad a tremendous heavy sen; In a gale from south shifted between deck cargu, ‘The steamship Hava oO ai hi tala oer wing Spe asg Te wa ade pa SAILED, pe Baltic, Cahawba, Hudson; ships M: Prien ew alee Rea Con any sf Wilma, 8 Baker, Osovola, Meraboi Van es Wisd ateuneet &. Miscellaneous. ‘The gentlemanly and obliging purser of the steamship Havana, J BE Muertas, Eeq, bas our thauks for full files of Havana papers, £0, Lanar Canco—The steamship Havana, Capt M R Greene, which arrived on Monday from Havana, brought an amount of sugar equal to $200 boxes, 600 barrels oranges, 200 bales tobacco, and about 1,000,000 cigars, Captain Greene bas our (hanks for favors, Snort Passage 10 BAN Franotsdo—The clipper ahtp Tornet has just arrived at Ban Francisco from New York in li daye—one of the best passages of the season, The only pas. snges under 120 days thus far during the present year have been the Young Amerien in 119 days, David Crockett in 107, Great Republic in 115, Thatcher Magoun in 114, Bea Serpent in 100, and the Hornet in Hilal from New York exoept the T Magoun, whieh was from Boston. Bank Onariene, Crockett, aniled tr for New Orlean hd wot horn ‘ Pd Z pe dd fears are sucerraed fee ber fis. The 0 reginered eat rated » Was bat Rockla. i too rated ALN ckland in 1808, Trom whieh Bans Daisnite—Melbourne, Jan 26~The rebel privateer | faily tao ndash has bares the hark Del ine, Ca) ar Sizes | ; Hoek, wna Peareeeed te Beg Mary Lome (Swe), before ow a “, foundvied, was | from O eiuls bound to Phi lade ped. laden, and is cd ub P. : i. Bark Sarah, Cobb, #7 sett, to te for whe rom Deo “7, chin’ Mary, Robinson, Edgartwn, with 22m) 4p 99 wh. Th wt oly Cleveland, NB. Lg River of Plate bart, wiih iy Cleve ort, Reporis o few So hate V4, hark Awash op oud et Spoken, &c. Lem Golien Tam, Rice, from Caleuite Dee for London, Race 19, Jat 2%, low Sup Zephyr Ey 21, 8 gm from Callao for Queenstown, Feb Tats N, an 33 Rebr LB en from Rio Grande for West Indies, Feb 14, lat 148, lan 33 yo. ipa Parana, Lan; Bell may ana t oJ 5 ba wis, for New York; 4 Chi ie bill, \Geevey for do 10 days; Carina, Treat, for Boston jeorge Durkee, Anderson, unc; Prima Donna, Sawyer, diag, Frank, Albright, une; HA Siephansen, Prindle, do; Banshee, Meury for ee ldy ‘Lov. Carlvon, O:cutt, disg: F Kathwrine Maud, Anderson, for Bi oy ye 1, gery from Boston, arr 22d; et a Eagle, Porker, unc; Alpine, Kallman, i ay «hae ve ler. ‘or N Ca sehr Kate F seer ae eg itor, unc. |—Passed on ky Bowker, Goodburn, nds for yoneare= ty anode, pare aoa Red Gauntlet, mikes, Madras, EAs, Mi in port ship B Carver, for gn Mica Uk Libbey, fordo; Abuse M Gray, Gray, for Boston; briga Welle, Gardner; HD Stover, Pierce, and dumos Murchte ( ry Mivchell, for do; Rlo Grane, Lag: jor Portland; tewart. Dennison, for New Or. Proton, Inj rahani, for Bristol; Meteor, Carver. and John Brightman, ag, for Philadelphtn: schrs Alios , Ford, and itlaite Ross, Poland, for NYork; Windward, Pa viridge, Sa Mat bri (RIE AS Phitdaelpbin, cd Sl at jane at bri if Vickers (Br), Pettie, New ‘at ‘firm, Wiley, erin on, Mareh 6—In port ahi A Tlern, Stue for Liverpool ag hark eu drown, ig vet Childs, York ALN, Mount, lg: ame Co Dike Robbing, P Harte age trem wasters rerkins, unc eobr Byb. Gandon, une. rt Sarah bl igo Cobb, for Eu- Morelia, Peabody, for Maulmain, 10 timber for RanGoon, Jan 28—ln rj England. NAM, Feb 20—In port brigs Havelock (Br), Smith, for Alice (Br), McCull abloak, for 6 do, ton, jaker, Boston 27th; wig. St oun, NB, March 25—, Fredonia, Thompson, Zasa, March 10—In port bark Lavinia, Davis, unc; brig B F Nash, Laney, for N American Ports BOSTON, March 25, PM—Arr brig Candace, es Petry. Tale Sal, OVI. fre tip Ceylon, Woods, Honolulu; bark Sicilian, Sparrow, Savannah; Br brig Times, Rich, Gonaives. Sid bark Almira Coombs. erring, Cardenas fic brigJoweph T°Abbots Alles, Gran man, Cardenas; jen, Gran Park TL” Sid barks Duivelaid, and Sicilian. a ais meters Saxon, ‘Matthews, Philadelphia; Zeno- bia, Lothrop, New York; Darke Clarity (Arg), Race, Buenos Ayren ‘schrs E 8 Twisden, Chase, Cape Haytien: A Riche rds, Arey, Sagua. Below barks from Georgetowu, por Modena, from Baltimore; fae Foam, from Besufort, NC; schraI Rich, and Bay State. Cld barks Fre- donia (Br), Burke, Gibraltar and a market; Armenia, Ia- milton, Fortress Monroe; brig P M Tinker, ee Cienfue- ‘OM; aches Sarah West, McFadden, Norfolk; Benj 8 Wright, rown, Fortress Monroe; W May, May, and’D 8 Siner, May BEAUFORT, NO, March @—Arr bark Transtt, Hiller, Port Royal; 1th, schrs Neptune's Bride, Crowell, NYork; 13th, Watauga. Cook, and Mary Mankin, ‘Cobb, do; ‘Trade 'Wi Smith, do; Gent Knox, Payson, Port Royal; 14th, Dark Paler’ mo, McCarty, do; br n Hathaway, Townsend, NYork; 46th, Tah fanyin, Garver, Port Roy BALTIMORE, March 26-Arr bark Johannes, Klockgeter, Pi oa Br bri (ence a Surinam, Sid ship Marshai eres ir). BRISTOL, Std PK Callforn: a Si sags. CHARLESTON, March ye bark Nouparell, Flinn, Hilton Head; 20 brig C ia Froat Small, ES’ HOLE, March 26—Air ae “Olive Frances, ama Havana op r Boston. NEWBURYPORT, March 24—Arr achr Cotnam (Br), Maya- ued, | NEWPORT, March 2—Arr schr Prince of Wales (Br), MeNab Arrofo, Pit for Norwich, PHILADELPHIA, March 27—Arr steamaship Norman, Be ker, Boston; schrs Central America, Phinney, NYork; 8 L Crocker, Presbre: rqanten ;Col Lester, Lhe a, er Bedford (und cld for Fall Rivet). ‘Below barks Tillie Van Name, and Hunter. both from. Nyoret and a vessel supposed to 0 U 5 frigate Sabine- Cid brigs Tiberius (Br) Sthode, Cien- “ie 8; J Bickmore, Tracey, Boston; sehr harm, Chase, do, RTLAND, Mareh 23—Arr. brige JW Drisko, Buckn: Masbraas HH Meu! ‘y, Gilkey, Cardenas: A 24 * Mog ue (BPs Havana. Sid ‘Winslow! Ce ‘Hamilton, St Jago, Philena; Fanny Butler, Hattie 8 Emery, Calmuck, Highland Nancy thArt bark Trovatore, Pendleton, Key Francis; chr Maracaibo, Henley, NYork,’ Cl ‘Sami it, A Fortress Monroe. Sa Delmont Locke, WH Parks; Hf Catharine Pullerto 25th-—Cld steamship Peruvian (r verpool; brig Martha A Berry, Herry, Mutangiai echra Mary Louisa, Hammond, Philadelphia West Wind, Harrington, NYork. 26th—Are steamabip St David (Bi), Alrdy Liverpool. via, Londonderry; ship Factolua (new, of New’ York), Tobey, omastor SALEM, March 28—Sld bark Glide, McMullan, Zanzabar anda 2ith—Arr brig Surf, Sweetland, Elizabethport.. 8ld 24th, schr Mexican, Frecarty °C “(from Belfast), NYork; “asin bark Gera, Tufts, Africa. B Emery, schrs Matanzas, F A LosT AND | FOUN D. pei } LO8T—A BLACK AND TA! of Minnie... Five dollars reward will be paid on her delivery at 481 West Twenty-second street, 0G LOST—A RED SCOTCH TERRIER, ABOUT NINE months old; a red collar around his neck. $5 reward to any one who will return him to 11East Twenty-sizth at, OUND—A FUR COLLAR IN THE VICINITY OF Eighty-first street and Third avenue, supposed to belony erson named Sims, The owner can have it by applying rs, Fred. R. Kimmel, 48 Naasau st If not called for ina rs will be nol to pay expenses. AT OST—ON! SUNDAY EVENING, IN GOING FROM 77 East Fourteenth street to Sixteenth street, on Fourth U ecige asable fur Collar. If the article be returned to the ve mentioned number the finder will be suitably rewarded, ae -ABOUT Lenght all pe lacy LAST NIGHT, A- street, near Macdougal. Whoe: YGmith, 18 King street, will jenry Losts8t, A LADY, YESTERDAY MORNING, ABOUT ll o'clock, in Twenty. -third street stage, or in noone ‘out of the stage at Stewart's, corner Ninth street, a Porte- monnale, containing about $130. The finder will be liberally rewarded by returuing the same to the ofllee of W. C. AnnaD, 92 Wall street, up atali OST-—ON TUESDAY, MARCH 2, A POCKETROOK, containing $86 in one parcel, one gotin one $10 and two $2 bills, with small change anda small key and some The Onder will receive a liberal reward and the Thanks of the owner by leaving itat SL St. Mark's plac, OST—FROM NO. 135 WEST THIRTY-EIGHTH STREET, on the 27th lustant, « black and tan Terrier Slut, wo awering to the name of Fanny; wears agreen and ycllow leather collar, with two bueklos, Whoever will return her to said premises shall be liberally rewarded. ROM THE POCKET OF A LADY, IN AN lady's Porteinonnale, ype and a lock of ambi iy prizes, being the hair and husband, A reward of ten dollars cana the same to the Merchanv’s ‘will be given tor t Hotel, and no qu MISCELLA! Ss. NITED STATES “Be VEN-THIRTY ‘Loay. ‘By authority of the Secretary of the Treasury the under signed has assumed the G gueral Bubsoription Agency for the sate of United States Tresmury Notes, bearing seven and three-tenths Der “ent interest per annum, known as the . BEVEN-THIRTY LOAN. ‘These notes are issued under date of June 15, 1865, and fare payable three years froin that time, in currency, oF are convertible at the/option of the holder into UNITED STATES FIVE-TWENTY SIX PER CENT GOLD BEARING BONDS. These bonds are worth » premlum, which increases the actual profit on the seve! thirty loan, and its exemption from State and municipal taxation adds from one to three per cent more, according to the rate levied on other property. ‘The interest is payable in currency semi-annually by coupons attached to each note, which may becut off and sold to any bank or bani ‘The interest amounte to ONE CENT PER DAY ON A $00 NOTE. TWO CENTS PER DAY ON A $100 NOTE, TEN CENTS PER DAY ON A $600 NOTE, TWENTY CENTS PER DAY ON A $1,000 NOTE. ONE DOLLAR PER DAY ON A $5,000 NOTE. . Notes of ali the denominations named will be promptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions, and the notes for- warded at once, The interest to 15th June negywill be pald im advance by the local subscription agents at the time of subscribing, This is TRE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET now offered by the government, and {t 1s confidently ex- pected that {ts superior advantages will make it the GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE. Less than $300,000,000 of the loan authorized by the last Congress are now on the market, This amount, at the rate at which {t is beingabsorbed, willell be subsoribed for within four months, when the notes will undoubtedly command « Premium, as has uniformly been the case on closing the sub- scriptions to other loans, In order that citizens of every town and section of the country may be afforded facilities for taking the loan, the Natlonal Banks, State Banks and Private Bankers through out the country have generally agreed to receive subsorip- tions at par. Subscribers will select their own agents, in whom they have confidence, and who only are to be re- sponsible for the delivery of the notes for which they re- ceive orders. Ne HH lE1EI | JAY COOKE, Subscription Agent, Philadelphia, - ‘Manon 25, 1868. —J, W. BRADLEY'S DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (OR pou. BLE) SPRING SKIRT will not BEND or BREAK like the single spring, but will preserve its PERFECT and BEAUTIFUL SHAFE more than TWICE as FORGE as an: SINGLE SPRING SKIRT that ever HAS or CAN be MAD! They are not EQUALLED in Elegance, Elasticity, Dura- bility? Comfort or boo omy, a9 if Retailed in ALL FIRST OLASS STORES, Wholesaled by the man tecnrers Lad plete ee & CARY, 97 Cham bers and 79 “AY and Crockery, GOLD, AT GOLD, PRICES.—REFRIGERATORS, Silver Plated Ware, Cutler A Cooking Utensils, China ‘CE, D. BASSFOKD'S, Cooper Insittute. CURED WITH. , Citizens’ Bank, iiblains, ac. By ORNS, BUNIONS, BAD. NAILS, £0 out ‘pain, by De, HICB, 08 Bowe Rico's Annihilator cnres Corns, Bunions, ‘mal, 60 centu and $1. Cees, BUNIONS, INGROWING, NAILS, TENDER feet, fo. cured by Dr. BRIGGS, Surgeon Chirapodts git and 090 Hrouiway, Brice Alleviator and. Curative #0 by druggists and sent by © cents, $1, $2 and $3. 0 TO THOMAS R, AGNEW'S, 200 AND 262 GREEN. wich streeg. corner of Murray, and there you will find Teas, Coffees, F' bh, Flour and Ogee ese than any store in New York. Oue price house. ted, Infallible, Private ‘Lecture on Ps: rm those you ret cause Kit TO LOVE; OR, 7 8. M. LANDIS’ — — ‘ascinations, just out. ‘Learn 40° t any distance to think of Secrets worth Send 26 cents to Dr. Lai jedical ‘Ome, 1,312 treet, Philadelphia, and receive it by return mail,» MAcrusssox & DONALD SMITH, : LATE STYLE, SMITH & BROTHER,) son: nowi Chestuut NEW York, Brewers of Rast India and Bitior Pale Ales, Pm) ales are of improved quality, brewed with pleasant, nu- tritive and strengthening, and can relied on for purity. ‘The attention of consumers solicited. cee rompt ly executed. Eighteen ween Bre’ enth and eight svanues, \CHILLBERG'S fe er Fo Novy alge weal a certain ‘Ton without the slightest danger, oe Pik Old Wounds, Sera! fula, ‘Saitrhouns Cancers, all Bone an Skin Diseases, &c, For sale at 93 Bowery, New York. ISTAR’S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, . . ° Cures COUGHS, COLDS, SORE THROAT and every affection of the THROAT, LUNGS AND CHEST. Bold by all druggists. NEW PUBLICATION! PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF, Mal MARRIAGE-CO! taining 1, $00 pages and 160 foe plates and © Favines of the anatomy of ‘the human organs in a state of jealth and disease, with & treatise on early error, ite de- plorable consequences upon the mind and body, with the author's plin of treatmeat—the only rational and success- fal mode of cure, as sown by the report of cases test A truthful adviser to the married and those contemplating marriage, who would know their physleal condition. | Seut, free of postace, to any address, on receipt of 250. in’ stamps gr postalcurreiey. Address Dr. La Croix, 81 Malden laue, any, N.Y | IBERAL REWARD GIV 4, Garnet Rin N FOR THE RETURN or enveireled with brilliants, lost ¢, to Second avenue and S i avenue car to East Fifty-first i valued as CF from a deceased parent, by the No. 42 East Fifty-first street. a REWARD.—LOST, ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, 2th inst., in a Wall atreet omuivas, a ao of 8 and Descriptions of Mining Lands, to the owner, addressed to Colonel G. D. Hotel, New York, The finder, will reonive t Jeavitig the papers at the Netropolitan Hotel. 10 BREVARD. A SMALL BLACK AND TAN TER. rier Dog was lost on Saturday afternoon in Elizabeth sireet, near the Bowery. Return to 60}, East Pourteeath atrect, In the cigar store. D5 REWARD WILL BE PAID TO ANY ONE FIND. ing me the lower part of a house (of five rooms) with modern improvements; rent not over $475) ina sod bm ay money to be paid when lease is ued. dregs K., box 140 Herald oftice. $50 00 () REWARD. MAN LOST. Alfred 3. Jon: a reside tof Istlp, I. T., 40 rf lente ate auf et 6 feet 11 inches high, brown hair and whiskers, hazel eyes, and one upper front tooth missin When last which was on Tuesday even- Ang, the 7th Instant.. on the ‘corner of John atreet and Broad- , be had on a heav: led beaver overcoat, Ete nts and yea , white shirt —= atk fur cap, td had 700 in regatmeks. | Th ard will Be pad for any Informer jon that lea to Garner & 00. to ny 8) —? Gi and 68 Worth street, st corner of whit New Yor! SARNO'S _DANCING,, Lage ada d Est uirteenth street, on Inerdaya an Lens roung ladies, misses and masters at i rk Private even a eee as . Fi SEARING'S PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY, 203 avenu =| ming for Indies, ear r Fenty. third street.—New classes B continues to yive private leakons those who wish to learn quickly, Pees, DENTAL ASSOC ATION, io Siemten epee ai C' ality in rendering tooth drawi send with the mi Py pas pan wir om, ie situate, TRAVELLERS GUIDE. sphsnanapra auth N*%. YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD, ‘Traine for Al nd Sarai connecting with th he Ra aha seal leave street depot th RS en be provid at bn. t'e Bx. in New ‘and Wrooklys.. Bags réxldence Wo all volute om th Cina cts "cece feo a= EXPRESSES. ARAN AAKS A.! BURNHAMS FURNITURE EBXPRESS,—PURNI- tare, faanilas cred Bly or eoeniry Pinooforte, Fur. 0 ni urnlture slored, Wat Bievety street, nour sist venue, goes ———- SSS EEE TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION, ATA MEETING OF THE CITIZENS OF THE PIR ward, it at 180 Greenseh street, on Tie FIN cl jor urpone of taking, mu reid tile draft the mimat twotuonaaud dol w Fos pect of raining « larger wun. beawas ay evealng Coe Sth fnat. FOA, Chairman, IBLO'S SALOON.OOTTSUH ALK. BATUKDAY, OPEL AEL RD MATINER DADIBU. 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Fibers, or KING“NO QUESTIONS WILL BE ASKED. andT Saltactory Tw coat to No, § Bowlti Cah Le] ei front, 0 inte . iain FORMATION WANTED—OF youn Por, ee CARMAN, ace, 0H ck Height. at liver mark on 1; bine patched bast information will be distressed fanaily, at 220 Hudson F THE GENTLEMAN WItO. BYGAGED Le house 331 Wert Fifteenth street, March 37, will addeons Sy bons 46} Post oflee, eppotat m4, amie og fy be will WANTED—OF THOMAS BRADY, ublin, Ireland, by trade = a rao Ne | pes NYORMATIO o General Nonpltal, Foint Lookout, Ma. ne nn Brad; Hompital, J? 1 L090 IT | AM LOST.-1 HAVE HAD NO LETTER for three weeka, I aor net Fetal Brow. One word would make ms 1) to yout cles Bane a FH. FL SANDERS 18 ALIVE WRI be 2 I Dian, 76 Meadow street, Hoboken, N, nT. Pe hase “soctes Tv. PHILL BLIGE 0. ‘ Aer 2% iaTuaN BY AD. a R, MELCHOR GASTON, A NATIVE, OF TAY, M Ppoced to be in the, Army of tue. Poromnc, wil ab value to him, her by call ing personally at 9 Wall 91 New York, up Imalre’ cr uy et io box soit New York Post offve, aid stating Wi may be found. annthnn tines DAILY—ror onnginwey ow York Moarur of Anatomy, G18 Ih Pare ‘ft ag! atthe , do well to cal mt. FINLAY, — ai—prethceremnenelngeatcenera ONG ROTTING STALLION.—JUPITER IDALLAI sated, Ma or Agaeroa, wile nate = FOR, *f 4 f Fr sabKson SPORTING. "A SELENDIDLY, MODELED YACHT, FOR | BALE Length 85 feet, beam 12 feet; built by Robert Fish. ‘The Droperty of « gentleman ops wil, soll fell for Jess then aie her bosepiote, Apply to ROBE! isis, boat bullaer Dont Dullder, 404 Wate pss FOR SALE AND FOR STOCK.—THE SMALL. ‘est, handsomest and best bred Black and Tan Terri the country; rae not a exoseding 4 pounds, each 2 ‘years old Poodle Doj xcoeding 1 6} pooner each 4 months ol modldines or all diseases, nal street, near Chu wut oor, B. VEY. third street, lett hand, up pe "bell, - ‘OHN GRAY—11 ROOSEVELT STREET, HAS FOR SALE Sulooctae ee as oes ee Terriers, Newfoundland rane nd Tan, Scotch and Skye Ter ey = oo ee ‘and Tan, weighs five pounds, REE BEAUTIFUL WHITE ITALIAN GREYHOUND Puppieg for sale, Inquire at 192 Greene HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C, WWAGON—UBED SIX TIMES, ALSO A A om lot of ne ie Piracy hand mas: ay Mate Bhat Hl otdook, at lil Brosdway, near See auction notice or sold privately, bid ree CARRIAGE WILL pe sOLD yor om and Ce cash; new last summer, ist been varnis! taht tnd well ade; baile for ing, seats four dul two children; v« ty lish. We at WALTER'S car- Hage shop. ouraet of ed ‘and Poplar streets, Brooklyn, two blocks from Fulton ferry. At BEAUNPOL PONY FOR SALE—WITH TWO Wagon, basket, Chaise, 2 sols of covered Hur. will perfect order and but iitde used, Address 8. A. i therald vitiee, pl ahead conRe BOO Aa A a MADE we ane pat k ip good 100; $350. my son's ‘Belbios iv East ‘Thirteenth street, near Third avenue (A “CARRIAGES BROOKLYN CUSTOMERS, WHY to New York when you can select any stylr of Car, MW per cent less at F HO Nevine fest Brooklyn, (A ANTSNDING 70 WIND UP MY CARRIAGE BUSI- « ness on or about May 1, T am prepared to offer my en- ifre stock, at a reduction of 26 per cent. Top and Xo Top Depot Wagons, Rockaways, Harness, dec; ulso one mone Pony’ Phaeton, made by Wood Bros,” Its xd- visable for parties about prchasing to examine my axsort- ment, ©. COOK, 16 Dey street, near Broadway. PAIR OF HANDSOME CARRIAG: Wanted.—Must be 16 hands highs, sty well broken. Address, with full particulars, Herald office. sound and . B,, box 192 GENTLEMAN GOING TO EUROPE OFFERS FOR sale a very stylish pair of Horses, warranted In every way; an eleguit coupe, mado by Wood Bros., and used, but nth; & id mounted Harness, a new Park Phaeton; will also rent the stable. For particulars address Jobneon, box 2,818 New York Post ofllce. SPLENDID MARE FOR 8ALE.—SHE IS WELL bred, bright bay, long, full tail 1684 hends high, eight rears old’ this spring; very desirable us a {amily or road Korse, as she is pertesy sound and gentle in every” respect; can trot a mile ip 2:45 or better, For full particulars inquire of WM. T. ALLEN, 377 Bowery, in the shoe store. SACRIFICR.—A CLOSELY MATCHED TEAM OF Canadian Horses, 7 yoara old, 15% binds, heavy, built kind tn all harness, very livel rein “ot uses pries Bis forthe tear,” Apply in the store, 468 Pea rt. AROUCHE FOR SALE—BLUE LINED, IN GOOD RUN. pa order; to be seen at the Opera btubles, 48 and 60 C ARRIAGE HORSE FOR SALE—15% HANDS HIGH, bay, long tail, 8 years old, of fine style and action; war: ranted {n every Can be seen at private stavle 27 Hast Twenty-elghth street, Mag ou CLARENCES, 1 COUPE, 2 HACK Coaches, 2 large Bretta, 1 Britzka, $ Cabriolets, 3 Top fagons, 3 Rockaways, 2 Carryalls, 2 Park Phwtons, with a fine assortment of other styles of Carriages, for sale by ADAMS & CONE, corner Third avenue and 126th street, ARRIAGES.—20 SECOND HAND CARRIAGES FOR sule low, Alao a large assortment of the most fashion able Carriages at reduced pricor of 20 per ceut, Buyers will before purchasing elsew! OHN ©, HAM, 10 East Fourth street, corner Brondway. ‘Harrrace FOR SALE—A oh fei ROCKAWAY, shifting front, élmost new; ely made: also Harness, Can be seen at Lawrence's stu! 66 West Fifteenth street, Dear Sixth avenue. |OUPE—EXTRA LIGHT, WITH SHAFTS AND POLE, also Phaeton; both made to order by best city makers forowner. Inquire ut private stable 127 West Thirty,sirtn st. LOSE COACH FOR ‘SALE-IN GOOD ORDER, byt dtd with crimson re} also, Double Harness and tite Wagon, Private entab ishment, Gueap, Inquire of PHILIP, chman at King's Stable, Forty-tirst spreet, uear Madi: monavenue. Doar g TRUCK OR FEED WAGON, FIELDING'S reyy cheap als apa Brie, ahiost now, at Avtor sta ILEGANT VICTORIA.—FOR SALE, AN ELEGANT Victoria, with inside seat for children; built to order by Brewster: yer fine light, De pot Waxou; beats four, Apply to ir ‘SCHENCK, 00 Li ty street R eres geri tid NICE HORSES, JUST FROM THE coun! six old, pony built; fit for coal cart stevedor gous, trucks, of ang. down. town business} will be sold cheap, or horses of less value. In- quire at b4l Canal street. Fs: SALE—FOUR HORSES, TWO SETS OF HAR- ness. Inquire at 401 Hicks street, near Summit, Brook OR SALE—A FINE GRAY HORSE, FULL 16 HANDS high, very stylish, suitable for coupe, express or truck. Can be seen at 121 Amity street. Fe, SALE—A big th PONY, 9 YEARS OLD, 14 hands ara seen for the saddl¢, and kind in haraiesss ntieman, and sold for the want of use. an | ICE, 124 Macdougal street, N. Y. POR SALES A STYLISH HORSE, 15 TIANDS Itt, ‘and 7 years old; comes of tock; can show better than three minutes.’ Apply to Futrick, at Wilson's ‘stables, 89 Tenth street. OR SALE—A PAIR OF BAY PONIES. ATOUT 18 hands; suitable for alady’s phaeton, Apply to JOUN COLLINS at thentable. of HM ‘olomota street, be- tween Atlanue and Pacific streets, South Brooklyn, Por, 8 SALE—A HANDSOME SORREL, Honse, 15M s high, with long tail; sow 4 dy's pet; has boen uked as & madi ess. Apply at Park Avenua Livery Siavle, ue, between Thirveth aud Thirty -first ats. OR SALE—HORSES, PHABTON, COUPE AND Doub'e Harness—A gentleman leaving town offers for sale & very elegant, stylish palr of dark brown long tailed Horses, kind and sound; alsow new Park Phaeton, built by Lawrence & Co.; Coupe, with pole and shafts, by Wood Brothera, and Bow superior do. Double Harness, by Lowden: Apply ati IZ o'clock noon, ‘West Tweuty-cighth street, beore OR SALE—A TEAM OF HEAVY TRUCK HORSES, weighing about 3.200 da; Very Landeuine and fit for heavy work. Also, 0 light in Carriage. Apply to JOUN FER ~ eA BON, Water street, Wi urg, near Grand street ferry. OR BALE—A FINE piace Bi senger and Eclipse), § years kind. Address B., box 5,578 Post office, OR SALE—A BRETT, FINISHED IN THE jit yad aod ODED MARE (MES. old. perfectly sound aud ‘atyle, only used threé months; and @ splendid. pair of ina Horven, together, with Harness, ‘4c, Apply ut 0'Con. mables, 82 West Sixteenth street, beiween Fifth and Fe SALE—A NICE, STYLISH BROWN HORSE, 8 Tears old 15% hand de high @ excellent in saddle and har: ® piano, Can be seen at Ton Went Porty-ve Fete eae bo bg Me BS Cee ea ay Lo Beng Apply at priv: te, 141 yo Bony | eee TOP WAGON, MADE BY little used. A) Hackers in a iii West wendy third street, neat Bixth hy cory B SALE. —ONE OF THE BEST FAMILY HORSES IN i , Rockaway, Harness, Robe and everything Ns 4 oan aaa the WaT, sare, slg the owner’ Naren, fro Soire 12 o'clock, until sold, Volfstod wits Se (O% BALE—A PAIR OF BRIGHT BAY HORSES, 15% hands high, sir mp perior Fe one pair of st tccmn coven, 10% Nands: high, i id Rind, ot Siaseim manana hrectiees tare a ‘one can trot in three minutes. Beet ut stable corner Twenty-sereuth street and Broadway. POR SALE—A, BAROUCHE, NEARLY NEW. ALSO A io be wld. cn the owher Is about Teaviog Tere Baroy zr one wishing to buy the above will ny ‘perso . Be PERKINS" Cy Bradbury's Plano Witeroom® a ‘prow ob Ve opt eons tight daub Yn wih NEW, wae lvuble seghntene lo by ae Rr BEN a street, OR SALE—A BAY MARE, old, —— and kind, an Ingle seat Wi Hye ‘and action. Appl; vision avenue, William OR RALE—A ot ore mas BAY HORSE, 16 HANDS, HIGIL, OWE Y" 18 Peart bhvett room tt. (OST DESIRABLE AND Nee IT bands bie conch Horses in this city, They Pand Syenre Old, and. perfect! ‘and kind. For on ‘and beaitt they have te cupetlors, will be alg diss oa dae fo pritomvoty Bos 219 a OR SALE—COUPE AND PARK PHAETON. A HAND. with pole My 4s but Heel 5 for one or two pply at the staple i East —A_ TOP WAGON, BUILT BY MINER & ew and in excelle ier, with pole Prt ulated for a p ‘Aled a Double vy workmanship nine order. In. ive oF Brees rovers’ stable, do, 66, 10 aod 72 third steoe ro SALE—ONE Liaut, SECOND HAND, SQUARE boo Cea trang on Wa ge, With tifting top on back 00! ight, aiifting top Wag sn, i good at so, SCoriibplier suresh near Situs avenue, ™ ‘Apply at 110 East Thirteent! HORSES: CARRIAGES, &C. Be ge RE gg Tn eg Roy bee hion wee yas SL Rod FARe ppanreus 4 AND srr te, Sheela eet ties @useenta somaya! SALE—A BAY Fons gl EP ee PAIR OB VERY STYLISH BAY HC RSES, matehed, 6 and7 years old, 16 hands 3 inches or | Behe some, ra nile, Can ve cece at the private stuble 67 fest T West Thiry-eighth street, Dear Broad) Foraie, SALE—A SPLENDID LIGHT WAGON (BUGGY), ith a now top, ia perfect runing order, at 123 8 OR, SALE HORSE, OK AXD HARNESS: CAR STE SEE OR BALE CHEAP-, F si anna Ma ‘4 YOUNG MARE, FIVE, YEAR: inomed or woatae, elena {gion streoe wo Direcaws inquire at 87 Wank ALF SPRING CART A LF eT NG OAR ND TOP WAGON OREMR... ‘ATCHED HORSES.—A WELL MATCHED SPAN OF Drown pony Hi "8 ony price M mince feat tid. as tas ohuer stg thee b Seen at No. 7 Bergen st,, Brooklyn, any dt TABLE TO RENT—REAR 202 WE ‘ond street; three stories, “ ‘abo' rewna; room fe three or four horses; peng say Ing, the house before: BA M. und alter 6g P, M., or at 121 ‘Mg don Le anni WRIGHT, Sa the elt) ty Delors 2 P. i ‘T TWENTY-SEN- TABLE WANTED.—A SMALL STAB GAPE oS cae sake eel foray fa. ig rims reasonable, A e'C: Jp a grnteel location; te (Po Let rane OP PRIVATE STABLE, ON sx utlice, ntl street, rear of 8§ Irvi ; accommodation» pac two poraes and Be two Stak 20 wa ni ee pheeton, Te nine of de Te : ‘ AixiSonuh street, boluroS BAM. oF ene EA ee ‘ANTED TO BUY—A PAIR OF CARRIAGE HORSES whi They am ag be pariaes 64th Len a ony. seapenk, ane ands rest, plating price and Wi feet I. d., bx 24) Herd oles. desertion nigh, second hand, in good en ‘New Yorks Post ouice, wt: ctu 'AGON FOR SALE CHEAP.—A BEAUTIFEL. ony built Toy street, above Lau street. Wagon, Can be seen at staple in Woo-ter ‘ourta, in the rear, or upply ut 19 South Wi- A BEAUTIFUL LIGHT CUALBOX TOP WA- Intest style, city ouilt, and run tt twlee, for t Sneiliker's, um street, Broo) SHIPPING, Aarne egitim ncaa NOTCH TO PASSENGERS, | Passengers per CITY OF LONDON, sailing, Saturday ext, April I; are requested to be on bord at IDA. M. om Uist day, as the steamer, owing to the ow staie of the tide,, will sail punctualiy at LA Nu. DALE, STEAM, WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, TOUCHING Ar QUEENSTOWN (Cork harbor.) The) Liverpool, Now Fark ni Philadelphia, Btcxtnalip Company Kraan, Line), mn the Unites mtoud despatehing Pa ron steainships as follows: saturday, April Saturday, April 8 Saturdey, April LS rom Pier 4, Nort. RATES OF PASSAGE, Parable in gold, or its eguivatent in currency. be i, $8) lee te dara Anton. Ke. it ene ate From, Live: pool ‘or First Cal $105. "Steerage,, $30. sir to weud for" th trie ent wets bere ut these a ‘There su lave superior accomins.iations for passen. eR are brill im Watertight Lon sections, and earry vont Fire Anuiullatons, Expericneed surgeons are attuehed to each steamer. For further ¢ I ‘. Al Paris to JULES VECO! b, 4, Flice de la Bourse; in pln io JOH rs ‘pale STAAL Waluut street, oF at the Camm Pany's ollices, JOHN 0. DALE, JOR LIVERPOO: CUBA, from New Y¥ AFRICA, from Bosto PASSAUE MONEY *\OM NEW YORK. CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN, ARD STEAMSi Cabin .....00: Cavin so... PALSAGE Hou PHoM h &) | Second sii Payable im ra or its equivalent, fy 1 GoNaRD, No, 4 Bowling green, ATIONAL, STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. ty LIVERPO! UEENSYOWN AND From pler 47 North river, For freight or pussage Saturday, April Siturdey: April re quiivaicut wm Carrenc) WILLIAMS & GUION, 29 Browdway,_ VIRGINIA, MELVETIA., ‘Cabin, $65: OR LIVERPOO! CALLING AT LONDONDERRY. ~ The royas mail st d. mahips from Portlin DAMASCUS yr ie she "y ete equivalent. Drafts issted, payable in Gre: Treland, xt lowest rates, Apply to LLEAZER SONES cu Agents, 23 Broadway. AM TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOO |. NCHOR LINE.—STE, Dublin, Belfast or Londonderry, frou pler 30 Nor i Bver UNITED KiNGDOM, Capt. Campbell, sturdy, ABI 1, Saloon Canta, $00; second cabin, $30; pre: $25, paya : in in, gold ‘or Its equivalent im currency. “h ae ALD & 0O., No. 6 Howling green. HE HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY ® steamship BORUSSEA, taking rato Humbur Havre, southampton and London, 105, iret calvin, seo d cabin, $62 6); steer able in gold ve eataleat, HOS irevgat appig te RUNWARDT & CO.048 Ee Slunuepliee, Passage ollcs, G. B. RICHARD d& BOAS, 1° Broadway. M ‘AIL STEAMERS TO FRANCE DIREC’ ERAL TRANSATLANTIC COM? ‘AN first, ae side-wheel steamships between NEW YORK ant HAV. FROM NEW YORE TO HAVRE, i sdny, March 29. 1865 ‘April 26. 5 May 24, 13 bin (including table wind), 870 or gO ‘able io gold or its equivalent in United States cur FMletioal attendance free of charge. ee cubed. MACKENZIE, Agent, No.7 Broadway, New York, At Paris, 12 Roulevard des Capucines (Grand Hotel); ay Havre, WILLIAM ISELIN & CO. ype WASHINGTON FOR HAVRE WIE RAY! SD from the strenm on Wednesday, 29th inst.. até Taseoncers and baggage will be embarked at Plsr foot of Morton street, from one to three recisely. Re ™ North ri o'clock, FRICKE OF T Arar Lt diate gh co, No. 5 Bowling Rien New Vi i 23, 1865, Sener RS AND Siirerers BY THE ‘TATES MAIL LINE are informed that, commen: ing with our departure of the 3D APRIL, Ii £. steamers will sail from the Company's new and commo~ us plor, voor Ov CANAL Sri . B. orgs Agent. UNITED STATES MATL, 1 FOR CA TRPOWNEA VIA PANAMA, AT REDUCTION IN STEERAGE RATPS. Theft statleming frat class side-wheel Fy yay will be de. ‘at noon, precisely, from No, 43 North oa Tinklepaug Welt ALLEN, Ny Ff April O8TA Bl aug at Fanaa wun ike Golden Age.) (Connecting at Panama with the Sacran freight or passage . No. Packing th Green, For a paipcerceeapeisepaniccmeretiaenesitesnsanctneetati Ppassace aT swonenn.. RATES FROM THE OL! Emigrition and weciiier note aaa ss pate att of tat recy ven day wt Rect saaeaesery 86 Bea Se ee am Pou UNITED BTATES MAIT, OF ounee eens rec. gomimgnd we pier No. 6 North vier, fert javana on Satu: r, the I of A rity at 8 o'clock P. THOMAS ASENCIO & CO., eae rr) rt forth’ river, oo Saturday, Apal 1. fs nf ineUrpAMed acenmmeds ess) apply 8 1 Pe RAYNOI, Noi0 harciay surcet Cy W ORLEANS DIRECT. —THE U, & M. STEAM. a suage apply wt, cilia Bo Go. fhe Fang Shuey will follow on Saturday, April 8 R NAVANA.—TH miss ie Capa MALL SIDE. on i Node! Seem dy hoe iva eet eae yee Pa way. AMBHIP MONTEZUMA WILT for dgstons Jaunaica, on bbe ae segue MAIL trots Becond Oabia,. aren AS. A. WITTNEY, or SB % Brondway, freight apply 9) OPLAND & ASPINWALL, Agente, I hdr benno POSITION, LINE TO CALIFORNIA VIA NICAR! Transl Sgmpany wit dew pate, on the vine { evniy sont! from pies No, 20 North teen, it noon, t OL, D. 8. Bal *k master, mn “duce pase Por partintors apply to Den, CA rok i ‘ont Bureet. corner of Warrom Ruiret. sor LIVERPOOL—OLD pt ACK Paty LINE. Th packet ship GREAT WEST! «wal yi prowptly Wedinorday, Mare! 29 Evet river, oF to oun hon! ALS Y. bo sous street,