The New York Herald Newspaper, April 5, 1865, Page 8

8 THE DRA: T- ©he Draft in the Twenty-first Ward, Eighth District. Tho draft im this ward was concluded yesterday’ The wheel commenced to revolve at eleven o'clock A M., and at half-past twelve P. M the Jast name was drawn. Piya Kirby stated that, being unable to ascer- fain the credits due to the ward, the number drawn would-be to supply the deffviency as it stood on the Pro- vost Marshat’s record onthe Ist of April. The number n due from the Twenty-fret ward was two hundred byrne whieh, with the one hundred per cent @dded, would bo four hundred and thinly-"ight nares @ be drawn; but, one hundred and thirty-two Hames having Deen drafted on Monday, the balance, three hundred and six, was the puinber required to comple te the draft. The cro'lits, it is presumed, will be about sixty. Very’ little was doue in volunteering or substitutes during the day; the knowledge that the Provost Marshal end his assisiants wore engaged keeping parties back antil to-day, A nimber of ng were present, who were quiet and orderly during the proceedings. The annoucement ‘Mhat the lust name was drawn wes received with cheers, Three Uiousand dollars was received by the Provost Mar- shal from the county bounty fund to pay volunteers, Two substitutes and one volunteer were credited) The following isa list of the names drawn:— Addie Thos J, Armstrong T, ‘Ai imes F L, Abel Fred, Acker- ‘gon James, Arras Wm, Ainy Wm, Asten Thos, Allen Chas, Armstrong LW. B. Blareom_ Vi raham. Baresmith John Rrittatn, BT; Bonciart Phillip, Boyle John, Barton Thi m Richd ©, Button Edward, Boyd Jumen, Bayley El Brown Jas, Bonn'gan John, Baker BP, Bech John, Bath Newberry, La Pete. one, y oon Bayley Tasee H, Brown ell ——, Bunkhorst Fred, B: 'E, Bates Cc. Martin, Cannon, Patrick, Clune George D, Charles As, Capea G, Coffin Fran- ‘oles Jobn B, Co} i, pono, Stcholvs, Crs ‘ampbeil John, Considine Ghark Vim. Col . Chris Jacob, ’ Cutaloung Teury, Cooper Hyatt, Contes Jaw, Clark JJ. Doyer V H, Dater Pntiiip, De Gallet Fred, Darley John, Dee vr Osear, Dyer Franklin A, Datlers F A, Dowd Richard Diefort doveph, Donnersiag Wm, Demil John, Dennison 'm M, Dorin Michsel, Donahoe James, Dardy Emille, Dillon Anthony, Douglas Hy, Deitz Chas H, Dickson John, Duley Patrick, Dunn Dolan Wm, Davis wm, gc Robt, Eaton Danl C, ‘Eckle L, Eagan Patk, Elder 4 F. Frasee Jonathan H, Forth Rudolf, Frank G JH, Friel Jas, man Eda, Frevnan Hy O, Predtier Fred, Fowler Robt, er Jno, Fisher Jno, Ferguson Jno, Frederick Jno, G. Gilder Henry, Gale Wm, Gormany James, Goos James, @o'man Wo», Gorman Sainl, Goodrich F, Grifin George H, Goodmsn John Geblert Adam, Gamble Hl, Gibson Hirem Hy Geobagin Pats, Gates John, Gay Oscar M, Grabam Mathew J, Good Joseph, ‘Graham Ale Hoerteen Milton, Heory goin, Harrown GH, Handford Walter, Uorris Jota, Heels Thos, Helmer Gustivus, Hunt Jameo B, Hell Anthony. Harria Hy. i ik Wm , Holten- fe Prank, Harrison J Jey John, Hansom iit Putrick, Hagan Geo'W, e WiLL C, Hewit Harry, H Hepburn Hy ©, Hyslop Wm, riah, Harris “Abraham, ‘Thomas, Hatch Thomas, John, Henry ny "Hare ‘Silas M, ick, Hoffman’ Z r, Horn Authen, Hicld Chiiation, J. Johnston Thos, Jarkins Warren, Jackson Townshend, Jacob Chris Johnson Pierrepont E, Jacobs Robert, Taines Charves, Jeifrey Win. nd os Keuting FD, Kelly Michzel, Kayes Thos, Kessen Jonas 3, Ki Kirney A, Karl Philip, Jno, King G by Killeson Peter, Kerr Wm, Keeler Gaspar, Keichur Chas, Keyler K, e Little George, Lang Jno, Lowber Hugh, Lermer Ignatian, Lawrene 1, Lawrence Chas EB. Lambert € iH mo, Li a, “Lambe Peter, Lake Cortlandt, Lowe Jno, uurd —. M. McDonough sare her egg Fred, prema Jno, Meeker Georve, Myers John, Marphy Edward, eanice Win, Max OW. Meyer Dani, Atri n Stephen, McManus Patrick, Chas eManus Chris, Mevure Murpiy_ Join, Moore Peto: Man- i Luther R, MeReeney —, Mecuire y McCluskey George, Mullen Join, John B, Mahone Coruelins, Murphy. Michael, MoCave trick, McGuire —, Mercell Nelson,” ‘McLecay'Eu\ icCure Patrick. N. Norton Charles, Nugent James, Nugent Francis, O'Rourke Fred, Overman Hy J, Onley Wm, O'Donnell Roger. Pp. Peterson Josiah, Prior Patrick, Poillon “agreed Potsiem F, Platt George A, Pullman Jno, Post Kin Prontt Tho. pay Paipor Frank, ?yue Crawford, Powell thes Pancocst R. ohenins 2 Alor D, Read E, Regett Phillip, Rewley Thomas Rayney Th ley Doransan, Eerion, Miobert Lor ra Chas Hy ppl-ger Francts, Riggs Qetient: Thos, Smith F, Smith George, Syiver Louis, no CC, Shutter Loulx, Sheriden’ Jno, ‘Sharp re ghatin Jo. Bavory Angustus T, Sander Christian, George, Seymour James, Scrivener Hy ©, Sleeper Aldrich, Schoonmarker Danl, Steller Martin, Singor Wm, Bhirwan Kobt, Smith Ed A, Soctemore Peter, ‘Shindia Thos, @eeirman Fred, Suunie Jno, oo affenburg Wm. Tates Genoral, Tudler Louis, Thompson Saml, Townsend @oorge A, Thursion Wim R. v. Vandervoort Juo T W, ag George. Watson Wm, Waldeyor J, Worth Albert M, Williams Elta Wellings Eaward, Hin lexandor, Welsh Wm, W Wi Whitary Chas A, Walder August Pv thon Wisin Geo C, TWilteunnay Samuel, Watts, Woodrutfe Maurice, Weaver £4, Wood Prank, ‘Warman t: Youngsteed G, Young Wm, m ‘Meigler Fred. m The Canadian Dificulty. Moxrnest, April 4, 1865. « Much excitement prevails here at tho threatened at- “Cempt to rescue the raiders, It is rumored that al tter has been received from Secretary Seward declaring that fa view of the action taken by the Canadian government for conspiracy and breach of neutrality, the United ates government would go no further with the demand Sor extradition. Further proceedings will take place in Upper Canada, as the plots are known all to’ originate Evening Stock Exchange. Torspsy, April 4, 1865. 100 shs Michigan So, Hefleteriileliesteatieh tock market not very active. Gold steady on all. Gales of gold after call at 47%. Gold stood at 14734 at Gose of report (quarter past nine l’. M. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS Married. ‘Bevrii—Powmcr. —On Tuceday, the April ‘ at the of the bride's parents, by the Rev. Ralston Mr. FP ag me owen real ty a gg ee Ewra J., youngest daughter mi Bick, of New York. Mowonr— —On Thuraday, March by Rev. Since Axparew J. Moorz to Sakan me both ape jomce of A. Barmore, tho Rev. R. s, Foster, lyn, © Ena S De Vochuns tiie —At oo on ore O Apri) 3, by Bav. G. W. Pendleton, Mr. Apnsu M, VexeLaxn 40 Hiss Busan M Rar, all of B mae J. Winetow— turin. Monday, April 3, et St. Peter's @heren, Breokiyn, 2, the Rev. Sohn A. Paddock, as by ihe Rev. F. Huntington, Gro, BLanctar pew ‘Eee won daughter of Lathrop W. » all o I besten papers please copy. Ausmn—In Brooklyn, on Sunday, April 2, Manca- mptrs Evasnem, wife of rt H. Allaire aud deizhtor Of the late Samuel Y. and Margaret EB. Alla re, in the dist ‘of her age. relatives and friends of the farnily are ey 4 to attend the funeral services, from her Inte resi. #4 Washington ave., Brooklya, this (Wednesday) eter ier t. ‘the remaiox will bo takeu to Bax isa or interment. Monday morni April 8, Zou Aw. Pret i sie of vie nit Fact dintelot, aged also the monibers.of Enter. A.M., are requested to at the , from hia inte residence, No. 10 Attorney this (Wednesday) afternoon, a hali-paet one lock. il 4, the Rev. Francs A. b elecendey congregation of St. pote B en. —On Bang Aponts = 4 45 years. The reverend ‘clergy aud his friends are invited to at- the funeral, on Thursday morning, at ten o'clock, @ the Church of 8 Paul the Apostle, corner of Ninth em nue aud Fifty ninth street. Bicommopai® Catnotic Aspootation.—-Members will se meet at their rooms, No. 781 Eighth avenue, this evening, at eight o'clock, to take action re- ‘of the Rev. ¥.'A. Baker, of the ner Be Pal. JAS. P. TRAVERS, President. Buwros.—In Brooklyn, suddenly, en ‘Tuesday mornt Aprit 4, Mr, Avaxaxnen & Bexson, aged 24 years and relatives and friends of tho family, also the mem- feers of Niagara Hose eee No. 11, and the Fire De- — generally, paren invited to attend the on Thu alf-part ten o'clock, fram the Church ol Charles Boromeo, Sidney where a bigh req: aA, ae Will be offered up for the re- his soul. The remains will be taken to tho Ceno- * the Holy Cross, Fintbusn. ".—Killed, on the morning of Tuesday, April 4, = the dis eS of his duty, at the dre in Furman earn H. Brow, only son of Joel at in fhe aise year of his age. Torrow, PLO D,—At Harlem, on Tuesday, — after along neering Sah‘ Cameriana aly whtor of A. Banfield, “4 bg Hy teh fF i ” years, 2 friends and *rolativen, also her grandfather, C. D, aes a ie a NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1865. ou, andthe members of Architect Lote No. 5) ¥. yy M., are respectfully invited to aitend 3 funeral, from the residence of ber parents, 124.h street, between Third ap’ Fourth avenues, on Thursday afver- “itm Toy, Apri? 4, the Rev. Franca A. ve ACID Minaiouary Congregation of Bt. eee 3 Ph ye Lr ans —At Harlem, on Sunde A April 2, after a “MSS haaray'e pape for Fane natin Bee Satul "s paper for Bursus.—In Setten its, Sinem, April 4, Mary Jane, wife of L,. G, ed and inter of John and Emeline . of Buffalo, aged years, 5 id 1 oy Stthe frauds of the family are respectfully invite! to attend the funeral, from her late residence, Hoboken avenne, H \dson City, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, Bullulo papers mens sg Conpaxy,—On April 4, Mary A. Conpow, aged ‘ears. ‘The funeral will take place from the residence of her father, slr. ve Condon, a poe street, Brooklyn, on Thurday afternoon, at three o’ . Conny. —Of consumption, on Monday, April 3, Jame CONNOLLY, ag years. ‘The friends of the ‘amily, aud those of his brother-in- law, Andrew Maguire, are invited to attend the funeral, from 14 Stuyvesant street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, lok. me “On Monday, April 3, Nancy, wife of J. @. L. Crawford, in the 43d year 0: her age. 1 ‘The relntives and frends of the ony ay ly funeral, from the of her eee e m farting, 18 St. Luke's place, Dn (Wednesday uiternoon, a4 two 0! Delock. ‘The ‘The remains will be interred in Greenwood Oemetery. see atari moter, St ‘April 3, Joun Caraway, aged months and 18 daye. ‘The funeral ‘will take rom bi ae us setionoe, 181 | Be ‘West Thirty-third st., leaipeoday) aiterned™, 5, S, ebtine ohaae ‘The frien Uhr os of tue Tamnily requested to attend. y —On Tuesday, April 4, suddenly, Castam K. Gumaetm son of John Rin eal Due boar of ape sapere? ‘eit 8, Coxtox.—On eve! Coxnox, son of James and gary Goala, of nee years, oats months and 20 days. The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, 98 Seocnaice avenue, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, Day,—On Tuesday, April 4, Francts Day, aged 49 years, $& months and 4 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully farited ti Sone the tuneral, of 42 Monroe street, on ‘Thursday afternoon, at one o'clock. Farrusmx. —In Brooklyn, on Rieatey,. 4 April 4, Susan, widow of William Fairbairn, aged 60 years. ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend the fane- ral, from the house of her brother-in-law, H. Dollner, 177 boc nasa avenue, on Thursday afternoon, at two o’cloc! Fov.—On Tuesday, April 4, Georas L. For, aged 42 years, 1 month and 4 days. The relatives ond friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 730 Washinton street, on ‘Thursday afternoon, at half- past two o'clock. Gsnoiwen.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday morning, April 4, Lous C. Garviser, aged 23 years and 3 months, ‘The friends of the family and the members of Frontier Hose Company No. 5 are respectfully invited to attend the finerai, from the residence of his brother, Thomas HL. Gardner, 107 Johnson street, on Thursday morning, at ten o'clock, A solemn r quiem mass will be offered up for the repose of his soul, at the Chvreh of the As- sumption, corner of York and Jay streets. The remains will be interred in the family vault at St. Patrick's Cathedral, New York city. Lachr.—On Tuesday morning, April 4, at his ; 65 Sands street, Brooklyn, Wa. M. C. Gat- His friends, as also those of his sons, Hugh, Bartholo- mew, Chambors, Charles and Henry, tnd father-inlaw, Bartholomew St phens, late of Ballyshannon, county Dovegal, Ireland, are respectfully invited to attend the “al, *which will take place irom the Church of the mption, corner of York and Pearl streets, Brooklyn, wareday afternoon, at one o'clock, where a solenh reqviem mass will be celebrated in the morning, at half- past eight o'clock, ‘Tho remains will be interred in the Cemetery of the Holy Crosa, Flatbush. a Rt.—On Tueeday, ‘April 4, Mary Sroxes, wife of Clinton Ci'bert. Hrowtay.—Sarau Heckman, aged 38 years, Her remains will be interred in the cere Ceme- ter Hove. —-At Harlem, on Tuesday, April 4, ‘Aaa aaiged the beloved wife of John H. Hoyt, 31 ys ‘Tho relatives aud friends are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from her lato revidence, 126th street and Kourth avenue, thie (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o'clock, srg: Monday, April 3, Joun A. Kuntyay, in the Kata, 46ih y sage. The re’ Petey and friends of the fumily, ‘also the mem- ‘bers of Abrom's Lodge, No. 20, F. and A. M., are re- speetfully invited to atrend the funeral, from ‘his Inte residence’, No. 45 avenue D, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'lock. The metavers of Abram’s Lodge, No. 20, F. and A. M., are hereby summoned to attend a special communication, on Wednesday, April6, at twelve o'clock, M., at the Lodge reom, comer of Liroome and Crosby stroete, ‘andthe mem- bers of Polue ‘tar Lodge, No, 245, and sister lodges aro re- #pectiuily iavited, for dhe purpose of attendin; ste fune- ral obsequies of our deceased brother, John A, AbvaM CLENDINES, Seo, EDWARD KIRK, St i M, Ene.—In Brooklyn, on ‘Tuerday evening, Apel at hatf-past nine o’clo.k, of scarlet fever, Guonas ope only von of Ely H. aid Helen A. King, aged 9 years an 1i-months. Notice of funesal in to-morrow's paper. Morr. —In Brook!yn, on Tuesday, Abel 4, Towzarep 4 only son of Smith Mott, aged 13 years, 5 months and: 1! rolatives and friends of the family are respectfully ito attend the ful from in residence of his Daniel Peaveall, unc)’, 86 North Oxford strect, near Park avenue, on Phoreday moming, at eight o'clock. Mvarey. aves G, chased Her tho 28d year of his age. Due novice will be given of the funeral. a Beivs.—Ou Monday, April 3, Joun MoBrivg, aged years. ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend the fu- nera’, from bis father's residence, No. 821 Eighth avenue, on ‘Thursday: afternoon, at one o'clack, Norra, walk, Conn., on Tuesday, April 4, Joun city, in The friends.of the family are invited to attend the funeral, f om his Into residence at Norwalk, on Thursday morning, at cleven o'clock. .O Bury - On Monday, April 3, Micuac. O'Busen, aged s hy w native of the Parish of Deser:, County Cork, nolan ‘The funeral will sates prnee se helt gout nine o'clock this (Wednesday) ae m his late residence, 224 Cherry Street, theace to St. Teresa’s Church, where a solemn Mass of Requiem will be offered up for ‘le soul. His re- aaains will be fate os wn Calvary ‘OnsoR.—At Sing, on on Tuostay, A apr Miss Eun y R. Oxsor, aged 23 years, 3 months ‘The funeral will take place at the Mothoaiat Episcopal church, Sing Sing, this (Wednesday) morning, at ten ‘o'clock. The fri nds of the family are invited to attend the funeral without further invitation. Sace.—AtCastieton, N. Y., on Thursday, March 90, Augi 5.8, aged 72 years. Monday, March 6, at Seorr.—In Petersburg, Va., the rertience of his broth or! after along illness, Jonx Scort, Jr., of the city of New York. oetoen Tuesday, April 4, Huon Srgim, in tho 76th year ol The friends ‘ot tho comer gee hae en ey | attend the funeral, from his late se 0, 177 east Fifteenth street, on Tiursday afternoon, at one o'clock, | without further invitation, SUrTLIvA‘. —At his residence, on Tuesday, April. 4, after’ 8 short illness, Junumian >0111vax, in the both of his age. Notice of the fun val in to-morrow’s pape Vs» Bus-vm.—On Monday evening, Apel 3, Joun Van Bussum, uged 22. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are invited to attend the fun ral services, at the residence of his son- in-law, W. G. Losee, No. 767 Bighth avenue, this (Wed- ny aday) afternoon, at four o’olock. The remains will bo taken to Passaic, N. J., for interment on Thursday morn- in, Max Brunt. —On Sunday night, April 2, at Port Jeffer- 1, Hevace Vax aa from disease contracted in fn falisbire prison, Ni G., wHseo he had een Gouiiied hteen months, he funeral will take place, from the residence of San- ees bd Esq., this (Wednesday) morning, at ten o'elac! Writrsme.—On Monday, April 3, Jom P. Wirtiame, in the 49ch year of his age, The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funcral, from his late rosidence, 135 South First siroet, Witianeburg, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o'cloc! Wixrimov.—Kiiled in the battle before Petersburg, on Saturday, April 1, Brevet Brigadicr General Freoenio Wixruneb, in the 26th yenr of his age. Wai rnrock,—On Monday, April re “Avaurra FHenaina, beloved daughter of Herman and Maria Wellbrock, aged 4 years and 10 days, The friemtts of the family are respectfully Abe ag d attend the funeral, from the residence & her D, corner of Fourth street, this foanestag) t one o'clock. ee SHIPPING NEWS. ic iy Youx—Amis DAY. CLEARED. Ship Garibaldi, Rogers, San Francisoo—Satton BNp Xe Pius Uta, ag San Francwco—E, he Robinson. Molorka, Nick: W Point—Bearbora Bros. FAiners (Olden), Sehwoldhel, Mordeaut—Garrelle i Wilhelm (Fano), Abate, ttle. Bark Sarak Ki Witiat toa ay Ave tg 4 r Harvest Ni ‘alat Carver, an TP), Phiiadelpbia-J Ci! } indelp| ming. ine Aun (Be), t . Brie B login. ne, Larrhw joo—R Murray, Jr. Brig Alinretta, Morey nan, Matonane—I & Ritch, Brig iweb Lomond, Black Sagua— rer & Sargent. Be are Amelia (Br), Ferrts, ne, SPs PF Lele Mariani (Br), Atkins, Liverpool, NS—Boyd & Bee Jane (Br), McClellan, Grand Menan—J F Whitney & iclie A Woodhouse, Eddy, Matamoros Alexandre & 0. qhiht Bienehe (Br), Lent, Annapolis, NSD RB DeWolf & Kehr X Deone, Megathlin, Hilton te Ye Borland, Overton, Xe on earn + sin imes, Ireland, Beau’ » Collins, City iol Row) in omas & Holmes, an giint Saat ay MT Cranmer, ed 1, Baltimore— Bear Prenton, Martin, Balti M’Boaeh. te ior —M Soa =... Bers 5 feSaineniecie mary Str rE ees} me ‘Lausloia, ache 4) ‘Sma Bebr Teracl t Snow, v Bavage, Port Royal—F M Bixbee & Co. Sebr Wm McCobb, Chipman, Washington—Holyoke & Mur- "oh Jas mamas -—~ eens Py erg ered vm ery ee U B steam revenue ou eee ‘ewanee, Capt W 0 Pr ..°gh Helreos, and schra'L A Burieeee aot em 2 gat bark saison ‘ida m, ith bot to dk por. port. ‘Sa Hunier, all ware co itarch i and Tiattonne int pi Mewbern, N S's Quartermaster, Steamsbi Jersey Blue (US Teed. lue (US tran nen Daniel is ten Sena and was Suneto ( He pee as Taare, a dogs, poise tea hry oat foretpmnast ad yibboom; alco tet ad rd Moers fc Samet ate Bo Stn 2 Gen Sarai na dwany sate noite Mia Whlsbory, yy ahi days, with wool aoe beyeeninbaanetoan Edward TiN (of Kingston, Tow 18 dayr. itis cotton, tomacer Pt Funes Ire ido ipa Halk, Comtenes, Cardenas, 10 sugar ani ‘Had some ee ? sites rimouth, NB), Ch ar nge (of Ya ats srith sugar, ar, to Hoya fe Hinckan Os eSih ot Beets poke ntier, bound rk Mar; Aria Towel New Orlea ai ‘ith cot weLw HN Co. Tea ary weatiar bi taw a vessel's mast projecting about 33 Metlas Brig Waverly, Small, Messina, 87 days, with fruit, de, to Brig Flygarson & Son (Swe), Wredenberg, apd dave {rom Baltimore, with coffe, to Wich Moneke tk Wendt, - Haa bee ‘at Sandy’ Hook since ult wilting ‘ordern. B), th one Pa et ead ‘acker, Matamoros, 29 days, with Lord (of Charlottetown), MeLeod, C oo With sugar, to Greaneé Currie’ Uninet’ let 3420, fox saw ahip Rew Yore stent ing E A Bernard (of 3t era erners Gt sk Aare, NB) NB), Crowell, Clenfue- 8, 14 de a with su- john Wi a sea gpaail yard and was killed 20 days, with sugar, kc, to Rivera, sagen Be fini iritannts (ot Dundee), Grandson, rig Marin White tof Plladelnbiey with molasses, to HW Loud & Co. MM, ton, Ac, and lost (eh, mi Oe Neie taca vor Pictou), Irvine, r, to Thompson & Hunter, Mah, fell from the foreto, Brig H F Colthirat (of nana, Mareh 31, J ‘Trinidad, 18 days, tephénuon, now, Sagua, 10 days, March’S1, “aw a lar bila rigged monroe ae ‘probably. araras, Sioals, and her fiat go overboard (pro ¢ Gen Ly el aan if she linmedintely Med; blowing heavy av dhe" tines aia not nt dare to go pear fer, conn Wave (of Fell River), Cole, Sagua, 12 devs Eco Side 30 tat with sugar and honey, to James If Ward 38 21, lon 77 05, npoke brig Nancy N' Lake, of Portleud, from Ra (of Boston), Th rig Anti joston), Thestrup, Remedios, 11 da hoy, 10 master.” Had! Neavy weather, stove with sugar bulwarks, &c, Brig Eliza (of Sydney, CB), Doyle, Halifax, 6 days, with fap, vo Jamon Hutter & chr Orion (Br), Willis, Mi jou, Bruce & Meauiifien aah With logwood, nein M Nevins, Leamiug, Sugaa, S days, with sugar, &c, Rehr Annie Howlan (of Prince Edward Zslan Baracoa, 14 days, With Sruit Wik, P Buck: koa Me ans «tthe SE part of a = boo for ten hours, hr jimmie Perrine, Gibbs, Philadelphia for Ports- mouth Grove. Sehr Bat ‘Anna, Gibbs, Philadel 6 for Boston. for Boston, Schr SE ones, Fish, Htadelph Bex, Schr Mariel, Gilpatriek, ‘tport Te Behr Alex Hendereon,’ Burgess, bliswbethport for Provi- chr LF Smntth, Cobb, Portta trons, Monroe, Schr Susan in Watt Niel waaaen Bonton for Nor aie Schr ther, Jr, Phi tler, Jr, Pulnney, Sera mM, | Rock, saxtford, +, New Maven, be Haven, we from BBW; was Obl sae Be Schr Black Diamond, Ola Siew mts Cindintor Hay vw Wedte camtny or rd, Re veers. yard, New Bedford, baving in tow Steamiers A TT Horeman, Geo no Leary; ship J Fenny, Wm Van Naine, Atle ‘Curtis; sche J Decker, Calista, Graco irdier, =p A Tren toa atsunset BE. Misccllancous. Laoncn or tre Steamsnir Rising Stan—The New York Mail Steamship Company will launch their new side-wheel steamship Rising Star, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at 83 o'clock, from foot of Houston street, East River. This steamer was built by Messrs Roosevelt, Joyce & Waterbury, and is intended for the Havana and New Orleans trade in gonnection with the steamers Morning Star, Evening Star and Guiding Star of this line. ‘This (Wednesday) afternoon, at 8 PM, will be launched from the yard foot of Eighteenth street; East River, 2 clipper steamboat called the Neversink. She was built by the cale- brated yacht builder, Van Deusen Brothere, and is designed to beas swift as any steamer of ber length in our whters Her burthen { ut 400 tons, She willbe finished in May She ts owned by B Cornell White, Euq, of this city. Route not yet reported. sei, inte ve Be, Dal- hen ape eeseeioan erate ony 4 B corn: GREAT AW'2RICAN TRA COMPANY @REAT 4 gERICAN TRA COMPANY GREAT ‘TEA COMPANY ‘HAVE ‘ 0NCLYDED 70 OFFER TARIR ] ANTIRE WHOLESALE STOCK ‘ENTIRE WHOLESALE STOCK \ BNTIRB WHOLESALE stock Or - ‘TEAS AND COFFEES, ‘TEAS AND COFFEES, TEAS AND OOFFRES, AMOUNTING TO FROM {$800,000 FO $1,000,000, # $$200,00 FO. $1,000,000, B: $$200,000 FO $1,000,000, av RETAIL, | AT 4S VESEY STREET. AT VESEY STREET. __ 43 VESEY STREET. THE COMPANY ARE NOW SELLING GooD OOLONG AT @We., 10c., Sie.. Se., $1, BEST $1 10 PER POUND. MIXED, We, 7s. 0, 906, 1, BEST $1 10 PER POUND. GREEN TEAB, @0e., 10e., 60e., 9c $1, $1 10, BEST $1 30 PER POUND. ENGLISH BREAKFAST, G0o., 70e,,800. 00.,$1, $110, BRST $1 0 PER POUND. YOUNG HYBON, 0c., 70e.,80c., 00¢., $1, $1 10, BEST $1 30 PER POUND. UNCOLORED JAPAN, $1, $1 10, BEST $190 PER POUND. IMPERIAL AND GUNPOWDER, BEST $1 25 PER POUND. COFFEES (GROUND), 20c., 260, S0c., Se. BEST 40s. PER POUND. FRENCH BREAKFAST AND DINNER COFFEE, 5. PER POUND. THE COMPANY MAKE NO DEVIATION IN PRICES. ‘These Teas are all chosen for thelr intrinale worth, keeping in mind health, economy and a high degree of pleasure in drinking them. COFFEES ROASTED AND GROUND DAILY. GROUND COFFEES, 20c., 80c., 85c., best 40c. per pound. Hotels, Saloons, Boarding Housekeepers and Families who use large quantities of Coffee can economise in that article by using our FRENCH BREAKFAST and DINNEB COF- FEE, which we sell at the low price of 35 cents per pound. — | and warranted to give perfect satisfaction. The wholesale department of the Great American Tea Company is at 85 and 87 Vesey street, where all Teas are sold at the lowest cargo prices. We issue a monthly Price List. Dealers should send for a Price List or examine our stock be- fore purchasing. Especial attention is given to the Coffee Department, in which we defy competition, CONSUMERS CAN SAVE FROM & CENTS TO $1 PER POUND By purchasing of the Company. Now is the time to LAY IN YOUR STOCK. LAY IN YOUR STOCK. Lay IN YOUR sTOCK. GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY, @REAT AMBRIOCAN TEA COMPANY, GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY, GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY, 45 VESEY STREET. 4 VESEY STREET. 45 VESEY STREBT. |=|El#|213| | MISCELLANEOUS. BRADLEY'S DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (OR DOU. he 5) SPRING SKIRT will not BEND or BREAK the angle epring, but will: preserve its PERFECT ai Tre ABE wore than TWICE us LONG as an GLE SPRING SKIRT that ever HAS or CAN be MAD ‘They are not EQUALLED in Elegance, Elasticity, Dura- a fort orzauomy. Retailed in ALL FIRST. CLASS STORES. Wholesaled by the mansfacttrers, WHSTS, UR BRADLEY & CARY, 97 Chu. of the tent Pa rete ee rz for: by Re = FRenreai: rant i eoup! 00D NEWs FOR THE LaDrzs, TREMENDOUS BEDUCTION IN sap i or SILKS, BLACK GROS DE RHINE SILKS at 91 and or BRILLIANT LUSTRE cag ad ihe PARIS TAPFETAS at $2 to $2 PARIS AND Lyons GRow Git pone DRAF DE FRANCE AND, DRAP DE LYON SILKS? | Nowe ais taal SILES Soaks na ROMA is sates. oc guears, samt the cheapest Silks ghee our store sep ck BON ought during the week at aboutab pomiowe a cad tein we could have purcbaurd them for 274 Bowery, near Houston WET CARI WET CARPETS. Feige setine onesie crite esas ata great asorifice, at 123 Bowery, near Grand street. Gm? orenixa OF CLOTH AND SILK WRAPPINGS, 8, THOMPSON ‘Wil open Paris goods of the finest kind om THURSDAY, APRIL 6, conn BASQUES, ; BAOQUES, ROTONDES, EUGENIES, | | 3N SILK AND CLOTH. 8. THOMPSON, 475 Broadway. Carey's old stand, SELLING OFF, N°" BELLING ory GREAT SACRIFICE, . STOCK OF NO. 29 GATHARING STREET, OONSIS' ry TING O YARDS INGRAIN CARPET, ra EPUSSELS i 20,000 ¥, ENGLIS AND AMICAN OILCLON, | AIRS WINDOW, ALSO LAGE AND HUSLIN CURTAL Hasciss, OHS AND Gif BANDS rons CORDS AND TASSELS. Must bo sold until et doy of May next ou socount of alter: N. B—Sales nelng on Mondny, tho 84 of April, at comme o ning o'clock. AT COHEN'S 29 Catharine street. R= mene RICES ALL, ALL, REDUCED. pousstics AT 50 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. SPaee SOC’ ON IN THE ad oF EKEEPING GOOD! Exce Gu xi URTAINS, LINEN GOO HOSIERY AND' GLOVES, pn ana AR, LACES, EMBROIDERIES. LINEN fANDKEROHIEES, ed SKIRTS, FRENCH LOWE BIRAW GOODS, Pani NOTIONS. STOCK OF $100,000 CLOSING Sk GREATLY REDUCED PRI STOCK OF Ron, BEST QUALITY FRENCH KID GLOVES, CLs: LESS Titan PRESENT VALUE IN "R. H. MACY, hes AND 206 SIXTH AVENUE, NEAR FOURTEENTH AND COUNTRY STOREKEEPERS, ND STREET CHEAP S(ORK Ribbous, Straw Goods, Flow- 0 MILLINE an purchase the cheapest Brn, Saaces, Rea, &e., fn this eity, We wil cut dengths chesyer than down owe jobbers sell whole pieces, Our new whole. EO WAND RIDLEY, Stl na nu Grand tnd 68 Afiea a street, fifth biovk fro Lost AND ‘FOUND. sey Ut 0G LOST.—A “LARGE BLA K AND TAN © Terrier, oe raphy ‘8 nal nd residence on collar. suitable reward will be paid on turn to 46 Fifth avenue, Toso TUESDAY MORNING, BETWEEN TWEN- tieth street and Tenth avenue, and Twenty third street and Eighth avenue, « large Pockesboox, containin ‘s of money, alzo a xeason ticket for Barr Sther carts and papers, Whoever will return {t ta the owner, Het Phompson, Nor at Chninvers street (0.8. Marsal & office), or as below, will be liberally rewurded and receive the thanks of the owner; bas name of owner vn the book, MERICAN STEEL SHIRT COLLARS.—PATENTED A April 19, 1564.—"‘Electric” Self-Ad, eoting. Enamelled 1 bs white ios 4G "" ‘sass satepien ie Bioued Embroidered $ tedl Collars, $1 bo: ¢ Cutts, reoaipt of size and price. RET, 78 Nassau street, bor 9 Suir Buaex. 1 poss —CORNS, BUNIONS, INGROWING NAILS, TER. ear from, at the Falidand | "ae wi Sine ean not me heavy A. ter aoa red by Died. BILUGS. Surgson,Cht- loaded, argo of Aintod ‘of are, The carrying capacity of he aha) wi rau ead barber, Rage gh $i, $2and $3, the ship and freight at $ y EWARE OF COUNTERFEITS he hier Sur EBurcrac Sranx—Portlend, Biectrie | 52, 2nd uni — Meng ered ‘on the reptation attained by cea poo hing Sea ee wrk) HELABOLD'S GURUING PREPERATIONS. went to her nee, but waa unable to ¥ “ D wm apt se toon th niga Gomis im, BUNIONS, INGROWING NAILS, #0.. CURED avout Feb ie Te with Tose of spare und ing. ‘6 Annih! CiesUeran weniona, Chitulaine, ke. By Bade Pom ge age ty nt dey ter bege | 0 conte ine rei inne fs Boston. Kes BVERYNAN, WOMAN AND QHILD BENEFITED DY Bnic AC Mi rs from New York Fob 21 eifying. ewe, ch is prepa ; BORD'S EXTRACTSARSAPABILLA ln prepured with the arrived at Aspinwall og the of the buh ull, and drifted eee BED ABILLA is brepared total toss: her wottont had | nee Thevcord | be Focks. a heavy sea belug on a was loaded ‘auataa Railroad, which would 7 o 70, THOMAS B, AGNEW'S, 260 AND 202 GREEN; ereah ft iia teen ate Cae wan Bs Latent Go we wich as corner of Murray, and ihere here you ill nd , built at Pittston, 1806, rated hailed from | Teas, than Gardiner, ” -” any store in | price Deus P Scun pile (Br), from St Ji NB, for with LLA— iciatee a dy anak taney meng oe | EL tte tng Terr Md ta et majned ‘wud ign tide, whet she came off of Ful of water, Her into the eyatem, and purges out the b iy, ae oon was rough. : wate OW MORTIFYING ‘eee Exzornie Lront, before rey \doned ras boare vist inet by @ boat's on from at oe ae or wagon veld acts ead of her foremas: was some water was, oon ‘sho started fer Monten same aay, ut Riagped at Bata SARSAPARILIA’ w ‘will improve and ald you to night, and was at anchor in Chatham hs ken, . ne es Geo 258 es cr, Huns, fro Boston for Bombay, wanes HD iidgham, bother further, March 38, lat 88,100 Foret an Asrorwais, March 1&-Arr bark Xantho, Con Giewrenaos, March fi--1u port bark Grote: Ovatg, tor Neer Mikagoane, March 9—No Am vessel in Panama, Mareh 15—Arr ateam: C0. h, steamuh!p Salvador, Rathbun, othe ship Thouwae Lord’ Erable, ‘enna ei acrae Hz, Ba Uneeke ‘Sam, pa , aveaiitebips Unecke Sagamore, Gerrish, ding; and the above at UNAM BUCO, a * Rio Janxino, mere Wa ip See in "ei og tous of of spare and leaking. 2%—In port barks Sarah Hi Boston aay Cainpale, for NYork 10; brig Johe Pu ier ennan, | March &In port bark # Dwight, Wells, for Bos. paces Mareh 24—In bingy tor Philadel; days; E F Harriman, fn port March 22, brig Sai tty et ehip Willinm, 1g; ba tee peetiay yj maven ferentrork 10 nN rah Atlee, for Balimore days. oa FINE ARTS. PHotocnarn sc SCENERY, viEws r THE CITY AND ntry.—Now in ofder in beautiful Piste font rn Frankitn S tuavilies isshnd and 'ranklin 1 Av ‘alin, Central a hundreds of other subjecws, for sale to Office 675 Bi ‘wine, “s A oLM! . ——= NEW. PUBLICATIONS. GOOD NUMBER.—THE ILLUSTR, REX O- Logical, sou TaNALe tor April; rice a nag . Payoolosy, Uhrenology and a year, Newman 7 Oar 30 ents at & Welty, Saat ‘389 Broadway, N. FICEIAL PHREN NOLOGICAL J - ‘60 Iilustrations, Physignomy, hol ortel tea of Bon CRinate and Color tau 2 cents, News men have it! & WELLS, 389 Broadway, . ¥. Biol Fa, fowL empapreeemernaenpremnemmmbayeominpeanensenmespeisiplsines A‘ peti viEw Sle MARRIA! 4 fine tite, ngs of “dhe aniiouy of the, humen wreaks Ith and disense, witha trentise on eat ma Plorable consequences upon the mind and puthor's plan Of treatmont—the only.rativiaal aid succens: le pr qure, aa shown by the revort of enses teat A truthful adviser to the mat marriage, who would know their physical condition. free of postage, t postal currency. Albany, N. Y. Y. any address, on receipt ‘Address Dr. La crols, x BY Maiden laue, EW BOOKA PHOTOGRAPH CARDS FOR QENTLE- Addrosa ( jainples and catalogues sent Buon box isi Pou oi, ry o COAL, WouD, &, 12 RR TON. <THE CBU ‘oal for male at the abowe low proces inal tat of Tosail'® ughah house, App at Firet avenue, — of Twenty- th wireot, vue door wi Firat a A for sale cheap, @i" th sireot. and 1 Steamshi nde = ites, Sonics ony ag iT water, 4 aire Brett, Son & Pou gn nd n detained the 2ath Bri rig WW re Ds N. S days, d gar, I Eme n a 296, lasses, to Geo S WL a0 ts ty ti Brig . ton. d hor 0, 4c, to Gordon, B EZ Phi Be Schr E: Pi ‘ant, PI niedeln Grace 4 Mladelphia, Steve ace od te 4. Th iM SAILED, Trundy; barks a {ow mA TOL sit iP are sf STS, ‘bers und 79 $2. 'RINOE. reported missin; jen Size was alae and oe aie on Soe * mail, aend gi. ax, Bac! Light enna Gems we Flour and everything any store is ‘ork, One damajed considerably, na the aes. ‘ported aban: ray the 24. &e. 8! in Ports. ,, tor New port. yuglase, —- n These Ales are of su for pari” tht ve and utre Perel rr that affiict mont val N ri is bein’ took. Oil oil re- ' tes Tages. gE ri pam | ny, linhed aie et XN. the dorrement ot the ‘, oy na tad su by ul speakers, Ww. retain in your youth and beauty. FUNDREDS AND CHOUSANDS Are expended fo dress io diss); wah NeaRiate ato BE ce? HELA BOLD'S i MAcraensox 4 DONALD ALD SMITH, Late style, SMITH & BROTHER, NEW W YORK, BREWERS or Sesr INDIA AND BIT BITTER PALE ALBS. brewed with great and can be relied by mail promptly executed. of con ‘eat Righteenth strect, Seman and Eighth avenues. yor a | A FEW OF THE WORST DISORDERS jud arise Price 1 eq the blood. ELMBOLD'S E: = 0 RILLA is a reme- dy of the wimon ‘ONE SHOULD os OVER TEs Sram nica hay qrihoxt pane pgant cleanal: a few bottles LMBOLD'S EB: accomplishes that purpose. er unit Cone! ATHATED ) EXT! et 18 TAK! “y pR$ si big Seren, OF ILE it brains on fle. The ran Ld U4 Funniest of Richmond nniest of Te, No. 8, ia cae Ail about ile, especial an 8, ‘ann you laugh, but rsd fie’ ‘will make you Risking, apeaesy BUT THE FUNNIEST OF OIL aeced™ oer the Funniest of Oil is ise but the Fuani- ont Oil No. ears henmond 8 joker, JAVED! SAVED! | BAVEDIN BOLD'S H SANOAPARILEA mands wees all ie OF papa tayo ; hav Ing fact for ite stand it tees envio RMROLDe RRO BRR sae MPUERE 18 NO ceaiay FoR YOU 80 tte rat The. a get T ARSAPARILLA concentrated, and hes most exnloest and statesmen of all eountri Po Fe PURIFY, Bld THE BLOO! P, use HELMBOLD" Senedd LUIS REPRAOT BARE R EAE Bottle equals in strength one gailon of the syrup or decoction Hy Ns URE THE iM PLEXION dersand washer, which choke or fll uj {nn short time leave M brah an Prd na it os fou want smooth and kin uke HELMBOLD'S re EN RAUT OF BARSAPARILLA, ‘It gives brilliancy to the comets. Consum ie not. HE) basis, inten for ‘OST_ON THE SD INST., IN A THIRD AVENUE CAR or in walking through “125th rtreot, & Poeketbonk con. tinies pt in ks und ae smali change. The linder ill be suitably rewetaed by leuving it at the resilience of Joba M. Ferdinand, 126th street, near hth avenue. BLACK ENAM- RF MONDAY EVENING, A he eed RS rei ele rewarded wing itat ‘eat Twenty-third etre: chs FOUN He WRAY. Ost_s%, BETWEEN MECHANICS BANK, WALL ane and Broadway, by alad who le unable ood the amount to his employer. “The fuder, wil iy rewarded and receive the thanks of a poor family by returning same to Edwd, H. Egbert, 91 Duane street. OST~A LADY'S FUR COLLAR, IN EAST BROAD- ‘way, near Market atreet,on the 3d. The Gnder will be quitably fowarges by leaving ‘he same with Julius Korn, at Korn's Hotel, 80 East Beoudwa} O8T—A BLACK AND TAN TERRIER SLUT; HAS long ears, white spot on breast, and a white strenk forehead; answers to the name of Juno, Cull at 90 W Twenty-soventh street, A handsome reward will be paid. Osta WALLET, CONTAINING A SMALL SUM OF , (wo check’, und two stock certificates (payment of ‘which has been stopped), A suituale reward wi on return of the papers to the owner (whose name wi found on the tealde), » ut No. 3 South street, up stairs, REWARDS. Roe BHRY.9200 REWARD.—STOLEN, FROM MY use, in the town of Westchester, near West Farms, on ie, night Of the Blat March, sundry articlos, among then pon, Derest, ut, about 18x24 fect, nearly u without: Dn or maroon rt with small aware medailion ut 45 inches, re reward wi Ue paid for ihe convic- by Wm. alson 9 Park place, ee OX SUNDAY AFTERNOON, 4 care and Me YY attach salty Bleecker stréet al receive th the Sieve reward and itouke of the owner, $5 RETARD.—Lost, on TUESDAY, IN A TWENTY. third street soutiining gentlemen Tew Maree, mareed wiih outer yg Th Ie TS No. 23 Malden lave, aceond floor a ect ngs ON TUESDAY MORNING, April 4. a mottied Dog, with leather strap Sa kis ere tao atte vewrand wl be tala on returning Dim to 92 Prince street. py hana me! ON FRIDAY, Aner rod $10 ootinuse saver faced, we acyl Watch, No, 19,784, ever returns #, or gives information that receive FA reward, and no er ee ‘og street. It ta the watch of a deceased « FURNTTURE, aera ASSORTMENT HOUSEHOLD FUR- niture for sale—Property famil y Teat ng, city city. Rare Liageres, Rockease. Planotorte, Painttgs, Brouses, Cur cane, noforte, Painting ron: ur tains Bares ureaus, edstendn, ies ean Bronaen, Car Ee Glass, Silver Ware, Buffet, &c., ate sacrifice, 11d wenty-third street, near Sith avenue, Proweircae, FURNITURE. DE GRAA ori aon Heys or sit Kis CHA) RAND DiNina Room FURNITURE, prices, to keep me with the fall of gold. JURNITURE FOR Alp Apter M ACCOUNT G# removal, Bedstead: tresses, Chairs, 7 Coty “Stal and othe! Chandeliers, &¢., &c. Eiredueed corner ‘ANTED—AN ASSORTMENT OF FIRST CLASS FUR- ure (evel ce fr housekeeping) In ex. «Yor fro clase OU Stouks” Addrene Ne, Herwig, 13 ay. nn ——— WATCHES, JEWRLRY, &. ovis “ANRICH 728 BROADWAY (NEW YORK HO. ueual thirty 4 tel), will per cent over any man in the trade for famonda, old gaid "tod ‘Bilvor, Furs, Camel Hai jhawls, or any Ar! fre. RELAIS W. baa Ris THE HIGHEST PRICE FOR S. Bhtmouds, hee and Jewelry, and al! Precious Rtones. French, Talian and Spavish spoken, Room Ne. 3, 614 Broadway. B Guota, Citizens are invited fap td 4 gon Merth atiend a a8 Mer meeday) < y at the Fifth Ward Trowel 1 this (Wed. Eminent . B. EAGER, Presiden H. TAYLOR, Ward Committee. M.PUTHILL, Finance Commies . WYCKUPF, Treasurer. a Secretaries dag. Jno. Heare, A. J, Piome, “MATRIMONIAL. pn H ADVERTISER, A suce ESSFUL YOUNG BUSINESS man, of good edication, polite manners and agreeable address, having recently amissed « fortune and vested ¢ winner to treet with a ly or widow, pleawing mrnners, and a frank, honest titution Ins ntire confiden ven In edvauee of an interview if des x 171 Herald office, for one week. mation al in Liverpool to WILLTA asta x ag Water tren angow to AUER, a 4 D. b, sbisiGon Gor ta London tA uP Milam sree a para io fies Feige Place de pote ‘eJOuNG. @. DALE. Ut Walnut trech OF at the Cu TOIN @, DALE, agent, 16 Broadway, New York R LIVERPOOL—CALLING B AT QUBENSTOWN, AUSTRALASTAN, from Ne 4 Ain from ost, via Halifoe ray MONEY FROM Cavin. 132 £0 Bee s0 Second Cabin, oo inY PROM BOSTON. Cabin...... 80 Seoond Gabin,......,..$! tisie pet ite ‘equivalent. CUNARD, No, 4 Bowling Greer. HE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD'S STEAMSHIP AM | RICA, Captain Hi. ‘Wessels, commandss, (caaty phat Bales, oor tebyt To rom the ‘Breuien pier, pier, weet MTURDAY, April 8, at 12 o'clock M., for ae VIA Sovre ar eee, ated LONDON, HAVRE, g SOOTAMPION AND BREMEN at the follow! payable in gold or ike ogelvatent me r the Bret cabin, $105; sccond cabin, $62 50; steerng ve be followed by the NEW. YORK, April 2, For freig 4 PARP ES ETIRICHS & CO., €8 Brond stréet. JHE HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY ? steamship TEUTONIA, talking passengers te Hamby azre, Sontmnnplon, and London, Apel 1B, Firat cubi Aecond cabin, $62 0; ateerage, #87 60, payable in or its equivalent. For ee apply to KU) XRepe & ue 46 Exc Fes place, Passage oifice, C. B, RICHARD BOAS, 181 Broadway. ‘ATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL pler 47 North river. VIRGINIA Saturday, April HELVETI saturday, April ! Cabin, 3 gold, o equivalent in currency or pastnge apviy to painge 20PY WILLIAMS & GUION, 29 Broadway, AIL STEAMERS TO FRANCE DIRECT.—THE GD ERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY?! first class efde-wheel steamships between NE’ HAVRE. new ling YORK w FROM NEW YORK be HAVRE. « esday, April 26, 18 esday, te ay 24, ae esd, 21 es abl table wine its equiv: Payable in gold or rene! Medteat attendance free of charge. For frelght or passage AVIV 10. 0 J cusezte Agent, 7 Broadway, New York. rd 1S Ge Capucines (Grind Hotel); At Paris, Havre, 7 FFIOR OF THE ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP ¢ No. 6 Bowling Green, ww York, March 28, 1389, ‘Als. CALIFORNIA, PAS: AND sips BY TES UNITED AU are informed that, commencing w f Gur doparture of the ee our steamers will sail from the Company's new and comm ie ler, Seen NO, 43 NORTH RIVER, FOOT OF CANAL Si 12 Boule va LL MH et. D. B. ALLEN, Agent: NITED STATES MAIL LINE FO! m CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA, GREAT KEDUCTION IN STEERAGE RATES, The following first elves side-wheel steamships will be é No. 48 North river:-- spatched af neon, Aprils, Aprit 24° May 8. re sely. _Jrom mer . Q) . (Gaimeaiiig’st! manne sith the Suerhmento.) nceiing at Penama with the Gide City." For fhe pight oF passage apply to RPE: ITED STATES MALL SID: ptain Lawrenee, wilt lew: eaxiay, Apr & at 9 ocho Kor fre freight or pusaa, » " & Co., 29 broadway. ror WAVANA a fh on NEW ORLEANS DIRE The widewheel sterinsiip GUIDING STAR, Captn'- err will leave pier 46 North viver, on Saturday, April / anned accommad:.- areliy siroet. € oy unsul Re, 30 For freight o> pin tions) apply BS AV ORET Fie Caited Sister mall sueatiship FUNG SHUEY, Cay Hildreth, wilt Lest Sg No. 9 No river, on Saturday, April 8, 13 P. , with surpassed accommod tions, $75. For vii oF, pusmnge apply, to HB, CRON. WELL & CO., ‘The STAR’ oF aie "Sx10N will follow on Saturday, April22, fy rope + | MAIL 8’ yd pat #4 of euch mnonty ue Be ane eoaavibiobe gah First Cabin. — Cabin, - wo any ws ca A, WHITNEY, 28 Broadway. F For freight apply at ath a 'Pasprnwawt, Agents PPOSITION LINE. ‘TO CALIFORNIA VIA NICAR/ ua,—Shart route, low prices, —The Central Americe Transit Company will despaten on the 20th of Cary mons from pier No. 29 North + the fi GOLDEN RULE, D. sek master, a erly rl reduce rates of Tame p ir perboulars a DN. RING. TON, Agent, § "Went Srent. corner of Warren street, OR LIVERPOOL—TAB STAR OF THE, WEST, WIT! superior wecond eabin cecemmodations for passonge wails April 8. Apply at THOM ‘SON'S Passnge OMice, 275 Pearl atreeta Ship at pier 8 North river, MSHIP MONTEZUMA WILL ” Kingston, Jamaica, on the 3 MIGRATION ProM ENGLAND, IRELAND, A0., < BTEAD ustirs nad § isla PACKETS, por TAPSCOTR, ais, ‘£ CO'S celebrated lines of LIV: BAPOOL. PACKETS, aya, Drafts payatte ti ‘Trelond, Scotland ar Wales, atts Lie low ext possible F TAPSCOTT BROS. & CO., &6 South ntroet, New York. Pou LIVERPOOL tT SLULBRATED bay cop NTLNE, Captain Cvearey, guaranteed to sail Sh Al wien an returaed. For lowes, wre P: air board, pier 19 Hast Fiver, ef oe toe. MD) , South street. NITED STATES PASSPORTS. — TROIS PENGADEe Po aaron intending to er to thts port (in cor formity wit the new « of War Department ‘IDS from Washingion within two anys, Uy UIDU 11, Notary Public, , No. | 1 Chambers street. NITED STATPS PASSPORT ores, No. a1 Rad pl re Pov Rit: oy ame al _TRAVELLES' GUIDE. (MARGE or Ping ve FoR KEYPORT—ON ND APTRR raday, yr ‘6th, the Stes mbon | MA’ AWAN wil) sare 12 Jay etreet at 83g o'clock P. M., and Key- port at {OR HART'S ISLAND, DAVIDISLAND, Fort scnuy. Jer Whitestone, City Irland, New Bochelle, W: ‘out, SYLVAN GROVE. PTAIN JACKSON H. CHASE, sino the above places, cAI ‘Will leave Peck slip at 21 Ads: wnt leave | New I Rochelle at 8 »’. New 30! FORK J AND HARLEM R — for Abvany, Barawoga conngeung g with the ‘North and + ead leave Peay a treat depot at 10 A. B.and 4 ru of Meseowre Es Es Tickets may be procured a! tw New York and Grooklpe. te na hs checked from and Its commecuons, residence to all points on this road a INSTRUCTION, oe DOLBEAW® COMMERCIAL, ACADENY, om way, gentle wenn hare etieal Hoo econ, aateas Vi Writing, Comme hmetic, &e., and learn more affairs: mouth tbat than in years at ordinary fechouls, nn. nerininn one Tene Awn bag lnes D's COMMER STA L ACADEMY, 260 BOW- w Houston street fa Inatryetion Ix day tii evening ‘in Bookkrep! ney Ari int Wing fend: Grammar, Co foftadter ana private inatruction. A% LADY, WELL QALIFTED T0 TO TEACH FRENCH AND nglish desires a aitintion as governess for is ehtle H jection to the country; references of the lighess deans as Address, He il, Herald often 8’ a BOOKKEEPING, , WRITING, AT td hen mnmar, €c., taught aah C4 per garter. jes prival Y 8 I$ t0 ani etintas ba ieieteed pre A FEW GENTLEMEN AND LADInS WANTED—TO ti] satisfaction Jearn Whoregrapate a ree ind ni sain» come . Piet me. ine pci tia AP MANCHA'S Commerciad Banal atreet, No, 756 NTS, OLDSMITH'S INSTITUTE, ny av aimbllahed 1840.—-Instruction im Be iniies ping and besiness aifairs, Rooms inl pte are ve B. GOLDSMITH, Prinetpal. yy AND 4 AND ORRMAN LAN [AGES—ALSO- Onan. other or ae isha ah To yndM PARIS, Wishes a jon «9 fraitge Mthe beat relerenoes will be given, ‘Apply rivate: at Bs east Houstou street, TEACHERS—WANTED AN EXPERIENCED “AND a 9 LEPRINGE, 1 om PARIB. ueman), to tans ofa new Scnooh about twenip mies (rom New York, Would prefer graduate of a Normal school and one that tie {ool Muse. Address by letter L. F. Holman, 88 Harrison atreot, New York, Ore 7 mo ni WANTED. TWO EXPERIENCED T°, amale teachers in N.Y. $00 and experienced lady for uti Heal teacher Near who raph rgementa shoul Application form. Ww. D-A THACHER, Wito COULD DRVOTE THR f tt day to ® young man, sree of eferred. wh and Preneh jew York Post ui