The New York Herald Newspaper, April 6, 1865, Page 8

4 EUROPE. Arrival of the Etna with Four Days Later News. Englaid’s Claims on Souther, FEARS OF AN INVASION OF CANADA The Monroe Doctrine or Recoguiltio) of Maximilian. Sees GENERAL M'CLELLAN IN ROME, &e., &c., ke. ‘The steamship Etna, Captain MeGuigan, which left Liverpool at three o'clock on the afternoon of the 22d @nd Queenstown on the 23d of Mareb, arrived at this port yesterday evening. i. Ber news is four days later. A London journal says:—The Americans resident in Rome have given a banquet on a scale of grent magnifi- sence to General McClellan, and adds that it is not a little femarkable that at this dinner citizens of both the North * and the South commingled, The Americans thus showed their good sense in not carrying their quarrels into foreign countries, At present, it is said, the American community in Rome is not 60 large as it usually is at this time of the year. The iron ram Scorpion—one of the vessels built by Mogsrs, Yair—had loft the Mersey for Plymouth, to be eommiseioned as a British man-of-war, The French Senate adopted the address to the Emperor by a vote of one hundred and thirty to two, Ton thousand men are to be reduced from the Spanish army. ‘The mails from the Cape of Good Hope to the 11th of February were received in London. Trade was steady. The steamships Peunsylvania, Edinburg and New York, from New York, artived at Liverpool March 23, The Moravian arrived off Londonderry on the 224 of March. " The American Question. ENGLISH PROPERTY IN THE REDE S)ATES—THE COT- TON CAPTURED IN SAVANNAH. In the House of Commons, on the 20th of March, Mr. Grecony asked the Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs whether any and what steps had been taken to protect the property of British sebjects purchased and paid for in the Southern States of North America before the com- mencement of the war, where proof had been afforded of the bond fide nature of the transactions? Mr. Lavaap—I presume that the question applies more particularly to cotton. This cotton comes under two eaterories—that which has been destroyed by the au- thorities of the so-called Confederate States, and: that which bas been takeu possession of by the federal autho- Fities. As regards the former, the government have been advised that foreigners owning property ina country which is subject to such a war as that now existing in the Southern States of America are liable t> all the accidents which inay befall the property of parsons belonging to that country, and if that property has been destroyed for the fond side purpose of proventing it from falling into the hands of the enemy, British subjects who may be Among the owners haw’ no right t» complain, At the same time, thoy have been requested to preserve au- thent'c evideu-e respecting property so destroyed. As regard the cotton seized at Savannah, full particulars have ‘uot yet been received by the government, It appears, lowever, that a large quantity of the cotton bas been removed to the North, and {t is stated that Wt has becn go removed under the apprehension that it might fall into the hands of the enemy. Upon these grounds there ix no doubt that the government of the United States have a full right 19 so remcve the cotton; but her Majesty's Ciwrgé d@'Ajairs at Washington bas ben instrucied to expresea confident hope that no obstacle will be interposed to the claims of British sub- 18 in respect of that cotton—that is to say, that every jaciiity will be given to British subjects fo prove their daim to British property thus removed by the federal authorities to the North. A WAR BETWREN ENGLAND AND AMERICA. Jn the Hovse of Commons, on the 20th of March, Mr. Bxxkevey rose to call attention to the poss bility of a war ‘with America, and to the absence of guns capable of pro- tecting the coasts from the aggrenicn ofa mari'ime Power, ‘The disasters of the last American war were entirely faused by want of preparation, This country then had no ships, erewr, or guns fil t contend with the Americans, and ‘tt wae only’ ‘about tle time when the war concluded that ‘the then government betook themselves to preparation. They should remembor what happened during the Ameri ean war, when an American ship-of-war came into the Channel at Bristol, and fr toree cr four days tigether des- troyed our trade before the Admirality took steps to pre- went it. He had heard old merchants say that they then expected to see the Americans ia King Roads, making Davoc umong our ships, and that if they had gone there bey hawe done as they pleased. ir. Peacocke thought the honorable gentleman had done quite right in calling attention to the probability of @ war with America, and also to the defenceless state of this country. He did not believe that either our de fences would -be inci |, or the probability of such a war diminished, m consequence of the remarks recently made on the aubject o: Canada. He did not think it was ‘the way 10 avoid war with an unvcvupuleus neighbor to teli her that we were unable to defend our colony. He had heard jt stated, lie would not say when or where, that Canada could not b» de ended, and he thought such statements were caiculated to depress the courage and Weaken the ability of the Canadians to defend them- wolves. (Hear, hear.) Nor would aggression be warded off by ‘elling the United States that we were unable to de- fend the colony. Woe could only judge of the probability of a war with the United States by looking at the lan- suage of ministers and persous high in the employment Of their government wane Marquis of Haatixcrox, on the part of the govern- mont, Sald:—I listened with great interest to the debate which took place the other nigi.t upon the defences of Canada, and tt seemed to me thes most of the speakers who addressed the House, having any sense of respon- sibility upon them, adinitted, as we admit, that, whtle @ possibility of our tein, cnoaged ina war with Arwriea, the pe sabiley 0 of me sutaforbune $e very re- (Hear, hear. 1 do not thiok necessary, fo demi to follow the Penne’ of the honorabie member who first spoke to-night. TUB LATEST NEWS. Lonpow, March 23, 1866. ‘The papers to-day warn the Howse of Commons of the Amportance of the vote to be taken to-night on the sub- Ject of Canadian fortifications. The Mexican Empire. WILL THE MONKOR DOCTRINE BR SUSTAINED !— MARSHAL POURY'S SPERCU ONYTHE WAR. Ocaterrichisch: Zeiung of Vienna: esscrts that the negotiations at Washington, between the agents of the Emperor Maximilian and Mr. Seward, ‘pro ing satisfactorily. It reiterates the statementgaint Mr. Lin- ‘oln has promised to recognize the new empire at the termination of the present war. The Paris Conati/utionnel publishes an edita rial demon- trading that the apprehensions of Americam aggression are chimerical, aud stating that the relations between France and Washington have never «cased to be a mot sattfaoory charater. The Vienne papers publish « telegram address ‘ed by the Emperor Maximilian iy the Emperor of Ausiei a, stating ‘that the Austrian volun: hardly arrived in coun- tories ia the interior. Pp the London Times ( ‘this morning opened at an improvemes ¢ , but soon became and retu y day's prices—80% a for delivery, = 8034 a 3% for the scoount, at which they closed. The goves nment fy bes! £16,000 new three per centa, Ritduced a Exch equer Pills 88. a 66. premium. ered fin There was a full discount demand at the bank tanday, HA ‘and in the Stock Exchange short advances were it) re: quest at 434 per cent. In the ign market the transactions have again ‘been and unimportant, but such changes os have occurred we bons upward. ‘The Confederate loan ie dg better, at Lonpox, March 28, 1966, of London, Liverpool and Liabilities, £100,000 ster- fre Megers. A. Fachin & Son, ew York, have suspended. Jing. AMERICAN #TOCKS. Tho Moravian nows was promulgated to-day, ond has @aused an improvement in United States five-twenties, a quotation being 63%. Senscis loved ot 90 Spit rn: Tinols Cent - rie, 82a 338, United Bates five-twenties, 53%. TUR LIVERPOOL gorrox MAnaer veRPooL, March 20, 18. ‘The market has been i. nafs dull to-day, ‘and the es—600 on speculation eRreen Fe Prices i declined fully sd, per 1. market atill Mil March 21, hg A The inues extremely dull holdery bare gubmiied to « further decline of ‘ad. Det jg including 700 on speculeiten ma THR LATEST MARKETA. Lilet March Coron.—The market js dull, with fiitle inqu Pena. ine market ie but fi —The ya rm, Prowmows, —The market is goin steady. market is ly. Spire Yvarpention firmer at yr Tor Amer.can, Calenda: is Da. SUPERIOR Non 3709, 807, ¥ isa, 4616, 5067, 3887, << seo, ‘O17, 4097," 43% 1, Sued, Ste, ook 08s, 000 ae, fos aoe 77 1866. ry, and NEWS FROM MONTREAL. Discharge of the ReStl Raiders—They are Mearrested and Sent, Umder a Strong Guard, to Upper Canada. Mowraxat, April 5, 1865. ‘The rebel raiders Mere discharged from custody this the Uuited ses counsel having withdrawn against ‘They were immediately re- pond charged po DS of the neutrality law, dui, dis motion of U cogent for the “Towa, proceedings were quashed, in 0786" “44 the prisoners might be sent to Upper Canada, A strong force of cavalry and artillery guarded them to thé train, much to the disgust of the people who sympathized with the raidere aud who were prepared to attempt a rescue. CUBA. Movements of Blockade Runners. : Havana, April 3, 1865. There is nothing of particular interest transpiring = Ovedo, of ‘diamond wedding” fame, is lying in avery critical condition with the smallpox, of which disease we bave several cases, reported to have been brought from New York. we Afrived, March 26, steamer Lark, threo days from Galveston, with cotton, Arrived, March 30, steamer Ow, Captain Maffitt. She tried hard to get into Nassau, but could not, The autho- rities there still hold Maffitt’s lieutenant in durance vile for having been engaged in reeruitts there. It is said that the Owl also tried to get into St, Marks and failed. sosnilad, Mareh 25, staaniers ‘Juno, Pelican and Wren euneeran, Os the 28th, Badger for the same port ey y expected that Jonel Lamb will sail ome. ‘English steamer Ajax is at Nassau, doubtloss fitting out for a corsair, A rebel steamer went in there the other day, communicated with her and then left. . SOUTH AMERICA. Progress of the War Betw: Brazil and Uruguay. By way of England we have telegraphic reports from South America, dated at Rio Janeiro on the 14th of Feb- ruary. ‘The advices state that Sefior Volan, Minister of War, had been replaced by Viscount Camanin. Intelligence from Montevideo is contradictory. Ac- cording to one account the garrison agreed to capitulate to the Brazilian Admiral on the 7th of February, and the Brazilians would consequently occupy the place without bloodshed. Another account 1s that hostilties commenced on the 9th of February, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS Married. Coutex—Cranke—On Saturday, April 1, at Chelsea, Mase, by the Rev. Mr. Morgan, Mr. Jouw Cuniey, o Boston, youngest son of the Inte Mr. James Cullon, teacher, of Pollockshaws, Scotland, to Miss Tamnnsa Cuanks, third youngest daughter of Mr. Daniel Clarke, jate of =t. Johns, bt, Kye ag Glasgow Ts please copy. Hicxer—Bowker—On Tuesday, April 4, by Rev, Dr. McSweenoy, at St. Patrick's Cathedral, Rosexr Hickey, of New York, to Ausiia Bowser, of Southport, England. No cards. Southport (England) papers please eopy. Duarte Hasvouy.-On Wednesday, April 6, by the Rev. John M. Holmes, Euias H. PLATT, of New York, to Sana J. Haxrorn, of Jersey City. Newburg papers plcase copy, Rixer—SrryKer.—At Newtown, L. I, on Tuesday, April 4, by Rev. John P. Knox, Wa. J..Rimex, of New York city, to Lorre L., youngest daughter of’ the lute Dr. J. P. Stryker, of the former place. Saxpuns—McKiniuy.—On Tuosday, March 28, at the residence of the bride, by the Rev. Dr. Vinton,’ Fape- nick R. Sanpers to Mrs. Canoune M. McKinizy. Vurnaxo-—Rarr. —At Bergen, N. J., on Monday, April 3, by Rev. G. W. Pendleton, Mr. Anxam M. ViexLaxp to Miss Etxaxor F., daughter of Abram Rapp, Esq., all of Bergen, N. J. Wrstoore—Coox.—In Albany, on Tueaday, April 4, by the Rev. Dr. Halley, Ronsrt F. Westcott, of this city, to Mandarer J. Cook, of the former place. Yousin Marin —On Wednesday, April 6 at tho roat- dence of the bride's father, by the’ Rev. Goo, A. Peltz, Mr. Wituaa 8. Youxas to Mise Fraxcus P. Marsa, all thiscity. No cards. Died. AnTHur.—On Wednesday, April 6, Mary, the beloved wife of Francis Arthur, in the 89th year of her age. The remains will be taken from her late residence, 185 Bridge st Brooklyn, at haif-past nine o'clock, on Friday morning, to St. James’ Cathedral, where a solemn high mase will be offered for the repose of her soul, and from theace to Flatbush Cemetery for interment. ‘AnusTroxa.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, April 5, Baxtnotowew Anwstnoxo, in the 78th year of’ his age. Notice of the funeral in to-morrow’s paper. Bask —On Tuesday, April 4, the Rev, Baker, member of the missionary congregation of a Paul the Apostle, aged 45 years. The reverend ‘clergy and his friends tend the funeral, this (Thursday) morai at the Church ‘of St. Paul the Aj le, avenue-and Fifty-ninth street. Baystxup.—At Harlom, on Tuesday, ans after a long and fingering illness, rege T., only daughter of Richard J. and Sarah A, Banfield, 14 years, 2 months and 14 days. The friends and relatives, also her grandfather, C. D. Tillyou, and the members ‘of Architect Lodge No. 519,” and ‘A. M., respectfully invited to attend the 1, from tho residence of her parents, 124th strect, between Third and Fourth avenues, this (Thursday) afver- noon, at three o'clock. Bakax.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, April 4, oer Evaexz Puxirs, son of Elthue E. and Marin B. Bak ‘The friends of the family ure respectfully peritea te attend the funeral, from his late remdenco, 286 Pearl street, this ee afternoon, at three o'clock. Brows.—In Brooklyn, sui , on Tuesday mornjng, Apu 4 Josue ra H. Brows, only son of Joel Brown, ene! in the 20th year of his ago. The friends and relatives of the Sails, and the mem- bers of Brooklyn Engine Company No. "in are invited to attend the funeral services, at the residence of his father, No. 19 Concord strest, ‘Brooklyn, this (Thursday) afternoon, at half-past three o'clock. Bavoa.—On Tuesday, April 4, Karz. Banas, daughter of Mr. Charles Badge, of Waterford, Ireland. ‘Tho friends of the family and those of ‘her brother.in- pot Joseph we Say bgt respectfully invited to at- ten funeral, residence of ber gister, Mrs. Gunson, No. 100'York street, Brooklyn, Wis (Thursday) aftaruos, at two o'clock. aunt.—On Wednesday na Helio Degen 6, Wiis ty yong child of ‘ohn? M and io K, Bogert, aged 2 months and 90 days. The friends and ——— of the family, also prone of his grandfather, Ralph Bogert, are invited to the funeral, this (Thursday) morning, at ten orelock, from the residence of his Ne pringe gs eng st Busan. —On Wednesday, April 6, aftor a short be but severe fliness, Cxartas Bussext, in the 47th year of his “tthe relatives and.friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Friday morning, at cleven o'clock, froin his late residence, No. 186 West Houston street, without further notice. Browweioa.—On Tuesday, April 4, Pavpxycs Brown. S100, aged 60 years. The relatives and friends of the family are rosy ‘ully invited to atiend the — this (Thursday 00, at two o'clock, from her late residence, President street, Brooklyn. ome ‘onpox.—On Tuesday, Aprilé, Mary A. Coxpow, aged ‘Phe fu funeral will take from the residence of her father, Mr. P. Condon, Thirty-sixth street, Brooklyn, this (Thursday) afternoon, at three o'clock. Cawmever.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, April 4, end- denly, Casran K. Camunyen, aged 27 years and 4 months. relatives and friends of the faani , tie members po 5 yond ~~ Company, No, r) and! the Fire De- partment generally, are respectfully in to attend the funcral, from the residence of af and Catherine Cammeyer, No. 27 Stanton (Taureday) afternoon, at two o'clock. taken to Greenwood Cemet ag Peis Be », —— ughter . an Cleary, aged 2 years, months and 21 days. . Z The funeral will take place from the residence of her fort tee 92 Broadway, this (Thursday) afternoon, at Cimary.—On Wednesday Onarues Svitan, son of Burris and Mary Cle: ki wanes cea’ friends of the fui are respectfully invited to attend the funeral thie ireday) tiaras at two o'clock, from the residence of the parents, No. Casspy.—On Wednesday, April 5, after vere iliness, Mary Casupy, in the bad year of 6 frienda and acquaintances are respectful! from her late residence, No. 750 W: The remaine will be taken batons of interment. Conxun.—On We April 6, Catam Cowx.ix, ty > year. ¢ friends and rclatives of the family are US tnvited to aitend the faneral, from his rom hn al rai witce Third avenue, this (Thutsday) afternoon, ° ‘de, srithout further invitation. evine.—On Tuesday, April 4, Joun Jt., son of Jobn and Kate Devieg, on Pecoathh ios 2 days. The relatives aud acquaintances of the family are re- Speotfully invited to “Tek the pomp hoe tue rest. jester streot, afternoon, at two 0% oe —,, dence of his pore, Faranainn. item bron Rp! 10 ond of pea ‘are cs eave the fane- ral, from the house of her forother-in- law, H. Doliner, 177 z Washington avenue, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two 2 —On Wedndésday moruin, Mornay Frreratwer, only ton of See ai ste Sod patrick, “ilo or one ti 4 days. Alictions sore long time he Fore; — tried AL jeaned to give him case, we bien from hia pain. The friends of the family and those of his uncles, i and Henry Murray, are respectfully invited to at the funeral, from the residence of his randmother, southwest corner of Eleventh avenue wf od orty-anied street, this (Thursday) at two NEW YORK BYERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1683. Lag elie y April 4, Gaonce L. For, aged 42 ‘The relatives and friends family ty of the respectful! from Ms lato resi 160 Washinton sre wh Bogen past two o'cloc! < tien ? oe ‘uceday, 4, Maveuxe daughter of Augustus oabato, ged 2 pete ‘and ‘The relatives and friends of are res; invited to attend the funeral, Pests her stare No. 8 Beach street, this yp afternoon, at if one oe jock, wi . a oe mains inaher pt patemad a. Havans—J B Ward & Sitensterssems Jao ern e HINES G W Rooseray, Haren, New Orleane—N H Brig- ‘Time (Br), Smith, Para—C Ludmann “Esha Bird of the Wave (Br), Crocker, Malamosoe—C Mee- Paper Br), Pine, Port au Prince—Brett, Bon & Brit Naind Bu), WicherSbod” Cneanee eS, a Lig maraemn*, Mary Brig LH Cole Br), Cube— ae ter of oh and Mary G. a'risbie, i £ Bigelow Br}, Holtace Massena ie een es Dig yer ral A) tfond | Sivie Martin (te) Reaves, Camberland Harbor—J cee ant relaiives S¢ scpetaly Lee aelook, Sig ser ce sa the fungr 31, on Friday afternoon, wm . Ma | Brig Mite (Br r No. 190 Henry street. Brg Ameria pay Erp Boston and New Hay ~s papers please corr te) &Co. Garpiner.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday m¢ ng, Apu! 4, Bae em 5 Point, Lours C, GARDINER, years and 3 months. (Br), Allen, Montego Bay—Lea: peat & Co, The friends of the Sgr Ma fe Brann, He jt oe ‘and the members of Frontier Hose Company No. 6 Lo Ame acta invited to att yo the funeral, from the residence of his brother, Thi H. Gard ner, 107 Johnson street, this (Thursday) mening, at ten o'clock, A solemn reqniem mass wil?) ‘as thea up for the repose of his soul, at the Chr, Rimption, corner of York and’ Jay st will be inte in family, Cathedral, ~~ kom city. '~ Vault at St. Patrick’s ‘At a special meeting of Hose Com; No. 5, of Brooklyn, W, 9, “held on Tu pon aaa er “4 it was unanimously resolved, that the officers and mem- ‘ott Of the Ftre Department ‘be respectfully invited to attend the funeral &f our late worthy member, Lewis C. Gardiner, on this (Thursday) morning, “4 ten o'clock, at the residence of his brother, 107 Johnson street, Brooklyn. B. FARLEY, Foreman. Hayry J. Apasm, Secretary. Gattacuer.—On Tu mornii 4 residence, 65 Sands st ar Sa mi Baten His friends, as also chee of his sons, Hi Bartholo- mew, mea apne and ag ‘and | er-in-law, Bartholomew 8 ophens, Jale of. Baltyshanoon, co coy A Donegal, Ireland, are respectt to attend the funeral, ‘which will take eye the Church of the Assunsption, corner of York and Jay streets, Brooklyn, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o’clock, where a solemn, requiem masé will be celebrated in the morning, at halt vant eight o'clock, The remains will be interred in th Comaery of the Holy Cross, Flatbush. a ogy —On Tuesday, April 4, Guorar Grim, aged the tr friends and acquaintances of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, his late rpsidence, 61 West street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock. The members of George Weshington Lodge No. 736, F. and A. M., are hereby summoned to attend a sp, east communication of the lodge, at their rooms, cor ger of Broome and Crosby streets, at twelve o'clock M., for the purpose of paying the last’ tribute of respect '.o’our de- ceased brother, George Griffln. ‘The fraternity’ in ge‘ncral are respectfully invited to attend. B. COULTER, M. Gruzert.—On Toeada, Avril 4 ‘Mane emmy wife of Clinton Gilbert, in the year of her ag, The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the; residence of her husband, No. 460 -Fifth avenue, one ¢ioor blow Forty- third street, thie (Thursday) afternoyyn, at on: o'clock, without farther notice. Harrison.—Joun Harrison, aged 33 yenrs. He was taken to the Evergreeny, Comctery for inter- men Jouxsos.—In New Brighton, ¢yn Wednesday, April 5, after a short and painful illness, Witugam Parie, yon 0 William HH, and Btizabeth Jofanson, aged 6 months and jays. ‘The relatives and friends, f .nd the members of Friend- ship Hose Company No. 2, 7 .re respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of parents, this (Thursday) afternoon, at + pa! o'clock. ee are Tuesday Y) April 4, Geonax Junniws, late of the Ninoty-artn New Ye rit olunteer. “The relatives and fri¢ nds of the family, also thoso of his brother Bernard, 9 ye most reg) eottully. invited to at- tend the funeral, ‘his (Thursday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from his lab ¢ rosidence, No, 128 East Thirty-sixth streot, without furt her invitation. Kixe.—In Broo! clyn, on Tuesday evening, April 4, of ay A. and scarlet fever, Gy once ‘Water, only son o} Ellen A. King, @ Kags 9 years and 11 months. The friends “uf the family are invited to attend the funeral, from. his father’s rosidence, No. 245 Adams street, Brook? yn, this(Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Kaity,—C a Wednesday, April 5, Eowano, son of Wil. Mara and Yiarghret Kelly, aged 6 years, 6 months and 4 The P/lends and acquaintances of the family are re- spectful ‘iy invited to attend the funeral, from the resi- dence #,7 his parents, No. 264 Rivington street, on Friday Ks oon, at usd bia: AV ENTHAL.—-On. Tuesday am rit 4, Caron: wify of Dr. Samuel Liben' oy. * i he funeral will tako pine this huday afternoon, ‘at two o'clock precisely, from No. 188 Went twenty nth .reet, between Seventh and Eighth avenuos. The friends f the family are invited to attend without further notice. ‘Luwxoy.—after a brief illness, Maruaket Laxxox, a na- Live of the city of Dublin, in the 40th year of Her age. ‘The funeral will proceed from her late residence, No. 222 First avenue, on Faday morning, at nine o'clock, to the Church of the Nativity, where a Fequlem mass will be offered up for the repose of ‘her sou! Mvrray.—On Tuesday, pal 4, 4, “Jamng @. MoRRAY, eldest son of the late oe. Pastry, in the 24th year of his age. The f friends of the oe. are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 10 East Thirty- second street, on Friday morning, at haif-past nine o'clock. The remains will be conveyed to tho Church of St. Peter and Paul, Nea on £. D., where a solemn julem me will be offered Tor the rey of his soul. RIN. —Epwarp Martix, son of Edward and Eliza Martin, aged 1 year, 7 months and 20 days. The friends ‘and’ Acquaintances of the 1 famil, spoetehy invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) at two o'clock, from the residence of his peronte, 300 Monroe street." 4, Apnan Gan, —At da, on Tuesday, April Lorr, infant son of Robert and Alice Funeral thia (Thursday) afternoon, at tnree o’cl from the residence of The relatives an his friends of the family are ee an further notice. Lerenia MoGomg.—On Tuesday evening, April 4, after a severe — Epwarp McGuire, a 38 Z ends of tho family” Marble Cutters’ As- , the members an hones members of ae se Engine Company No. 26, the ere tee honorary membors of Ringgo! No. 7, are respectfully invited to atvend the ye tune fede bis late residence, 416 Seventh avenue, this (Thursday) after- noon, at two o'clock, without further notice. Pearsau.—On Wednesday, April 6, after a short buat Isaac Duzisy, only son ‘of the late Durlen Pearsall, a, Md bee me and 6 days, ‘Tho friends and rel family are iy invited to attend the che ig on Friday afternoon, half past two o'clooly, from’ his late residence, ux severe illn psoas Brooklyn, a , April 6, pan gestion of the ‘the beloved daughter of An- = and-Margaret aged 6 years, 4 months and ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 32 Sackett street, South Brooklyn, on Friday afternoon, at two o'clook. rer. —On me April 4, Huan Sewm, in the 75th ‘ear of his yemne friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 177 East Fifteenth street, this reday) oon, at one o'clock, tae, wiihet ‘further invitation. n Tuesday, Mannix Dreomioy, Saas and “Adolotd tetas’ aged 2 yoars, 8 months The ftrichde of the family are respectfully attend the funoral, om Friday afternoon, af at half. o'clock, from his its’ residence, 340 Water Sevoin.0e ednesday erernenn, April 5, Peres Sar. fears. othe rele Telativee and friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, on Friday afveraoon, at two o'clock, from his lato rerldtoer, 611 West Forty-seventh street. SuLuvay.—At his eng ae on Tuesday, April 4, after Ae a ines, Juneausd ScLiuvan, in the 80th ear of his 1 aNd alia fviduiha 0 the teanlty ark invited to attond the funeral, ag) the residence -i mother-in-law, Maria Hoffmore, lah ee (Thursday) afternoon, at two crclosk, t ferme ee of the ate Rev San am At jow York East Conference, diya, on April eee SeSeema klyn, on Wednesday, in Esq., eee, of St. Helior's ear of his ves and friends’of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from from his late residence, No. 300 State Trorrer.—On Wedneeday, April 6, Jonaraan Taorran, age. in the o@th | dd of b Notice of jorrow. aan —On relay, March 81, in Lawrence, at the residence of his — Mrs. Graham, Josioa ane, of this city, aged 62 Wire. —On Wednewiny, eae, Ae 5, Mary Looms, oa bh 1 Robert 8. ite, aged 1 year, 2 mont The re¥atives and friends of the family are pe ow Waar, age os nes eames | 5 wend the ‘on Friday afternoon, at two o'e! from her late : eeidenoe, 46 South First ‘ucey beseidys: | D. Warne —On Woeslnesday evoniog, April 6, Omanuss L. roletrven amd Sriends of the family are. Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his father, No. pd coe as Thirty-four astreal, on Saturday afternoon, at SL CATS SHIPPING NEwS. + CLEARED. Pas J Australaman (Br), Cook, —* vie Biaacsohip fagie, Lawrence, Havana- -Spofford, Palmer, at le * She expen we Sree, serene uttom artan, Ep deeasrtee Loner eS w Taare Nev fow York. Hoover, Havana—J Borland & Monroe—A_ Rivott, ‘Sehr Yorephing” ‘Bell DPhiadelpnie Ht 8 Raekett & Son. Sour Ui Philadelphia-—H 8 Rackett nt & Son. Boguion, ton, Reed: AddtsonJ Boynton So goer % E Smith, Smith. Gloucester—J’ A Stetson ar Schr JC Chew, Cook, Taunton H Kreemer. Joop Harvest, Corwin, Providenee—L Kenny. Steamer D Udey, Polis, Philadelphia &W Briggs, RIVED sbi Bens (Be) Fhe Steamawh 2a 828 FM, wit Mines and’ 18 pate yet Bale. March 28 | PML of Quesnatow hart, i 8 oa ecmnanibe fort and burg bon et te uD 4 EE Fs My ‘“ ames Behe Corea, hence Bait, at 28, Yon 68, 0 pd 8 oes ‘Atsice, bound Bj ae his Sassy ses wy, appear d hip Coste Rica, , Dap “ee act pata gers 0 BP A 1 re a March 28, a ip joih Br So ‘Siscum, oy 7, March 3 Was tow rk oy oe Rd bore ea her shaft on guide Gate Lawve i 0 arin? frien.) te din Ta Inst the Cnpes of Virgtn oi he eyo ig ip Or Norton, o site ae meno, i 4a, 18 days, in mee to glide Stinson, Savannah, 8 anys, with 1906 bales cottor Fantine, eon Draper. Bari Fulcon (of Oa Dia Amo) weit ious, Be, to Wor ge a eid ere 2 ier. ‘Dec Cape fod or 6th and hi (winds and. calins ac Mt Are st thomas cere sho pot ia for onder) rch 2, and sid mee ‘hunch 2 lat ba0®, low" me fren (Pr), Jean, Havre, 87 days, with mdse, to fH H Swift & Co, st Inet lat $60, lon B90, spoke Dallast, to WL Allen & Se southward of Hatteras; March 31, hada ht leane from awh ahip stand. showing 34 diste pend mt, Cae sh Boyd eH Hark Anaconds, Peretvat, Pernambugo,, March 9, with «u- 1H JH Dillingham, for Trinida fark Ells Adele (Br), r) Alexander, Matamoros 16 days, in Bark Rapid (Br), Marschalk, Vera Cruz, 28 days, with goat skiancocliveal eto Hargois & Go. iad heavy gales to | 4 with a heavy cross. sea parted thres strvads of ber er upper works cot ible. iower ‘and opened h ve Bark fants, Conway, Aspinwall, 12 days, with mdse, to J Titk Emily & Ada (of Bellze, Hon), Jobnson, Belize, Mare 26; with logwood, 10 Josiah Yen. Munch BO. lat 94, fon 80.45, spol brie avid B Doane, trom ‘Trinidad 2 NYork. Bark Wilhelmine, McEwen, Port au Prince, 10 days, with logwood, coffee, to it Becker & Co, rk Hetress’ Clark, Savannah, 8 days, with 1989 bales cot- Y, Michon, Ponce, 12 days, with root & Peck. pase Brig Sie vores SoF: uebec) ie, to F Small & Co: mary Albacrons (of St Johe, NB), Partridgo, Neguabo, PR, 2 aay wie oul ane mol to master. Had very hea- Tie retiare (or Bt Kittel, Wilsce, “Curacoa, 22 days, with ra aalt and specie, to Jones & Lough. pang Elland, Libby, Matansas, 6 days, with sugar, to rookman daa ee (of 8t John, NB), Lamperd, Matanzas, 14 vs, wi mol Brig Simcoe (of Tark: sand), Higgins, Cardenas, 8 days, wih tne Taney, Zasa, day ve a 5 ‘sh, Laney, sugar and mo- lasses. to Brett, Sone 0 nz 7 Bes Freesiote, Chisholm, Sagua, 9 days, with sugar, to H Brig TA Darrell, Webh, of and from Bermuda, 8 days, n ballast, to Middleton & C8. aga Harvest Queen (of Bermuda), Pentston, Bermuda, 10 , in bailnst, to Middleton & Co. rig L M Johnson, Elis, Fort Medway, NS, 6 days, with pie toT M Mayhew & Co. rl Cloud (or, New: London® PED), Mcintyre, St Haitle Hose (of Pordasa): with inolaawes, to Miller & Ho Schr Alice ra, Matansas, 8 days, with melado and sn; Schr Ellen Forres fer (of Deer Island, Me), Warren, Rua- h 24, with ‘Ross (of Pordandy, Poland Ma Matanzas, 7 days, ton. T (of St John, TOP I Neviue & tag Pox ry with fruit, to order, hr Albert (of Masenn, NP), Riordan, Nassau, 12 days with mise 25 passengers. to Montell Bartow: re eee Si keen arte om Mtge ‘a inet; iat’ 40, Ton’ 72°80, an brig ‘iatee: 3 Lvopler (Be), Smith, Hallfax, 8 days, witn oate, to re (Br), x, 8 days, 8, ‘Behr F Arthemus, Mitchell, Shulee NS, 10daye, with spare, », to Si Richardsot ge ay diver Broke ito, Cornwallls, 8 days, with "TR Hammond, Cram, St_ Andrews, NB, 4 days, with ruber to hog ‘nion's Son & Co. t Saxo! 3 New Orleans, 14 days, with flour and ne post Schr Marcus Hunter ‘ot i Me), Orr, Savanosh, & days, with 271 bales colton and $9 do rope, to Simeon Draper. Is at quarantine. Heh Paice rom Ma Mansanilla i, Sour Mary N Oni Bon Boston. pene, Rog xo Brow Son Johnson, Elieabethport for: Boston, B Flower, Russnil: Kilzabethport for Hartford, eh fee nry, Curtis, "coh erm amg for New Haven. F Faran, Clark, E Mech Fd peo cafe Wein Sehr Bhat cea te EE ae ioe Lord, New Bedford. Pair Wing, Woodhull, Pall River, fete Ara Bare febber, Providence, Sor Brand ine, Corson, Providence. etre dene. Bett Heng Bute a i ite, evra Save fr iar Ci beet Ror dares Behe Blophen Groiby, Benth, Nev Bahr Btophen Oroiby, Si ak i beg be Py sala eae deg ester uss. tens Baily buat Se So am i brig ‘Wind at sunset SE. Miscellaneous. Sreausnte Ristxa Stan, one of the Star line of sidewheal steamers between this port ahd New Orleans, was success- Pe orate at 434 o'clock, frdin foot of en lag ae pga nate Callao, Feb 17, lat 1016 ¥, ne Knowles, from Glasgow for Galle, Jen Stinson, hence for Panama, Jan fare, Todd, from Callao for Cork, Jan tits Small, from Callao for Cork, Jaa 14, lat a LS dca Jan maui ua tte, a aye peasants aA ha wit } from Portland for Beaufort, March 30, Feb ere Gouden Hor, Horn, Rice, Caloutta (and ek aa ei dee tat (and ae ear oc} =| See ae eae a ie Grace AorEee aie aimee end Es Aa vir ae Sh pchts crit wis = xis Cain, Rauyitee Lowell, Key Bartlett, Bo , bark, Haein oer zfs ig Bt la hie. fm + March 31814 Montesuma, Philadelphia, Gilkey, Antwerp 18th, Saxons (8), ork: bh RS yc 1a, Fring A stow nere Lark ie, Mary, Gal ), Parso 8 | SP Fe Mocnrter, NYork. Sid 9th, bark Annie (Br), Sam. Jacwnr, ca 18—Arr scbr Daniel W Peck (Br), Clark, ng prevented by the ice mgs ee Goipentutys on New York ling NY Bt 8 Bilen Austin, Fre: Feat ue, Hinschiteon, do” “Pret ew Wats, ‘earn Rs Janeiro. nt out 13t! Section Mew York: ans cre ham, Nei Bowens ms oxeate | HE is 2 Ale tl sand Ching «w). ils and Ante Little, New 19—8ld from’ ii ee ore Polar Btar, G~, Foi Seed. Fe age, NYork, an, New York; Pahaina, Hanson, oat Darks Tonic, Nole, di mast it in cowtack Witt 542 and done other Samo"; Bei dest panne at ona in'the 2 of the en: Dondu ner, 1g + but gop, Fey he lols: pale. ov.siy her ¢fow had mutinied an almost ‘ulted eae mate, war feared ' srould not recover-he then took the. bon the * esse! allie Bonsuil, Leavitt to toad for Now 0) neo and cable in Emma ne (0 Yor! 3 beige Flying Boe i Biroue Tost ‘anchor and cal sebr aie River Tabasco (went ieeen in ‘ithe on oe ap fn horn’ Shain), fd with lous of bulwarke, bowsprits ‘%4—Arr bark Sea Eagle.. Howes, Island of Paetatea asthe reise ‘Lee, Hering, Matamoros; 29th, Hi i | bia a hs ach mrgace (Bry, Pet, NY. NYork; Windward, Part- eis brige Jobn Brightman, ‘Gray, erton, Bostor brig WD Slovar, Plover, Boston ‘bark Am Croton, Tugrabam, Neiatoit lo Philadelphia; PR wei Mi At) M Gray, Gray, do}, br! rande, Lawrence. Minch }Arr Levpoldo Petrolluzat, Cadero, New Panaw, h 26—In port steamships Golden City, La- BE warty eg rey org meee i Sonora, and Uncle an pt hte more, Ge! Frances, days. Sid 23d, hip St Louis, 8 ah rar ‘Ban oPremnannvoo, March 9—In por rks John Mathes, saa from ladelphia, er diag; Grace (Br), Blateh re Siti a5 ack Bos Broese, ‘Bogera, u Primos, March 6—Arr sehr Planet (Br), Powerss SS AS Iouk for Miragonteys Tat th, ‘ald 3d bh Babinenu & Gand (Br), Ascand, Boston (and for Cuba) Tat Hat, brig Almate (Br) Aariva ‘New York); 20th, tenTo Casas {110)'Mareh 18In port bark Loulsa Cook, from eeeaEa So 26—In port schrs Sunbeam, for New Or- jt eG own, March Fl=sId John Z, Dimmock, Hayward, oss Havutas Bob 8 Agr Joba Wi tts, Winchell, Moulmetn ELENA, rr John Watts, (and sld_17th for Faimoulh); ieth, Cliro Bubayan, Erring 01 Baas, Marek 26 Arr sehr Wa ar ‘ing den, Havana; 28th, brig Frontier, Littedeld, Phitndelph hi brig, barat Alice (Bry genes ns, Baltimore: 81 a ater ita (Br), Fougere, NOrlean: apart M farch 26, barks Arindne, for NYork; Glengall, Boston; brigs Clio, for NYork; cs Day Spring, for do. it 2atn, ee eee Merch IeeArr echt Witch Queen, Hoyt, Balt '4GO, Maret rr a a mare {and sid 234 for Quantenamo). . 614 16th, sohr Bolferino mas, Baltimore. ORY ; Vigor, Feb 25—Arr ship Cosmopolite, Waite, Fal- mout! “e brigs Ten Siste Sr Jouxs. PR, March 4—In port brige Ten Sisters, Dod. for Baltiinore: A HaR Oran bth brig Pechtens, Phitadel i naesoms Ny Marek, Hr! fd sehr Seater, Harris, b 11—Arr White Wi Ross, New York. “Hint Bax ‘Warch ai-Atr bark Gare Gardner, NYork. Vauarcra, March 12—Arr Buropa, Hagen Now Yor b Arr barks Radosh, Jenkins, Sydney, ae fa 2th, Pheon 284, one (Brem), Helmers, New York. ‘ rk Anglo Saxon, Crowell ‘Melbourne, March 14—In port barks Albert! Olmstead, for Skt dg: Honduras, Hocves, diss: brig A” A) Bradshaw, bios for Minatitlan, Sld 9th, bark Zingarella, Lane, Mina- larch 23—In port brigs Cnas Albert, Hardy, from anid fot Nore, ding; John Sherwood- for do, dg. im ON A. ][NFORMATION WANTED—OF MRS. MARGARET FITZ- erald and her children; she left Lowndes county, Geor- st suromer or fall and went North. She can hear from jer husband at 135 Taparty_ street, ‘New York—Jobn Fitzger ald. Baltimore and Washington papers please copy. F JOHN HUNTER HALLINGSWORTH ' HOPEING ‘will return to 282 Fourth avenue, he will be received wit a eelennee and treated kindly, as his uncle feels sorry About hi GENTLEMAN WHO PURCHASED A J. Wier taruiture at tho aalo at the, United Staten Hotel Saeco! furniture a the role eh that unless the balance dae on the bit, with charges. Tet Paige ie wilh be Jrorotd on his nooount on Monday, ‘Ape 10, at T o'elock P. M. at the the Gens 8 Salesrooms, aoaener Wi iilonghby und Pearl Streets, Brooklyn, JOSEPH HRGEMAN, } Avotloneers. E INFANTS Ny td ADOPTION.— WO LOVELY in street, second floor. Apply at 61 Fran! DRY GoopDs. T. ages & sof did assortment of NovELTIES ae ‘CLOAKS, MANTILLAS, to which they invite special attention. paris ns Broadway and Tenth street. T QRAND QTREET CHEAP ATORR FASHIONABLE d-styles in Bonnet Ri Straw Bonnets, sis td Blomert in Bonnet Sika. Mi mente En Sroidaios Glows, Ho rad Gloves, Linen Hand. Rerehiots ke. EDWAT RIDLEY rect, fifth block east from IRE! igo FIRE! OARPETS, Now is the time to bWear can ($50,000 worth of a ae gti damaged at the WIENDOUS LOW PRIORS, ot 133 Bowery, near Grand street. (G00 orentxe OF OLOTR AND 6IL1 SILK WRAPPINGS. 6. THOM! HOMPSON ‘Will open Paris goods of the Quest kind oa THURSDAY, APRIL 6, Oonstating of UES, . eacquzs, ROTONDES, LEY, Bit nd ath ‘Grand and 0 Bowery, WET OARPETS. i BUGENTES, IN SILK AND CLOTH. ae cae ayes well to call before going aoe | eee pended tar broadway, over Holmes & =a Eee 7, nest Py e Twenty -cighth cores” cnn eer ser ats AT QU, aa san st Mo tore fon etn BeHEe ea Karma ae! PAIR Ay: GOLD FRAMED EYEGLASSES; avenue, below i iret Their Tails wit’ Riven the the portratt painter, 1 SUM OF expenses. STATEN IS! ND, tr acme or J. jutler, the person ton place. Lo geeving thanes ates ged Anz per person veya, 600 Bron pall ec et to Dr. ee gre eg Toy O8T.—A CANARY BIRD LOST FROM 143 EAST FOR. Liiyncvonth vicect $6 will be paid to nny one retsrhing te Ost—ON MONDAY, APR Lik oll Highton A ee 5 cbela hens Wonton ou Palins ror ov Sit boon i ann i ras 3 riventh wives en ‘or 82 Wall at Biamasa te att ‘will be paid to the Gader by beingiog 10 Alfred Bliss & Co.'s, REWARD, — OF, MONEY, CON. 83.200, “run Tont ‘on Fe jerday (Wednesday) der will receive weir reward on return: 1 aia Ing to). "he MT JEWELRY, ¢ ae. Teese ® BROADWAY (NEW YORK u ber ont over any man in dd Bilver, Furs, amet Mair Shawis, or any Sinmondy ol Riise sod Spon Ps ot Ww mtr by al WATCH,” $16. setae of price. cana ri rg ep. ie agent iE pneTene SEASON, Rg DAILY FoR GENTLEMEN yum of Anat Brond- Dienig, athe Xe the morose ie yee tees $107" ureR we them Cy La] 4 4 vet Scie poner pire. LLCOCK'S POROUS FLASTRRS. ts ak ae ipeomelapytiog: te. darn, 1. ins— hy Aint ‘Sf your Porous im her ald mg oe a ea 8 ’ JOHN V. N. HUNTER Messrs. ia very “A ‘ Lneoeieges Aas fountH BUILDING, wx,» For sale by all s —CORNS, ee INGROWING NAILS, TENDER. 10: ee A 9 Briggs Allorlator and Cursiire, for corns, bunions, ae. irene ‘and sent by mail. W cents, $1, $2 and 5 w. DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (0 Dov. Az Rina BEQn ‘BEND en 4 but wi cee "provera ie is PERERA Beata inte habe TWICE us SAY Sahih INGLE SPRING SKIRT th That ever HAS iD in Elasticity, Dura- {nfowerzeonomy. > in Blegance, G pine? Y Comte AS Ore CARY, M7 Ohane Retailed in ALL AT ser Bitl AT GOLD -1ces_ Aer RLOREAER, ver Plated generates er Me Wh ea (Wy ing paste Sane —USE. Institute. "8 MOTH-DESTROY iG PACKET. A. Bow oR RB SALE BY ALL DRUGGII \ Ohta, de fat De LCE, 0 sepa Kice’s Anuiht cures Corns, mail, 50 cents rf #1. 7. wien attest corns wich street. Coffees, Fis inv itone in Rew York Ona! (PURKISH BATHS, Bi TU! nesr corner of Catal street Hocus. Gentlemen, Sirah Sa F is aud eat iat a cee Jux' ees nit description of the bath see the GLISH REMEDY FOR Go! Ti acirantm. Alt ater from the above r of recent or pik standin Sreeavien’ touse $0 Der and bee bbe 1c oe remed er ste the it ‘e and e! al | stsite, and have been universally used {a Europe for yours with the greatest aucoess. by Prout & Harsant, 229 Strand, London, land fund. wold by vote agenté, WELLS &'00., 118 lin street, New Prtee Na jenty's Co Sekaetides A A, authorized the gad address of “Thomas Prout, 229 wren pox impressed upon the government at the genuine medicine. — COPARTNERSHIPS 10M: PETENT NT PRACT CAL MANUFACTURER A cath a and pareey ay ods, with w capital of f to. bor = to $10,000, will “apporuunity 10 couneet ei mth large wa wasiesale’ manufactart g fompany ia in bis city by mdrepalng, wil real name, A. C:, box 174 Herd rc fe KIMBEL—OF THE FIRM OF A. ican ME + BUS, cabingt makers, 024 Brosdwn and Ane pantie fo peeteh, fully, inform his former patrons ine bat eae that he haa no connection Fwlisiever wi but the one above named. Samay ks BaeT Rt MEE} P, ee WANTED.—THE ADVERTISE! Wwao A. Gots oe tir, ae abs ti some why, workas 20 “i to his stock. Any suru party may address Truck, Herald RDINARY OPPOMTUNITY. WANTED, oa wiih $2,000 capital to Savest equally with the thud. oak Bt sine’s, wherel ee eta te. Laguice of Mi. JONSS, th West -second street. AN ai ASSOCIATE WANTED—W TH A FEW HUNDRED a A man of inte; end st habits will find Fi Ae sly CA MILTON 4 O0,,208 Broadway. ARTNER WANTED—WIT?. FROM TWO TO THREB A bate dollars, in a wheiesale and retail gg oI pean well established, and ioing a good busine: mre 8 cae 10 AG A, BIGGS & SOM, Tf Nason street, femart pies dase e es cf tans MPORTANT TO CAPITALISTS --AN for a paying investment seldom vifered. addressed to RM. 5., box sadroass will rocetve tax stveution, éitber fo person by leltes, as may be desired. .—MR. HENRY P, DER, NoUsticom urge “Se 8 THAYE Boston, April 1, Lynd ruederaanea 1 lave this dey formed » ¢o) under the si eer ye a ype ged & CO., and will cai business quished to thea by by 3% E. sthayer SFO ps ee a & Bi ‘4 ARTNER WANTED—A GOgD, SeRane MAN, WITH: in @ neat, onesie Sd Dee aftgs ustney a at WS Broadway, room 81, up frontastaire. ARTNER WANTED—AN ACTIVE YOUNG La who understands the Pater, trade, with npr 98, wil ual ae sppoeat ry tablished: « ‘opportunity for right fy at 385 ees street, ani —<$—<<$ << TNER WANTED—IN A LIVERY AND SALE 8TA- Pitt et by an austionser woreed: tm Uoulwicea week, or would, Dive san as foreman tion inthealy ‘tureas W-0 ’0., Herald office, grime WITH RE. see CAPITAL, AND: DESIROUS westing in largely, will do alle addrantor all ou ia at n Hotel; time ied snnactory onpoonons a0 ao ofc HE COPARTNERSHIP gh fg under the name of A. W. Gi hereby rte MP sig THE SracAy PARTNERSH re Van Suet. toni ts re as Ha ri New York, RESPECTFULLY CALLING formed a coparinerstip, feat Nornie's Conf tor th in'alocke, bonds ad other ° weil Particulars iJ rahe tare ot Goneral Partner. + { Speclat Partners, A announce ai Seasons a ase Bene ty foe WANTED, IN A CASH MANU- fears on hand. moe Ene - ai oe Naw Yore, April 1, 1866. reporter report who sould ‘seers i aotioes. "hadreas fg rp ich pe ord TO JO) ER RS hood ake ths $1,000. $1.000 Perum aris iormaes avs rand sed hate ‘stm = | am AUTHOR - ANEW AND vanes uae ayy ; he ast Seamer Tiawor ie oR — pi A teeprise, bor dd Heraia ottee ain aan an ae ‘IN AN ESTADI BLISHED | $6,000.-sranseareee ee 815,000. aa ee aes TNO” Bea No 8 VERY FINE DOUBLE FOR SALE—LAMINAT, gornls: ‘Nraechante ‘Can Le seen al 493 G: nd street, a4 fans eetsnare gh nd aot foram peat and Faney tagales, Lark ee and the ver Pheaban Deer, Aligator: E. 1 SLOOP YACHT, te order, 187 Post OR SALE UBLE GUN, A FB ting iting eee fe tpply at 91 uate streak, Fs, Ale gs eel ster bem tine ROK! and Bick pure Pup hie haan ioe dy tag oe foes 1 to the cout éL SR A re om Q@Ray, ROOSEVELT STREET, HAS FO! o Ni i Bull Terrie jewfoundian: vane sr eana 7 ‘enail Bal k and aa" Tan sootch and and Skye Terriers; a pate of email Ttatlan Grey hounds. ————— pnnrnntEMOV ALS, oe Mote ati "ial aC Bae iia od ,