The New York Herald Newspaper, March 6, 1867, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘Tumspay, Mareh 5—6 P. M. ‘The stock market has boom greatly depressed to-day, and the bear element is in the ascendant, To sell “short” ix bocoming more aud more the fashion, and those who buy for a vige are regiirded with pity by those who oper- ate fora fall, The disappointment occasioned by the passage of the $50,000 000 loan certificate bill, the national bank troubles in this State, Boston and Balti- more, and more immediately tue deciine in gold, com- bine to favor the bear moyement at a time when it can hardiy-be said that any speculative spirit is shown on the bull side, owing mainly to the crippled condition of ‘the street. In Boston it is reported that there is a general feeling of distract of the transactions of bankers and brokers since the recent stock house failure there exposed the gross irregularities whith had been practised, and the credit of good houses suders in consequence. The First National Bank of Newton, Mass., 1s stated to be without assets, and this, alike with its defunct namesake of Hudson, N. Y., bas ‘been placed under the charge of a Treasury agent. The ‘Mechanics’ National Bankjof Baltimore, in which a heavy defalcation of long standing has just been discovered, ‘will not, it is announced, suspend business, although ‘the stockholders wit! be mulcted severely to make up the deficiency. These failures and crimes following so ‘soon after the failure of the National Bank of Medina, N.Y., cannot be supposed to oceur without exciting dis- ‘trust far beyond the localities where they took place, the inference being that similar frauds are being perpe- trated in other banks elsewhere; and wére one such in- ‘stance to transpire in this city tie effects upon public - confidence might be disastrous, The money market is easy at six per cent to houses in good Sredit on the Stock Exchange, with a few excep- tional transactions at seven, while the gencral rate for large sums lent on government securities is five. There ts @ moderate demand for discounts, and first class com- ‘mercial paperat sixty days is rated at seven per cent. Dufing the last few days there have been some ship- ments of currency to New Orleans, but there is no out- 0 reported in any other direction tbat is not olisct by the receipts. The passage of the Bankrupt !aw is com- mented upon with much satisfaction among business ‘men, both ia.and out of Wall street, and the expectation is general that after the law has been in active operation for afew months its good effects will be scen in renewed enterprise on the part of an important aggregate of the community whose hands have been hitherto tied by their creditors, At the open board at ten o'clock the railway share market was active but weak. New York Central sold at 102% a 103; Erie, 5405434; Hudson River, 138; Read- ing, 10134 a 1014; Michigan Southern, 71% 271%; Ii- nois Central, 11534; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 79% a; Rock Isiand, 9834 a 34; Northwestern, 34%, ; do. pre- ferred, 6315 a 34; Fort Wayne, 927%; Pacific Mail, 12134 @ 123; Atlantic Mail, $1 a 8134; Westefn Union Tele- graph, 41%... At the first regular board there was fur- ther depression, and Pacitic Mail declined to 1193{—the sales aggregating 4,800 shares, Bank shares were firm, Continental selling at 104; Commerce, 116; Com- monwealth, 108, New Yori Central closed % lower than at the suine time yesterday, Erie 13¢, Roading 2%, Michi- gan Sontherm 134, Illinois Central 34, Cleveland and Pitts- burg 2'%, Clevelaud and Toledo 1, Rock Island 1%, Northwestern 14s, do. preferred 234, Fort Wayne 1, Ohio and Siississippi certificates 1, Pacific Mail 634, Atlantic Maii 1, Canton 1, Mariposa, preferred 3, Western Union Telegraph 3{. Government secarities wete dull ‘and rather heavy. Coupon five-twenties of 1864 deciined 14, new issue of 1865 3%. At the one o'clock open board the market continued to decline, and New York Central sold at 102 a 10236; Erie, 82% 053%; Hudson, 136% 9 Iz 365 Reading, 101 a 1013; Michigan Southern, 71%; Ciovetind and “Pittsburg, 702%; Rock Tsland, 93; North- ‘western, ‘434 7° doi preferted, 61% "a 02%; Fort Wayne,” 92°; Weatera, Union. Telegraph, ALi; Pacific Mati, 12075 » 12074; Adantic Mall, 80. At the hatk-past. two regular board the’ mari:et was steady at the lowes: peint of the day. New < Central cloved 3% lower than at thé first rogular ‘beard, Erie 9g, Michigan Southern. 3, Reck. Island 2, Northwestern %, do preferred 74, Obio and Mississippi certificates 14, Atlantic Maii 1, Quicksilver 1, Western Union Telegraph 4%. Reading was +4 bigher, Cleveland aud Pittsburg 34. Pacific Mail solid at 119398 %. With the exception of a trifling transaction in seven-thirty noies there was no business done ia government securi- tes. At the halfpast threo open board there was no abatement Of the pressure to sell, and prices were still tower, especially for Northwestern preferred. New York Contral 8014 at 100% a 101%; Erle, 62 0 629; ; Hudson, 1354g; Reading, 100%; Micbigan Southern, 703; a 4; Rock tsiand, 923, a 3; Cleveland and Piitabure, 59% ; Norsvuwesiern, 383g a 34; do. preferred, 59%, a 60; Fort Wayne, 92%) a 34; Atlantic Mail, 79 (2.30); Pacific biail, 11841183,. During the remainder of the afternoon the market remained unsettled, but without any ma- teriai change im prices, and at haif-past five the follow- ing quotations were current :—Erie, 523% a +4; Reading, 100% a 101; Michigan Southern, 703; a % ; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 79 a 793; Rock Island, 4 @ 3g; North- western, 3033 a %; do. preferred, 50% a %; Yacitie Mail, 148 a LY; Atiantic Mail, 79)¢ a 79%. The gold market developed a strong downward ten- denoy, the price declining from 138%; at the commence- ment of business to 1367 at the close. There was a moderately active borrowing demand, aad loans wore made without interest and at rates rauging from 2 to 3 per cent for carrying to 1-82 for borrowing. The demand for the payment of customs daties is larger than usual, in auticipation of the new taril on wools and woollens going into operation on or avout Thursday next. The totai rece)pts at the port yesterday were $1,231,000, al- though to-day they feli of to $763,000, Ihe weakness of the foreign exchange raarket is a commercial element favorabie vo a dochine in gold, but the political situation governs the course of the promium more than mere comumercial influences, ‘he ioreign exchange market was dull and heavy, and tive leading "drawers reduced thelr rate for sterling at sixty days from 108%{ at the opening to 106%. Bankers’ bitis on Pngland at sixty days were quoted at the close at 108.4 1084; at three days, 1083{. a %; commercial bills, 107 « 107%; francs at sixty days, 6,174 06.25; at three days, 5.153¢ a 5.17; bills om Bertin, 713g a 72; on Bremen, 78 a 78%;,0n Frankfort, 40% a 4134; on Am- sterdam, 40° a 413g; on Hamburg, 3514 a 4; om Ant- werp, § 22)¢ a 6.20, Consols and American securities are steady on the Tondon Stock Exchange, as the following quotations Marché. _ March 6. n 91 By 13% 36" 364 76% 16hy Mining shares were unsettled. CousMidated Grogory Gold sold at $12 30.8 $12 65; Co- lomban Gold and Silver, $220; Gunnell Gold, $425; Quariz Hill, $4 05; Smith and Parmlee, $6 15; Ameri. can Fiag, $120, At the second board Quartz Hilt closed 10¢ lower than at the first board, selling at $395; Day dson Copper was 10c. higher, selling at $1; Conaoli- dated Gregory Gold 36¢., selling at $12 65, The effect of the panic in mining sbares last week in Boston, conse- quent ou the failure of Mellen, Ward & Co., brokers, muy be inferred from the following statement ot the prices at which some of the fancy stocks sold on Thurs. day ond Saturday respectively :— Saturday. 2 at ed % Pewable » 20 In reference to the failure in question « Boston jouraal of yesterday remarked :— There is but ellen, Ward ward Carter, — of, the orn von y up 20 on Yaturday. 36, by the exertions the same firm, increasing the among the brokers. large ana of y was required these ope: and = Mr. ned through nthe agency of Mr. Julius F. Hartwoll, @ casuier in the Sub-Ireasury. As the matier now that the iterctuants’ Bank lose 150,000 $125,000; First National uk of Newton, esa a ir reported that the Mount Vernon sutters Bad some: Wane age £00H to go into the cert check arrangement with other banks, aud ti eon baa i a due and proper nctice of its retusa ay it cannot now be liold to pay the guoak of of $600,000 held by the Morchaats’ Bank, There is no suxjius at the Sub- ‘Trensury to take up Mr Martwoll's iudividual receipt for $500,000 goid certificates, upon which the operations with che Merchanie’ Bank were based, and the receipt iy sald lo be worthless. The tthrins steamer (athved fast night) brought $525,514 in specie, The amore: of treasure lrought © Vais pure Wy oxeh Califoraia steamer (rom San Franciwo | ey NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, and Aspinwall singe Janvary 2 of this year and for the Bm &. 2 ra corresponding period in 1866 ¢ "pare as follows:— 5 Measurement goods, $3 a $10; Rottordam—losin, "3s, 1867, P 6 trois: a 6. Jan vary 10. $874, 764 Tie engagements —To 4 reir Mi baics ‘colton ‘at Jana wy 20.. . 531950 | 4a dad. 100 do. Sea Taland do. ‘atid. 6%) tierces lard at Jansa'y Bt 1,078,505 | 2 ane. ber steamer 96) bales cotton at $d. + is: To Bre- } oa iy men 80 bales cotton at Xc., and per sieatner 10) bhds. to. ¥ Bacco at 40s.. and 15) cases sewing im: iis. ‘To February Antwerp 200 bbls: rosin af iie.« amd 100 do. pot ashen on pr; March 4.. Yate terms. To Hainburg 50 and 100 cotton at Urrees Lard at 25s, The charters were:—A ship hd 0 isverpoot, 2.20) bales cotton ou private terms, anda ship to Cork ‘or orders, grain, on private terms. Total... + +++ $6,010,691 Decrease this year....-++.+» ‘Goat acs ruled quiet, but fm st, 22.» Bigs. We The Philadelphia bank statements for the past two Gevey ee fia, with males of 250 bales, to weeks compare as follows:— Be ) at Lle., gold, in’ bond, and 100 do. on pte mond salgnctin gsiiorairs |, Hean—eyond tne tisn’at' Manis previously reported sae ‘tas | Rpt ea tare eet Test 998 18180 097 wale hone sca Moeinas Ai demand * 10,563,436 inntsriat a Ninel eee The following is the Philadelphia Clearing House ST Aa ae Creari a : $0 380,027 Sie fin kami eS The ae 4,723,000 447440 | Tet eis SiG: Tne to Wier Cal py ‘Asierlcuin, 18 ¢8 4,444,206 411,349 | fornia, 22 to 25 ibs., ibige-, Central 21 lbs, 4666) 812 468815 | Hoe. 1018 4c Ran ceo so Hos Vera $116,701 804,274 | Ud: and esas 28 to 8 Ibs, 12e~ oa gpl ceceeee $80,571,088 92,8 veer Sales wore made seve noticeable variation. Annexed is the Chicago Clearing House statement for | 9! 100 bales Amertean at from We. a 70c., aii Ad uy ot sale Luap was slow dinacy tereign eas woted, EN site rrr fa bruary. eries % $168,815 | Sumption tow aw fone. tons, agninet 3,500 170,649 | tons on the Ist of Weeds #000 tons oo the Inv of 144,308 | March, 1866. 224,810 | Lanis were steady at $3 25, Senass | hate Heckland was unchanged af St 8 for common, aod 174,807 |" Lxarnen.—With continned light Fecolpts and a fatr do- ————— | mand. "The market for hemlock ruled fair, though prices $1,107,704 | are aed wolable, change. The supply ts light ot prime, fe damaged fs very-acareé. For $977,309 oak th demas Soy and the: mpuraatiienes beer ye io be bites which h ory feng: de. We The Evansville, Henderson and Nashville Railroad Company has recently been chartered by the State of een ry Bea sti ‘te Oey eater id Kentucky. The company bas purchased the old road | Reavy, the. & Se Cag a3 et Tight go 89. He. ® bed of the Edgefield and Kentucky Railroad. The } and hight, do.. dam ali kinds and capital stock is $2,000,000, with authority to borrow atglter, menu des ase mladie dos Mad old = money and issae bonds, This road penetfates the coal @ 36c.; middie cropped ‘do., 45c. “do. in the rough, heary,, ite We!) and ight do. de! a bell Mouiases.—A fairly active pened prevailed and full prions were Teadhly obtained. The sales” ombrare 200 hide, Harbadoes on ives terms, and $39 hhds. and 50 tierces: bat mauscovado at S3c. OF Cuba, the stock comprises S75 hhda- of Porto ico, 320 hhds,, and of New Orleans, 50 fields of Kentucky, fifteen miles north of Hopkinsviile. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Tuesday, March Teregege A. M. bbls. We ote, ew crop Cabs muscovado, Ws. « $10000 U S 6's, "81, reg. 110 do, clay do, centrifugal, 46, a 450.5 do. Porto 30000 US 6's,5-20,'62,cou 11044, Rico, rieans, 750. a Wo, Nai We.; Se hove . STORK. —Spirits turpentine was quiet, but pric were without material change. We heard ot sales to the tent of 173 bbls. at Zic. in merchantable order, thous! small lot sold at-79e.. Hosins ruied very quiet; sales of 10) bbis, common at $4 90, 300 do, common and common strained at $425. ‘Var ruled firm with sales of 190 bbls. Wilmingwon (as it rans) at $3. 0148. OF Linseed, sales were effected of 8,000 gallons Eng. lish on private terms. quotations, City dil Sic.” Land was un winter, wiih eran Pernouxun at about previous 40 0 47 gravity, in 1oud0 US 6's.5-20)°63,c0u 108s Gov up) USC. a0 eacais 1 Tren 7-0, b wT demand for crude was moderately active lors, We heur, of sales of 1,200 bbls. nil, at Ugo: 17o do. 40% gravity, 160.0 10M B Ri EChi ist m 106 Wows Alt & PH 2d m prt 8s Wize; 430 do,. 6 gravity, at 12)4c., both delivered to Ut is: Wsbs hanover Bauk. 110 gravity, to bulk “fetter, at Phenix Bui... 106 aaZarevity, tor all cis m $5 Bk of Commouwith 108 je verms. Fonded was in Exch Bk. 15 . Bales were made of bbls, standard Rational Bk A chigan Central We 10715 and July, buyer's pion on private terns: pf Commerce. 4 Mino! ee RR. 15', | and in Philadelphia of 1,600 Ubis. for ali the year, at 10 Continental Bank: iM HG | 32k¢c., buyer's option. We uote nate bere of 100 Bbis. re- - siduum at do. 7% Pxovisions.—Receipts, 162 bbls. pork. 1,192 do. beef, 639 Bub Chicago NW Be do, lard una 833 dsessoa hogs. ‘The pork market ruled firmer G0 under a more active inquiry, amd prices advanced, material GF Del & Hudson Cai 300 Central Coal Co. £9 West Union Tel ¢ Go. 2 200 1g ly New ess soli as high as the market closed 7 rm at gus figure. ec was aiso @falr demand for for- ‘d deli Abed and the Spepulaters took hold with more than their wonted freedom, “the stock ts hard on to 160,000 bbls. an 3 is fact exeris but Kittle influence. ‘The sulos wer eon 42 Sal OF a S32 for npwe mess. SiN 3 9 $80 6 0 2 $17 2 for pritae and, $18 2 a S20 Ov Pidyoter w 10 iuture delivery, 8.500 bbisx. new mess. for Luv Quicksilver Ming Co 38 1 selon nud buyers: optioa 600 Wulkesb Cont Go... 40. aby) nates. OOU Obie. at SIT 60 Mariposa Stining Uo 8% Go 5 $2) for te lg a and Bisa igi tor new. piain do F ssa oe nee cf 8 Chis, mae cyRiE 130 wales ¥ re inne Of 300 Uerces at a $06 50 30). 2d cal 400 Putts, Few, neste G) a $82 75 for prime Jo. Beef homs 109 do. walea of 300 bbls. at pik 881 79. B 0 i 100 50 100 Alton & Gat aneats wore ih moderéke demand at isady prion eal 200 Sue St Dkys. at 11 Me, a 13Ye, for hans, and 9¢ a ile. for ed : wesit tot lad roar ae was es firm indeed, som ) A woul gees ont pitoes. co Waswearcely any de- Gu) Mile StPauiitit peef Ly eae eialr ot ernenid the » tra: ies Mac th ve armicr, % duit y \? Jr Buller was wither 3 tu tubs comannded él nally Cheese Was scrmaption En rie ‘@xportat un fbe Stave £5e, a N66, and Western was dupt ac lbc..0 "axe “fer common dairy ta choice factory made, ‘SUGAR was in active temand and full prices were realtre losiog tem st ur quotations, the aaics cover and Porte Rica, and. 950 by nfevior to dommon refining, 934c.al cosormacraL REPORT, | Torspay, March 5—6P. M, Asrms.—Rectipta, 2 packages; ‘The market was ttondy at $8 2% a $8O0 for pot. at which figures a few small lots chunged hands for consumption. Bruxapsrvres.—Receipts, Mae7 bbia, flour, ry do, and© 1.145 bags corn incal, 2,100yshels corn, 2,20) do. oats and 659 do. malt. Thomarketfor State and Weateru flour was, quiet, but there was no disposition t force sales. On tho contrary, holders were almost universally firm in their views. The further large augmentation of the stock of Culi- fornia flour exerted vo influence on the market, which re- mains firm. with moderate saics at $13 50 a $id 26 per 196 tbs., in bags and bbis, We note the fact that California flow is growing in iavor, and bide fair to be. come a decided favorite in this market. The sales cover 6,000 bbls. at the appended quotations. For Boxes), Bo. wiles standard, Nos, 10,9, oS a 5 Now. 13 te 1B dasa: and 140 8 metado. For refined Southern four the demand was also only moderate. but Tate, bal Eel cert pices were maintained, and sales of 209 bbla. wore made at | 15742 for'sina PiMedand hands, and 14%" m Lidge. for standard Tail poten: Bye Gout: wa seedy, Mee ReNy ate ee (ak yoo goal te demand canna! tinited, and pr om) We note sales of 500 bbin.. at hela ge areata remiat | Deery under Havas auiply ay A al wi ‘moderate it demand ru! o ie Orsi. Bales t. oe. ae te QU Gi satan oF 15000 Ube inciuding Bra ‘Brandywine moros, 6000 do. Coniral Atneriont, and 17,02) do, ‘steal on at ob Wa ry and a elocte st 9 a. We a vate bee gh aad —Uoai—Buenos Ayres, 8c. eo a ‘Western ee Sa 970] Vayta, duo. w “bi Tucae, 2 fac. ; Cay Extra DA nT | Decr—Lioadarrs, Bic. 0. en Choice Bate. 0 85 a 11 25 | Sisal. Sbe. batt Aurosttrs, and Mara tus ite Oni SBrie ore aenne Crcnita, Tinssed contined stoudr.,. Sulee, were Western wade brand. “W188 a 12 go | mao in Boston ot S000 ex at $2 86 wold 4 F ive Aheve, on. priya areoom Sones ova less cianad wt he te, with wanll salen, ‘Timothy was stesdy ou al si Sets ear Was. auchanged. Eales 26,000 Ibs. at ite. a atcct sith | Naut.—Beyond small sales tothe trade there hae been jel ware tn nohing oa but the market remained Co Jobbers’ Inaat, howe | prices ave ay follows —Aninton's $425, Marsiiall's & Worth po ig “the milers to | ingte n'a Fe rat 1) A $2 25 and surks ds Me. a Cie. ere abont 60000 on KET ahd powipal at previote urieas, witht on heli al us ce write cau Page Bie |v: ines whatever eeparate from the Usual males to com. Chines, an $2 Xo 2 2M ie cor | 8 \ market opened ee ved an nective de- SPELTRR was without wh lenale bt ae ad export, the fessuet oo Pt eaveeal of the | maiwed drm. Silesian was quoted o), m4 cumed me te eS ww poo | was 900 lous, against 600 tow: tn yea regen Bos fatoyp ten py min Was foagure apd, nominal closed ut 2iiga Straits Est tore, Paine “pis wldera a ana afloat, The huotatfons tr ., bat it was enderstoot Seriest veegrame a4 ge go ) ‘The price tor the latter description is nominal, however, im te gre: we Of Wratinactions, Linpor= ‘com publi tutions for tue month, 7, Aba Straits, 0) slabs Banca et Pasta t for manna Weonares 5 try ; | and 30 Lone Kngliah To. sate stock in firat tinnds ts est. $1 13 & $1 14 for do, ng re ned for new, white | iiwied at ieee Se Kanea. Jota! in bos- 47,000 slabs on the 186. Western, 64c. oF eww Bio tho latter price cra chat TaLtow wasin moderate Jers ous prices Sales ad oie, i We, hoe Si “stave was tn (ait demand i were made of 176,090 lis, at 1 HTonacco was steady with a fair demand. ‘he absence of Western and a for for stains, il ate Ager Doreevers coounued to reatriet, Dusimens, eA ale 80 iil a Padlow or Wolds. Kentucky at trom 8Y4e. a 1Be., ne. Bante Tor Cauada, Wen ia on umes | arding to quality neglected and nominal; we hoard ales Of conse, [Winans a ‘bis. The market continued duil quence. ang inal, Vor Weteva, in bend, Be was dewnnded ‘Wiresw ax wa and nama al ‘he best bid we beard of was Gide. No. sales of moment c —Adainantio®, ryled dul! at our last quotations. Qe sperin were atendy megs. a 4Jc., and pa Jorrox.—the market was inactive” oma Meats though wae jo fotr demand ign go made of vis’ Diraita to tne extent of Ee ah 1 8. yoor, —The passage of a wool beri Dita trae tho’ latest yatorially enban withont Quotatte chan e wal pare es iM for and Ae hed 2 ents of the Pbircy aint!) Congress am ced een sie ‘io ais ‘dutien ou al). ki indy of of pore “wok has “opeunioncd conaiterstle et ich hes, become con goaera rid am advance of 2c. 8 vers do not take hold at 7 : ae pound, bu: buy the advance, Sea ee noimnal Ln view of the dull: news. parks for woollea oe ihe iad Heel 2, 1807. i r Piss Ckate tinct ia Cae ES vibar oda th to October 30. From 1 to November Darnapmiema, March Polina pyre fives, 98, Philadet- meee mot hen See are being confined to te. freigh! ave been read! of a British 6! iia to a direct founded 18 act.) nN Kanexen are the +, oot! toba On. ‘M tebareb, 27s, 84, O41. 4h da, Hav our, | MARRI 1867.- —TRI P 9 LE SHERT. ES AND DEAT! THS. Married. —On Friday evening, February 80, Duwirr CaReRNTRR to JaNNie er of John Hilliker, Esq, No cards, Dean—MaAson,—On Monday, Maren 4, at St. Augus- tine’s church, Morrisauia, by the Rev. Father Woods, Joxsra L, Dean to Many J., daughter of Daniel Major, No nae, —At St, Paul's church, Norwalk, Conn., on Tuesday, March 5, by the Rev, William Cooper Mead,’ D., rector, Evan’ A. Fiswev, of Norwalk, to May Par-watt, eldest daughter of John Vancleef, Esq., of areckize, Y. ne eae a Also, at tae same time an e, by the same, Isaac N. Dory, PL ice N. J, to Euwa Maniupa, only daughter of James Pinney, | Esq., of Norwalk, Conn. Giover—Surmm.—On Monday, March 4, at the Grace gat SS NNT ter of tod lortrude Smith, all of New York. No cards. ‘Hyart—MERaiLi.—On Seetey, Maroh 5, at the resi- Seth, War. Ticate, of Brocklya, to sous & Mannie, '«. F. Harr, roo! wo sruA PRR! Chas. Merrill, ue “i March 5, in the West cbureh, Now York, by Rev. George W. D. D., assisted by the Rev. Dr. Hastings, Paoxsus ¥. L¥ow to Miss Sana J. Woon, eldest daughter of the offictating clergyman, all of this city. No cards. Vixaut—Fiorp.—On Wednesday horn Febroary 27, ie! the Church of St. Vincent de Paul, by the Most Rev. mcg ol Archbishop of Ni York, Gxorat T. T, Yisour, of Havana, Cuba, to Sanaa Avevsta, only -— thter of David Van Horne Floyd, of this city. ‘uITcomn—Gorncs.—In this city, on ‘Thursday, Feb- ruary 28, at the residence of the bride’s parents, by the Rev, Mr. Stead, James M. Wartcom ie * daad to Auta M., second daughter of Charles Goi Wrsox—Pxrkixs —On Monday, : id by Rev. J. 8S. Barnes, Hexry Witson to Desorat A. PERKGNS, eldest daughter of J, W. Perkins, of Brooksville, Me. Maine papers please copy. Castrenten—P score Rev. Mr. Gi Died. ApuuN.—In Jersey City, on Tuesday, March 5, at noon, ancien N, Avuiny aged about JL years. Axx.—At St. Thomas, W. L, on Thursday, 20, 1866, a Axs, of Pennsylvania. BinswaNcer.—On Tuesday morning, at one o'clock, Canoune BIvswWanGEr, aged 75 years December The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) mo ng, at nine o'clock, from 17 avenue © Bovis.—On Sunday, M idence, No. 180 Puls stroet,jBrookiyn, J the 68th year of hs The remains will be taken to the Church of tho As- sumption, corner of York and day sts morning, at halt-past nine where a solemn high mags will be offered. The frieuds of the family are Feapeottully invited to atte afternoon, March 4, Hexry of his age. will funeral ¢erem pce on Thursday v morning, at ten o'clock, at the residence o kxinson, Brother-in-law to the deceased, 41 street.’ Tho friends of the family aro resp vited to attend, Baaweit.—At Tar on Monday morning, March 4, Mrs. dow ot James Bret in the 72d year of hi ‘Tuo relatives a y are respe invited to attend the funcral, at t odist Ep: cburch, this (Wednesday) morning, at eleven o'clock a day, March eth year of BrowntnG.—At Savannah, Georgia, on M G, Browstno, of tins city, ta the of funeral on the arrival of bis rem. Croswett.—On Monday, March 4, Wat, A. Cromwets, in the GOth year of his age. Tho frieuds and reiatives are invited to attend the funcral, from his late resvdence, No. 9 Tuird avenue, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at one 'o’ciocis. The bretureu of Worth Lodge, No. 210, 1°. and A. Mf, are hereby summoned to meet af Curinthian Rooms, Odd 1, this (Wed nesday) morning, at I1 0° se of attonding the funeral of our tate \. Cromwell, Breturen of sistor lodges are respectiuily iavited, By order. ¥. R. MURRAY, > Master. J. W. Trwgoy, Secretary, Corer: —Suddeniy, in this city, on P y Marob 5, Caanins G. Corris, of Hudson, N. ¥., aged 20 years Notice of funeral hereatter. DaLs.—On Tuesday, March 5, Jory 'S Dave, aged 25 years, ‘he fasioral will take place, from 207 West street, on Phureduy ntlernoon,; at two o’ciock, Davies, —In Ureoklyo, on ‘Mondiy evening. March 4, Crue: W. Davies, agod 81 years and 3 months ‘The funeral wilt take place, from bis late residence, TE Popine atroct, ott Phittaday afternoon, at helf-past to p'olwck "His friends a-e respectfaliginvited to avtond. Vinglish papers please copy. Devan Sayday, March Twelfth Taoxae Dw at, Ane Alps of she purich of Baliyadanas (Qneens covaty, Treland, he 45ih yor of bis age. yhe frends and relatives of the family are lavited to atend the funeral, th. Ineslay} o oon, at one o'clock, f his Inte residen: 127 Madison street PraKusv,--0a Tuesday di Dyorwan, in lita 88t0 yer His relatives and friends are requested to attend tho Sunera!, from lis Inte residenes, No. 275 Seventa ctreet this (Wednesday) afternoon, at’ three o'clock. His te tor interment of tneasles, Jane Flynn muauins will be taken to Peele Fuxxy,—On Tuesday Buxaxor B., youngest cut! Hl of Dennis an aged 14 monihs aud 25 days ‘Whe relatives and trieads of tae faziiy are respect. fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday aflernoon, at two o'clock, irom the residence of the parents, 370 Adelphi atroot, Brooklyn. , Bane —Of apoplexy, at Gold Water, Mich., Wicuraw vido Binde ard Now York panera please copy Gopsurt. --At herlate residence, corner of Jersey and Railroad avenues, Jersey City, tn whe eth yeur of hor gna eRe - ~ FOR, S°LE. sracttun, “Ys VPI ? “yr ORPY-FIVE. ‘1° AND BOILER, A GALLON. STibin, 2088, HEATER, AC. FORTY-FIVE HORSR ENGI. % la ae J JL six and two bore Ev ’ athes, Hol, Pn a na cutters. Power. Drop and L Heys, Shy - Fonis of ali Kinds, for and Hi. SMITH 0 HO! cheap; one Os A GOOD GOOD TUOKAUGH. me Machinery as ice, on sickness th, 2 voR hin UNE HORMONTAL STRAM “an ST CLASS RESTAURANT AND | DINING oom, on Broadway, for swle cheap; loaation good: satisfactory Teasaus givem, Appiy on premiges, Bil Broudway A BOOT AND SHON STORE FOR SALE—IN_& $oo8 FA location, at a great mucrifice. Address W. UM. B., Hs offic FIRST CLASS BAR AND RESTAURANT OR ‘#4. OR SALE —ar % PARK STREBT, "Five Porn A VIPTY HORSE ¢ tiey ywheel and ‘sale. —Locstion unatrpassed; long lease; price 3 can be eon FUBHIN, dress He Say I ” low alow. uty for deb u ene acne Call om or address WK. THOMAS, eure (ABourtmororaL | WORKS FOR SALE —PART OF Pe ibeeroadwey, oy seen at the Foutine Hotel, Toow testo we ae FOU, SALE SSCROLT. SAW, TENONING MACHINE, —_————_— — Bas! it Moulding Machine. No, £23 West Forty-first yy 6 CORTLANDT jgTRRET Dow BLE PILLAR pounds capacity; several samen Beales four fire proof Safes; also new rane Fist BO BO ry na eee. ain inch thues. ES LAMY ROE FOR aALe Tear was Ca WIRLIAM QU ABA A Seventh eavemue, | pe ser sila ‘factory, corner Pilty-third street and FIRST CLASS BUSINESS—CONTROLLING THE | hos AN ENGINE: AND pomen, = POR Sit gy Meare NT: AS 0 and now in use. ingure areol ep tO re Wanted to Darchater »| canht Ope Boiler, Inquire as above manufacturing of = sale; firmly Gatablished, on Bromdw: ost pay pays Ftargety: 900 prt conte wi Reece of weenleed rtesion is entirely clear of any enctmirance, and will Strletest investigation. Be ities f a Cant 4 pore « open ae fa Piedaee, bos OOOMOTIVE BOILERS AND HORTAONTAL BOLL 4202 Post on lice, Mb 2 ers of afl sizes for aale at Frarklin Betler Works, foot of Morgan street, J City, All kinds of boilers built PARTY “DOING A SUCCESSFUL, FLOUR AND. Feed trade in the city ot Newark of ge gd per an, num desires to dixpose of his business. A full expose of the business, satis reanous tor seili fogetiise with unexceptionable references, facts, will be giyen, by SYINESTER, of Ely, Syiveator & By, Dey Tae eats ACHINERY OF A KISPLING WOOD FACTORY for sale. all complete. Apply at 45 West Thirty-seound: een Ninth aud Tene ayenues. Porrsmy AND STATIONERY, 81) OLLERS AND CLRCUL use. ate AM ENGINES, The vent wus mine com) SAW MILLS. Circular sent on af spittin STEAM Paes one al RARE CHANCE—A BOARDING HOUSE wir Gitte, Years lene from next May to be sold, cheap, a8 WOOD's 2 Ow mt ‘atte tian nerenartnp ware pete perce es and % Maiden tne, “new i TATIONERY AND PORTABER TRUNK ENGINES, Square Deuble Engines, Drilling and Hoisting Ma ehines, very compact and complete, at low prices. ROOT STEAM ENGLNE COMPANY, 166 Duane mty NX TEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, NEW AxD sRcomD AWAY “eas ‘ Bonnie ad LARGM, SODA WATER MANUFACTORY | AND tA. Fountain Business for sale, with Patent Right for the best fountain. This is a rare chance. MITCHELL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedarstreet. A —FOR SALE—HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, LIQUOR fs sathas, Pianats. lenpean esol eee eee een ere Slaven Bakorion, Coutes:. | 106. Pulleys and Belting pgines, small cupula- 3 c quor Stores, ‘Bakeries, Contec: nd Belting ropeller Engine lipnery Stores, On Fhird syanu: Ovaier Saloons, ¥ aper Bag 294 Water atroet. Hat and Cap Store, Dry Goods Store, Cigar Store, Tee Te TTONELEG wine Agenehy 7 Coda stests” | (PURRINE WATER WHEELS —THn, PLAGE TO BUY ape sn the mont eennomicnt, relia cad peer ea now extensively uses at I —VOR SALE—RESTAURANT STOCK AND FTX. “* A. cineca Riedeel prise lows caghris sewage EsT Tlic eee ee eee. 251 Bowery. ~ RELIGIOU s NOTICES. ENT SERVICES AT ST, BARNABAS CHAPEL, MUL berr Houston. Rev. Thomas of St. An church, will praoeh in th chapel oi A Ash: Wedueeday even ing, March 6, at 7 o'elock, A ‘of sermons will be: Wide by bther brouinent Clergrmen, on Wednesday aud riday etenings during Lent. The Kev. A. H. Vinton, D. preach on Weduesday evening, March 13, and the 1. Tyng Jr. on Friday evening, March 2 u cheap. Iso Invoice of er property aad cash. 6 + FACTORY, LONG ES. in thix city, with new ma- FANCY WOOD, WORKIN cate ush order work; price $000, Ad- tablished and welt ohinery now raun ln on Wo: ald eilice, SIZ? WERRING'S PATENT SAPE will Hews. FOR xize es and one small William street. THE LECTURE SEASON. LECTURE BY HON. RICHARD O'GORMAN, UN der the auspices of the New York Young Mon's oman Gathollo Benevolent Association, at Cooper Tustitute, on Mo ing, Marci 11, 1867,'at 8! o'clock, tm wld of the HAYTS, Chairman. the dour on. evening of lee. holic book stores, ORE FOR SALE-OLD ESTABLISH sa other business to attend to. Apply at Ii eet, Brooklyn. PROFESSOR “#—B. A. HOVORMAN IN ENGLISH Language, Literature and History, in Classics, er lectures on the English Language in Ladies’ or colleges. Address ¥. 10. West MPORTANT LROTURES DAILY—TO GENTLRMEM only, at tue New York Museum of Anatomy, G18 Broad- way. ‘Those unable to attend these lect may aged * copy by forwarding ten cents. Address Secrstary of New York Stuseum of Aaacomy, 618 Broadway a1 4 BEOADWAY—FREE LECTURES ax PUBLIO . Tests iin Astrology every W and. Monday mah.” Ds. Broughton const ORE FOR SALK ON EIGUTHL dand doing a good business. Apply MCKINNEY, 725 Hight! avenue. Bi ROADWAY DINING ROOM, NICELY FURNISH. an excellent location, is for sule or to exchange fi real estate; terms cusy, Address box 17 ber- yer Stil! and Worm Bp ‘ou sgailon Fermenting Tubs. Dou! for, sul Worm, CIGARS AND | TOBACCS. aa 500.00 CIGARS—PROM $15 TO $100 A and, Casi bugers are eah, in Incementa.” 0, CHEERS. agent how York Cigar Musmetes FOR SALE CHEAT.— ‘and two sets of Harness; 7A Mulberry. STORES POR SAT. two first class retail businesses in ihe city, Sree LJ oite eras doing rexpeetive 000 per year, STRIGKE-AND'S Druggista’ Agency, 20 Broadway, toring € ounpanys $4 Warean siroat, anak, A ry NAVY nc a E YEARS’, DEAS A TIVE BIP@RTANS. TO. ARMY. OFELCIES. WE, Gavi a splendid bar and sitting room sad seins atinat Uae Uaibed ated of reat im) pin ronmng. ‘wi, vor without Brack | vance uo otoaey wii. korvea: Tom May T Saoh co Pearce, Hock o: Fideon River Railroad dep ouch eer Pains HOSES ss Fo emg GEON FRENCH & CO. SS Nit arene: ALCOMOL CULUM a cas Wi Lae « wes C pico Shgers werton SATB ANT) RBEAIE. “A. rope Ladion’ Watenes, with nocret We Sitsnccast ne@sides great variery of fine Watches, French Clooks, Jow~ ethy, Silver and Plated Ware. SLs Kaghue prow Sake ONY: tn diatet 0 1 fect bugil: wobuy, goer ‘and all copper ulso one B hare Cpmrht Bolter, with coance- wand rowdy for delivers. Address 1. & K. a NeCUONT By FOUR A Lipinly AL a, Ang fd Sixth avenue, corner of Kourlcanth atreet, and: avenue, cocaecr of Tevenlyesicth atrect. ne BLA Apts p able for auy Wade, i8 aiden tne. FYING ‘ord: ‘CO. mV ARTS. CNDERMIGNED, ABOUT TV for naie ab a very low price = orngt ogg. foo Mean erie original. % a Rate ‘Seulptory 160 Bast Benth otvort: & IN plex aad * SHG Poss [URES AND GOOD —THE LEASE, Fix room, with bar atuched, be Apply at 9 Nassau “COAL, Woon, &. $2 ACHALHRON KOR COKE IN THE YARD, on lad det vered iinmediately tomers’ houses iat $b, * rat xtreet and avenne 5. F SHERWOOD, eck, aigevi, Fo m0 Re" OLD PSTABLISHED BROADY. AY now coewel Lh Opera HALEN vt Maney, BALE—A LIQron AND) LPAS: 13 vB! hea AL WESTFALL bl Tr South Ht South atieot. apply } ohne stip rls nce 40. . . “MADAME GRIN! vi y The fanoral witl take piace at Trinity church, cornar swe he ATA ENDL, PEM b SHY SICLAM, NO. of Montgomery and Grove streets, on Thursday moraing, F% fart YH RVOOK, FIXTURES AND Goon | paras. Tlesannt roopus for indies doure at ton o'clock. Fancy Stove, Satisfactory reasons ana medica: a se ee Haisst.—Suddenty, on Tuesday, March 5, in this cy ly at avenue B, Cano Sania Conwenia, out daughter of Brevet Lieu- : : — ~~ Ac? GRINDLE, ACCONCHEUR 10 Th Eav are. ‘ fa 8 r ov UT OYSTER AND | DINIXG + Lyioraa institute, No, 6 Amity laces tensnt Colonel Tuomas H. Halsey, United State rt ant tele lasusin noret, corace Oh Sd aunetug and’ mddieat ae a:. i aud Cornelia R. C. Halsey, aged 8 years and 8 4 Va, Her remains were taken to Brandon —On Monday, March 4, Gevevmve, daughter of George V. r 1, Coowtra aud Jove pb iid Muty pla ate skilfully treated en) {engaged i ™ ‘other bas om SHOULD CONRURT Dit y place. Sure vetted im all ape- t DRTUNATES 2 SALEM A NEW 3 SAG: 10 be wold at GUM. Ingulre af 306 Broadway. #. HARTMAS JEWELLE 1 AND SURE REMEDY FOR (CADERR. rie Hecker, age 9 months ra tan A , Tha funeral wilt take pinc> trom the revi (PatLons BLACK WAL ont Poriug:iese Female Pils alwaya give inte reltef, ue, this day (Wednesday), at twelve ‘fe auned of we want will be solt | Price Sb. Heware of tinitators who copy rm rertiae mente eat $6 West Thurteents atrert, im theear- | (orell paren eso MaCRICEAU patie Hoorrk.—On Tuerday, Mare W5, Canam, daughter of traci a ‘ Jawrence and Gertrude Hooper, aged 2 years aud BLESSING TO (AIRS. At Por. tnouth 4 tuguese Fevoale Pills relieved aPeet simone Feneral services will be held at the house of her inconvemence, like magic, m. MAU! grandfather, Dr. Luke assert, 126th street Fireet or aa sami CAL, office 12) Livert, nue, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at four 0’ Hoss —-At Spring Valley, Rockiand cour A. M. MAURICEAU, M. D, PROPRSROR Ov MIDWI¥R- ‘on Tnesday morning, March >, Maxtita Gre mit ciety, pee Indes Lr oe whatever Guar- ff the late Isaac Gridin, “aad wile of Dr. : . a House. oytcr At MARRIED D LADIES - ee, wa dems ot page fw oadads ae ” t 4 ee oor cnr jewriay —On ‘Thursda: ruary , at Lyme, Cour., New London county, Mrs, Lecc Seaver, wito of . ah “oi oe on ar yur a crn Mar nabas D. Hunter, aged 7 5 cas Seni’s, 0s Groeawich reves. = dacxtox.—Io Brooklyn, on Tuesday, March 5, Macy, LUM PORTANT To LADIES. pr a B., wife of Joseph H. Jackson, aged 44 years. (A... Freach Compounn and Hills, al on Intives and fttenda of the famliy aro. invited to aeary ewe. “one wal aurea, Ositce 196 Him street. ‘he re! attend he finegal, from her late residence, No. 2 Tomp- jus place, ‘lyn, on Thursday afternoon, at four o'clock. Tho remamse will be taken to Rockaway, \ J., for intermént, on Friday morning. Services a* half- past ton o'clock. ‘Jowxstox, —Of consumption, on Tuesday, March 5, Encexr T, Jouxstox, aged 25 years pe ig days, May his soul rest in His friends and those of the family are requested to attend the faneral, this otneeday), afternoon, at haif- byiine-ree of his mother, No, =I PADIS © GAN AL wakes By Le certain cure. Cie ARs LADIFS wno 0 NEED SPECIAL MEDICAL. om : treaiment should consult aaaeuire Broadway, oe —— bad twen uy Nerteliet’ ta--all cases with practice, and guarantees eat pain or exposure. Consultation free. TRUTA.- —MADAME DEsPARD'S PIL At A ranted certain 9 ladies, looation excellent. Call on or addres for three EM. FLRRSON, 6 Porey street, between Washington aud West atreets, Re Ma 7 pnp Rag) from poe SALB—AT A BARGALN, A WERKLY NEWS: 7 eppedio tate a ge Hours BA x. Jorck —On Tiestay, March 5, ANAMEASLA, relict Of | ey ee ie a re ere mG | Meslicines sent ty mail George Joyce, pp or genes, Hornid omtee JE WISE IN TIME,_DR. a KENNEDY'S = The friends of the ‘family are respectfully, iuviled to | POOR ALKA GROCERS STORE, DOING. A FINE | juved'Sy DE RERNEDY, Hie Evat street ig ‘attend the funeral on Thursday morning, at len o'clock, from the residence by ber son-in-law, Peter De Shay, No. 49 Ninth avenue. Her remains will be taken to St Michael’s Roman Catholic Church, theuce to Caivacy otery. bye en Monday, March 4, Davio Kewox, aged 44 vhs friends aro roquested to attoud the funeral, from 22 Kast Fourth atreet, this (Wednesday) afternooa, at oe leans papers please copy. *, on cary ie! Fond trade, a vouble brick Tenement House paying largely and vacant Lot, all situated on the corner of Lay teew, Brooklyn. inquire on the premises 16 var Sa "ya ULT DR. KENNEDY, 1% ELM STRERT Ue aren without mercury. Dyolitated persoas restored t | pete Tok ALL, OHEAP—AT P. A. HOWELLS, No.6 | —= Norte Wilda stregi, Zl second hand Buoweanes, oulle R Powis “Blixin OF 1dPR RESTORES © ible foe alleor wave or stallouery. ‘most ee: tren, auecens certain, [,OR ®ALE CHEAP—A PISH STAND IN A CITY Eotere ina ‘Sra = Fa a mag yg hy bw OD a otra noraxte, duh ane nirengih. fail pare apply to U0. "7 iin on Fulton tes mnarket, PHA to the toss debilliated. ‘e per No strom, ae ad mee COAL, YARD Mire, Caamorrs B. Lai sina, yar =N On ot ona Oo Gath t BUNTERS RED DROP 18 TH ONLY REMEDY bar and Aap a of the Ta Capiaia, Beraam 2 irhippte, Ee “haarens i € C4 "BE ible Hotne. pt i: Sbcuaclas q Pat wi i Fook at ras inate erriain disease; tan paer ice copy. ‘ 6, i or POR SALE Sig ne HUDAON 1 RIVER—TGH SUB. | $2, itn» ‘Woke Os 1... rriigun wise Oi yt: Loca woov.—On Tuesday morning, Marc! ACGLR, worl ve . - mia Soca nag gpg py aud Mary rect ua 3 Wilts delivery. Apply we wo M. Pace £ rite | Piet 7, Bnoad) Aa Sg e jen: attend the funeral, thursday, i twelve o EASE OF STORE 0! OADW! R SALE. m — — 167 Clinton stroet, 5, ip , Lit Fogowe ot 34 iIap wroeatay. voveure Sent fenteihh a D*.cogett. ie, Bua STREET, MAY BE CON. con ot thomas and Loouora Maher, aged 1 your, B | —————— CEVOS. | doiatitn to make apecay cures echo" charge made months and 3 hy Friends of ‘amily are respectfully yen, to attend tho funeral, from their residence, 125 we A, this LUMBERS 4 AND GAS FITTERS’ SHOP FOR SALB— [ IES, IF YOU UIAE BELIAD REMEDY Pie pty cca & its REQUIE ot REMEDY sets donut Dr. DURANT, No. 7 Ben mire 2 aid afternoon, Jersey’ Ui at one o'clock, eRe we Ln reer (Wyibiin aaa London papers please copy, tic ioitabe aA ADAME RESTELLR—PROFESROR OF MIDWIPKET Mover, 03 Fe Ng Nagi Euza E. Mout. Parcs 20x. L? mY ae fl riper and M Ka ome immediate om ware "iho fend Seed te Teen, —— he Hy 4 | REE RTS aE ‘Office 4 Went Tair Syane bar invi on or tne ent farton o'clock, fro Mrs. Malland'a, Factory. piss ORAPH, GALLERY, 148 0 i a EE Me a SE CaN. 3 yy yest ville, & L oerereetse Oe eS two years at one bi TRBAT- R meet mango, ema NEW PUBLICATIONS. a OataRet AREA, DANIELS, M. D., Tuo GIVING THR TIME ARD HRIGUT OF Mere! ficvatearvey Ome, wx Waabingwn ed Pre ee Uoast Survey wel de Tae unt steel, NeW " L i 1GAR STORE, STOCK AND VIXTURES, Route, anal steee ‘ Ane LIgvor Wo SINT AS; ty . he uned. to abliut $1 ie ’ FURNITV RE AND FIXLL bot ass MYllinery on Kighth avenue; cheap reat, &. Sai oath To yuire at Liglatin wt ene. K SA A rer w t N. es fren, saben e. STRERT SHOW OAS) tame Drop, awning, at 18 Sixth a ‘Toeifel wad Vhistewn th Fee SALP—A. MODEL, AND PATTERN SERS Soa Be i as Fr Nao carn weet Secu ars ee Ti ree McNAIR'S PRICK jeks Por Minute, ison ALLA W. HARRIS Ais KRW CONTAIN. i St Peto PLASAN wo T Jarrah tor cS i 500 a wanton. tara, oe tale at my ofoe, com bus WD Cones Sea ees