The New York Herald Newspaper, March 27, 1867, Page 8

! 8 CONNECTICUT POLITICS. SPECIAL CORRESPONDE¥ce OF THE HERALD. Banger to the Democratic Caure. - Haxrroxy, Coun., March 23, 1867, ' Is ts reported that the copperheads will bring out owe of their ultra speakers during (his the last week of the canvass. If they do so the radical papers will re- port their epeeches verbatim, or at least select the most ebjectionable portions of their remarks for comment. The copperheads have been kept in the background thus Yar with infinite advantage to the democratic ticket; but if ‘hey show their beads now the effect will be most disas- Mr. W. H. Barnum (opponent of the showman) trous. says that the very appearance of some of these men on fhe platform, at a democratic meeting, will have a damaging efiect, Bat such men as W. W, Eaton (the most the copperheads, as well as one of the smartest stuwp orators mm the State) propose to open the ball, bot etforte are being made to choke him off, Seymour and Toucey would also like to secure a portion of the credit in case the State is revolutionized; but if they are allowed to come out there will assuredly be very litue for the democrats Lo crow over. At tbe present hour the advantages are decidedly in favor of the English ticket. The republicans are confes- sedly lukewarm, and some of the leaders despair of car- rying the State. Several of their speakers from a dis- tance bave made some wifling excuse for not fulfilling their appointments after coming here and looking over the prospects... This was the case with General Nye and Carl sehurz. The unpopularity of the hambug Barnum adds to the general demoralization of the republicans, while the perpetnal fire of the Heraup at him and his rad ical coadjutors contributes greatly to the discomfiture ‘of the dominant party im the State. But, favorable as the prospects are for the democratic ticket, their success may be turned into an ignominious defeat, if the copper- heade sre permitied to come out from the seclusion to whieh they bave thus far been wisely consigned during the presebt campaign. Commotion—Anti-Rad- jeai Gathering in afford—The Democrats jiu High Glee—Accessions to the Demo- eratic Ranks—Governer Hawley Accused of ‘Treachery—Certain Republicans Will Not “Crowd Among the Mourners” if He is De- feated, &c., Ke. Starrorp, Tolland county, Conn., } March 25, 1867, 5 Probably no manufacturing town in this State bas felt the depressing effect of the unsettled state of the country more sensibly than this. In former times the cheering and alinost incessant sound of the spindles of cighteen large cotton and woollen factories was to be heard, while sow the ‘oome of many of them Jie comparatively idle, and within a wedék five or six of them will be obbged to suspend operations altogether, It is here that nearly one-half of the whole satinet used in this country is manufactured, giving employment to several hundred persons, who will now be thrown out of work. The greatest market for the description of goods manvfac- vared here was formeriy in the South; but the legis- Jation of Congress has closed that market nearly com- pletely and left large amounts of goods on the hanés of the manufacturers. The South want the goods but have not tbe means to pay for them, and the prospect of their ever being so is considered so slim, with the syle of legislation now prevailing at Washington, shat the manufacturers dare not incur the very heavy eapenses of keeping their mills in full operation. This fact contributes largely to the unpopularity, of the dom- mast party in the manufacturing districk, where we find many of the most extensive manofaturers who Sormerly acted with the republicans now sting against them and denouncing the conrse of the radicals, espe- cially with reference to their oppressive teqalation in xegard to the South. The county of Tollajd, which with Hartford county comprises the First Conjreesional ‘to Congress a liberal and able democrat in p! wealous radical. 48 an evidence of the temper of the peopie fening l, al ough re in an almost impassable eondit on om of & radical meeting a few evenings before eerie’ Meng while they udge ar ke; 'ssiesip) Bpo bad nobly stood np for, tho on > a darkest lous period. Stokes en pvotee for placiog itfzens of the South under a military despot- harkey is denied the privil roe in behalf of the snfteti le of his State. | Mr. Babcock mal had constitutional rights that ld be.respected by Congress now that the rebellion ‘and the Southern people were in a condition ston to ibe serra . He expressed the eng aera tee fe in Mr. B. contended that the speedy restoration of the South would prove a or the distress and depression tbat prevailed in u uring districts of the State. He dectared Sonth tight be compelled to submit to the iron rule established by Congress, but it would be ¢ submission of the unarmed traveller to the the highwayman, and would engender a bit- ost irradicable feeling of hostility in the South he North. He prayed that the sentiment of hich the radicals are arovsing would be over- Sby more mild and conciliatory legislat:on, when majority in Congress shi be swayed’ by pa- Arictic and ot juhaman and ‘unchristian motives ry about an amicable settlement — with oe ea brethren, aud when reason should be to her place in the councils of the na- tien now usurped by intolerance and bigotry, Mr. B. expoued the treachery of Governor Hawley in having jed himself to sustain Mr. Foster for the United Senate and afterwards deserting him; in profess. ing to sustain the platform on which Lincoln was nomi nated at Baltimore, and in affording reason to suppose that be supported the policy of the President instead of ‘tat of the radicals. for these and other causes Mr. Babcock surmised that Senator Poster and other influ. ential republicans would not ‘crowd themselves among the mourners” at Governor Hawley’s politica! funeral om the first of April next. Mr. Cleveland followed ina stirring speech, in which he explained his reasons for oo the pemmee party, and, like bis friend Babcock, who had pre epared most of the platforme, addresses and resolutions be republican party since 1858, joining im the great consti- Wational movement led off by the democratic party in Connecticut. He claimed that the war was fought for the Union, and now that the rebellion was crushed, the Union saved and siavery abolished, the great aim aud ambition of every true patriot should be to see peace and prosperity restored throaghont the land. He claimed that Congress had wens Ramey J in imposi tary despotism upon States a8 muecn in the Uni as Connecticut or Massachusetts, and asked why. ii ten States were ont of the Union, as the radicals averred, ~~ Be not change the old flag, and blot out ten of its it stars? He held that ‘here was no «ifterence be. tween a Southern secessionist and a Northern exclusion cst—that they were both eq hostile to the best inter- esis of the people, but that while the secessionists and them heresies were dead and buried forever, the exclu- soniste were altve and rampant, and casting about, like ravi hora for new horrors to heap upon the de- e¢ wretched and suffering people of the “se % veland hailed with pleasure the aus. signs that indicated the redemption of eticut from radical misrv'«, and to the time when ion ‘as attributable to the Ned, to the Meron yal jon—and be believed they cond 1% meam to anti! after the mext Presidential to the burthens of an over inxed people. great delizht to the conservative nent and infinential republicams, ‘action to the conver: chairman of the re- several g ter were a the eoterprines manufac. Mphrain H. Hyde, democratic candidate ‘Wivernor and others for wholesouled hos. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Lig gy nf On Thursiay, March 14, by the v, Septela Rovorrie Fimearnen, Ag ietaat Aajniant General Y B., to Mise Nise Grane, both of thie oti. Sarma—Molvrine,—On Tuesday aivernoan, March 19, by the Rev. J R. Ridgeway, Axverw W. sin, of Woodstock, ¢, W., to Mary ©. Melvrime, of Now York city Van —Bivox. —On Sunday, March 17, by the Rey, Mr, N Wrauas HH. N, daughter a the fate Robert H. Variey— Town. —01 tn Brook lyn, by the Rev. EB. F. Remmingion, Mr. J Variny to Mra. Many a, Cone, of New York Died. Jo Norwieb, Como, siddealy, on Wedn 20, Mrs Awnua Aventii, widow of Flisha York city, years. steamship Her- Baanve,—Suddenly, at sea, op Acuoercs map Livingston, of cougestion of the br: in the 40th year of bis age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are reapect- Sally myped \” attend Hes Fuparek srom lao ime [pei- NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 1867.—TRIPLE SHEER devoe, le 24 Hecond street, bear Meserole avenue, Green- pomt, L iain On Tuesday, March 26, Mra. Barker, wife of ‘The relatives and friends of the famil; attend the funeral, at 56 Sixth street, Ho Bexett.—On Monday morning, March Bewey, youngest son of David and Ehzabeth Bebell, aged 2 years, 10 months and 7 days. Biow.—On Sunday, March 24, at the residence of Nathaniel Weed, Darien, Conn., Mzape R. Brow, eldest son of Robert Biow, and son-in-law of Harvey a. Weed, in the 36th year of his age. Tho friends of the several families, as well as the mem- bers of Kane Lodge No, 454, F. and A. M., are invited to atiend the tunera! servi at the Presbyterian eburch 10 Stamford, this (Wedi ') afternoon, at two 0’ rae Trains leave New York an ‘and ‘New. Haven hatf-past eleven and @ quarter past twelve A. oe ‘Stamford; also cave Stamnford for New York in the after- noon. Virginia papers please copy. Bonvs,—On 1 » Marah 26, Joux M., son of John and Rese Burns, aged 1 year and'5 months. The reiatives and friends are respectiully invited to attend theffuneral, from the residence of his parents, No. 105 Cherry street, on Thursday afternoon, at hatf-past one o'clock, " Canus.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, March 25, James TAUTLL. The friends of the family are invited to ation’ & ie funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock, fro hig tate. residence, 315 ecg ree Bouth Brooklyn. CHarMan. —On Tuesda} h 26, after a lingering poy ang pr E, beret fot Rober W. Chapman, aged 34 years, 3 months an ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to atiend the funeral, on Thursday morning, at eleven o'clock, from the Lutheran church, corner of Sixth avonue and Fifteenth street, Coorgr,—On Monday, March 25, at Elizabeth, N. J., Ewiy M. Cooren, daughter of the late Joseph Cooper. ‘Phe friends of the family and of her brother Joseph: M. Cooper and brother-in-law, Rev. Dr. Leonard, aro in- vited 10 attend the funeral, ‘from Trinity church, on ‘Thursday morning, ateleven o'clock, without further invitation, Crown On Monday morning, Map 25, Eumza- bern M, fe of Richard Crowther and dafghter of the late Henry Andrew, in the 47th year of her age. The relatives and friends of each are invited to attend the funeral, fromher late residence, 32 West Nineteenth street, on Friday afternoon, at three o'clock, without further invitation, Her remains will be taken to the family vault at Trinity church for interment, Dixox,—At Melrose, Westchester county, on Tuesday, March 26, Jauns Dixons, aged 38 years, friends and the friends of his brothers, Patrick and Felix Dixon, are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, Benson street, Melrose, this (Wednes- day) afternoon, at one o'clock. Hew-err.—On Monday, March 25, at bis residence, Far Rockaway, Lewis HewLerr, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residénos, Far Rockaway, Long Island, on Thursday mormug, at eleven o'clock. Hersury.—On Monday, March 25, of diptheria, Marin Evrnrasit, youngest child of Henry C. and Elizabeth S. Hepvurn, and granddaughter of S. Eytinge, aged 2 years and 9 months. The remains will be interred at Greenwood. Javncey.—In this city, on Sunday, March 24, Jars Lozirr Jatncey, son of the late Joseph Jauncey, MM. D., of Westport, Conn., in the 28th year of his age. Relatives and iriends are invited to attend tbe funeral, from his tate residence, 69 East Fourth street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Keresty.—On Monday, March 25, Ruopevorn Keresry, Fe 2 years and 10 months, al eon of Jobn and ‘ate Keresey, of Brooklyn, E. D. Lse.—On Monday evening, March 25, after a short iness, Mrs, ANW Lye, in the Slst year of her age. ‘The relatives of her busband, and those of her sons, Michael, John, Patrick and James Quigley, aro respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late resi- dence, 61 West stréet, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock precisely. Micarky.—On Monday, March 25, Mrs. Many MILARKY, after a short but painful illness, aged 76 y The relatives and friends of the family ne ro respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No, 172 Madigon street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Mauony,—On Monday evening, March 25, Marr, only daughter of James and Elizabeth Mahony, ‘aged 8 months and 17 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) after- noon, at two o'clock, from the “residence of her parents, No. 316 Water stroet. Moor —Of hoemorrhage of the lungs, Epcar Moore, in the 23d year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday afternoon, at bas Caper co his late resid Neat pmawe cm JARTIN.. mm Tuesday, JANE, daughter of Peter McMartin. a ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funera}, at the residence of her’ father. No. 168 Fifth avenue, on Thursday afternoon at four o'clock, Nicaois.—On Monday, March 25, on board the United States receiving ship Vermont, Navy Yard, New York, Sten ae in the 38th n year of his age. Nepp,—On Tuesd: am 28 i ‘Mrs, Naxcy Nupp, wife of Samuel Nudd, of ‘roirbere” N.H., and mother of Mra. N, Bosses, of aged 73 years, ‘The relatives and fri Heal the paves. are respect- full; invited to attend the funeral, after- three o'clock, from the Sidabattan Hots, Mare ake bo ged morning, March 25, Pamir ’ BRIEN, in ‘The Ifionds of the Fi, Heo fifo Rrinn Association, are invited to attend the funeral, from St Stephen's chur, this (Wednesday) m morning, at ten o'clock. Orrms.—On Tuesday, March 26, Huxny Ortex, the be- loved husband of Christina Otten, aged 44 years, 7 months and 27 days, The relatives and friends of the family aro respectfully invited to attend the faneral, on Thursday afternoon, at one o'clock, from St. Paul’s German Lutheran church, corner of Sixth avenue and Fifteenth street. Ryay,—On Tuesday, March 26, Haxona, the beloved ife of the late Michael Ryan, a native of the parish of ‘nockany, county Limerick, freland, in the 72d year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family, ard those of her ‘sons, Thomas and Michael, also her brother, Dr Wm. O'Donnell, are most respectfully invited to attend the soll on Thursday afternoon, at halt-past one o'clock, from the residence of son, Michael Ryan, :No. 347 Bowery, corner of Third sireet, and thence’ to Calvary bent Limerick pay please copy. COMED. At Greeawich, Cona,, on Monday, March 25, Butza Jaye, second daughter of William and Cornelia Scofield, in the 27th year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday afternoon, at haif-past one o'clock, from the Second Congregational church, Greenwich, Conn. Traius leave New Haven depot, Twenty. enth 19 and 11:30 A. M i. —On Monday, March 25, Lizaig, onl; of Dr. Henry and Sarah Toppina, aged 1: months and 9 Suffer Ttdeseniidron to come unto me and forbid them not, for of such is the kingdom of heaven. The relatives and triends of the famnlig are respectfully invited Mo attend the funeral, this “iw ednesday) afters noon, at half-pastrone o'clock, from 72 Rivington street.” Weaare.—On Maren 25, Grones D, WEsKer, aged 38 years, 6 months and 13 days. ‘The relatives and friends are reapectfutly invited to attend the funeral, from St, Ambrose church, coruer of Prince and Thompson streets, this (Wedaeaday) afier- noon, at one o'clock. wW county and Albany papers please copy. Ware.er.—On Tuesday, March 26, at the residence of ber mother, No, 34 Sixth aveaue, Mrs. Cisery V. Woeeier, aged 34 Dangle 3S months and 16 days. daughter years, 2 Funera! on Thursday mornit ng ten o'clock Wiaots.—In Brookiyn, on Monday, March 25, after a lingermg i!fuess at the residence of his uncle, John W. Lewis, No. 107 Hicks street, Josera L. Wiguins, aged 25 ears. " ‘The funeral will take place from said residence, this (Wednesday) afternoon at iwo o'clock. His friends, and the friends of John W. Lewis are invited to attend with- urther notice. SHIPPING NEWS. aLMaNac cron. york—rmis par. SUN mises 52) MOON niaKs. Sus srs... 619! maw waree. AT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 26, 1867. Cleared. . Rogers, Savanaah—Murray, Ferris & Steanstip Zod €o. Sleamshin Neptune. Raker. Roston—W P Civde. Ship 1k ( hmid', Bremen—Unkart & Co, Ship Washington, Berty, Philadelphia, Bark Pezasus (BF), Penner, Shanghae—Wetmore, ry 3 Minstrel (Br), Anderson, (Brem), Harriman, Matangas—J_B Ward & Co. uimore | rus), x ling. ig Eagle (Br Brig Amanda Jéan (Br), W sig Wm Creavy, Haley. ‘S—Brett, Son & Noel, NS-J F Witney & Mobiie— ang & Cowan. aa ellie Gay, Gay, facksons i ht Gen Banks, Kedar, Barbados: orn Sar Gen Putnam, Knighton, Oid Providsan at ‘Eneas, Sehr Cotman (Br), Borden, Corawallis via Portland—D R ae S Potter, Potter, Apalac win de rena jcole and Key We Rucksville, 8( yor & Sargent lowbern—W 1. Da’ sae P eight, Baltimors— water & Dayton Senr Angeline Van Cleat, Heath, Baliimore—smith & Brown. Senr Jobn Losier, Linsola, Taunton. Arrived. Green, Wilmington, NC, Feb 26. beviny cule bound 40 New aor : . f Limerick (Br) ips, Liverpool deonstown Lith, With mage and. 4X) Daaken- Dalen 13th ne. at mlen west of Panne, Tan, ine m1 |, wit beet ; 24th, ah 41: 0, lon 64 m4 comnnged “signals wits 2 ny me posed the Kanj es es Valmyra (Br). ‘erpoo! March to apd yateon, bm 22 th, witb mise and nav inet, at 9 A! | thip Tripolt, henee for L ‘a i Toei 1% steamahip dave, do for do, : hepa ong Wilhelmine, bound FE Genmnahip England (Br), Grace, Liverpool Moreh 18 gad Queenstown Litt with mate and al Steatn Navigation Co. Mi srorteeed nhs baba aN amen bo — son heer nd 51, exchanged signais with bart James Steamship Mar nick, New Orleans Hava 190b, Nortel tot rm Pus Monroe Satu. with todse and Passengers, (o CK Garrison. Eaperienoed heavy weather Wet Ola JaaBAme, Was uolaged P Maye ab Osireee Momree by NE gales and thick hag on board 160 Brazilian enngrants, wrecked on brig off Cuba. eameeelp ‘Thames, Switt, New Orleans. via key Wert Fortress Mouros, with dee and Steamahin Quaker yy, po Passen; ‘mrong head wi the whole Siren 20°10 4M, 30 miles north of ate asa Crowell Charleston via Norfolk New Work, h mdse TIME ees i, Qhiwaty, Liverpool Ze? Sh erionaed vel ht of rete St George's Channel caine. tn ‘olliton se ‘an unknown your nizgenmast, with everyting ats tached; Sth inst, lat 39 50, lon 39 30, signaliaed brig Richmond {of Bangor), hence for Lisbon; 2st, Andrew Young, #eamislly fe fro si srecsesrt and TBE OM nemerp, Deo with ers (Br), twerp mdse aad 8p master. Had the Passengers, Had eontinuetas wenter| 3. Maron 20, Pesprke ship ip peers for Bostop. weit Havre, ch days, with Naken Marek Ih, ernerienced & Reavy im coeees ra, and drifted dur CB ee Fcitas, s0daye, with mdse, to @ F Had very a oatber; tost and opt Sehr Lavinia Rell (of Brookhaven}, Bayles, Minatitlan ian vi River, 90 days, with mahogany, to Hatton, een 18 days tothe north of Hatteras, nas ith heavy “ =", enision & Co, bails, &e, Absecom was in company with ‘schr Emily, from Minatitlan for New Yor! re smnyye (Br), Doiron, Arichat, «Hi, 4 days, with coal, mall & Co. Schr Jobn festa J Elizabethport for Stonington, Sehr Mary Brews Benge, Rockivnd for Richmond, Behr Win | Mecobb. vite Providence, ety for Fall River. Biowp hod a ieand. ai Providence. Lightship ‘Aretic, Ci ites, Wilmington, NC, Feb 26, bound to New Beale south of ape Henry encountered a heavy NE le, ay ‘which ‘was obliged to anchor, and re- mained 5 days; lost ragiees wey chain. A was in tow of ma y 8 steamer Iris, and will be stationed near New Bed- Below. Ship Liverpoot, from London Feb 4, Bak Selig (Brem), 61 days from Bremen. Marine Disasters. Srramsnir Scotanp—The stern half _ Kage mente of the steamship Scotland, sunk at Sandy Hook, disappeared in the late gale. Stmamemr CW Loxn, from Galveston vin Norfolk for Now York, returned to Norfolk 25th co. shipped a heavy sea, lost sails, &c. Srmamsuup NiaGAara, which left Norfolk on Thursday last, putinto the Delaware Breakwater yesterday short of coal iP Mont Buanc, from Boston for Havana, returned to Boston yesterday. having been ashore on Nantasket Beach. Rho was examined by divers and found to be uninjured. She has again proceeded to sea, Bark Hurewa (Nor), from Boston for Cork, returned to B pestorday with rudder head sprung. Barx Aunany. from Philadelphia for New York, parted her moorings at Lewes, Del, PM 2lat inst, drove ashore, and went to pieces, Scnr DC Wrtiams, Johnson. from Savannah for New York, with a cargo of cott t into Fortress Monroe 2ist with all her sails, fore, mat mizzen. split and torn She reported having experienced a northeasier to the southward of Hatteras, and met with the damage above stated. Scux Mary A Somers, from Boston, at Charleston 224, ran ashore night of the 20th on Georgetown bar, and was com- pelled to throw part of the cargo overboard to get off, The ‘Vessel also sprung a leak. Scum Ront Rurcey, at Fortress Monroe 20th inst. from orton for Virginia, for oysters, lost main boom during the late gale. Scun Sant, Wannen, Middleton. from Delaware for Now York, with corn, ashoreon Tom's Island bar, NJ, 22d inat, but was subseneanly gor of with loss of bot anchors and chains, Sona M B Manonry, before reported towed into Holm Hore, has been hauled on the marine rallway for rapa keel gone, and the vessel’s bottom badly damaged. The wreckers réceived two thousand doliars on the vessel and cargo for getiing her off. Sour Eu Crry, Kelley, from Wood's Hole for Ports: mouth, Hl, in besting up Newport harbor starch 2 missed stays and went ashore on Gull Rock; she was got off the next day without apparent damage and proceeded 2th, Sone Jos Warirs, at Philadelphia from Providence. had heavy weather, split sails and lost both anchors of Cape fay. A Scnr, reported the Clara C Baker, from Washington, NC, for New York, with m, tar, &¢, 14 ashore opposite the'Delaware Breakwater, hich and dry ut low water, m, Whkcx of the vessel drifting abont in the Vineyard Sound, Ys now ou from S Baglish brig on Bish op d Clari’s bout befare reported having, Tan" Gh during @ winter. The stern and part of starboard side have drifted ashore at Holmes’ Hole answering the description of the vesael. Bonveacx, March 11—A fire has broken out on board the maotie, Feangmaneeoy Son ‘ea vo which she sustained mut 3 on shore at Queg- ries Cay, where she grounded. hal commaniangl ag ask galog fr the ' previ eh ry see Denry siee. ae pr th 6 pre see wear Vatrncia, March 9—The W: Ocean, Griffiths, Dalmay has ees towed into the outer pork, and ls discharge Miscellaneous. Purser R W Albert, of the steamship Morro Castle, from Havana, has our thanks for full files of late Cuban papers, prices current, &c. Scmr Harrie Lew: of Guilford, Ct, 60 built at North aa imeahan been, told to te rege Dover, NH, for and will hereafter hail from that port, Srraxrug Pawruecey of Pawtucket. hag by the American Stenm! Benmboat Co of Fruvitencs, ou, private “Lagrenen— At y inst, from Choate’s shi Tinoidy Berle tan tone Suned, Wye k heme siroriocsiy, and hing busin he zated for > conse it byteap do Jobn MeF: : a - cra No ce to Mariners. 7 h 11, 1967. Notice is hereby havii taken place in the Sands in the vicinity of Cardiff, the fol lowing alterations in the buoyage thereof will be forthwith carried into effect. viz:— ‘The Rante Spit Buoy will be moved about NNE 1 cable. ‘The NW Spit Buoy will be discoutinued, The West Cardiff Buoy will be moved about north 234 cables, The Wolves Buoy will be moved about W by N 1; N one cable. The Mackenzie Shoa! Buoy will be moved about W 1 cable, grihe,new Patch Buoy will be moved about NE by E iy F cables ties SW Patch Buoy will be moved about NE by k 4 E cn ihe Welsh Hook Buoy will be moved about E37 NScables. An additional black can buoy, to be called Middle Carditt. Will be placed in Cardiff Roads ‘im 4 fathoms at low water spring tht PA new Spiral Buoy, colored black and white in checkers, tg be.called Cardit "Spit, wil be placed in 244 tuthonus, with Monik Stone bearing about S by W ‘and distant T mule, See Con Buon cian red and avis i verte aoe and to be called Middle Hook, will be placed in 4 fathoms on the south he Welsh Hook, nearly midway between tha SW Pat hand the Weish Hook’ Buoys. Notice is also given thaton or about the Ist of October it Buoy will be colored black and white In al stripes, instead of red as at present. ‘The West Careif Buoy will be surmounted by a staff and triangle. instead of a globe as at It. ‘The Cardiff Hook Buoy will olored black, instead of bluek and white in checkers as at present, Cardiff Bnoy will be a spiral buoy witha sto aud globe, aud will te coloted Blseks insieed Of rod asus prese The Nash Swatchway Buoy will be colored black and white tn rertical stripes, instend of black as at presen Tho Breaksea Buoy will be colored block and white tn checkers, instead of black and white in horizoatal stripes as it presen he Wolves Buoy will be colored red, instead of red and white In checkers as at present, ‘The West Ci will be a Spiral Buov. with » staft Culver gud triangle, and will ‘Be colored ‘black and. white in hort zontal Bah, amend st Culver Buoy will hee spiral _buor with colored red and white ia hor bot rea 48 at present. of red aud white in vertical stripes as sat ontal red red and white in hori- pre yea Spiral Buoy. with a os 0d lobe. and will be colored ved and white in borizon- ‘instead of red as at present. thew Welsh Hook Buoy will be colored red and white in checkers, instead of biack as at present. qT teat Usk Buoy will be colored red and white in check- kas at present. ast Usk Buoy will be colored red, instead of black and white in checkers as at present. FLATHOLM AND USK LIGHTS. Notice is also given that on or about the Ist October next, the Fiatholi light will be colored red, between tue dearings Light will be colored red, between the bearings nd SSE, and between the te ots by & white. SW ones into tbe land it will then show white SSE F to mark the channel into the river, and * xi strip wil hs thi river between the beasings of % “ms Born ys. Further notice will be given vyiee the above altera ins wa been effect 'y order, P H BERTHON, Secretary. Whalemen. Sin from Honolulu Jan 17, ship Florida, Williams, of NB, to cruise, pas A, Vineent, CVI, Jan 20, brig Faicon, Macy, of Salem, At Pernambuco March 1, ship Arnolda, Haves, of and fop bap ok from Arctic Ocean via oa 1, Snow, of Province was at Barbados, woe =j “ane pat tn for repairs. Feb 27, eapertonced a hurri- a sea, and washed overboard the secoud mate , Teche, of Provincetown, aged 1 ars, and one and both were lost. Also broke one seaman’s leg. ed on board for want of medica aid. Also stove her boats, bulwark rant. of NB, was at Monpangt, Bay of Te a sh boars ee ia 140). bbls ail, all told; ship Onward. Pulver: ot anu for SB abe bbls sp since lenv- ing Honolulu. rk Hamilton, Oxgood, of NB, was at Talcahuano Feb 9 8) “eed IN BEST'S ton 49 89 Kb en—Dee 38, Ia S, lon 49.5) E, bark Desdemon noma ¢ NB, 40 sp; same time, ship “La Macy. do. 669 sp; bark Kathien, Craw, do, nothing Spoken, &e. Ship Invincible, Lester, from San Francisco (Jan 30) for Puiladelnniay Fen 8 lat ie x lon 17.43. Ship in. from "ign Francisco New N. a Ship Feb 45, off Se nm Por ane rer as, ove $58 ity «Jan Sid ships Japan (BY Lord cigde (ir), do, Ruano aves, Jan %—Arr ship Harrisburg, Wiswell, Machlas: barks Glenwood (Br), Bentegat, NYork; Feb 2, Peanbroke (Br), Skallng, ‘do vin Monteriteo, tr Topeka, Blanchard, Antwer} 7—Arr Sagadahoo, Carlton, § npenaas March 12—Acr barks LT sth, Bessie Howard, north g Bangs, Catia Keterstein, York; ran: Po li bark Gutindaro, Sean brig Keys Ournrreeos, March TonvArr seta Emil wy a smith, Philadeiphins Ourtis, Somers, do: 12th. brig MH Haslem Jones, ee id 10th, brig Mecosta, Beton; car er Sid ship A M Lawrence, Taylor, Yo> A x Ci Sutil, Hall, say Prane! March 18— Apr scr Cora Wenariek Hinduon, Howes ai rents bark arg NOrlonne (and a for Balumore)! brign ans, id fron. Pensacola: ‘Bramhall, Ga Loara Gertrude, q Wild P Mt ay, a. be th L Ray, Curtis. derma tit PGhina oy otiogs Bosten HOUSES. ROOMS, GC., WANTED. sid % T ‘Delano, o 18th. Ulier, Molsen, FP! ‘oscano, the river Lath Grea (a), Anderson, for NYork ; MO Iath, Jone MeVicas’ Mathews, dh: toma Meco mth gone Tar Pas rv Wi N eee NE ve Adams, ci SPE os chip Gamecock, ip Queen of the East, gherbarme, for | Ortolan, Havana jobile;, sth, Bind ‘Owen: Hannibal, H. Mamta, Jan 10—1 York art i eat ses Hat," i cl Ln ‘Sid Lith, bari Blanchard, ‘ork; brigs Ri side, Cox, do; Tae Taabel Beurman. Falmouth; Fontan Gapella ee, Besta a; 16th, Mary A ©) “i McDonald, ; M Armstrong (Br) Fomends bg’ Ate my vores Jasephine, Boston; “Keyton," ‘rwcasrie, 3 Maseh 11—Ent out, ip for Carthagens aa ‘Savannah. ALRMO, Mi Fanny, Clay, Messina (and sid for pt ae Weeks: Messina, Sid 6th, Vol- tid, Mateh 8—In port schr Frances (Br), shanks Baltimore'in about 18 days, \dg.' Sid 7th fumore. hip Norman (Br), for NYork ips Brabo (Harn). NYork; ott, Maude (Br), ne feaiinine, March 12—In port Kathleen, Mockley, preparing or sea. oe (cuaz, Jan 23—Sld bark Dunkeld (Br), Troms, New Siscarore, Feb 1—Sld ship Richard 111, GreeM@hgh, Orpen on fied, Morgan, from Foochow for NYork, is hin Hood, Morea. fe ; believed to have called pore, taken on board @ small preceded to Sar vesean ntity of tin, and ‘eb 22, qed Santa March Sin. port steuunes Rayo (Cormerly the B B Cuyier), Dollard. from NYork, Tainan, Mareh 16—1n port, Tubal Cain, Durkee, disg; Union, Heard, for "Pade dg; brigs Fidelia, b rong ». or da, do; Martha, Stone, m New ere, arr 13th, sEivie Allen (Br), Allen. for a port N of Hatieras, lig; ul Br), Jeukins. for do do; Cheviot (Br), Whitney, for Phulnd te 1d Estafane (Br), Whittemore, for 3 fork, schra BG Lowell, Leavitt: | or do do; BF ‘Folsom, Or- faridor tor Philadetpita: ars. Maloy, ford os Bidehe senna AE Valentine, Hatchinson, Pailidelphia: 1 C Seribner, Burgess, do; 16th, brig Lorana, Knowles, New York. American Ports. BOSTON, March 2%5—Cld bark White Wing (Br), Ross, Montevideo and Buenos Ayres; brig Abby ‘Thaxter, Lane, Barbados; schrs T A Ward, Beattic, Goree and a market; Willie Mowe, Hilton, Charleston; AG Hand, Hand, Phila’ delphi “Zot Arr steamers neonate ‘New Orleans; Wm Ken- nedy, Baltimore. NBALITMORE M © G Hazeltine, Gilkey, hora, Achora, Charleston; yrovidence; Anna Lyons, Eagle, Kelly, Pordand. Sid by Ai dahts, Pt: ache etapefanee, St Johns. ‘March’ 2—Arr schr James ‘Satierthwaite, Long, Philadelphia, IARLESTON. Mareb 22—Arr_schr Mary R Somers, So- ‘Sid bark Tecumseh (Br). Sponagie, Liver , Anderson, Havre; schrs Marion Gage, Marts, do; Wm Flint, Post, lett, Bartlett, Wilmington, NC; Fannie 1 mers. ABoston. K Shaw, Shaw, George @th—Arr brig Lizzie Billing! nd. East GEREN WICH, March 25—Sld schr Northern Light, 1 bea Philadel FORTRESS MONROE, March 25--S14 steamships Chas WT Mott, Cardenas for Port ston for NYork; Geo B Upton, Charleston for oston: Monticello. Savannah for NYork. TALL KIVER, March %—Sld schr Jane F Durfee, Hunt- dey, Baltimore: KSONVILLE, March N1—Cld schr Eleanor T, Fooke, ) March 21—Cld ship Alsager (Br), Pelerson, N Orleans; bark Francis B Fay, Durham, Galveston; schrs J A Adame, uae Havana; ito, Hidridge, Key West. 3, March 19—Are brig Truttollijo (Ital) Monanters, Messina: sehr G horn, Townsend, Philadeltie, Cid ships John Mayall (Br), Wale n, Liverpool: Mcte- bello (Br. Henderson, do; “prig Hattie’ 8’ Bishop, Weber, {Uih—Heiow ship Devonshire, Cooper, from Liverpool: bark Neversink, from Matunzas; schr Arcen, Mulder, from Havana... Cid brig Alessandro (Ital), Scarrone, Genoa; echr Billy Huts, Wewtie Port au Prince. PORT, March 23-Arr schrs Jonas ( Chew, Deri, mean tor daekens Funiies Fatton, Erskine, Providen for N¥ork (and both sailed Mth); Connectiout, Clock. do for do. Mib—Avr schre Etta M Storey, Ellis, Harwich for Rappa- hannock river; John Metler, Barlow, Sandwich for York; Bahia Manlove, Stabe, Wood's Hole for sizabethport. sehra 1, Holbrook. and norla, stan Sora: Gneida, Davie, from Boston for Baltimore: Hatt gon, Blake, from Portland for NYork: Mary J Mead, Thrasher, from Taunton for NY Howard, MeDutle. Portand fos eee Kerren Hap- uch, Kelley, Harwich for N¥ork; i Barlow, for do; Panthea, \dwich for do; Peto, idence fc Ws Ware- 5 ‘Win Thompson, gwen’ freee ‘ortland for Pintov, Rok. | 8 ak, do for itch ne ge gir Sar 3 Lord, Bavancal: MOBIL: 7") and Lunt, Brown, Newbury ‘blsney. de do Crawford, Boston; Jon Wap idence: it Moore, Poly 3 ae edo. Cid Crocus, An Barbad: "Adelaide, Storks, ier (oi ree Barrett Mt Middletown; | ted PORTLAND, March So~ Arr brig vekme mg Clare ris Rob. erte. Cardenas; wed Fo Eon] 3 achrs Onward, Arey, Rocklan Gopy, Thos Hix, Oregon, and Sea Flower, do do for do; Gen Peavey, for Baltimore, orth American Kerr, Liverpool; Etta M Tucker, SortAfneronn Gh ers ivenpool big xis BM Rucker SAN FRANCISCO. aro 368i stestnaiity Mores Tay- Jor, San Juan; ship Lan Liverpoo CERPENNAE. March S2--Arr siesmebap Leo, Dearborn, NYok ou ie Douglas Castle (Br), Lindergrees, Ferrol; sehr Conservative, Royd. Trinidad. SALEM, March'4—Air schr Bound Brook, Perry, Rock- land for NYork. yA HLAINGTON, NC, March 28—Arr schr John, Trons, Cid brig John Balch, Whaley, Nassau, NP _fOsT OFFICE 3 NOTICE. a4 post OFFICE NOTICE, ‘The Mails for the United Kingdom Yin Soutnainpion and, Bremen, per steamer Union Slose at this olliee on Thurday, Merch 23, at 10:30 A. MC at the up town offices as tolloy tations A and B, a the Continent, will and stations E and ¥’, FURNITURE. FIRS? CLASS COMPLETE OUTFIT IN| FURNI- ture, Mattresses and John Pinkhardt’s premium Par- lor Bedstead, warranted the best in use. room, 167 Blvecker street, corner of Sullivan, ENT § BE) Clean, durable. W ings about them. | Soid every ws FOR PARTIES COMMENCING Suits for $209, cost $400: res, Bookease, RARE CHANCE AL housekeeping—Parlor Go. $75; Pianoforte for $200, cost $50. 1 Mirrors, Bureans, Bedsteads, ( Painiines,, Kronzes, pele, Extension Table, Bullet, China, fice, 4 West Sixteeuth sireet, near Sixth avenue. {URNITURE WANTE: mk Carpets Mirrors, Piano, thine, aud Claes house will be pure based wo cash at the prese Price, ,asties about breaking up housekeeping or address for two weeks Humpureya & Math Broadway. AURNITURE WANTED.—PARTIES DECLINING housekeeping wilt fad a customer for Furniture, Car by, calliug at the oan offce 130 Bowery, or adiiress RE W, RC for in first class board: near Soath fer ‘8 mortgage to be held ou the same till paid for. factory references given and required. Address 1. at the atationer's, AB Atiaut ie street, Brooklyn. R SALE VERY CH ture of a good hotel. as OUSEKEEPERS WILL BE SUPPLIED, AND ¢ AN by weekly or monthly payments for, Carpets, Ofl- araiture OL (every. description, Reddiny & 800 oC Inquire at 2t joths, i TION WITH OUR STORE ON EL we have pened the larga store 8M Hudson street, wh we have constantly on band a large assorimen( of Fur ture of the bes: quality. OWN & BUGERT, 115, 117 and 1 D sur ING GLASSES, Mat Aly Pucatte eof every descrip ion, at cos, to close the bu) naee by the st of M: / B. M. COWPERTHWATT, 1i EXPRESSES. . —BURNHAM'S FURNITURE Sxre 8 Eleventh street, near Sixih avenue. Bowery. A. City'or country. Faratture packed an abippedt advances on Curaieu poaatcae Mone; T A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE ERINA ASSOC ation beld at 498 Seoond avenue, on Mor March 26, 1867, the following preamble and unanimo’ Whereas it hes plonsed Almighty God to remove from our midst onr lace brother wember Philip O'Brien: and where as it is our mouraful duty to make some Sitting scknowledg. Ment to the memory of our deparced brother, who bas been out down in eariy manhood by Him “who doeth all things well”; therefore, be it Resolved, That, in the dnath of our axepciate we have lost embers, wi wo O06, chetiah (op bis devotion asa companion andl u Triend, Resolved,, That, wo onder to the relatives of our inte brother ‘conf most heartielt sympathy on their sad bereave- : although it 19 bard ‘0 part with ~ faithiul son aud » other, still they can console themselves with the that he has gone to a far beter aod happier attend the funeral ina badge. of anourming be worn on 4 manifestation of our henrttelt “Phat this eam bie and lutions be published in the New Yore Hevato and sunday Mercury, and that an of the same be presented to the fainily of our departed IEW S. FARRELL, ) IN b sWeahy”’ Commitior Nt MAQER, THOMAS J. HENVEY, President, Ep, A. Kats, Seeretary 1D FOR IRELAND A LECTURE Fille delivered under ine auspites of the eninn Rroiber- hood, b; 2 JOHN SAVAGE, ESQ. a this (Wednesday) evening, at 8 0 eu ae Wolfe ‘Tones au Oause of Ire! “iesieeton 59 cont it the central office, or at the door tits OATES, AFTRNTION. r. iaicqnerd Roatmen of, the Metropolitan district ate corner of William and New Chai day evening, 27 inst, pill) oxi ance Will be transacted. MICHAEL QUIGLEY, Chairman, Rowan Gn, Ee ph mead peere Senesene dae Tse, ropes "kt ra een ve) eome. cn ensoed at tira Soot ale eee ee ialoe te = gow 8] HOUSE Li mad = | Ae WOBTABLY YUE! FURNL ae, where interview may" AGE ren, FAMILY WILL PaY A tnd for @ ani Maree stan, house, or will en- ‘Christe, Herald office. Dr. W., station D. $1. 500 3 TO, $2,000. WANTED, & PARTNER, \ a ram NiSH. SSaleal busine 3 na cone er mame rp suet 4 Tomuuaee | Salta! teeee id Deeps Psetgeaet ig Sizty ninth etraat must be ina good R., box 227 Herald ohice, stating terms. __ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. SMALL FAMILY OF [SH TO OBTAIN A A Foor thtve or Tour moans, unvurnishea, stable for ousekeeping. Terms mt masta moderate. aps rotege loca- |. Address ©. C., box 150 Herald some estal Joaning above amount on 151 Herald office. An renee class House at from Fr hg 0. eon. 330 Fourth ‘avenue. ART OF A HOUSE WAN’ ‘A FAMILS OF four adult rant uot Wo eacwet goa Sale pariculare 620 Fifth street, N on Address V. B. U., . Xe GENTLEMAN WOULD INVEST capital, wishes to meet with a respectable pe: iid join her i i rofitable business, or she ikea situation aa hotsckesper nineties lee OF $1,000 CAN BE OBTAINED IN ru 0} ion, producing a» ouly ata opession. producing » large yeast pene aby save onan ‘WIDOW LADY, WITH BST $3,000 A $5,000 IN ould lke © situation, A. B. C., box - Address box rons or ik Herald r; beat sired. No agents ‘need reply. Address J, OOM WANTED.—A GEN requ "the cot yoann GESTLEMAN, RESIDING IN | ofice. ™ in the clty, wi wo rent Furnished, either’ by mouth, oF a ag ny vod od MAN WANTED, IN AN OFFICE ON BROADWAY, ferred. between Fourth and Sixth avenues and Fourteenth ie and Thirtieth streets. Best rent & rag $300 only oe aquired, “Address, giving location and {ion and ‘prices ber 1,088 Pact HOMPOON, 780 Broadwas. office, New Haven, Conn, pve OR THRBE UNFURNISHED ROOMS WANTED— on first or second between Fourth Sixth ave nies. Fourth and Twentieth streets. Call at 38 West Fourth hundred dollars to. dress box 160 Herald ollice. PROFESSIONAL YOUNG MAN WOUID LIKE TO ‘meet with some gentleman who would loan increase business. Good security. hima sireei, for two days, WO FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED BY A GENTLE- man, and son, adult, in s genteel private family: seonnd or third floor. with closets, gus, bath; e Fourteenth Street nor east of Fourth avenue. Address; with full par- Houlars and terme by the month, which must be moderate, with either a ihre bundred dol is a good and safe is a well paying business, will Heraid oflice, for three days. N EXPERIENCED MILLINER WISHES TO MEET man or lady who could invest two or to co.umence’ the milline! Rpyessmens for for an} cage, x 43h Post of : (0 FAMILIES GOING ABROAD.—A GENTLEMAN and wife, without children, would take care of a house during the absence of owner; object, to save rent; can fur- nish first clans city references. Address for one week @. Dusiness. ires capital of about sy Requires capi box 101 Herald office. A., Herald office. V ANTED—FOR TWO LADIES, MOTHER AND daughter, Parlor Floor, with closet room, water and 8, with room for servant, and kitchen, Rent not to e ‘with about $500, to take chai business. Apply to or address Pul room No. 20. her, 34 as it ith any ther businesetyou maybe engaged in.” Address Mra: L. Wer a g the tat of vA Enhed bata iaanatectosing bg the half of an establish pa 4 $5,000 or $10,000. Ade A YOUNG MAN OF INTELLIGENCE AND ENERGY, of @ res oflice ble berty street, ‘a year, Locality between Fourth and Twenty-fourth aa win! Streets. "Apply for thiee days, by letier, tH. 'B., 34 Ham Yn tA pe gpg Reet ey pene nnd arene, sible eg ge concern. which is about to open branch of the business ty) in @ ne! ‘TED—ON OR BEFORE MAY 1, BY A FAMILY be omered. Weve entin ory and agement House, with Steer Po Sane G09 Broadway, up stairs, be treated with by a respon. ier WHITE, modern improvements and in a respectable locality, belo -fifth street and east of Tenth avenue: rent from ‘$700 OR SALE-MALF INTEREST IN. A) FIRST CLASS |. Address L., Herald office. Hotel; would ¢ $4,000 to $5,000 cash. Any re- * spectable party with the aged umount ‘can hear of a ‘ANTED FOR A CLUB—A SMALL FURNISHED House, between Nineteenth and Thirtieth Legend way. investment by calling on or addressing C. W. tray, 2 Broad Jay at Fourth and Sixth avenues; rent not to exceed $3,000 a year. Address II, F, E., box 903 Post office. ANTED—PART OF A HOUSE CONTAINING FOUR wring se.she Gesth, of Mz, or five rooms and kitchen, with convenience for house- ee STOCK a Rhee FOR SALE— ‘Towers, the owner, to the! highest bidder, Apply at 40 thea avenue. keeping by a smail, quiet family in a respectable neighbor- hood. Sd idress A. Ni box 150 Herald olllse. m NTED—A SECOND FLOOR, WITH MUDERN IM- provements, for a gentleman and his wife, without of their Factory at @ sacrifice; from. made ever; in the busine cash; word leas. ree tiines the amount, 000 to be sold ghilgren or servant: weet side preferred. Address i. Eider, ers ‘PHE PROPRIETORS OF THE TOBACCO FACTORY 69 Corlandt street, retiring from, pases win fms atepose tor Fi00 97 Rroadway, stating terms, which must be moderate, an ILET AND OTHER SOAPS.—PATENTEE, A PRAC- = oie bisa gith capitals fo gta a enufeotery im this establish &. manu in ANTED—A SMALL HOUSE, CONTAINING FIVE OR ordiber towis. or would: take. the position as manager. fis roomm, ata reasonable font: west side of the city § mndla chance; no Tak; beat Telcrenve, Address Gbem= ferred, Address J.C. Helme, 30 Downing street, oF a oflice. ‘hirteenth precinct police station, corner of ncey and et cn, a HE SUMS SOAR cn Attorney streets. —— and fitted up; ANTED—FOR A PAMILY OF FOUR ADULTS, PART | imen' goods. food Wns tee! House in a fair Ba bachoods Fant Bot ines Frvihing gos rns to exceed Address B. W., box 152 ferald oftee, Eotochy pression ianmesdineiy: ANTED—FROM FIRST. OF haf FOUR OR FIVE ; will be let for ‘opportunity for par. ao ae OF STORE Spline tae HAND. decorated oe jusiness, oF for « retail Terane PHYSICIANS —A LADY HAVING A LARGE png nel tion between) Fourth cand. ist avenues,” Addroan i With | sen eae Tumunre and good wil ot. business, “hee ixthe a terms, A. B., 22, 4 and 26 Howard street. pry hy tr Shore: Opposite Sixth st. ANTED—THREE OR COSEY ROO! ‘WILL *ACTURIN boure a pre saan ae cen Hoar ofa gat $ 300 aston pr “tu fe og necaany. a ee me Pent 4 poanntgra hei ‘oy ee $5.000 Rate ad. WARTED-A SECOND OR THIRD FLOOR OF A in nlecess ul opera bth and Fortieth streets, Sune madufariog bio, will Address, stating terms, &¢., wena eal ae 605 Post onise. Pest arto laren. aittete £0 a Herela oft ‘ASTED-BY A WIDOW WOMAN AND, RES §0N, |. . 'MISCELLANSUUS. i mer, The hight ‘Can be seen at 7th st., between Ist and 24 avs. ‘west side of Rent not over $1, Brooks, No. 60 Nassau street, room gooey a ewer of ey 2 jarge furni Room o1 Bedroom. for ‘onsekeeping: location ‘Ninth 0 or aan te wards; terms not =e, ee Morton ot orer SL. Address om owe ge oq emerpery J. 8. Fairtioun a a Thirty-firet > A seeistesiroutt Ta 20 3 ohn Bond ptcentcmer et eee 001 LIBRARIES, PIAN‘ PAINTINGS, EN- Bigeioe Sy episisrae itn sane, Saas PRO. to exceed $26 per month. Address for three days J. A. L., | (OAL CUTTING MACHINERY —THE COLLIERY Herald ofe. Doing snxvous to enovurage, the development of coal Cattign, ‘ANTED—BY TWO BACHELORS, FURNISHED | ¥} Pe ey Schad nrg prizes, namely, Aparuments, with privilege of receiving friends at alt | fying 200 ey ae hours: "addrens with ful ‘and terms Ox, box Tor wpe} Sahil Ue aioek eccunlotnaaeeen Keon 2. eng of the trade, and the inventor of which shail 3 jown by the committee. A ANTED-BY A FAMILY OF FOUR ADULTS. PART Mouse, ‘consisting of four or five Rooms, wi s and water, in a res Rung loon Toontlon’and terme, Gx box 481 Fost ofice. Fs compiy sidbed on apefication tothe ndaragued All ‘Adieu, must furnish the machines intended for trial to, not later than the lat Novetaber, 1907. Le Wu, PEACE. - Potted LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING, ood 2. ‘Clerk to forplahed Rooms, with a private f ae es se by.a gentleman and. wife. Terms must not e ference given and required. Address M. B. Herald once Wwaxmp-a FURNISHED COTTAGE, WITHIN AN ride from the ctty, on the Harlem railroad. Address, stating terms, L, P. V., box 2,715 Post oftlee. WASTED 70 HIRES FROM 1ST OF MAY, A | NICE 26 or three story House, furnished or partly so, in a good neighborhood, or the Lower Part of a nice hou: continue to make Surv of Farms, Coun! charge of a other material of Engineer, 18 Wall street, Dirneitit tot pa Bd yynnt oe a the same, I Tilfremind any frend friends. = quires. OoTis: SaickkuiNG,”" br "Dralnage, Le "HE also furnish Dratn Pipes, Drain ao een Shrub andj all and quality re- ‘with kiteven aod basement, for a small family; nocbildren. Rent paid three or six months in advance and good security given. ox 1,700 Post office, stating terms, location, &c. TO _RENT—A HOUSE = THE COUNTRY, ew York. Address, with all particulars, Hud> 243) Post oiice. ANTED TO RE Newark or Biizat the face, neck, &c., mite scar. Pimpled, 3} faces. pos BY A FAMILY OF TWO, IN th, N. J., the Upper Part of a house. W Addvess, with particulars,’ P. Gy Hers Gr vou heat it ket price it up atairn. “* Qa !—-ANY GENTLEMAN HAVING A VALU. able horse with glanders can have him WiAsmen ro RENT—A COMFORTABLE HOUSE OF ‘about 10 rooms, within an honr or an hour and a half of New York, on the New Haven or Harlem road: rent not to exceed $6i0. Address J. B. Ayres, 1,215 Broadway. without the knife, Also all warts, rene Landscape and R. BELL. 19 ST. MARK’S PLACE.—SPECIALTY, neers and tumors fi nl grace wi none LD AND siLvEn oF or ay QUALITY, BULLION ings, Scraps or any article contain or: Fice in the Dental Retnery, 19 Bowers, 9 Bowery, ost cured, by an RELIGIOUS NOTICES. _ a eee ee AXE M. EB. CHURCH, 292 HUDSON STREET, NEAR D) Springs Wedley We We, Utier will give two Sanday Mite rineineers Suahaacd tiveness tun Onnatoe, schools in the above clurca, on Weduesday and Thu _ alge of Peat Ful arent the mane erenings, a 38. open at 0%; exercises at ee ee 5. Ticket ‘ia Beatie Bead Ny. Price BU conta a HE LENTEN beret tthe? st. By CHAPEL, y LENTER LECTURES TRE, | PRESERVED Howes NEW PATENT. —STATE Wertnesday oventig diirg Lents at Hae Weis nay oven. | Mrs. . T. VINING will preserve funeral wreaths and fow- in lare ) the ve joutgomery, ure] M “ oie Incaroaton, will ieeture. recelved af #13 Broo ee ee i RESTAURANTS. ARIS-L/OFFICE, INTERNATIONAL, RUE NEUVEE ; Raa St. Anguatin, 68. Every Iaforganton” gratultoualye H’ MAILLARD, , f19 BROADWAY, ts provided. 1 warehoused. ood Break Sto A. M. so i ate Hast, f ARIS toe Soca me a cats 4 £0. Per week, except Sunday. British eats ia ai saan ore gece mee Por full week..... Reng snd Hacotae ign go Pra Le excep 7 information grads. Yor fatl week. . Per week, except Sunday... P 2S AMERICAN RESTAURANT, PASSAGE DES PRINCES, PARIS. of ‘and held Seeds on. THE BALL SEASON. YOSTUME REPOSITORY, <THE PINKST ARsoRT. we rest of Conumes, Demi Masks, Ae. Ari R. Wi Thintasl Co street, two doors = | Rag tind » pureh A! and ui be M™ amen 6 daetnorpereres aw uta By a YEW. RUEGANT AND NOVEL aaa’ it " NY A. MORE: VADIES: AND GENTLEMEN'S nomena Soar. —ANY Mgr ay eed A_RECEIPT FOR clase fancy ‘Soap MITH' RE HAS REMOVED TO Wi FUL- Pee ee OY DvriM BALL—A TICKET FOR TAR PURI ‘work in their ines P'iersale, “Addvess JE Re8., ‘Dox Bt Pos five, ‘Path Tyan 4 ~ ep digeecdinttrgen | = ——— A. MokE: Sinus a 00. 36 West Fourth street, N.Y. ASTROLOGY. TEST—NO IMPOSITION-—NEVER rau ior jewellers’ ‘use, eat ANTED—A PAI Pp 0 iy Ws A “ean nag Ryd By ahs Start, from Fuh Ny, a with a a Spalinensss nat sed Torare: °C i Ns WHO ARE NOT ha likeness, mae : eli an Pena a Shaes” Aart we | Be en ace ins iB ae ; oo ee a advice free, Eheress cbneines withoak pasting, it this “PACT. MISS WELLINGTON TRLLM OF BUSINE oT Hf < theft, good 1u°k and vuinbers, BE Bo ANTED—A SROOND HAND SODA WATER O® sixth reat a ot Sowory, opposite Nas = ‘Gauging Machine. Apply to Mr. Charles, CLAIRVOYANT WIiO AS No CAL—AND A. $10,000 reward ts offered to any whe cea aare $60. 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