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VERMILYE & CO., No. 44 WALLST,, BANKERS AND DEALERS | GOVERNMENT STOCKS COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES. ‘u. KES OF UNITED STATES FUNDS CREDITED OR "'“ TTED V\R"(N RECEIPT, AT MARKET RATES, TTFRKE OF ALL COMMISSION CHARGES. CLOSING PRICES. NEW-YORK, March 8, 1 Buy- F‘"— ing 108 |m| 109 Juve, 7.90. Weare exchanging New $3 Bode SERIES OF 7 30" ke AsuRY NoTES, alewisg »d Bas & bt BHONE PER CENT COMMISSION 3 o 3 somrersons; e difference of intevest adjusted according to Gor- ECOND asd nmbs}mmv«m Bt at market rates. N"W ¥ MILYE & Co, No. 44 Wi HEDDEN, WINCHESTER|: & €0, Ne. 69 BROADWAY, NEW-YORK, BANKERS AND BROKERS. STOCKS, BONDS, GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, AND GOLD BOUGHT AND SOL) AT MARKET RATES ON COMMISSION ONLY. INTEREST allowed on balances. ADVANCES made on sproved Secnrities. Pasticuiar attestion given to orders for the purchase or sale of the Adams, Ameriean, United States, Wells, Fargo & Co's., and Merchants' Union Bxpress Stocks. Al onders aithfully exeested. JOSIAM HEDD! LOCKE W. WINC HESTER, TSATAH C. BABCOCK: ROBERT M. HEDDEN. BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOLD, STOCKS, BOKDS, AND GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, ON COMMISSION. Fo. 20 BROAD-ST., Nw-Yonk. IRTEREST AELOWED ON DEPOSITS. PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO COLLECTIONS WOWARD C. ROBINSON, late Presidest Fightd Nattooal Beak. JOHK B. LOCKWOOD, Formerly of Gea. Opdyke & Co. FITCH & BOWEN, BANKERS AND BROKERS, No. 19 BROADST, N. ¥, BUY AND SELL ON COMMISSION QOLD, GOVERNMENT, sod all etber SECURITIES which are dealt in st the Stock or Minizg Boards. HERRY FITCH, EDWARD E. BOWEN. THEO. M, MORGUN STOCKS, 5, 6OLD, 7AND GOVERNMENTS, BOUGHT 'AND EOLD ON (ouuunot Refer to JAY COOKR & ( WINSLOW, LANIER & CO. LETTERS of CREDIT for Travelers, availsble in all parts of Nea. 77 and 29 Pinest., New-York. KUHN, LOEB & 3 1 BANKERS, NO. 31 NASSAU Receive Money an Deposit, mubject to Check st Sighi, the onme as with e ity Bauks. Allow Lutervet by special agreemént onlv, and Ial::—n:lla:m;: " liberal terms. Bel reial Paj = "for fucat Secaritien, Bonds, Stocks, Gold asd Receive Orders for Goverume xchage, 0o Commission will be made fu any pmollbcllwadmud JOHN MUNROE & Co, AMERICAN BANKERS, No. 7 RUE SCIIBI PARIS, No. 8 'ALL-!’I' NEW-YORK, Clreulaz Letters of Credit fo r Travelers in all parts of Burope, ke., T. MOWRY, BA\ KER AND BROKER, No. 3 NEW.ST., NEW-YORK, Em wlls GOLD, STOCKS, BONDS, asd GOVERNMENT ITTES, exclusivel wwisson. DYJOHN 45 OOO SOLD,—NASBY* A} Qopien free by mail, 20 cents each. SON, with 33 funsy pietures, is soid by a1l dealess. HANEY & Co., New-York. mlmhmh Nofices. . SENSENDERFER MINING COMPANY —The bave declared & DIVIDEND of ONE PER CENT on the Gapital Slock. ayable i the Offce of the Company v March 9, 857 Frasaten books closed from March 4o he o inclusive ERRILL, Treasurer, No. 19 Broad st 45 OOO_soLU —NASBY® ANDY JOH id SON, with .s: [ mx:v’? is sold by all dealers. Copies, free by mail, 20 cents each. Y & Co., New-York. A PHOTOGRAP“I(‘ HUQ]\F S FOR SALE. 1, reticiag, offers & proftable and steady busiuess e‘z\-- T tor e Mast sl hia momth. Warranted the best country. Address Seranton, Pa._ iplete EOOK BINDE e established custom, will be sold ehup lease lar, Wflnn Lol ol mett oy ous vl & vow & purchase, AY, March 13, from 12 m. to [ p. m., at offce of CLARK & mv NAKD, No. 5 Barclay-st. Fiifl SALE—An w«wllvnt opponunnv 'he ‘well-known PARISIAN UPHOLSTERYJESTABLISHMENT Proprie wtor CHARLES FRANKLIN. This d for e last 15 years, and is situa = The Btock cousists chiefly wn Corniees, O3l l‘llufllr‘ Ntatasry, T e TEA LI Fonasdetmie, W A Por ie, N, = .IJ'”“‘""H\“ KS k Co s ki No. 112 Reade-st., New-Yorl TMPORTANT TO MILLERS —10,000 will buy a valuable Milling Property : it will pay from % to 35 per eent ou ihe investipent: $5,600 can rewain oo bond avd morigage. Address | BLAKE & DUDLEY, No. 5 Willisu-st., New-York. | TNER WANTED—In an established pa e four and provision house. Capital uired $20,000 to .‘,“. Vuv hll p-mrlhn. address, with I‘A'A nn;:q Box No. 4,037, l)—A Gentlemen with from £10,000 capital nd business experience; wust cowe well iad w00 1 viling o take 38 tAeres. 10 & Srdal o STt ROLLING STLY, wel feated n the Mastorn ‘parof Pene ia, and capable of producing about 5,000 tuns of Merchant Bar s wil take charge of the sale of the iron <. York, l“““"! Address Post Office Box No. 168, JANTED to invest, from 81,000 to £4,000 in - bus M 01 ATl Lrertihag ¥ o Nl NTED—A young MAN of enmergy and business capacity, io & Musie Publisbi: 'M on with some Capital o take a Ioterest in the busisems p =_Mu; young man Addvess, with name, MUSIC, lu K, 1?.’4""“ 15 OOO OLD.—NASBY*ANDY JOHN- Qoprd A R TR Bictares e 10l by ol deaiere. Machinerp. BRICK MACHINES, BRICK PRE CLAY WHEKLS and BRICK MAKERS TOOLS in Ploase end for Puuphiet, . 1. CARNKLL & Co., No. 1,344 down-ave., Philadelpiia, Pa. FOR SALE—A second-hand, 40-horse pe Tubalar BOILER. Apply fo AMER. WATER PROO Ninth st near North u....-u Willismsburgh. fACHINERY.— are prepar to f FIRST CLASS lMHll(ll!’I‘s‘ 'rdOLEof EVERY DESCKIP: TION on SHORT NOTICE and REASONABLE PRICES. BAMPLES of the TOOLS mavufactored by ws may by seen st our Wareroom, asd we INVITE su INSPEOTION of their WORKMAN- SHIF axd DESIGN by those it want of superior Maebizer). NEW-YORK STEAM ENGINE Co, OFFICE AND WAREROOM, ARY STEAM- LAR SAW XILLS. SES, eneral erman- power, CLOTH and most complete n nee € Cuvulars sewt on tion, WOOD & MANN STUAM RNGINE C AxD Xo, 96 Marpgx v..n.n- Nonr. STATIONARY ENGINES BUILT UNDER THE BABCOCK k 'llHlX‘l PATEXTS. umlnx”-ul arrangement of YALVE GEAR guaranteed to give s o consume less hl)i‘ Home Power thas sny for & cireular. OWARD ROGERS. No. 50 Vesey st Xew-York. ANTED_A Second:hund CALOKIC EX, L 'l’vlb-— Ofee. r:g'l,un"?'m,:slxy’- /‘\M)hY' JONN- s by ety witl II all dealers. ES FOR THE YEAR, &e. e s e o= NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, MARCH, 9, 1867 Citp Real Estate for Gale. A WIDE, four-story English basement, brown tone HOUSE; viciuity Westminster Hotel; recent's repaired, ted and decora ghont; tasty and very seat: furaituro u 234 well made ; occupied by o closets and urinals on every foor; washroom Jeading from I:ri rlor, & e sleeping room; bay windows t s and bl fer's ,-.mvy burglar alarm; l'fl:lIl eat nr\ ters rrangements all for comfort and & pleasant bowe, and good, quiet neighborbood. Thirty-fve thousand, plete. luquire at No. 06 Piue-st. UCTION SALE of singl veady for bulding, on One bundred-and fifteenti-at., B : First-ave, and One hundred-and-tw euty d-at,; |hm' fourth st enth-ave. and Fifty-cighthst ; ty-second-si., will bo sold by M way, on lllrv‘b l’.' 8t noon. r:r-‘ asy. B Splendid Marble Bui ration of lesse. Apply persouslly or by letter at No. 238 second:st. MO ]‘ ll!l!i We West Fifty- LE—Central Park LOTS on Summit One-bundred-and-sixth-st. The Lota are on very high round, having a view of the whole surrounding country, and are now on the grade, reads for immediate building, sud peighhorkood unexception- able. The street, bemng 100 feet wide, and haviog & beantiful grade, s deatined to be the most desirable and popular drive to counect the Bou- Jevard with the Central Park. W ill be sold singly if desired, and on very terms._Apply to HOMER MORGAN, Xo. N, ATTENTION' ALL WANTIVG FARMS! — FARM ard FRUIT LANDS, Village Lots. Water Powers for pamic T S LE, 3t BRICKSBURG, DAY COUNTY, NEW. RSEY, 44 miles from New-York on railroad to Philadelghia loam superior for all roga. ~ Country just ot m-ai beanty and utility. Cliwate mild and provertially hnn soft and gure, No fever and ague. Kold ouy to_ actul seles, on casy terms. Price per acre, $29 and upward. For elrculars and wa) ddress as aborve. ROBEKT CAMPBELL, President, _V. 8. Hour, Agent, Bricksburz. No. 15 Broadw LL WANTING FARMS—Good m\l " mild emate, W mwiles south of Philadeiphia: price only $25 per acre, improved farms; hundreds are settling; information sent free. Ad- K. LANDIS! Vineland, X “NEW-BRUNSWICK. — A FRUIT FARM.of 55 acres—6ve acres of pears, fne apple caeh orehard, (0 choice grapes, 18000 ‘riwberries Doolittle raspherries, 5,000 Lawtons, good cottage-hous -.p.m g buildings. Nursery itock, and stock, crops, asd tools are worth 7,000, Price for al 15,0 8. FERGUSO! FISHKILL, ON THE HUDSON—A fur- barn and 15 acres of land (or lD nlln The bouse as 14 rooms. tals and river views Plcmhd orchard, and stores convenient. ourt building sites upon the land, t ion of whieh s ansurpassed in Dutchess Connty. _Address ¥. B. i + Box No. 151 Trihune Office. EW-BRUNSWICK—A first-class RES complete onder, with barn. stable, and carriage-bonee, superfor Iand set out With variety of frait and shade; City. Price, with one borse, oue cow, poultry, gard OR SALE—A small, ncat thr ic s0d o camiges, arld 10,000 HOUSE. bigh stoop, nearly new, in Seventy.eighthat. between | FUSON & Co., No. 3 Nassaust., Room No. 4. ety A e 2% »todie bevens lopireot| TVERT GEN mil.xmq—rmm.n'ry for SALE, e e JOR_SALE—A BROW) m.u.mw LOTE, in ‘varions lochtion terms, :-’}'muw X' HOUSE, No. 24 Weat Forts-6fib- acd upward. PARSON & WARD, No. 7 Ced TOR SALE —The four-story brown-stone l;:\HuAl\ sod HOUSE and GROUNDS, HOUSK and full LOT No. 19 East Tweaty-6h-st., between Madi- with & splendid Mill dam, fine Water power—(the mill n.mgn | be sold at & sacrifiee. Excel son and Fourth aves. - ouse aud situation Sreteluse. Tnmediate posses- HOMER MORGAN, No. 2 Pine-st. r to MERRITT TRIMBLE, No. 63Jobust. son. Apply to JOOR SALE—About 25 LOTS, 300 feet on AvenueA; extending from corver of Fifty-fourth-st., narth, and 200 et water frout on East iver. Terus lberal. Apply 4 the Ofiee of French's Hotel. I e 0 OQUSE and STABLE for SALE, No. 413 East Twenty fourthat. - For furer particulars, spply to CHRIS- TIAN SCRWARTZ, No. 353 Bast Fifty-third-st. L5 ]'AI:\RIJ'. PROPERTY for SALE — A hand- some Gethie COTTAGE aod fivg LOTS of GKOUND beautifully aid out; ale, & vew Satory bigh-sioop brick HOUSE .n p; also, me Cotla Daria of Harlem, lunok & PLATT. No 948 Third-ave., between or No. 76 Cedar-t. 12 ()0().;5,'.‘!‘.‘.M’3:}3.J.fl,'fll:“mfi";n"i‘ ity I-Iflb and One- ‘modera \mrrmurnu and fn frst-rate onder; east. side Secon 1 Hauson-place "), between One-hundred-and-tw undred-and-twenty-6fth ste. Debightful location, 2 a;-‘x;? railroad o steamboats. Apply W HA t. (11‘4NTLE.\I.\\ willing to work, having e means, and disposed to embark in the RKAL ENTATE pose: BROKERAGE business 1o Brooklen nuder favorale €ircamatances, can bear of something wortby of notice oo application o H. L. RIDER, No. 39 Pine-st. iA UMS TO L & W.BENEDICT, Kox 4 1o LOAN on li()\l) ‘and MORT- GAGE~in Jarge or auall sums, on mproved property fa, e City A. colT. MO of New-York. Applyto « No. 4 Pisest 45 '" SOLD.—NASBY™ ANDY JOHN- y . BON, with 33 fanny pietures, i eld by all deslers es, froe by wail, 20 HANEY & C Broaklnn Heal Eotate for Sale. JCTION, March 13—A large bmk PACTORY, with machinery, ke., near Atlantie Dock, Brookiys, by AJ. BLEEOKHR, SON & Co., at the Excbavge Sale —WAS HI\G'I‘U\ -AV property—Large MANSION—Modern maprovements, stable, fruit, shade and flowers, = Kight Pty Photograph st efice’of H. L. RIDER. No. 39 Pipe st l.‘(lltv “SALE.—A very desirablethre bigh-stoop, briek HOUSE, s wt., near Pulton.ave., NG . on the eomer B, 6. 1ITCINGS, Execator No. 51 William-at', New-York. MOR SALE—In Fort Green Place, Brook a firstclass, threestory brick HOUSE. Al the -c-lpm lmprove. enta, and in Gne order. Price $12,00. Fight wmay reman oa wort- gage. Adiress B. B. Tribuse Office. JOR SALE—No. 278 Adelphi-st., l!nmkhm near ] afayette 3-stary wirsane fropt. high stoe; Thei et KO Rets af dodert mgrrencit with g hl-'w .nu Bret elass ueighborbood. Laquire ab 978 Adelphi-st., Nmokhn. vear Lafayeite ava., Sstory. brown-stane frout, bi¢h steep HOD! Jot, 100 feet ; all modern improvements, with gos Sxtures; v.d onder and painted last year; in Srst-class velghboriond. luquire " ‘uuu-u-m. w, N Y. JOR in Will mmhurgh— nl-\\'l)‘ Tuilt and furnisbed two-story and basewent brick HOUSE contaiAng tra . Locality unsurpased; but a fee min utes walk Place in corsplete order. ' Priee (furaitare Jueluded) $7,000. Tnquire on the premises, No. 147 South Becurd st ur of K . 104 Reade st., New-York 1015 enty FO :‘ALF—.! stony nnd I)mnu'.ll and Jot; Fonrthst, Broo houwse in nwi ol Y d York l\l\( DIAT HAD.— Vor Sale in Brookiyn, a desirable firat-elass nnhrnn, 1o an excellent peighherbood, couvepient to the cars and fernies House 54 foet wide {dochie) three stories and basemeut. Terins favorable. For particalers :mv‘am. the day at No. 64 Cedarst. N. ¥, or i evening w E. A6 o. 191 President st., Brooklya. 1-).000 free by mall, 20 cents each. 3 PROPERTY w Jerey, ane mile Foliug mi for elling buases, bote 145 cren of band s “MANUFACTURI .A wt Pewerville, iog town of Boouts whale: heiug & part of the e The property s very advastageousl situsted vith directly ou the line of the M al, and ane v being buli on the Mo ad, aud within 30 wiles of is and Kasex Hal now New York, Will be sald cheap to close the eatate. Por further partica- lars Lw No. % Brosdway, New-York, or of K. ply to ALLEN & BRO' L8, on 0 —The prop- : Honse W feet wile - n‘v of an estate, desirable in (douhle) t) tarien, sttie, and basement . in excellent order; has every conveuience, lote if wanted; to exaiive bouse ap keys at No. 0] President-at., Brooklyn. For tenus apply to K. R KELL Kxecutor, No. 04 Cedarst. K. Y T TTRACTIVE HOMES one hour by R Productive FARMS in Sowerset Connty, the garden of New Je Beautiful COUNTRY SEATS at M. nd on the Huds FARMS in the Moliawk T ORANGE, N.J.—Two new HOUSE modern twprovements, near station, high site, ine views and exeel- jent neighborhood; one s large doubie House, one acre price $15,000; the other & mr{ Gothic Cottage, balf acre, Jrice $11, 00, Apply to ¢ BLACKWELL & 8M1TH, No. 59 William-st., before noon. T ORANGE, N —\ ILLAS, VIL LASITE 4R and PARMS, & great bean uated, one hour from k, for KALE on o year, by BLACKW ork. 9 o 11 a m. ; Orange, corner Main and BEAUTIFUL SUMMER RE Delightfally itcated n the center of Litebteld 4 o o yrewmises fexcellent inad price, ., Box No. ¢, #7,000, of which 3,50 cau remaiu. Litentield, Cons. Al TENTION of all looking for a healthy, pleanant - romantic HOME is ealled to a 50 acre farm near Mount Clalr, N. J. The property comprives the most beautifal hulding sites, Woodlands, Trout Brooks, Shade, Skrabbery, and Fruit; old Farm House. good Outhoildings: will be sold for $8.0600 or exchanged for & plessauit heme in Xew: York or Brooklyn. H. L. RIDER, No. 3 Pive-st. l;:\l(hAl\.«w(l)()mwu\()lr HERN LANDS, also Western Lud for sale ar exchasge. Get real estate (HEAP LANDS for in Oconto C J Wiscansin, mostly eovered with timber, together with el Houses, & rge Baw-Mill, aod frnt-class Water-Power. Wil be sold togetber (about 500 acres), or in parcels to mit. Apply to H. VOLK, No. 243 West Tweuty-fourth-st. F‘\H SUTOR® SALE, of a luuhlv nltivated {4 FARM at Flushing, L. 1., ove e from raf ot Beautifully ted on high ground, conaisting of about eigbty scres tillable land, Bounded on the north by 3 small stresr of wat "There s on e place Yhree dwelling-honses, ¢I} the neccsasry out-hulldings, e, and an sb dunee of fruit of all kiods. T the puychase ndoey, can veman on hond ond martgage fo & tera of vears. Aldreas or spyy to BAMUEL WILLETT, el Ketate Agent, Main-st., Floshing, L. ELL ANT HOUSE,” Furiished or Unfur- vished, to rent, in Ilrld(v:’r: Covn. Five wipntes walk from depot. Two ores 'of ground, with and um“’. homge e 3 feet o1 frost. Water, gas aud furaace. FRLING, Pearia.. N.Y. JOR SAL W Inlmm ounty, Y.—A COU I%-ul}"lu(-r' {ainfhg sbout igh acrea oF i, with an_sbndanes of fiponds Biled with “The house three stories aid cellar. fiatoe, . aud fu_good order; it $ied fn with bricks out-Luildings are comm s about threr-quarters of & wile from depot. Por further particulan, ap- ALLEN & BROWN, ply o “'Two COUNTRY g, L L1 For maps and ost-Utfice, or app!y 1o Dr. A -F()R SALE OR RESIDENCES on Whiteston I articulars sddress Box No. 2,074 New-York i 8. HOUGHTON, on the premi L farm Hot all in For further I-h“mk Anquire of the subicribe; rviTe , No. 1 Esst Baltic (o P FOR SALE—The very desirable R wouih-east corner Paliasde and Gleawoodaves, Yorkers For p ticalars apply to KDWARD IO(ID. No. 322 llnelq,v»flt lr- 'fll p( )§ gflfth Imudmmn Tot !'l RY Rl-.sl- DENCE of 10 rooms, dod 6 acres with fine_orchard ooe ¢ oL iy walk from depot. Route vis Northern N. J. Railroad. No. 7 Beekman-st. HOUSE, in complete order, supplied with gas, 0 range; mh-%:‘ldhuu Tespret most e ..1.m.a ey diverdiets oaculasi gupdens, an sbuacace of frut ug springs, aod well of soft water . forest od evergreen the town and couniry, of the i nd el b ce reasonable anl tenns ca: ‘ork aud Ne: wven Rall i, will be reuted, furulslied. Apply to HOMER MORGAN, ‘zlnul nquire T Imnmm, n FOR SALE or to I ll-lr n W eatelie Comtry RESIDENCE, No. 46 Wallst., o 00ins, Lende jantties tuba Tty 213 foet frant wid wlle from the Market-st depot, ECLlPSl- I THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC, pow r“‘ e ’m.um L 1 00, Revt .m ‘ oy barned down)in Xa-mh-my lent stand. 208 B JOR ALE 'l'() ( LUSF AN TATE.—The oo i of the the HOMESTEAD of the late Israel in the Bighth Ward o 1 Ciy iy of Newark, consisting of 26 seres ;rl lmflkw\lh & good substantial Stone Dwelling House, extensive Baras, eds, ke, This property Is #itusted on the east wide of Bloomfeld-sve., near the Quarry, and exabraces be Jot where the Fair was hed some yoars uce, coptaining about 19 acres. he lot Ys worthy of especial attention, either for huf tes of wur- ansing beanty, overlooking the city, and sarrounding country, or ur quarty purposes, being underlaid & the ity Sfuiskle nowledged to be_equal to ry {itbert ex: some of tle best buikl- inge i the Jcity were bt with stone from this Quarry. e property is apale of asplendid development by the apening of streets and’ aveonen already projected, and ofers great inducements to purchasers for investmest or ase. For terms, inquire of JAMES CRANR or AM: lq‘(ll( SALE—A_small and _very COUNTRY RESIDENCE, 50 miles from New.York, os the line of the New Haven Railroad, fve minutes’ walk from Ih‘r;o& ‘The house is modern and w ell buils, delightfully situated, commanding au extensive view of Loug Island Sound, with t rou) ing in the rear direetly to the it has & stable, boat-house, and other nmnm:{- on the premises. For further perticulars fnquire st No. 4 Cedars Roem No. 14, second floer. l“Al(\l FOR SALE—In Closter, Bergen rncy. on Northers Ralrosd, one wile from depot; one hour fron foot Courtlandt cres; 1010 wood, the rest in high Hate of cultivation. About 12 aeres seeded iu rye. Good bouse and all outbdld- fog. With or withoot stock. Price $200 per acre. Oue of the Jest on Aprl 1. Inguire o8 o premiesof JOREA. WANDELL," Shirt No. 522 Posse v s, * e, New-York, Kighth flonses and Farms MWanted. WANTFD to LEASE 40 to 75 feet front, be; tween and First and Tenthaver. A Llu‘ with some old bl.lldl?rllum referred. Adds with MPANY, No. 190 Mercer-st, I)AR’I‘ of a HOUSh WANTED, of four or Are HOUSH, Box No. 104 Tribune QOLD.—VASIW" ANDY J()H‘{- convenient to cars, ke., 4'5 00 SON, with 53 funny pictares, is sold ol b iy Ml Addres, free by mail, 20 cents each. AR b o New @o En. BROJ}DWAY STORE to LF’I‘ No. 54, near s, same bui from 11t 2, in Hofa Mok Brer T Dm« on the prem s ECTURE HALL, LODGE ROOMS, and Cl)llllTTl! ROOM wly and tastefully Stted up, at Botanic lr 0. 64 East Broad: 0 doors from Market st L AM POWER and Roows to LET.—A il S wuiber of -ell lighted ROOM: and amall. mln of HRISTIAN M,HWAR 2, No. 353 Bast Fifty-third-st. gTEA\l PUWER TO LET at I\FWBUR(,H. ~Two n.....lnr No. 99 :mu\ Newburgh, N. Y. Apply o or gl S’I‘ORL to LET or LLA§E, En‘ 193 Chambers- ot near Washington st coffce, spices and grocerien.Toquire at No. zmmn-m "0 LET—For a CHURCIT SCHOOL, or e HALL ‘llm on the first floor, o Wi "“‘""u"nw. of Ninetieth-st., 24 nnd ibetantial brick HOUSES. 9 rocins each, Croton water. Price, $600. ll‘*l LECTURE ROOM, a Jai Of would be. 'HARD! vicindy of Madipon-squat. purposes. Apply to " LET—Sou! I‘()Hllflo"ml;:- e D BROWELLY No. 254 Pearl st 0 LET from May 1—A nmdenm—sm-d. lngh- e sory, bick HOUWE, In. Tellst., mear B Address Bost-Ofice, Bos No. 4,55, 19 LET IN HOBOKEN=A first-class brown- one dwellog bouse, parlors nd diningrom ov §nt foar re roows on second foor, four on upper floor. Btable on rear of lot (if re- quired). Apply on the premises, No. (2 Hadeon.st.. Hoboken, K.J. 'l‘O RENT—The BUILDING adjoining All Faints' Charch, Ju Henry-st, corser of Scammel. luquire of the Jieetop the Rex, Samut 3. Corariie; of T 8, Griithe, No. 297 Routh. ¥t of George W. Riblet st the General P'ost-Office, or of William Miles 4t the Sixpenny Saviogs Bank, Astor place To LET—A DAIRY FARM of " 160 acres, near Norwalk, Conn., 40 wiles from New: Yul Inlhhp o plete and in good order. To & good tenant & long lease te “Also, & COTT u-«n- roams, pleasaatly stasted. with about age rden and lawn, bara, shed, well, &e.. T ot 8. wies rom New-Forh v o bo rstclase, nea? charch and ehool, mmm nnn 1+ Witon & Co'm No 0 cond 0. 838 Ilmud ay s \lloring establishment, millinery. or any buniness suitable for es- sociation with Mme Demarest's Buwporiom of Fasbions. Apply to W. JENNINGS DEMOREST, No. 473 Broadway, New-York. Also the base- ment o be aitered ud-uuml-. 0 LET—A first-class COUNTRY SEAT at Yonkers, near depot and anding. Rent 100 per year, aud i 8 & JAMES. No. 346 Broome-st. lf()l! SALE at FLUSHING, L. 1.—The prop- high, with commanding prospect. On the premises is & I e, maniom (with gus and all medern improvements) and ail the outbaikd ored variety of shade and fruit trees, vines swall fruits. Ap] ‘ o wiaror to W. . EMARNWAY, over Wallst. Ferry! quebanna River, in nmmu LY. 8 miles from Bi 1 il rem Erie Raslwar Depot; 200 o 'tne i Tt erty corner of Sanford and Parsoos-ave., containing n acres; and for a geutleman’s rexidence. Ground under bigh cultivation, 'llh . -A_FARM, 260 ncrm, on the Eun- 1 house, 12 rom lunn'!n‘fhlfimhu- 7 rooms; 3 large barus; cattle shed, 17290, wagon sbed, earriage-house, and granary, corn )m.q‘nu..‘.,, s house. e 70 Srchard; t erib, tos] bouse, with! all small from 2 ta 4 p. . Fm SALE—A pleasant ( DENCE, two miles from Bridge Good House, Barn, Fruit of all kinds i Land Apyly to W. W. 1 Pinest. fa b fras ot w qads Hai 1 LE at AUCTION on SATUIUIAI‘ MR March 9 ot 2 o'clock p. m., on the preiaives, foor STORES &m- SI- ruits. Apply to W. H. PAINE, No. DWELLINGS, sitnated in the village of Mamamoneck, Westcheser Caunty, K. Y., the property of the late Wer. doka A. Sulek, durnflt NOR SALE i wark, 4 minutes’ from de- po ith brick, with l‘ul{ \I l',— \x Flushing, an elegant HOT ’Jl‘ IIAII X;'I,I.Ari:; nll"od y’ll "-k:l.n‘ub" l'll‘ 12 ‘n» e fruit and shade trees all n gool order; immediate poses ;‘r.ur:] WRNDERRON. No. 58 saatbiet, s VA MOR SALE—The PECONIC HOU at ithe tenminus of the Loug Isiasd Railroad, Greespoint, Long ir, bathing sod Gabing. thi Tsland. b ‘UR SALL on_easy terms, omo acres of land in Burlisgton Co., N. J.. serse crasherry B VRANKLIY CLARK, o 1 Park pace A JOR S l, or to LET—The beautiful and ex- feniy Locast lsland. wtuat y Y., accraible by veamioat s0d railrosd. m apply to LEOPOLD BCHMIDT, Ne. G Broad st or 0. 200 Brasdwar, Kawm l“( IR SALE—At ]l\'lmh-rlumk‘ Columl Count y: N. Y. about balf larpe, $wely shiaded and very demrs NCE, wiih 13 seres of lowd. Upen the presis Warn, carr P air-at., 0F 08 the premises A, supe th COUNTRY & 173 acres, sit wiles. from Haltmore, on 8 fne maithy | impreveincits froiclam | sbusdasie of rut, v dress No. 91 MeCulloch st altimore, ML YRUTT well wton Toad Btation. ' Prine, time. Permits of A- JOUR l‘nlt SALE at ISLAND=TWO STOR Price. % OOR SALE to EST. 0 ACRES fn NEW-JERSEY, with good f kb ground ; within an bour’ alfon lnortgage, I 4 m\m PROPERTY for SALEat 7 Connty, N. ¥, 10 acres, |50 feet w et frout, Sne o wal Iln-lu steambost dock. Iuquire of B. MER- vear Depot Permite of A 10 RITT. No. 4 Thi l OTEL—Newly (urulnhml in mmpl«h- nnh 3 i & central and important Soutbern eit tiew without means need not apply. Address Box ‘lll I PROPERTY, also a FACTORY SIT A7 for BALE~At Wasbingtauville, Orange Co., N. ¥ A Floaring Mill and & Plast Mill; water «beel betwern thew ; nearls 22 feet e a3 feet from depot, o Newbargh brased of Erle way ; one of the best localities or buivess o the county: good power; bo expense of teaming, with a truek. Also, a HOUSE for two or three families. 1f ot rold vy Mareh 2. will bo ufered 1t hae- DAVID WRIGHT. ur story bhrowu- nlnu(l ik Tor the money. i P tion, 8t 2 o'clock p. 1. of that day, on the premises N 0. 3 PARK-AVE.— HOUSE, 21130 feet ; best house i o pricén. \‘, HTOWN, Long 1sl; W) 120 scres; well located, feveed, wooded eal man, perbaps no better farm can be found for the trade part for ome respectable business. 1. L RIDEL FPHE CHEAPEST FARM on the HUDSON.— 1% acres, Sne view of river, orchard, good far W50 Apply to DIl MULPORY, N. VAI LUABLE MIL LS and LosmeR PROPERTY for SALE In Lawer Canada, situated on the Ya West Farnbam. The building of the Lower Mill is work 44xd2. The dam gives elght o cular sawa of 4 feet 6 inche which prosdu The mill also contaivs sa n-yvuv«l Dutting saw acres of good laud, with nine dwelling-bouses, workl excellent roud to the Stanstend, Shefford and € quarter of & mile, where the lumber can be load ou the Richelien River, mile, the States. Ther a Miver, near substantial rame- 1 log. are large 0 pruce adjscent, and the supply Upper Ml n ahont three e § Chasably Kailroad, by the public r ata i & water privilege which i I Inlmn four acres, adjoining the will, st below the -llm ~ e ground of two aeres. Fomse there are (s good plers, and tha booms are eapableof contauing 5000 logs At & tiwe. The will contains ane circalar w, four feet in ameter, and earriage ; also & log drun chain or ball wheel s butting saw and & shingle machive. The Imi:hw is 46 fret by 32, with an addition of 30 l-v M 20, This part_costaing the buttivg saw and shingle mack frew enrriage has & cast ) fri o haw two sets 1 “There bo & blackmmnith sh "o and a barn, acres below. The mill Saws 7,000 feet s day. The dist adfacest s well timbered with bewlock, spruce and tamarack. r(- Idings, wachivery, booms, piers, &e., of Loth mills, are all ia w’l‘he » neual ness; ;m l ‘:;I -t .'-J:l,l.‘- " Full mru ars -m furwarded upou appl ahnn o 5 T BRovN portacity to engage in the Jumber busk h\R\lS in \'ll;(:l\lA, at #3 per ac CHD 200! Z( Unsarpaseed agrealtural wmaterials and n\nml resoure Bearily thmber Cconvenlent to marketa. For descr] ress J, L MITQUELY [iWsville P. 0., Carroll # l(),()l)()."‘ LY DENCE York, hluud ter; three stories, Gty of x,-n.u}y. b l‘ullrzl and two Wit s fnm.- Thin properts s y wtusted - fflum« hu‘ll o T aihen Apply 1o ¥. GREAVEN, No. 5 New-Yor 4 . -y 3 &BQ,()OO 2 Q{3:‘}L.'.’“f...f.‘fll'L'u'.""!‘.'::.. Now der e wluutes fom deyot: R ll‘,ntuu Ager 't, @ most thriying and populr ity of irs frota New-Tork by Central fout of Liberty-st, sud NewJers alll “Forty traing each war dalls. t ¢ e State, waich be will show K of Sew-Jersey t of Courtlandt-# ity wnd countsy property of auy owe in ¢ e 'R \L RA]LI’OAI) ) OF NEW Jl-ll‘l \, REAL EXTATE AGENC Country feats, kev, ot Al oad. }uu ir, Agent, No. 41) OOO m: G o»l- free by mail. 20 cenls each 'l‘Oi orists or (mnlt-m-n.—l‘o ]0-ue, 3 acres Ganden plo, south wert of Central ¥ Berries, blackberrics, Madeira nuts, .1"' bl terme. For particslazs -p,x, WTHOMAS WOoD, ry briek Shop. suitablo for light mann- Frame cuur in the rear. pr to é5.00( BON, .unum-.y nm. free by mail, 30 cents each. _Board and Rooms. \H RIC AN ll()ThL. erulwny mnl F.lzln)n- st.. New-York, on the Baropesn plan. Rovms i suites, or singly, at A’ oderate rates. AN Ame‘rh-nn’fnmll‘v have nwely P‘URNISHLD ROOMS TO LET, with or without Beard; location good sud e moderate._Xo. 153 West Thiry rinthsh _ Cm NTRY BOARD WANTED in a first- class private fanily from st of May mert, by & gentleman, wife, ebild, andmurse. Must be & convenient ditance from the city, and in & Bealthy veighborbood. Best of reference given and required. ' Address L. D, jr., Bot Ne. 3.3, New-York Post Office. (‘1)1'\ IRY BOARD WANTED—For} J afarm house preferred, nesr a river or lake, gne b York: three rooms required. Terts woderste. Address 1, Blaabeth, N. J, \H 7 GREAT JONES st foor, with frst-chuss BOARD aleo sing cgant suites of ‘private table If dexised; nd duable Roows “'A TED--By a Poraoklyn for herself and lady frie in Englisb branehes. Latin, or French, ‘lllro- A place within easy sccess of Falton Ferry desirable. Box Ne 1212 N Y. 45.000 Copies SOLI BON, with 33 K«nny 1 xmu:n,umkl by all dealers. free by wal), 20 centa each. HANKEY & Co., New York. EMAN of means nlumm the ne- S YOUSNG LADY of education aud refuement with & . Box No. 124 Tribuae- Tiew 16 matiumay. Address I siscerity, A Oftee. 1 Ladiew' Soathern Reliel Aswr ating coutributions, in aid of [ y selicited. The l nds Lum of the clergy of Tected ngenta i ihe deatitute we The biepot for receivivg | bleh -mhnw- Ay, Gom 9 Depot for Fiows i, of & Bk AN & G o MARCH, FRICE & Co., No 9] AUTHUR LEARY, Treasurer. N 1°0 the ADMINISTRA’ EXTATE of BEXNARD DUPORYS, deceased. —laformation is d s to any right hin nepbew, CHARLES DUPOR)S, any of the proceeds of Please address WILLIAM HEWEY, Lucas, Rockland County, Oblo, ?I‘U ARC lll1 [ C es. for the lewa Mate to he erected at mmodate not less o loclude srrangements for hghting, warmi g the bui Pians 1o be opened on the sk BF o] nest. ® Addresn e wndersigued ah lowa. uncil B [HOS oFie B, Wi D.—N with 3 fan dealers. 45.000 30k free by wall, 20 o Nt T Covarmna kY GRRRAL 0 SORSITENCE, St g Hl s : w Yokx, March 7, 1667 3N, —8 . t ol P mpnml-(m duplicate) be received by the undersixned until | o'clock p. w., ou TUES: A Tor. the use of the United States Arny delivered in X OR PRIME MESS—of the plying S, to 12t tuat, for i D nm NG ¥ STOR! e 300 barrels PORK—N Western packed, b full hooped Meat to be free from rust or o :‘r Bidiers will state when the pork vas pack w York or Brooklya, as aud the brauds; recelved at such luspeetion yards as sball be agreed to i { rst quality extra superfine Routhern, 8t Louls or ands of FLOUR, suitable for keeping i a warm clisate. The 1 places of imatnfacture tobe siated in the hide. The barrels oo ahipping order, with round boops, full bead-liued and buugy jed, "2 Warrels frst quality Ml dried rellow € ,000 pounds prime NEW WHITE B Ary-to 1 packed 1a good, bright, well coopered four Darrels, 1o be full 10,000 pomda CRUSTIED SUGAR. Li l.io 5 of the beat quality of u ¥ bes 1o be put ly o barvea, o7 fn bulfbar: gallons ca like samples at this ofice. ' Each proposal etly the kind and quality of Vivegar offered snd the kind el 0,000 ponnds good hard BOAP, to be made by boill e, "gowrl materials, free from elay, soluble glass, or otler 10 bave no unplessat odor, to contain vot more of water, nd in e wel dried hefore being packel: s of rood, lean, v, e SALT, in hl’hn'h -bm 1o the parpose, with full h..l Hul pounds ta the bus! 250 kits new hn 1 MACKERRL. iy ak for dmediate delivery. "t Hour, corn menl, beans, st vinegar. soup aud mly e to therein. pusaly ..Ym‘l--m st he attached (0 each propo- e apecific in complying precisely ith all the wndz‘a‘l‘:nn wust contalu the written guar- and only eration, -ve per ceut i tight barrels 55 aaty e wores are e Wideraigned, bereby guaraatee that abosld all or any part i be Breapied, 16 M Eule dule e aconiig 1o true purport aud couditions ; als, tha ract, with bonds Ahe amanat ef one fourth of the value of LA petssed o be i nished, shall be executed, I rnllflrl\l.' "Ihe seliar’s name, place of busi of contenta, with berafie "L1 other old marks st e ates ofnapeetion by professions] packers o Insnectors, other Gian 10ty fernishing the provisions, will be vequired for the iest, eerti oo ot part o e seller Sheir preseut quaity aod coudition, sud the Tmmediately preceding lnepeetion. "The west Wil alag be ,‘....l:fi.;u passed upon by parties from this office, oy the part of the L'yl ates, ‘I‘b’. Yo, Fitd imeals hekns, "T" Tinegar, sap, “« ! apected b the date o deivers, and compared with ‘1hd 1¢ W s apector sppiatl bj thia e, whose certibeate will be' re- }hm,m \efll be maads i currency or its equivalont, s soon as fands eceiyed fo lb O are cipetitd m..m thelr goods, wihout expease to the uited Stotes, niuvvl for shipmeut. ilanks for Praposals il be urulehed at s Oftc, which wonst bo ncloard i an encelop addressed bo the undersigued, and indorsed Storea’ 1L, ¥. ChARKE, fur Subsisten praly, LA 0.8 rasti} ornex v'umn.vul; Rannosn Puitaneenia, February 4, 1867, > will be received at the office of pauy, Philadelpbia, wntil the rst by luite (riess & aiafytoryproposi St e re fed previously), from respousl e desiving (0 con- arnpan 'mm,n,x.-n...mn.nmn Tine. of Stean. e ot for ”""""“.“T.‘l.'au'fiu athon, wil b furnished Toen sof proposals with detaiied. informatlon, will a furnishe i eveetied g EDMUND SMITH, Necretary. NASBY*™ ANDY JOHN- ith 53 fummy pletures. i sold by all dealers. HANEY & Co., New- b upon anvlication o Ql’aparmculynp Notices OPARTNERSHIP—0. W. JOSLYN T this day ssociated with bim as Mr. JOUN Y. BOSTWICK will continue the BANKING FEOCK COMMISRION Wsiness at n':. rund-st., under the Brm name of 0. W. JOSLYN & Co. w- h'l- March ¢ 1063 f DISSOLITI'ION OF COPART beretofore York usder the name ngl mutual consent.—Dated New-York, the ‘ll“rg" has been dissolved by . ASTICR JOUN ABHC \ovi. N. B.~The hd.n-mllb.‘nfilnd a8 beretofore, SHCROFT, No. aom.n New-York. NERSHI Gy of New- NO’I‘ICF Cconsent. the name of oug friepds will contane ther patzanage w ury PERRY, wm.nu « _ New-York Feb. 'lhe flm of PERRY, FULLbR & 0y M...Em...a..{-. 4 No = nm.my iRy FoLLER & Co, by We bope HE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing balw-el IUUIARD B. CONKLIN and FREDERICK MOYNA- R B. CONKLIN & Co., is tis day dis- &, 1967, l- Il, CO“LIH, YNAHAN, name of R. AN, Tohved by mataal speseni~Dated white and colored. )’uw H‘IL l’A’, 15,0002 free by mail, 20 e .—NASHY" AN Y JOH y picturen ngold by wl dealers. Y & Co, Ne Aliscellancone. CO‘I"I ON WAB’I E for Mlclnnery and Padung, No. % Will ork. s N Y. G Offce h sets ne) No. 3% North Froutat., Small orders by Expr 0. HILL" HAIR DYE—50 et 50 cts.; Black or Brown ; equals any d mng:l."‘ lnll y all D'r'-'rfl‘l‘v“m’ le- ARCTIC OINTMENT—Hnstant Pain Piles, Buniong, sl m'.'?.«"r\'.‘:'i‘* mmu.-, "‘;-ny.b::'..’.i' Warrauted. MO‘&BLEY R is , aud For eireu 0ad: %! 40.()0 Coples, free of Progremive IN-I I'fcl'a. l-nu' lecture free. The Children's Lyceom will et at 2 p. . by the Pastor, the K on WEDNESDAY EVENIN every Sunday. pAlien-at, reach !rn—"u;’.q of sea L.¢ 'ne itev. CHAB. B BMYTH . Argun Tlall, No. 600 Broulway Venihn Pightiagh” s comection cd by the Churebes. Degot No. 66 Johw-st.Bold by all omuume., stores. RON BRIDGE and ROOF Co. FFICE, No. 116 WILLIAM-ST. WROUGHT-TRON BRIDGI ROU ND B(Nl'.—-Pum-(,onne afll Fine. GLUE FACTO! 11 Burting alp. iNr PROPERTY at w‘fv(A'L Aillu-m.fdn’!.in:.:-'nl e T e, very lo , Pa., n-d Nors Pk BUILDINGS, ROOFS, mnknmm SHUTTERS AND D00 mwn CORNERED PLAYING | ‘economical Carls apest and most Me( id o $20; Plated Bt Bri- sy 85, Ay Boddies (ood s new) with Brdle, 15 L., New-York. naed. Ix "IL Vov-.hllnllll 3 douts par pack, ty-nnm-u ™ In ot liab! Il deserijtion eonsider it the ot Common Bri he hest. 1ta prines ress FREEMAN o B BRIDGFORD, Albany, N. ts construct) ANl mackines are by the masaiuciorers ab T éfi,n PAINTERS.—T wish 8i two or three good bas them for ssle can -Mn- 1‘ to purchase Ay pary who AC This Machine has heen thoroughly testad by the mo extensive e in the coutry, who 1 ad it is a horintal wacive, which makes it saperior for making the best JM'OKIK No. BON, with 5 by mail, 20 cents each. funny COND-ITAND BILLIARD—TA- 0 Bl.\l of Gst make, for BALE._ at No. 142} Kast Broadway. SOLD.—NASBY*™ ANDY JOIIN- 7 petaren i oo by o1l denlers. lclmmt Notice Seata frec. Nea. 7 and 0 Beventh. e VAN DERIEK at 3 rd 7} p. m. felock. Babbath scbool at 10} 2. m! ng s, s B i Gy om Shaies ieecker-t. Universalist Church, “cirmer of Dovilng st - L Rervices at Special Appeal Christian O LOKD'S DAY, Ma ing. " Central; Presbytel and wnd vewly lately worshipii eh Buildisg and GHTH AVE. AND sre all free. Fortiethests P 10 urch, Twents-cig) by URBAN (. BRE fursisbed, open % URIAT n 10; b In’m-.n“lp 4 rinm at IJRH lull. ."";f sa6 of Ground on PIIPTIETH A1 BROADWA b here k erection of 'y, the Pastor, the Hev. JAS. B. DUN! nd pi ing ab 3} p. . Babliath Sehool 82 p. m. ;& cordial lavitation extended terian Ch B, Pastor. “hristian P Harlem.—Nerviees at uu:'m Rev. 8. BOURNE, ]r at 103 5. new lite. Broady Preaching, moraing ‘Bubject for evening: Y iy an_Brovwest., JoThasal the BETWEEN Y, and ) Ibnrvm’llv ired b worship TO-MORKOW ® Dicine mrvice crery SURDAY 85 164 & SCOTT will preach TO-MORROW. Church supported by voluntary contribut urch, sear Levingtonav.—The ::u.v, the Rev. J. K. ANNAN, will preach vext SABBATH, st 10} & s ~ Fou B W IO . Pasto; will et TOMOKKOW, i NORTHRUP, tecently retarued from 10th jnst.. le it D Churel, G, March 12, at # o'clock. Tickets Se. hapel at 3 o'clock. Singing lML‘-i’lhl Popuinr Ject opposite Audiyst., on A Superintendent. urch, corner of Second-nve., the Rer: 7.~ 'be Nuuday School Miwsionary Association m. The Ker. H.D. addreas the children; ~ Harlem Univ Pastor, w Worki Ilnl( burel “Church, between Broome and Sprivg-st TO-MORROW ar ill preach Iy seemeth And by g in Us." v right " and st t request the Pas y reigons caperince. Sacrament service st 3 “The lev. Mr. NVE will preach in" Natioual Hall, corver of Fourth-ave. and Ove-hundred aud-iwent - :lh!h oL, on l'tl'flh I.Inloul. services commence ab 3 o'cluck. Sui aroschool 4t 2 o'cloel 1 all will b« finully I The Rev. G L. I wer TOMORROW Y4 NING at | the Kecond lnlvrmlll! Chureh, corner Necond-ave. and Eleventhat Rervices every Sablath 8t 10§ & m. o0d 7 pon. Surangens abways welcowe. Pu(l free. Soclety, Chure Twentyn preach in thi it Fedtordat, Subjeet HORNING Subject for the Evening it an the of Pews o " The Rev. A will preach o N WEDNESDAY I VENING Ilnll 13, The Rev. Dr. Tyng, Bector of 5t 1l Third Serim Knowledge ¥ociety on SUN 10 the Church of the Ase The Awnual Sunduy Se place 8U SUAVEVENING, Mo teh ¢ Imn b, under the Torwed, expeetod 1 delivered b r‘mv‘ clockp. ). will be preached o of the Holy Rutgers Presbyterian il preach ibe fo wreh of o worsbip TO-MORKOW MORNING st Preaching by the Pastor. interested are cordially iny " he Teachers' Associuti ehool Uniu?s il et 1 1 Strangers o “ommunion, boat.—The Kev. JOIT churel on SABBATH, ver of and EVENING. oneph i1, P) wous o Young M Anniversary of ¢ e b aclitered. by the Hew. JOIN MeC UL GEO. L. PRENTISS, D. D, niversalist Soclety, i the lae piscopa Uhureb of the Resnrrection, u has eiween FIRD and N Savior, will ocs od to Puller aud otbe the New-Yor of the Misslon he Ten Comnnndments. of this course, at the Herean Bapt ningst., on SUNDAY EVENING NEXT! mnandwent.” 'I"hr Rev. Heury Blanchard will preach in (he € Monroe-place avd Clark-stg, Brooklr: e, . T el TO-MOKE Mbiath-ehonl 8 9} Nittings on MONDAY EVE endieton, Pastor o e, will preach SUNDAY b Wi mIlv Thorwlay, as cuing.Vrayer Meetiug, I p. rye, under the Y'( Preaching at 1 Bunday Se 10, t i h, comer of M The publie._are contially invited to o y the Clinreh to W Rector of 8t day) K hureh o ! , between Fith and Sixth-aves. Services commence at Sebvice in the wornag at 10} o'clock e pastor of the Rev. K. th-aves., and impros. cupy it for the Brst Ty snd_aitern atta he Bap! st Baptist (b b oo the celel worth Hall, boo! Us g aud Twenty k Sunday P "mn""' a de, awd addresses wili be 2 =7 3 i =13 1 peak before rwmn, ad¥crid 1o 158 CHUTeR papers by the Rev. W 1 City Missin arch 17, i the ieth-at dison-ave. Chureh, the on SUNDAY wrkiugmen Fpiv the Twent-second 7} v'clock. Stepi ik Missionars Aw. Thirty-fifth- at 54 o'clock, LG of Ken- the chuz, [ and opened e for publie b, Jock. " Klecton of ofieers, and speak: 108. C. BENNING, forwerly & K. The publie are iuvited. Heoetor of 8. ll--l.nurv Meeting, heid nlou, will tike the South Ke- | fratat. It i Tll o, site of the OM Brewery, No. 61 Vark maneut Mission at the Poiats, the Rev. J. N, & \nvn )'Iupmummp ‘Principal Supday Sclwl 12 o'cluek . m. Short addresses by visitors. The public i much iuterested i the ner, u-xmnlnr these ehildren; ew Bevival Hywn avd Tans fmprorement “Zion' Book Keange publ shesl for ectings. I'rice, Paper Lovs Yosnl Corern, % 100, “a.nnl reshing Sho ntaiuiug nearly 00 Hymos ) fiokd, Wesley, Kuapp, Nettieton. Finmer, Eaz) elista i their revival -uu.’; such serviees, 3 we! ("nu 4 per SSENGERS ARR FROM nvvm'ml. AND QUEENSTOWN J Momer, Ms, Bonsall, I as for Snwda: CASBMN ANDY JONA tare .muu.nu lers.. Copies, free by m nes, prine) uscd by Whit mwond, and other Jija eme of the best buoks ever d Socll 20 Cents, i 25 per Duten, $25 par rDaves, 3 1, Cloth Bwe the W Nola FIOM Wil AND SOUTRAMPTON, Mareh 8-1n steamship Tentonia—b. Viaf M. aud M P, Wiokel and S childien, 0. Dule, | Otto Ktropp, H. W, Stelnbereh, K. Martin, . Garbe 1. 1 yriachuwnth, W, V. Linte Fried Herter i Bau FHOM L K. l: (e IWL Ilufi b e P, 3 th ‘l W Blorer—hi el lbnh SEIPPING LM'ELLIOENCI. PORT OF NEW-YORK........ MARCHE. CLEARED, Steamship Deateebland (Brein.), W Nteamabip Florida, Barstow, Ball teamsl Ap l’ruu‘ ¥r.), lhrht-t Mavre, G. Mackenzio. Grizell, Mintaru k Co. Ehip C Burk Avmsson, Percival Aermgor PR 3., Gager K Cor Yark Circasidn (B, “Aray, Permambies 54 fl.mv«-, Marsh BI 'k Evening Star (Br.), Miller, Gy Do B et Mathtins rarvss Dadan, .- erichs & R P. Pack & Co. A ..,n.....(é..,?. pei e, s Poipsh Ca. rig Caroline u.mv’« u thiver, u—-uu,u-lla.! Murray. M(k»h-{ 3 e Do Ve i 1 Porence (B}, l.m Glbraiar” sod s market; p.ml-n Brig Yarn Verdoen, Colion, Cardenan, Tl k Vising. “ Macki i Vi m"s?urb.;f'fi"' w""" o l.umll u "Nk, W “?-:m; ia Sosthamp: Iad beay) o ub., Feb %, p-, boumd 1" Br.), Grogan, Lirerpool Io:;: .m.?.':" 3¢ e e A ll-n-lmk K. Steamship EI na n.v-m geben, wits iy E1 G o -uu.--em [y et h s to #&fl'f.‘h _' i winds. n-um brig Leaa Thurlow, r«s«m !m—fln scbr. Marskall . Hlart,fo do. Ilm.' l'";:tfl Leie port: Bark "Scbr, Forest Home 'rm-q Y Bebr, Gen. Beott, ¥, Kehr. Rrincess, Lovell, icess, Kehr. Ouly Son, Colling, from wreck of o G s o e \ 14 Sebr. Wi, K. Geun, Parker, Portlasd, with beading to X, L. MeCready Thos. Hall, Hall, Providence, . MEMORANDA. Bosron, March 8.—~The bark Nicilian, ""'“ asbore on Chelaen Boachy nn-&-flbm-fi'm,’ : Fonrnras Mowion Mareh i b B, gaie Laneastr,of the Pac ite quadse, mun-drmlm..um-mumaum DOMESTIC PORTS. Bostox, Mareh &.— Arrive, steamsbip Glanens, from New-York. Forrirss Moxkok, lmn l—Amval schin. Silver Cloud, from Bal- ; from Boston for Baltisere N Svemer, Tro New York . W0 Baltiwore for Kew-York; Varia, irwin Turk's Isand for Phila- rem Bt Jokos, £ B, Beard, from Riy Juncire for n.m-n. Port-Warden's Notice.- TR o7 New.Youx, ARDENY omc-, No. um:\} Keetion 4 of Teorganize the W ven, in a cc%ta with A I’l:' i “An Ack to interested In, or baviog charge of exsmination or surse, ihat the_following o Toslel e tion by the Port Wardes, aud that the said survers or cxaminations will b-'&:nwmhllu. next succeediog this otice, on board san vesse) Steamabip Aleppo. m-n:: Cel Sieamip Caba X Cid. NOTICF is hereby ouke o 3. Ave's Hemminaw Seeretars. UW-YORK JUVENILE ASYLUM. plam 4t THTB FIFTERNTH ANNUAL REPORT, ‘The Fifteenth Annual Revort of the New-York Juve- nile Asylum shows the operations of the institution for tho past year to have been extensive, and its influence sel- ultary. The institution is located near the High Bridge, and is designed as a home and reform schoot ‘for vicious boys and girls, as well as a refuge for uncared for child- ren. Children between the ages of 7 and 14 years are re- ceived atthe House of Reception at No, 71 West Four- teenth-st., where they are detained 6 or 8 weeks before being sent to the Asylum, and to which they are again returned for restoration to their parents, or to be given into the care of nurses who will be as parenta to them. ‘The number of eldren in the House of Reception on the 1st of January, 1866, was 92, the number committed and surrendcred during the year, 853, aud the number reccived from the Asylum, 52. The whole number in the House during the year was 997, and the averaze, 117. The num- ber remaiuing on the 3ist of December, 168, was 9, of whom 71 were boys aud 16 firh. following disposition was made of the chi THE N received dunng the year: Number sent fo the Asylum, 643; returiied to the Asylum, 52; di by it ndentured, 35; trans- ped, 2. The number of ¢ < ur!unnnry 61, was 463, the mumber adwitted from the House of 643, and_the nnmber returns !.ul The whole number daring the year was 1, m. the av 479, the greatest unmber at any ove time 45, and the lowest number 44, The muuber_remaining on the st of Dee., f whom 379 were boys and 85 girls. The tion was made of chiidren titution : parents and House transferred to other Many of these children are from families who oRnot be quded to surrender thei to homes fn the country, ut whose idie and often vicious habits would huml ruin of their offspring without a resort to means of n-msor-ry restraiut and dluly\lne Out of the &53 chilg veeeived during the year, 158 were committed as vagrants and pilferers, and the Su tendent thinks this number can be doubled from clasees of truant and disobedient—who number 4l4—parents selecting the mildest terms to characterize the offensea of their children. A course of deliugnency is often eom- menced at an early age, and though not all of the children received during tiie year were juvenile offe wany of them were, 246 of the eutire number being under nine years of age, and 159 uuder eight years, The educatioval interests of the Inmates are well ‘attended to, -tudm pursued being principally in the elcmentary with the addition of history, music, and physieal rnn.nm for the more advanced classes. The number of children in the school on the first of Jauuary, 1866, was 453, of whom 15 were colored, and 613 were réceived during the year, 21 being colored. The uumber in the school during the year wis 1,006, of whom 3 were colored, and tho number remaining January 1, 1867, was 464, of whom 29 ed. The pupils ave divided into ex classes, remaining being thus distributed: in the fi 58, 73; i1 the sccoud, 66; In the third, 78 ; n the fourth n the fifth, 74, and in the sixth, 7. Three hundred and ten could read, write, and cipher when they entered t “rs could read and write; 198 could read f whom 5 were colored, could not read; €56 children were born in New-York and 10 in foreigu countries, the nativities of the others being di- vided between nearly all the States of the Union. Of the parents the nativities of 13 are nukuown, 298 hewn[ m the Umted States and 542 to foreizn countrief, 238 of Iatter being of Ivish, 158 of German, and 81 of t.ngnun bi The geand total of ehildren received into the In- | stitution since 1 is 12,020, In the industrial it ment the boys furnished with emplo t daily from two to four hours, the work required i th dormitories, kitchen, dining-room and lnury. and to keep the school-rooins, bathivg-room, cellars, grounds, and the house fiuralb in (ml(-r girls, uberi an_iLcrease of 20 over last & AN average year, have been ungm to sew, and, during the year, lmw» made and repaired 36,142 plme. the of the sewing necessary for the Asylum. ~Out of 79 in- mates in the hospital during the year, hut a single death occurred, and that was front disease of the spine, and but one patient remains in the hospital at the close of n' year, Speaking of this remurkuble e m from dis cise, the superintendent and l‘,’zfi says: * Doubtlesa our location is one of the healthiest ia the vnrlt but we cannot withiold our belief that this desi state ot health Las been maintained largely under \h hu—nn‘ ot a faithfud Providence, hy the most instant and and anx- jons vigilanee to all the known conditions of health, “Jeanliness is indispensible, hut almndance of M nn ‘-‘u n;m are first prerequisites if not nearest to god: news. ‘The roceipts for the year 1856 were $36,775 43, of vlm-h 62,286 79 were from the em nnd 'u.s-nu 6. halanee from lM an d the hnhuwo on hand §.765 14. The expenditures were old account was $633 78 The Board of Directors think legislation s needed by nich the edu all ehildren shali be «unm.hory on their perents, and for interesting negligent p-nnn n the endeavor to reciaim their ward children, by com- pelling them to contribute, according to their ability, to their support while receiving the care and enjoying the be uefits of & public Reformatory. BOARD OF COUNCILMEN. The Board met at 2o'clock cn Friday aftervoon, | President Jumes G. Brinkman in the Chair. The Bourd adopted a resolution, offering a reward of $500 for the arrest of the parties who -lal ced the portraite of Alex- ander Hl\lllllhp:l aud John Ja ;Mle p:“ g urlln the Chamber of the Board of Aldexuel The Tax Levy, a8 adopted by the Board of Aldzmm-, n-mm-esl and laid 0\er. and’ 1,0 copies ordered o bo answer 0 A resolition of fnquiry, the Controller stuted that the sum of #9371 bad boen expended on the work of grading Hamilton Squas The Board concu ml 'With the Alderwen i the ordi- o nance in_reference to_expressien and hiel »0 thut they might solicit employment on all vudlvoad depots and steamboat landings. On Board then adjourned to Monday next st 4o'cleck p. m, e et Avpnicax Biere Socrery.—At the last mesting of the Awmcrican Bible Society, appropriations of $46,005 18 | were made for foreign werk duwring the eurrent year, heside $350 for books for Hunga Rooks N ok 0.t DG OF M0 Aplithes (e x:" o portion of which were lul thie American Missiozary Asso- clutlon for I he d«'ul.h of the Rev. Dr. Goodell, Late misso ik I done ek werk in wa T anguaRes, Wi atin unnounced. iir Tlmunu West hrooL O Ohe Bociety i Mexicw. bischics ol o