The Sun (New York) Newspaper, March 14, 1866, Page 2

a Seen 5 eas ae THE NEW YORK SUN. WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 14, 1866, A Call Lpon Congress What the (euntry Needs. Cone@mman shou! no longer delay to settle upon ome definite and specific plan of reconstruction. Three and a half months have elapsed mnce the om mencement of the seasion—e period that ought © be long enough for ® full comparison of indi- dual oj. ons, end for em agreement of some tind, on the part of the majority, ooncerniny ihe erms upon which they are willing to admit the jouthern Piates to ful) membership in the Union. [hey owe this not cnly to the loyal poople of the jouth, butte the interests of the whole country. Due of the most prominent causes of the present fepression in business ia the uncertainty and ogiety that are felt in business circles relative to the action of Congress upon this In port sot subject. Bouthern merchants are to e great pxtent restrained from purchasing for the reason that they cannot depend upon an active resumy~ fon of agriculture, in their section, so long as ihe present staic of uvcertainty continues, The iies ely prevaile iu the South that ‘the are determined t impose oppressive burien@ upon them, They are leu, by their jour pals, to magi fy the danger, as in former times they magnifie! the designe of the terribie ** Abo jitoniste,” and « large clase of them really beieve thet their property and every other interest thas they have are liable to be ewallowed up by Radics) vorecity, This vague apprehension naturally cau. ea them to hesitate about resuming their o! weploymente; it keeps them in «@ feverish ani unattiled condition, and the general juteresta of fulness consequently suffer, This view of the pave is not merely @ speculation, as the merebante of this city very well know. Southern buyers who are now in this market declare that thou- wands of their people are deterred from recom. mencing farming operations by this fear that Con. grees means to ‘'Po.andise’’ them, There is of course no alejuate ground for this epprebensiou, bnt they sre « jealous people, iiab!» to magnify epparent danger, as their eonduct concerning se- cession proves, and so long aa the doubt remains they will be restless and indieposed to settle down @ quiet business pursulis, Now the Interests of the country demend that Congress shail make every reasonable effort to encouraye and stimulate productive industry In the Bou.h, It te desirable that the cotton product should be swelled to the last bale that can be raised, and thas the tobs co, rice, sugar and other crops be tocreased to the utmost possible extent. There is mo excuse for continuing the present suspense concerning the exactions that ere to be made trom the Southern people. There is, of course, much difference of individual opinion as to what thes exactions should consist of, but they must be de fined sooner or later, and public policy demands that some specific plan be at once adopted. Three anda balf months iss long enough time for dis- eussion—let us now have action, The New Hawpshire Election. ir will be seen by our telegraphic dispatches, in eather column, that the New Ilampsbire State election, which occurred yesterday, bas resulted in a Republican victory, nearly, if not quite as com plete as that of last year. This being the first State election for the current year, ite result bas been Jooked for with considerable iuterest, particularly im view of the recent political events at Washing- ton, The New Hampshire Democrats planted themselves squarely upon the platform of the Pre- mident's policy, and it was therefore generally ex- pected that they would at least make « substantial gulp upon the vote of last year ‘The result there- fore implies one of two things: either the efect of the rupture at Washington has not yet penetrated the mountains of New Hampshire, or else the rank and fle of the Republican party received but little damage from the recent veto explosion, Unjast Taxation. Tue United States Supreme Court have deciJed, a8 reported in yesterday's Sun, shat Savings Bauks are liable to pay ® monthly tax of ooe-twenty fourth of ove per cent, upon all moneys received, invested or loaned by them. An idea of the effeci of this decision may be obtained from the issue in the test question, which called forth the sald do- cimon. The Internal Revenue Commissioner as- @essed ® tax of $11,962 upon ao savings bank of this city, which was the estimated sum claimed by that officer to be due to the Government upon the Dusiness transacted by the said bank during the Period of five months. The bank instituted pro ceedings to prevent the collection of the tax, on tho ground that the law upon which the Gommis- sioner had ected was not intended to apply to Savings Benks, The decision of the Bupreme Court, however, shows that Savings Baaks cannot svoid this tax, which, it will be seen, Aggregates large eu Now while we do not pretend %& Questiva the correctness of this decision according © the literal interpretation of the law, we doubt if Congress ever intended the enactment to be con strued in thismanner, The Revenue law declares the, baukeand banking institutions shal! pay the @aid tax Upon their loans and deposits, and the de- eimon ol the dupreme Court declares that Savings Bauks come within the meaning of this act. But there is uo similarity between ordinary beauking institutions end Savings Banks, The latter are simp y agents which receive small sums of money tu trust, their deposits being invested for the bene- fit of depositors. The funds of the Savings Bauks ere made up of the accumulated earnings of the working classes, which earnings are deposited in very small sums, The burden of this tax will, of course, fall upon the working classes as pearly ali ether burdens of taxation ultimately do. The banks will charge the tax over to their depvositora, and # diminution of interest follows, We Lope thas some of the delegates in Congress from this ‘ty will offer an ameudmenut to the law in q es Yon, providing tor the exception of Bavings Bunks Gow its provisions, St, Patrick’s Day. The'preparations that are making for the cele- bration of St. Patrick's Day, which will oceur on Baturday of thie week, iudicato that the ol ser veace will (e more general and more interesiing than on any former occasion for many years, The mata! dey of the Yatrou Saint of Leland is always au occasion of much interest, vot only to c.tizeus of Irish birth and descent, but tothe general pub- Mic, This year, however, there is a now element to enhance the interest usually manifested on that occasion. The Feaien organization have expres eed the intention of participating in the observ- ance, apd 4 is understood that they will display their full oumerical strength io every city an’ large town throughout the country, It ia thie feature of the St Patrick's Day celsbration which Weatern, TéaTée; White Southern, 79c; Southern yellow, T3.79, The Hay Market. New Yorn, March 13, 1966, * SOCIETY NOTICES GRAND PUBLIC TEMPERANCE, DE- AUCTION NOTICES, nae. _ —-_-_— - SAMUEL WYNN, AUCT., 27 NEW A . Monestration of the Father Mathew T A. i so Chambers at, setle thie dav, at 10 9 o'clock, ine the Canadians point to as the ground of ail the nedan -- Lead AN bh gh A MON Be clety No, 1, of Jerver City, will be hed in Washing. | fixtures of liquor store, 869 Water et, bar, leew trouble and alarm that have been evoked in the lenaiisice an" ug quoted ton Hall, cor. Ne aud _Jerrey aves, Wednesday tail qualities at 691 00, pha tables, chairs, &c, Sale porisive—one Of pore SPECIAL NOT J.8 GART, AUCTR— THIS DAY AP Ue 10% eclock, at thy auction room* No. 1 North evening, March 14th, at T o'clock. Messrs, T. L. Lyneb, Ex-President of the Parent, Ir K. Jobneon eo1.). Barcy will eidrece the merting, Singing by M Mallen and Brother Nash Ail the members are ‘ES. Provinces. y profess to believe that St. Patri k's Day is fixed upon an =the time for the grand ons’aught of the Fenian i acl — Toquested to attend the quarterly meeting Ali | Willlum at, @ laree iot of fine household fornivure, | Stoddard’s( belera Specific.-A sure Pre« fee members will be fined. JOHN DUNN, | large lot of Bruseels, 8ply, and ingrain carpets, army, and they claim that their present defensive | | tive and Cure for Cholera, Cholera Morbua WM. TALBOTT, Vice; JNO. CULLEN, | lithograph « onee, bedding, bede and bedding, og operations are for the purpose of preparing for | tigrriae, Dysentery, Kammer Complain's, Pains ‘ - in| Lage she Re dedal Ste 13 that emergency, Thie fear is, doubtless, only ® | in the siomach and Bowels, ete, Siwudard & Bur- 0. H., NO. 4, OF BROOKLYN, L. L— N ARSHAL’S SALE THIS DAY, MA Canadian nighitorre, but it canno: be depied that an exhiliton of the bone and sinew of the Feniaa organization would be an importantevent. Bome- thing of thie kind seems to be needed, in order to give Bogiand an adequate ides of the extent sud of the above division will le 14th, ag Zo'ciock, By virtue of an execution ¢ 14th tnet., eoror Atianiic ine delivered, T will expose forsale @ lot of ac furniture at 921 Broadway, consisting of iron frame, writing desks, chaire and setiees, one booke conten'#, map* and matting on floor. MATHEW NUGENT, Marehal. M, woventy, avciR, Wilt, SELL. # this day, at 10's o'clock, at salesroom 79 Namet ton, Prop. ietora, Troy, N. Y, (Sold by ali drug: 45 Never Wear a Congh, or Irritation on the lungs,whes you can buy Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, the world's great remedy that cures it, m0 © Aspecia og held om Wednesday. th a dCclumbia ate. The officers and members are pu cluaby requested to attend, ae business of on - Pp rtance is beiore the meeting. By order of JOHN GOUKRWAN, Pres, HUGH DOTIERTY, See, 150 PURITC MEETING OF THE YOUNG ase a By order rs : = | Lh Men's bathers Mathew !. A.B. Society No. 2, of numerical strength of the Fenian organization, An Affidavit," 1, Jone hs Daseaterry, N. Y.. will be held at National Hall, 44th et, stb end #t A general assortment of second hend howehold snd to slow the Dritish Government thas itienot 7 hg bbe ier ag Ba f Hen 5 be art 9th aves, on Wednesday evening, 14'h inet, at 7 chaise wlerers, pry ene prowl Carnet politic to teat those who have been arrested in | wasso severely aill.cied with Khenmatiom us to te | Uclock. Mr. Sutton will addioss the meeting, af'er Ase J as tre which a variety of singing by Mise MeGtii, Delanc and ranges, lace curtains, bedsteads, bureaus, washe Ireland as they vould treat common felons. Io bering taben tb Se dines A ane Lge tye and Nash; also Mies Lleumond, Miss Metinuie a be . be 117 this city the celebration will perhaps surpaes all | matic Remedy, e atk witious as- | Mise Ccauolly, Al the members are requested t paw NBROKER’S SALE, THIS DAY, BY JOHN MORTIMER, 15 East Broadway. of 40 lote Men'eand Women’s Clothing, silk, ino, de ini .e and alco dresses, 4iik and white ekirts, fine shawl, cloaks, remunnts, sheets, spreads tavie cloths shoes, gaiters. pillows, carpets, @ fine lot of be in attendanes to make arrangements for St. Pat- ‘a Day. MICHAEL CROWLY, Prest; WAL- TER P. TUITE, Sec, ; iy) A O. H., NO, 16—A SPECIAL MEETING @ot the above No, will be hel! at their roome avd fomner occasions of «like character. The Father feet bealt.218 Mathew Bocicties, which sre alone a very numer- ous organ!zation, will participate in the celebra- ion, ea will also a}! tle other Ireh Societies and Sebenck'’s Puliacnic Meodrake Pile required at the same time in curing Consump'ion, weed lone and e medicines are Sytnp, B All three of th : i , F ‘ . men's clothing, and other ve aahie goods too numer- euulisaded ix via wa Dr. Sehenck wil be professionally a the Roomy, id ato stave on Wednesday evening, Marc a ote to mention. By order of M. MENRBACK LS organizations in the eity. \ ius supp y of hie medicwee to | MICHAEL MOKKIBSRY, Preg JOHN BYRNES, | (iaud st. — = 16. Nip the Evil in the Bad. be had ath ome at all times 1 are eae aS M4 Dl fade tata SALF—H, SCANLON pT . w ! , Wilson Lock Stitch Sewin, OOH, No, 3.=THE OFFICERS AND will xell thie dey, at 72 Carmine at, at 1's o'clock, @ The city railroad inserest is actively at work in issiee ant hn ton Holt Machine, 626 Broadway A As members of the above Division ara requested aT MLY ‘ ee pledges. By or co pushing forward the series of street wideniog pro- Howe sewing Machine ¢ toatund es special meeting on Wednesday, ah indy BL sarees iniiadicdian / jects, of which the * Now Broadway” scheme le | Broadway, 8. Y, bline Lowe at i's P.M. ob 185 First ave. iy order, PATE AWNBROKER’S SALE—RY R, FIELD, wanes CONLON, Vice Pres, JOHN DOOG AN, Bee. ; NTI-FENIAN MEETING AT CLIN’ auctioneer, 459 Pearl et, thie day, at lus o'e ock, the first. An effort is now making for the a istxe lot of men and women's clothing, quilt, widen N “Choice Pear Trees for sale ata sacri ry > blankets, pillows, feather beds, boots and shoes, &c ‘og of Broadway in the upper part of thecity. It | pe. ihe animeri er, seairoue of thinning out nie i Peis) Sh At Friday eer raie’ ats f M. Hy order of M. CASEY, Weat Broadway, ihe seeme that the capacity of that thorough{sre ie not | ex'enaive poar orchards, offers ior ane ut one laf the | | rot@stants of Ameries, awake! rally) Vome hear | ya), will commenee with men's clothing. an addiess by au Irishman, on the “Impending Pm t aud chowe Lwarl end ‘ " He — adequate for the railroad tracks that are to be lard | Tue PUTTS Over tee ee eeartiett,, Lottie Bonne | Hoody ¢ oettaas” petvee Fenian Fopery ane Frese R. ROLLINS, AUCTR, WILL SELL, 1 ickete [5 cents, Uo he Queen * upon it, and thereore the railroad interest propose bi pihying ‘ 1 ate tee vari fam 07 the Green? No sh King can e@thin day. at 408 Canal st, at 2 o'clock, good feom storage ; Brussels, 3 ply, inerain pete, mattrasaes, bolsters and waiunt furniwure, &e, &e tliat the street « property owners, inod. or Amerien! Organize ry nite! 16 A Pubic MELTING OF THE GRATTAN t be widened atthe expense of A large number of the latter Parti pereonal fous of purchasing can give the trees 4 pillows, mahogany and hepection. All orders by mau wil te 7) : 1 (rowptly attended to, WibitAM Y. BEACH, ircle, Fenian Brotherhood, will be held on BOT "CLIONI —OFFIC class, who are interested in this maticr, heli al ford, New Haven €o,, Coun oO | Friday evening, March ith, at Milliman’ Hall. 96th W cel eartaen ean puis ts aap, 1 FFICS meeting on Monday eveniug to protest agalnat the | — _ — aes Hs “ ith ave, es Moy) mie oF piveng ae oppo: | the lease end fixtures ot the liqnor store 1% Ktate . § Oily 10 #hi whew to join the . “yon new F, toovement, and ts was shown thas the property BATU, come forward. Ladies juvited. HUGH O' FAL RELL, haat pence eae kl Apne he vasa deg be tk} owners in thet neiguborhood ere unanin ously BRADY On, Mooday, March 18, Owen Brody, & | Usatre, a18 native of the land, aceaéhy The relat vera fully in i oni 100m, at rish of Gurney, County Cavan, Lre- V 7M. WITTERS, AUCT., WILL SELL this day, by o:der of Executors, ali the géntealy furniture, &e, of a large house, par or suits, centre tables, Ince curtains, pier elasses, rieh velvet tapes- try, and other carpets, oiicieths, china, glass, sivere ware, stoves, &e. 156 opposd to the project. The wishes of interested parties, however, are of no consequence when they confllet with the railroad interest, as bas been shown in the Ann sireetcase, Let the trast of the TIENTION — FENIANS—A_ MEETING the Marshal MeMabon Civele, Fo BK, wilt be heid at O'shanehnessy's, cor of Pitt and Broome sts, : ing, the 14th. at 7% o'clock Lr, » and other +minent advocates of friends of the family are reepeet- attend the fuceral, from his inte Delancey 6b this SA cn aol y clock i to " ci he — = —— — HIS Sutdeniy,on Monday, 12th inet, George use of Ineh Indepenience. will address t — rama v see = ons | series of street-widening outrages be conaurm- chine aged b4 years 10 months and 1 day. weeting, By order «f JAMES FAGAN, Centre. ; = “a mated, and uot a siress in the city will theacetorth The (rience and acquaintances of the family are MAKTIN BE. TWYTORD, Bee. 100 BUSINESS CHANCKS. ' respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his PUBLIC MEFIING OF THE YOUNG | -—-—---—— — Le aafe, no _ | late residence, 114 Suffolk at, on Weanesday after- A Men's Father Mathew T. B, Society No, 2, of TIN, PLUMBING AND ¢ ITTING ne = | noon, Maret 14, at 2 o'clock, 3 Hrooklyn, B. D., will be held ot their hall, cor, South ry business, with lease of house and store. Bus« nese is long esteblished and good. Bickness cause of telling, lus Greenwich et. a A FISH AND OYSTER BUSINESS FOR + Asale at alow figure. Apply at 11 Fifth et, 139 TOY, CANDY AND VARIETY STORE for ale cheap. 172 West 18tn et, near Sth aves Kent #11 per month. 4 OR SALE— OYSTER AND DINING Fimameial News, ‘larkets, &e. New York, Tuceday, March 13,67) M.-The after noon quotations of the general Stock market, com- pared with those of yesterday afternoon, show a fluc. ‘uating market, some serts being consi while other re as much lo there was no change. Governments were firm with an upward inclination. Gold opened at 129 CURTIN On Monday, March 12, James Cartia, nerd Ov years The triende of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his sister, 24 Ch my *t, this Wednesday aiternoon, March 14, at 2 o'clock, i HEALY—On March 12th inet, Thornas Healy, the beloved husband ot Fiizabeth Healy, a native of Baltiboye, County Wicklow, lreland, aged 60 veare His brothers, friends and acquaintances, are re- 2d and éth ate, on this evening, at T'4 o'clock, dresses by Mesare, Davisand Falconer, Sineing by Mr. J. Taylor and Messrs, Hathaway and Hart, The DHS, c Band will sieo he present. Don't forget our entertainment on the i6.b. BP, LANGAN, Preat, CLAS. MURTAGH, Ree, See, i ATHER MATHEW T. A. B. SOCIETY No, 6,.N Y., will hold a public meeting this even- ing, cor, 33d at. ave, ati ¢o'c.ock, Speakers ‘4. Caffery, President of Greenpoint, and M.- vetfully invited to attend the funeral, from his ‘ a invited. D by Me saloon 4) Greenwich at, for 3 days. ait vanced to 130%, and closed at 129%. The lose market fore" ence. 106 Weer 1h eh on Wednesday | 12ns'on an others are pvited, Singing by More J eho kk, “ip wae easy at 6 percent. with « few transactions at silernoon, 14th. inet, at 1 o'clock, California and Dinan, Loswy and others. PETER CURE, Prew *OR SALE—A NEWLY STARTED BAR- M F. GORMAN, See, prATH EK MATHEW T. A, B. SOCIETY, No, 4.-Tho Cadets attached to this Society will mertatthelr Hail, 353 Kast 12th et, thie rveniug, to receive their uniforms, By order of Committee, GEORGE FLEMING airman 6 FATHER MATHEW T. A. B.S., NO. 5 OF easierrates, Discounts were dull at 709, with @ tendency to scrutinize dry goods paper. Sterling ex change washeavy and lower, Bankers’ 60-daye bills were 1054081084. Om ‘Change to-day Flour was heavy, and lve. lower for cggmon and inferior Dublin papers please copy. 300 f Suddenly,on Monday, March 12, Hugh eed %6 years, +on of the late John Kelly, of the i*h Drowore, County Trrene, lreianad The remaina will be taken frero the reeidence of his mother, 52 North @d 6b, Williamebureh, on Wednesday moruing, lath inet, at ly o'clock, to the ber shop, in a good location, doing @ good bual- ness. The owner «ing to leave the State uvex edly, 3d av, near 4c a, cs a YR SSALE — GROCERY AND LIQUOR stove 329 Firat et. bet. North 6ih amd Tih ot Williameburgh ; & Kood stand ; rent moderate; wi grades, Wheat was dail, and le. a dc. lower for com Coureb of FB. Peter and Foul, 72%, Williaa burgh, Hew Yook—A pablic meeting bs ii been cheap, as the owner is going into ane Vines y’ s equiem am ce.ebrat A . mi le af mon grades, Corn was heavy and Ic. 0 2. lower phat Of bis soul. The funeral will proceed from | “th ave, Boma and Fund OK GHIH AVE, THE 0 dull, Pork was lower, Beef was sveady. | tt ‘alvary Comotery ab 2P. M. Liles friends, | CClock. Messrs. Killroy and Piu is : My ea eben Meany: | tenes OLS va itd ‘tricky and | the meeting. Binging by Messrs, lease, fixtures of gente furnishing store, 39 teet Lard wasfirm, Whiskey was dull pre Hey ola al Michaela Jian Heavlon and the Cadets, N. B,—societi deep, with ependid apartments, very cheap rent, 20000 U.S, 60,'1,re.104's 2 Weat Union Tel, 67 Komap holie Benevolent Association, of N. Yo | ig O'REILL , Prest. DANIEL KERWIN, | JOR SALF—A CONFECTIONARY AND T2000 U.S.GaSlep. bas Ibu do....,,.... OT | and also the members of the Machinists’ Protective RB 101 and commission bakery, now doing @ good bus « 10000 Ub. 68, & 2u's..1065%, 100 Wyoming V. Cl. 44 Laion, No. 1,0: N. ¥., ave respectfully invited to 0 Be ~“ermernenvar~ a | nesa Apply 181 Third ave, in the furniure store. © 260 do,,.... Loa 10) Maripora Min... IL | attend. ih4 FATHER MATLIEW T. A. B. 8.. NO. 8 OF | © = ; ‘ . 20000 doy... 65.1 34 10 Pacific MB... QS KANE-—On Monday, 12th inet, Ellen Kane, widow Yorkville, hold a public meeting this Wednesday YR SALE—A COAL ROUND, WITH io Salar Mabeeh Oo ame bal Bee 91% of the late Patrick Kane, « native of Co, London- evening. | Speaking —M. A. Head and F. Larkins, horse and cart. Inquire 411 Broome at, N.Y. 68 u000 US, da *ti.te. OT 1» | derry, Irevand, aged 66 vears, js, Bineing—. 20, Nou olst, Buch, | “Sp gal Fa r ; = 100 U8. Gath 1. 97100 Bre Kao. Sea | ORE rieude and acquaintances are invited to attend | aid Backus, Jr Connell aud Mise Bigiow, M. poss EA LIQt OR ETORE. THE pes AUS) Bee, S14 1 Grie Pt 2) | the tuneral, on Weanesday afternoon, 14th inst, at | J SHANAHAN, Prest. T. LEANY, Vice, H. MEE, of Orange snd Henry ste, wit 8 1+ iH 3 A “4 | Loclock, trom 45:h at: aud. 1]6b ave, (o Cemetery ef | hac, Sec. J. BHELLY, Cor, see, 102 fixtures, and @ furm room. Baquire ty ibe Ba U8 6s Tye. WOE He ton Gdiapn | Me HOLY Cio Fletbuaby Le b Wws ADIES' FATHER MATHEW T. A. B, | SUS 2° ye. W N.C, Ge. $27.47 Ind. & Olin. Kk. 65° | LA PIERRE-Ou March 12th, 1866, Francis La L Society No. 8 N. ¥., holds a publie meeting in pk SALE—GROCERY AND LIQUOB 10000 Mo, 68 Tis joo Mich. Cea. kK. jul Pierre, toeir hail cor 24th et. and Sth ave, this W ednesday store, stock and fixtures, doing a good c ish bust 46000 ao......TiseeT2 tw do......100aj01 Relatives and friends of the family are invited to | evening, Speakiug by Mr. Varker, aod singing by } a) with good apartments to live in: a good chanc® 100 M68, Ho Std. 75 30 M.B. & SN. la Ro Thy | attend the funeral, on Wednesday alternuon, ldth | y Bune and McCutcheon, and Misses Canne- | for a man witu selene: Inquire at 865 BE. 10th 1000 M. Ga am, tO PR, 72 S60 css T4nTG'y | inst, at 2 o'clock, Montreal papers please cupy. 15 | van, uinness, Dennevs, and & host of others, | st, bet. avenues B an : —_—— bt 86 1au00 do, Tis 200 Tl Cea KR... lia] RYAN—On Tuesday, March 13th, Sarah Jane, | THUS. FY ANS) Prest.; JOHN MAHER, Vice, and Fok SALE—A GROOERY AND LIQUOR sa Tong, 64, "90 RS Bie Cle & Pate Ge | daushier of Fuward and Margaret Ryan, aged 6 | J. MATITEW 1, Bee Pe ott fee store, Call for 3 days at J09 East 12th st, | 168 b 6 o* . °° eel ety are hereby ne 4 ® = — > v1 : z+ ~ aw NV ie iat’ UJ Chi SN. Pr. bs | ee eintiven tad friends of the family are re. | aicbrated banjos ‘and bis papil, Glee Ciub, and POR SALE-BUTTER AND MILK Depot, a ef od do, Divas | apeetiuliy invited to attend the fuueral, trom the | likewise to all the performers who assisted in make canny and vatiety store, coing & food cash bus~ 7 83. 91 : bin Chi, KIRK 1 A lesidence of her parents, 70 Bayard et, this Wedies- 6 our concert #0 pleasing to ali present, on eaters near at 17 Mulberry at, Call ier 5 days, Good raete 2am Chi N.W. i. 79” YOM. & P.duC.1 Pt, 96 © | 28% St@Fnoon, as 3 o'clock, 144_ | 9 ine ons siveu for selling 400 AL & TH. Wei ST TRO NIA —_ - ONGSHOREMEN’S UNION PROTECIIVE | OR” SALE—FANCY STORE 362 EAST uw P.F.W.eU, 99 Gon PF Ww ai Mets TRADE NOTICES, Association No. 3, of New York— Whereas this F 1oth street. Rent only 81%, with rooms te thu am, Goid, 194g 960 do Wade | — ss ‘i shiek ————--~« | Association do sympathize ate He Re ie: live in. 189 gt eee AA | aah ti ate 4 JZROOKLYN TATLORS' TRADE PROTEC- Cee oer ty ae eee ot $1,000 v0 tbe Fenian Br LiQU08 STORE FOR SALE,WITH STOCK 1241b National He. 97% 100 Chi, & Alton Pr 116 tive aud Beoevolent Union—All members of this | therhood, the ame to be paid to Mr, Joho O'Mahony, and fixtures complete; must be soid inmedia'ely, 1s ao. 97, lw wi aseb Rae | Society are nese y, netfied to attend pe reswar | Head Centre of the Fenian Biotherbeod in America | as the owuer has other business to atiend to. Ape lw ¢ anton ¢ oi 44 8 eebanbeske: OE meeting, 68 br} Fu. yey ried Racinane af Na ceceat hoping they may prosper and foon sive us € im the atore 17 Evet 2% obs , x ¥ 2 in the . 36 son et, + motheriand, — one se 600 Cam. Coal 1", bid iuwportance in conneetion wiih jouw.ug the Natioual Loa Ty tt IN CUMODY, Free. PAI $9D()FOR SALE, THE STOCK, FIX. BrooND Roaan Union of Journe, en Tailors and eleo appolning @ nH KEAGAN, Ree, Sec. 257 tures and goo! will of a fancy sioie; oS | S000 As LJ te,'al, ¢ 1 4% $90 Weat Union Tel 674] ¢ mmitiee to get C & ieee wasting sg ookly iy ATEMBERS OF F \Th ER MATH EWU. B. che ” and lee Spe retee Be Ue ore (ne Hoo Ls, “tv us dk < wil be ac oa, B. 5 . M, DEELY, ; VRS é Me “ . De new, cay able o! ro’ 4 2 hi 10 do... “6b dui % lw Wyoming V. Cl, % Bec. ie M40 N T. A. B. Society. Branch No, L are requested 19 beth oh bet Prince ‘and Houston, 89 Zour SB. ba, 1-47 9 Sue Atiaut 5....128 rg a " = t t quarcerly meeting, at their bi - er eye — emma iow View Sein Sisk Ne AMG K “Sy | PQRICRLAYERS, ATTENTION — BRICK: | fiit'tog etreetui fo'clock this evening, for the pur- | EQ()()—AN ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN luke do e yw 7 Hep ga: layers’ Lion, 20. 1, of New York, meet every | pose of electing officers for the eosuing 3 monihs as partuer in a good wholessie busine: Oput fe- See r, % 400 M.5.&N. is. 76% | Weducsday eve at Milieman’s Hall, corner of | JOUN WALSH, Pres, JOHN DORMER, Bec, 155 ay in sce. prone and cash enles. Apply 10% % oO Ti esTy « do. ony Wal Thavecue anu Yorn et, Brickia,ere not Le.onging Pi ' ™ IN’S C y E “d I _ oul Okie & Miss oT Cea. kK 117 te any other t nion we inv ted vo atiend, JAME NEW, YORK YOUNG MEN be tig ogs ee B00 Ata Golds. oAB) YOU 0 gO. oi LIS 'g | HANLON, Pres, D,O'CALLAHAN, Bec, __2 ¥. BTHVENSON, will the evening, at 8 o'clock, LEGAL NOTICES. i) Matijuen Pi 1h ow Chie WB oot | (YAULKERS—A MELTING OF THe 5- delive:, two iy sptisled VA Sati a the Lenuoa = pers on —_— 180 Pit PLW A © YI i live beld at 65 Kast Broadway, on | Timea” and “The Americ u e Ere of LOPOS } x — Cacia Market We fe eee ante si oh 14h, ab 8 O'c.ock. very Kebelliow.” The public are invited, Actaission pe POBALS FOR 9%. or THE Water Stock of the Ulty of New York, of the year 549." Sealed proposals will be received at the Som ptroile:'s office, until Aaturday, March 94, 1848, ai lo'eock, P.M. whenthe same will be publicly opened, tor the whole or avy part of the sum of firy mem beris earner jue.ted to ubtend, ss business ply interesvdéd, will be brought qi JOSEMHM W. IRWIN, P iMAN, Bec, Bris Heap, Mareh 18, 1964 Beeves. The eradual upward range of prices which forthe past few weeks has been maniiest in this in which th be ore the LARA BER: OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 10 THE members of the Ocean Steamship Firemen - ——————--==< | and Coaipassers’ Protective Association, that they fo“ : ‘i " t apr S @ to miret at their room on Saturday, March 17, at | S2queand dollars of “The Water Stock of the City branch of the cattle market, seems to have suddenly IGaT Hoo Bat BADGES 8 A.M., to receive their uulforme end participate in | 2 New F geks of the ons Jae." enthorised b robep been checked by @ largely increased supply, thore | > Pt 4, No 15 Joha he Touma ie, and 6, | lveot march, By order of JAS. FITZGERALD, % pl -] 106. The tald Brock will beat Tarstess being tuily 1,200 more caitie ip the pens to-day than | ¢ srpencer’ aud /, U, badges in eilvec Tuc, [Tu silver Preat. 515 at the rate of #.x per cent. per annum, parebie quar- op thieday week. Such being the unfavorabie con. | €!! 59 ct gold #1 5). , and de- SS). PATRICK’S DAY—ALL CIVIC, Father 2 Mathew and other societies, which mtend to parade on she iith, and which have new bLanuers, are requcssed ‘oeend me, beiore Friday mornice, a descrip ion 0} said banuers.wish motioes, eo, JOLLN MALION, Sun office. Sis THs DELEGATES TO THE FATHER Mathew lemperance Convention are requesied to meet this (Wedhesday) evening at T's o'clock, I’, M,at195 Gowery, Ke WILDON, Pres, P, LAMB, Kec, See, 69 ter yearly, aud the prinuc.pal wil. be :adeemed ou (be Ist day of Novernber, IST¥. The propoesis will state she amount ef stock cesired, and the price per one hundred dollars tereof, pad the persons who. proposals are accepted wili thereupon be require: te deposit wib the Chamberlain ot the City, & awarded (o them respectively, On presenting tot Comptroler the receipts of the Chausberiain for euch deposits, the parties will be envied to rece.ve certi- ticates ior equal amousts of the par vaiue of the stock, bearing interest from the asses o. Each proposition euoud be sealed and indorsed— * Proposals tor the Water Stock of the City of New York, of (he year lo49"-and enclosed in a second envelope aadrersed to the Comptroilcr, The right is reserved to reject any or ai) of the bids, if he interests of the Corporation require it, MATTHEW T. BKANNAN, Comptroier, City of New Yura Department of Fiuauce, Comptrolier's Othce, Marcy 18, 1566, 432 sions for badges, of all Kinds made te Aa NOTICE TO BOSS MASONS—THAT ON and etter the 2d day of Aprii next, the oper Pione Masems will uot wo k (or leas wages than per day, and atter that date will not work for any vaakedieger, WM, SULLIVAN, Pres, PAIRICK BV Re, see am A 1 TOLTICK — MACHINISTS PROLECTIVE Lovon. The members of the above! onion are ry tequested to meet at 4s Gouverseur at Le'ciock P.M. tor the pu: pose soer.tof our late brother member, By order, LHUs, MABWILT, res, sly See, dithon of affairs, hoders, aituoush culy ylelding step Ly ep, as they are compe) od to by the backwardness of buyers, are offering their stock at fully “cbelow the quotations of last week, and Knowing ones predict acontiuued gradual dowuward iovemeut in prices throuchoul the pr@sent week, Loeda.'s quotations sue neioliowe: The grea, bulk of the ark a 1b w l7e; @ good supply of rewl firet-class at JSc: while the very ‘opof the market etilltolde a: value, A woo @bty animale euch wadniereven sur uehout the ) ed er We preseut winorly than ete time for whie the nutiber of heavy tat oxeu eacoeds that of ang dey for many Weeks, Atioug the sock posed of at this verde nee the opeuing day, area number ot fancy dow Bugiand Lu, bame, oue pair of which brought $57 estuuased at de per db. upon Os lb. percwt ich Cowa,We have bué a repetition of iast ‘es busimess or the basie of our preseut ren col sing thie muarkel, all crndes cousuuing of sale, at leet quoted pilews, viz, : mmouluines, psu wo oo; bess & 100 Veai Calves-This branch of the market ie aleo extn mey dull, but the few aciusi enies show a lower range of pr ces, the very bess calves Coums@uding Lut h ASS MELTING MOZART WARD COM- MITTEEs, the Ward Commitiees of the several wards of the city, aud sbe members of the General Committee of Mozart Hal., will ascemble at CLINTON HALL, TUESDAY EVENING, Youth inat., at 7 o'clock, for the purpoee of a more thorough organization, and of discussion ot the principles of the National Democ- racy, Tickets of admiasion will be dietr: buted to the members only atthe meeting of the General Com- mittee, to be held at Mozart Mall, on THURSDAY, KVENING, 15th inst. By order of ea MACHINE OPERATORS’ 80. A reguiar mee'ing will be heid on Wed~ uiug, Mareb 14th inet., at 1S) Bowery, ck, to adopt @ uew Constitution and by- Laws, All operators and working women are re- epecttully invired, TT. A. HORTON, Pres, AA pM it, Sec NW pak MEMBiKS OF THE PAPER HANG- ers Association are requested to be punctual tn their attendsuce on Thuareday next at ¢% o'clock 297 PUK MEMBERS OF THE LONGSHORE- MIGRANT LABOR,—AT A MEETING OF the Castle :arden Committee of the Board of Commissioners of Emigration, held on Thnreday, ibe Sib inet, the following resolutions on the sulject of Labor were adopted: Resolved, Thas principals, properly recommended, seeking Crnploy laborers, be permitted to enter Castile Garden, in order to communicate with eri- WILLIAM P, LEE, Chairman, about l4c, Hobs ase in wo deena, tanta Lani lion are | EDWARD B. HEATH, 8. E. NOLAN, Secs. 13 Jer kas purpose, uDtl further ordered of ie Sheep anu Lance lie areep market remalas | co icy ed to an day even- | = = abou! as ies. yuoles, cruiualry giades still rug at ¥ i Kesolved, That the toreguipg resolution in relation to tae employment of iaber be printed in the various vie Ot this city, mye WILSON G. HUNT, Chairman Committee, jug, March 1b, portance wid ined, — by oF MCMANL od, Rec » as business of im- Tal gc. WL UG LB Cies eae belie ot @w sauey DeBbo wi Yo pos db Swine. Whatwith we untavorable weather, the Kea marke, prices oF dade, Wik & SWING WACHINES, LL KINDS OF SEWING MACHINES, without regard to their condition, taken in ex- racted, i ebee aks KGRENE, Pr fauiiu golu sud the wel Hoge bave Gropped @ 14b08 sMCs Lie day » eek Corn i Sarasa ae = po —— = | change for the fuliowing new machines; Wheeler & 1d, s1V@, VOIDS QUOLed Wnday 6 lve WO Avie, wu du SOCIETY NOTICES, Wilson's, Grover @ Haker's, Singers. Howe's A, 838 Ui@oped mi 12% Wo Sy, — - aciuinaien mieiiaiem My licox & Giphe. Parties purchasing machines at \ t eres for th enk hd ‘ > op ICE PTING > | this place wi We the privilece of exchauging, f The receipie ut ali polute aggregate for the w A PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING OF | {hit Piece wey @ el OUt a ase B oadway. 996 6541 beeves, 133 milch cowe, O22 veal caives, L452 | + Aine Youus Men's Fr. WA H.8., No. wil a = ae ae a sheep and 9,029 ewine, being au incieuse over inst Ha a elas the Neate ares tae 08 Sale, yl : d Pep 3 ay one A* ENTION, DUNGANNON VOLS, OF week of 1,002 beeves, bT calves, 190 abeep and Yes | Chases 'T. alli, and D. Langton, S.ngsre—Carroil, da, ab 20 Green ck. Ww No. by pts bed this Wednesday cveninae ise A et any The awiue, aud a decrense of 4 cows, Hisely Fase apd Ashworbh, ate Miss Foy, Fannin, | Jeut sewing cider, $26; Howe's cyiinder io rent or | men's Hall, corner of Yith st, and 7th ave. to mske . mot abe and A. brown N PHARAEY, Pri fell, (ioou marhines bouch: and exchange |, 65 arraugemeute for the ceebration of bt, Patrics's Wiese ons Sree. ESOL Ys pes BGs a VV HEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MAs | OM%i pH. Fee of JAMES MOONEY, Copiata OK, 3 8, 18 ah <LYN Tae DE ty a MUN'D SLWING - Peck ac Tt. nee See Weug sha Anas mint TORK, March 18, 1866 A 0, H. BROOKLYN, L, 1, NO.| V chines 959 Broadway, cor, 22d et, A* | PATRICK SCANLON, Ord, Seret, 26 x JNO! 10) (Cluhun, Supe tue staw,p0 Those 30; Bai uy ob D6 Wass Toy W catorn batra—low grades —« SW) ep lag Ubiv, BE @Dd luego OU; low erades oF Caliuus Patra, Bb oi doa. Ub, eu. good Lo suportiae Doubueln, So,- Thseld bu, Grain.—The wheat market is lade lower. new Miwmaukoo, $1 Tu; ) Machines Buju tod, fo le part the rent allowed if purchased, J. 2, ELLIS, “ From @ limited businces, conducted S68 siUpic COnVEnIenCr, it Las become & recognized heceesity.”— Say, : $25 fAeoil. The 0 ibere ot this division aie ce. pectiuily requested to atiend a meeting (o be he Assembly Koons, south Lrookiyn, on ay, march 14 ati’ c'ciock. By order of ent JAMES BRUE. TOs, COYNE, see. 13T GRAND TEMPERANCE DISPLAY—BY [PORTANT fo SOLDIERS—ALL sertied claims of @very Geecrip.ion agatnet ne States or the Lnited States will be promptly served atthe l.5. Army Agency, 64 Blece ior at direcuy oppos.'@ the pay department. Apply su person, or by letier, enciosing stamp, 415 U PAYS FOR AN UNLIMITED Course No, 1, White Michigan, $9 by: a nn EE EEEEEEESEEEENEE the rather Mathew Female |. A @! instruction in bookkeeping, writing raya wiki are White Genvssoe$ $2 60; Amber lowa, 8) 17. of Brooklyn, FE. D. arithmetic, at BROWNE'S Commercial College Ba PATENTS—PATEN TS--PATENTS— MUNN Gule—Are dua. sales of Canadian at d4a55c; bba and and Tth eie@ss ‘ Fulton st., Brookiyn, Beat opportuaity for acquirin & OO, continue to solicit Patents and obtaio $5 yc lor Jersey and Southern ; Seale, ve; and Daniel Wal.ord, with some ef the @ business education ever offered. To ladies, 24 Government protection on new Inventions, av Year Hb968 tor enaane Weaern, Ricas | Wider bi x ARS wo be presen, Fhareiore, bone, i, the Fiibs \eesons vs. Comercial and pastsh branches, ot perience, OM Darkane i lad lower, + | burgh shou absent. US, i. LLOYD, Pres; ‘ per quarter, 14 weeks, Wwuction sepa- | (ities, 37 Park Row. mound belog quoied ce G¥aide sand semnd mixed | JOHN L. MOLLOY, Seq la Tel, DO Classom day and evening, we si Vampbiets of intormation fre coe