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EOR SALf-ON LONG ISLAND, AT HOI.-
brook station, the depsl post ofic. and store
fine acre uniinproved lot, for slB9 s2s down,
ance $50 every months; also 10 acrs lots on the
same terms Returning Soldiers prov do yourself
and family With comfortable home for . very little
money Apply to A. MeCOTTER, l4k Fulton 81. 49,
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INSTRUCTION.

RANJO-fANJO-BY MY CHAMPION
- method guarantee tho pupi 10 pls, ,.rfect,v.
after one course of les.ons -or 90 raalys Refers
70 ,orrner pupils. j. X. BUCKLEY, NJ. 81 King
RANJO lNSTRUCTlON-I GUARANTEE
to teach any person To play the banjo psrfec, In
ie~ essy lessons. Satisfaction given, a no eharrs.
II. g. DOBSON, Gs1 Broed-sy. %i
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VOUNG MEN AND ALL DESIRING EM-
Il ploy meat come 70 the ENcelsor Agency and
obtain situations 2O5 Broadway room n, third
floor 20
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FOR SALt-liOuSE AND FULL Lot ON
18Th n, he'. 80 and ith aves, So BrookIyn sold.
'ory reasonable 3.story brick house, Mrniahsd-
90 rent Nith sAa aud fruit trees and full lot Pay
t.bup ln board, Appy W l.. DUNN, Sd house FROM
lyn a5I
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SEWING MACHINES.

HOWE'S MACHINE, FOR LEAlli X
sOTk, Singcr NO. :, tor tailoring or lead T.
M.eeler q Wiisor. q. Baker, WILCOX n Gibls o
rent Uni for sale on lOh est terms. u OF 20 maCif
waited to buy Tor cash. No. ~ t.Ieenwich ave. "a
NEW AND SECOND HAND SEWING MA
I Nchines tor sale ana TO rent. Ind hand mAchin nc
OF various makes for sale low. V. W. WICKES In
4od Broadway, and al Broome st. iOs
SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE ANDIO
- rent; new and second hand Wheeler g. Wilson,
tholuugh Instructions given, At 1870 Broadway nes
3ld At. 5iS
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CROTON ACUEDUCT DEPARTMENT

~ To lion founder~ Sealed prorNr... endorsed
Proposals Tor iron pipes.- With as Asne OF b,ddri
shd ". date oi lts presentation, viii hs recriv, a.
" |, nno. until III O'clock - IA. oi 1hui.dA, .Iuly
sIth lNb5, Tor furnishing Su fest Of csrt iron acr
IiS, " ihch's In diameter: hUJ iee Ut ,A.t llOt
eaier pip. ~ inchcs Ia diameter: lSoo le,t u ,..f
irOn rs'er p'pe. inoilee in dianlenr. 5000 f.. of
cast irO ws'.t pipe, 4 ifshes In diameter, tir, u
tons oi branch pil lcs ami other speciM rssLus, IL,
sneciic-ii ions fshgh sti' he :, All, a.. W'r..5,,'
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CR0TON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT
New York, July sist, 1858. S,,,ee I, h.reh,
slfen thA hve por cent penalty will he sddcd on tn,
mrrt dny OF Aurust next, on all un1~h water rrntr
Y. Is. TAPPEN, Water Regutrsr M
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~ 000 WILL Buy NV Two
~. .OOOstory house in Elilsl .o. \ j q.
IermG-sl5o Gosh balance ei0 month Aisn cheaI
lol' for sale. Ierms-Sb0 cash SIU mOHi.g, lui-
perfect boy ond question. Excursion tifae.s tree "a
y rsons Wishing 10 purchase. App l.J peui It.
Oefors sl6 An, Il, ", KELLOGG, wv read ~. VI
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NUANTED-A RESPECTABLE GIRL IiS A
w smsl family to do sencral hcu.evort; non. but
rood a.hor and froner need sppy; alec hIst class
.esm,tress wanted tor plain family fewing. l.pply
for days 663 Eighth ave, bet 46th and 4Ith o. In
tn" fancy store nj
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EOR SALE-A SPLENDID PROPERTY OF
L lots house, stable and GARDEN. With fruits and
All tinds oi yogetabea situated about 10 minutes
ride OF iloboken Ferry, Hudson Grove, COZ Barren
wool ave. and drove OF, nssr West Hoboksu. For
iufther particulars inquire 70 No JOSEPH FRAN
place mentioned above, x3s
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EOR SALE, ~ HOURS RIDE BY LONG
- Gland Ralioad-A farm of 10 acres aye, out
nuluihr~ bhid.u variety OF irut, crops, stock and
nersnib rtusied, adjoining Holbrook Hlsiion, Post
once, store, Ne For particulars spply TO A. No
tblIfI, ~ Fulton II, n. y, or ii. WIIJEN \
llltN, on Tho pT'uiiAer. g6I
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TOK SALE AND TO lET'.

A HOUSE FOR SALE-wTTH II LOTS Al
"A Moodhaven. 1900 NUS be sold; also lots so To
w, pay Able monthly. Apply TO PHILIP SPHN-l
evening. "
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EOR SALE-A FARM, 10 ACRES, WELL
located, fair buildings veil fruied and vstsrsd.
near village aso cottage, with asre> at PeeknkiIl
nice place; both cheap and very easy tsrins OF
changed. j, n. HATCH, 8T5 Ninth ave. 81
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FOR SALE-A TWO STORY AND BASE
msnt frame cottage, with three lots Of ground -
ieet by lVO bot Utica and schenectady syes, Brook
i'm. Sl,2O0 cash. Address JAMES WALDEN.
Union office, 10 Front ct, Brooklyn. AT
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EOR SALF-A THREE STORY BRICK
i house anu lot. Apply on the premises 25y south
"a ~ Nlamrbufgh Or No. u Cannon 81 n y p6b
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Inc Lon"'h oia'"A"" 'uu' h''''7 one oi inc
papers recently read before the DrG sA Agsocia-
,o,
500
capt "he''lry reai paper tei)Te TIC Brt b
Asso, h'"h Al hA'h' WHICH, We are told went to
Slow Las 70 Ar' "L ~ ,'lAblc oi fcsalut iho ln-
prove arm cry o' vac ga Nhn thn'' therefore &c
huihh-'N ought III ''eN' Z" eNieHdlHg nan ~ l-
tou on sue" u A. NC ",fF i"'ll 'u1 Up
N'''e'a a. e' l'lui'! a l'r 'io Won Y ~ mo
lHr4ost gus 'NI'.'a'l nov 'uat lle nlopti'h Of
ne u'N"'o s'Ee" al rus 'ei! -FrHl 'aeIlF IN the
h'hn1'I'ut % N's'e.s' I|,s Is 'ho pU"clle u
tuN' anu n,t 'in' hs o!pes' 70 we h,har l!N'ng
u'o'F' VIM 10 .'o F''N'h W VIC N"Nh o'Nrr-
eFh a. vac P'1''h' .0'i' WIN N'I P.hlerous Iur-
I''N Ai! A'.' ','' sc eur ms rom hei cruise
| lu 'u' '""Nu,' WIZ I'pn'Ai..h oi ben n 10y no
u' ,i'' go 'a- ".hS -llN Out We are t'ld she
| - ''Ls' We 20 Io ''-',Auly 'auIed or coast
,',,U., ~. In' wv 'sset'et llAi WIS
l'-' .',' sulS ~ Iur''l! navy never can
! ~ ','r..o 9-'V w "Io l'''"1t assured mat
~ " ,V" ''' "ls SIC never was
| ln'oaue d. 'or SUI p1Tl'-e' - lar therefore,
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THE NEW YORK Sun
'rprrsDAY MOK<fNG MARCH g 1.o5.


Tar COME lerite leg = az upon the SUBJECT 81
aoanre IL rsp.iiy assuming oil tba forms NJ rail
uJou private property w,roHr - 'N.-
c1to tno t,N laws recently passed. upon restianee
10 thnn would los much a IIiy, as resistance 10
The demsDd o. The m.dn iIi houss-u''A"of ~
br yapd wbo points pis,, D, his victim, with re-
quest ~ stand and dohyr-. Tho 'AH la"' 'h fea'ly
49, oar caHse ~ 'cs- e.. riua't tLsn the Nctor''
81 smn,,Av, ro1 ri and 1npaAN aud INJURIES ne
rctol cause a...., ..'laI'y han We Llocka'c AMI
nc most DARN ~ Is OF oar cavalry commaud-
e.. 1Hrr .1,.a'.ua y. open tie eyes OF the
p1Iti,-n i,ous 20 asenfe Of the rum tnat sin
fleet up % ttcri Is udr leaders. Among ths
measures ..1,ca dated w ,hc = inAnro Cjmmiitc
Of the House 20 meet The expenses 81 the current
fiscal gear, est n,,cd at thousonl ana az, -siH
min ~ o' doU1ra is tax u teI per cent up.n
all tie property Va 81" Coricisney. Il % OK
pc-'ou that this will ycI thrcs hundred
millions ~ dousr1. IN sId.uun - tbs tar,
which would ,1rta..ta the entire propert,
Otto ConicI r,cy IN tcn years. additional taxes
on ucomrs, rr..eqdons a-I trade, ant the "iaN
10 kind" a-s rer,mu. 1dcI. Il 20 ',pertci that
total OF three hu-irei mi'onr 81 dollars will Doc
drr we'd from these ..nr'rt, Ioav.nt ad.hncncy 81
something iikc f.ur hundr % and h'ty millions to
be derived 70 Il Sales q i,nis and cotton. the
senate b D iiG,-a ir,n ms IN reducing nc nz On
~ periy 10 hive u,r cent. TIC BALANCE 30 Doe derived
{ oni 70 { eaty '.rc'.' tat 10 .liu and 'prce
1--WE l,,r c,nt. tax un tI. moneys on hand Il tac
cate Of the pas,lrc 90 the &C., aud ten
per ceut ;1y u,Hn t.s pr 'u.s of nero ants. ..
ao-rso e would 10 rrH5-b" to carry those At
surd lsvs into ef..t even Cor raj uNAN WAS TO
allow she COME era ~ Ati1.,n; r'spls 20 make
TIC a'tcn.t. RE Gc fs,g a. tbry are c',. f'-
Hated Is . to.ea Decd lod. auv, body, sem. IS IN
tie AZ, o. practicable ate,ma1sh %, IS these fetel
leaders undoubtedly sc, illustrates tho desperate
financial extretD ~ o which the Con'r ic'acy ~ re-
ducod. The tot. d,bt "a estimated q, tSo nou-
.ari millions ar d.ara Ia order g. realize to
tuauc q. .frcu'uet.. slou. be- remembered thst q
Och, , tonoth,ng Ike sa,pn.ooooo) was r-p.-
d a,cd tvo ycar. 400. ISIS true that tho mou.y %
ca.u. .,rI 10 a ,cr -.. ,..ed cutrcu s., nut worth
nor. o. On, pros Mt tine than i,vo cu;s ior dal-
lar. tut this ou'y tria.'s ol' stronger relief the
y.l..sa-ss @. lc financial .lsaon. 4 csc
GyI-cs -cf'recn' tlo luoYn, o. south -n prppetty
ucsunen. ~ tho sput.r.u people rcuss.'n' iu
uc.r AT u'Its to prose 90, tac ? .uCuUH. Adj Tie
Losses iron, Fe''rI .als and c1..He-s% and We
may att, Al flu'ovima,s iil, OF tte u'tcr bHrl.
turtcy o. d., people AMI To- thin' caici a Cl'-
tolerate GUycruri,ut The i.ct is, usucrs have
now come {, o pas "a tn South, wA,a r5
revenue can De- derived Uiher ir "a taSi.
ton ur loe0 ,ud he oaly alternative %
IT. the military ,adors T. .s,zo such supplies
a. the rsqi-' Vs. 100 t.e strong halu. =. = cas-
t. sntcip,.e the -,.''t B.l as the rail lazy a.l.
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SLrBq the war has Hunted the public sen 30 Of
the value Of Lulnan Ire the recent sor.os vi railroad
d sasters that culuiin l,s,i Tuesday inormng in
TIE awful slaughter upon Ao Philadelphia and
Trenton railroad, must prDiu.e profound eject
upon the community. Fay pcrs,us were eithor
He'd inJurcl.iu moipout,by the nc slc.t 4 q
most culinary precautions { safety. The lact that
the victims were chiefly soldiers who bad carmel
| a mrllusI by Distinguished services 10 battle
nnI wrre On TIER ~sy " their homes
u enjoy trf Usit with hor
families. only orlrava'ci tho disaster 1t
seems ~ nj, shat mon NO had braved death a
.uu. rJ tines uadcf t.e shower Of rebel bullets,
Should be reserved for this doom a. = moment
when they were anticipating joyful reunion
With Their fsm,les who indeed can picture he
gr.cf, that this cvcat will carry, 81 many quiet
country home in our own and the New Elgiani
sta.cI INT Ills c,deut is only ono Of many i.at
,orl y iofce tie coAvcN,1 upon tie public MUD.
that railroad travel ng has q, las, lerome
dau.crol to lie and limb; aud that every
ono that purchases a ticket subjects himsof to
needless r7N q deadly and awful fate.
IL Is oaly ten DAYS since gentleman Of Western
Now York roasted 10 death a railroad car IN
ic1usy ivAnia. On Friday last FIVE persons wcfo
Killed and twelve Injured, some Of them fatal =.
uion tho rcnnsyl ,sn.an Central. We could name
hall duson railroads upon which a man tas less
chance for LIE aud hub, N a lfty mue TRIP, /. "a
our soldiers had in TO battles Of the Wilderness"
We know some Lines upon which regular IL p
''on uu.e' has not been known ter four
months. Passengers calculate beforehand upon
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Gor>C U.eu p.-.o % tic irAft, ave- i. deeper iu-
iereri than 1Arrl "a t.u caJr.a now = lr fu.4r T.
T.. mp our qu,.a. l'tL.. wait ua.' Sac Coa.srp.-
iug wheel Las taruad gounl sua icatly to answer
the qu sion "Wlo lls tc,n JrsNc4 - they u.sy
wish that tace haj eyr-tn4 ilcmac'ycs earlier,
whom they discover tlo.r names on TIE inryor, lie
let 4 those csJcl upon to Shoulder Uncle suns
ru krp'. Ey'f. ''..S ual ~Lo 30 !ue1' volume
ter 80 go forward uYs, lessons his own chance u
ten; required and per orus patriotic duty. II
tho'a who Liable g. the drLlG CONE ,lrslri now
and assist The Volunteering Commutec, the chances
are that our quota viii b, 90 nearly filed lc'5re
Provost Marshal actus,lg gins the draf, that tAc
the prcsiltut vii order an cxtonsIon " the
hmc, for tie TuipoIc Of permitting w TO
furnish al tue men demanded, hy v.luutcerins.
We have good reasons Cor hclicyin g. that no ~
ia the nrl.lus OF bounty money will be
made ny tic supcry gots, because thuy now pay az
muc' % ne Stale Law will allow them, and in
WOW of te lr.I..r iaat mus' he rcsorsel to, the
present horuaos are murl larger than any that
vs.. i4pa. s.C- To- "wa,o. P fa,," hes turned.
To" 'hr c'urorf' ru. upon h. ovn rc,aureob
Layir- .vl t'o p'. INA. yr 90 s,-.ln- or .,at,.x
usnts,'u,c Il he elect. .o sew, under such err
cure'"a"c h receives WY Little bounty money,
whn-c"7 4 hc v1lun;'or' now, no can pocket over
a'horu"' dollar IN rrarnbn.k4, AMI hAye his
'plv c.'cr r-oy Tel f., than they womb 10 IN
case ON fra0 drafcl man, unuhlp to pay ',r
4rr'. 'r',c, is 0'Ncol lu - position that clmp,ls
hi' soey'co an 7odier or q he refuses to serve.
inofc'h r lsr'et N peuSUes. u.s. therefore,
mgch '''e- i,r mon who will b. ~ situated, 10
l''t p'l '7rhicasy n q. C mavor noe and, para
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The Restoration OF Ciyil Government 10
Missouri.

CENEaAL rorE's letter 10 the Governor u NJ
suuri, Published IA another column OF t1-day's
s-S, upon the subject y the pacihcatn, tho S.a;e
md restoring order, deserves he earnest attention
& t.o American people aud tie Washington au-
thfr.tcs lie has conmAndcd in tho South west
ever since To commencement Of tie war, WITH tAe
exception " his lr.e' camp "a with the Army OF
the Poousc, md, after r,y.ow u tie whole siiu.
alon-poLtea and m,ary-ho gives It as BIS
deliberate ~ uiou ;hat the re-cstsbH5aJlcnt Of ~"
civil power Is necessary i1f the tran
IIAty and welfare VI the state. Ibis policy q
cu.ineu,.y 81, ind, aud entirely in Acc1r .auco
with The Fundamental principles OF our Denocrnt.s
form o. government, that tie only wonder : that
lhey should ever have been q, FAR departed from,
a. 10 render ther ado sou an Missouri! or any Other
p,rt % our country subject Of eongratulation. II,
was laid down b WA1mAGfo, tAs, al ohscsygnao
Of ostab. shed laws was more lucumhcqtin a per.od
Of dissens,ou " iusurrcsii'ni than At any time
in order to tic ten zen t. disorders ar
ing from the exercise o. arbitrary power fact ous
and parties. II is becoming IL ore anil moro eve
dent that We must recur ~ lust pr uciples before
We hope fora return # tranquility IN the uih
and solghWest. Tho experiment "a now being
trcd In Missouri, and II Ia tAlllly carried out, tie
the results will le to vinilcatc the wisdom AID
foresight o. the Father Of His Country.
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French Fashious and Pnshiopabies.


pans. Feb IL l.Ga
Bells At the Ti.fsrirs and tho teiblic Ni u.tries
succc sd ,.rh o'ic, 20 ably As t. leave scl.reD
hieaiAng ioom TO ID, chiouicor Who shou.I attempt
on " Wednesday lsst tho Emperor ouened the eei.-
nftyo e.,ion Of -tt NJ ng o'ci,ek Ia ne Salt les
Iinis ot 49,. I,,.,o H. ~ a,vs,s .,t,pdra rttb
much pJtrp ma cr-rf1tu ID s tho couafftutei ioIics
% the II 49, flc Diplomatic b y.Nc lain. pre-ont
WIN the ~ i'Irll part Of the piCcrcdu,- / have
Lotuinr 70 DO and shall content nyseli with civ Lg
you, ~ d .l u If no toult.s ON On the castOn,
cpscfipiion III tha, ,ftho Furlcss Eufcnic. which
~ usuai va a marvel of rooI tes'e md ple-au,c,
ooIAh.ned With t that touch Of rccertrc.ty lich
added 10 the adiniIa.iur q, ,.ic'cI Tie weather W..
sharp iropt la, NJ -ucoectcd Two heavy tails
O.: .aor, rAich y ,tuout AM aostes mod,iut,ng tue
Temp. atIfrhave rseu orr cop tai the look u town
~ Ito fcpiuns Of sihera II va iiruit to lolk well,
aud set waitn und. such Northumberland with all
Tie Eiug-cs,, hoVt,Sr rolvcd the difficulty, and
looked Elu claruirgiy comfortable attrcd n long
aud fwecpiur white satn robe, 30 relieve the snowy
ct,'t ~ Th,h rich yhii ellie, or Kl'aisn sab!r."m
called into Te,,ui.iu 49, with 'his valuable fur COM
20 OF entirely Of the tails Of TIE cuiuiu. trimming
male ~ thc dics - the cloak H. and also to
tho white satin buuuo', Ehicn O. animated this appfO
priate and elerunt toilette let majesty looked well
avn "a e'idently VOL piea=rd Win tDe muiuuTs 81
aGnitaton WI .oh followed her aIeetahce uutil che
bad taken her place the top o, thr iOOin. scVc al
Ntiy ehFant mornins toottss were iray"d' that Of
the fiucoss Aettern esperislly, Winch wa al. 9
disinghshed /. magnificent iufs hut nothinf could
come " to the effect produced by the imperial ladys
choice oi coiors, make sud mate .als.
Nttn has Jerome the prominent material tor
evening costume and h gene ally worn NJ TUNE
inn, BE- said 20 the contrary. -hos, no dsg1-iion to
diminish. Tho tunics indeed aiU ilade gDfru.
t. have DO iulucee over The hips aud hhlE Gown h
mot IA p1lut at the back. be make Of dichcs v
auiuc thAt II Ia impossible O. sew rupn ana tuch
Affniu ins e the fashion, iOg All and every ole a'u
GiJp.cd ~ turn hatus, blondes velNCts AMI rib
uou' are alike utoi ia Otnpmoutng dlCs''a AS .ic
lurr - is, pearls Aud stCcl OF every Description.
lActc alo worn on the dieaS on the lead, ana even
at te elis and roudl the throat, thC slcIt passing
G-ln OF tbs day being CT t;al ornaments 81 some
tpt 90 other. Evtn towers are th0u 1T iulcficyt .
uL.csI dio.g.uc Win 4t., represented - crystal
I D.. La be- |f n 81 =.
49, g. OF W3thcl-oi-ptAl dust ~ initiate TINS ci"c.
an 4LlActr- tu4uIt o. FO. aac ais - 7 used "a al
evening tJstuint'. one chunot ~ that AL ,utt th-
-, Il .oOi tate, but in tho D'ca!ue b, + calui.-
be, While ihe coming aiap'Hi ion o IL, Which many
hhlIntiIe ladlts tal iutu, ~ qAlt" tht tJntiuit.
Inc Oue -roht .4shiOn ios full Gt,sI aud writing
costumes IL, LUec,ti, the yng trains, without VII ca
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DEATHS.

AlKINS-On Tuesday, March :, ef,or a short but
feNcte Illness, MARI AiEins, the leovc wife Of VIII
liam Atkins, ased - years, mudeu name Mary GRAY
a native OK Brideetrams, County Meath, LELAND.
line friends OF the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, this lhuT-dayl AT ern0on Il
~ O'clock Lon her late residcnce, % Mulberry 1t
Dublin papers please copy. lUG
ANTHOSY-On TUESDAY, March 9Th. sude L
DAUGHTER Of u. aud Stale 4. Anthony, aged year
AMI ~ months.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral to-dcy, at / o'clock, from u
Man in IT. 92
nLQOMFIELD-B 'nj. Cother, con OF John and
Alice y. Bloomfield, a.cd moaihs
The funeral VII TAKE place , lhufPdav ate rnoon
9th int, at l Oelock tom the resLouce OF his
parents India II, iIeenpoint l. |. 80
CLAPP--On Monday evening, 9Th inst. Of cancer
Mrs. Mary l.. Clap, aged II year..
The remains were inferred in the Bay Cemetery. "
hcCI RDEY-On Feb. 9Th, af,Or a short Illness
AlCHA.de! NcCufdey, a. ed 50 yeas.
His remains viii be taken TO flathush cemetery
and relative are invited TO attend the funera from
his late res4enco, lJV East Broadly ay," hont iuiher
notice. ll0
MCNAMARA - On Tuesday, March 'ih, susan,
youngest dgLl tier Of John aud susan MchAihAH'
atCi II vcaTs ana days. ,,,,
The funeral will take place from het ln'e itsldenee
9S6 East 18th ~, IhuIaday aitoih"oh hHIeh yih
u, o'clock. New Orleans papers please copy ia
RMITH-On Wednesday, March sth, julia, the be-
age from the Parish OF Castlepoiard, County Nest
ihe iends and relatives Of the family respeci-
fuy Invited 10 attend the tunera on Friday, lOLh
mat from her resdence- a. seventh ave, bet 39.h
| and tVth sIS, ~ ~ o'e!"eA' III
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foreign Governments aud remove none Of he ark
n's5 which hagsrs At bone. Ia view 4 the blum
ucfs wpith are nov 0ciug penetrated We arc IRE
sisnbly tempted 10 ask whether IL Is necessary that
We should aCiuallv 20 into war IN orjer 10 u
taught tie terms IN WI ch We are 70 gam what has
Ucen called the "ulima,o victory"
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Sos r0'i, Hsias i4t, hir. ;, G EI.-rhn factu.-
toIs In sold, as luetined at Gupins Merchants TX
change to-day. have been as tollows:-At 1870 A. 81
1879; l0.aj, 1914 1910 1917. io.ih, l97 1855
1919 ll'5, 1874; lll5 ~, -; ll.3l 191 ll.4G
l9i ll.5o l9I. r. l95 l2l5, l91'., 1928, 1g7 Vi
i9a5 10, l2.4b, l9Ih l. 1919: l.l5, i97 IL l25,
1917 l.l} 10. l.5N lo7 ., l0I s ; 9,l5, l9I ii;
$3.50, l9T 20, 1877; J. 1870 o., H. i9,; 800
1863; 3s5 1876 $3.50, 1901 4, l9U3s;4 y., 1916 O..
The stock market opened firm at yesterdays quota
tons, Tut prices not long sustained the decline
lcins quito heavy In SOME instances. Governments
were stronger and in demund The demand for mo-
uey not active to-day and the supply was bet
ter than yesterday In discounts the volume Of buzz
ue.s lish. Commercial paper passed NJ II for
Grstc'as4 and fair names. The rate gold for bills
London, for the steamer today, tell off nearly y
Peg cent. on account Of the large trau.mission Of
-.trd states ,-2'F, which hat O. be drawn s-giust
Enkrrs' lais were done nc l.i.salU1i, Ter cent.
ll" Ney iOrk export. I0g tue last VI compare IA
tuLuNu s4th iJiILtI returns
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InE harvest in Chill has been worry plonteous,
anu very large exports OF wheat and hour will.
tins scasln, 10 shipped b. all parts Of the world,
D'ring the AT two or three weeks, five ycsse, 81,
with wheat and G'ui, have sailed Tor New Zca-
land, II Us Kong, California auj RIO Janciro
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Deaths.

WEiTE-In Brooklvu, on wednesday. Mar
10 j. Chas White, son Of the late John / W.
sad May A. White, aeed years 7,
The rels'ivus and friends Of the FED
rro .,.pectfullv invited to attend the funeral.
.lhu.-Gay! afternoon, 9TH int, at O'Clock, :,
~ AYsfle ave Brooklyn. IA
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Reported Expressly tor I'm Sri," ~ "a, Ala,
URvIuEIs, iIOdL,e Co4uui.ss ga Gc,rA-uta
Isl Washington street, y. ~


The present condition OF thine v'aIs rather u
gloomy aspect to holders Of mcrchinde, anu tuveis
aie taking advsntsre Ct the present. s!lt Of iecln
intending to delay purchase long A. pose lle Gold
IL la no s.se iecovefiLs iIoL the bow il his cceNed
but scaiiiy and gradually declining as the news Of
the Victories Of our contnuail, brooks upon ~
The summit Of commercial fluctuations hes been a.
tanned and that the day il not far distant hen abno
NAL yalue- shall be Numbered among tie things inst
were" there can be- little doubt. There it but htte
doing IN grain and -four and prov sons are ALTO dull
Butter i. lower, aud large quantities n prospective
arrival have no tendency to increase rates. Cheeto IL
doing we'll, and isseine Mt sood hsutes. supertue
state flour IL selling 1t 7Jag 20 aud 75aiV u tor
,upordne Western Bccfa T. O1a22 ID ,orpain mo =.
PORK at 30 Os.J 80 for prime me'' L1f, choice, Is
2Ja23JS. Other quotations We give a. ;oioEs.
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'rompi enlistment Of mon nv, win enable the
u .ycrumcui = seri 40 veterans Of GaAS1's snt
sukssAN's armies, where they D obtain victory
hat shall restore our country to peace.
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NJ A R RaAd Es.

BRADY -wETMORE-By the Rev. John AlexAn-
der Roche Monday evening, Mach 9th, Walter
A. Brady 10 Louisa NetIuOTe, yOunccst daughter Of
AbraIn Wetnore, Esq., both OF this city. 80