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AAAIYAE 0E mAILs u pEl

ARRIVAL or MAILS az DEPOT,
sssissn fAToash AsT!Tss >, $50 :. n, 2l6 P. NJ,
arc 9.2s 2. n.
sa,te-n Wsy arrives 81 iO.20 A. n
Weliern Through arrives st 9:2O A. n, $50 P. u
90 Wsy arrives Gf 2.eo P. n.
5,-duEky 3 Way arrives at 9:l5 A. ii.
UnCinuGi Through arrives at $50 A a $500 2. "a.
10 Way srFf7es ct 500 P. N.
Pittsburgh Through arrives At s.55 a. n.
Way arrives at ldElO P. a.
mshouiaE Way arrives at los5 A. Ne
alaEdville arrives Gt 10.S5 A. III. .s.
Asi.na Way arrives st 800 P. N.
sport, So., arrive. Tuesdays. Thursdays aD6
Saturdays at II H..
.fAstsngvils arrives daily ct 1918 A. NJ.
Esst Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily . a. n
HOUR OF CLOSING THE MAILS.
GAsTERE THgOUGH foE Erie Buffalo, Boston. AoE
1osk, HEREFORD, and Pslnesvilis, Geneva, Ashtsbu
l. nd Conneant, closes at s:6O A. 4.
szG1sTEEE fBRoUsH, Tor Hs= York only, CLOSES si
R!25 p. II
E4s4sRS TGnousH, for Eric, BuGslO, Albany,
Eo:lon. Rev F0rk sas Hartford, closes at s:eo
E4sTERs WAY, for all points between OleveIAna
sad Erie, olosss at ESQ 2. NJ -,
TssTERS tHR5JeH, for Toledo, DetTsit, chicago;
asd Milwaukee eloHaz at 7:l0 A. h,s Qosyca s:le
nsAh morning. s.-..l s.. r-.
WssrEsN TaRoUGH, 5oT Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
OaUuque, St. Joseph and Cairo closes at 600 r u.
v ssTEsE WAY, for all points between 0Ievslspd
and Tolsdo, closes ct 1;45 P. N.
skHDUsKY WAY, for Ssndusky and all interme.
diste points, closos ct $50 P. n.
ClEDIEEATI WAY, for Al points bstToSa 0lsTeisra
and cincinnati, closes at 100 A. Ii,
uIsoIEEAfI THRouuH, for Columbus, Dayton,
Newark and Cincinnati, CLOSES at T.05 A. n.
0isClEEATTI THROUGH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Louisville St. Louis Indianapolis. EsneSviIle, ard
Raseling, closes ct 300 P. n.
Piz=sBURGz THRoUoa, for Pittsburgh knd WsEh-
tugtca, closes at 1850 P. m.
S'rTsaURsH WAT, for AL points between Cleys-
Ia; WeIisyiIle and Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Phil
.ts lis, RsltimOrs sRd HAshingt0Ds closes ct 7;oa
d. 81 "-
HsRoEns WAI, for ali points between CLEVELAND
- Youngstown, CLOSES at 9.45 P, h.
MsADvILLE, closes ct a:51 A. Ii.
HEDraA WAY, olosss 1t 7;S0 A. n
Z; S0OEFOET, -&o., closes Oh Tuesdays, ThUTsdhys
and Saturdays, ct Il II.
WAHnsEsVIELE, olosss daily, l0eo A. NJ.
EAST CLEFEElED sud Euolid, CLOSES daily, ~
?. q.
Esil and Drop LsttsEz Ers required - law p b
P-o-Paid. --.--.. ---
i City Circulars are required 20 Be prepaid WITH
3 tWo-eent stamp.
Olncs open from 1850 A. ID. to T:s0 P. Il. o.
suassy frOEa A, Il. 20 I0OoA. NJ
T. CoWLES. P. II.
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One OF the New York Hotel Burners
CauEht tu Detroit.


One of the persons concerned in the
hotel burning in New York city has been
arrested in Detroit. The Tribune of that
city of Friday says;
A few days since commotion was visi-
bic among the detectives in this city,
which gave rise to suspicion that some
thing unusual was going on. What the
commotion was, we had some difficulty in
aseertaining, but after careful inquiry We
learned that New York detective had
traced one of the hotel-burners of that city
to Detroit, as may naturally be supposed,
taking feather out of the cap of our
own officers. The individual was living
at one of our frst-class hotels, at which
place it was thought he had been maturing
plans for repetition Of the New York
affair.
he was taken into custody, and evidence
was found on his person that it is thought
viii be sufficient TO insure his conviction.
He gave his name SIS Cobb, although it
was previously sscertained that he had
registered his name at New York ssSidney
Stsunton. Heis, We believe, South erner,
and is bold enough TO attempt no disguise.
He will probably claim to be belligerent,
and as such entitled to all the benefits Of a
prisoner of war.
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The T4ibUnSs London letter says, the
proceeds of the Liverpool fair are to be
given TO the rebels abroad, who are greatly
in need Of it At the principal hotels in
Paris, over four hundred trunks have been
psWned by Southern gentlemen, as security
for their bills. The Same letter says rebel
agents recently bought the steamship Rat
tlesnake, sister to the Alabama, and evil
IDENTIFY design fitting her out SIS 3 pirate.
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love and war.

1t is not improper TO state that Msjor
General Godfrey Weitzel, commanding
18th Corps has been granted thirty days
leave of absence. Re leSves Washington
for Cincinnati. The General is about to
be married TO young lady resident in that
city. Captains Graves and Fitcn, Of his
personal stat, accompany the General
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It will be seen feom the above statement
that petroleum is now sent in consider
able quantities, to almost every foreign
port with which We have commercial re-
lstions Great Britain is the largest con-
sumer of the product, the export from New
York thither during last year being
6,275, 900 gallons. France is hext in i'm
portanee, her import from this port having
been 4,625,0OO gallons, a large increase
upon the receipts of 1868. The shipments
hence to Antwerp have also been large,
amounting to 4,14s,O 900 gallons, against
1852, 900 gallons in 1853. Bremen has
imported near one million gallons Ham
burg l,Is6, 900 gallons, and Rotterdam
$4,000 gallons. The shipments to Cron-
stadt indicate large growth in the de-
mand in Russia, the export thither having
increased from $4,000 gallons in 1868 to
100000 gallons in 1854. The export to
Genoa, Leghorn, Trieste, Lisbon and Aus
trslis, are also of considerable import
ance.
As yet, the trade in the article with
South America and the West India Is
lands has not grown to such an extent IS
might have been expected from our inti-
mate trading relations with those coun-
tries. It may be safely asserted that the
general demand for petroleum is yet in its
infancy. Next to gas, petroleum is the
best and cheapest Illuminating agent yet
discovered, and appears to be destined to
become the illumination for the world. In
Asia, in many parts Of Europe, and in
South America, it requires time for a new
commodity to create demand, But each
year the consumption must become more
generally diffused in all countries. If the
supply can be kept up to the demand it
would not be surprising to find the export
of petroleum, Eve years hence, three OF
four times its present amount placing this
product among the Foremost of our ar.
ticles of commerce.
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DAILY LEADER
IRON NASHVILLE.

Rad WcafheF-AIiIitaFy Operations
HOGd in AIabanaa-His strength
Movements TO Give Him Trouble
The Gulf States % be Cleared OF Reb-
els Before spring. ts-7..
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aalnsifaI slustraineHts.
HORACE WATERS,
GREAT HUsIOAL ESF6RLIsHHENT.

80. ASI broadway, NJ II
EIGHTY New Planes, Meiodeons, Harnonium1.
AIeEandre and Cabinet Organs, at Wholesale and
Retail Prices low. SECONDHAND PIANOS At
great bargains, prices from SEQ 70 500 New
and MouIdings, $500 and upwards. Hslodsons S55
20 $3.50.
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THR CONFESSIONS AND EXPE-
RIEEOE OF AN INVALID-Published for the
benefit and as e CAUTION TO YOUNG MEE and
others, Who suffer from Nervous Debility, Proma-
ture Decay Of Manhood, do., supplying ct the same
time THE MEANS or sELF-CSRE. By one who has
cured himself aftsr undergoing considerable quRok
sry. b enclosing postpaid addressed envelope,
single copies may be had OF tie suthor-
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
dsE.Tg4 Brookiru, Kfnrs county. n. z
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8BdHg

GTRAW HAP BLEACHING, DYE
OnsG, A1fnaflsa Az PBEss1Ha.-Eaviug Just re-
turned frou the East an prepared, y the aid Of
experienced Eards, = dc any work In this line, =
nann-- aEa Hlnst 1aEhipable Htyis.
FREDlK OTHIkS,
trench Steam Dvu Hcnss
unEis l1a and iai4 81 sara ssTass4
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The Foreign Export Of Petroleum in
IS84--.DIffeFeut Countries 30 which Il
is shtpped---Future Prospects Of the
Trade.
The following is the quantity exported
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Eel Ill alsus. EaEls.
IsGl-5. Winter Arrangements lSSA-5
EOR TIE
AgRlYAL AEll CLOSING OF EAILg,
At TEE

cczzssGfE0 sdHDAY, OCTOBER sisT, iS93.
- EaiiB viii De opened aBd ready for delivery
5G5 hour sftsT arrival Of trelns. t
~ All Malls eioEa UEe hour refarF dapsrture
tgsiDr
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NJ OTIJE.-THE UNDERSIGNED
Y have been duly appointed executors Of the last
will and testament of Mrs. Lefty NJ. Griffith, late
Of the city Of Cleveland, Ohio, deceased.
JOHN SEAMAN,
fanq.Ts6vv WILLIAM I. SMITH
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sYMRTOMS:

The symptoms Of Oatarrh, as they generally ap-
pear, are at nrst very slight. Persons Ind they
have 9 cold, that they have frequent attaoks, and
are more sensitive to the changes OF temperaturo
In this condition, the nose may be dry, or slight
discharge, thin and seridi Afterwards becoming
thick and adhesive. As the disease becomes chronic
the discharges are increased In quantity and
changed in quality; they are now thick and heavy
and Grs haWEsd or coughed OF. The secrotions are
offensive, causing bad breath the voice is thick
and nasal; the eyes are weak; the sense of the
Bmst Il lsssensd destroyed dssfness frsqueL tly
takaB place. Another common and Important
70 clear his throat IN the morning Of thick or
slimy mucus which has fallen down from the head
during the night. When this takes place the per-
son may be sure that his disease Is on its way to
che lungs and should lose no time IN arrestng It,
Tbs above are but eg Of is Hsaay cataTTh snPtOEss
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"a Sold b7su fhe principal Druggists.
i1izzl: :Rs:n.B .EkET

DISEASES OF TEE NERVOUS,
seminal, Urinary and Sexual oFgsnS-nsf and re-
IIstis trsssmenl-in reports Of TIE Howard Asso-
siation-ssnt by man n sealed LISTERS, envelopes
tss Of charge. Address DR.. J. .sEILLEE HoUeH-
TON, howard Association, No, South Einth ST.,
Pailsd0EAsa. Pc. siEsOBa
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RufflxI artifes.

nPOBTANT TO oLADIES-Dr. HsT-
gsY'B Eemaie Pills nass never Jet hilsd In ronoT-
h fag d r1ltinz arisng lrorn ch5trus3ioni q sop
90 - nAtaEs, o. b rsssorlng he system 70 PSF.
cot health when suffering non Spinal Afeotlons,-
EPTolapsus, Uteri, he Whites, other Wsaknaas =
the Utarsne orBau1, he Pills arc perfectly harm
isus On the constitution, and may Be taksn By the
most delicate fsmAle without causing di5tress-the
sane tine thsy eet iks ehE-m By strsnst thsning,
inTigoratng and restoring the sYssem % health
Ooltiao1s and b bringing On The monthly period
EiEh regularity, no naftsr from what oa1sss TIE
Ssstt1stioR nay eFiss. Thsy should, however, EoE
b tsEen during the fsst thr5e mcaths 6f rFegnans
81, though nzfsat eng ether tlas, q miscarriage
9suld he thsresuiA $500 . e.
Taeh bon contains 90 pllg. Frioe l O..
Dr. HABEE1'5 TaEAIIEE on Diseases Of Females,
Prsznancy, HiBoa-Fisgs, BaFrsnno1s, Etsriiiy, Be
nroduetion, and Abasss of Easurs and emf Phhticals
y The Ladies Private Medical AdVissT, . panphlst
o. "a pages sent freo 10 any edross Sig rents re-
Cuired % pay postage.
The pills and book VIII bs u1ns - maj Ehen Ss-
EFt4, sscuFsly sealed, and prepaid b. -.T
J. HBTAE, II. D., General Agant,
no. Cedar Et Kew YORK,
Sold By al TIE principal Druggists.
esW. CLARK Druggist Agent for 9lsVfland-
a-T- lnaarr - 49,
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from other ports, Jan to Dec. 81:
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PE6SE589R Or ELEcTzos1zsy sEo = E5I1iHRs,
OEos-liS SsneOa street., ias7 doors ffcna E.ssI0f
a. stsiTa, oppoEiie the City BGtss
- Once h5gfE froE = y s-s1 5sCi1 b O'Clock
Daily (sundays oxoeBtsd.)
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SatatalssloB Nfrsazuts,
- n. EuEE

?. EaAToHz8, JB.. E.n ruEE
g. v. GABDEEE, A. o. H'EAraI.
THATOHBk GARDNER, BURT
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CURES CATtRRH AND IVERT5 C0HsUNP JIOE.

No violent Swinging of the Head,
The Sense Of Tasta and smell Restore
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THE WORK OF CONGRESS.

List Of the Acts, Resolutions, Sc, Passed
nj the Second Session Of the Thirty
eighth Congress, Continued from the
Herald Of Yesterday.
PUBLIC ACTS.
An act supplementary TO the several acts relating to
An act to extend the provisions Of tho rst Of
IAN act for the government Of persons IN certain hsh
An act 70 regulate the taking Of dispositions In certain
cases
An act TO incorporate the Continental Hotel Company
An act amendaiory Of the acts relative 70 the Attorney
Generals Office, and 70 aI the compensation Of his as
sistant and clerks
fende against the laws Of the United States In houses
Of refuge
An act granting land 10 tho State Of Michigan aid
In building hnrbor and ship canal Al Portage Lake
RVwccnaw Point Lake Superior
An act 10 increase the pay OF mdshipmen and others
An further 10 provide for the veriAcaton Of In
voices
An act 10 amend nm act entitled can &C. 10 aid In the
construction OF railroad and telegraph line from the
Missouri rivcr to the Pacific Ocean and 10 secure 10 the
government the OF the same FOR postal, military and
other purposes" approved July l. 1902 and 20 amend
act ancndatory thereof, approved July 2, 1854
An act 20 establish certain post roads
An act regulate the fees Of custom house 0cers on
the northern northeastern and northwestern frontiers Of
the United States.
An act 70 establish bureau for The relief Of freedmen
and refugees
An provide for the publication Of the opinions Of
tho attorneys general Of tho United States
An act to incorporate national military and naval asy
lum for tho relief Of the totally disabled officers and
Of tho volunteer forces OF the United States.
enc better organization Of Indian Affairs In California"
An act W provide for chief Of sta 10 tho Lieutenant
0sncral commanding the armies Of the United States
An ct ID relation 10 the Naval Observatory.
An aot relating 10 cerkships In the Post 0nco Depart
mcnI
An cot amendsiov Of An &C, amend 90 acs entitled
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An act % promote The progress q The useful arts Ap
proved March q, 1904
An act . incorporate tAs colorsd Union Benevolent
act % enable the accounting officers Of the Treasury
An e. 70 issopersss ths Cspisoi Hotel Company in
washington City, District Of Columbia
An act 70 amend act entitled IAN act 70 amend an
o public he sss II the
sirueon q certain railroads u sad State and for s0sf
An act authorizing the Secretary Of the Treasury 70
lease or sell certain property Of the United ssed ss1eo
At Bath, In The State Of Maine.
PRIVATE ACTS.
An act granting pension TO Thomas Bootle.
An act granting o pension 70 Rachel Mills, widow OF
An granting pension q rsDsh Ieppsn
An act Ses the Eelisf e Ne soespasts q ne anon
Ne q sas Jcss y the ss,.s Of Ca Snm Of
An act granting pension TO Ezekiel Darling;
wdo. q Esjos Francis ssi Tsyor . s''A'A
An oct Tor the relief Of w. h and G. g. Duncan
An &C. for The relief q Samuel L Gercula .,sson in
the navy Of the United States
An ct for the relief Of Charles 4. Pitcher
JOINT REVOLUTIONS.
Joint resolution to amend the Joint resolution enuuco
"Joint resolution in relation the public printing ap
Joint resolution for the relief Of Garrett B. Barry,
paymaster. in the United States navy.
Joint resolution authorize and direct an inventory
the articles In the Quartcmasters depos OF the uned
States and in possession Of the naval sorekeepe Of mo
United Statea ssss
Joint resolution respecting the publication Of the papers
Of James Madison. -
Joint resolution encourage the employment OF dis
adj d and discharged soldiers
Joint resolution for the relief or Mrs. Lucy A. hce
lats OF Richmond, Virginia
Joint resolution relating to International exhibitions a.
Bergen, In Norway, and 0poro In Portugal during Inc
summer Of 1885,
Joint resolution TO the time for constructing the
Burlington and Missouri River Railroad, In Iowa, ana
filing n map Of relocation.
.,tr Anih
relating the survey OF the Pacific Railroad TO the De-
partment of the Interior.
Joint resolution authorizing the acceptance OF swora
of honor the government Of Great Britain by capt
! Henry s Steliwagen, Of the United States Navy
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Gr cgs.s Eycrs ssnd ia ilh for g Marco; icsh soA
2sd-In pert brig Be.le YORK Br) Kmbsi from fYork,
ar 2lst schr. Susan, narslstl from Padsphia. 2th'
R.e JkEIiso. Ia si=1r slip Grey xags Qs.tsr. Bait
6axuc1AE Dsc 1-in port ships oashsns day, for Nss
York; Anglo saxoa, Plnmqer for Lsndsn; prncsss q
Ss6ss a..s r.:rct e H .s. kkSSs So Dee ss
sMsAroax ysn Tin psst s.ps Helysta, wsrrsn, frox
b.s ao M *.s Dry sss T ss "a;
now Berry me- BARK 1oeket Freeman, for Boston Asrs
la Howes snc Bird sold TO undsr br nag Gid Jas
=. bsrk Courier GRAN, rice ports:
81 MARTAs, Feb l6-Eo vesseis In port !
American Ports.
rOaToN March AM-Arr bark Fredonte (br), Burke
Fsysi Cd steamer saxon Matthews, rhadelphia sehI.
CITY Peat. vi ns N;.sns Ia ~
nj ne .sa s s ssst 5.s s a. q fssos. oas.s's
PokfLlTD. Sch 1-Azy sslr rhi!4nsAseIas1 H.
pscksport for b1IlnorsL ca bart umoner L1TE;nsfs
WATTS Fortress Monroe; EhsA Easn, Noyss NxorL
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THE NATIONAL CELEBRATIOH:

N 4''''Sssa ss! !!ssE ssss4ssa
Rev DR. vsrmiiye win offer prayer Judge Day WIN 70
University R.s.. nea 1 s. o.:aao1ss WIN p,e.5ss; .ss
DR. - WIN offer prayer. Major Charles ,. BAks WI
,. STAND NO. .,a. nav
Aiss r. TSonpssn sl o:i prayer hos. ". S0nns;
Ed e: Sisasspoas corrected II css e s
Rsy E H a Cha.ta John BIB srscS Sy,s,.n.
Dawn David n Dudley Field, :: r. codainsson,
f Rev. W. HI Il. Boo,e, Joseph 3. chs..s
Judge Gilbert Deaz. Hiram Wal6ridgs.
s Sam ERr qsss 2ef Dssa.,d ss sSm
Oakley Hail. SSs eS H.gr s1 W.1d p.schs,
Judge Dsly, George si ": Hinks'
Tho aentlemsn Invited address the mseting ~
Guessed 70 assemble al the Maison Dores Fourteenth
three Re each q ss
his remarks within the space Of fifteen minutes The Boar
&c hss1 aae
monies provided for in division Invited guests w y
a. ss viii 30
them. :. ..,. a, ror4 ~
vate residences and propeors Of public YIN 6s
play their days early ten o'clock ana snas ssrs
p.ak under The Authority o. General q
Il has been decided that O'Clock shall be the hour
ana Se q he first viii
moving or.., ns.snre in announc,nrtha. tn
charge Of the procession win act promptly cAs
ts ond civic commanders officers Of meeting
members Of the several committees win receive their Dades
spplicon At the Mason Doree between the hours o.
The Common council respectfully invited 70 asssmpl
at Gramercy Park Honsein season 70 unise WIN ''
thu form i'm a
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Died


Aspmsov -On Sunday, March s, after . short and
painful iIlness ANNIE NJ, wife Of Geo. w. Anderson, in
thc.20tb year Of her age
officers and members Of New York Lodge go, and A
NJ and Polar etar Lodge $40, o. Of D. r., respect
fully invited 70 attend hor funeral from the church Of
the Nativity avenue ana sixth street. on Tuesday after
BAsrA.~suddsniy, on Friday, March 8, Hnsna, widow
OF Carrot Bants, In the 73d year Of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral this Monday morning 10
o'clock without further notice from the residence Of her
son-in.law, 8. W. Manwaring, No % King street Re
mains TO DO taken TO English Heghborhood Cemetery for
interment
BApsAu-on Saturday evening" March l. after short
Illness Ms EIzApxrn BApEAu In the roth year Of her
The relatives and friends Of The family are respectfully
her husband, Henry Badeau, IL East Twentieth street.
this Monday morning. al eleven o'clock.
B...nron sunday m !, HI,. March s SARAH n
Tho relatives and friends Of tho family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from her latsresidencs
No. West Ninth street, on Tuesday afternoon, a. two
Culzs.-on Saturday, March 4, At his residence, Aos
East Tenth street. JAnrs CuLtns native Of county Fer
Patrick Mcguire in the Attn year or his age
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral this Monday Afternoon a
6sawroap~on Saturday, March I, BAarna caAv.
The friends and relatives Of tie family arc respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral this Monday afternoon
ut o'clock from the residence Of his father Joseph
d. Crawford No. Sc Attorney street
CoumRY.--On Saturday, March 4, AMELIA, youngest
daughter Of Alfred aud Eliza Country after long and
Illness which abe before with Christian forttude
The friends and relatives Of tho family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral Tuesday afternoon a
O'Clock, from her late residence 122 First avenue
Dssinssr. Saturday, March :, Mrs RLli DxxA.
Rxsr wife Of B. p Demarcst aged % years and days
Tho friends and relatives OF the family are requested
| m tho fu ndnyl nj nj \
O'clock from her late residence, loS West Forty eighth
street
EAsror.--Of congestion Of the lungs, on Saturday
evening March Harry the infant con OF JamesT and
sarah r. Easton, aged year and months.
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited 70 attend The funeral services. ~ The reeidenct
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There was no session OF the Evening Exchange on
Saturday; but gold sold late in the day at l9s3S
Foreign exchange has been heavy under very light
demand Towards the close Of the week. however, bills
were moro firmly held than at its commencement.
Bankers sterling at sixty days offered at los ~ and
at three days at los but these rates not fully sus
tanned
The shipments Of specie for the week aggregated
STAG asa Of which sll29 900 taken by the Havana
steamer Corsica
favor Of the Illinois Central Railroad Company should
have stated that is released thereby from fulfilling tho
conditions implied in the Land Grant law Of 1850 rcqur
ing the free transportation Of troops, munitions OF war
aud other property Of the United States and the appro
pation made for for transportation services is to be
paid.
The following table shows the accrued interest tho
seven and three.tenhs bonds each day during the
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Obituary.

Mr. STEPHEN 7. HosMER, printer, . native Of Hudson
N. Y, who had been for . 'loug time one Of
the employees Of the HERALD composing room,
died at his residence in this city yesterday
afternoon, OF paralysis aged aftyeeht years and FIVE
months Mr.. Hosmcr veteran in the craft, ana
throughout his long connection with IT, both employer
and employee always held In high respect by his
socates Some years ago he published the Toledo 0ho
Blade and at different periods Of his life held important
positions In connection with the printing business He
brother Of Mr. Hezekiah l.. Hosmcr, Chief Justice
OF the Supreme Court Of Montana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-06
Fire I'm Pittsburg-Thc Monitor Mana
yunk.
P,rrssuRo. Pa. March 5, 1855.

PJ7TBBukd, Pa, March 0, 5ouo'
The tobacco factory OF William Hays 4 Co. on Irwin
street entirely destroyed by FIRE at three o'clock this
morning Ono fireman David l. Simsl was instantly
killed by falling WALL and two others seriously injured.
Loss $l2, 900; fully insured.
The new Monitor Manayunk broke from her mcorings
at O'Clock this morning and drred down the river.
She overaken by two tugs three miles below Pitts
burg and safely returned. The Manayunk !. nearly Goa
pleted and leaves for Cairo in day or two