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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
EOR NEW YORK DIRECT-THE NEW
and splendid sdswhse stsamships--
MORNING STAR, 400 tons. .Howes, Commander.
EVENING STAR. 20lb tons. Delaney, Commander.
GUIDING STAR. 1896 tons. Berry, Commander.
RISING STAR. 1880 tons. Nelson, Commander
fhensw and Grst.olNss steamships
MISSISSIPPI. tons. .Furbur Commanding.
MERRIMAOK. 1000 tons. %. .Vansice Commanding
hARIPOsA. ..l200 tons. Quick, Commanding
MONTEREY. 1900 tons w htman, Commanding.
The and frstclass screw steamship
Monterey,
1900 toms
WHITMAN, Commander,
WIN leave the Companys Wharf foot Jackson Square
on SATURDAY, June q, at a. NJ, precisely @n
The Line composed of largest elegant
ships have this country any home
line They every respect fitted for and the
upon which they Their passenger accommodations
ezoeed by those any other the world
PASSAGE REDUCED
Freight will be the Company warehouse on the
landing at all tnes during business hours and the COmpanys
rates fer freight viii always be made low by any other
line,
Fer freight passage applytO
j. NJ. OoURTEEAY, Agent.
SS ORrondelet street
FOR NEW YORK VIA PHILADELPHIA.
To sail on SUNDAY, June "a, at8AM
FOR NEW YORK Via PHILADELPHIA
The well known and favorite steamship
Star OF the Union,
a. BLANCHARD Commander
will leave her wharf foot of Toulouse street. Second District
for Philadelphia VIII take freight and passengers for New
York.
First Cabin Passage OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, SEQ.
For freight passage apply to
ALFRED HouLToN,
Il Garondelet street.
APALACHICO
FOR APALAoHICoLA DIRECT.
To sail on THURSDAY, i2Ist inst, at 4P.M
FOK APALACHIOOLA DIRECT THE
iastsAiIng ssvorte steamship
TappahannOck,
J H. HuGKINs, Commander,
VIM sail positively above Post I6 First District
For freight or passage apply to
MERRITT, DukHAM, McKIEEELL 4 CO.,
~ oArOndslss street.
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Domestic Ports
Foreign Perta.

New York, June l2-Arriyed bark G W Horton
II days from New Orleans
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VIChSBURG
yOKsBURG AND NATCHEz PACKET FAsHIC

yIOKsBURG AND NATCHEz PACKET FASHION.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at PK.
EOB DONALDsONFILLE, PLAQUENINE
Port Hudson, Baton Rouge, Bayou Sara Fort Adams, Nat
chez Waterproof st. Joseph Rodney Grand Gulf WarrentOn
New Carthage and VicksburgTLe magnificent passenger
steamer Fashion D Pratt, master, l. Shaw and F. L
K LudwgSen cerks, will above For freight pas
cage apply on board or to TITUS & GWARTNEY.
TchouDitoulns street
yTRGINTUs c. DENTzEL. Advertising Agent.
The Fashion connects vteksburg with packets
for Memphis and the Bends.
The Fashion also with the Yas0o packe sgn
through bills ofladine to yazoo City and Greenwood
Leaves EVERY TUESDAY, at6RH
Steamer GEN J. A. QUITMAN-JOHN " CANNON
Master; JOHN 7. ROBERTS and A. McVAY Clerks.
TOR yICKSBURG, NATCHEg GRAND GULF,
Rodney Fort Adams, Bayou SAra Baton Rouge and oil in
temedAe AndingsThe fast magnificent passenger steamer
Cen. y. A. Qultman, leaves as above.
The above packet will take freight passengers for Mem
phs, with privilege Of reshppinR Vicssburg the Des
Arc for Memphis and the Bends and with the Emma No. for
Yszoo River For comfort speed safety this boat
passed. her tables supplied with the best tue market
affords.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
GEO. D. HITE, 54 Graviar street.
A. BRITT0N Front street.
VIRGINIUs U, DENTEEb, AuverNsng Agent
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welon-Comlnr -.

Steamship Kensington, Hedge, from Boston, 9th
inst, to Creevy, Nickerson &eo
Ship Lewis Henry, Tegeler, from Marseilles, 10Th
AT Quarantine.
Steamship Mexico, Pendexter. Y hours from
Havana, to II S Hall
FIR bark Bayonnaize, Bdejary, days from Vera
Cruz. in ballast, to master
Br schr lizzie, Leppert, from Havana, to master
Cargo, $40 bbls molasses 28T halfbbls do to
Butler &co
Bark Pelina, from
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SAbEENAFs
ST I,OUIs-Steamer Mohawk and barpes- s57
bbIs pork to Lamb. OufnIan &co-.24I4 aka corn
Harmon, Oftutt Gco22l0I do 5O3 bales hay TX
axe oats 2Se sks bran St8pard r. SIsybaeIy INN
ss corn 9ceV Terpv &c@74s sks OATS Ma ,go
saT Eco- zoo do q + Bnddecke~ 4OO do 900 bhIs
fonr Fl Kennedy ScoNS bbIs oil Hill X Veezie"
II ID & M Todd SeoN1O do levi 4 NavraN 40 HES
twine Kent, Fhomae Il Carter 294 Skis oats Dor,
horE 100 bbls pork Bostoek, Grace & Jones-403l
sSS ogFa 6p4 IS s6 Ta eO s9 o9S 4qF
t5lg sAs eoi dne hgIo4 q 10 "es 56S
heI1e19n ,,a s G@ w M's5en4ac MlRPI5Vo
aSo . n, ~ 9iSs a. I'M ~
III " Src6 nasls q ~ gg III sMs oa'S a.
9aes nay % t8os puttsr hn5e!t O. i1oo
sS ora StSn as 5 III 5'co Tap SS = @ e9o
oL2 s's ""ss & p IAionL esoglVy op5s !SHt oog
~ ~, GpI1 EeEAlns q heIsey-''o 40 ~ pols iatu
"a % p S5i4 -, oto,. j. ,r,,-,,- ,to,,.
bA4 ~ S 9 y Sicnolas2 pa ,
GotIq - n IaFF 10 %5pl ap aIa9P 'ass
a i, "IS stouts az
hlaes : y 1eI4Eu4 op5 poIA hsp qo
PSs 5 !, 84 P9'. l ~ empty
ui IS . 9t, = pGtes oolI0I
mAShlN HiO NLSteller iTene-iV pales Cotloh
a Snafpehuer-i2 90 ftTet-,9 10 Darny
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hevedb by some that he really loved his wife; if he
did, he had a strange way of showing his afieo-
TOM Now it appears to me that he showed his
affection in the right way, by endeavol1ng to
make his companion happy. According to me
opportunities he possessed, he supplied her with
tile comforts and Injuries of life. He kept piano
to crafty her taste fer music, at time when ms
income could scarcely afford such an Indulgence.
never knew him to give her an unklnd "ora, ana
doubt if they ever had any disagreement. Ihat
Virginia loved him, quite certain, for she was
by far too artess to assume the appearance OF an
ffection she did not feel.
From the biographies we gather that Poe had
many generous friends and patrons who were
always willing to take him by the hand, to g lift
him cut of the guttern etc., If his own gross and
brutal conduct had not constantly repealed the
kindness that was offered him. Ii is never limited
that Poe could have found any difficulty in main
tanning himself with his pen, if he had made a
proper use of his opportunities. Now, the truth
Is, that Poe's writings during his lifetime were moi
" marketabIe.n l was often surprised at the
difficulty he met with in disposng Of some of his
best productions. Publishers generally declined
them on the ground that they were not calculated
to please readers in general.
At one time he informed me that he could no
possibly live by literary labor, and that he woult
have to betake himself to some other pursuit. AT
length he actually endeaYered to acquire the ar
Hof lthography, under the tuition of Mr.. Duval, O.
Philadelphia. He labored long and painfully t.
make himself practically acquainted with this
business. Confinement in a STOPPING position at
fected his health; decided symptoms of consump
ton make their appearance, and his vile ant
mother-in-iaw persuaded him to abandon an occu
patton which was hurrying him to the grave.i
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WATERING PLACES

SEA SHORE LINE.
WATERING PLACEs-BAY ST. LOFTS PASS
" Christian, Mississippi City Biloxi and OCEAN spri6ps
Tie elegant and very fast low pressure steamer
CnmelIn,
A. p. BoARDMAN Master,
win hereafter continue her trips as follows:
MONDAYS ~ o'clock a M Pontchartrain R R. Train
TUESDAYS. 0oolock A. NJ
THURSDAYS, o'clock A. NJ
SATURDAYS oclockP.M
Returning, will leave Ocean Springs on
SUNDAY EVENING.
MONDAY EVENING
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
FRIDAY MORNING
All freight intended for her should be propory labeled aud
addressed patent direction labels can be got at the Office ofh
company and the Pontchartain Railroad Depot one
hour before the passenger trains
The above trips and deparureg viii be re nlay made IN
less prevented by bad weather or low water.
onsAfuRDAY, positively freight will be received aer
o'clock P. Il train
For further information apply to
COHEN NJ SOFIA. 10 carondolet street.
FOR THE WATERING PLACES.
Leaves every TUESDAY the arrival of the n Pouchar
hh hfoAa trAn Tor Pascagoua and way landings Leaves
every THURSDAY for Ocean Springs and way landings
and every SATURDAY at P. " Pontchartran Railroad
train, for Pascagoula aud all landings
EOE THE WATERING PLACEs-THE
splendid low pressure passenger steamer
Creole,
CHARLES wALKUE Commander
Will leave a. above For freight or passage apply to
LEACH PERKINs,
corner Of Gravier and Carondelet streets,
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U,., 1 Leaves SiSSsb9Tg EVERY TUESDAY At = orr
E'OA GREEN WOOD, LEFLuBE, YAZOO VIZ,
and all intermediate landipes also taking ireg5 g
liAhRtchie and YnlabEshH rivers aud conueCts ~ SIe
wooi with packets for ,6renadaFhe ght draft psss
ger steamer Countess, John Henderson, master, tnts
SrateT, clerk, will leave above connecting with pA'
Grey ksgis, from New orleans
3 Fulton street
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STEAMBOATS,.
MOBILE.

NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE DAILY LINE.
MORGAN LINE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
Leaves WEDNESDAY, June a. the arrival tho p NJ
PontehGrtratn Railroad tram
FREIGHT TAKEN TO ALL POINTS ON ALABAMA
RIVER UP TO MONTGOMERY.
FOR MOBILE-THE NEW IRON SIDE WHEEL
and low pressure steamer
Mary,
A. L MYERS, Commander,
Will leave as above carrying the U. s. Mails
Freight taken at graHty reduced prices Bills Of adng
signed through to above named points Ageutg uu
until 81 NJ. S
n B;--No freight received after ~ p NJ
EA-Coa oil received in metal packages only.
l. o. HARRIS, Agent
Corner Camp and Common streets
REGULAR ALABAMA RIVER PACKET
Leaves WEDNESDAY, 10Th inst at P M from, til, hand
of the New Basin
HOOK MOBILE, MONTGOMERY, SELMA CAHARA
- anu al way landings on the Alabama River-Leayes
~ eSuy Tue lSh INST at p. MThe Al steamer Mnrv
nlSS' D u Stone master leaves above For freight
apply to slNNOIT ADAMS, % Commercial Place
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STEAMSHIPS.
FOR GALVESTON, INDIANonA AND LAvAoA.


MORGAN LINE
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS
Leaves on WEDNESDAY June 20 1866.
PASSAGE TO GALVESTON. 81
PASSAGE TO INDIAN0LAo 80
Froightby this steamer Galveston ndanoa and Lavaca
rates and low by any other steamer Low up for
either of the above ports.
Feghts delivered at Lavaca by lighters free Of extra charge
NOE GALVESTON, INDIAEOLA and LAvACA-
The low pressure side-wheel steamship
w, G.. Eeyvcs,
n. S. AUSTIN Commaadsr,
WIN leave above from the foot of ST. Joseph street
For freight OF passage apply to
/. c. HARRIS, Agent
Conner Carup and Common streeta
Bills Of adng signed at the AGENTS Office.
These steamers carrying the u s. Mails leave punctualy
ADVERTISED
Coal Oil received III metal packages only
R of this line will leave every third day for
above ports.
BLACK STAR LINE.
To salt on WEDNESDAY, goth inst, st7oclock P. NJ.
Passage to Galveston S2l 90
Indlanola and Lsvaca.. .....,..........,. 80 10
Freirbt at lowest rates
Cargo delivered on the wnars without gherage or exn
hSna NM, ,,,, ,,,r,,,v,C.
The fast and fayOrite sidewhee steamship
LILLIAN, .....
g., 81 {, r on,5i s,,o @p''''u9'
For freight or passage Apply to GEO A. FosDICK.
80 Camp street, corner Of Eatches.
ns-Bus of Ladns signed at d, Assn.s once
|
FOR GALVESTON, IEDIANoLA AND LAYAGA
Leave. on gArURDAy 2gI inst.. at8Am
.,..,-,, -, .,,-,,--,
PASSAGE TO INDrAxoLA 20
N'''sA' O 'u'7 TO ana ~
same rates ana a' 10" as BY any other steamer no"
up for either above ports,
,,,-,.. ,,,.,.., -. r..... w.. .,-,.-.
'0e low pressure ''e' -''' steamship
JOHN Y. IAwr,Ess. Commander.
will leave as above from the foot Of St. Joseph street For
freight or passage apply or board or 10
l. G. HARRIS, Agent
p-rt... sts,ns.. ,,rry,,y III, II a ,f.,. ,.,r.
punctuaty as advertised. .....
Coal Oil received in metal packages aaly.
No steamer Of this line will oaye every Third day fol-
above ports
= q -
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STEAMBOATS,.
ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP COMA.

ST. LOUIS,
ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP COMA,
NYs BOATS
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES DAILY NAIL
FOR MEMPHIS. CAIRO, ST. LOUIS AND
LOUISVILLE
One of the following boats will leave as shove EVERY
EVENING, from the Compsny's wharf loot OF Bionvills
street, viz:
Pauline Carroll. w. *. Arthur.
Rsary y. Forsyth. BsoHIe Able,
Atlantic, ,JuIIn,
M'ssissipp7s j. o. swon.
Continental, olive Rraneh,
Ruth, AumInury,
Edward Walsh, lady Gay
For freight or through Tickets to all points North M
Fest apply at the oomppnys office, }. P. FITzGERALD,
lot COMMON STREET, opposite City Hotel.
TELEGRAPH PACKETS.
ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Leave EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY,
at 5 P.
FOE VTCKsBUEG, MEMPHIS, CAIRO AND
ST. LOUIS
One ct Ct the following magnificent PASSENGER stg,mers VII
Louis EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY:
Ruth,
]. A, DUBLE Master; JEo GREENoUGH, Clerk,
ORLEANS;
TUESDAY, May 20 TUESDAY July 3,
" June 10 o.. J jag 81 81
ATOIlIe Able,
A j, CARTER, Nastor; N. n CUNNINGHAM, Clerk
LEAVES NEW ORLEANS;
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XAzOO.

VIoksBURG, YAzoo AND TALLAHATCHIE RIYBR
PACKET.
Leaves Vicks6urg every Tuesday and FRIDAY, at 81
kROR GREEN WOOD, LbFLoRE. YAZ0o ClTii
S'tartia and all landings the Ia ahatchie and Ya
husha rvershe new fast apd superinr pssBerEer psck
Cmniiunet, s. H. Parisott masier 7 W Richards eisI
VII leave rs above, connteta with the New Orleans Ahu
SlcAsburg packets. Gen G3.t.s F. Pm lisn.
flRGlkluS {, DIS I'll vsrEing Agent,
= ~ All freis hit shi- p.i = t5- will %
siRne9 thoush to any points, With privilege OIL To
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MEMPHIS.
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
WEDNESDAY PACKET,
Henry AmeH,
THos. L. CRAWFORD, Master.
The above steamer will the opening the fan trade run
a regular packet between Menphls and New Orleans
leaving each port EVERY ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY.
Every effort will be passengers and
shippers until the opens this Henry Ames will give
particular all Memphis and Bend business
Forfurther particulars apply to
STEVENSON DOUGLAS, Agents. Front street.
VTRGTNIUs c. DENTzEL Advertising Agent
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lari,te SnteIjgellfe.
UIeared Yesterday.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No q CANT STREET, }
Wednesday, june 20, 1865
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 20th inst, at 8 I'm
E0R JEFFERSON, SHREVEPORT GRAND
IL ECore st Maurice CGte Alexandria EUrmars BarbiDs
aud MI intermediate landings Red RverThe light side
wheel passenger packet Starlight, Chas Hayes master q
T. Hayes clerk will leave above For freight assage
apply on busTd
W NJ sURLs, 20 Canal street
FRED. " GELLDS 10 Front street
NIElIMIILE
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amu.emen,. this Evening.


ACADEMY OF MUsIC-IrALIAs OpERA-THE STAR OF
NORTH
WALLhCK'S THEATER-BYsRErr OF MISS FANNY Mo
RAsT-MARRiED LIYE-lHE ETos BOZ.
OLYMPIC THEATER--CNDERgLLA LA CoxARE; On
Tue LOVER THE LAcKRY. AND LITTLE GLASS SLIPPER
NlBLOS GARDEE-MIs. MAGGIE MITCHELL IN IHE
PEARL OF SAVOY Or, THE MOTHERS PRAYER
WINTER GARDEN -EDwry BooTH ~ RIcHELrEu.
LUCY RUSHTONS EEW-YORE TIEATER THE
CHILD or THE RIGIsESr-TEE APPOINTMENT.
BROADWAY TnEATER-JoHy T.. OWENS VICTIMS
foKTY WINES.
WOODS THEATER-Miss LUCILLE WESTERN IN EAST
LYNNE; Or The ELoPEMEsT.
BARNUMs mUSECM-NosEs; Or ISRAEL IN EGYPT
100000 CUaiosiriEs-Afernoon aud Evening
FoX's OLD BOWERY THEATER-JAcK AND GILL
WENT UP TIE BILL Old
NEW-YORK CIRCUS-liTH sr.-EorRsrRIiS AND GYM
sAsTic fERFoRMAsCEs-JAMEs hoBIssoS. THE BARE
BACK RIDER-rHE NAGARiEs OF ST CRIsPIN.
BRYANTs Observation-Disclosures MAC AS J0cEo. THE
MONKEY - LIS observation-disclosures TO JoHSSr-
IOwER OF hUsic-LADY - LYONS.
SOMERVILLE ART GALLERY, No. 845 BRoADwAr-Mr.
GRO r. HALL PIcTUKEs
BRADY'S GALLERY, No. 1875 BRoADwAT-Free Exhibition
Of War View, and Portraits Of Representative Men,
NEW DUSSELDORF GALLERY No. 615 Broadway-
JBE ORIENTAL PRINCESS, AFTER THE BATH
Painting by Miner X. Kellogg
ODRLL'S ORGAN FACTORY. No. lG3 Seventhsve.-GEo
W. MoRGAss ORGAN EsrERrAISxEST.
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tn. Union L.ngu. Of New.Ysrk.

At the regular monthly meeting OF the New
York County Council composed Of delegates from each
subordinate council in the city. held on Thursday
evening, February o. 1866 the number In attendance
being larger than on any previous OCCASION WI"
unanimously
Re,orsd Thst this Council has full confidence In the ma
joiy Of the Senate and House Of Representatives. bow In
Congress assembled and in the which have been
prepared by that regard to the restoration Of the
relations the General Government OF the States iney en-
gagged In rebellion against the Government oil the United stse
C. c. PINCKNEY. President
THOMAS @. BAKER, Secretary.
AT . meeting Of the Council No. OF the Union
League Of this city the following resolution was passed
unanimously;
Rsolsed That the members Of this Council No OF the
City Of do most heartily approve OF the scuon OF
the loyal members Of the Congress Of the country In thr
Of the Freedrnens Bureau bfeet most oevPJ we
veto Of that bill by the Prssdenthsnh the Senators
voted TO pass the bill the veto and decline jon
the Woods, Pryors Voorhees,, Vslsndigbsns heoen eno
poisonous Copperhsds rejoicing and approving 'nc
veto.
Esv YosK TniDuBD signed BY the ooers Of this Covnc
CHARLES g. SPENCER. Pfeddep@
ALEX MCLEOD vieePresidsut
@. N. MITCHELL, Secretary.
SAAC BERGMAN. Treasures.
WM. A. SHIELDS Moor
mo. ADAMS, HsseId
JOSEPH LUCKY eMspd
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The Dnnubian Principaiiiics.

The abdicaton of Prince COuza was an
nounced per the steamer Java. II forced affair."
a large body Of troops having invaded his palace and
forced him TO sign lis abdcatiOn. On the following
day the 23d in the Senate and Chamber Of Deputies
the Count de Flanders second of the late King Of
the Belgiars proclaimed Hospodar of ROumania
but the Count refused TO accept the procred position
There was disturbance Of public order at Buchar
est-vile at JaSsy and elsewhere general satisfaction
was expressed.
Prince Couza lad received permission to leave the
country.
Russian troops were sad 10 be assuming a waTlike
attitude all along the banks Of the Pruth and precau
tiOnary measures also reported from Turkey aud
Servia There were some apprelenSlOns that compli-
cations might arise out OF the expulsion OF Prince
COuzs. but the general impression that no diff
Guilty would be experienced. perfect understanding
the matter asserted TO exist between the great
European Powers. and an interchange of notes was
sad 10 have already taken place
Vienna dispatch says that France, Austria and
Russia have agreed upon the expedency of a Confer
proposed by the Porte for the settlement of the
Princpalites-the Conference TO be composed OF dele
gates from the Powers who signed the treaty OF Paris.
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Commercial Intelligence.

LONDON MONEY MAIKET.-Consols on the 9th
Were dull a, 81 d8ii Money active; rates unchanged
new Gillian loan Of 9s5O,OoO had been introduced.
LIVERPOOL, Feb pa mC oTToS.-Ihe market has been
bales inc rdng y O,o for speculation sn1 Price. have
improved and American Is generally ID n above the low
quotations Of Saturday TOT Midd luz phrd..
TRADE MANCHFsrERThere was fair business yestef.
day the iu OF lAst week end prices geseray tended
upwerd So.
BREADsTrFFs.-Messrs Richard-on Spence Co, Wake
field Nash Co report: flouI very quiet at iste Tsts
in oemand ct unchanged prices inter Red
and Southern at 10 dO cruth ndhn orn quiet but
steady New Mixed American % 3d2s a. 480 N.
PROvsIoSs-Messrs Bruce Co. and blsnd Co. report
hu.n. active and tending upward Beef hrm at A'i
weeks advance fOk .cerce and about deare on week
Bscon also scarce and held at advance OIL per cwt
Butter unchanged demand confined TO the finer qualities
in speculative demand and desre' Lard very fu
American, IS at per cwt TsAow rather dehef North
American. ~ G4q per cwt.
PRopuCK-Ashes quiet; small sales OF Pots at D. Sugar
steady. Coffee Quiet. Ire dull Cloverseed very dull
American Red, q az per cwt. Linseed Oh una-red
Rosn Quiet Spirits Of fupeniine unchanged. Petroleum
easier; good RehDcd sells at q per gallon
LONDON MARKRTsN heat generally hrm fof tne qualities
Flour dull but steady. Sugars trmer Coffee unchanged
Tea in iaif demand full rates Rice hm and bed for all
advance, Taow strong and d~afer; 7. y. C., ~ cas-.
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, March l.-COtton-Salcs of w ednes-
day and Thursday 80 bales including 900 to specuaiofs
and exporter The mrket ihe hghef ou' c4osoo 'efJ
dull .
Breadstufs ere quiet aud noninaly unchanged
Provisions generally hfm.
Tailov j. easier; and prices are TIME lower
Lard j. trmer American. y o. - -
Lospox March I-Con.ols. G7i de7i for money. L. 8.
Five.Iweutcs 7ia7. Egie shares 3sid3;, Illinois Cen
TIA shGfes. q 0l6l.
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BURR-On Saturday the 10th Instant at the St James Hotel
Edwin Burr. eco. Counsellor Law, aged o. years
The funeral services will take pace at the University pcs
Church. corner Of Tenth the Rev Dr. hehosrsl oonch
loclock D. IT, Relations md friends respectfully invited
to attend without further notice.
EROXER-On sunday, March H. Rachel Brower, wife %
Abraham Brewer in the 63,h year Of her age:
The funeral will take place from her late residence NO ~
West Fivfourthst Tuesday, the 18Th instant, al IL
o'clock TIE relatives ard friends Of the family are re-
specially invited 70 attend without further Invitation.
BFRNIE-Op Saturday March TO- Judith. wife OF d. Bernie,
in the Goth yser OF her age .
The friends the family respectfully invited 70 aene
the unerul frem her late residence No. l43 Norfok1, Oh
Tuesday, 18th instant, at y o'clock r. NJ
DECKER-A his residence. near MONTGOMERY, oiang
County Friday February l6 1866 oseph Decker 10 M
8st year respected and esteemed by all who knew nn
HUNrOON-On sabbsh morning. March II, Capt Henr1
Melville Huntoon, sgeo 80 years and one month
Relatives and friends Invited attend funeral Tuesday
O'Clock at the residence OF his sser'in law no
80 Morton-st., Wiliamsbursh.
HAyFORD-In this City. Saturday, March 10. ct the
rsdence Of Samuel p Wlhsps No. "a West Tw entsthst.
Miss Elizabeth Hanford formerly Of New canaan tConn,'
aged 81 years.
Funeral Services In Brooklyn Conn where her remains
will be taken this day Tor interment
LYNCH-On Sunday morning lh instant a, her residence,
No. 80 Penyst. Anne, relict Of Patrick Lynch aged u
The friends Of the fiy and those OF her James and
Patrick her enn-lsw. Denis Quinn respectfully in
vtsd 10 attend funeral from St Josepbs Church sixth
ave- corner Of West Washngtonplace on Tuesday, l3h
Carvary Cemetery.
PERSONAL Brooklyn NJ r;h H. Harriet T. Pierson Of
Avon. ~ Y
The funeral will take place the house Of her brother
IN law AC. ConNo. 2l9 Cintons, Brooklyn,on Tuesday,
March b. al o'clock N. Her remains WIZ be taken 20
Aven burial Relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectiuly invited attend without further notice
Rochester and Buffalo papers please copy.