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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
ADAxs-LowERRE. On Thursday. March IL nj the
residence Of tho BRIDES parents bv tho Rev Thomas
Hastings, GEoRG; W. ADAMS to JrIiA c. youngest
dansh,er Of Thomas Il LowcTe al Of this city.
son square Presbyterian church by Rev. Samuel Bur.
chard, ID. D., Mr. wIIsrR r., son Of Alexander Brown,
EarIn--oaKiry -on Thursday. March IA, by the Rev.
nifty, WILLIAM G. EARLE Of New York, TO HAEsAn A.,
daughter Of Daniel Oakley, Of East Chester
., G,sD.royE.psILins On "Wednesday, March IL BY
daughter Of p H. Phillips, Esq, q this city.
srKsSY Ansrsrrpcs rsssr y-e % Monday March at the
Church OF the Good Shepherd, by the Rev. Ralph Hoyt
late George Bassctt, Esq, ell Of this city.
THox-PowrtL-- Chester, Pa on Monday, March
Il, BY the Rey Joseph smith, smith, Mr psyD IaoS, Of
Died.
BsRRY.--At the residence OF John l. Earle, ESQ,
Bsssr, ' edes. So son i q W. D. and X q. Derry "---
Funeral services this friday morung, at eleven
Pi,tsburs and Chicago papers please copy
De hcrn AT Hudson City, ~ j.. on THURSDAY,
March IL Crsus BRowxrsc eldest son Of A. Huyer and
the relatives and friends OF tho family arc respect.
fully invited TO attend tho funeral on Saturday after.
Van Reipen avenue, Hudson City, n. j..
EoslKa.-1n Brooklyn on Thursday, March IA, FssD-
ErlCK AUGUSTUS EDkLtk. Ot rIueSo
The relatives and friends are invited 70 attend the
funeral from his late residence, 351 Atlantic street, on
Saturday afternoon, attwo o'clock
Philadelphia papers will please copy
TLAySELLy.--On Wednesday morning, March 13, VIII
LIAM ~ only remaining child Of wilism NJ and Cecilia
n Flannelly, eyed years months and days.
Dearest wie thou has left us,
And thy Ioss we deeply feel;
But tits God who has bereft US,
He can all our sorrows heal
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited 10 the funeral from the residence OF his
parents, No al West Fifty fourth street. this lFrday)
afternoon, at two O'Clock.
CoKMly.--fn Brooklyn on Wcdneed az March 10,
PrrEs GonMLy 10 the S7h year Of his age.
The relatives aud friends OF the family respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral from the residence OF
his mother, No 14s WIougbby street, Brooklyn, this
| friday afternoon. At two O'Clock.
IRfrAND.--At Railway, New Jersey, Tuesday oven
nc March L. NARY N, wife o. William Ireland for
| merry OF this city, aged % years.
KsxsEpy.--On X Wednesday morning, March 10, al tho
residence Of her sonn-aw, Daniel Major ESQ., Nor. -
| ania MARGARET NJ Y. KETsDy VIE OF Duncan kc'sne
dy, Esq, late Of Eew Orleans, In tho 9Th year a he
n1e. I'll
The relatives aud friends or the family OF Ger son
| Felix ". D. Kennedy, ESQ., and her son inlxw, paule
| Major ESQ., are respectfully invited 20 attend III
i funeral without further notice. sasurd>y morning
half ras. ten o'clock from the Churn OF ~ Tranci
| Xavier. West Sixteenth street. New York. where
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stearnship Victor, Gates New 0rleans-C n Mallory Co.
Sicafnshi. II Livingston, baker savannah-Llyngs ston
steam hin 6iaucus Godfrey Bos:on--w r Clvdc
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BARK yuna, tfro, Jointon, sssaa-Wsydel ( Co
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Brig Iusulansrrn DAM Jensen, Santa cruz-Fruch
Brig Icbt Mex spearing (Dr. CLARK, Matanzas-DavisOn
HI sn1ny South (rr,. Bailey stJohu, NB-c Duncan
schr Jane Wheaton (Br), Decent Falmouth, Ja-G Bal-
sclr $ Jameson, Jameson, Iierana-w Brown Co.
schr Seokys, wo small asisn1sssmpsop ,clHfp
senr o:odaader tErj, Mcbride. Ragged IsisndD Il De
sehr Ellen Nancy (Br, wood St John. Md Dcwolf
Scnr Liliv. Francis charicston--N l. Mccre.dy a Co.
sehr Wing. Endieol;, Norfolk -GOa,hwsite over
scsr Moass.y Weaver PhiIsssas'phszI ss Mckee
sehr Hresic iiodsdon, Boston n--rereason Wood
schr Ruth iIascy, Perry, Uncasvlesiranalan Jack.
soop Mary Gray. Tooler rncasvle-w c johnson
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schr Nathaniel Holmes, Arnoa, h1aoethpor ior frovi
''nS, ses, ru,,e Snow Filzabchpors for Providence
4 1esr Ucsauus sa,tety. Brookhayen, tor orders.
sehf Joha alker. Oyerton BTookhAven for Virginia.
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sShr Cen BANKS. ~ days from ssgna.
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Marine Disasters.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Major General 8. G. Burbridge, OF Kentucky r. NAL.
lory OF Oregon aud General Crofton, Of Kentucky,
are stopping ut the St Nicholas Hotel
Colonel J. Tiffany, OF New Jersey, and Captain W. S.
Cousins Of Ohio arc stopping al the metropolitan Hotel
Major General Daniel ckes is stopping the Bre.
WORT House.
DR.. Beddle OF Poughkeepsie, and Dr. A. Jackson,
OF Mddletown, Conn, are stopping at the Everett
House.
General John Frazer, Of Pennsylvania and Colonel
Hoser, of the United States Army stopping ut the
Fifth Avenue Hotel,
Generals Humphreys Wright and Dyer, OF the United
States Army ex-hayor George Ennis. OF Pouehkeepsie;
NJ s. Steson, Of Mobile, and Bldwel, OF California,
are stopping at the Asor House.
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M H0N0RABLy DscHAReED.
Aci'ns Volunteer Lieutenant Alfred wevon

HoA0RABLy DscHARGED.
Acins Volunteer Lieutenant Alfred Wevon.
t-ls pErkCHED.
Aching EnsigA Oscar w. Farrenholt, from the New
Hampshre and olcsred 10 the Ohio third assistant En-
sgineer r Budd frsm the Saranac and ordered home
dered 10 the New Hampshire
Ac'ing Ensign Abraham Z, Berry has been detached
Of absence
nate Edward f. Greene has been detached from duty
son the Ohio, and granted leave OF absence.
RESIGNED.
Mdshipmen l. s Dolsman, Kinrsiaad Wearc A. A.
crane, = Sweet J. b. Pratt J. S. Jarnaaen, Dick
Van Horn and J. W. Perkins Mate J. W. Pinnder.
Midsllipman J. 7. C. Hoffman, OF the Naval Academy
mas resigned.
.ak NAVAL MARTIAL.
marine general court martial convened at Philadel
spha the 7th inst, OF which Colonel rhos L. English
is President, for the trial Of Msjor Thomas T. Field
SCni,ed states Marine Corps.
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srr, of tho Military Department OF the Pacifc judges
his sei vices be spared.
Fist Lieu enant NJ l.. Brown, of the Engineer corps,
s ordered report 10 the Commanding General OF ihe
Department of Missouri for assignment 10 duty.
First Lieutenant J. i. Foster Seventh cavalry, Is
granted twenty days delay In Teporfing tho snerln
tendsnt OF the general recruiting service.
Captain G. T. Atwood Twenty seventh infantry is
ordered 10 join his regiment alter accompany recruits
tie division Of Missouri
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THURSDAY, March 1T L. NJ.
AsnEs.-Receipts none The market was very firm, with
moderate business at 81 s7H So so for pot. Pearl in
the absence of sales, was nominal in value.
BsxApsrurrs-Receipts 922 bbls flour, 1926 bags
meal do and ess do oats The -four market con-
tnued rule buoyant under increasing demand, and
prices again advanced. There demand from the
trade, ard considerable likewise done with the
provisional trade The hdvance more marked on the
heh grades than Others but the improvement
raj The sales comprised upwards of l2O bbs at prices
indicating an advance from loo to 2oc according to
revised quotations appended Southern flour was higher
and The sales were 451 bbls Rye -four con-
tnued I'm good demand and further sales made.
tracng 7o0 bbls. at 81 S. Corn meal inactive The
The New York herald., 1867-03-15

HONIFkIIkH, w HoVF
Governor Dillingham; has issued proclamation con.
vcnng the Legislature In extra session on The 9th
INST The object Is 10 afford rcief to the southwestern
portion Of the State where people have bcen cut OF from
railroad outlet south aud west by the action OF the Troy
end Boston, and Rensselaer, and Saratoga Railroad Oon
panies Thess companies both operate these Toads IN
this Sate which under the control OF The Vermont
Legislature The romedy proposed is charierng COM
pany 10 build road 70 connect with the Harlem Rail-
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SHIP PIN e NE w S.
faRT or NEW YOsx. MARCH Il, 1867

ALMANAC foR Nrw YosK-THIs
~rsgs.............. II 80
SCs SETs.............. 70 uiGH WATER 30
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest Newspaper and Best Literary
Journal in the Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD for the present week, ready,
cantaiEs two very interesting storics entitled
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6rm Other descripors ruled duh and nominal.
s or as % 5 ns e
ment ,ns,udins son.s late l.ss evening werero Li,er
i,soS bales do stsls TO Antwerp, 100 Ibls. retro.
ss ae sa % The ns eas e P FOR
ORDERS to the United Kingdom, os. ID II 10 the Con-
Gassr' clorn-A fair business was consumnla,ed. the
sS baies 4 Oe [ cash. ra bond on rc S Boston.
and M S IN puea Sead eae, % s'Ius pu ss na a. e m
Boston and zle here -, -, :,
Hors ruled aule but steady acc roc for crop
MolAssrs limited business transacted at previous
maseovaao p'sas, o. a. GSis sjs ! Ole
NAVAL s1osrsns market for srrs argcntins. ruled s
a. @ ike chiefly q. ne ;ife also 9, bbls arrive
is ssiasis generally ss%snalns u s. Other Mind.
rnusnea quiet The sales we're eg osls common on thc
sna AND 0 III d. NO. ST. cf tar We heard q no
oisIInseed sim continued dun at 81 49, Fish oils also
remained Gull and we have no saies TO report Prices.
T sS. Park 9; es a2 col beef ss
ss M n he scs market ssa. and !. a @ "A
Ssa SS =. Isw M s % ' for 81 mes. ss ~ FOR old
ss e Rsas ssa - ss
srcn ssf ssa nai % PR
The sses were go Sbs s si s2S for
sss. sa an ana ss.s ssw ss;
wss aSe aaS s 10 % 'Ss ms. @
bacon unchanged beng moderately active at steady
prces sales to boxes including short Ribbed NJ lie.
Ike; short clear at 1c l1c, and Cumberland cut nc
l0kc fair demand prevailed Tor cut meats and the
kct ruled firm. Sales sou packages az lee: 1910 for
hams and Dc loo for shouldcrs The lard market was
moderately active and prices steady Sales vs. bbl
At l2kc Al3kc. for and l3 l2zc for old Batter
ruled dull and scarcely as n, at NC 34c for state and
l2c Zoe for Western. Cheese was unchanged at lie
zc. for common dairy tochoce factory made
frrnoLnvs-Ihe demand for crude Vas moderately &C,
bSls % a1y, a la,xe delivered 70 barrels; SO DO
er.vy, at ilsc, barrels relurned 6 generally de-
mandea for sca gravity IN shipping order; bonded was
rather sought Tor but ssdc prices though
the market closed nrm at 2Isc for standard whs The
sales comprped p0u bbs hite IN lots. At 2c
26Sc,; snali lot primo white Xc., and 900 bbls stand
ard white for June 0OO do. do July, and 900 do. do.
for August buyers option, private terms OF frees sale
effected Of l5 bbs primo light 10 white 81 fc In
Phlaepha the sales were lW0 bbis prime light straw 20
white, fonhe balance Of the month, ~ c 300 DO. do,
for Arin st 25ac3 Snyer's cpucn: Loo bbs sandard
do. do, for December, on private terms
Rscs-No sales q moment were reported Prices, how.
ever remained steady at l01fc. a Ilc tor Carolrl
Fair TO good refining Cnba muscovado quoted at lo
l0tc The sales B75 hhd nuscovado 10 sfc
IKE 1n hhds Porto Rico psrt at12c and 400 boxes
1870. Refined was steady al previous prices.
sTKAniNE ruled quiet Sales n 100 Ibs at lic l7c also
1900 lbs grease Al SIC. q ekc. NsH
TALlov II far demand at unchanged prices Sales
tS sbls No sales Of moment were
repealed, and prices were nominal
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"JOE ROBERTsON's FOLLY
"THE WORK OF A NIGHT. -

PoErRY-ssoSsEr," BRoKES IDoLsr aud .sTas GiRl roe
ME-
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The wheat market continued buoyant and
under good inquiry from mers and SPECTATORS but the
extreme holders retarded transactions There
nothing for shipment and there prospect OF
thing this line for time, prices having for time
relatively higher here than abroad while the advance of
the past three days renders the OF revival
OF the trade anything but encouraging The sales
at an advance OF &C. per bushe and comprise s. GO
bushels So 40 s. 43 for No. Milwaukee 81 % $3 81
for white California. and 81 10 for inferior Chicago
spring. The corn market excited by the
cable quoting advance OF 3ss od, and
those who possession OF the news
the day toox Of It, and bought Western mixed
at 81 Is 81 I thus stealing march the market which
the beginning of Change stood 81 l7 81 lS Sales
advance of SC. 4c per bushel, but
the the demand abacd and the last sales
at 81 N Al Is for mixed Western in and atoat
The transactions 1900 bushels at 81 Is 81 10
mixed Western store; 81 i9 81 ~ FOR do ahoat and
81 II for white Western. Oats advanced lc. &c. per
bushel under lively demand, and closed firm at I'm
The sales reached nearly $4,000 bushels 6sc.
q for Western, and zoo 72c. for state, and 66c
6c for Ohio fairly active aud Grin with sales Of
81 Is inferior Canada West duty paid and
81 20 for Western Barley shade In favor Of seers
The inquiry brisk. Sales made of nearly 81 0O0
bushels Is for State, and ~ 10 81 for Canada West;
duty paid. the latter price Malt steady
aud active We sales OF upwards Of 1900 BUSH
ella at 81 1 for Canada pcas, IN bond.
Corros-Therc fair business consummatcd, though
the checked somewhat By the advanced price
demanded. bang fully Nc III. higher The sales
chiefly spectators and exporters and comprise fully 4i0
bales market closing strong at or quotations.:
ri. Elnr<tU ll.lst n - ~
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4 GENTLEMAN OF REFINED TASTES DESIRES T0
x "a ss% 70 "s masnoSy ~ S' Address hsrs
Office -
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Marine Disasters.
sHrr aro wasHSeroS Hsines which arrived al Valencia
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Commissioner BERGEN SAID that no was in favor Of the
adoption Of tho report but that he did not think that
the committee was justacd assuming that the cholera
would be In our midst the coming Tho dscasc
broke out In this country 1882 and did not recur until
two years aferward and did not folltw tnst because
tho cholera had ragged hers ~ the summer 1859 "
good MEDICAL man laughter) he would not base his
reputation on any such assumption.
pr SToss vefd that The committee were not certain
.lat cholera would come but IA was their duty TO say
that they had treason 10 belIevc the disease would
The New York herald., 1867-03-15

4 -BuRNHAM's FURNITURE EXPRESS ilc w., wLs,
"A Eleventh street near Notwithstanding nv
city or country. furniture packed shipped f"r'"'
stored. Money advanced on furniture.
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Official Journal Of the state of Louisiana
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MOTHER ! HOME HEAVEN

Mother! Home Heaven. the three
beacon lights Of life's ocean. Far out
over the dreary waste Of waters they
shine with cheering light to the storm
tossed mariner; and when sorrow 5
dark cloud hides the blue sky, and
the troubled waves rise higher, war
ring with the winds, he steers his
tiny bark to Memory's Isle and care
fully avoiding the broken hopes, that,
like rocks, lie hidden beneath the
treacherOuS waters, rests his tired
head in the golden rays of the star
like words-Mother! Home Heaven!
Rudely may the waves dash against
the rocky coast below him loud may
the winds roar and chant their sol,
emn psalm, and lightnings may flash
and thunders roll, vet he fingers,
calm, untrOubled, in Times old cas-
tie, turning over the records of the
past, and reading with serene eyes
the dim prophecies of the future.
Far back in these beautiful DAYS
of long ago. he sees the form of his
Mother, and feels the soft touch of
her lips as she pressed loving kisses
upon the baby brow, or in the quiet |
of his loved Home. hears her sweet |
voice as she touches him, with closed |
eyes and reverently folded hands, to |
repeat "Our Father who art in
Heaven" and then looks far into the
pages of the distant future, and fan,
cies the time already at hand when |
he shall anchor his bark on the shores |
of Eternity, and tread with joyous
step the golden streets of the Heav-
emily City, or linger by the crystal |
waters of the River of Life, with glad |
strains of welcome to him from the /
angel of hosts gathered around Gods
Throne.
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GRAND PARIS EXPOSITION,

With full power to purchase any and every article
You'd our most sanguine expectations, the exhibit
ors preerring to sell at any sacrifice rather than
be at the expense and trouble of removing their
goods we have therefore, concluded to distribute
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in August He signed the pledge
October 80, 1852, in Worcester, Mass.
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MI terms for a lecture we're So; now
he charges 5000. He has already
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some fortune.
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should have bottle of this Polish Send fer Circular,
and we viii give full particulars and directions Al
pleallons tor Territory and Agencies received by
BROWN PERKINS General Agents for the upis.1
States, 42O Broome street. n Y
As many persons in the country want single hottIe
anu as the article cannot be sent by mail where ClulA
are made up, and more dezen ordered with The
money we will forward by express sharFes paIdl foT
BROWN 4 PERKINS
Genl Agents for the United stafas
deity No eco nroon. sty-s1 ~