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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-22

Snns,I;s IN ali H. sow 80 M lkNE2M
-, waalr..s I,nnn,s.a. NN&|3SN$fN
-. SLin D,...sas ~, a.sy6 IENSA
s,sndinr) and
spcc...tnllv treated A83@&E1
norTOS GIRp0N
nlaaSn-. =, .nnonnoS' va
,ht.- 500 go fesaf5so 70
vhi.h ,ims h. has $1,000 III !Sa.t Tuns
,aI. ~ prrao. s,nsns - Ptmeipa, nSsPi'
I 80, "a p,L- Sa- ~ Va puotn,
ho.ni,.l. Al ondan A.. .nsaUus SereolaIea
a.. noc,or. Gny'. ui.s IS. y
RnY,s sm,,sssIg. s,TSI NJ :.
s. WaTy's Camb plscs pa" 'usases,
roab. Ifpivar.Jty $780, -
49, sans,na,v woset'
$3.50 Tan5s. S.Vss' nsN ss.eo'r
S.sH na Wui'ee1SpelroSd hoyai ree'
- SI STnp STn sS0'tAse, FoF'uSai sHt-
boStOA utooVN nas Aso visited DOCTORS
Acton OF LONDON farker OF birmingham, Ing.
isnu' anu t1eoEuo farls; VINO are considered
snv oess nysSians aha surgeons IN 'ne world
Sns'., 4" az ,ueas eomlsISeat 70 % tue
niSues. ~ sae ,Isa,msnS Oh SeSuAD Diseases
aas oetAneS non 1uen
'uen ncn m'ue o' "Va'~on' WHICH cannot oe
surpSSsrGI m
OoStoN NApooN ga spAsee neither nme
a.a 800! ~ :" .S"oGes' Anu nas
,cH4iHeu suue" 'uo a4Ic'uAti0h OF
human suue.tns.
Herrioie phse".esl
How many thousands Of pers ms, both male
"a ..m.L. .. ~. ~
\ IemAAr, u tueEe Muo arc suueriuS out a
Sieoie y rno Slests OF seeretin'
uuIselSes,o lem rHus absorbed INTO the sys'
tenn LOOK a. tesr paiAd' enaeisted and dis
Inquired iaeesand taeir orokendown constitutions,
disquaIifytng Them Tor the happiness OF marriage
or the enjoyment OF life. In ;his horrid situation
Thousands suffer until death closes the scene.
Let parents, guardians, friends, attend TO those
who are suffering with any ofthese horrible, life.
destroying mAladies-so that they are cared COR
and cured before IL be TOO late. Send them i'm.
mediaiely TO Doctor Gibbon. a physician who has
mzdp priyasediseases his especial study for years,
end who's certain 20 cure the most lnyetera;e
90. -,,hop, m.rcury or anv o,hsr Inipriop.
49,. 1, 4. Imnortant 10 tho.. Who are afaicted
O. ..---.,.J a, ~. waIfar. q,
- ~" s.aannI os, n.a,andsS
49, -, Ill IL rnhl,sb;H, hi sIiII
IN snr,rs ali Sisss.ss' in a frw dsys- Imposing
nnon ,hs nnhlic nv usinc the names of eminen;
.-aa.s 49, E,,nns ma othsr nlaeas Re
$3.50. .HrnT,i and max s,rIct inoniry, or
tAetoHtVN 49, -. go n,,ho.s .barta,sr.
S0u "AS 'An..I N..L...
seminar WeuNne -,
seminal Emissions tue eohsequeuN VI -
abuse. This sohtAry VICE, or uepIaveu sS.h
induLsenec y p.soTa = -, n,odpring
sexes 10 an almost uaIluiitse eS,eh'' ptouuIns
with unerrins certainty, 'ne vno" 80.
motola syIP.om,, Ia IL, S.IIor conni.nnnce.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-22

And in accordance with law, and an ordor OF
the Board Of Trustees, made on the 9th day Of
February, 1867, so mEny shares Of each parcclof
said stock as may be necessary, will be sold at
public auction by Maurice Dore 4 Co., No. 37
Montgomery street, San Francisco. California, on
hour OF 2P. NJ. Of said day, TO- pay said delin.
ouent assessment thereon. together with costs Of
advertising and expenses Of sale.
R. wEGENER, Sec'y.
oniss' AIS Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cal
San Francisco, March is, 1867. mr2l.td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-22
DEADLY WEAPON LAW.
An Act to Prohibit the Carrying Of Con
cealed Weapons.
The Peopk of the State of Nerdda, in Sen
ate and assembly, do enact as fohiotos:

SECTION l. Every person not being a peace
officer, or traveller, who shall wear or carry
any dirk, pistol, sword in a cane, slung-shot
or other dangerous or deadly weapon con-
cealed, shall upon conviction thereof, before
any Court Of competent jurisdiction, be
deemed guilty Of misdemean1r. and shall be
imprisoned in the County Jail for not less
than thirty, nor more than ninety days, or
fined in any sum not less tnan twenty nor
more than two thousand dollars.
SEC. 2. Such persons n no otneis; snaii
be deemed travellers within tne mssnins Of
this Act, as may be actually engaged In max
ing a journey at the time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-22

Geo Stead, Trustee, .ll6, l1S,
lie, 100, I2i, l23, 10, l26,
l27, l2s. l2s. $50, l32, l33,
lbs, 1886, l37, Is, l39, 40.
l4l. l42, l43. 1t5,l46 ....... 1881. II, 337 so
FIJI Alberding l47, las, l49, $50. uEr o
7 If l5l....lo0. ..l,200 90
sI II. C. MANNING, Sec,y.
Gold Hill, March IL, 1867, 1a1 mrll.td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-22
D,pcr Gold md silver Miotur Conn

pany. Location Of Works, Lyon county. state
Of Standardization are delinquent upon
assessment levied on the ed day OF January,
1867 the several amounts set opposite the names
OF the respective shareholders, rs follows:
Name. No. Cert. No. Shs. Amount
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-22
LOS T

..uianoLp WATCH AND cHAIN,a
A n. pioneer Foundry: The S
IN rsesir. a reward OF SIS BY a.
issyinr IL at this ofaee w = snRrRERcr
'es,i q "a CAPT. WE son,ne
Gold Hill, March r. lssl. faf ~"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-22
DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.

Confidence silver Mining Compa-
ny-LocationI of Works. Gold Hill Mining Dis
trict, Storey county, Nevada Notice.-There
are delinquent upon the following described stock,
on account Of assessment CNo. - levied on the
ninth day Of February, 1867, the several amounts
se, opposite the names Of the respective share.
holders. "A follows; z.a p "Nl"'N f'NH sH
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-22
Notice.

nURING MY ABSENCE FROM THE
- State, J. J. .FlAherty h my authorised
holding q Power Of Attorney from mo.
W. Fl. DENISE.
Gold Hill, NT.. Jan. ~, 1867. fsl:tf.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-22
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO THE (!
NEW REMEDIES! NEW REMEDIEs..
DIR, Gibbons Dispensary.

S1S KEARNY STREET,
UxV Cor. Commercial. san
Francisco established in 1854,
for the treatment OF sexual
aud seminal Diseascs. such as
Gonorrhea, elect, structure,
syphilis in all its forms, semi.
nal Weakness, lmpo,eney,
etc, skin Diseases (of years
stSnding) and Gleerated Legs
successfully treated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-22
SCHEDULE OF STAMP DUTIES.
STAMP DUTIES.

The following is a corrected copy orthe new sch.
dule OF stamp duties under the new revenue law
which took effect on August lst. lsG:
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

Cleared.
Steamship city Of Cork tBr). Bridgman. Liverpool and
s.sa%sSp Iesa Obj Edmondson, Liverpool via Queens
sscsmsh,p. Amenca tBrsm,. Meyer Southampton and
steamship Monesa Lebby. Charleston-Livnsston For
mondMG Hsinessn farncrc s o'' '''' anu "'A'
stcsmsh,p Albsrnsris bourne, Norfolk, City Font and
steamshlp wamsu,s. Fish, New Bsdford-Fcrguson
shp Emerald Isle tBr), Ewes, Lvcrpoolrapsco,t Bros
Ship Jane Leach tBr) shiiaSer LivepooTapscosl Bros
ship Northern Queen (Br), Scott. Londonderry
: SUP Adler tBrem). Forsmann Bremen-unkart a Co.
Bark Morning Star lBr, Waugh, 81 Jago dc Cuba-Way
@ "a Creole RsmpS
Brig Mary Ann (Br), Barsaby, Asrnwall-s Merchant
Brig N Williams (Br) Kennedy. cardenas-wayden 4
schr Carrie Wells Lawson. Turks Islsnds-G wesscls
scr ssebe Kew wessC Msns co
schr Isabel. Dennison, Indian River. Fa-witham 4
schr Dor Baker Eidridsc. savsnnah-Murray Ferris
sshr ondersissve, Carroll, Sewbern Ec-A Bsntly
schr occauus sasteriy, Bsitsmore--A Abbott
schr Empress, Kennedy: Salient Ropes Co.
ssSr Sr ip Marietta, ssrrsi, New Haven a < Rsckst
ss H.,sss ssws oo,wa ss%1 Jackson
Arrived.
Steamship Rsbses. cIyss ssydsT Sswbsrn. "a hours,
"'s Pa.S SYss mi hsea ~ Francisco Dec
n si 4. rssas nss % L I
y - e ssP 1saS g = sy sssa ss
Pssay 'ass"sf four
SHIP Antelope tBr Hale sha1ssss s s pes VIII teas &
Feb i and crossed The Equator 2ch lon 81 Had very
sSp louns rhsns (whaer,, IS days from 81 Helena for
sS,p ravoriis Bush, liverpool Feb with mdse, 70
McGaw Was days IN the channsl with heavy and sw
Ship Polar Star. Rich, Philadelphia days. in ballast to
Bsrk Powhstan Psssen Canton Dec with teas &c, and
two psssengers % y 4 q 0rlswod Passed Anjer Dec
n crs q @ Hsh Il y y 81 n asa
slsns; With IN. bsg Gisbs, ts,s steering gs EsE
s!ronE and nv winds Fss lat q TO- lon y 10 spoke
nsy; March q 90 lon "a IS, bark Mary Hardy (Br),
from London lon, for Or, ,hsermuds s,'nsi.,, ~
Brockmsn hArcht lat 5 Ion s. spoke shp Constance Of
Brig johanna tiosp, oeserman, Rio Grande 50 days,
win hides and ~ woSl o. . Punch, Msineke wendl Had
srls Emma Ds,u A.snson, Curacao Feb ss with mdss,
and molasses 70 + Hanod Co Has been u days north
sf na,isrss, r.sh strong ~ winds and snow.
ssss 70 days north o. Hsssss' With strong "a and M
sar;,,. ksrsSIs s.tsI T ma from Bermuda, days.
asys ssa WIN sua9o EidiSss Had Sssvy M Winds
Is ssSr Ss oss s1 Br csanIus Hs 10 days with ssh -
'" sehr e iane " hsrs Hickman, Philadelphia
fchr Typhoon VII ANA Philadelphia Tor Bath.
ssSr asnais WsssSrssi. Hsniiscas Porsiana dAsa
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

sssRss sps S..ss E 9sd & A fSHs @ s:si
saSs saSs so sD mailing orleans s Flour sTR wss,' ws
Tsd j. ss $ ns ss arm @ 81 Corn ~
sssspSana den yellow u ~ Oats steady New Eor'
shc whlskey, sales d d contraSsnd CO. at soc. a ST.
BALTIMORE. March 20 1857
RIO csryces & iss nnr e a pTavsd prices
Nsrthsasrn ss.ra s 50 a si2 % 5o Howard
feeling in Ss market; r;s
Rys At q o. 2 Clover 's seed s. FOR new Sew
SIDES IKE Hams ss' iss Lara aH is sa'Vi wSisEey in
bond, 90 a 3oc.; no sales.
Dbl on ~ grades: sales bb az sig. sla . g. No.
double Ss s's ssra Tn'fs Rye q
s e salss 3 ans
ossads at g 10 Corn dull saes soo bushels No IL ntsns @
rye and csrn ss1a
se z sss lUs ass % e % % na mnss
q sss per ton on Rsrcad fre,shtsFour TO Boston, sc to
a % sas asd r IN sSs sma q g
State line track 500 500 Snsss ns spn old
$s ;''' =
wines and seeds are dun and unchsnsed Grain in
200 sS;i sss' a. w d0 Rye 0o DO peas s0' do barley
CINCINNATI. March U, IS,I.-
sS:sa sns sa III @ for snsy
Wheat closed quiet and seadv No spring S2 n No at
5 Corn irregular and prices generally higher closing
49, but at the close could not be bought below 81 80
fall Cotton duh and nominal &C. for mddng npands
with hardly any demand citv could not have been sold at
s22 20 the close Bnk meats have declined L per
H. sales a5c000 lbs, At SO. lOc for shoulders and
or
plain hams i3c al9c; sugar cured hams, l5c 15lSc
and in good demand Lard firm; sales 700 terces Of city At
1870 Butter firm; FRESH 2ac. &c. Cheese IN fair de-
mand at 1870 17c for and lSc l?c for factory
and English dairy Coversead steady at SO rs 50 90 the
litter for prime Timothy seed dun at s. Flaxseed
steady Corec Arm and in fair demand at &c asc the
Inter for choice EXCHANGE and hrmer. Gold
1854 lsa buying and l341k selling
CurcAco. March 20, 1867.
Flour rm with light sales .. yssteTdsys prices wheat
Sc No quiet with light sales at 50 no. Corn has do
clined &C. 6c sales OF No. nj SIC, and No at 800
s Oats fairly y ac,,ye but declined c a and nd closed At
steady: sales OF No Mt 81 c3X 81 25S Barley firm No
IN store sold at 8! ~ High wines neglected and
made at SO IS. Lard has declined hc; sales Of
500 tierces at l2slc. Sweet picked hams firm and
hgher sales at l3ca lac. Bulk meats inactive hut
quiet and declined oc 15c sales ct 81 81 ~ for medium
to choice lots. Recepts-50a0 bbs 1our 6r0D centas
wheat g. 600 bushels 1900 bushels oats $500 ho-s
Shinmen.s-i,20o bbls -FOUR 1000 centas wheat, 200
bushels corn.
MILWAUKEE, March 20 1857.
Flour dun wheat Irregular and lower q 50 g per csnts q
No old, and 81 3ia 81 46 sheed Recepts-I 200
bbls -four 500 cents wheat 1000 OATS 1000 Ship
mens-4,2,o bbls. -four, 1000 wheat
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

Ts.1sass were 2Ss and am
snshsls corn =. SD ~ % 9lassow per steame5s o
DBL: rsiresS% a s. al 70 Isnaon-i NJ s', so
port Omitted knSao aeoo bSls psirocam and tfss
Bremen ship TO The Mediterranean tobacco. ON private
gUrr BAGS ruled dun and nominal quotations,
0uE.r CLoTH-We heard OF no transactions. Prices
ssr-Bsyosd the sses of Manila reported in our last
nothing was done, though the market ruled strong i2
Tors continued moderately active and steady Sales 70
bales new crop American - Sos. 4 soe
we're decided We hsarl oS es p''s .
Ricr was iirn with small sales Carolina a, Io,sc
pTas s q Ss Tas 3s ns At about
o The sss s haS wss a
% s & c for n Gs1s o, %a,sGvado , iiS & a for Cuba
oss Essasa "a. aa!i lasas -
with sssss as1 pS The sass @sss $50 So
b s s outside at Ss ss:s :s a's .ss
s ssss PISA sasa % q 8 aaa ss 20 e ss
10 IL. y 20 Tar w.s AZ Ian .nd y po%ss n
oihsr kinds were duh aud in tho absence Of i'm
sSs ss,s Ss. ssd ~ A. ss ss
2, AZ ie 20 so - Y gravity At ias delivered TO b6s 2oo
Sss iSS month .ssr. = opon as ON
a Ss sss.1s "a sssnw. ss'ss
BIZ ard sles of 3O bb standard white chiefly Al &c
2c, the Inter price FOR favore brand Included In the
above sales small lots standard white At 2Sxc ana O
- PsS lnssr Am wss s
27Nc ~ "
Paovlrox iss4 bbls pork s7a pkgs cut meats
and z2 bbs lard The pork market opened shade easier
With bes little doing bu. reacted closing rin
ssss S ;sss ssr 1ss ssr !%Sss;!s %s.. IS
for prime mess: also for future delivery n bbis ne
mess for March, April May ana june, nj S2S 75 s2i S
srlcrs and buyers option. Beef was IN demand al
nrner prices Sales 6 bbs. at 81 10 S21 new extra
and s2 20 s1S 50 for new plain 90 Beef hams were
IA air demand and Arm. sales 100 bbs Al Ss7 SAL on
bacon made Of 80 boxes, including ribbed
AZ ilc, short clear at 12c Cumberland cut l0sc and
long aud long cut hams on private terms, For cut
demand prevailed q former prices sales
sOo pkg i2sc l4<c for hams and yAc a. 1910.
saofers The lard market ruled moderately scse though
somewhat heavy; ssi,s 90 bba 12ko lszc, inolud.
IND retail ots M ls,tc Is@c Butter was dull and heavy
a1p 20 for state and 100. DC for wesern Cheese
vas unchanged ~ xc c fer common dairy 70 choics
sTrtasr was moderately active and srm; sales Doo(
bs y iac ia<c 70 iSSc also Doo d. grease iec
alike.
sssps Timothy ruled steady At - n -, with small
transactions Clover nrm though quiet at l3hc
~ Vssaua insssd ssles were made Of so0 bags Bombay
T,ow continued u fair demand; sales 10000 bA as lie
wmsxreReeeipss 100 bbIs The market remained dull
's""sn pfioss remained unchanged.
1cl[cpkpNr 0AoYrT oroo0re
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

In wheat there was no Particular change that tho
market was rather less scive Sales were made Of 20 900
bushels including No Milwaukee, nt 81 al amber State
S. and while California At IS 05 SIS To- Corn was do
cdey lower The unfavorablc OF the cable
Of the Liverpool Market received and distributed
early hour this morning had the effect OF reducing
70 SELL The transactions were about 5000 bushels at
81 l9 81 10 for mixed Western In store; 81 20
aoat and 81 10 for Jersey and Southern yellow Oats also
declined c &C. with sales Of 80 uO0 bushels at &c 06c.
for Western and 7Oc Tic for State and &C. &c
Ohio Rye Ia moderate demand at full prices We
sales Of 1000 bushels at 81 II for wesern 81 Il freely
offered for Canada West duty paid We heard Of
Barley inactive. Tho sales confined
bushels Canada West duty paid at 81 u 81 g. Malt
neglected and nominal
CorrkxThe market for Rio ruled moderately active and
firm We heard Of sales of 200 bags Lubbock private
quotations.
Corros Consequent upon the unfavorablo advces from
Liverpool the market ruled heavy and decline sc
lc per lb was submitted to, some holders offering mddlng
l.HQO halea at QuotatinnA NC
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

The New Orleans Price Current OF March o. pub
fishes the result Of Its information collected regarding
the past seasons sugar and molsses crop, eivng
turns from 32S plantations the aggregate product from
which is stated at 7s7 hogsheads There were SAT
plantations under partial cultivation, and the estimates
from the whole range from ao 900 to 900 hogsheads
The estimates for the moasses crop reach barrels
at sixy-nve gallons to the hogshead, on basis Of
10000 hogsheads computing forty gallons to the barrel
The plantations under cultivation before the
numbered at the crop Of lsel-o2 he largest
raised, was 459alo hogsheads; that Of lse5eo only
$1,000, the present nearly trebling it
The New York herald., 1867-03-21
HaIf.rnst Two O'clock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
WEDNESDAY, March 20-6P N.
Receipts, packages. The market was unchanged

ASHES Receipts packages The market was unchanged
in every respect.
2262 bbls four 100 do and $50
bags meal 2s0 bushels corn, 1lo6 oats, 200
do. malt The market for State Western nour ruled
hrmer, under active demand Prices however were
quotably higher Tho sales about bba at
the appended quotations Southern hour steady with
fairly active demand Sales made OF 500 bbs
1our higher under better demand. We sales OF
100 bbls a from S7 % to 50 & according 70 quality Corn
meal also In favor Of the seller About Bran
Ax,.x .ad ~ nia.- -. -'0-~ -" 80
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

ne oommeros q New York from July to date Of
80 Of the years mentioned compares as foIlows:-
1854 -66. 1Sd5-6o. 1S66-67.
Imports mdse e107 3l1 ia 42oe 5e4 $50 333
Exports produce III o7l 0os ISL e6o sb8 757
kxporss specie... 2b,e0L6So l7,2s2.43l 22,765,lsl
ma total value Of foreign goods imported into the port
- Boston for the week ending March Is s55s 67s
against $780, 122 for the corresponding week Of 1866
'Tsaal since January !, 37eox,6oL
ina following statement exhibits the business Of the
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

e....n ParrApxrrnrA, March 70, 1907.
ssocss dun Rennsyinpis suss nyes b: Morris 0saal
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

S HIP PIN q NE w s.

ALMANAC yoRx-rHfs
sUr RISKS. o. MOON %
SUN SETS. l3 NIGH WATER morn o.
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

Totals. ls....................4I,74o,4 74o, AIS $403, 770
The agent er the Roman advertises that the cou
ysAs Of interest due April win be paid that day at
various banking houses throughout the country
number Of New York shippers and mercantile ira
as between this port and the South have agreed that
sAsy win not future pay freight cotton other
nerehandise before delivery.
ne and expenditure Of Canada for the month
Of February were:- ~ \.
Receipts for Gus Miscellaneous -. slao,1ss
tems...........S $685., 1ss -
eacsc............ leo6z Total. ..........SI SI40os6
sln s stamp duty. 52s2 Expenditure 7os,7so
Crown lands. s..... 1851 Excess Of revenue s3o,sos
The following s statement OF the amount Of pro-
siscal notes in circulation March O. and the amount
Of rpeeie held against tem Montreal and Toronto
Notes IN circulation, payable ~ Montreal. eos 256
osssssn ~ io!onto ess,s4o
ey.ce nsid ~ Montreal. 5I1,o00
D.sen,arss hed ~ the Receiver ooucr under
sno frovincia Note act. aot................ 900. 900
inc western money centres are generally quiet and
20 nave no new features to chronicle Exchange still
weUwhsre In favor Of New York. and every
adcstcs steady fow Of currency from that region 20
M city for some time TO come Tho general rates for
aoney. however, ruIe somewhat high, averaging from
ne per cent per annum TO one and half per can't
NTH.
\ Boston money marxet is somewhat stringent, ,ba
Ban evidently curtaiiing for the purpose Of making
so~ xhIbi, Of their condition in iher forthcoming
suAsry return Tho bank rate for money is six 10
soye PER cent, and the outside market pne or two
e~ CIT higher The Boston Post states that there
savo zen no now developments in regard 70 the late
snsnoa explosion, which involved several banks, the
onieo sses sab-Tressury and number Of indviduala
usppeano b the general impression that new light on
hn suhjscvill bsrs forth IN . few dayA No arrests
rponsds yes and Of ths latest reasons given 10
n@ here United s,sses NarshAi here 70 attend to
Another bston paper reports thM the investigation
''o onted Sites District Attorney hes made such pro.
~ thai ~ Ca win soon " bropsht bsfws VIC Grand
The New York herald., 1867-03-21
MARRIAGES AND .DEATHS.

Married.

CoRNwALLH-TIsDALE.-On Wednesday March 30 by
the Rev Dr. Bellows at tho residence OF the brides
father, KrSAHAN CoRNwAIIIs Of London. England. 10
ANNIE LOUISE youngest daughter Of Samuel T. Tisdae,
Of this city.
DAvD-JosEPH. -On Tuesday, March 10. by the Rev.
J. J. LYONS SAMUEL DAVID to CrAupIvk daughter OF the
late l. L. Joseph, Of this city. No cards.
Montreal papers please cory.
IIrToN-H -HosAcK.-In the Island OF Guernsey on Mon
day, March T. JAMES LITroS of New York city, NARY
ELABErH, daughter OF tho late Hosack, OF Guernsey
SAwYER-PowERs- this city, on Wednesday after
noon March 90 by the Rev. Dr. O. Wing, Of Carlisle,
Pa., W. G. SAWYER, Of Carlisle, Pa, 10 JosEPHISE
POWERS the only daughter Of the late Nelson n Powers
Of this city. No cards
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

schr Brsmhali, Hamilton, Portland .su.a.,,A,.
sschr 4 Kelly Kel y. Portland Tor rniso0apaA 2
Scnr Hertz. Gray Rockland
sn scnr Gol Ellsworth, Robinson Goucesteh rc
sSchr VIM Tice, Tlce, Boston for Newbern, Mo-
schr Fair Wind Bowman New Bedford
ssehr Parker Sr. Kelly, PswtuckeI
schr Amelia Bebee, Providence for Philadelphia
schr schr Flight crowe Providence for PHILADELPHIA
SScnr Scnr Ontario BARBER Newport
Scnr d Gibson, Lincoln, mn London.
Nc. Leach Endieott New London TOR wilmington
sr schr Philanihropst. - Norwalk
schr schr Challenge Cha gickmore Norwich.
sh schr nana ss1 Fleming, williams. Norwich.
S Scnr Aeee <Hlicla Endlcott Norwich
s's~"o1 Thompson Moore. Baltimore.
Below.
bark Cora Cora" lol days from Peru.
The New York herald., 1867-03-21
MILWAUKEE, March %. 1857.

Flour dun Wheat irregular and lower at 50 81 GENITAL
for No. and 50 81 SO 50 for No q Oats steady 81 6e
for No J. and 81 626 for No. Corn steady at 81 s. for
No old and 81 35a 81 40 for sheled Receips 200
bbs -four $500 centals wheat 1000 OATS 1000 Ship
ments-4,2N bbls. -four. 2,0C0 wheat
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

MASQUERADE AND BALL COSTUMES-A LAR0H
M and entirely of gorgeous and historical
ported FOR the season Can be Obtained on
BILE terms at 26 Third between Fourteenth and F
eeuth streets Also Costumes made to order. PIRON1
Nine ABBiAiI late costumer OF Ristoris dramatic com
pany and GrauB Italian opera.
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

The EXPORTS exclusive OF Specie from New York to
fsFssn ports fcr the week ending March TO- and since
- commencement Of ne year. compare follows with
Nose for The corresponding periods In 1866 and 1906:
1886. 1860 1907.
~ The week. e8o72660 6091, 2S7 $ls35, ,50S
Previously reported lS.sAl 7AS 457oo43o 37,S7s,oo4
asss January COS $50, III Sal. sc2
Tie foreign imports At Now York compare UNDER
1896. 1865 1867,
DFy goods. ......... el,l4308r S3ls8309 81 27227s
0onerd merchandise 2662, 202 2,626,500 2,329 Az
rsai for me week &3 6,2s3 $500 s7s s4eo1, 700
Rfsytously reported. 22666,26S ol,670SU7 47,9s26o1
since January L.. .s2o $40 S4s so74soOsS SOL
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

Died.
BRANyEdAN.-On Wednesday, March 20, MARY BRANSB
GAN, daughter OF John and Rosanna Drannegan native
OF county Tyrone, Parish Of Pomeroy, Ireland in h
1th wear OF her are
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A RION SOCIETY.-THE ANIMAL GRAND MASQUE
"A rade and Fancy Dress of this society will held
in its usual splendor WEDNESDAY, MARCH u, the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
For tickets at $40 each admitting one gentleman and
lady, and ladies' tickets 50 each apply at the fol
lowing olces:-E Krolpieier AZ Pine src6 Em. Sauer,
IS Exchange places o. Hund IS Dey srcet John Stader
mann 292 Broadway, g. Hanf 697 Broadway; r. Spangen
berg, SS3 Broadway
And for to e. KrolpfeRer, ~ Pine street. and
Hanft Bros, 697 Broadway
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DANCING ACADEMIES.
he. GARM0's DANCING ACADEMY, 81 FIFTH Av.
frs Quadre Fashionable Just received from The
Socete Academique, Of PARIS.