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BENJAMIN FERGUSON. .SaInT TBantrebtisg
At KorkviQe, IN the said1.D District, on q rcf
.aaT.&aW JalzAopeBheY 1859 - ~.
INoHCK is hereby given that - Retat6 been
SOM 0fnbesterl CSndly ahnsaid 6aaiss .Suiy
deelsted 2 Ba9kFqps pndsE ,the, as. Is Gssatess,
Eef sd Bantp Aa s e asd sSsss s SSiRs Unissd s
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Court at his offictin Y0skvinSJ iS1uth 6afolina,
when and where the Creditorsl may gtspds and
shsE ss1ss p, shsE haze why the
J.P.M.ERPING,sU q. s.. Marabai as A9essengeE
soRaKmseS RK Is II is oFASEs0s S DsRsty MsssssRefr
III The pfsTRIET c6URT 0f THE US.
p2HshFfro For ths Ddfst.' az ;GaToi1iaa lt&
uaesIa.g AZ sitsisa sIseH n # RAsKRgREeY,s s,K
At Yorkbiue, fnMe salh bszrd, omltae rsa day of
,;-t,E ioGnd NSote1oeri 1sss,if 0 loi I'D
sa i u e sd Es ees ses 5ss Fl fsa ssR
|6f Union County, In said Dibtriet, duly declared
10 Bsnkf lite pndaf the,Ad Ok, ,Gongnss,l entitled
t ! f. a e Essss fs s'g & ss q 1srsi
End March, .ls61 forfsdiseharge Ind Gertifcate
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|seaabsS 1855 iat a7.oecldckp the
aesf9f d9 hs Of Rsssg sss s TIA cS
at bis Office in York9ine, South Carolina, when
and where ithsl OraditoW xhd hapes spi6vel f4eir
claimsand other garties in interest; nay attepd,
|ofSthe said Petition should dtiotR egfantsdir
~ M. EPRING, u. s, Mhrshsl q Nesssngssd
vdss6ss sy Il vi ottAsxEs9s tsE psRsf sfs4f AssfrsssR4fss
IN THE DSTRIcT C0URT 0f THE Tss.
:. For the District of 81 iCeFoIi4
sAMuETM. HANNA; !. II esAh9ks5FfgRsl1o9Kssaa es.AAh9s5f
At Yorku,le, in the said Dia.te, ,0a kas iss2 day
lia;,iifi,s Yaq et,Nopeas1rrs ase@Q @Q .gEd0
Isa II ssS ceSH sSss y sess ssG H
elared q BsniTspt, unaertHe AGtof SondraA en-
titled an Al 70 Esta9lisa Hnitpran Systsmo Of
Ban attaeps as9.szhbst gasted ssatesa agproy-
thereof, from all his debts and other claimsproya-
ble under the said Aet; and the 18th day of Decen
ber 1885, at 10 o. dock MI - assigned for the
hearing Of the same, before WM,L I CItAWSON,
one of the Registers in Bankruptcy of said
Court, at his office in Yorkville; South Carolina,
when and where the CreditorsI who have proved
their claims and other parties 10 interest," may at
tend, and shew cause II any they have, why the
prayer Of the said Petition should notba granted.
j. P. M. EPPING, u. s. Marshal as Messenger.
ns,I.I By !: 4; 10 c1Aws0s, Deputy Messenger;
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With tie erecommendation Of The civn anthori-
ties win be observed as day Of public thanks
giyinga Suitable services may be expected at the
fIssSyseI,sp ToGysmSsr s Sn'fen' 4 1t
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lT0WNa NaTAXES.

nERSONS who are in arrears for TOWN TAX
ES for the year ending in February, 1858, ar
hereby that unless the same is paid to th'
Secretary and Treasurer, on or before the 18th o
December next, steps will be taken to enforce tn
payment by law. - ,,,'. -. :. -.
By order Of the Town Council.
t.5'- r. LATHAM, Secretary and Treasurer.
Noyember 26 ri, ., "a. 4S, St
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wEEKIY BY John b. LONDON, COM
MISSION MERCHANT I'D. - =,
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NOTE LOST.

:, .u.tLi K ~ NOIE LOSEsS i"N
II ioST or mislaid, . Note Of hand payable to the
undersigned by John r. Hall, for about
TWENTY-SIX DOLLARS. All persons are
hereby cautioned against tradingfor the said Note
-l1@G. ..':.rs' -, >'s ss'.ae. WIN. SAHMS.
Novembae "a !..i1s ...,s 4S -: ST. '
The New York herald., 1868-04-04
ART ITEMS.

The Archaeological Club Of the district Of waes,
Belgium has resolved to erect at Rupplemonde O
statue to the celebrated geOgrapher Mercator, born
in that commune.
A proposal is anoat that the elaborate Prince Con-
sort memorial In Hyde Park should be protected by
gigantic glass shade. This amazing suggestion Of
It's fagillty revives the thought Of the enduring
record which her Majesty wished to place at the Gen.
tire OF the round pond In Kenslngton Gardens with
eight groups, illustrating the varied picture which
the world presents instead OF the somewhat over
worn 'four quarters Of the globe" Such plan
might have afforded better, treatment Of the ma
tiona memorial raised to the good Prince OF Great
Britain. 1t Is also said that the of the Prince
Consort Is again under consideration, and may yet
be executed in marble instead or bronze. The figure
should surely be wrought in the finest material for
sculpture aud that Is not bronze. Moreover the
nsod h'1d ssse to protect the statue and
adhered to, it should also he posed as to be
favorably from below. As example of the perfect
possibility OF this may instance the sedent statue
OF Lorenzo de Medici-callcd al Pensiero,-on the
tomb at Florence which has its full and best express
sion FROM the point OF view at which Ii is by
the spectator who is standing on the noor Of the
chapel.
WATER COLOR DRAWINGS AND PICTUREs.
An important collection Of water color drawings
and pictures was disposed of In London at the rooms
of Messrs Christie, Manson & Woods, in King street,
st. James, The subjoined were the principal ex.
a,nnes:-Los 1e, IS and 90, Brket Foster Pr'n.r"ss
Gatherers, Inc LOCK- ana Cnluren roauIng; thee
choice specimens-i6o guneas (wiHiams). &c. 90, ls2
and 49, E. Lundgren-The interior Of the chapel OF
nunnery, A Brunette, The Bal Masque, and Haidee;
very fine examples-225 guineas twethera). o. vicat
Cole-A Splendid View near Dorking chez rd'gurre-
1856 guineas oyd) % and o. Frederick Taylor, 1861
The WoOdcuter and q cabinet landscape, with
sheep-loo gnineas (ClarkeI 90, F: ". Topham,
1SG4-'A Girl at O Well" beautiful w0rk-l05
guineas (Masonl. Io1 and 49, j. Gilbert, 1sos-'The
Baron's Return to the Castle" and "The Pedler."
two very fine cabinet examples-120 guineas Carke)
loo, E. Duncan-"IIaymaking and squally Weather.
100 guineas (WetheralD. los, 8. I. w. TOpham-
"a Girl on the Balcony" and "A Girl at the Spring"
is6e-105 gIineas lwilson) ioo, Z. Duncan 1876
ple-ls5 guineas SHAW nd 1s, Frederick ray
ler-'A Newbaven Fisherwoman," and the COM
panior picture; two superb works.24o guineas
iss7-''rhe stragglers by the wayside," a fine
cabinet example-05 guineas lFitzpatrck,. l33, +.
Leighton, R. A.-"A Roman Lady," very fne--l0O
guineas iArnodl. 1885, T. Willems-"A Lady at her
Toilet" charming work-l35 guineas Lloyd. 133,
7. Faed, X. A-''Ihe Accepted Lover''-"Perfectly
satisfactory" work OF the very highest quality
engraved-5l8 guneas (voknsl 137 7. Faed, X. A.
The companion picture, 'The offer Of Marriage"-"I
take this Opportunity;' equally fne also engraved
450 guineas (Fitzpatrick).
The New York herald., 1868-04-04

HEAVY SENTENCE OF AN Ex-WARRANT OFFICER
OF THE UNITED STATES NAvY.-Yesterday morning
gentee looking man about thirty four years OF age
named Thomas s. Cassidy was tried In the court of
sessions, before Judge Troy on an indictment found
against him for grand larceny. The testimony
showed that on the cath Of October 1866 the accused
engaged board at the house OF Mrs. Ammo NJ
Leonard, No. 81 Sands street, and that he went up
stairs to his room shortly before the dinner
bell rang. He did not make his appear-
ance again, and two $500 bonds were found
to have disappeared from trunk belonging
to Mrs. Leonard. This circumstance related AZ
police headquarters, aud detective COrwin, who
worked up the case discovered that Cassidy had DIS
posed OF the bonds in question at brokers ofce in
Wall street for Sl097 subsequently the accused was
arrested In Philadelphia and taken to BROOKLYN.
where he was confined In the Raymond street jail for
several weeks; Ball was however, procured by the
liberty, he left his bondsmen In the lurch and cut his
luckcy. Last week he was arrested in New York on
Of II. NJ. Hooley, which sum he obtained at the
Brooklyn Central Bank. This latter Indictment is OF
course stfll pending against him.
The trial yesterday on the previous indictment did
not occupy the attention OF the court for morehan
one hour aod the jury found verdict for conviction
fenced TO Imprisonment in the State Prison for the
term OF nve years. He took his sentence quite
was gunner In the United states Navy for several
years, served ON the Cumberland, Mattabassett and
4tner t vessels OF our Navy during the war; and bore
ner. o.
ARREST FOR ALLEGED FALSE PRErRNcEs.
tive Denton arrested man Of very respectable ap-
pearance yesterday morning. named John Hlckcox,
on charge Of false pretences. The accused, as al.
legged, sold william 9. Shepherd of Albany, New
York. business in that city for the sum OF IS, 900,
representing the same to bs free Of al encumbrance
The complainant, however subsequently, found that
he had the worst Of the bargain and that e business
was mortgaged for the full amount. The accused In
the meantime LETT Albany and came to Brooklyn.
whittier he was traced and arrested. He was given
over to the custody Of an Albany officer and taken
back to answer the charges preferred against him.
REVENUE SEIzURE.-Seventeen barrels Of whskey
were seized upon dray carts in Brooklyn yesterday,
and the drivers who were taken before United
states Commissioner JONES' were held to answer for
alleged violation Of the Internal Revenue law.
FIRES DURING THE MONTH OF MARCH-There were
seventeen fires in this city during the month OF
March, involving loss Of $50 000 upon which there
was an Insurance Of $4,000. The fires for the cor
responding month last year were thirteen, and the
loss S6,S00.
The New York herald., 1868-04-04
TIE HORSE MARKET.

Every Indication al present la the horse market in
this city and elsewhere goes TO prove that the COM
ING season viii be the most brilliant we have had for
years The stock being trained in New York, West
chester county, Long Island and New Jersey Is both
numerous and OF the first quality; and from Ken
tucky the news arrives that one hundred horses
are training for the spring races. In Buffalo "rot.
ting falr' will he held In August--prsmiums s30 600
and In New York and vicinity active preparations
are being made; and where such activity exisls 1t
must and does affect the market, and there Is de-
mand and active inquiry for road horses, family
horses and family teais Ii Is remarkable too, that
persons who In previous seasons were satisfied with
steady soers aid three minutes five or ten seconds
now gGs '2s for sss he Season is md autc
hated tnai this Will be the gaye5t season on the
road and tfat the lane ,, wiz present an
Tiiesc were the anticipatons expressed by
the knowing ones who attended yesterdays
SALES By JOHNSTON AID VAN TAsBELL.
In Tb;rtcenth street. which were well attended and
where the prices obtained were unusually good The
chief stock In demand were roads'ers and family
teams fine black horse, warranted to trot In 1850,
brought ss75, and Black Hawk mare very stylish
hooking aud n good trotter, was sold for s345. A
cavabc OF trotting together In three minutes were
Knocked down for ii, 800. light bay mare, about
fifteen hands high, seven years Old, KIND and true
in All harness. 10 trot close to three minutes brought
500. very fine Drew mare fourteen and One-hall
hands ligh seven years Old, kind In oil harness, can
trot IN three minutes aud warranted sound was sold
for s275; and a gray horse, by q. NJ Patchen, and
Messenger mare, hfteen and half hands high,
nine years old Kind IN a oil harness and unds,
action, long tail and mane very fast walker, and
warranted sound, for $625. Alne sorrel mare, nf
teen hands bigh i've years old, Kind and true III all
harness. out Of q celebrated trotting mare by the
celebrated Canadian horse Red Bird, and IL In foa
by n celebrated horse can trot In three minutes
ana warranted sound, brought $2is.
Grey horse Pilot, raised by Col. Alexander Of Ken
tucky about fifteen and half hands high, ive years
old kind in all harness. could trot close to three min
ules sound, except slight cold In one eye, brought
| s3,0 dark brown horse, fifteen aud half hands
| hish, six years old, Kind and true In ell harness
| aid very fine and fast steppor, q first clas.
| family or road horse, and warranted perfectly
sound sold for s41o and $500 was sobtained FOL
| team OF mares, sorrel and dark brown the sorre
fifteen hands high, six years old good saddle mare
fast and true, and warranted sound; the dark brown
| fifteen hands high, coming eight years old. long
name and tall has made his mtle II f&e, can guaran
| tee three minutes.
There was very fair number q other horses dis
posed OF, and on the whole the sale showed the ap
| proach Of a lively time 1t was the ONLY one u va
| Kind held Ia the city yesterday
The New York herald., 1868-04-04

CoFrEE-kio was held triGc fIrncr, owing to the very
favorable from Rio, but heard Of transactions
Other kinds better demand at about former prices
cargo of about 20O bags Maacaibo disposed Of on
terms kept private.
CoPpK-The marke, for ingot quiet but prices
without change OF moment The saeS were w COO lbs at
22lc cash Baltimore, and &c. cash Detroit nclud
ing 10, 900 lbs OF the latter for export
CANDLEs-Adainantne wgTe steady at 2lc &c. for II
Sperm also steady at 4bc 4oc and patent al
65c. "A 56c.
Con- YARN.-salcs were made Of 100 bales private
terms.
DRUGS DYEs-These quiet, but prices were gem
ery unchanged The sales were leo tons sal soa at II ~
al 72 gold small lots cars;c soda at 7c currency cream
tartar at 2c 2sHc gold 100 casks blenehng powders
currency l2b tons soda ash Mt zc 2Ic, gold La
tons do bleaching powders 0o bi carb
soda on private terms.
DYEwoops.-we heard OF important saies ST. Do
mingo ogwool was quoted at S15a sle 90 currency: .
FLOUR GBAfS.-Rccep.s, SOS bbls. -four S6 do and
742 bags meal 40 hushelshea $3.50 d. corn 22S do
$50 do malt The market for State aud western -four
ruled heavy today though there was some inquiry for export
bids Of shippers generally too low however, that only
moderate business done Al t10 80 extra State would
sold freely holders demanded Caforns -Four
iay s5c Per bb lower. The sales about
the market closing rather irregular al
taons southern -four Ia fair about previous
prices the sales comprising 500 bbl Rye Eour was quiet
the sales being confined TO about no bb Corn meal was
The New York herald., 1868-04-04

quoting decline OF ID on he other side and with
no % Msrs IN G &C. S ns to na ns saG s
Of bvyers but there no drostion purchase on
No. % sn
delivered, closing unsettled ana n?m,ra at 70,
eO:ea o @ snS a a I'd ior new under good FOR
s1Ss 81 n iS sSn s be g inquiry na Sna sss
% = nsM S %eo i S ;ss Sr o sr'as o ia at slrs & Z,
aud IL 2 Cor yellow; Oats were quiet but hrm at eS
ssS were no s rye he ss ss u
canads West = SS OF barley malt hcardof fur.
was considerable business done In cotton
sail Of o,%cr articles vsasesa;s Su, rates
quite & s s%ss anS rates. S as wsf oS
fe,rosa vessels scueh. .f,cr Te
sr.sel. ases. ms'IS'i s % ss ~ ss
, s1c Sc cd,,on geoa a, & per mainly ny s; ~ ss ana
100 sres. beef At g. g. SS so bsls pork & a. a. 70
count @ ia scSo grain 70 Bremen per .issmsr, %
scu Ssass sHi;oc sSs CUB. and . back
sTss y Ssr ysse: s sU ss
from Dsrs am .Ss Ss ass seSS pas p %ssr sr
one & SO :: y pSrc ksS and
rrsss ans TO 60 %
snsn os %.. sS quiet Sui eady i for bags and
ops M we're in moderate demand for consumption SSc
soc for 1857 crop oc or 1866 do and oc 4So for Bs.
kinds aa but yns;SssnssSa. ;Ss a.s - ,sue We
spSs Manila Ss S,Sc SS %as snd 500 OK Sa s'
issTss-ibe demand moderately active and prices
were ady There sales OF 800 Buenos Ayrcs lbs
lc ICY hsaa, Il ~ lSs 'e'p ON prySe .srms
Busno, Axpe % os, were quoted st Shc 2c, gold;
a. % ayy,es, a 9lc; Moncvideo 20 "a lbs 2c.; Rio
Gpsnse. ST ID q ,os 8 ~. ~. as 6rinoco q lbs Cali
iss Cruz H. ls, 81. is.s. sEssp.'ii H., =.
s a dS lgsyasas sD D5i'ss ssrs S'rs ri ds e
sT s1Ss, s we sss ss Dam ED sS s
We heard Of saes. OF wrought scrap The se's "e'
tors, AT 1fl f0 Bar steady az gy %s 5O. .xao,
LisE-Counon quoted NJ II b0 and lump a. x I,se
LAIHs.-Ess,ern were IN moderate demand at - a. '''
months. :,
Ordinary foreign dull and nominal at s6 s7s
sc 80, gold.
LIZ fKRBusine.s in hemock restricted materially
by The scarcity of common hide material and liet and ot
and poor damaged Of all kndf Prices ruled steady aud
The New York herald., 1868-04-04

pOoR OLD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cullen, In recent
pastoral address upon Ireland, says 'tha her popu
latlon has been lessencd by millions; her tiade ~
sand houses have disarpeared,v lie continues
"Whilc the most abIect poverty bounds we nav nave
been Ubiiged to pay TO other countries aOou, 'iry
millions OF lnohey, In the Ave years en<ng ia 1896
for the neesssarle5 OF life, which iorNsfg Wsfe
abundantiy supplied by our fruitful soii."
The New York herald., 1868-04-04

inc foreign exchange market was very firm In
tone but quiet the demand for bills from importers
being checked by the monetary strngency. The
beat bankers sterling at sixty days can he bought at
looss, however AT the close bankers bills on Eng
land az SIXTY days, were quoted of l0eIs 1osM; ut
three daJN lie iioS commercial bills, 100 q ioess
The receipts iof customs, and the total receipts,
The New York herald., 1868-04-04
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.
Approaching Close of the seasoE-Gencrul
Feeling Of the HIarkct--SaIcs Yesterday.

Approaching Close of the sseasoE-Gencrui
Feeling Of the Narkct--SaIcs Yesterday.
The season of real estate operations, which has
heretofore continued active into the middle OF May,
April being generally regarded Is equally as busy
month March, has this year exhibited, somewhat
unaccountaby, unmistakable indications OF o much
earlier close. From present appearances the market
will probably not maintain its spirit for many weeks
longer and real estate auctioneers aud others
In considerable doubt how TO account for this carry
falling OF. The reason, however, Is not by any
means mysterious, and Is at once curious and sig
ni1cant. Never before has such attention been paid
to thesssaes by the leading daily journals THIS
year. an attention confined not barely to n mere
port OF each days operations as furnished by tho
several operators, according to their peculiar views
and to suit their own private ends, but which pro-
transactions reflex OF the Conditions affecting
them and . truthful analysis Of the manner
much OF the management which In previous years
has been so effective In bulljng certain lots and bear
e tRS expose e rom dine S 70 time oi ,he Sss oSan
by which this was sought to be accomplished. Thus
bogus sales, common means or attaining this end
being detected speedily grew into such dlsfayOr and
latteriy became well Known of such frequent
occurrence to be longer Of any practical effect.
The great advantage which unimproved property
has enjoyed improved property In a speculative
sense has, as has been before referred 10 here.
been another noticeable condition OF the market THIS
year. reerribe well to the same BrCOklyn
lots obtained a recognition never before accorded
thcn and lately, In view Of proposed and established
means or easy and rapid transit to the upper end Of
the island Westchester county has iooined prom-
nentiy into favor and become the subject OF much
inquiry as 10 suitable sites for suburban dwellings,
Plots OF more acres5 have here been sold ut
$500 10 $500 per city lot anu IN antic patton OF the
speedy establishment OF underground elevated
railroad to Harlem bridge such on the elevated re-
gion bordering the East river have been IN consid-
cradle demand. This Is Likely TO be great field Of
speculation next season. There but little doing
at the auction mart yesterday, one sale oniy occur
ring, as follows:-
BY J. Bicecker, Son Co.
Premises Nos S1s, zi6 2io stanton st. Pitt win
Hand 800
Rober houshton, each =. e..a II5o
lots adjoining Bouehton, each. LILO
John White each ssoo
fris6s, eaeh $500 9soo
5sth zoo OF sh 20x xlou, Bsbcock. 500
A oiu each9 90.Iv JssT 6,url
The New York herald., 1868-04-04


DEAR SIR-I am In receipt OF your letter and the
address, &c. You are right in supposng me In hearty
sympathy with the objects Of your League. The sub
feet Is by far the most important that can occupy inc
thoughts OF statesman, and indeed all Others and
shalIoe glad 10 cooperate In every way possible.
AT present, in these exciting times, l have go much
hand that II Is Impossible for me to devote mucn
tune 70 any one subject; but you have my best wishes
Tor your success, and whenever can Ind an oppor'
tuDity 70 lend helping hand II Shall be done Win
VIII With great respect, IL. T. WADE.
The New York herald., 1868-04-04

made out. He has a defect In eye, and in every
particular answers the description OF the man who
rode the iron gray horse In RussellvDand guarded
the door, frng up and down the streets while the
others were robbng the bank. He Ia about twenty
eight years old and nearly six feet high.
The officers OF the bank have been sent for and are
expected to arrive to-day, 10 identify him. Sheppard
denies the charge. He is from Missouri and has only
lived In Nelson county about nine months. A reward
OF 200 for the gang or $500 for each of thcm Ia
offered.
The New York herald., 1868-04-04
Hulf.past Two O'Clock p. M
COnIAIERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, April 80 +. N.
CoTroN.-Consequent upon the favorable from
Liverpool the market ruled decidedly rner and prices ad
vanced fully ic per lb. There unusually active de-
the sales large, footing up 2oIs0 bales In
cludng $3.50 for speculation, $3.50 for export $40 for spin
ming In trsnsiu. Annexed the closing quota
tons:-
The New York herald., 1868-04-04
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY APRIL A. 1sea-TR1P1E SHEET


payments and balances at the subTreasury In this
city for the expired portion Of the week have been
follows
The New York herald., 1868-04-04
SENATOR WADE ON PROTECTION.
IouS WILLIAMS. Est

Mr.. Wade has addressed the following letter TO the
Secretary of the American Industrial League:-
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27 1soe
The New York herald., 1868-04-04

MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


ABEEL-HALI.--In Trenton, N. j., on Thursday,
April at the First Presbyterian church. by the Rev.
Dr. Hail assisted by the Rev. DR.. Abeel, Mr.. GUS
TAvUs NELSON ABEEI, OF Newark, to Miss MARGAREr
A. HALL, daughter OF John Hall, d. d., OF Trenton.
BEII-BoIcE-On Thursday evening, April 2 at
the residence OF the BRIDES mother Plainfeld NJ T.
by the Rev. j. X Bliss, JOHN j. BELL OF this city to
FRANK E., daughter OF the late Cornelius Bolce Esq
No cards.
HARcoURT-LYALI.-On Thursday April 2, at the
residence or the brides brother, by the Rev. w. r.
Abbott OF Ash Grove church, Albany JOHN R. n n.
COURT, OF Albany, to MARY c. LYALL, OF this city.
HUrCHIsoN-CIrpE-In this city, on Thursday,
April 2, at the residence OF Rev. John Hail. d. D.,
to JANE, eldest daughter OF VIM. Clyde, both OF
county Londonderry, Ireland. !.
SHARPE-MCEwAN.-At No. 372 Pacific street.
Brooklyn, son Thursday, April g. by the Rev. Charles
Robinson, HENRY GRANVILLE SHARPE to CATHE-
RINE ANN MCEwAN. !,
WATERs-KEENEY.-At Christ church, Hartford
Conn, on Thursday, April Q, by the Rev. R. Meach,
CHARLES 2. WATERS OF this city, to BELLE F., young,
place. No cards.
The New York herald., 1868-04-04

The importations Of dry goods at this port for the
week ending April compare with the previous eek
asf follows.-