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REPORTED THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Cy Of Boston Br, Roskel Liverpool March ls
ana Queenstown 18th, with mdse and pseengsr To- John
Dale March ~, Ia. ~ ~, passed steamship cy 81 New
steamship Caiedonia Br) Macdonald, Glasgow March N
via Move 2h, with mde and S Henderson
Bros Experienced strong westerly gales March - lat ~ 49,
Ion So -, steamship City OF London, bound Il.
Steamship John Gibson, winters Washington, DC, with
mdse. 10 Phillips h Brown.
Stsalnship U,ily, Fargo, Georgetown. nc, days. L.
bound 10 Provncetown, Mass PIT into has for Eagbor
Has anchored At Quarantine.
Steamship pirigo, johnson, porsua, with ma.e, TO-
Ames.
steamship Neptune, Baker, Boston, with mdse 10 WIN
Snip Twilight tof MyscD, Rowland san Francisco Nov a.
With fndse Sutton Co Carried the passage jib
ocom foretopmas heed. fore and main topgasuirpas
man,opgant and royal YARDS sprung fore,opsa yurd sp
heart Alexander Toomb coored COOK, native OF London
Feb lat 81 "a s. Ion 80 ~ ", bark Sophie Helene dam,
days from Valparaiso for Liverpool Feb 10 lat ~ ), Ion
W, bark shamrock los days Francisco for
"a days from Caao or Cork FEB - lat Il a. s. Ion 81 90 w
snp John Bryant, 30 days from Cardiff for Caso
uue Bremen bark, bounds; March 2 lat A7N, lon ~ 10
steamship kssissipp, under steam and canvass from
weather coming north OF lat 30 TOOK po, from BOAT
F,rs Nye 10 miles sB OF Sandy Hook.
ship Constellation Sears, Liverpool Feb ., With mdse 10
Charles Csfow. IL anchored at the southwest spit
Ship Ben vorich (of Aloa jenkins, Psdang Dec wih
mdse, TO Hae Robbins Encountered severe revolving
gale 10 the Indian Ocean been weeks Of bermuda with
strong NE and SW gales 18th inst lat 25 a. loug So a.
spoke ship White swallow, OF Boston, from Manila, TOR New
YORK. 70 days out reported having os almost an entire SUIT
of new rails In the indian Ocean. see Beow.1
Bsrs Mon,eyuma, hammond, Ponce, PR 20 days, with
sugar A., ~ TTSF Dwight 90. :.
f"a Iflhdscsse Alexandra Dan, Ner1on, ~ tr0s, ~
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NEWS ITEMS.

car loaded with horses on the Vermont Central
Railroad took fire on Saturday night near Montpe-
lier and ten horses were burned to DEATH During
the excitement portion of the stock leaped into
stream and were drowned. The stock was the
property Of George l.. Hall, OF Scituate
Abraham II. Mills, the canal boat captain, who
murdered Patrick Malone In Buffalo, August l3 1857
was brought TO that city from Grand Rapids, Mlch
gan, and lodged In jail yesterday Mills claims that
'he stabbed Malone In sedefence and ncd from fear
OF popular vengeance.
The city OF Bangor Me-, voted yesterday by large
majority to loan Its credit for ST. 000 600 to the Euro
pean and North American Railway; also SIS, 600 per
mile to the Bangor and Pscataquis road. This Sc
cures the building OF both roads,
Asa G. Briggs, OF North Dover, Me-, committed sui
eide yesterday morning at the police station where
he had been taken from the Walker House on ac-
count Of temporary insanity.
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The demand wheat export to-day,
Ts;:aiss !. s. s
s1 s9 ss sS''f IN nsss s'sis M 90 s's'fs Is
No. NO store ~ ss for s,. do c.SsHv Ssv-
y.s= %s:s;. s.s i "a Iass T:::l. g:
Se oas Were s s @ ss sss we're w a. @
Hsf Barley
sas sa ps.ssas Il h BARLEY a' was bushels
obtained some cases For vessels suitable for the
grain trade there was an improved demand The engage
and IS bushels ss o e s and 800 bales COTTON
35s 2oO erce beef S. 3d. 100 boxes bacon
A>s 70 Bremen per steamer sco bales cotton @
and $50 bbs ic.in at B. The charters weIs:An Italian
ship tons Cork ORDERS grain es Cd and
british bark 1850 quarters grain, same voyage at the
GussY BAGS we're without change Of moment We quote
Grssy cLoyY was dun, su, anshsnssa cha a. 2oHe ALE
Tss g ~ st Ts, Ifs s. assy % Vs. ':f shipping and
f., sSas se s o 81. sgsod so s s s at ss @
HEMP.fhere were no sales reported Of any description.
MoIAssFs. The demand light. bu: fun prices were
asked Sales 20 shd Cuba eor a. Die
firm, bu, the business was again hight sale Of Is
RS wT maHs a ae
P5cs. Sale. Ssrs made q es, a strained No =, q r.
~ l2 e09 DO, pale, AT 10, and small lot No. S3 s29
We quote common good strained SO 2s &3 s7s No
Extra e. % Il s. wi%ins.on lar was was steady At At y IS
a S3 30.
Other kinds were dull, but unchanged
PaovsIoss-Recepts ~ bbis. pork. bl5 do. beef 3o5
packages and l5 do. and $50 kegs lard. There
sight advance in prices was sabhed new mess closing at
a 80 Ss @ ss d 81 al rs 20 rss sss sS I'D a
10 % ss for prime and ssa 80 q saa FOR prime
option. Dressed hogs dun at l2ac. l2c. for city,
40 "a for extra do sales OF 100 bbls erce beef
the $50 within the t rS7 for prime
and % $40 for India do Beet hams were without
noteworthy change Sales made Of so bbls at S6 $40
the demand light, but prices
at lie lac for dry and picked shoulders l3c BE for
smokei Loo l5c. FOR picked hams, lie lsc for smoked
and .e 4 iec for bageed Bacon was held with fimness
much souch, after Sales 600 boxes l6c for abort
clear and i29c. for Cumberland cut Lard continued In
10 about 900 bbis al l5c. le6c for No. kettle
l2c. sales $50 bbH at i2c. l2c. For bonded The
s con,in red light and the market closed lower Bike
which i,30 bbs were sold about 600 bbls. brought 2oc
Free duh but held trire hrmer quote ndard
white cac iUc. In Philadelphia the market dull
b0 bbs standard white 2ssc, and 900 for The
hall Of April at 25sc.
RcrICaroina Vas without particular change Sales Is
ueroes At lgHc We quote fair 20 prime 0s.c Ike vi
kangoon we heard Of no further saes.
SrEns.~Cacuta hnsced was dun, bit held NJ previous
prices. Clover steady Ut l8c. i3Ac. Timothy was
quoted y sO " 20, and rough nas at ~ s5 ~ 20
NJ "a" 'e ie.S ueana , was no very se've nu.
Cuba The were s5s hhds a, lONc i2sc for Cuba
and iie lSc for Porto Rico also 23l boxes part
Reared was moderately active al l6c Ec for powdered
crushed aas granuaien sc Ice for soft white, and l49c.
T.ow active demand comprising 100 900
IBIS. VI .gNc. .ot prime.
wnisKfY-RerelTis 30 bits There we're no saes, aua
prtces were entirely nOmlnsl
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CoRBETT.-On Monday, March 3O THOMAS CogBErr,
aged As years, native OF Clonmcl, county Tpperary
Ireland.
The friends and acquaintances are respectfully IN.
vited to attend the funeral on Wednesday morning,
at ten O'Clock, from his late residence, Bssville
near Calvary Cemetery, l.. l.
GRAHAM.-On Monday, March 80. EDWARD La
THRoP son OF John g. and Elizabeth A. Graham,
aged years and months.
Notice OF the funeral in to-morrow's papers.
SrooTHoFF.-0n Monday, March So CHARLES p
STooTHoFF, aged years, 10 months and % DAYS.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon at
two O'Clock, from No. Isl Fulton avenue, Brooklyn.
For other Deaths see Eighth Ploe.l
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CoFFEE.-For Rio there was some demand, but the Arm.
OF holders restricted business Sales $50 bags
mac at 2hc, gold, in bond 500 do Aquia, private
OF other kinds the sales 800 bags Laguayra
7ac gold l bags Ceylon ex Lord Nelson and at Boston
b,lOU packets Java, Rainbow, private terms
FLOUR GRAIN-Receipts, 6S26 bbs -four, 2400 bags
do 42 bbls. and 5s8 bags meal 40 bushels wheat
ley The -four marke. was hrm under good demand for the
seller, some sales being effected at slight improvement
though make change in quotations except for low
grades California -four hrm under good demand The
sales were about bbs Southern nor was In moderate
demand at full prices. The saies comprised 1000 bbs
Rye -four fm, with sales Of $50 bbis ~ IS 80 75
Corn meal moderately active with boo bbs s6
for Jersey 80 as for white Western and IS 30 for Brandy
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SHIPPING NEW
Almanac for New York--.This Day.
PORT OF VIEW YORK, MARCH 30, 1865.
CLEARED.

CLEARED
hardt a Co.
BARK sarimner tSorw vixen Roiterdam-Fuueh aeincke
A Wendt.
Bark Helsspont, Bridgeo, Cadiz-T Gibbons
Bark Stampede tBrl, Jeweit Hayana--J Y Ward \ Co.
Brig Helen Rich, sirou Arroyo, PR-Warrcn Ray
Brig Marlposa, Leighton Cabafien--Smpson Cl1pp.
Brig Louisa tBr), Cove, Hamilton gBermnGaJ--Dancan
McCnl
schr Mary steele, Higgins, Point petre--B wcr5crg
schr ID Williams, Rutan, Bltimcre-6 Sirauaaan.
Schr Abby Thax,er Lane Eliksbe,hrori II W L.d co.
schr Albert Treat Sawyer PhlateYaa- STOW Richard
schr Ncanor Hannah, New Bedford
Schr EVELYN, Burger, Stamford.
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The respiratory organs are strengthened BY lie ase
those be infected ty ph;egm ulcers drink HoFfs
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For ccnsrmpves there 10 better healing aeen than shis
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Such anic.ions from colds Coughs, Hoarseness Bor
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upon which HoFF's MALT EXTRACT works out blessings
10 the sufferers.
Mr. Bogm DAWSON hour previous 10 his first appear
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drank Of the same warmed, and his hoaTseness vanished
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Madame Pareps the great vocal artist rarely appears
before audience without having s cleared her voice by
q moderate draught of the Extract.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, March oO-6 T. N.
CoTToNConsequent upon the very favorable cable ad-
vices from Liverpool the market for this staple active
and &c. lc ID. higher, but of the liberal
offerings closed with part of the Improvement lost The
demand almost entirely from specuaors and exporters
The sales again large, footing up 1904 bales including
1856 for speculalon loo for export 3l7 for spinning
2,7s2 in iransu. Annexed are the closing quotations.
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t~TROLOcY.

A sTROLOGY.-DR AND MRS RRoUrHTUS ARE THE
~ oes 500 Canal street, Grcenwlch. Fee ri 10 th
A STRoLOGER ApRlcE, Rrer IN TifE WORLD
n Success N love age situations aud all businesa
l7s Grand street, near Cenlr9 Marke.
Al IADAME ROSA. GREAT NAT RAJ CLAiRvoNA ANT,
vi reveals your whole isr the cradle ibe grave
Ia IapR. street, near .tnds0n Rec Fl.
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

There was sIt a very slight attendance at the
auction mar. yesterday and property went on very
slowly TIE fo.!won2 are the particulars OF the
days saes:-
2lo.s, e 4 5th av. 504 II OF Io9th Il, each 2S2x
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BILLIARDS.

W n aRryFiTH, lss FULTON STREET, OFFERS FOR
W. sale splendid stock u aud second hand Fables
n, reduced pce- III ~ he iiaefennakers Patent Hum
n,s Cushiohs Tor sale . - per SCI.
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BY JOSEPH M'GriRE.
one gore, fronting on Fiity-sccond street, Seventh
avenue and Broadway; size on Fifty-second street,
D63 feet 'front.' 1l5.6% feet rear; on seventh avenue
100 feet, and on Broadway 77l0is feet; owen 0Con-
nor, f64,l l50
OnIcinl Transfers Of Real Estate.
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BRAyDRETHs PILLS cure.
TESTIMONIALS.
Sine SING, March a. 1863
NV DEAR DocToR-Mv OF remarkable cure BY your
ys is known To almost sing Sing been
Tor nine years martyr 10 nnammaory rheumatism, and for
three confined house bed unable
thing tried everything about DOCTOR but there
was no help At last my wife forced me to take dose OF
your Pulls. Az soon their operation felt much
easier continued taking them large Doses sometimes ae
high as fifteen OF twenty pills. and with every dose felt bet
the OF Main and Eastern cured solely
by pulls after having taken vain pounds OF colchicun
and all the remedies advertised for the cure OF
rheumatism -. -~.
srSe srxa, March 49, 1859
NV nrAr my daughter Alice, thirteen years DID, nae
been completely that horrible disease scroina,
which Tor rendered life torment After All meocine
and physicians had been tried and aiied commenceu
giving your pills She took them almost every DAY iof
ihree months constantly improving she has now ensirey
recovered and s living evidence o. she yrnes q Brsn'
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Hon. b. BaaNpRYru.
The !. the time Bandrcs Pills should be used They
,epovs those consequence of inactivity ot
The winter months,
see b. Branirsth in white letters in government, stamp
Principal ofncr, Brandreh House New York.
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depha Biow, Grace. Eisabehpor. Leocscs, POOLE New
York. < q
WILMINGTON, Nc March s7-Arrivsa, scbrs B Cowper.
thwaite, Newberfy, NYork Freeman, Howes, Boston.
CleArsd-SteameI Rebecca Clyde, Chichester, NYork.
Van Dusen Higbee, NYork.
cisared-schf Florence Lockwood, ST John, MYork.
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A. sARsAPARILLIAN, =
A
curing shs cases q sypnod ana
and Discharges from the System
The RENovATING kEsoLvENT when prepared under
ss a wS
married, and have children This good evidence Of
blood paraer superior sarsaparllas-
q s
blood and urine in ten minutes after 1t is taken.
10 ordinary Pimges. goeaes, Worms s or Insects in The
Ss healthy
Sores ssrheam, syphod Secondary Primary Ills
Ssord vepeaa pa sary Paris and
this o1 n sns nso pr krS s
B :s t. III. nal
wSo formerly Si dsspy
s ss 0' Dr.
cure Buchu Juniper ca6se. Turpen.ne Copaisa, 1c
for al diseases Of the ,5DIr sadaer or Uterine
the Kidneys Dr. Radway for several years given spe
Hns The and True he os
thorough and explicit Of any published.
THE sARsAPARILLlAN REsoLvENT is the bes. reme
chs il puriaes he blood and oosens the phssm that
s na &
a,ed body with new strength !, secures good Appetite and
In Consumption will do good.
Read FALSE AND TRUE. Send one letter stamp to
e3SA 4ss as fs~ msr eHo
worth thousands will be given you. Price of RESOLvENT
sARsAPARlILIAN, 81 per bottle or elO per dozen.
OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE KENTUCKY
$ q 81 s3fTs 4 Il II s. ,s SAHSE q
sss1Sex! q y x :. g ssHes q So
!" 81 % n sUsaA1, ss y Ebp4 81 - Co. q aansser. a
onlcia Drawings Paducsh Lottery Of Ken,ucky:-E
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10 :" S. o. w6ob,, y, cSL46s 81 "a e5, % 81 s.nns. 1s
For circulars, &c in the above Lottsries address 90
4 BsoLuTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
desertion Is sufficient No publicity
Counsellor a,Law asi Brosdw.av
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN NEW
"A States where desertion &c. are
ained advice free f. HoWEs attorney &c rs Nassau a.
CIRCULARS AND INFORMATION FURNIsHEpIN
"A. all legalized lotteries. j. CLCTE, Broker,
l76 broadway and l5s Fulton.
A HOUSEHOLD WORD.
Now the time TO purchase Refrigeraors, China Glaze
Ware Cutlery and Kitchen usensis and the place 70 get
them best and eheapes, Is at E. D. BASSFORD'S
stores, Cooper institute New York.
PUIsTs WARRANTED GARDEN SEEDS ARE "POPU-
~ lar because reliable" Plant them once and you will
Almanac for lsSs Gardeners Price Seeds.
mailed free We deliver all orders In New York freight paid
Address Robert Bust, Jr, Seed Grower, Philadelphia
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Extra Refined Kerosene.
Is not PAN NATURES Voice
What Is good and what Is bal
Time socn tells.
And this i true especially OF medicines II good they I'VE,
bad they die When have rain shall apply smo,her
remedies which remove IL caases
BRANDRETH's PILLS
remove Ain by the stomach anS Bowels o. this there
e doubt.
To cork Up pam ty GcaGeuns the nerves ot the part
possibly be putting pain interest, the
a,ing ' the system, until, alas
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PARALYSIS OR SUDDEN

DEATH CLOSES THE SCENE
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proofs And ht,y thousand follow showing how
BRAyDRETH's PILLS cure.
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e following were the ofcial transfers and EASES
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A. sARsAPARILLIAN,
~. Assoca.ed with other powerful vegetable ingredsnts
curing Of Chronic Scrouaus Syphod and
Urinary Diseases, al well as Skin Diseases
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The business transactions at The SubIreasury ID
tbs city to-day were rs follows:
Total receipts. 81 $1,000 Joial paymis $2,seisGl
Jor custonis.... 5s3,00o Balance I0i, G,i25
~ gold notes.. 3oi,Om
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ARRIVALS.
orrop7pn pv rur urp.,n srr,u -

schr Nicanor Hannah, New Bedford.
Schr EVELYN, Burger, Stamford.
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E,IsH AND PROVISIONS.
wholesale buyers
viii Hnd our stock urequaied
ir quality. variety and cheappess.
GEORGE c. PARKER BRO,
251 Washington street. Of Murray.
MackereL shoulders. Candles,
Codnsh Beef Saleratus,
Pollock, Tongues, Cream fartaR
Shnd, Lard, Mustard,
WEua6sh, Better, Beans Peas,
Biuensh, Cheese Dried Fruit,
Salmon, Vinegar, Backing,
Herring, Salt, Stove Polish,
Halibut, SNUFF, Starch,
Pork Soap, Paper,
Hams, Twnc
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Kerosene Burners.

GUN BURNERS,
- Comet Burners,
Solar Burners,
With full supply of Lamp Chimneys for
same, being the best burners for kerosene
and star oil now in use. Just received and
for sale by j. d T. r. AGNEW.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-04-09
To the Dental Profession.
HAVE PATENTED.

i hAtL anu
Gs1 now desire to introduce, an
QffT important improvement in
1IP the construction of ARTIFI-
C1AL DENTURES, whereby the strength,
reliability and facility OF repair, pertain
ing to swaged plate work, is communicated
to moulded metallic or yulcanizable base.
Strong Plate Teeth as firmly attached to
the base as if soldered to swaged
plate, are. by this process, substituted for
those specially designed for moulded base.
BY their use the operator is left free to ex-
ment, and finds himself no longer confined
to the sanneness of the present style Of
blocks, or single teeth weakened by cary
ing for moulded work.
No new appliances are required in this
process. It is easily acquired by any one
familiar with either moulded or swaged
work. 1t gives to the operator confidence
in the reliability of his cases, exempting
him from the disappointment and per-
plexity often attendant on his most faith
fnl efforts. 1t renders partial cases as reli-
able as full sets, and, consequently, will
tend to ameliorate the present deplorable
practice of extracting every tooth, sound
or uneound, which stands in the way of the
latter. '''"
The method has been thoroughly tested,
and is now submitted to the profession
with the assurance that it will be found to
fulfill all that is claimed for it. It's results
are highly artistic, very beautiful, and af-
ford the utmost satisfaction to operator
and patient.
OFFICE LICENSES will be the system
adopted, in relation to which-and other
matters III connection--circulars will be
furnished, on application to the subscrib-
er. WM. REYNOLDS, NJ. D.,
Jan 43mo Columbia, S. G.