The New York Herald Newspaper, November 16, 1856, Page 8

HERALD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1866. i f if ti fl F i if f E A zg tg Se i i i 5s Fi i i 2 ? ij ig? é \ € i £ F F i i i uuntul sueh as | been worked for uearty @ century, the preporuoa a8 one to fifieen. While the change was in operation, pearly all our gold coin was exported; end to put a stop ‘to this, the proportion of gol: to silver moucy was raised—at first insoflicieatty, but afterwards wo much. ‘This happened in wie reigo of James [A writer of that day (Munn) observea:— ‘Tos wt ristog of gold tea in the bundred dii bring in great store thereof, we are accustomed to have ried away all or the mo-t part of cur etiver ‘produced great inconvenience. amt remedies were apxiously sougut after. Vain attempts were made W retain the coin of cach metal nth country. by probi- Diting and punishing ity exportavon; but these proved ‘unavailing, 28 ie tated tm ove of the rovai proce mations, “potwikytanding some remarkable oxamp.e3 of jasiice fm the High Cour: f une Stsr Chamber.’’ Such violent Proceedings Would be ceotrary to the milder spirit of modern timee; but ic i# only the mode O repressioa, not the error which led to it, which can be aad to be gent cbanged, if it be true that the remecy coutem- im France for the preservation aad maintenance of ‘8 sttver currency is to cou st ta prouibitions of axports- tion, abd otber such cxperients, iastead of the stmpie and efficacious measures whist the \ess0a8 of experience ‘end principles of «conumic ecienoe comeur im indicating 4 alone appropriate Theetrical and Musical Matters Nisto’s Ganpen—Tne superb fairy spectacle of “Blanche” is to be played for the one hundreth and acon Poem time w-morrow evening. Tais has, doubt, proved the most popular and, pro- , the most profitable panto nime in whi'h the have ever performed. {t will be preceded by pony perm ene re narkable feats on the tight rope, and pleasing ballet ot “Katey,” in ich M'lle appears. Bowrry Trearne—The new drams entitled “Broadway and the Bowery’ proved sufliviently successful lust week to convince the energetic manager that it would be to his special interest to announce it for repetition to-morrow evening, on which occasion Mr Brougham proposes to ioilow it with bis own peculiar notions respectiag the read- ing, wording and 1 charactenstics of Shak- spere’s great tragedy of “Macbeth.” Bueton’s TaRatar —Miss Ag: es Robertson and make their tirst appear: t tom 7 uing. ' ritten and produced onder the imr we « of that gentleman, entitled “Genevieve, or tue Reign of Terror.” In addition to the above artists the cast embraces the names of Nesers. Burton, Daveaport, Fisber and Morton Dayenpoct and other favorites. fue enterta:: ts close with “An Obiect of Interest.” Wautack’s TuraTee —Mr. Walluck is to inangu- rate the Gifch week of his very prosporous engage- ment tomorrow night,on which occasion he will bie admirers with the unsurpassed delinea- of his great original character, ‘* Don Cwsar de Bazan” No matter what may be the nature of the attractions offered elsewhere, this anaouecement will be certain to fill a & little house,“ Simpson & Co," and “ Deaf asa " will also be per- tormed. Lawns Kazye's Taratug, it will be seen by the advertisements, is to open on Taesday evening. Her multitude of friends wil. be greatly pleased to learn that the fair msnagress has not only retained the services of nearly all tae highly popular accisss b; whom she was surrounded last season, but has ed lurgely to their namber, thereby enabling her to fear'es+ly encounter all rivais im every cepartment of the drama. “ As You Like It” is the opening piece Since the establisement of the decimal m io 1765. ep to the lot January, 1866, the gold aad sil- ver rooney comed ta Pramce amoauted to the nomi- na) value Of 7,424,058,437", of which the gold coins represented 2564,420,060f, and the silver 4560, 2 it The gold comage has thos been com- $07 A0ef. in coins of L00f.; 7,740,250f m Sf. 204,452 s60F. 88,076,720t. in 10¢., and 22,499,708. in The silver coinage comprised 4337,775570 5€. n) 844. 2t. pieces; 66,540,554 Lf. pieces: 2 Gc. pieces, and 2,517,709 200. pieces. | 19 to 1555 inclasive, the f money coin- | ed in France amounted to 64,000,000f.; bat the umount now supposed to be in circalation is little more than 14,000,000f., in consequence of the old copper coins having been withdrawn {rom circala- ton. ¥ The approaching arrival of the Empress of Rus wia at Nice has given rise to @ it number of spec- nistions, based on the ex, that it will astract number of wealthy foreigners. Amongst other things, the boxes of the theatre have been put up to auction, and they have produced 59,000fr.; if had been let at the ordinary rate they would only have produced from 12,000fr. vo 15 a A letter from St. Petersburg, of the 2ist of Octo- ber, cays :— Da his stay at Moscow the envoy of the & on bei Ce dr tg es age + longed occupation Austrian troops o! principalities was A. A to the views and wishes of the Turkish government, is said to have replied | that, us far as he had been informed, his rnment d that toe evacuation would place ae H the affairs of Moldavia and Wallachia should be eetied. Cums Sraecr Taearee—BStill another new drama, founded on a third of Cobb's very entertaining novelettes, is to Le brought out to-morrow ees it is denominated the “ Storm Secret,” and, } ing ‘o the outtine of incidents furnished in the bill, is well calculated to vrove exceedingly exciti Cousin Joe,” Acapeuy ov Mcsic-— L’Etoile da Nord” is an- pounced for the jast time tomorrow night. The cast, with the favorite LaGrange at the bead, is the same as when crizinally produced here nade the di. rec don of the great maestro, Maretzek, who con- Uinues to wield the baton with ae much precision and unerring nieety as ever. Moascu—General Tom Thamb hving concluded to defer his departue tor Europe till he has eaten s oe dinner with the Knickerbock- y called “ Hop-o-my Thumb,” culiar ‘to have been got up with considera- to c effects, ke. The General also exhitdts hime ia the afternoons, and 's follow. ed by dramatic entertainment. Broapway Varrerins— Two very popular pieces, ) which the children carly cetabliened themeives - upmistakeabie favorives with the public. “Black ed Soman” and the “Wandering Minstrel,” are to Lé revived tomorrow evening. Che vivid, life-like nuenper in which Misses Louise and Mary render the parte ef the hero and heroine in the first piece sel «om leaves many dey eyes in the house, while } e, 0s Jem Bags, puts everybody in good ‘umor, (ro. Curuery asp Woon's Mivernere again an- nounce the regular old fashioned extravaganza en- titled “The Mammy” for tomorrow aight. Ceorge, of comree, enacts the hero, and doce it in a style tot woukd bave done no diccredit to the original ‘coger in his moat palmy days. The customary va- ety of songs, dances, &., precede the farce. Ucoeney'’@ BerewaDrns ses — nn attractive programme of melodie: r row evening, included in which « i ioe conga, burlesqnes and instrumen ‘ ‘© loving affair ix the very whimeical ic ie ton meted “ Ihamal, of the Dread Swamp, or the > terions Alligator Slayer,” which seems to nightly ae fn favor. e Tearsep Mockeye, &c—Signor Dooetti has od with his renowned monkeys, dogs, &o., and to amuse the New Yorkers, little aod ¢ the wonderful performances of hia f o2 Thonkewiving week. He i In broad way, to- Sueshee the cla “tepear tues pe | Surregate’s Conct. PROBATE OF BENKY Fasua's WILL. Before A. W. Bradtor 1. Nov. 18.—Oross-examination of George Wilkos, U. D., continued—Mr. Parish might have been unahie te write from the effect of the paralytic shook om the brain; this condition might be caused by « clot of bicod or softening of the brain, whish gives origin to the nerves, effecting the organ of the nerves, which give rise to these faculties, or moucas, or eomsations, just as upon the optic the acoustic both of the ; as to the juscies, and as to the voluntary told any onyeot, any onyeat, as bold. - Revista nen of yess emphasis, as cao succes wished wo tmpresa more fally he aa- with the left band is remarkebiy ult; | bave Knows tas ances # here right arm ia battle or by ampa- t be induced to learm to use thetr lett; also bas «© most marsed in- fluence lity or wiliimgness to learn to use theyselt arm; | bave kaowa a vory marked instance of ic stroke afflicting the ability or inciipation of the sul to write; it was in the case of @ medical friend of mine, Ur. Grayson, whe died of os saigele, Cn neeeh of cole Of the brain; amoug the corlist symptoms of bis disease was his inebility wo write the Iatter part of bis pane; he would write in a firm, die pet band—' Gray—ava thea bis pea would fait num in writit g son: this was oviiges to give up ary years the bauk Previous to Cashier; the old charter of expired on the fires of Jabuary, (664; Mr Parish bad 20 in tt at that time; to become bare. ban inder the new ch srtor or or qvent Gate, ip an equal number of shares; | had «a iater view with Mr. Parish, in relation to bis stooe ta the oid bank, on the 224 of August, 1853, tn bis carriage before the bark; Mrs. Parish cams into the bace end tolt me that Mr. Parish haa received printed circulers couty ‘wg bim cf the proposed orgentzation of a mew bankiag institution to take the place aud carry oa the business of the old bank, and that Mr. Parish wwhed to take bis pro Portion of the s:o0k to which he was entitled, end that be was ready to execute the papers | or whatevor was necessary; I toid her I would have the transfer book taken cut of his carriage, as he would be required to sur- rencer to me, as cashier, bis old gtook, warn he would de alowed to sigp dhe cerudcate and artic e8 of assucta- A form of transfer and took it out; my impresrion i¢, Urs. Parish weut out with me; I found Bir. Parish ettung im the carrisge; { got in the carriage nod read to him the form of traaster tor the surrender of his 2,068 shares of Pnevix Bank stock, and asked bim if bs fully underateod it; be voddet bis head in assent, and anew , * Yea,” asked bim if % or make mark; he replied “yea,” 1 bim 8 peo made his mars without by Sprenger ber distinctty which bend; he was ettting in front of me, on the front seat of the carriage; he made ois mark in tac proper place wibout its ; Linen esked him whetber he wis! articles: of aseoctation of the new institation about A he shook bis head tm dissent, aad said “ber,'’ looking at bis wife; [then seked bim whetver bo wwhed me to Jet Mrs, Parish sign the articles in her own game for the pumber of the shares in the new bauk to which he was entitied, aod whether be wished the bank to isene to her direct the new stock; he replied ‘-yos,”’ 1 told him it sbould be as he wished, aod Mre Parivh would return to the bank witn books; Parish returned, of course, and signed the certificate and articles (An account of the witaess’ interview with Me. Pi written upon the trapater at the ime offered dence by Mr Evarws.) Leaw Mr. Parish on tre @th of August, 1853; | 1oure | had made an irregularity in the transfer of the stock; I addressed & note Mr. Parish, agking him to cone down w the bank to correct it; he cnme in bis carriage. when I expisined to bim that in order to carry out his wishes as expreased to m firet interview, to give Mrs. Parieh the stoox in bank to wh! stock to ber, as she was not @ bank, ana that the only wey for him ‘wiso was for bim vo transter to bar bank, then the stock a @ matter of ageociation would be issued to ber in her 0; transfer was mace at thet in! out the transfor myself, areigaing Serap M Parsh, baving first read the rieb and asked bim tf bo fally . e 3. Q. From your cbservation of Mr. Parish and intercourse witn bim, as you bave testified, what is your opinion was Ube covdition of bis mind? (itr. ©" onor chjec'ed—queetion allowed.) A. That he was fully capable of transacting business, 90 far a8 tay observation exten ted. Witness crores cxamined—I asked Mr. Parish Ove dis ti each of which be sarwered me ; ausuinctiy utteret, t not 80 distinctly as I would speak it bere; twas ult-red with ao immediate repetition, “yer, yee,” deliberately, and was generally accompanied by an ailrmattve mod of the hoed; the word “ber” was uttered once certainly, bat not se cis | tinetly as “ye8,"? Dut sufficiently so for an ordisary 0>- serverg ving fair atteation readily to cisunguteh; during | my moterview with Mr. Parikh im the carriage ‘il that Mra. Parish said was to mention my name to the rest of the timo she was perfectly mate, ook no part in he procees.ogs. Nov, 14.—J. N. Johmson, witness for propancat, be duly sworn, tertified—I reside at 88 Kast Forty-foa streot; +m sixty yeare of age; have wre physt cian ia New York about {6 years; for 22 years | bave been one of the phyricians in the New York Hospital; 1 | am @ fellow of tae College of a I did not know Mr. Parish to bis | 1849: T first vicited bim on the 20tb of July, ia bis bed on my drat vieit; afer the frat Gineare were passed he ap reared to understand my quer lt and answer them intelligently; tho a@irmauve ington Square; am 26 ; &In a Bote teller in Pheonix Bank, and have that inativation sinor Febramry 1500 fwar there om Of August, 1883, whes Mr. Varial callod to et bh" from the oic bask into ‘hr arieh's ¢ [ti * O08, spe my s 3 e yg mied by saying yer ding wit bie bead in kere pep. ind » (bovt apy ageinte: be book, whieh act! witnessed, bim if “He wisbed the new stock be uwede owt fn bis pame or thatof Mra, Park h,'? to when he replio’ Uy -ay- ing “lier,” Dodding at the ~ame time with hie bea! cic | ways to Mre. Parish, #10 was seated by his ide Mr. Br: 3° af > owed bim “If be wiehe! the new stock Mire Parish,” © which heagaia 3 “You."” ‘The door of his carnage open; | stood lireetly om the curb, the carriage being | drawn op clore to the okie of M, my divtance from Mr. | Paris wae three or four 1 saw Mr, Parted again on the S6th of Angust, 1853; | accompanied Mr. Bryson to | the cerriage to wines 8 trurier stock, as there had been some irregularity in tho tranefer | on the former occavion. Mr. Bryson sented in the carriage, and arked Mr. Parish if ho wished to twaneter his stock to bis wife; bo ameented by saying “yor,” apd nodding hie head; be then, wthont an arhistance, made his mark \ pou the transfer book, wh: l witneaned; my atioution was directed to Mr. Parish’s | movements ‘expression of countenance; he m™& (bo from Mr. Bryson, aud withou! pny aesietanc) | mark the book without ar: (recting his T beard Mr. two words, “ yer” and © her.’ “ ber’ | oF three times; he spoke her’ apparenti7y with die | culty, the sownd was as if it 6 from the stomach, | rie ad if ft were written “ herr :"' thero was a kind of at | pipation alter the word seomet to be Omiahed, he did no | Otter the word ‘‘yes'' an distinciy an can witer it; there wae rather ® borkth gowns given to it, as if be iat the word tp with ap © &” and an ‘ @” together. Nev. 16.—Thomas Tileston, witoess for propocent, be | og temtiied—I reside at No, 2 East Fourteonth | street; am 64 yours of age, and provident of the Phenix | Munk, and Bave been sines 1565 | Pariah #ince 1890; | boarded eoquatmtanse continued with bim uti! Me death, alter ho recowered from the Orst effects of the attack, he came to the bank one day; T addressed bim ee veual and hand | ed bim the balanee sheet of tho bank tand, and his countonan se indicated 4 pl | pression or emotion At see me, hws countenance charged from time to lime as was ploaset of dis pleased, he bad # mode of repellimg aaything that war dieplensing; I saw bim four or tive times afterwards im that year, aud my and red t him of feneral sabjecte, Vonks, os, be appeared to be interest je cone esration WV Parish m erred $260,000 of #tock tamvied by the government of tae (aed Nate, Lader tae aew obarier Of the Daus We iduring | we known Mrjfoary | i fy & z i E F e i I i a 8 1 5 = g E s. 7 eae i sit grt i £ i E : E : 3 f a £ bad DOLded i meaping oid pot understand; I inquired of Mrs. Parish what he meant by tbis ofort; pe continued duriag this conversaion I bad wita her to exhiolt gome un- Casipess, and seemed @ little excited ; discover- ed some temper; Parish stated that sho was entire y at a ives to khaow what he meant; that ‘in no ta- stance for several months previous hat che beer ata les to onderstana what his wisbes were, from his mavifost- tog them by eigne; Mr. Delaticld made a similar remark; then they got a slate, and Mrs. Parish wrote several things op {i and Bands: to of would shake bis h ad and say vo; Mr. Parish looked at the slate every time it was presented to him and shook bis head; | de- cwedly vnougbt be meant that dia not meot his wishes or Was not woat he wanted to express; i 6910 left the bouse, but called again in two or three da} aa I wax reaied Mr Delafield sad that they bad discover. ea what Mr. Parish wished to convey, stating shat Desi tes the security proposed for the loan of the stocks, Mr. Perish required the individual security of the members of the board; on turoing to Mr. Parwh Le immeciatoly made a pod with bie bead and a sort of oxclamavon. ‘Then, to be orrtaim what it was he wanted, we wrote on the slate, ‘ You requir the intividual security of members of the board.” he, attor looking at it, algaitied bts approval. I ssid immediately I would not comply with the terms. Leupposed that he perfectly unders:ood this rewark; be looked more gloomy and morose I did Bot come t) apy egreement with him whatever, bul left bim considcricg the whole matter at an end. The next time I saw tim I told bim 1 bad mado other arrange- meats. I bad no doubt taat be undersiood me; there wae @ rort of movement of bis countenance ex; tment. Naval Intelligence. The United States Naval Lyceum will despatch a letter beg for the tquadrn ip the East Indies on or about the 90th inst. All letters and papers left at their rooms in the Navy Yard will be forwarded. The equadroa on tat station consists of the United States steamer San Ja- Subjoined is the list of officers who have beer ordered to joi the sloop of war St. Mary's now at Panams. The escent officers of that vessel will return to the United Bastes. A new crew also joins that vessel, to take the place of the oid one: | Commander, ©. G. Davie; lieutenanta—R H. Wyman, J. 8. Maury, J T. Walker, D. P. MoUorkle, T. T. Houston; ."H Ward; surgeon—J. W. Taylor; assistant eurgeon—Stewart Kerneiy; parser—W. 4. 5 passed midsbipmes—J. G. Michell, C. F. Thomas; mid- tbipmer—J C Moroly, Le Roy itch; bostewaia—P. J. Miller; carpenter—E. 4. Cassidy. gunner—l. K. Eilis; talimeker—H. W. Frenkiand. Removal of the Crystal Palace. The Committee on Lands and Places of the Board of Aldermen met in Mr. Valentine's office, City Hall, at 3 P.M., on Thursday—Alderman J. H. Valentine in the chair. The subject before them was the re- lease of the grounds for the Crystal Palace. Peter Y. Catler appeared on behalf of those who desire the Palace to be removed; and John H. White, Re- ceiver of the Crystal Palace, on behalf of those who wisbed it to remain. There was a great deal of irregular conversation between the counsel, while but lite testimony of importance was presented. Mr. Cuter Isid before the committee a statement of the prices for which the lots opposite and adjoining the ground occupied by the Crystal Palace were sold, ee those prices were very large, and owing entirely to the understanding that said grcund was to form a public park. Amos W. Mason was called by Mr. Batler, and, being sworn, said that be was familiar with the prices of the lets on Fortieth and Forty-second streets, bordering on the Crystal Palace, and con- sidered the value of each would be enhanced from $4,000 to $5,000 if the Or | Palace was removed apd the ground occu by it devoted to a public es The lots would then be worth $9,000 each. if the Palace remain they would not be worth over $4,000 or $5,000. He considered the lots woald be more valuable than they are at present if the Crystal Palace was removed and the reservoir ex- teuded over the ground occupied hy it, for then the place would be Lg and first class private resi- dences could be built there. He stated that there are objectionable houses in the vicinity, bat did not — they would remain long, even if the Palace should. | Mr. John M. Smith, ono of the principal owners | of property opposite the Crystal Palace, and also | one of the parties taking an active part to get the removed, being sworn, said that he owned six sts in that locality, that he would consider the value of them increased from fifty to six! Crystal Palace was removed, and pied by it dedicated to » public park. He That he bought bis lote for the purpose of building himeelf a first class private rosideace, but learning that the Oryetal Palace was to be built there, he gave up his intention, and the lots have taid idle he ground occu- stated und useless ever since. He objected tothe character “ the boa rem that had been pot ap since the to the chasacter of the inmates of many of them. Ile would preter to have the ground occupied by the extension of the reservoir, than to have the palace remain, as it would be more with the reservoir, and better adapted for private residences. Other witnesses were sworn, but their testimony addnced no new facts, and the committee adjourned till Tuesday next at 3 P. MABITIME INTELLIGENCE. Movements ef Urcan Steamers, rom SULOPR. Laacrs Deste, Washington... Sonthampion Coot Washing’ a Liverpool. Liverpool Liverpoo! werpon FOR aUROTS. Sew York..... Nov. «Nov. ‘de 3 2 * FOR CALI FORM New York N New York » OTFAMERS TO AND FROM MAVANA. i —F rot Charleston 19th and th, doe at Havana 224 From Havana 10 and 2b, due at New York 17us at. Jama wea—P rom New York 12th arrive at Aimvans 17a New Orieane ivth. Fi ™ Row Crease Be, From Hew ‘Orieana 2b, Havana Piack Wannton—From New Yerk 27th, arrive at Havana leaned New Orlane \ From Ni Orieana 12d, lah due gr New York ik. keave New York 0 AM and Kew Orlenne at § AM. akaa Orrx—From New Tth of each month, gf Heroes IgA, and Noblie 16m. From Mobile ‘due st Rew Tork 20h. THE OVERLAND MAIL® TO INDIA AND CHINA. The following may be of vane to those having enre in the Ta ‘The mail leaves Routhampton on the éth and Sth of each A, BPO. Cearge Le Texas. Ae"... at Alexandria abot the 18h of same and 4h of fol- month, [euros Come ghout the S00 or Sieh of came and Sth oF Gh of Mowing month. Arrive st Aden abou! the 25:8 or 20th of same and 10th or 7 anil C, Teh and 224 to 234 of follow . Leaves Point de Gale for Palo Penang the same day, if the searet ber arrived which ae, the mail on. ‘Arrives at Polo Penang about the L&th or ith and 23h oF folle wing mon totowing month. Neares atm pore abant 12 honors after arrival. Arrives st Kong about the 22d or 2ith and 8th or 16th of follewing ment a Leaves next da nghas. | Two m is leave Rngiandone on the month—vin Marseilles, and arrive at same time as the Rou'bamp'on mail AN pechoges and laaars intended ad should be whied 43 Port of New York, November 15, 1856, OLEAREN. Fteameh'p Friton, Wotton, Havre tivingston Bieameb:p ATARI, Schenck. Sevannah—H ts Michell, — Reebside, Kren, Clariestoa—spo lord, Tiggiom i was undertaken, and more ye } per cent if the | pes Lo e about the 18th or 1h and Sistor lstof | £ Sth and 20th of each ¢ Aleaandria about the Mew Toate | Sh Sf or United , _ Steamship Jamestown, Parrish, Norfolk, fo—ivdiam & Ship Glass Whesler, Delano, Melbourne~Mailler, Lord & r, St John, Wi d—Thos Wallace. ‘Dimoa. fey sey teria Daron ghee gue Rover (Br), Lanchner, Hatifax—Struver & Kot. Pract Stine Come Philcdelphiarcd A 8 Beggs. an, Coffin, jucen, Mi . Calais—D aWolf, Starr & Co, Woodhue, —Bhiors & Oliver. cy Flesve-- teaming, & Mons. ‘Obester, Richmond—U H farris, Bicbmond—C H Piersoa. Kini, alexandria—Morrit & Abbott. g Fin jan Haoter & Uo. re—Morrill & Ab2o Philadelphia) i Mdwards, A akor & son. ‘Cloud, Chacchill, Portsmonth—3 W Lewis & Co. mont, Fook Dakine & sruuwoll ore | HB Cromwell, Westora Post Bor ‘y, Pordand Hi Poppe, Hamburg, Nov 2, with mdse ppe, Hamil |, Now 2, with mé ors, to Book & Kuanarde’ Nov #, spoke suip teanship Kuoxville, Lndlow, Savannah, Nov 12 with mise and passengers. to 8 L’Mitobill ' Nov 14, 5.4%, 25 miles 3 of Halterar, exobanged with, ‘Southeruer; ia ‘Save river, brig Auguste, bound up. : i 4 | i i yreeeeebatizens(sttz a ce i aK New York, for. ye LS oe Lig ht b NNW wed steamship Florida, (3 Secdenab: andar 185 ai , Cape tattorss tight N by W, ea ae with sieamship Southerner, hencs for ton. ship Isaac Webb, Bryer, Liverpool, Oot M4, with mdse and hogengra: io UH Marval & 0 . ester! he tachenged sigeaie the v ik ehnp Joon Frazer. of ‘bound W; 1th, lat 40 16, Ion tl $0, epoke slap Hal: ming. Liverpool, Oct 19, with maso init and peseengers to 0 H Mi hip Presiaent Fillmore Reluon. Landon & Gravesend, Oct hw ise and passengers to cry 04. e Brig Jean Gant (Fr). Hodven, st Pierre, NF, 23 daye, with fiah' to Wheelwright & Oo, Brig Bulow (Ur), Rathbura, Horton. NS, 14 days, with pias: DK DeWolt & Co , Calais, wiih luaber, to Jed Fry. King 0H Kenoedy, it, Galan ‘Calais. Brig Forest (Br), O' Briea, Bridgeport. in ball sat. Schr Hebe (Br), Johnsoa, Hillsboro, NS, Ydays, with coal, to New York Gas Co, Sobr Alma (tr), MeKengie. Wilmot, NS. 20 daya. 2 kebr Fessenden, Hooper Harrington. Sebr RK sullwinkle, ames, Kocklaud. tebr Wave, Paul, ned. a) , Rockland. r Lane, Sebr Star. Bucking, Schr 0 Hawley, allen Now favea armstrong, oie New Haven. Sebr P fcbr Eagle, Pbiilips, Samford, Schr Firefly. t mith, Stamford, Ot. Kebr aK Douglass’ Coe Portiand, Ot Schr 8 Milis, Hawley, Bridgeport. Bloop Pointer, Fowler, Providence. Steamer Piedmont, Post, Baltimore Steamer Beverly, Pierce Philadelphia, Steamer Mars. Nichols Philadelphia Stesaner An . Jones. Philadelpbia. bu amer Ovpray, Kenney. Provicance. Steamer Cha Gegood, Smnith. Norwich. The Harburg bark Fiise. from Hamburg. came up to the city this morning, and is now anchored off the Batery, dis- charging passengers. SAITED Stoamehipa Fdinburgh. | Glaagow: Alabama, Savannah; Nashville, Charteston: Jamestown. Norfolk tc, ships New World, Undereriter sud Klien Austia, Liverpool ‘Wind during the day, N. Mieceliancens and Dmasters. ‘The steamship Marion, Capt Foster, arrived yesterday from Charleston. We are indebted to tho purser for late papers, ‘The new and powerful steamtag Wm H Webb, Capt iia zard, went down the bey th's morning on am engineer's trial Uip, and returned to the city about 4 PM. having given per- foct satisfaction. She har since been taken on the small ba- lance dook, where she wll be coppered. Rare Joux Raves, Orem, at Charleston from Liverpool, reports:--On the (4th Oct. iat 85 86. lon 82 10 experienced & revere bi from ENE. during whieh lost forr and mal topcallant mast, foretoveail yard, aad eplit salle Tho J & has eaperienced much heavy weather on the passage. Bang Jawns Cnoncunt, tn going, inio Cardenas Sth tnst, touched tbe greund ov the St-e Fact Rank A uorther olow: ing ot the ‘ime, the got off without eastaining any injury. Bevo Tatsian, Amesbury, from Savannah for Rockland, put into Charleston Lith int in dutrees: having on the night of the 10th inst experienced a heavy NE blow, during which shiited pert of deck losd #nd commenced #0 bedly that the Tif nec welch rondo: ed, it neceasary 19 put into port as th tpat whieh rende: vat as the erew could not keep her free. 4 BxiG Teextox, Dolliver, from Georgetown, 80 for Barbs does, put into Charleston 1h tnt, leaky, having strack beri ly op Georgetown bar, and experienced wevere HE gales for several days past. Brie Vexvs, Wilson, from Bueksville, SC, for ~ put tnto Chariesoa 12th lest for repaira ‘having experienced strovg NE gales accompacied by a heavy sea, which cinsed the trig to spring alesk, and Ler pumps having become | choked, found tt necessary to put into port for repairs. oat Coarser, built at Medford im 1461, 1026 tons, has been at mnontha. add.ig interest Bark Anna Perkins has been sold at Marseilles fer 130,000 francs, Stup Astoria has also been sold there—price not yet reporied. Lacycrmp—At Norwich, Ct, 7th inst, « schrof about 20 tone, ealied the Ike Marvel. pt Isaac 8 Eldridge ts 10 com- mane her. ‘Al Portémouth, NIT, 12h tost. by Messrs Georre Raynes & Son & superior ship of xbout 1060 tons, called the Annie sise, intended the general ireighting busivess. She is bilh eo Uirely of white oak, is beavily coppered and troo fastered. is 10 feet Jong on deck, 3635 fee’ Coop and haa 36 feet 10 inches beom Her owners are Messrs Isaac Hell, Jr, Lewoyne & Bell, and John D Symes, NYork; KB F Sise John iavia and jbo ey Jortanouth, and she will ve commanded by Uapt us F Sine. At Cape Ellzabeth, 13th inst, by Mr Picket! © single deck | tons owned by the butlder and others, and to be by Capt Chas Littlajoba—more not reporied. Notice to Mariners. OR HAW INLET KOOKS SOUTH CAROLINA. ‘ Ossabaw Lalet have beea arranged to the fol ‘Od clase tron oun painted with black and white perpendicular stripes, iain 18 (eet water at low thie, and can be passed op etther hand, Couree to buoy No, 2 N by W. hy ‘W, ciatance 3 miles, North Point of Ussabaw bears NW ih, S, Livlo Warsaw Inlet bears N by W. Wuoy No 2 is ad casa iron oan painted black with No 1 in . la iw 1) fret water at low tide on the point of abos! run from the North Potnt of Ossa»aw. and must be left on port hand entering. North Point ot Osasbaw bears W by N S. Eastern Point of "ue Island 8; course 3d buoy AW Buoy No 3 i# a {4 class tron can, painted with black and red horvontal stripes, is in 12 fect water atlow tide on the outer 0 of the Middio Ground, and must be leftoa the starboard od for ihe main channel eviering. Point of Bradley's bark of 380 commanded eck beers Wk. #. Routh trees of Raccoon Keys, NW \ W; 1B inland, NW 6 N. Buoy No 4 is 0 Sd clans tron run. palotad with biec® and ret borizonial srives, is in 13 feet water at low tide on the inner end of the Middie Ground and must be left oa the starboard hand entering uhromgh the main channel, Month of ‘redley 8 Creek boars 8W 4 W; North Point of Osmbaw Inlet SE; south trees of Raccoon Keys, NW by N. Tuoy d clang iron num painted black with Wo. 3 in wi in U1 feet water at low tide on a polnt of shoal run- ning ‘rom & Marsh sland, pear Morreil's, and must be left on the port hand entering. Mouth of Bradley's Creek hears S bg Ww: Roca Fea Ossabaw Sh 365; South trees of accom Tunping In for Oseabaw Inlet when in 6 Snthome . get the North Point of Ossabaw to bear NW iN; the South irees of Raccoon Keys wil then be on the point of Os aaaw and Green Lelard about 2 pomte open to the North, af tor passing the Bar Roy and the South Point of Little War saw boars N 5c W, make a good North by West course undt Op to the 2! buoy, then make course to the Northward 'o avoid aipeint of aoa! ii a di-wel line between thia end the Sd buoy, Aner passing the Sd buoy head for the point of Kradiey's Creekce inner polwt of Ossabaw Beach, where dbere is a good anchortge wf $), aihors. By order of the Lighthouse Board. © MANIGACLT MORRI4, Lighthouse Inspector, 6th District Charleston, Now 10, 1866, Whalemen. AtYanslbar Sept 10, Flzaheth Cook, of Weatport, 225 ap, had seen whaire 4 timve in }4 Moe. At do Josoph Marwel Jenney, FH, 580 ap. Heard from in Aug, Pert, Rassell, NB, ; AIM, Bnel, 40. 880 spi Gov Carter, Itiggien, Weat £00 »),” Platina, Allen, do, 980 sp; John Dawson, Baker, Fil 19, Rilzabeth Cook, Westport, 300 ap; put in on account of the sickness of the crew. Passed Anjier Aug 15, Anyrna, Bliss, from New Iloliand Spoken, ae. hip Ander from Singapore for Boston, Nov 14, 9:90 AM, Cape Cod BSW LS miles. Ditig Chas kaward, Moody, trom Bucksvilie, 8C,for Keano ba Nov 10 Cape Romain bearing W 80 tetios. cs ss from Malaga for Bostou, Sov 14, 9:90 AM, Cape Cod bearing SSW 15 mica, Ports. Havana, Nov &In port ship Excbange. Potier, diee; barks 1M Morales, Burmester, for NYork Lh | coln, Pendieton, diag; yMerii Kiosman, Foster, for NYork soon; CB Hamilton, Chase Darton, for BY¥ork 4 dave: Gov Parria, ‘usw, fie, char. A molances at Cardenas for Boston at $2 por 110 inemaAn. eid, ida for Hostoa at $1 per box: 7, legs eA fall, Woodside do: brign May Jueen, Jackeon! for NOrinnne next week: Factor, Thompacny atoar foha do Fimme« Pager, F ih, nell. do: stephen wf Davis, re; George F Willlama, Hasty, dos ». Morabiall, ding; Pether Bur a this morn , Harrison, Gull ¥ream, Godfrey, he iahips Cuaterasiay Tilon, wig; ina, for Charleston 10h inet. 4 2—Are ship Clarendon, M'Gil ~! isterse. Sid Oct 2 bark Luc Ran Trangiaco nod for Cork. s=ppone Aweeny from Haltin y Sar, Sid brig Charles Miller, Brewer, rk ip Windward vof New Medford, Heads Aug 2; shea Bf Florida, Koll hb. Wom, im duly Ds, 5 Alice Lea, Corson, and A Stevens,” Bacon;' Flizat Philadeiphi ion, Taylor; NY elographoe Noe Appleone. tlcunl for three Uric Cla ships Bota Hacter Eihie po tons), Crosby, Oalentta; Abby Brown, NOrleans: bark Victoring, Mowry, Mobile. rigs Don SE" wtapien Hahia, Waverly Raynes, dacmel. JP filicott, ett Facksonviile, to lord for St Thomas; Kinan, Pomray, ‘ave, Morton Savannah, Katy, Marin T Wilder, O wham, He Weonorah, Race Charly the apse queen. Vivatha rn ob, Vbasleswn Novell, Albany; AJ Russell, Rusaell. Rowdont: Ss A | brave, Lovell, Albany; AJ Rt I, Reus mont: § Trav * (roe Georgetown, BC Heny_ Georeniow®. ort. NC eeerscm, & ity legorwer, Qiagh, Wigan goo, AQ, $40,#0 \ons—one third cash, the residue in 2 and 4 | (RaREARS | Catlan | | ommmediated. Terms mex ‘Providen’ brig Qortame, th, 8 AM—Arr Py bef pal FUSE TO LET. AND FURNITURE FOR SALm ag Dolliver, Georgeto ‘8 great bargain—t fine four sory house. suitable fer fire brige aurora Class boarding. now fall of good paying 5 West, ggars Bobrete Al located, near Broatway. Address P. A. 8., Heraid: mood, Onin. ; Di NEW HAV! EADY POWEA AND LIGHT RUOMB Ree ee oasis i bomagi pee hn eget Nel streets, ; TEA ANMAHL Nov 19 rr senimship Ou the premises, ‘Heated by seu ioivore: bres OF O LET—THS FINE MODERN THREE STORY BROWN ariven, u bore stone house 06 Kast Twenty-ninth street, in ‘order. here, Boreas, Om oa, Relacn, rote agen ees | Homerin lu Devmber. Henk toh See ee ere WPILMINGLON: Nov li—Arrschrs Molus (Br), Com irae me Semen we Cae Pelee” Turks Is!aod; Hel ‘Btutes N Vor 1%h. schra Sit ey Price, Gandy; Marine, Powel! and. 8: LET—AN ELEGANTLY FUBNISHED STONE HOUSE up town, replot th every © Brivate family, wihia huit's mock of diate ean be had. by square, nud Herald cfiice. LET OB FOR SALE A BARGAIN—THR brown stone and brick front house 126 We to May poxt $200. apply to WiLLiaM K $81 Broadway. LET—STORE NO. 148 F N STRESY, OPPOSIES Twecingion mart pe CANK & OO., 238 Fal- hern ennui here Regain: ‘Faylor, NYork,” scar SE ‘Mart, Sbe: man, Falem, Mass. cars and stages. Imme- Morgen, Madison hoa ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWRD EVERY DAY. THE LEOTURE SHASON. LPorune FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE FAMILY OF the tain Kerrigan, rrancis Meagher.~ Inte by Thos Fi * hubject—"“Contrast between Royalty and Republicsaiam— Europe and America;’’ at the Taberuacle on Monday evening, Novewper 17. Tickets 5) cents. BW YORK YOUNG MEN'S Joba B. Gor a street plumber, THE THREE STORY AND aTTlO BRICK OABISTIAN ARSOCLA- wetiling house Bo. 362 Weet Twentierb sirect on pnd i i iemure on Mea nea his | Cbelses cquare; ia replete with erory cou ire a, b D."A. CUSUMAN, ‘Niowb avenue,’ betwcon TwenUae ana Ra eae ae eet ery CTMBS | Twenty sirst streets, oF ut 75 Liberty street LLU BL, Chairman Leotuce Commit * No Rt apr Md nm OTE bg LET—THE *BOONY FLOOR OF HOUSE AVENUB ©. Bentcanderate to 4 famiry without childeen, Appw on the prem ines RELIGIOUS NOTIOES, LET—THE UPPSR PART, WITH FRONT BA! PARA APAPPP PEDDLE PDA R DDD ISDE LON ment, of house 1344 Thompson street, withia five minute” MANKSGIVING DaY.—IN OOMPIANCE WITH THE | walk of the Metropolitan tiotol, Mouse contains bath and gaa. recommendation of the Governor of the there | Terms reasonable. Will be divine service, and au Fnglish disoourre, im the Syax- re ncn de gogue , Crosby sweet, on Thursday, 20h instant, at LL e'oloek, | MO LET—SULENDID Ar, ARTMENTS, CONSISTING OF aM. wand bedroom, ast floor, auitaile foe rofession. No. 1b a‘d ptist, plye D, on any respectable pi Noitois # Apply on the premises 1NT~TEE SECOND FLOOR WITH FRONT BASE. ut unfuraislied. or won't be let separate, furnished, to with breakfast and tea, it required. Inquire FON OF FIOR HOTICES. eT OFF NOTICE—FULTON'S MAILS — Nementary mail for EUROPK, uv, Rovember, st lose o'elocke A: Mi Ni y ry te wre RY ISAAC V. FOWLER, Postcasster, RYNER'S HUMOR HALL, FOR Bal 4 meetings; can be bad on Sunday for cha fervices oa reascnabie veias. inquire of J. P. TRYABM, (625 and $7 Houston sircet 10 LET OR LEASY—THE LOFTS NO, 2 @ueet; aso the five stor store, No 150 street, suitable for any kind of busicess. Will be able to » (evant, Apply to W. H. LER, 100 street, or 199 Fulop street RENT FURNISAED OR FURNITURE FOR 4AUR— a first class three atory brick house. cout ining all the moderp improvements. situated on Carlioa avonua, lyn. Addrese box #21 New Yo k Po-t ofice. THE TURF. YENIREVILLE COUR3B, LONG T2t AND —THUGS. cay. November 2). Purse $60; mille hea's, best thres in five; free for all mucs carrying oateh Weights, Tho above pusee vill cloee Govember 17, by & oclack P. M.; wt the Course all ectries are free of charge. $10 of the above purse will go to the seco: d best onule in she race, JOK ACLIN, Proprietor. NION COURSE L L—TROTTING —ON THURSDAY Nov. ® et ba! J yg two o'clook, & for $1. OW), mile noe. beet sie 3 in on, A) harness. b ab = 8p. . Wolverine, Jas. heipley names b. 5. lebarous! ar: Pes HAW & WIUITE, Proprietors, . I—TROPTING.—ON MOND. FULTOI ‘Obambens let reason ‘Obambers n MUSICAL AND DANCING. PIANOFORT TO« SALB—AT COST, ON AC- Non treats 1 or 060 halle Monta best ov, a misioh for cgunt of the death of the proprietor, The above new ta Sip 5, to wi Woodruf names bg. Pet. 0. tiong- bs tage . r Fe eee ae eatctad tothe ntmost exciing | Siruseents will be sold ut u qeat aucrifien. to clove the eu'ate. very ove warranted for ove year ‘hose wishing (> per chase will ph all at wvutuotors 973 8479 Maat ‘Lwenty second street. pear Lexington ay. Besutifal 6% octave. rosewood pis hos for $190, do. do., carved ogs, and od tm do. the bee! mann Every instrument as represented, or the money returied. 5Q WRST, FOURTEENTH erate. OPA Cunion street, Brook! demies are now New York, Wedpesday nts P M: gentlemen's class, Monday and at P.M; Brooklyn on Tuesday and Friday at$i¢ PM. =F private classes attende! in botb sities. ven, us race. SHAW & WUT, Proprieto N.Y.. AND iss and LAT eRaALroume, FABLE, DRAWN FROM THS OLD BOMAN G&N&- ral Koltearius AS ae the first week of December. by GEORGE FOWLER ORBISON. PUBLI . L JTRNAL —NOVEM- her Jourtal ot Hoa propeance norms oar dye | ZA, reed ancl metas ean, Sesanly cai, ey activides an che Ci ¢ of consampuvp die; | fined superbly; rich full tone, Ly ed; was aa>| MAGNIFICENT CARVED S8VEN OCTAVE ROSH. hich can be teate has maker's warrantee fer, seen to be appreciated: it ‘8 cixth avenue, near will be of- lected with care two movths two years; price $215; must 2 box for packing. apply et street from 8 A.M ul7? M. an ing fered to a cash buyer’ Apply for four days. CHANCE TO PURCHASE A GOOD ROSEWOOD 63 pianoforte, warranted made by & olty maker nearly new for'$175, original cost $280 = ‘ortave piano, for #100, warranted. apply at 132 2 atreet, betweon Fifth ab 1 Sixth avenues, case giving cases of extraordmary success in American and bx practice. Sold at 222 Broadway, ,and No. 1 WLS, FARGO & 00'S EXPRE-8 TO CALIFORNIA, ‘Oregon, Sandwich Isisads, snd Pacific coast of souk America, will go forward on Thursday next, Sevember 20, per United States mail eteamer GKOKGE LAW. shippars will P ene esveclally observe that a! freight in‘ouded to be ship- ped om tha: day must be delivered to us before 12 0'.0ck, noon, CMa mong 4 the [9th inst. This io owing to the Bas TAUGHT IN EVERY STYLE, TERNS VER ceantty of clearing the stegmer oa Wé 5 reasorable. Baxjo's from $1.50 to $1,000, of my @ musthe very strovgly pa@pked and water and material at) per cent redeo- toa FRANK ePReD. banjo player in the world and value of cash Fraatlia street, Ctscoma Ly = be CLASS.—BROOK . col A new cla la now form- ing for Tues lay. Al. jnable vances taught in @ course of lessons. ‘There are classes open for ‘huse more vaneed. WARD GOTTSUBALK. TRACHEK OF THE PL ; moderaie For particulars inquire at combes’ plawo warerooms. 765 Kiroadway. ‘ADAMS AUGUSTA BESPRCTFULLY INFORMS fiiends and ‘be pubite that ebe has reopened ber academy at her resi . No. 14 Bond street sad io lyn. at 322 Clinton street. I NG.—LADIBS AND @) A 07,83 dapons of can receive the wunost value by a4 tog 13 Laurens street, near camel, My , Brosdway. etentes by Mire 0. inane stored to fm both eles. ENTS, NOTICE.—BHFORE DISPOSING FOR 4 TRI- R. ©. WRIGHT® DANOING AUADRMY, €60 BRO de your winder clcthing o wet uew, seud them wo 95 Leo hard street, where hoy ane properly cleaned, €yed aadre- | Saturdrtatanone wat iat tae Pray orate paired with collars, ining, bations and mace loot equal to | Crimes schools, ke , atiended. particulars ‘apply ie bew articies, Sent for by A. CORIIS8OS, le of Peart | WlGnt, in Fourth scot LUBY'S ACADRMY FOR DANCING, DEPO SEGARS. MA muon and the calistbente ex Greenwich Ht mecker street. Mrs. reapect{ully remuinds ‘hat ber next assembly will cone off oa W RGE Asso! HAVANA, fod iriends cM Geman soghte OF lees than wacket riton Normans, | day evenine, Rovember 19, CThaokegiving eve.) i arus: operas, $8 do. C1 anocs made on segare of ony quality, ‘and tng pe Toa “ QCBGAN FOR SALE WITH YOUR STO? HAND Ft o€ 1 Broadway. rosewood case. Aloo, one with two os and mahog case. Cail at F. TIROMNGER ogran builder, Fi Fisvana SEGARS. NEW OROP, JUST RECEIVED | “venue, near Liroadway, Brooklyn. Wandering Jews, lovdres, T. saa TANOS AND MELODEONS.—TH BORAOR WAS oan, Be by tho 100 oF 1.000. ERP. moderna Improved pianos and to 164 Malden lane, eeoond story only at S83 way. murchases for an'e on $8) to $140, Inclodeows: ny bests, we Youve of their exceliemt tone and SOPRANO SINGER.—A YOUNG LADY, PUPIL Of SS Mra. hernin, posseset-g a very powerful ' voice; is church, aa knowledge pen NEW STYLES ARE INSERT to a full set, im the Leet manner, with or without extract APOLLON PREFERS. Tis sirows of obtaining 9 situation in a Protestant Prano singer. Address J. 0, Port office, Wee ee tS AN OF SOT AND FAMILIE profeesor late Thread or: awed, ret to snnownce hie change ipaldence o fog the roots, by Dr. proved atinospherie are plates for conlinnous other styles of teoth, wuper Teeth extracted wit Pela, warranted. 4% Broadway. iv ENTICTRY —DR E.G. DURKIN. CANAL, NEAR T, REG. D Nance eirce!old momoer Uh\ new &h-iaviion aie. ‘ton peganen and me Titon's patent preferred. ven long erparionce. ly operations | « fe 5 5 isn se ha ni no hl exoerionce. Da mon | quire for flenty Meyers, atthe furniture sore, 230 Pear! Sin Prices modersia Ween, Lage, we VeRY (person tm ® situation in so LEVETT'S NOW AND IMPROVED ATMOSPRERT@ | farnily in this oly inswuetress in pian + Dresstire plates for artiiicial torth. remarkable for thelr | Tha very best of city reiaren-c given Address J... ite utes, $5 te). Ladies mit A. and } o'clock. Rookk: Out = L LRG ANT BURNERS WRISING VARA ene mea ge — + toad to every stusent, old or young. Mr. DO ARIS MIT.LINER.—MADAME LEV( 110 DLERCKER | IB Ajt."oy Broadway, gives private instruction, and teal Priiree ', begs leave to ——, ladies, that | F--} of win- | siffnese nnd iremhil < Satot every ta, so that any indy ir ale es ino) dress caps, completa | gentleman may write io please tl ves. ' $10 BOOKKEEPING POR SPECIAL BUSINESS OILS. | + Mr, DOLDEAR, 00 Broadway, gives practionl a ~_ - erection without Le nee of text books, gen + EKOSENE OILS ium ia afew privace lessons keep books by double K Kerosene Iluminating OL | Apply oa Mcnday evening Kerosene Lubricating OM } Keresene Shannete } MISUNDBRSTANDING AVI ISEN CO AUSTENS, } an article inserted in the io, REMOVALS. R* OVAL DR. ia olbee to No. 4 Beaver erect. ‘oF might want (hem pow, will confer BF, Kingston Post office, Moane county, WA. LINE WA Broome «i OURMAN LADY, PARTLY EDUCATED IW P. woul given o ‘gumber of is rable Farily ; abe ia musical, ‘and references exebanged. A’ Breet ip mare, 1 Rew Ton. Nov. 10, 1864 WATCHES, JEWELRY, &0. 1B TRADE 18 Ri AY IM ed thet ‘are continually manufactaring, andhave on hands larce stock of diamond welry of the styles. | — 4 (i tomseania ek “pin Teaiienens., fone ror se JANE & OO.. 415 Broome street peed apply at SL3 Hicks street, 31 box 2 Heraid office. SINGLE MIDDLE AGED MAN cine lessons in oF to obtain a situatt arian. be = LU . achenees of philosophy. maubematies, ¢ Address F. Jee. K., Hereid office. OOK KERPING, TING, B. thor of “Double Entry Elietdated, | works, tenchon bookkeapite, writine and Broadway, Appleton’s aiding, npon son cipies, to the entire exclusion of the harlauory. Proepectia, £¢., 0m apoltcation. Breit sora sageetet as a I by pert six and twelve lensoe qe . 80. § THIRD AVENUE, Ship sity. ‘enth etreet.—Sperialist in disease of ( raidva mod JRENCH LANGUAGE.—PROPESSOR DP, LAG! urinary organs. A suscenatti! prac ce of many yearn enabice ti ive thorough insten Dr. Quimby to guarantee acare. Dr. Quimby's monthly pile for indies, "y And Correctnem. j iween the hour of and Sor 6 and 7 TOO LATE Fo LASSIVIOATION, WITION IN THE GERMAN Ni sar LANG for both sesens 1s FIKBR, 3 West Tid?aod Seremth ee st ber ALL PRIVATE f LT, HAVING MORE ROOM | Res, he: uire, Sil let & nicely fh ial ren | @ath arreet, between in pas plsbal Vachss & frre slagic geulomen ore amaie.} lattons made of lenare, eesneasto ee man and bis w A respectable young manner; can Apply at 61 Pi HOOKS’ OLD STAR HOTEL, oF AND 06% An Fortc# TO. GENTLE OWNING hore od end 9 Wert Twenty ninih Fowl hormes will have tie above grourd, well 'pited Deke ani ‘Abed to tr sone " tended. if vequired, WM, CON SOLELY, proprictor, de