The New York Herald Newspaper, November 14, 1857, Page 5

NEW YORK HKI New Post Office in New York. LETTER FROM THE POSTMASTER QGENERAL—THE LOWBE PART OF THE PARK PROPOSED FOR THE SIDE—A COMMITTEK APPOLNTED TO GO TO WASH- INGTON, ETC., ETC. ‘The Joint Committee of the Common Council, appointed Co consider the subject of a site for a new Post Office, met Yesterday in the Library, City Hall. The committee con- ‘sists of Aldermen Fulmer, Banta, Wilsom, Coulter, Harris, ‘€nd Councilmen Jones, Smith, Ottarson, Boole and Waugh. ‘Councilman Jones is the chairman of the Joint Commitee. will be given 0- sy, at one o'clock, atthe Academy. Th® programme includes selections from several popular oper, and Mile, Graever, the pianise, makes hor début in the United States. The ladies will be out in force. From Liverpool, in steamship A Indy, Mr Stelukauber and lady, ise Metrwughina, Mise (nar, love Clement, JS Brander and lady, Mra Honnen, Miss & Crowther, Dr Dudiey, Indy aud niece,’ Misa Collins, Miss Aa- lund, M : x3 The Postmaster General visited the city a short time since | Indy and'servau” ial Halea tatteadcns’ Me Degalend © see abou, obtaining a suitable site for tho now Post nig. My Commack and Indy, Me Menwert, lay, infant and Office. The result of his inquiry was communicated to i ‘SOwena, 74, ite Hives, J Obadwick, R Corvin, Me Trup: the Common Council by the Mayor, and the present com- orst, Mr'Carner and lady, Rey H MeLa\ ‘7 ; mitioe were appointed by the Boards to consider the sub- Bobert Barth, Me Ocleens Dailey, B Gemiton? oa R W Standley, R C Burlage, Mr Roochie and iady, 8 L orn’ ing, Mr Stucchi, GK Mumford Mr koeonthal, Mr Hunginger, The Chairman of the Joint Committee sent the following Georwe 4 Wicks, Mr Keuger, John Lord, Mr De Rouge, LETTER TO THE POSTMASTER GRNERAL. P'Hersog, A "Ulimacoe Bdward tanbe, OB toons: Hom. A. V. Baows, Post Master Geaoral Weskicgte Ho, | Re ty Me Milligan, Me Scboisteld fmt aahg fo ted Duan dcx—I take the libe ‘Thos Sim Me ivolie, She oa m7 comm hyed ay J 2, ‘Councilmen to consider, propare and rej 5 : aE moagures af will tend to tho construction of a Post office | kin itr McC Gott Wan Goemeal dte sili hod eee, for the city, to givo with their public works employmentte | Aug Jr; EM Potrtor, Jr; ¥' Lacey, Mr the laboring classes, Tam aware of your having visited Srireads J F Stower, Mr Alvarez, Mr Kquillon, the olty for the pul of making an investigation ag toa | Sit Wm G Ouseley, Lady ‘Ouseley, Miss Quseley'and 3 inside: proper site for a Post office ; but do not know what con- | yofiohuNik, 8 Ticknor, James Pattison, Mr Appold. Slusion, funy, you come to; T learn through the press | 38 Howes ‘and lady! M Jauianeun Miao K Baasian, Peree Pel. that the government have concluded not to pay | lier and indy; J Peilier and sop; J Renaud, J° Martin, Mr over for a sito, and that it is understood by you | Schuerder, Mr Ryan, Indy and daughter; Jobo Platt, sir Wu that the New York city government are oppoved, or have »y’8 2 male servants, Mr Grimm, Capt Timmerman, Bo righh to dood or into any portion of ts public land for Mr Fubec, ¢ owe, Robert Macdonald, Joba Kirkman. such @ write now to inform that the ‘rom Rio Janetro, in the ship Courier—Mrs K Hoyt, L J Commmitsee of which 1am chairman was Unduimously ap. | Sckmeyer, Capt ikingot and lady, Joneph Shere 7: by our city Council to ascertain, first, whether you From Bordeaux, in the bark Trajai ‘entered into any negotiation as toa site, and if not, whe- — ther ‘would favorably consider a proposition to lease or ‘The New York Weekly Herald. pu ‘ portion of tho Park for sito for the Postoffice. | PORTANT FROM BUROPE—THE FALL OF DELEI— nae Common Council are NEWS FROM MEXICO, CUBA, HAYTI, 8T. DOMINGO, SOUTH AMERICA, ETC.—FINANCIAL PANICS—THR NEW STATE GOVERNMENT—AFYAIRS IN WASHING- TON—MARKETS, XT, ETO. ‘The Weaxsy Hexatp will be published at eleven o'clock this morning. Ttcoutents will embrace important intelligence from Europe; the Fall of Delhi; News from Mexico, Cuba, Bayt, 81. Domingo, South America, Mauritius, &c.; Financial Panics—Causes of these Periodical Disturbances; The Eloc tion; The New State Government; The Projected Invasion of Mexico; AGairs in Washington; Latest uews by Telegraph; Ruitorials on Our Recent State Elections; The New Congress and the New Schemes and Combinations of the Lobby; The Hodge-Podge in Central America; Overthrow of the Mexican Republic, dc., dc.; Financial, Commercial, Religious, Politi- oal, Sporting and Maritime Intelligence; Weekly Review of the New York Cattle Market; Marriages and Deaths; together with a large variety of interesting local and miscellancous items. Single copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing, can be had at the counter. Price six cents. to negotiate with the genoral govern: ment, by virtuo of wlaw passed by our last Legislature authorizing the city to make by deed of grant or lease of ‘any portion of the Park to the government of tho United tates, for the erection thereon, at the expense of the said t, of such buildings for the purpose of a Post Or acc for the Courts of the United ; eld in said city, or the C pooper oo ‘courts, upon boing duly com) for the same. (Chap. 770, sec. 3. Laws ‘of 1887.) Will you please favor me ‘with an early reply, so that our committee may at once, Uf necessary, ciaily communicate with you upon the subject. THOMAS JONES, Jx., Chairman. ‘The following answer was duly received :— BEPLY OF THE POSTMASTER GENERAL. Post Orrick Deraktmayr, Nov. 9. 1857. ‘Tuomas Jowms, Jr., Baq., Chairman, &c. I received yours of the 7th inst., and in reply have the honor to state that my late viait to New York was to mako @ reconnoissanceof tho city, and to determine in my own mind within what area | should be willing to locate the Post Office, provided a satisfactory site could be pur- chased within the means put at my disposal by Congress. Thad almcst relinquished the hope of being able to pro- ‘cure a site in the Park. Witb all connected with my pro- Position on that subject I suppose you to be informed, as I think it was submitted by the Mayor to the Common Council. While in your city received memoranda, maps and informal proposals relauve to private property which they to sell to goverament. I brought them home for examination and arrangement, and intended to rofer them back to some trusty gentleman of the highest standing, tomake any negotintions within the area ap- proved, which he or they thought advisable, subject, how- ever, Obally either to my approval or rejection. On my return, however, on consultation with the President and members of the Cabinet, I found the conclusion bad been nearly arrived at, that the New York Post Office, (the site not having been purchased, and of course the building not com ,) came properly within the line of policy re- cently adopted with reference to the financial change of the times, and that the whole project should be abandoned for the nt. I suggested that, having submitted a proj to the city authorities (the second one) that I ‘would divide the appropriation made by Congress into two parts, one haif—being $250,000—for the purchase of the site, and applying the other half to the erection of a post office worthy of the great city of Now York and of the extensive postal business of the United States necesarily carried on there; that if the city autho- Tities should in a reasonable time ‘accede to tha propos. tion, Imust beg of the government to be allowed to pro- coed with the work forthwith. I had seen something of the destitute and suffering condition to which the mecha- il A. G i» Is the Only Person who can be consulted scientifically on all diseases of the human hair, at 34 Church street, corner of Barclay. ‘The Sixth and Kighth avenue cars slop al the door of the establishment. The Espencheld Winter Style of Hats for 1857 and 1858, price $3 50.—These matchless fabrics are con- teased superior 10 any bate sold in Broadway for $i. The store 18 115 Nassau sircet, White's Fall Style, $3.—Last 8 Style reduced to the low price red mt WHITK'S, ie Pate yn dug Out—Knox’s Fall and Winter Style of Hats. His young men style of caps all the go. 212 Broadway. The Only Gold Medal Awarded by the American Institute at the last Pair, for Pho- tographs, Was to M. B. BRADY. The following evidences of thos tact place in a somewhat fabulous light seniations of one of Mr. Brady's cotemporaries. [Extract of a letter from ihe Chairman of the Committee on Photographs, &c.) The aly gold medal awarded for plain and retouched photographs was to M. B, Brady. Respeetfally, JOUN A. BUNTING, {Extract from official rey It is tm this view that your committee unsaimously join in awarding to (1,639 anid 1,640) plain and retouched photo: graphs, by Beady, the first premium (Kxtraet from awards, M. B. Brady, best plain and retoue medal. the misrepre- photographs, gold nics and laborers of New York would be exposed during | Fredirick’s Temple of Art. the coming winter, and wished that the government Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. should do all in its power to furnish employment, and | Ladies’ entrance, thereby afford them the means of subsistence. I still be. | No. 587 war. ewe dint can obtain” permision ip presets ths | presage, Haliurpn 4 work, and close a contract for the erection of | mination of he productions of tis ning the ‘Post Office, if satisfactory terms as Ww site | is respectfully solicited. and cost ef building can be agreed upon. ‘That the office may afford every accommoda. Kimball's Ambrotypes at Half Price. No tuon and y for the despatch of the immense busi- fae fn geey eee Iikemesses, With case, as usual. to be carried on within it, I must have as ness much as 250 feet ffont by 150 foet in width, on Chambers Fur Warehouse, street, between Broadway and the present Court House. In Uis proposition for a site, I did not pretend to 0. Uae Bios estimate jue; buthaving no more to give, I could | Invite special attention to their stock of offer no more. My positive instructions, and my own de- LADIES’ AND OTHER MANUFACTURED FURS, termination is to keep within the appropriation. If I had y offer, in the ince of existing circumsiances of offered a larger amount than $250,000 it Would only have | trade, at greatly reduced prices. been at the expense of the building, making only 80 313 Broadway. axdiianaceiaiaained y .—Gents’ Cravats, Ties, Suspen- mach Go lene © Se Gy cad we Ge se ‘cambric handkerchiefs, 4c. New Paris styles Joinville ‘whore it was to be located. After all, both the site and the Post Office are for the use and the enjoymeut of the le of New York, —— halfa age ri ve been @ jed by the government, the use property wilnst tare been lost by them, but enhanced dei carte, received per Arago. ‘Importer's stock of above goods at retail, 30 per cent less than cost of importalon. Largest ‘and finest stock in tho city. Boys’ and Youths’ Cloth at 20 per cent great), by the transaction. 1 do not pro. | reduction, at $1 John street, corner of Nassau. pore "eo T abentt any — in "sc ot D, L. CORNELL. it a not ire wo conat srTengcmruinate oa the subject,” much leas to | , “Homen at 435 Pearl Street, near Chatham. be ‘aa wishing to drive a bargain for the | 4 “Bs song ‘here to-night aud plenty of fun- erument. Iam only anxious to fulfil a public duty | Defiance Salamander Sates also Fire and fevolved upon me inatmanner acceptable to Congros® | purgiae poe ogy Ber = yaad myer promotive of the comfort and convenience of the people ryeiat eeiess: Dopot iss eat auese of New York, and advantageous to the service of ROBERT M. PATRICK. the country. AARON V. BROWN. Every member of the committee yesterday strenuously advocated the lower part of City Hall Park aa the proper Bite for the new Post Office. They were all willing to sell it to the general government for $250,000. It was flaally agreed that a portion of the committee should go to Wash- ington and urge the purchase of the lower end of the Park for Post Office , and the commencement of the building immediately. now than usual, at the same time it woyld afford a great relief to the poor of the cit: Messrs. Jones, Fulmer, , Boole and Ottarson wore Appointed the sub-committee to go to Washington. They will have @ consultation to-lay to decide when they shall | Ths bess in ihe wore tere nlwad to tho capital. a rhe Joint Gumimitien adjourned vo meet atthe call ofthe Ruptare—Marsh & Co.'s Radical Care chair. ‘Truss office removed to No. 2 Vesey street, Astor House, Police Intelligence. Halr and Toupece— TUX GREENWICH STRERT MURDKR—-ANOTHER ARREST, | The Fory boat in the word, on sale and whe dye privaioly ap: Holloway*s Pills and Otntment.—Maternity has many cares and the child’s health must depend upon the mother's; there should therefore be double care employed. H ihe mother in dyspeptic, the child will pine; if the mother hax wore breaata, happy office becomes an agony. Be advised then, and ase these remedies, which will give health = : Murray & Lanman’s Florida Water.—This peerless perfume, which has superseded all others in South America und the West Incies, is now in great demand in our fashionable circles throughout the State. Sole proprietors, D. T. LANMAN & CO., wholesale druggisia, 69 Water street, and sold by all druggists at @ cents a bottle. Batehclor’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees— The best in the world, rales oad ‘all made, sold and applied Martin Divine, who was in company with the gang who el Only Four Shiilt a Box co bry mrderd Troe fain, tho od Orie | _ tes Memeo i bate veer inne ead ‘was taken into custody yesterday by officer Jackson, of the First ward police. The prisoner, who is but 16 years of age, has managed to clude she vigilance of tho police ‘ever since the night of the murder, until yesterday after. noon, when the policeman caught him prowling about of hair. Infailivle ongment for the hair, Barry’s rous helggr desire agen weg ent article for dressing, beautifying, cleansing, curting, pre serving ‘nod restoring’ the hair” Ladies, try %i. Sold by all A Card.—All Persons who have Gray Hair or hair of & bald color, are tayited to call and consult Dootor GRANDJEAN (consultation free), at 4 Church sreet, coraer of Barclay. His new fluid gives (he hair the natural color de ‘considered y may be real pt “FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONKEY MARKET. Faipar, Nov. 13—6 P. M. The arrival of the steamship Arabia at this port from Liverpool, with seven days later advices, at an early hour this morning, gave quite an impetus to the stock market. The movement was unusually ac- tive, and in almost every instance an important im- provement in prices was realized. The bulls appear to be in fine feather just now, but we fear they will not realize mach of the advance in market value, Small holders of stocks outside the street may take advantage of this inflation, and sell their supplies, but the large holders in the street cannot do this, They being the regulators of the market must hold on, and buy more to sustain prices, and in this way they are likely to get filled up with stocks at bigh prices. At present, however, things look bright for the City Intelligence, * Mxtaxcnotr Sticiog in Twaetietu Street.—Dr. Josoph T. Curtis, residing at No. 49 East Twentieth street, com- mitied suicide yesterday forenoon by shooting himsolf through the heart with « pistol. The deceased, it is sup- posed, committed the act of olf destruction while labor. ing under a fit of temporary insanity. Mrs. Curtis was firat made aware of Uke molancholy death of her husband parlor, che found deceneed sitting in an easy chair, 4p- | pulls, and they operate with a great deal of spirit. At Pana Ah ak mg Chay She immediately | tho frat board to-day Missouri 6's advanced 1 per alarm, Foster Quino others: fers oun an examined the ache Tt Dad | cent; California 1's, 1875, ; Brie “ mortenge then fled, but deceased remained same posture bonds, }; Harlem ist mortgage bonds, 1; higan discovered by his wife. On the floor beside auld earn eee ricioh whe had Feosntly been ti. | Southern sinking fund, 2; Iinois Central Railroad, charged. The deceased's right hand hg Me 4 6; Delaware and Hudson, $; Cumberland, 1; New one et bebe ined by mmit. The bai had pene. | York Central Railroad, 2; Erie, §; Reading, 1%; Trated the chest on the bog pe OY Michigan Central Railroad, 4; La Crosse and Milwau- pon Sapte hE kie, 1; Michigan Southern, old, 19; do., preferred, ‘a relatives and frienda into D Sesh See ce at | eae ny ct as street, and was w Ly ay and Chicago, 2; Cleveland and Toledo, 14; Chicago miccessiul physician, The Coroner notified in regard ithe mater yrds ToL Probable thatan | and Rock Island, 1j. Pacific corm | Company inquest wilt be held upon iy 'y. Deceased was declined § per cent. In State atoc! , railroad bonds, about understand, or Se Basle shee couns tua that of tomperery wamma railroad stocks and coal stocks there were very ity can be assigned for the commission of the rash act. | heavy transactions, principally for cash. The move A Perry Swpxptan.—Some follow, who will ope of these } tent in Cumberland Coal continues, but the advaace pr brn weg Bees cteptonay Bh bans in prices to-day was not fully sustained to the close. All the Western railroad stocks were in demand to- day at the improvement in market value, and the aggregate operations were equal to almost any day during the prevalence of a speculative excitement in ing himseif to be in the employ of Mr. @. C. Hathorn, the ‘well mown livery stable keeper, of Seventh avenue, & small amount, upon the roproeenttcome ncrident tint | thestreet. The great difficulty is the absence of out- requires immediate means to remedy, ere siders. The bulls of the Stock Exchange have the Sal able’ lories’ several of Mf, Hsibora't hava | entire load to carry, and prices have become so in- Been swindled out of small sums. As this ‘bo | fiated that the burden is already oppressive, not- withstanding the abundance of money. At the second board a farther advance was realised, and the market closed firm at our quotations, Missouri sixes improved J per cent; Illinois Central bonds, 4; Erie third mortgage, 1; Delaware avd Hudson, 1; Peon- sylvania Coal, 1; Reading, 1; New York Central Railroad, 1; Haslem, 4; MYchigan Southern, old, Fine on Boann te Steamer New Wontn.—Aboat 1 o'clock yesterday morning, as the steamboat New World, of the Albany fine, was abreast of Madson, a fire was dis- ‘ered, Tt broke out around the frame work of her star board boiler, Fortunately it was soon ¢: aished by ‘abo use of the steampumps; damage about 14; Penama, }; Cleveland and Toledo, 14; Ch cago and Rock Island, 3. ‘There was considerab e activity this afternoon in railroad stocks, and the operation: on time comprise but a very few lots, It is a most extraordinary feature of the market that so large a portion of the transac- tions is for cash. This shows great abundance of money, and it also shows that very few outsiders are among the operators. We are informed thut so many of the stock and bondholders of the Delaware, Lackawana and Western Railroxd Company, with the creditors, are holding back, (hoping that what ix needed will be done by others,) as to endanger the completion of the plan for relieving the company from difficulty. It was reported in the street to-day that a new issue of bonds by the Cleveland and Pittsburg Rail- road Company had just been discovered or acknow- ledged. This issue is said to amount to two millions of dollars, These bonds were iasuod in December and January last, but no mention was made of it in the report of the following April. The iasue was intended for the construction of the road from Brigh- ton to Pittsburg. Not a dollar having been applied to that purpose, it is now stated that the proceeda of the bonds sold were used for the liquidation of the floating debt. We do not see how this can be, when the floating debt has not been at all reduced. The reported large earnings of this road and the proceeds of this new issue of bonds have all been disposed of and the company is left vith a floating debt as large as it evor was, and with previous iaaues of bonds and stocks amounting to ten millions of dollars. A full, fair and honest report from this company is anxiously looked for by all parties interested. The amount of gold on board the steamship St. Louis, now nearly due from Aspinwall, is upwards of eleven hundred thousand dollars. We annex a comparative statement of t he imports of foreign dry goody at New York for the week, and since January 1:— For the week. 1855. 1856. 1851. Enter’! at the port, . 913,268 1,190,575 614.604 Thrown on market... 827,084 1,063,547 119,930 Since January 1. 1865. 1856. 1857. Entered at the port.67,560,25 84,644,266 86,790,043 Thrown on market.69,706447 83,710,710 79,553,874 The managers of our country banks generally ap- prove of the course adopted by the banks of this city regarding the large amount of currency which has accumulated here. There is no doubt but that the plan proposed will work satisfactorily. This was our opinion the first moment ,the provisions of the plan were submitted, but some of our cotemporaries either cannot comprehend the matter or are deter- mined to prevent its operation. They are doubtless the organs of some weak and sickly institutions, which are in danger of collapsing upon the return of the smallest portion of their circulation. The sound and strong country banka have nothing to | fear, and therefore approve of the course pursued by the Clearing House Committee. We have every con’ fidence in it, and believe it will work admirably. The notes of the Manufacturers’ Bank of Manches- | ter, Conn., were thrown out to-day by the Metropo- | litan Bank. The coupons on the bonds of the Erie and New York City Railroad, due Ist September last, are now paid at the Mechanics’ Bank, New York. The annexed is a statement of the specie shipped on board the royal mail steamship Persia for Liver- pool November 11, 1857:— ‘Shipper. - Amount. —_ Description. | Goodhue and Co... $200,000 Aim. gold coin. } G.'S. Robins & Son..." $90,236 04 ‘Gold ingots, vi Pickersgill & Co. . B94 Silvers dollars. . do ° e Sovercigns. R. W. Hallett... Sel 90 Am. gold bars. ‘Wm. Pani Peters, y Sovereigns. John Trippett & Wiros Sovercigus. Gomez, Wallis & Co. Sovereigns. GS. Robina & Son. Sovereigns, &. F. Morrison, 14320 Sovercigns. American gold bars 3. & 3. Stewart & Co,..9103,267 46 J“'and English gold | and siiver coin. Geo. D. Parish... ‘£2,000 Sovereigns. | Am & Fup'n Express Co...$1,000 Am. gold. | B. F. Babcock Co..... .. $12,006 Sovereigns. | $436,814 30—£32,758 1s. 10d. iH ‘Total in American coin... . $605,000 92 | From the names of some of the shippers, it is evi- \ dent that the bulk of the shipment was made to pro- | tect bills of exchange about maturing on the other | side. The object is to guard against all contingen- | cies, and to guarantee the payment of bills as they | mature. The small amounts shipped are for private | purposes. This movement is aboutover. The ap- prehensions eytertained have not been realized, and advices by every steamer from Burope will give us | better accounts. The rapid improvement in our | finances must have a very powerful influence on the other side, and restore the operations of finance to their natural channels. The steamship Arabia, at this port from Liverpool, gives us seven days later news froma all parts of the Old World. Her advices are politically, financially and commercially highly important, and much more favorable than anticipated. The news of our bank suspensions did not create the panic in the finan- cial circles of London that was generally antici- pated. The cause of this we attribute to the fact that our suspension was construed favorable in a specie point of view. The supposition prevailed that an expansion in discounts would at once follow, and that the shipments of specie would soon com- mence again. They will find the result very differ- ent from their calculations, and we have yet to see the effect of a steady drain for gold upon the Bank of England for this coumtry. The advance fm the English funds, and the absence of any movement on the part of the bank, are natural enough under the circumstances; but the favorable accounts from India probably had as much to do with the improvement in Consols and the confidence of the bank managers as anything from this side of the Atlantic. The last bank returns show but a moderate decrease in bul- lion. Quite a number of failures are reported in Liverpool, Manchester and Glasgow. The failures in Liverpool are reported to be principally connected with the British American provinces. The most im- portant event is the failure of the Borough Bank of Liverpool. There was a very active demand for money in London, but the rate of interest remains unchanged. Mesars. Stolterfoht, Frost & Co. in their circular prepared for the steamer, say:— ‘The week has been productive of various interesting events. Advices from New York to the 15th instant dis- pene the fear that further shipments of bullion would re to be made to the United States; this and the fall of Delhi (which was learned with the utmost satis gave & more cheerful tone to our community, but it waa soon counteracted by the suspension of the Borough Bank The money market in Loudon has improved apon the American and Kast Indian advices, but the produce markets have become extromely inactive. The rate of & per cent diecount begins to weigh heavily upon these, which have become very sensitive at the preseut high prices, and holders of goods are anxious to make aalos even at considerable sacrifices without finding buyers. The decline in cotton and breadstuffs is doubtless the result of the suspensions in Liverpool. So far as cotton is concerned, the advices show pretty con- clusively that the decline will be but temporary. Holders were not disposed to sell at the quotations, and a very dull, inactive market is reported, In relation to American securities the London eir cular of E. F. Satterthwaite says:— ‘We have to note during the past. week an active business im American railroad securities at the lower quotations “peared amongst pares who sare tot hubertopurehased a who have American stocks. Lilinois Central bonds declined to 70, panko J 11 discount, om the age oe = company having made an egsigument, but um ™, mad 9 discount respeatively. New York Contes shares and bonds have been in demand, that com a from flouting debt being very favorably regan The Arabia brought about $1,000,000 in specie the consignees of wiich will be found in another column. Steck Tenn 6s 190... Frupar, Nov. 13, 1857. $5000 Railroad, 16 9000 Virginia te, 15% 16% 2000 Obia, 6'n ‘85... 2000 NY Cen RR 6's.0 18000 ‘ARBA migbs "83 2000 @e RR Con be "71 £0.60 HER RR Con bs, 1900 Har RK Ist mtg. 6000 { 2000 do,,,,. 810 2000 NY & NH bs ‘60 % cee OM | Extra Stato.. RALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1857. 1000 Mich Soskg (ibe 6% 160 Mich So&NInd RR 19 | MISC HLL afemeus. #900 HI Cen RK bs... 85 160 i - Soak rane ee vi do. toe | GOUT Er » 4 1 | RKAT TRADE SAK OF FOLEY ORLEBRATED 000 lee x | GOLD PENS. ie iF ta. . wy NOBICK, 2000 il F'd be: wht pr 18% | and tho fact 5000 T'reHi&c alt 2 of f ‘ot hada tower 16 abe Bank X Yorke 1s | Fy) -and waking the regular number of pens Westie, T hud ste — i 19” | tabowing large ook on bund, snd ruler Haacrdischarge any 20 meres. Ww | Fw Pe poyk os a ve determined to otfer 19 Metropolitan Dk. ay | ade the Folly Tikit Catan oe orem ane 100 Del&blndl Co aio 3 | offthe former low whoiewate prices: : BI | yg Se 0. 2 larke ba pens, six | 38 Red teen Big | 137 No¢ extra tine bewk pens, 84 No. 5 cunronaing pene, 0. extra tine engross - ie: £: Bess. Ei “ x enira fine large rmedium pens, Te Be +" in 9436 | a1edozen silver exteusion pencil and open are i = mh cil es by one nig Sitioe pe inoders, go an ailver mounted * old pon aad penal . % iB | gers ccaais stew be octhconics wanes sabe four mont motes, or vi 20 Ma i above goods aro fully Warranted and suumpods wiih the ma. | 200 3 cas » T33g | nufactirer’s name, and sold subject to the cusamary cules of 800 314 Cl & Polodo RR... 38 3 . elivery 0: b+} =~ 6 6} Hs The immediate uttention of the trade ls requested, as this 30 sale will pomtively last only a few days at the above great 250 “ TWENTY PER CENT. 100 This being the finest and most desirable stoek.of old pen 60 and pencils ever offered in thix market, and as the ‘followin 200 Peer, rll aly are the cheapest and best gokl pens now | 465 s CIROULAR. * SRI, RAT te angen te Missouri 6's... 74% B60ahe Har RR prof. 20 | AA oxen present ages Ra in os imuoeiat aren ; i nent age " Boao Tn Cen RR Dds. Bis 160 Mich o A N'T RIE 1035 | connary 4 inhi of fe nowy in Merk. apd durebitiy. in use pee 15 20 ve Of JOHN FOLEY, manufacturer of fue gold pens, gol E 0 ~ nnd silver peneil and pen cases stand. pre emiuenty het jo00 La CAMHLG be 30 12M Bo & superior value is tested by the long time he has been engage Bebe Del & TCI Co 101% 87 L-Croaso & OUY Sy ce eee Pe fort gt tg cart Ps a We, the subseribers, who know the value of thase pena, from % constant use of them for a number of years, chearfully recom 50 Ponm Coal Co... 61 110 Panama Ri. mend them to thous who wish the “beat” and most perfoct 100 Reading RR. 26-Mich Cantal pen made. Signed by the following, and over one thousand othora:— Hevry 1 Jaques, Vicw President Motropoliiacltank. Gee. J. Seney, Giahter, ‘do. do, 5 e do, 100 do, Th 190 Chic &R & SALES OF BONDS AND STOOKS AT AUCTION. By Albert H. Nicolay. $7,000 Cincinnati 6's. Int. added 76% 3,000 Miiwaukio 7’, do. 60a51\; 4,000 Brooklyn 6's Pe do. 82 66,000 United States 5 per cent bonds do. 60 kha Evie RE Fox and Wiscousin Improvement Co. New York Centrai KR. By’ $3,000 Now York and Harlom Rk 3,000 Milwaukie and Horicon RR. 8’ 6,000 Milwaukie and Beloit RR. Ce 4,000 Missouri 6's, 16,000 Memphis 6's 20 shs Hank of Commerce. 10 Clinton Fire Ins. Co. AON. American do, CITY COMMERCIAL. REPORT. Fuupay, Nov. 13—6 P. M. Asies,—The market was steady but sales were limited, including pots at 7c. and pearis at 644¢ a 63,0. BkkADWIOH Fs: —Fioui of depressing the prices of breadstuffs, and flour declined, chiefly on supertine and extra State and Westorn brands. Supertine Stato $4 85 8 $5 00 Int. added do. 8’s.. do. do. do. Western aud per 4950 500 kxtra Ohio and Western 5 20a 60 | Canadian superfine and 6258 6% Baltimore, Alexandria and Georg 6158 62% Southern funcy und extra, 16 75a 700 Choice extra family and bak 17258 850 Rye flour. 3 60a 600 Corn meal. 350a 375 Canadian ange nt in prices. ‘The sales embraced about 700 bbis. at the above prices. Southern sold to a fair extent, and closed with the turn of the market in favor of purchasers. ‘The sales embraced about 1,600 & 1,800 bbis. at the above quotations. Rye flour and corn meal wera unchanged, Wheat declined from 2c. to 3c. per bushel, especially for the lower grades. ‘The sales embraced about 20,000 a 30,000 bushels, including Chicago pring at 960. a Vee inferior or damaged Southern ut Y5c.; 4,400 bushels red Delaware Were sold at $1 20; amber ‘colored Tonnessoe at $1 31, with white Southern prime at $1 30, prime Canadian at $1 50, and small lots prime red Ubio at $1 16. Corn was easier, with sales of about 20,000 bush- ele Western mixed ut 760. a 78. Rye was quiet, at Téc, Barley was in fair demand, with sales of 4,000 "bushels ood State wt Toc. « 9c, the'latter figure for prime, Outs wore in fuir demand, at 36v. a 400. for Southern, 38¢. 42c. for Jervey , und ut 43e, a 450. for State and Western. Gormua.—Saics of 600 bugs of Rio were made at 9}¢¢ a Ile. Cortox.—The news of the decline in Liverpool brougltt by the Arabia checked sales, while the stock in first hands Doing very light, holders were not disposed to proaa sale, A bid wan made for a line at Xo. off, and declined. .—Shippers had not had time to mataroly exa- mine their letters received by the Arabia, and hence, though ship room was reduced, engagements were mode- rate, To Liverpool wheat was at Qd., and flour at ‘Qe. a Qs. Bd. ; 1,500 casks of cheese were taken at 27s. 6d., and 600 bbis. rosin at 2s. 6d. To London 1,000 bbis. flour Were engaged at 28. 94. To Glasgow about 2,000 a 3,000 bushelsof wheat were engaged, in ships’ bags, at 10d. Thero was no change to notice in rates for the Continent. Frvim.—Rasing were selling to a moderato extont at $2 20 a $2 30 for M. K.'s, and at $2 40 a $2 50 for ; qglit™ Sales of about 1,000 bales wore made, at Sic. & Naval Stonm.—Spirits turpentine were firm, with sales of about 160 bbls. at 4130. & 420., and 1,500 do. common rosin at $1 36 for 310 Ibs. delivered. Crude turpentine ‘was quiet at $3 50 per 280 Ibs. On8.—We have only to notice sales of 8,000 a 10,000 gnilons American linmeed at 580. a 600. cash.” Sperm and whale were quict, with some shipments to Englaud on owners’ terms, Provmone.—lork—The market was inactive and sales limited to some 160 bbis., in small lots of mess, at $19 15. ‘Thin mess was at $19 66, and prime do. at $16 a $16 50. ‘The latter was scarce, and contined to few hands. Beef was firm, with sales of 400 a 560 bbls., including country prime at $6 a $7, and country moss at'#9a $10; ropacked was unchanged. Beef hams were firm, with sales of about 30 bbis. at $14 a $1650. Bacon ‘sides wore steady, at $ 12 Ke. ‘Cut meats were scarce and firm, at 84 a 8c. for shoulders and 10j;c. for hama. Lard was firm, with sales of 400 bbis. at 12s,0. a 1Se.; prime, in kegs, was held at 133g0. Buttor was in fair demand, at 10. 9 Ke. for Ohio and Me, a Bo. for State, Choose ranged from Te. a Se. Scaans.—'The market was tolerably active and the sales embraced about 640 bhds., included in which were a small lot of Porto Rico, in bond, at 54c., cash, and 40 do. , duty free, at Myc. a 8c; and the remainder consisted of Cuba muxcoyados, at 5c. a for refining goods. and 636. @ 7346. for common to fair grocery xoods, and 425 boxes Hay: at 64c. a 63gc.; and 160 do. good light brown, at ee a Be. —Salew of 150 bags of pepper were made at pri vate terms, and 80 bagy Calcutta ginger at Sse. a 60. ToRacco still continues dull of sale, a number of lots of Spanish tobacco have becn exported to Europo for owners’ account; the sales embraced 62 bhds. Keatacky at #o. 13}¢0.; 29 bales Havana at private terms; 51 cases seed leal, at I8e. a 33e. ‘Wriskxy,—Saies of about 200 bbls. were made at 230. Woot.—We are still without any inquiry for wool, the market has exhibited no sign of itprovement, and wo have to report. a et ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY. DAY. MISCELLANEOUS, eC annearned POR to CENTS. Bh scary amen famnoma rasan Belling for “Gane, ‘66 and 62 Fulton street, $1 FOR 0 CENTS. ron wyige vests, » EVANS’, 66 and 68 Fulton street —_— $1 FOR # CENTS. n Goor OARS OTRRCOATE, Belli for BS at RVAN®, 6 and @ Fulton street, FOR 0 C ANTS. M ome anid SILK VESTS, Belling for "ht RVANG?, 66 and 68 Fulton strane, Between Geld and Uli sureeta, —— $y] PO% cunts mA, VESTS, Belling for $1 60, at EVANS’, hed 66 and 68 Fulton street. $ FOR & CENTS, BLACK, Dom PANTS, worth Fr Selling for $2°75, EVANS’, 66 and A8 Fulton stron, Between Gold and Cliff streets. -—— —— reer <MY IMMRNSE STOCK OF $100,000. Wier iTNy Selling off At & great sacrifice, FOR casi, At DG ROOTS Celebrated Granite Hall, No. 142 Fulton street, near Broadway. Y \ae COUNTY CANVA th NEW NEW YORK LEADER ‘The official vors of the olty of New York, as 4, will be found In the New Your Ixsone of Saturday. ‘ | Yip COUNTY CANVASS Tn th NEW YORK LEADER ‘The official vote of the city of New York, @& far aa canvaga. ed, will be found ip the Naw Yous Leapge, of Saturday, ¥. Unihors 9. Connor Smith, Goo. v. B. Murray L. Haight, EO . A. Beardal . Tap pu i. Katie, T. Hook tee heh tenn aE RK. H. Lowr: Samu William F. brow Jobo A. Park ©... 1s Const iam Headers, *. Beach, Cashier Marine Bi A He Gen’! Koo! yman, Manager » Ansisiant Cashier American Exe ‘Teller American xc! ler American Exchange teas, » Leymour, Cashier Bank of North america. , Teller Bank of yi aaa New g Toller, do. do. do. ‘ork Clearing House. do, do. do. ye Bank. mk. President Metropolitan Bank. Withers, Cashier bank of the State of New York, Wk Teller Bank of Commeree, . do. ‘ashier Phenix sank Ke, Cashier Artisans’ Bank. oustant H. Brown, Merchants’ Bank. Wim. L. Jenkins, Assintant C: -D. Meigs, Paying Leiler mnldnou, ashier Kank of America. Keceiving Teller re do. Lord, Ass't do. do. R.J nderburgh, Bookkeeper do. JM Cowperthwaite, do. do. KE. H. Arthur, Cashier Union Bank. ALN. bmith, Paying Teller do. ©. M. Searnig, Collection Ui'k do, Theodore Kodgers, do. a. Goihout, President Bank of New York. J. k., Soutliworth, President AUantic Baak. George D. Arthur, R.A. Tooker, F.M. Harris, HW. Jobo Wyckoll, GA. Middlebrook, do. 8. K. Kaytmoud, Teller Mechani W. HL. Cox, Charies A.’ Ma Win. B. Mou, Joho t F Underhill, rry, Discount Ulerk, Park 4 ies Dennis, ¥. Pres. AUantic Muteal: ier do. cnshier Nassau Bank, Teller rundage, Teer beeseman, cy, ‘Teter, do. do. W. Townsend Jones, Secretary, J. H, Chay nan, i % do. pmith, Pres, Comanereial Mstaal Tua. Co, jo er, . Secretary, Teller Market Bank. do. Bank. do. Cashier Park Bank. do. eneral Bookkeeper, Pack Bank. Bank. Insurance Co. io. 0. ter, N.Y. Mutual Insurance Company. J.B. Paulison, late See. Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co, A.B. Neilson, Pres. 5un Muvual Insurance Company. John Whitehead, Secretary, . ' ¥. k. Antho do. do. Elwood Wats Mercantile Mutual Insurance Co, Charies Newevinb, Vico Pres, do. ©, J. Despard, Sgcretar mo. Leconey, Len). 0. Ouderdonk, Wm. K. John A. Parker, Vice Pres. Gi Vice » Beers ick, Hook. J.B. Cox, Vice Pres. inson, Necretary, Douglass’ Kobi Ww Wm. Ellsword Wrniney, , Book kee | Pres. Brooklyn Fire Insurance Company. "Ys er, Win. F. Leggeti, secretary, M Wm. i E. B. Litehbeld, Tr J.T. Davenport, Treasurer Hudson River Railroad jorris Franklin, P1 Beers, ( i surer Wells, Butterteld & Uo. John ltvey. Freight Superintendent Adama’ Express Co, ve 0. Charlies @. Clark, do. E. L. Spencer, American Express Company, Buffalo. U Burtes Expy ‘ompany. founty Clerk. Isjand RaUroad Company a. Nek Freeman's Journal. | The reuiainy will be taken wo New Haven, Os, for inter- ‘ork Herald. ted sylvan press C ve Agent ‘Cashaer New New York ite Insurance Co, ‘4 3 Kk. Ackerman, Secretury Kobi. Forsythe, reat rr do. i, Columb Ys do. Pres. Pacific Mutual, lagurance Co, do. Western Insurance Co, 10. do. do. Co. do. do. ght Ag't da. do. do. Clevelund pad Toledo RR. Co, ompany, 0. omy 0, Walls, Fargo. honkgeper Ni Hookkeeper do. bb, Jr., New Youk I. er. edger. Alex, Jones, Commercial Edior New York Herald. Henry L, Meech, Cashier Dally Times la. William M. Weaver, W. He P. Bart Winsiow, Lanter & Co., T. Kerc Je Brewer & © x bam & Uo., G.5. Robbing & Ce Carpenter Vermil 1, Harrixon & Co, iawell, Krown & DeRosset, 1. Roberts & ¢ Hi. T. Morgan & tent Ladie anally <a ese this city frags the and sell them ot the manufact ugers’ prices: — Tiffany & Go Slote & Janes: W. Crawf Nathan Lane Rowne & Co. ie. & Thomas. Web & Loucel ©. Shepard J. A. Hi. Hasbrouck, Stat Oty Lucas Bros. tioners J. Murphy & Co..... Booksellers and sta Cantield Bros. & Co. Joweler...... Frank Taylor W.1 &0.8. Morriso ree bonk pen ora pen aod 3. 5. Bloomfield... W. Kose... H, Anstice & Co... 2. Root, Anthos &Co.. Ww ad sell a Beni Co. Oo, be i" alt . dewellen Stauoner da. to. Meigs & Greenleaf, et Clark, Dodge & Co., Paireti BC Hoary 8 A SM G0. Schietfelin & F owler, Fanshawe, Bidriige, Hougmom, do, Waide Barry & Co. RETAIL, PRICES. tra fine points for ladies? writing. ‘ neil aaae (with tine gold pem) at $4, Wold at $6.) A lage lot of penclis at reduced Purchased at the above low prices in qin, huases, Whe connually receive ot SReezTseR ore 5) Broadway. ‘% Fulton atreet, 72 Chambers street, . Cedar street, aod Atiantic st, Brin. Cor. Nassau & Cedar, Cor, Naseae & Pine. + 68 Pine street. Sutome 45 William street. Co. Btaaaners 71 Wail street. Steaamers 10 Pearl street. Stauson ers + 1GL Pearl street. Stationers 29 Wall street. Suwdoners.. 78 Wallfpireet. Stadioners 158 Pearl street. Sugioners 64 Nassau strect. onksellera and sta Doners.. » 152 Falton street. toner OF BALTIMORE, 174 Pearl sireet. Booksellers and sta uoners. Geo. W. Webb..... Jeweller... 8.E. cor. Bagumore and Charles sta, . 8. W. cor Kaktimors and Charles ats. WASHINGTON CITY Blanebard AMobum Stauovers Rioaener Stationers Pennsylvania ave. Pennsylvemia ave. Pennsylvania ave. JOHN FOLRY, New Yors, November 14, 1857. LEGANT WEDDING CARDS AND ENVELOPES, AT roads prices to suil the times, at r of way, 00 THO Duane sireet. taken'—Punishment—dzst, rohibited from Inna, although to conte, $8 00. very articialess than ever We! all others Be AND SHOKS. TO GASH BU YESS. A bar ‘one of Clarko’s beaver: Manufacturer, 163 Wrowtway. the great card depot, AND SEPOYS KILLEDI-NENA SATIUB losaa of cagtes second, $20 Rag. price will be $15, $12; business OLA © Miat be soil Wk, fhe Willinm street ege,ned well selectad tock of ‘eg thoom and rubbers rom At MILLR&, Fownns BM & HEDGES, METAY street, wp staira, They respectfully ingite you to exsonive ihels stock, which reatly rediaced prices far cash, they are sei on™ RETAILING BELOW COST OF IMPORTA. on. Ratin de laine, Laee eurtaina with I ’ mylesand prices, ai J. B. MALS re and cl IGES CVT DOWN BELOW AUCTION RATE CRAFT den yy WINTER CLOTHING, at ROGERS & RAYMOND'S, Corver of Fultam and 910,000 worth All atthe KRLTY & FERGUSON, Lo: UEN'TS’ AND ROYS’ abors, ge a an, winter ¢! COST OF MATEP, iA TALS. The above munt be oi and learn the fered in the ref Ahuir choige, y tende #5 worth S00 x 10 28 » li u =: aon Broun NDIA RUBBER BOOTS for w 5 boots aboes, Sars Set Canal ‘Sree, SS, Nasaau stre, of bow streais, a’ overcoats ai Boy®’ school an: Boys’ LX ‘4 dress quite, Jackets, pants, ‘all and soo the articles Rin never before of. ‘ly coumtomers will have 170 Baltimore street. | trom his tate renidencs 142 Baltimore strwot, | mains will be interred At Matbuwh, 1. ject, injure the skin. Cuwrox—ELaenpory. Rev. Mr. Sheddon, Mr. MENDORF, niece of Capt. O. N. Jenkins, ab of Rahway, N. J. church, Faq., of Charleston, Sou WARD Cevaxn, daughter of the late of this city. residence of the bride's father, b Timonoxsx Surm to Suaay E., daughter ef George Cheshire, Baq. all of this city invited to attend the fune requested to attend the funeral, to two 06 ham, Ne. 5 MISCELL ANEOUR, ~—DOUBLE BOLE WATKA PROOF awe $4.50. boots, now ready at JONES, lb Aun wireet comp Museum. . For thirty days only, AUOAK Batata $280.00 86 Fulton street. 4 Over & quarter of @ Mammoth siock of Fashionable and well made garments ya. offer auc , GREAT SALE OF CLOTHING, ORMAT INDUORMENTH Come one and all. OF Witwo. ANGEROUS ULCER ON HEAD, PENETRATING THD skull.—The son of Catharine T. Rogers, No. 91 iThater t, cured by Dr. Smith's magnotic salve of ulcer on band lone of part of kull bone. Witness of cure, &. Day, cam * Fiage manufacturer, 19 Ureene street. __ 5B. SMITH, 77 Canal street, near Churets MPORTANT TO HOUAEKERIKHS, immenne display of French china dinuer seta Po? French chinia ten neta, French chinw totes neta Paria clocks, bronzes, fanc sods iver pinted ware,” mtatuary. articles, ‘The Aine assor tiyent tg ode Lage DRTED BY US FOR TI la now offered to our retail customers tt TAPE FOR CASH alan unprecedented reduction ur k. V. HAUGHWOUT & CO, Corner of Broadway and Broome trent amen y eed OF THR FRENCH, ORRMAN, me. Hah and Spanish done ia the shortest Ume possibly, boolas writen up and all kinds of accounta reniified or made ok ne Lemons given in the French, English and Sreniely Avviy ais Hicks ntreet, lyn, oF Trauslaton je INVALIDG AND TRAVELLERS. WOLFE'S SCHTEDAM AROMATIC ROHN APPS. ‘A medicinal diet drink, of eminently waluinry qqualitées, manutneinred by himself exclusively, at his fuotery wt fichier dam, in Hollen Iti#made from the best barley that can be aeleeted in Kw Tope, with the essence of an aromatic Itallan berry, of ao knowledged and extraordinary medtcinat propertion. | It hale * long since nequiredia higher reputation, both in Kurope and America, than any other diuretic beverage. In gravel, gout and rheumatiam, in obstructions of the biad@ der and kidneys, and in general debility, ita effects are promp » decided, and invariably reliable. And tt is not only a remedy. for these maladies, but, in all cases in which they are pro duced by drinking bad water, which t# almost universally the cause of them, it operates at's sure preeniiee. ‘The distressing effect upon the stomach, bowels, and blad- der, of travellers, or new residents, and ail tomied to them, produced by the wa Persons unaccus- reof nearly all our greak PDL wad Alabama; droem + Ne matter contained in inland rivers, ‘like the Ohio, Missi Hho large quantity of decayed vou them, in awtate of is well known, aw in nlso that af the watera of lim 1, cadeoult, and stone in th Schnappa in an absolute tion of bad water, and ly preventa t ie wo casion. It to be acure aad preventive: fever and ague, x complaint caused by the conjoint effects of vege table malaria in the atmosphere, and vegetable putrescences In the Waters of th itprineipaily prevaila, The Aromatic Se! reat cinily, ‘a4 Well as by many in every community beeme Known, On recount of ita various other remedial p Tn all canes of a drop ey itis generally the only medy require pled in the early stagesof the din- se, In dyspeptic maladies, when take: ex aK A dle drink uniform experi obminaie canes, Ww have falled (o afford more than teroporary relief fiatulency ft ikan immediate and invariable specific; and is ed in diluted and. proportionate quantities, n all those paroxyams of eriping Daim els to which they are especialiy #ab- 8s well as in the colic of grown persons. 1th judicious adoption in connection with the principal meala or when # sense of exhaustion dictates tts ase, newer fails ta relieve the debility attendant upon protracted chronic mala, dies, low temperament, and exhausted vital energy, by what- “1 we are fn toh ne ical men, both i Staten, their highest written authorities Put up in quart and pint bottles, in cases of two dozen ean, my name on the bottle, cork, and tao simile of my signan ‘onthe Inbel. For sale by all the respectable druggists grocers in the United States. DOLPHO WOLFE, Sole importer, Benver street, New Yo 'HISKERS AND MOUSTACHES FORCED TO GROW in six weeka, by my onguent, which will not stain or $i a bottle, sent to of the cquntry, + hange, RG. GRAHAM, 614 Broadway; BRIGGS, No. | Bao ‘Albany. Married. fn Wednesday, Nov. 11, by the Joux Cuuton vo Ming Puonue BR. Ka Cornix—Cuvaxn.—On Thursday, Nov. 12 the Rev. Dr. Hawks,’ Tnowas Caroling, to Misa Saran Fisw- Houry N. Cruger, Hq., Charleston papers please copy. © Hawxiss—Dvu.—In burg, on Wednesday Ham morning, Nov. It, by Judge Durgest tra W. Hawa, of Goshen, to SaRan BULL, daughter of ihe lalo Ebenezer Bull, of the former place, xs. —in Tuesday ovening, Nov. 10, at the . the Rev. J. K. Searles, Baxtow.—On Friday mornin; jow. 13, after o tedious Mines, Mrs. Taman Bantow, rel‘evof the late Benjamun W, ow. The friends and relatives of the fansily are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, tommorzew afternoun, at ona o'clock, from No. 40 Morton street. Boerwick.—At his residenca, in thia city, om Friday, Noy. 13, Mr. Laoxaxn Boerwian, aged 45 yours The funeral services will ke plage at his later No. 29 Rivington street, to-day, at swelve o'clock M. Tho relatives and friends of tho fainily are invited to attend, ment. Canrester.—Om Thursdsy, New. 12, Leoxaae W. Can-. rawr, of the drm of Carpenter & Randolph aged 33 years, ‘The relatives and friend of der family are rempectfully . al, to morrow aftarneon, at Lag egg ng rk dhe Tommins ¥)!) be taken %© Pimnfoldy iL two o'clock, f1 enveth street N. J., for iaterment Daxnam.—On Thoredsy, Now. 12, Mrs. Saman Desrias aged 83 yours, 2 mouths snd 2 day's ‘The relagiwws and fricags of the family are respectfully a ie, from Mis State Farkueton. —On lew wutleace of ~ab, Pz0ok!y n. siay, Nov. 13, ster a lingering J) nest, Rcmaners, wife olGeerge W. Farrington, im tho adit year of her age. ‘The Priends and relatives of the femily, and tb her wreahers inlaw, Joba M., Jonas M. and Jos Farrington, William Jeving and William Law, Jr., respecWully invited ‘o altend the funeral, to-morro’ nove, at three o'clock, from her laie residence, East Twenty seven street, withow® farth Wer Upper Canada eng California papwes pleas Gruss. —At big residence, in Alijany , on Mon 9, Capt, Jowan Gussorm, in the Gith year of his number of years. a steambuat captain on the Ne sad of jute Years in connection wish the Albany mod ine. Hv1..—On Fyiday, Nov. 13, ef cousumptinn, Pamwmuia, wife of John J. Hull, aged 56 yours, # mouths rad 14 days: The fureral will take place \ozmorrow after agon, at ono o'clock, fromthe residence of her son, Guar'es C. Waite, No, 176 West Fifteenth street. The friewdla cL the family are requestul attend withogt Curther notice. Danbury Times please copy, Kana rie Sarey City, o@ Thursday, Noy. 12, after a short bet seve ons, TAMaLTON Zinn are, Youngest’ child of Mobert B and Klener Zabrinkie Fashaw, aged 3 years, 3 months and 17 days. ‘The frieamis and acquaint anoes of the funily are reepect- fully invited to attend the Caneral, Uhis morning, at elevem o'clock, ftom the residence of ber pareats, No. 423 War- ren streat, Jersey City, suthout further invitatien. The remaing will be taken to Glow Cows, L. L, for interment. Manxtn.—Ow Thursde /, Nev. 13, Gronce Menus, aged 96 years. a native of Boafow, county Cork, lrelan. he fameral will take plage to-day, at tweive gelock M., «No. 172 Malgerry stro, His re of He fo. 118 ty, Nov. for ® river aun Mownemrt %_ Noy. 12, after a long and se- vere illness, Dexiar, wit of Jobu B. Morrell, im the 6a year of her ‘age. The {rends and a-qumintances cf the family are reepect- Duty imvited to attegd the funera), from ber lave ‘B Second avenue Forty nin:B street, this morning, ab. elt seven @alock. Her semaine Will be taken to- Soul jong Island, for inte ement Prenam.—On Tirursday everung, Nov. 02, Mary, wife of : Sane and fr he family peottully relatives jends of the famiy are rest WWVited to atterg the funeral, from her ‘ate residence, Na, 20 Lafayette wrenue, Brosklyn, thie afternoon, at twe look PractasnIn Jersey Ci, on Thursday, Nov. 12, Mr, Ronert Prrenase, in the Tist year of hia The funeral will take place at two o'clock this afternoga, from Grace church Jersey ty. Roppry -In Brooklyn, on Thursday , Nov, 12, Fuuaamer: Aww, wife of Hugh Roddey, and eldest of James). ang Soptum Wallace, in the Zist year of ber ” “She raistives and (rien of the family are invited tee to-mortow aflernoon, at two o'clock, from Nos. § and 6 Cottege row, Furmaa Brooklyn ‘ she Seurr—-On Thursday, Mov, 12, of consumption, Mr. Suwvow L. Scorr, m the 333 year of his age. A!dany papers please py. Soz.—On Friday evening, Nov. 13, Maar Avorera, only child of ohn H. ead Mary ©. Steclé, aged 2 years, b months and 2% days, Phe friends and acquaintances of the fuxajly are as oad fully requested to atuend the funeral, frem the resklence of her paranta, No 531 Hudson street, to morro alleoty ‘neon, at cae o'clock, withous further \ayitation. Sunday papers please ory, Syke —On Fralay, Nov. 13, Wane 3. Sram, ogod @ yp Years, T month apd 25 days. The members of the Martiett Guarda and Whitehall Mw ketoows, are respectfully invited to sttesd the Caner 4, ‘van 128 Clintep street, to-morrow aflern00n, #t¢ og 0 Glock, without further invitation, ‘Tavion.—On Friday morning, Nov. 13, Many AWE rg. Met of the Inte James Taylor, of this ety, aged 42 yes ry, g ‘mon\ days. Her remains wil bo removed hia morning, af eight o’elock, to Hempstead, 1. T., for \uterment, > or into Fenidence, No. 2a7 Sixih street, | ‘4.—auddenly, on Friday, Nov. eerie Rowan’ A. Taareas, i Ube Sud disease of year of hig age. The relatives and frienda of the family arr invited to attend the funeral, from the resid mtn ter, Mrs, Mary M. Riesett, No. 131 Oomcorr , emer “ lyn, to morrow afternoom, at two o'clock, yi aaa, invitation thout Furtins Vor. On Friday, Nov. 13, Fewwny yy year of ber age &, in the soa Het relatives aad friend are ree funeral, this evening, at reren o’elo of bor son a law, Jobn Demarest, ested to attend the k, from the resitence So, 96 Bagrow singab