The New York Herald Newspaper, November 17, 1858, Page 2

2 NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, ~atlisctapelglcneselllaiceeresabatiaeaasicdanasinbeciiinlamgsbecerate Our St. Petersburg Correspondence. Sr. PerexaBons, Oct. 26, 1858. Speowlative Mania of the Russians——Scheme for the General Establishment of Primary Schoola—The Black Sea and Mediterrancan Steam Navigation Company—Extension of Rusrian Naval Stations—Fresh Steam Navigation Pro- Jects—Russian Successes in the Caucasus, de., dc. ‘The speculative mania that seized upon the Russians im- mediately after the close of the late war still continues at its full heighth, The number of companies and associa: tions of every description that have sprung up in these last two years is quite wonderful. It is true moat of their projects only exist om paper, but the shares are disposed of without difflculty, and command a premium even be fore the first steps are taken to realize the objects for whieh they are issued. These speculations are not con- fined to railroads, steam packets, banks, manufactories, and similar matter-of-fact undertakings; they embrace even literary and scientific objects. An association has ‘Deen recently formed for the purpose of diffusing educa- tion, by founding libraries and cabinets de lecture in every town and considerable village of the empire; by publish ing standard works, original and translated, at low prices, ‘and encouraging authors of repute, by premiums, to write books of amusement and instruction for the masses. Great expectations are entertained from this enterprise; but it appears to me that an essential condition for its success has been overlooked—before the people can enjoy the benefits of cheap literature they myust first be taught to read. Very likely, however, while Jam writing this, an association may have been set on foot for establishing primary schools throughout the em pire, which would certainly be of more practical utility than ali the other projects taken together, though it is another question whether it would be particularly lacra tive. M. Kokoreif, the patriotic merchant of Moscow, would be the man for such a scheme, but it is doabtful whether evcn his millions would suffice’ for so gigantic an undertaking. When the Ministry of the Crown Domains was organized under the reign of the late Emperor Nicho. las, one of the duties assigned to it was the establishment of Village Schools; but as yet, in spite of all the efforts em ployed, out of the one hundred thousand villages com. prised in these domains, not one in ten is in possession of such an inetitation. Of all the new associations just alluded to, the Black Sea and Mediterranean Steam Navigation Company has ex cited the greatest interest, and has attracted the notice of Europe, not ¢0 much by its commercial as by its political importance. It has now been in existenee for more than ar, and thanks tothe mileage granted by goverument, sbarebolders have already received a dividend of six nt, Besides the ports of the Black Sea, both Rus per sian and Turkish, its regular trips include Constantinople, Athens and Marseilles, aud they will be extended next sea son to Alexandria, Trieete, Algiers, Cadiz, &e. The acqui- | sition of the harbor of Vilia Franca by this company is a | significant fact, although the English papers, after the first | Durst of indighation at the sudden stride made by the “Colossus of the North,’ haye been trying to persuade | themselves that it is to be nothing but a coaling depot. In | reality it is a military and paval station, and will serve as | 4 central port, not only for the company’s steamers, but | for the squadron of men of-war which Russia intends to keep permanently in the Mediterranean. It | would ‘be ‘mistake, however, to regard. this as & demonstration “against England, whoge naval force in those waters will a be immeasurably | euperior to anything that Russia can send there. it wil. | a counterpose to the naval armaments ing on at Pola, in the Adriatic; ¢ more evident that the Otto d together much longer, it is flag to be at band to take a part ur when the final catastrophe and, as it is daily bee man Empire cannot hi becessary for the Rus im the events that m st 06 It bas always been a great desideratum, too, for wesian navy to get out of the two narrow seas that | cramped and confined its operations ever since it rst called into existence by Peter the Great, and ta which it only emerged at long intervals daring the Tu: kish wars, to return home immediately after the con- clusion of peace. The first step towards extending its sphere of action was made in 1852, by sending Admira! Putiatine with a squadron to Japan and the Chinese Sea ‘This has led to the establishment of a regular naval sta tion in the Pacific, which is now bewg followed by a *milar one in the Mediterrancan. A second Steam Navigation Company, for the Baltic and German Oceans, wil! commence its activity next spring, the capital having been al! paid up and the boats pur chased in England and France. The Amoor Compan} Said to be preparing to take advantage of the facilities obtained by the late treaties with China, which will have the effect” of drawing of the tea and fur trade from Ki st. AS soon as the railway from sk to Castries Bay is constructed—which ‘cannot take long, the whole distance being under forty-five milee—the peltry and other productions of Siveria and the is Amoor will be transported from thence to the Chinese ports ad exchanged for tea, which, instead of the long and tedious land route through’ Siberia to Europeau |, Will be forwarded to Cronstadt by sea round the Cape of Good Hope or the Horn. In this carrying trade American bottoms are likely to have a large share, they being a yet almost the only vessels that have found their way to Nikolayevsk and Castries Bay. Several of the steamboats that are now plying on the Atwoor were built m the United States, and the trade between Russia and America in those distant regions, not inconsiderable, will probably ere which is already jong assume very respectable dimensions. e-news from the Caucasus is quite important. The fummer's campaign has been carried on with cuergy, and seems to have been attended with decisive results. | Tue tions were conducted iu the south by General Vref sky yand in the north by General Eudokinof!. The former orveved the chain of mountains that de Tashitia from Dog! 8 to the height of ; Presenting almost insuperable difficuities to the march of an army. The mountaineers offered the most obstinate resistance; every petty fort had to be be taken by storm, and in the assault of one of them, Gea Vreffsky himself received a mortal wound. His brother had met with the same fate at the battle of t | was called to the chatr, and P. ble managers, wd me a matter how disagreeable the weather or how hard to secure remunerative houses, viz., of the pg ‘food's, Bryant's and oie on 's Minstrels, and Banvard’s panoramic views af the respective advertisements. 1OALn ING OF , THE HE PEOPLE’ . AND REGULARS’ "a Fie alsermanie Con wention, held at the Howard House, low. I Mr. uel Be Williams, of the Second ward, in Daniel sel Brophy, of the First, and yope Cleaty, «ft ward, » y John E. En. ARD TO THE ELECTORS.—THE GERMAN Pe i (07 lican Central Committee has, in its meeting on the stant, in respect to the near election, Rebolved. Apart from bitregard {o poll, 1» use ovary ia, suze, that onl able ‘nnd bon shall. be Me ibeciiee atens oxmereoion mane peewerted Dyall means. ba ong ed, That all good citizens shall be requested to unite for this ne Buepene ‘and aim to have elected by more activity be- ioe, ot {pation in the election of able and Hig satietea? hecatee only in consequence of, the it anon mination . a coco ‘which have dissausiied a great partof jos shall be published in the Rescind, That these resolutions shall be pbligh a, OTICE.—AT, A MEETING, OF TIE, CRANE ASSO: tee hee ey ig ‘est sireet, on Tuesday et Rov. 16, 1888, Wi fai Soy nese his name as a can: if derma Te BAKER Chairman, HENDERSON, $8e 0 i845 TOMINA’ ION OF THE NINETEENTH WARD WORK ingmen s Union Independent Club—¥or Councilman, EDWARD DE LACY. FOPLE'S AND REGULARS’ ORGANIZATIONS meeting of the delegates to the People's and Ri City Convention, held on Monday evening, 15th inst., at Hall, on motion,'a committee of one from each ward pointed by the Chair, to make arrangements for x Faulfieation meeting, to ratify, the nowination @ Stephen P. Russell for Comptroller, nod that of James Lynch, for nor of the wuse. ‘The following named gent appointed - yo cor First ward, Uibara Wi heed Second ward, William Thompson, Third phen W Swift; Fourth ward, John Crowe: D. Dixon; sath ward, Michael Fitzgerald; S 1 Fighth aid Robert &. Linn; Ninth Tenth ws en Reed; Eleventh ward ward, Thos. C. Beach; Thirteenth. ward, Fourteenth ward, Micliael Smith; Fifteenth w Genet; Sixteenth ward, George H. Ming: Seven William ¢ Coulter; Eightecath ward, W. Drake ineteenth ward, Thos. McSpedou; ‘Twentieth ward, Kennedy; Twenty first James Huston; ward, Daniel Witter. sons: Joan, w o clock Jaws Ho stow Dante ©. [QTM :ALDERMANIC, DISTRICT TWENTY s rned meeting of the Nominating Com aon appoteies ur the nle’s Vigilant and Taxpayers’ Asecoiation, atthe house of F. Anthony, Klegesth wv And Forts ninth street, on the 12th inst., Hall, Pifty third street, on the 15th Anthony wi tary. The names of a ‘number of gentlemen ha iu hominattcn and balloted for as candidates for Adolphus Ancreas, Ksq., baving received the ma, votes, was duly nominated to be s=pported at the ens: tion, whereupon his nomination was made vinantmous In presenting the name of Mr. Andreas to the electors of the Twenty second ward for their suffrages at the approaching election, the cominiitee have been act by a sole desire to Select gentleman cf ktown and acknowledged integrity and Problty, as well as of high perscnal standing la the community, and Cs unblemished private character, and while we do noi ak disparagingly of the cther gent cs were submited “othe consideration Of th we claim for the nominee a degree of inte wit ca, sound indgmen', unselfishness, mo whl renders he highest decree as to represent the p sad the taxpayers ge ward ip the coun of the clty. Mr. Andreas is s native of the ity, and an old residext of he Twe is second ward, where property during a lie marked & keen Tegard for the prosperity to ite boner, credit and perma : be in reference to its executive, Jegislative or pelic ¢ be has ever manifes ed the liveliest interest and watelifu many t F jected. Andreas is a new man, and has never bee contaminated by Aacclation with the corrupt demagogues and rogues who evek, by e' me — in their ees {o defraud and swindle“ the ety treasury. He man, and trustworthy ia all te relations of life. “yhe renty second ward is one of the most eligibly located and rowitig in the city, and to say Lat tt eres: have been Shamerly fisregarded and Hegie seer what every voter may’ whuess in bis dally walus thovugh fts ungtad nues and bait paved streets. To tts want ot greater aud enlarged conventesces fer the rapidly augneniiag population St ebiliren fu additional schoci houses, ts the loud! an’ well groeded demad for (he immediate aiid prompt improvement of the great water front by the co rustruction of ett omtantinl p' docks and bulkheads, for the general convenience of veesels laden with provisions, wood, , ©: 1 lumber and bouding mate rials; and also for promp: permission to the Hudson River Balirond Company to place smal! cars upon their track, which bas #0 long and se justly been demandec by the whole popula tion bordering cn the river from Fourteents to Pity third strcets—these and many cther improvements, which are de manded by every consideraiion of justice and sound potiey will enga, constant and faithful attention of Mr gndre should be be elevated to a seat in the Board of Alderma@ at the coming cant Mr. Andreas’ postticn as a taxpayer, the friend of laber, and bis well known vigilance in all tains to the progr pure pledge that be his constituents that at per 8 aud sclid improvements of the ward. ts a to secure to on wickec! ty and un justifiably withhe F other cogent arg Sectors of the Twenty second ward are earnestly ‘0 ratly Jn cbe unbroken phalanx ‘othe support of Ado phus Andress for Alierman. ‘therefore. Resolved, That in submit:ing to the people of the Torenty: second ward the name of Adolphus Andres for Alderman, your commi'tee deem it but just to say they have been prompted by no cther than motives of a just desire to present fellow citizens A strong. reliable, unexception man | honorably and fearicasly rge sta which you may commit to his hands. and wih the siri-test regara ts the public sel far as bis influence and the legitimate sec pe of bis dit permit, and that we hereby pledge ourselves able efforts to secure bis eecti 2 Resolved, That the rapii.y increasing population in the Crimea. He survived long enough, however, t Lg ceive the submission of the Didritzi, the warlike inhabi 4 sel ounie cur et = ‘ tants of those mountainous regions, who have Steas Pod wady = se “i tt that pri Iways distinguished themselves by ‘their invete ed. That the gradicg of Eighth, Nisth ont Tenth ave enmity to Rostia, while Cx arghanof, his ed for by e@ery consideration of sound policy, and Successor in the command. penetrated tnto the fastnesses be delayed long: necessary 'ogempl of Ankratl, and effected a junction with a oe Par py d from the eastward up the sources of the Samur. | great aud much needed j. ube Improren issian soldier had pt as a | Street on these inacces from whence Resolved. That we bave searched the armed bands used to descend, like eagles from their | Board of Aldermen for the present io n to fad some eyries, to lay waste the fertile pl tia, which aoe : are at length. itis hop incursions of | Smanating from the present alderman of the these daring marauders T oe " Fadokinof, who w ceeded ib cecupying the right bank drove the enemy before him into the forests Itchkeri To distract his attention and puta stop to his progress in that quarter, Schamy! struck off to the northwest, apd made a rapid march in the direction of the fortress of Grozuaya, but was surprised in his » by General Mitchenko and dereated, with the loss of several hondred prisoners and all bis stores and baggage. Thi disaster is tated to have given the finishing stroke to bis prestige, which had already beea radely shaken by the inauapi. cious termination of the two last campagne. The in. habitants of the Tcbetchnia rose againet him, put his ibs to the eword, and sent deputations to the Russian headquarters, renouncing their allegiance to the Imaun and offering to swear fealty to the “ White Tzar.”’ Schamyl's sou, Kea: Mabomet, endeavored in vain to recall them to obedience, and was altimately obliged to retire before bis rebellious subjects and a Russian det woo that had been despatched to their . lokinoff, while b w Vedini, it the ndoning th to the undisputed sway of Russia. Gen. F in bis report, that the war, if not entirely ended, henceforth aasume a different charact-r, be confirming the inhabitants in their a ally subduing the resistance of the tr ton hie part, we will ase all honorable means nuance of his do: thing and idle poliey On tnotten the proceedings were orde: edt be ublished. PL Astnosy, secretary. 8. B. WALLER, Chairman. ‘TH WARD —AT A MEFTING OF THE FIGHTH AND Niuth Ward Citizens: Club, bed at Spring Street Hall on Monday evening, Nov. 15, 1868, the follewtcg olietrs were 5 bugged any eaftrienery Resoived, That this club will not recognise any nominations ‘dhrough , pon him as serves his own y Rich MeGrath. Ly reist im thee hostility The Cir who | m mt om be confounded with the Tehcicherges aud Lisgbians, hare hardly stirred thie summer, and appear to be 80 moe! coy ed with internal dircussions that they have no lev for their usual forays. That our government cone the purification of Ue Caucasns to be alm’ t from the variety of plan: in progress, for the improvement 0 r is apring the (iret attemrt was made to pavigate | the river ap to Kutae with steamers, which hat been | quite successful. From K & railway will be cop structed to Titik, and from thence te Bak th con necting the Black Sea with (he Caspian. A eubmarine tele Eraph is to be laid down from Pou, at the mouth of the | river, to the Crimea, and thenee to Varn 4 another from Astrakban to Astrabad, which, when jeted. wilh | establish ateiegraphic communication f we ctorn most shores of Europ: wo t ntiers of Persia; and if the | ft Atlantic cable should have got ov uiftenitios by ft time, there will be a cor ne wires from the Guif of Mexico to th may be pr longed across Central (sia t ree all thee cannot be done in a day. but a beo nn on faa and in an age prolitic «1 marvels ike t ort, ome m bot despair of seeing even the most Garng schemes » complished Theatre: nd Musteal. color AcaDemy or Meee —Mile regiment the ni Daughter of the this evening. Me pear in the first piece greatly admired character BRoapway Tuners — to re-establish the far , class place of amuse nd the most »° 3 at ig iH Aunoune we thin evening Shakepere's “ Onbello St. Mary’* Eve, and the © King of iw Sino’ Gentex — Mr A. A Davenport, whe le acquired an enviable p n the est coation of tle N York play goers, notwither pility, is to haven | Young Witow,” & ron and Clifton an ort in the ca Bowsny Taree —S. yp Don ore ore to ® produced at this house t Pilot,” the pantom ine = Torn Ont.” w * Mises Den Tom Taylor « Waitack 8 —Mr ast comely, denom: hated ‘Going to the Bad, or My Soot t, hae made» bit, and will moet likely hav . ror rom Mr Brougham has a peculiar and very emasing chum nnd ie handsomely sugperied by Mrs lors. Mix Canner Mesers. Lester, leigh, Dyutt, & Lacna Keeve's conginues a great foowe of wtiraction the admirers of fine acting, combined with prope. © TY, Contumes and appointments, ‘Our American Cone,” | wow in the fifth week of successive representetion a» | rare to lnoreace in popularity every ht. The laugr @ble farce *tyled “Ap Objcel w aw oe ey | —Those who have reen the nowly arrived Pe emricane, Mie. Loyal, prowounce ber one of tbe | Omen « ' Micuae: Kenny joseph D. Rogers Thomas Loughien, Jas. Rawir, Dechie MeDossid, Rich’ MeDonaid, Jae. Morn ge Joba Harry, Thos. tyan, And hundreds of other good citizens. 147 WARD.—DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN RE lars ond people For Sebo Commis sioner, Henry P. West: School Trestees, Jeary napector, Bichsel Corenraa; b Hagge: ‘atriek Breinau; for Con: bomas MeG mire mai Pere Daweon, Secretary Nominating Convention. rH Wasp REGCLAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINA rman of the Kieventh Aldermanic distriat, WARD —\ MERTING OF THE PROPLE'S AND wlars’ Ward Commitier will be Lueld this evening, corner of Thirtiedh st Tenth Tout KENNEDY, Chsirman | 20". oN WEL, TH WARD —AT A MEETING OF DELEGATES OF euth A! are Gy oh be Milltown s Hall, fre i pecest oa tel of the Peop nd Regulars’ Gene: rel Commuter on motion the follow cers were nomi = Nor <ommigstoner of Common is. Won, Monten. iE Grecve,, For Ttusece of Gem sain, Win. MWalsh od Aiexantor Mewnten. For ea Andrew Mooney and Barney Mullen YH NARD- CITIZEN'S AND TAXPAYERS 880 ‘Al cation —A Committee of Conference from the Tw a wert wo Ae aby iv) meet with, and invite members Saociarions frOrk the Poreifi Twenty tire, ond Vecety sqgued wards to coniet wih them on ihe selection 1 candi igion for tbe conneil ‘iatricts comprising the above J he meeting will he helt at the roome of Awa morrow Thuraday evening. oS lect at Lamartine eruer of Twenty aims rest ab as enue DW ARD WALKER, Presiten: ro wane, Seereury AT WARD AT A MERTING OF THE PROPLE'S ord Recuiare Wa mreniion, held at Henry Smith Ca Vit tnetant. ibe fol 21° arth avenue, a ieket wae «Bir sa urn NOH, Chai GODETS POUBLE PLATE NUMBER FOR Deck 8 Ant Wis ror RESER hie mow sorgoaltt' SLIPPRR hy * Yourven fall length “Up t> the latewt nerve ar a W “a a Seth sn 2 iy b Cooma | 1M PERSONAL. SMITH —PLEASE TO SEND YOUR ADDRES TO 8. ned, tenets Zot wrote 8 note on the 1th FB, Sueunaes inst, 1. L. Livingstene, 1 mronussr0n See oe cazmentya ee Mod RAvOR- eninst Srdtt ecre in New ww York. 1f' Gh shout meet their $76, OF any person who have 3 any. in- formation of them, wh! eta aly reo Teedived b Mived by E rag rd James foes Address, care of NFORMATION WANTED—OF THE REV. W. BROWN, iT hee iypaaor Fs pena arnet M. E. church, and who lived seven years ago at 76 Frankfort strect, New York. Any nformation of pis energ hereabanite will be thankfully received by addressing M. ANTED—TO ADOPT A HEALTHY MALE CHILD of American ay. bel ween the ages of 15 and 20 months. Address Heary Hamilton, Broadway Post oftice. SPECIAL NOTICKS, RCANTILE LIBRARY AROOTATION. —MEMBERS M art aaee stor tho vinrpaes tie Weneadag) even ‘ or ee ing Nov. 7, a te orate pty fF Gini isl ER, Chairinan Cli W YORK QUOT CLUB, NO, 1.—THE aye or Fer E gay) 8 ocioce AN ena Ken. ee tsadanos te recusy iy oe a Secretary. OW ATENS, President, ‘Hakrr, FFICE OF THE THIRD Ae RAILROAD COM- New Yi November “at Be eunrunl mecttg the atc of the Third Ave- . allroad Com pany Dal on the 11th instant, the following gentlemen wie ‘ocmeae a tors for the en- ou oR rf meats Georee &, sama, the club Fith taal at 18th inat., ‘(Phankagl’ Ata aaeeall the directors, beld on the 16th ipatant, Wiiam A stag ae boantmously re-elected Prest- dent add William Remse SAMUEL i MISAACS, Secretary. TANSPLE & mae ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ah ulus aud dasper ety Mary atte r, omy Vusiness enirused 10 Geir cares wil ales vere i tbe State of Goorgia, of wancunts of fe nus’ — HH BEEF.—SEALED PROPO nited States troops ai Fort Ham! fresh beet, will be received until t which time they will be ‘and wholesome quality, in roportion of each (oecks and shanks ered in stich quantities us may from time rearired for the > erenRe, Bot exceeding thrice in each m auch da) designated hy the Assistant Gommiisears of Subeletence rihe. contacts to be. ta force for one year, or such less time ‘as the Commissary General may direct, commenctig January , 1859. The contractor shall give bond, with good and suihietent security, for the true and faith. {ul performace cf bla contract. The, proposals must contain rety Lys pl kience, be endorsed Fre et and addressed to the Subsistence, Fort Hamilton, N. Y. desired, may be had at the foe . erat Lieat 3 Regt, Artillery and Acta of the Acting. Astisiaut Commimaey of Subsiateace York harbor, Nov. 16, 1358. Proposals CR, ‘sala-for furnishing New York hartor, Office Fort Hwmiiton, New LOAN OFFICES. ATG, MACDUPRS— NOTICE, AA MOSMY | Parkes requiring advances on merchandise ADVANCED | cousigaed for sale or stated. periois, can be Biase DS, | Sees THIS CITY ® most liberal terms. hatsight. Hav. his brother, Mr. PIAN DEY Boobs | dereugn if he will curry same character and responsibility this SILKE. AC. | boure ucquired under his broter's name. | G. MACDUFF, 995 Browdway. BROADWAY. ATES BOWERY, BETWEEN BROOME AND DELAN ° sivances money on diamouds, watelen, y 4 every description of valuable property: or the same bought for highest cash prices. Strictly coubideutial Ou patie Fr diamonds, wat * plate, all’ Kiude of "merchandise, oF P. SWIFT, 3/5 Broadway. T 03 PROADWATCG. LE FORT & CO. HAVE XTC ADVANCE ON DIAMONDS, warctes JER BLEY, PIANOS, § SEGARS, DRY doo MEKCHAN, OR PRRsoN Al: PROPERTY OF ANY Y DxScuterion, ‘ame highest. . Ladies and etna moa terse porinda oa pro T THOMPSON 4 co's, BROKERS AND COMMISSION atau) hot A NATMONEY ADVANCED ON DIAMONDS, ereny plaw, dey merchandise and jer it every descrip yi or ht aad sold. JO. 1, auctioneer ‘uid brokef, Lat rand street, Unee doors wer. of Broadway. DVANCES MADE ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES AND A Patabtished store ‘strictly contrlentiat ‘ing Opposite the Broad: or Pry “iin COMMISSION MERCHANT, corner of Green wih, under the Ocean on diamonds, watches, jewelry and ght for the kighrst cock prices. Ger: * 5 and 6.—Diamonds, irs property loaned uu oF nf ar ere tickets, ONRY TO ANY A fener NOLISH—AS IT 18 SPOKEN, il be delivered by Jobu Mur = bret okiyn Volytechnic Lnstitate, ( Avingston @ Friday eve greet, & Tickeis 25 couls, at’ the music stores, door, DRATED PAINTING OF THR MAG " ie norincing the Veolties of the Wor is Row oo at the geliery of W. SCTAUS, 629 Broadway Ad Bi eentat Cyea from s ALM 6 Fe exhibts tsi OR SALE—SPLENDID MARK tabica, fer private or publie usa. Cull and exemine. bembug ens nation. ON tables ed. Tables tolet. W. Ht. “ont rintt 16 Pution « WINEs, LAQUOKS, & wo. FY THANKSGIVING. AND SLATE BRD The Rist yanen THE BEST URAND WITHOUT ANY exception, at $2 per gallon or fie per sample bottle. Ales oll the favorite brands re whiske 4 oid Bourbon, une Fears olf, at low prices. HB. KIRK, & Fulton street ULES MUMM & CO.'S CHAMPAGNE. Change of agenry the trade nd the public in e between Messrs. Jobn (i. & ‘Sine, will termiaate on the Sis of ‘We beg to info the contract exter ‘aca TOLER ine & 00, Pn wy — A referring to the above edvertionment. the an signed begs to st Lassen ae he has oo ‘completed hie srrpaagemnewts fos the onle of ida wines, be will trsen'eorpcless the meantime he will be pleased to receive oe, {for de livery on apd after the first day of anuary wert, at the oftse ot Meaers, Meyer &8chi ter 3, Pare pix sveettully Seen ot Dew Yous, Now, 10, 1804 A PERLE” D “ RUBIS" CHAMPAGNES, HE FAMILY CASE FOR CONTAINING TILE FOL. lowing vartety — tes nice Brandy do. old port wine. 3 do. pribgols erry 2 do. pure Seotch whiskey 2 do. rphy’s Trish w hiske 2, do. Madeira wine. To, pil ons foams. SAMUEL ELLISON, Ne. 7 South Milinp and 68 Rune streste. nud $0 Witinen ater, between Cedar streets. Dealers are invited to call nd sample out Hgumes before going clerw bere Geo, West will be happy W wee his obt (Henda nnd patrons at No. 7 South Will Le ya mae Penns, Agent. [8 Ano street. DENTISTRY. RW INVENTION OF ARTIFICIAL, TEETH, wor ij z by the . . 0 oman'# Rew York, The Bleecker street. ‘The orks teeth filled, withont pain, with the doctor's material, the color ure ‘and warrenied. References given where afer two yoar's trial ( PRTABLISHED —POUR PREWIMA AWARD: 840 od. American gumoty, teoth— ben atitial, mat Je, tooaterientinte 1 natione. atl féyios ast ‘ih arenes, amas Four al 742i 2a) i= NOVEMBER 17, 1868. DR) «2, atin ee ey OO RNOLD, CONST, W Goons, A aon sara D PER apa leabnee tog tom bate BLACK RiatTA Es - red & MALTESE, TEXAN A aud Wat aTHeA CLOTHS, “ Very desirable goods, Reins. ‘all wooi and geasonable texture, fone ‘RENOH MERINO AIDS—VERY CHOI Ni - PEAR A MOURNING SURE sts, Ober ve —Opposite Tiny & G's. OF; S20GK La ERADT MADE SLOT RING 1s NOW complete for the ; consisting of business (A YEW BRA IN LADIE® FURNISHING conta’pauie and vests, aud every garment usisily Kept iar ® Introduced at first cl clothing house, also, ® general assortment of a LADIES’ READY MADE LINEN STORE, ishing gga, We wil nc os Fr ervoid ‘by any house in iway, “ade for barn by artis of indiow' Under for int ican ape, 7 fraiche Any VERY DAY WE roadway, corner Lispenand FRICR AND QUALITY TO"BUPERSEDE HOMEMADE. | yAkis ROHS AND DRESS FAMILY DRY GOODS STORE. tartiw PRICED. rate SILKS, Nos. 108 mt 10 Sixth avenue, PA TORD ERM ) brocades, Ac., &c., &e. He ae OOK 4 251, Grand street Having on and interest 258,25, 09d i in trun, ROHASED AT A SACRIFICE, AND wil mn Monda} wie Nov. 15, POR RET ATI On AP, 1,000 Bleces, poil de yo entirely new winter ay ‘lea, fow ladies’ dresses, at 20 31 cer of DI centa per yard— sta tod EASON ABLE 1,000 pieces very choice styles do. do Tor indies’ dresses, at Bilks, shawis and dress goods. ee enta ver yard word ix OR, blankets aud flannels. Nos, 255, 257, 259 and 261 Grand street, Table linens, terpanes and quilts, and 47 and 49 Catherine sireet, Ribbons, gloves, hosiery and embroideries, eee ., &e., | e., 10H EMBROIDERIES AND LACES. In every desirable he Collars, sleeves, robes, caps, trimmings, £e. +0. G. H., to juning the trade, solicits the : ‘of his former friends and customers, as'well as the CARAP LACES & EMBROIDERIES generally, t his constant endeavors to Of every desert i for their approval none but the best of goods, and always LORD & TatLok, ‘at the lowest caah prices, 258, 26, Bonn a rand siete, pha al ae eats as AT THE STORF LATELY, OCCUPIED BY 2th cen aa an tk fre ICH PARIS RIBBONS. Will be offered on Friday, 19th inst., @ magnidcent stook of twats OES, Mach a ENORD, CONSTABLE & 09. RIN ND RIBBONS, a 5 NESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS, ee Reo GLOVES, Maga LINENS, TOWELLINGS, NAPKINS, DIAPERS, RDASHERY, 'Ac., fe. rt bosoms, hand * Which has been sin at the assignee’s sale, and will Winds’ of firt ‘class’ lines potty rt minpe gh sold at a tremendous sacritice for a short time. tow prices at JOHN ELLIOTT. THE LINEN STORE, A Astor place. BUSTERS, SKIRTS AND SKIRT SUPPORTERS —TEN ne << eee pusties Bi" el oii, wt io bur Bt cloves coring ene pusties ate ing akeloton 8 WINT#R cLoninxg | children’s‘ four 8) ‘cents. 'C. L. HARDING, PS EXTENSIVE Gloria WAREHOUSE, Bpring street, near Hudson. No connectioa with 06 and G3 Fulton street. Peacterrmrtmieiins BBCE vrercoats LANKETS, BLANKETS, BLANKETS, The nest cloth ov 5215 00 to 20 08 ‘At BEEKMAN ‘& CO.'S, , 6 00 wo 12 O8 473 Broadway. 12 00 to 18 08 ‘An immense stock of blankets 15 00 to 25 08 Selling off cheap. 4 0010 12 OF ". $ 00t0 10 08 BEEKMAN 4 C0. NO. 478 BROADWAY. ; 3 oto 19 08 POINT PSD ALANCON. 3 SETS, 10 000 14 OF ing for $25 pe: 15 00 to 2) Oo Also a lot of 00 t0 12 60 POINT APPLIQUE SETS, 20010 6 00 Selling from $10, $12 and $15 per set. 19019 § 01 Cae G. SMITH, LATE 775 BROADWAY.— 6 2Wte BO ‘loth and velvet cloaks, cloth and velvet Cage ready: a&ec., hy Made and made to order.” Tauliew ‘ma‘erias used.” No. ALEY. ANS eg Third avenue, one door above Tenth street. Between Gold an and Clit ‘D SHAWLS oe A B At BEEKMAN 4 00.'S, E HAVE IN OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT A SPLEN 473 Broadway. Gid assortment of piece goods for order work, and we a ve > . uuarantee to gentlemen leaving their orders a perfect Sit, su- A fell sock of velvetant lethclenhn oi aise | Setormier te aan faade to the best smannes, ‘aud id grea! it prices t Se ee br ae McKINLEY & McGRADE, ks of newest suapes, 5, opened th this morning. beaver raglans, § Broadway, corner Lispenard atreet. XLOTHIS, CASSIMERES. BEAVER CLOTHS, VEST- Angs, rimmings and woollen goods ofall EN ral Loup fe TAYLOR, 256, 267, 259 and 261, | Grand street, and 47 and 49 Catherine street. VLOAKSt CLOAKS! CLOAKS RAGLANS! RAGLANS! RAGUANS! weary, Pe MG some and $10. NCRBON ‘3 MOURNING STORE, Ps 2 Py BROADWAY + ha Spring and Prince ats. B.—Opposite Tiffany & Co.'s. Cenmenere.. FINANCIAL. AN IMPORTING AND JOBBING HOUSE WISH TO make an arrangement with a capitalist who would make advances on their consignments and business paper; the house NTEREST oe CALIFORNIA STATE BONDS.-TRS terest on California State bonds, due Jan. -% ited, ye cect or P by WM. T. COLEMAN Die COUPONS ON CALIFORNIA STATE, BONIS, due Jpuuary , wil be purchased or cllected at Low LS, FARGO. & CO. tea br ” $2 Broadyray. pomoeed OF DOLLERS UNCT. AIMED.—PERSONS SONS EN CLOAKS, CLOAKS, The latest arcivide OF PAIS SIVLES, ta CLOARS, belong entirely different from those prevailing a monthago. We have consigned to Southern houses all of our stock that were not of Lg) latest mode. in England and elsewere can eee jo pm: stat Rat vill find tn our establishment noth | ;, soe ba F dpvlgtng to Mr HAY, nett of kis ond iy retype rhe ofice, 837 Broad ray, N.Y fram bis extensive Worary sad col, Of our lmmense pusiness, we are ‘nab Pog Wa Shon. Non’ ie aatlae ick aad greater vary of arms traced ranted, Richard Nixon. No. —~ 4 ol Than any other establishment tu the United States, embracing in its great assortment YELUET CLOAKS, in various forms, vis: CLOARS, plain and rich. d other adornments. BAR Agen MiLAN LOAKS, ix pet Hand other new styles of on Vi cLoaks, with Chantilly lace, the finest and rich- est ever imported. Also, over 5,000 BLACK and COLORED BEAVER CLOAKS, In all the new shapes and styles, the majsrity of which are ex vd reap peg _— CE fs the atyles they represent; and to more effectually FOPULANIZE OUK 8T0) we have adapted the cost of our bewutiful gnrmenta to the wants of our large and POYULAR TRADE. ‘OTES AND DRAFTS PAYABLE IN ANY PART OP the United Canada or Kurope, collected at tive inking and Collection House of JOHN B. MURRAY, No. ‘all eireet, Manhattan Bank. SHAWLS. SHAWLS. SHAWLS. Tn consideration of the advanced season for shawls, we have Fedueed the balance of our stock, of shawls considerably BELOW COST PRIC vaelitrents and misses’ cloaks will be aponed on Monday, No- ‘ SPECIAL NOTICE. @ re yo RETURNING HOME. —¥OR SALE, In Consequence of the numerous mistakes made by Indies Hecount, # coupons of California, bonds ait who have desired to visit ovr ent, but have te mento, January !. Address X. ¥., box ceived by the slnllar outakle appearance Of other stores, w fre reluctantly compelted, for the protecti a of ourselves’ aud Customers, to notify de piblic that during Ube winter ene nds Walte bor by TK POLAR BEAR, Which is conmanuly on exhiblion in one of oak windows, CHARLES STREET & No. 173 Broatieay, Between Broome and Grand sircets, \LOAKS, CLOAKS, CLOAKS. aft Large S04 elegant sesorument of cloth and beaver NITED STATES AND CANADA—THE UNION BA: of ae — ta of Messre, DUNCAN. AR mx & Co., bankers, New hearts give issue free of charge Sed upwarda, sabiiar tt teas in cosh © Continent ot to Raropa and cine here, payable at-all pal cides and the United States, Canadas, $5,000 ) $2200, $2,000.—THESE 8UMS_ TO . on bond and mortgage on New York city im- RAGLAN roved of the lesser sums on improved property in CLOAKS aud The weaker ai tit of Beck Of interest per erat. CIRCULARS | Apply to > GROW EE "60 William street, basement. a — ~ LEADING sTY of the SEASON, and at 25,000, shir ti tite a a st ry sien $500, “ PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.” manga gatate in this ¢ Brook Fine cloth reglans nt #8, $3 50 GRANT, 1 Wall sireet. " 7 | pe castor cloth do. at An on Supzrine Uciewt beaver so, ot8 LOST AND FOUND. GEE ake Axis LARGE BROWN SETTER DOO STRAYED AWAY foisb of our from bis home on Tnesday, October 2, from 133 Wooster etme Sige peg street. ‘AT NIBLO'S, FRIDAY, 12111 INST. A PORTR. Sipe Weare aee iheoWrper tay ‘2 Went Twenty sixth street, New Yi Out or ‘SATURDAY EVENING, iiretand Fifth Seente, or in young on {LOAKS, RAGLANS AND CIRCULARS, AT. XO. ft Sipe new store, new rods —THOMAS GIL br, will gpen on ‘Tuveday, 16th nent, worth $5; 350 ve 4 quilted, for ik tin a>, Sages of black and colored mike at 4a. THE ISTH INST, the ‘Tenth street, the miniature of nm, aet in a breast pin Miad the number. The finder ‘wilt be suhably rewarded on leaving the same ai og 0. 62 Tenth street. VARUPTINGS, € RTAIN MATERIALS, CORNICKS, paries. and Ince curtatoe bades, de OST. ; r NOT, BRTW HOURE. FURMInt Ks L bean why. es rr! Fann very of every Brices. Drenstpin with vrai obisheare inside, under a a 23 225 a ia i The fluder wi ried by leaving it at a ep pe ChARK AW WILLIAMSON'S X Ni TWallst Weghine Foe cite wire, O8T—ON SUNDAY LAST OR MONDAY MORNING, A black pocket rane gold pleer. tog bly bave been lost on Staten Island wil Ip regarded by leaving the same at Ho, 18 Livingston street has pees and travelling 8 we well es our stock of clethiy and realy retuced prices. MCKINLEY & McGRA 413 Broadway, corner Lispenard Another lot oF stone Canade gray bre bie whch sold so aly and o! ‘atrvet ASHTON ABLE CLOAKS AND TALWAS. 18 RICH LY. peg pay h Be gl Pe ed ome velvet. « ly trimmest and table reward by returning the same to Stanton & soar Wari hayes in rt ~~ Tag - 4 — care CHEAP CLOAKS AND TALM. 14 Wail street. OfT—ON MONDAY EVENING, 15TH INST. Se Vee ond Sinie. * | Pg aH gold watch’ chain, with 20535, a Land trv ghee, then town Waverley plese to Univers . Ye and @ Caibaricie wren. | Ben the latte street sofort and down No. 154. w will be suitably re | AND WINTER Loraine raed a evar ‘- ha sume ts 108 Vourts orvear cos MEN AND nots ORT by bons | EVENING, AT SIX WOLOCK, DUNTIAM 4 BROKA from a Sixth avenue ratiroad car, on he corner of Spring marked A. 8. Men Fos wthavenne, Ul and Varic "valiae A reward of ten Extending through (No 42 = etre place and only SO feo dotlars ‘eit be pai to the TY the office of the Prescott from the corner of Broadway eighth wreete House, corner of Spring street and Broadway. @ wren! in vite the print By of the public & our new snd TIPICATR NO. 88 OF SEVENTY PIV 7 ovlend peerunens of oncmn which a Cn Peavy sa MADR Canning a af shares Brook! rv dye hey ee ere E teat, pamted any het eg We eet | Fens Be Yr, Sis ‘ates of the OF reyutvibon vite will “ by Ml examination of cm an: Megan te some may ve left Omens aed pared Nae So catp a Go. a 44 Exchange p! N.Y Likwor cowretmtion once het hai Prares vPpin x ISLAND Spon, NEARLY OPPro- Socal ie i bales of Sentaiam, and wo aay Weil conta varrsi8 of tor, vada are = fash on fod other goods, erpposed from propelter Chir The fact that we have, with bardiy « sing) he oxceptm, r® T farther particulars apply to DAVI ROLNES, 4 Bouin = : customery, te & a = pron Zs or IIRY, hd @ UCM! guarantee Of future exertions b> = pee, - REWARDS. W. ¥. DUNHAM, v. pROKAW aaa ¢ REWARD.—LOST, LAST BONDAY, A Maiaces lane, in Bleecker aireet, near reward will be paid to any one who will dell Ker street, in the drug store. ~ REWARD —1,08T, JON N THE 1271 OF NOVEMBER, 5) Mitte wrowe Fie, long ha the breast, tie end of are nd his ie ap op bie ery short paws: answers to the ard will De given to the person who atreet. Sear & Franklin REWARD.—LOST. A PAIR OF THRAYY GOL 1 Lave with Whisew @ LARGE The tO 29 ~ 1$3 ieee Gg ING EXPORTTION PARIS MANU PAcTURED OLOAKS, 1 RR AR, AC. «, ‘les with pebble gineeca. The above re ——” one finding ‘Kern and ys: them Dd. HITING. MEWARD—LOsT. ON THY 19TH INST chain and gold hunting. fae wat, eyo cap of the watch matked Teal 3 ACH CURTAINS, L any te tne of the ower Oy Jeaving i at 697 way, cormer’ of Fourth sare 25 ‘rimeeana whe on seo do a 15, mah ead fist cere will receive Lf fa cee finder will receive the above re Tega ABLE & 00 prea at retntl 1s, —,* b t- We would call ‘ihe An they sre pe eatin taal, Cores ot Mercer. ——— eee ACE CURTAING, CHRAF. ORIEN LD —————— L “nha 4 co £3 Promd way, T 4 CRNTRE STRRRT— Sinem wont Mave du OPES airs of rich Ince eurtatns, Nvo end th ng meet Mo tare oe ‘Ata very rednend price falling st shoe. B Gon Me COM ARE, 5 FROM AUCTION. A ima atte FO, aS i atway. Aten, 0 tt of cational SS wr INVEST IN SROCOND HAND CLOTHING. er FALL F. HIOWS TIFIOTAL FLOWERS, 4 Target “Baila A full and genera: assortment of eer, ‘asserpin ‘and American goods. Jobbers and wtilinera are invited to call and examine at PRICE'S Acthicia! Flower Manufactory, 45 Division sarees. of aed (Apones ‘Through Gotham Of two famed aes calied ii which deals in choicest furs alone te frigid to the torrid zone ott re’ ‘nab! at A firm Culled from ‘To name their Would need a ‘Their Russian wurre ta Gronae Ww WHITE, wide, who His cy and fara compone who wisely purchase wire ne, poser the Parisian finds Lgesiad regard, And hat as fine as on the Boule ‘While the brave Russia, in White reat bataar, May buy a beaver to salute the Uzar. Het ‘The 6) and furs! how can I insite, nd golcnoe $f Goon fe W. ye He selia @ hator cap—is that No! ofthe customer he makes s Its finiab, style and text The ver} at cr White culls the market, with To please the matron or the n Qrer precious aables beaut’ Sibe! i be 8 soft ‘chinchilla W winter's ‘* ames With rich. Of glov: White bi ‘stone mart el lend. ure is complete— Itsvervive proves hee foment taaioanel ‘6 gan, servi ne ry For he who buys will sucely eall again. Muffs, tippets, robes. comprise the ladies’ store, From’ sunny France to frozen Labrador; ecan a His name's tamilior asa houseboid A ‘Whie-—cogethee, White a Remember Christmas, ye who love your wives, And call on White, where pure industry the ‘A robe or tippet is a present rare, ‘And sure to please the most capzicions fair. Jone, Fr nov eH cena Sewhue Goods, oy fitection, A NEW FEATURE \ George W. yw, Kind fri White wer—furr: \d at either place, iting every oase. bids Tn rok TRADE A maguificent an ‘CaN stock of URS, Somenet se apena wa stool, expecta ear, wach as ladies love. id furs, to shield from wind and store, store to keep tae fale sex ware; and Bird. rived: er ioot MUFFLERS, C ADs ura fs, GAUNTLETS, £0, SABLE ONK, Manre, orem. 40. Réapse tock of the al and 6 2 S KR, MUSKRAT, “Balable fo Seighing or for ‘The present season, Are offered f Imm edlate: ike and Marvellonaly cheap, GLANZ, GENIN'S Hat and Fur ators, 214 Broad walking and tr ivatleg, manufactured wa importer a ent mone afacturers of ‘UKS OF EVERY DESCKIPTION, Maiden lane and 194 William aireet, up state, tuyite inspection of their Tiel and Pore, manufacttred tn the most supecior atytea, 4) TUR LOWEST pains 3 Prick oreo és & RANDA yc roRs ae, Fem, FURS sheer Wholesale manufactures aod tmportersof fie fara, poring Cuerestaed (0 ote their stock at retail, would tuvite & tion Ci lnd:ea to their extensive assortment of taney ure, LAN AND ayneows AY SABLE, TEN, &o., MINK, FITCH, ea, Lait ca, In ea, Vicloniaes, ale dese ay, wolt, prarle wolf, bear, fe call espectal attention to our white Arctic for, a bewsbitel as. and joust article a eee, robes. Our sicek belo ihe fest nad most extensive a the olty, we feei conident every one es be suliod. JASHIONS—795, CANAL STREET, OPPOSITE GREENE. LL, begs to rettirn thanks for the liberd patronage extended toward her since her return Parts, and hoves to merit the continnance of the aame by Uhe replen: ishment of every novelty as soon as it appears in Paris, TRS, FURS, A large sad band hands me ase “hay oa fn Broad, gungietaee rr FURS. © pp betes 8. robes, oe RE erat at ceva os URS, FURS, Ladies FURS are respectfully Ue . Nw THOROUGHLY Skasonn 1 FoRs. ives every OCK invited to examine our Jesirabie » AND LOREM FuRe. a We can probably show © greater variety than aay the trade. cheerfully offer to our customers. PRACTICAL MANUFACTURERS, we can guarantee every article sold Our esiabiishment contains no OLD FURS aot DYED FURS With genuine well a oR AT LOW PRIS, LARGE WHITE POLAR BEAR LN THe WINDOW. but is replete CHARLES STREET 46 Our skins were i when they fated advantage of wi we 0. Brosaway. Importers and jamutactore No, 60 Itondway, corser of Exchange piseo, Attertion of Ladies to thetr Call the Fiteusive Sea, NOW OFYRERD AT RETA LADIES’ ae rae SW atte Jsace ss R. HARRIS & SON, 670 Broadway. N wholesale or H, PUILLIPS is All kinds of furs oa retail, chen he boushe et this emy “ies ‘ier a pert rem" Unived States. No. 279 Grand street RY FORK FUR EMPORIUM, 279 GRAND STRRR?— Pp. the original Phi ab eo) UL A NOBLE ivan eee accepta te 40h from thi, JAM LET Ti ps Mi Wied al UCKER Binks of Pans AoW ke ' saling on pity appointments aod fancy fixings, for founay —— TLLINERY. ae IN MAN. ca Apt Epa at way, Neus doer to Thompess's saloon Large additions will be vay TO OUR mothe at wae Oy Pagtts MILLINERY. of our own manufacture. FLOWERS, OSTRICH and FeO TY Bron wag _. ASTROLOGY, PARIS BONN .oMES other PIVUM! f-7' she AND ved at LES ST A A AAA A RE Sy ae BRUCK logy and clairvoyance. Fee Me. PAY OTARCE-uae, & ci Re, THR VERY Lids 9 Cement ryan en na irradia a ” emmince unless tatiniied. Ciahveyant prescriptions. re. Ww. sug enes miele atainat | mts, CHARLES STREET & 00. it on modicall out sass fa Sey ‘ove, ma roadway. thonisanite slvr tht the nage ats aul pp charse near ‘Appl Mite ORLERRATED eam nt eh wera i Rowery. ied. f