The New York Herald Newspaper, November 25, 1861, Page 5

as MAILS FOR EUROPE. Whe New York Herald—Edition for Europe. ‘Tue Cunard mail steamehip Niagara, Captain Moodie, ‘will leave Boston on Wednesday for Liverpool. ‘The mails for Europe will close in this city to-morrow afternoon, at a quarter-past one and at half-past vo W'olock, to go by railroad. Tax Evrorgay Epon or ma Hrratp will be published Bt ton o'clock in the morning. Single copies, in wrap- pers, six conta, The contents of the Evrorean Epmow or me Hvrauy will combine the news received by mail and telegraph at the office during the provious week and up to the hour of Publication. Sampson Low, Son & Co., No, 47 Lidgato Hill, London, } d, will receive advertiseme: Boglan ' nts and subscriptions that day. Last Monday the banks of about $77,000,000. of government loan; ness, they are earning a seven per cent From the Home Jour: nd mantillas—bot as regards fabric and style—which the fashionable Ladies have appeared in singe autuinn, Ww Ats cool and bracing atmosphere, arrived. Our country cou. sins, to Bay nothing of mauy of our city belles, have gazed Pie admiring yes upon thetair wearers of those stylish out- F costumes, aud, Perhaps, a little envious of them, wons where they were obtained, and whether ft would be tovisit Paria or Lonlon to enable them to fold ttheir own graceful forms slintinrly handsome articles, Most fastidious and tasierul ladles—aa relates to om we know, who recently returued from Europo, Our attention to the prevailing excellence and appro: ‘of style which marked the majority of the cloaks maniilias observable upoa the fashionable tho- and maid had seen nothing — in of the Old World wi ‘surpassc. y for comfort, Donuty oF durability; and to think, thut we ladies can obtain such exquisite costumed bome—ror they, doubtless, were purchased at Carey's Iniled States cloak’and mantilia atore, in Canal strect, jist out of Broadway—ts really gratifying to the national viglt “Of my vex. “That these garinents were culety madein Paris and London, none ean doubt; and they were probably select. from thé best manufacturers in those cities by one who mado this speclalite his study, Mr, M “ghatge (of this emtablistment. haw recently returned from ‘aris, and brought with him an exquisite nasortment of ‘ which he selected from the best makers of that city. ir. MeKenzie was formeriy in business in Broadway, and ‘has had an experience of many yenrs in this trade, Sequently, his saste in these artivies ts unrivalled. ‘Of course, . Feaders will avail themselves of this desirable in: mation, which we chanced to learn, and have thus impart. «94 to them, to visit the establishment In question, and satisfy homselvos of the correctness of our friend’s taste, icKenzie, who has one in the same region again, Oficial Drawings of the Delaware State | for sterling, a few drawers holding ry. Extra Cxass, 47—November 23, 1861. 28, 20, 68, 10, 7, 71, 34, 45, 61, 58, 23, 89, 67. Lass 48—November 1. 83, 40, 35, #, 50, 42, 34, 2, 66, 70, 28, 22, 6. iN DALE, JOUN W. WALKER, { Commissioners, ers holding at 5. pected. The calculation of the foreign enough produce to Official Drawings of Murray, Eddy & ply the wants of the city in respect + Oo,'s Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries. ENTUCKY, EXTRA CLAGS 609—November 23, 1861. 34, 51, 45, 30, 73, 68, 47, 15, 22, 60, 46, 13. Kantvexy, Cnass jovember 23, 1361. 33, 7, 31, 41, 27, 59, 16, 62, 56, 75, 23, 2, Circulars sent tree of chara by addecnsin elther to RAY, EDDY & CO., Covington, Ky., or St, Louis,’ Mo, Peer ENS ae ai? aki $100,000 Topographical Map of Virginia * for 25 Cents. —LLOYD's steel plate Map of Virginia, four fect square, cost one hundred thousnd ‘dollars, price ouly 25 nts; ix copies for $1; 166 Broadway. ness of the calculation. Empire Sewing Machines. Prices red ceed. MTereas accommodating. 510 Broadway. Batchelor’s Hair Dyo—The Beat in the “world; 8, Te stan * piled at BATCHELOR'S Wig Factory, 16 Bond streets Ladics—Hi ‘Venetian Liniment is a sure c ure for Croup, Only 25 cents. Trusses—-Marsh & Co.’s Radical Care Campbell, Chemist and Apothecary, er of Eighth avenue and Twenty-elghth street.—Pure genuine Drugs, Medicines end Perfumery FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIA Sonpar, Nov. 24, 1861. ‘The aggregate imports for the week which ended » yesterday. were rather more than half those of the - Gorresponding week last year, and rather more than one-third those of the corresponding week of the year 1859, The exports fell but a trifle short of » four millions-of dollars, and were, in fact, the heaviest of any week on record. Exclusive of -®pecie, we- sent abroad considerably more than amount of exchange. emergency. Oct. 26. Nov. 2. Nov. 9. Nov. 1 4 4B 487 the present tariff. our importations are kept down to a point which renders apprehensions of a drain of specie wholly gratuitous. The following are the trade tables for the week and year to date:— list than the week previous. Previously reported 214,670,113 206,894,052 110,748,042 Since Jan. 1. .--.$218 463,303 209,825,073 112,940,427 ~ Exroats oF se AND MERCHANDISE. . 1860. 1861. For the weok........ $1,405,276 3,254,892 Previously reported. 67,843,455 84,880,968 114,5¢0,702 holders to sustain pri effort to sell fifty shares, healthy bear interest. should encounter Since Jan, 1.,.,..$61,911,288 42,372,864 3,256,885 Last Monday the banks showed a specie average of $41,461,333. For a month there «has been no material variation in this item of the bank state- ment; the income of the banks has balanced the outgo tothe Treasury. This will probably con- tinue to be the case for some time to come. During “the past week the banks have paid seven millions into the Sub-Treasury on account of the popular “loan. Bat'the disbursements of the Treasurer have “been so-heavy that even should the reserve show a decrease to-morrow the apparent deficit will be «made up during the present week. Over three -millions of dollars haye been disbursed to con- + tractors and others at this point since last Monday. In studying the bank statement it must always be ‘remembered that, from the fall of 1857 to the fall «of 1860—when the banks were conducted on ex- tremely conservative principles—a reserve of “twenty millions was deemed adequate for ail possible contingencies. The banks now hold more than double that amount. It should also be borne in mind that on 19th August, when the banks first decided to stake their fortunes on the success of the government, the actual specie reserve in the “banks and the New York Sub-Treasury amounted i? round figures to $54,000,000. Since then severa | millions of gold have been sent to Chicago, St’ “Louis, Cincinnati, Western Virginia and Washing- ton, for government use. Yet at the present tim? it appears from the returns from bank and Sub” “Treasury that the aggregate reserve does -not fall Mar short of fifty millions. A right understanding of these facts will lead to the conviction that the only ‘financial peril which was apprehended by the timid in August last—the hoarding of specie by the peo- ple—has been safely avoided. There has been no + Aoarding anywhere. The gold which wasin bank ‘when the war broke out is in bank still, and it is fair to presume that, as the people did mot lose heart and hoard when the fortunes of the republic were at the lowest ebb» they will not do so now, when the horizon is brightening daily. It is necessary that the outflow of specie should be prevented at all hazards. If there should seem to be any chance of an increase of importations of foreign luxuries it will devolve upon Congress to lose no time in raising the duties so as to render such importations once more given them cour. options. We begin a new week with the or four months. peared to have closed or to be closing any cheering intelligence. Erie and New York Central are solved. and 149 do. pearls—together, 487 bis. within the range of the following quotations: — showed an aggregate discount line of $137); being o decrease of nearly fifteen millions in ® month. To-morrowit will be safe tolook forvanave- rage of $165,000,000 or thereabouts in the discount line, and of nearly $140,000,000 of deposits. These figures reflect the large profit which our banks are reaping by the patriotic policy which they adopted in August last. At the present time, after deduct- ing from the bank loan the aggregate amount of popular subscriptions to the 7.30 Treasury notes it appears that the banks of the city of New York are drawing 7 and 7 8-10 per cent interest on on their entire capital, awd accumulating a ri sonable surplus besides by their transactions with NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1861, 6 Cae Aa a ee ‘ a this city 308 635— in other words, that, independently of their mercantile busi- dividend al, Nov. 23, ; PU 0 PARISTAN FAsHIbss, Z tf 7 government, menader B tu § tothomate sb have failed. to movies ihe many exquisite | Money is easier than It was @ week age, Call loans are still quoted at six per cent, and parties who go in search of money cannot borrow at less than six, Persons who have to go imsearch of bor- rowers, however, are obliged to content themselves with a fraction less, and many of the old houses de_ cline to give over five for temporary loans. Paper continues extremely scarce. The best names can be passed at 524 a 34, and paper which a month ago was hard of sale at 7 a 8 passes readily at 6%a7. Very high rates continue to be paid by houses which have been engaged in the Southern frade. It is,evident that, though many Southern debtors may wish, for their own sakes, to pay their debts as honestly as Northern men, the exi- gencies of the rebel despotism will impoverish the Southern people before they are thoroughly sub- dued; hence little reliance can be placed on the value of Southern debts, and the wisest plan for all parties is, to write them off at once, and trust no Foreign exchange rose last week to 108% a % “at 109; and to 6.214 a 23% for francs, a few draw” The advance was ex” bankers is that when navigation closes on the lakes and canals the railroads will not be able to carry the seaboard to sup. of ex- change. On this theory several bankers and brokers have been large buyers of bills on specula- tion, and some of the heaviest foreign banking houses have refused to sell at all except ata large advance in rates. Time alone can test the sound- On the face of it, it seems impossible that exchange can advance when ou! exports for the year are largely in excess of ou” imports, and when we are exporting twice as much swe are receiving from abroad. We shall see more clearly how the case stands in the course of a fortnight. It is asserted by many that the entire capacity of our railroads has never been tested: breadstuffs int’s Court Toilet Powderand | and that if Europe requires ‘Biron oF EME Deen GO ni? baser place. this winter they will be forthcoming. On Mothers,.Remember This—Dr. Tobi: another hand, there is a fair prospect that a certain quantity of cotton will be seized by the government and shipped abroad. On Hilton Fn on deen gi pyro Head Island alone there must be a million or more louse, opposite the hutch, ‘ dollars worth, which the manufacturing world Dyer ‘Wigs and Tou- | needs, and which would help to pay the cost of pore, rhe tia, the World, wholesa sale and retail, and the dye | the expedition to Port Royal. The shipment of this and of such other cotton as may be seized by our troops at other points would supply a certain One thing is certain: our banks are fully alive to the necessity of preventing specie exportations, and have taken measures, in connection with their last government negotiation, to supply the importers with all the exchange they will need during the winter months at rates which will forbid the outflow of gold. During the current. month we have been accumulating a foreign credit which will be likewise available in such an The following table shows the course of the stock market during the past week and month:— 6, Boi, 3. twice as much as we received from foreign coun- | Missouri 6’s...... 4333. £4 é 4 ‘tries. Under the circumstances, it may fairly be Now oe ec oeeal: A * ox ie 3g dase Presumed that New York isa ‘type of the whole 31 8B B23G 86 80%, Country, and that we are shipping to foreign coun- | Zouth'quaraniced. 38° © 055 39 wis OP tries considerably more than we are receiving from | Illinois Central. 81x «62% 4” 60 : them. This should net prevent Congress adopting ne bax, es es atill higher rates of duty on such foreign products 36% 363 13g Bhi @s can-be produced here or dispensed with alto- | 7annme..--..- pe ae 13% gether. Still vit is-satisfactory to know that under | Pacific Mail....... 91X 96 98% 97% 90% The market closed yesterday lower on the whol The ‘decline was caused, originally, by a panic created by the fear of trouble with England, growing out of the Wilkes Imports, affair. This encouraged the bears to put out their 9. . : A heplher tae ° wit 931 13504 or 380 options, and the fall of the past day or two has ise 2,505,259 1,696,237 1,308,153 | heen mainly due to this secondary cause, assisted Total for week... $3,103,100 2,031,021 1,591,485 | by #few sales by woak parties, whose margins had been exhausted. No fresh stock appears to have come into the market, nor, on the other hand» does there seem to be any desire on the part of . Yesterday the price of Erie preferred was put down two per cent, by an The holders of stock’ no ob- creation of 2 Unless the federal arm overwhelming reverses, the steady expansion of the currency which is going on through the issue of Treasury notes ean hardly fail to operate, sooncr or later, cn the price of articles interchangeable for money. The he: rators forthe rise appear to be quite willing to await that period, and meanwhile to witness a more equal distribution of bulls and bears in the Board than has prevailed for some time. since the battle of Bull run the bears have been steady losers on our Stock Exchange, and, as a natural consequence, they had, until Iast week» grown fewer in number and less confident in action than they were when the fortune of war was occa” sionally on their side. The Slidell-Mason panic has e to pnt ont their *'Blace Jen. 1 $59,248,731 $8,144,800 118,552,683 | soem content to let matters take their course cn 1359, Teo, 1861. without interference, and to throw Ror tho week........ $10,400 13,443 None, | stacle in the way of the Previously.reported. 61,900,883 42,359,421 3,256,885 Eyer jobbers more evenly divided than they have been for three There were indications last evening that the low~ est points had been touched for the present. Par- ties who were supposed to be weak holders ap- their in- terest, and the commission brokers seemed to have afresh supply of orders. With the present large short interest the market would respond rapidly to The earnings of the railways for the month of November fully justify the prognostications of their friends. The Galena showed an increase of $15,000 for the first fortnight; the Burlington and Qnincy an increase of $12,000 for the first week; the November earnings of the sh expected to fall but little if at all short of a million of dollars, In the course of another week the great problem as to the capacity of our railways to supply bread- stuffs for exportation will be in a fair way of being CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. SarurDay, Nov. 28~6 P. M. Asues.—The market was quiet at $5 50 for both sorts, with limited sales. The stock comprised 128 bbia. pots Ereapstcrrs:—Flour—The market was less buoyant and active, while prices for good and extra brands were unchanged. Inferior brands on the wharf wero rather easier to purebase, though no kind was quotably lower, ‘The Eales embraced about 11,000 a 12,000 dbis., closing impossible. At present there seems to be no pros- is hes pect of an increase of importations. The foreign a 6 52% importers, who would be entitled to more sympa- Hi 4 3 thy if their loyalty were more obvious, are doing a 625 very little business. The bank loan will pr: vably ‘ 12 ehow a very large increase to-morrow, ae the iit ye fl “ ‘ a 440 millions of six per cents taken on Monday last bw soy and Bra w a 390 went into the books of the associated bauks on | —Cavadia flour was inactive, and p were oasier, The sales embraced about 600 a 700 bbis., closing within the above range of prices, Southern floar was in fair ro- quest, while prices ruled in favor of purchasers, cially for common brands, which were lower. The s: embraced about 1,200 bbis., closing within the abo: quotations. Rye flour and coro meal were quiet and prices pwnd at our figures. Wheat was active and irm, espovially for the better qualities for shipment, while the market generally exhibited no ebange of moment in prices. The sales here and for future delivery footed up About 212,900 bushe!s, at $1 38 a $1 44 for white Indiana, $1 42 a $1 $8 for white Michigan, $1 48 @ §1 86 for red Biate, $1 38 a $1 40 for ambor Michigan, $1 98 for Canada club, $1 80 a $1 31 for amber Lowa and Green Raysthe latter an outside price—and to arrivo, at $1 28 a $B 2927 for Milwaukeo club, $1 27 a $1 25 for Northwestern ¢lub and Racine spring and $1 23a $1 20 for Chicago spring. Corn was rather easier for cargoes afloat, and quite firm for parcels in store. The sales em- braced about 180,000 bushels, hore and to arrive, at O3c. 8 68 \c. for the eastward, anil at 64c. a 65c, for shipping Jots atfoat, and at 66¢, in store, and at 68c. for yeRow, and at 66c. for damaged. Rye was steady and prises un- changed. Barley—A cargo of California was sold 2% Tbe. Oats wore in moderate demand and prices unchanged. Corioy.—The market was frm, with sales in lots of 1,700 bales, taken by spinners and speculators. Prites closed on the basis of 243%c. a 2be. for middling uplands , with little to be had under the latter figure. The sales woro divided between spinners and speculators. Fueiants were steady to English ports, To Liverpool about 28,000 a 30,000 bushels wheat were éngaged, at 934d, in bulk, and 2,000 barrels flour at 2s. 61. ‘To Lon- den 12,000 a 18,000 bushels whoat wore engaged, chiefly in bulk, at 93d., while the rate in bags was at 10d., and 2,00083,000 barrels flour were exported on private terms. To Glasgow flour vias reported at 3s. and wheat at unchanged rates, To Havre rates were stoady at 0c, for wheat, and ‘oc. for flour, with mode- rate Naval market was quiet for spirits and prices unsettled; $1 30 was bid and $140. was asked. Common rosin was eold at $512'¢ a $5 25, ond sales of 3,500 bbis., No. 1, were made at $6 76 a $7, Onis. —Crud oe ‘was in good demand, wit aales at Now Bedford at $1 22a $128, now held at $125. Crude whale was firm, with an upward tendency in prices, City linseed was firm, with sales at Téc., cash. Olive oil, in cask, was selling moderately at $1174 a $120. Petro- lovin Was selling at 350, for refined, and crude at 22}¢0. a Pxovisions,—Pork—The market was heavy and hada downward tendency in prices, while sales were fair und footed up about 1,000 bbis., for all kinds, at $12 60 a $13 for moss, $14 a $14 90 for prime mess, and xb $8 50. $9 for prime. Peet was firm, with a good demand for rime mese and India, with sales of 200 bbls. at $1125 0 12 for repacked mess, and ai $13 a $13.50 for oxtra Western do. 600 tierces India moss sold at $21, and 109 Dbis. prime mess at $18 50, Bacon was firm, with sales of 500 boxes, mostly city short-ribbed middlos, at 8c. part for Doceahber delivery. . Lard was firm and in good Fequest, with sales of 2,000 DbIS., Licrcea, &e., reported, chiefly deliverable in December and January, at 83¢c. a 93, Butter and cheese were stcady aud unchanged, SuGars.—the market was heavy and quiet; a sale of To unds.of Porto Rico was mao at Bc.,and 30 do. Cuba at Bc. Married. Ackeniy—Hypsox.—Oa Thursday evening, November 21, by tho Rey. Samuel M, Haskins, Mr. ALAsBy T, AcKKit- Ly'to Miss A. Mamiya Hupson, daughtor of James Hud- esq, all of Brooklyn, KE. D. Howak>—Lawnexcs.—in Harlem, on Wednesday, No- vombor 20, by the Roy, John W. Daniels, Mr. Jaws L. Howap, of Harlem, to Miss Aauuia Lawnrancr, of Ho- boken, N. J. ‘Taxco—Daquer.—By the Rev. Dr. Taylor, Friax Mice gh ‘Tanoo, Esq. of Havana, Cuba, to MAbEuNE H. Baguer, urlington, N. J, Died. AnserRoxG.—On Saturday worning, November 23, WasuioroN, youngest son of tho late Charles and Mary Ann Armstrong, aged 2 years, 4 months and 19 days. ‘Tho frionds and rolatives are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Monday): afternoon, at three o'clock, from No. 837 West Twenty ninth street, AutiAvse.—On Friday evening, Nov. 22, Heian W., wifo of S. B, Althat ‘The relativ mily are invited to attend the funoral, from her late residence, No, 58 Tenth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, this (Monday), at 12 o'clock M. Benxs.—On Saturday, Movember 23, MARY Axx, daugh- fer of Cornelius and Margaret Burns, aged 3 years, 7 months and eight days. ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Monday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of hor parents, No. 184 Ludlow street. BuRrox.—On Sui November 24, of paralysia, Josxrn BuRroN, aged 43 yearsand 8 months. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attond the fanoral, to take place from the New York Hos. pital, this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Banex.—in this city, on Sunday morning, November 24, MaRIANNA C., eldest’ daughter of Martha F. and Wil- liatn J. Baner, M.D., aged 12 years 4 months and 24 days. ‘Tho rolatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, without further notice, on Tuesday afternoon, at one o'clock, from tho residence of her parents, No. 40 West Twenty-fourth street, Broxsox.—On Sunday, November 24, at 107 Amity street, Brooklyn, after a brief illness, Mrs, Augusta EB, wife of George Bronson aged 28 ye: Borkshire (Mass.) papers please copy. Corsist.—At Wesi.barms, on Sunday, November 24, Manx, yourigest son of Mark ‘and Lucy M: Cornell, aged & montlis and 12 days. ‘The (riuds and relatives are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his parents, West Farms, Cantix.—At Hudson City, N, J., on Friday, Nov. 22, Mr. Sauce Cannan, in tho 66th year of his age. The frionds of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, Palisade avenue, Hudson City, on Tuesday morning, at ten o’cleck. DeRaxp.—On Sunday morning, November 24, Hannzr Dvranp, widow of David Durand, agod 65 years, § months and 12 days. The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Monday) afternoon, at ono o'clock, from the: residence of William Hanshe, No. 757 Greenwich street. Goxias.—Oni Saturday, November 23, Suvnas. C. Gor- WAM, in the 41st your of his age. ‘The friends of’ the family are invited to ationd the fune- ral, from the residenee of his mother, 39 Duminick street, this (Monday) afternoon, at four o’eloch Gapyur.—Sudden!y, ‘on Frid poplexy, Ava Gakpwan, in the 46th. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are : invited to attend the funetal, from his late rc 5 Fast Thirty sixth street, this (Monday) atternoon, at ono o'clock, without further invitation, Haucrury.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday, Novembor 23, BERTY, in the SOth year of his age, is of the family, also tho members of Excel- sior Lo. go, No.195 F. aud’A. M., are respectfully in vited to attend the funeral, from Lis lute residence, 146 Columbia streot, South Brooklyn, on Tuesday a’ternoon, m Sunday, November 24, Saran Dauron, daughter of the te David Howe. rolatives and nds of the family are invited to attend the funera! this (Monday) afterno.n, at hor lato residence, No. 6 yn will be rt and ir of itis dn Sunday , November 24, after a severe illness, Miciast, Havauey, ii the 62d ag ‘The relatives and friends of the family, au of bi Hanghey, are rospectt lass. county of Wickiow, Te S The frieuds of the fami} ou Thomas, aitend the y, November 24, Mrs. Matinpa G. pt. Josaph 1: ds are resp ‘uneral, on Thesday aiternvon, at two o'clock, from the residence of Mr. Jouas Parker, No. 101 S:cond sireot, Williamsburg. Hee remains will be taken to Greenwood, Lorp.—On Saturday, November 23, Jonny A. Lorn, aged 51 years. ithe relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, Bergen, N. J., on Tuesday afternoon, at dhe o'clock. Hud: son City cars pass the house, leaviig Jersey City ferry every twenty minutes. Lccx.—In Brooklym, on Saturday evening, November 23, Mrs. Mary A. Luck, wife of Capt. Richard Luce, aged 32'years. Her remains will be taken to Martha's Vineyard fer interment on to-day, (Monday). McManoy.—On Sunday, November 24, after a short and severe filness, Marm.pa McMaxon, in the 25th year of her ago. Tie frien¢s of the family, also those of hier brother-in- law, Jacob Edsall, aro invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday, at One o'clock, from No. i4 Laight street, New ‘ork, McCormick.—On Saturday, November 23, Jonn J. McConwicx, son of Joseph and Hester McCormick, aged 1 year, 11 months and 6 days, The friends of the family, also of his brother-in-law, Robert Rodgers, are respectfully Invited, to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, 19734 Division street, this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock. McCucxs.—On Friday night, at twelve o'clock, Nov, 22, after a long suffering, wh! e bore with Christian fort tude, Exizaners A., tor of Robert McCluno, aged 20 years, 5 months and 13 days. She died in the full triumph of fait, and has at last found rest for her woary oul. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her Inte residence, 120 Fighth avenue, this (Monday) afternoon, at balf past ‘The remaing will be taken to Greenwood for interment. MoCiay.—On Saturday, November 23, at twelve o'clock M., Romar A. McCuay, eldest son of John and Jessie B. McClay, of bronchitis, aged 23 years and 6 months. The friends and acquaintances of the family are re spectfully invited to attend the funeral, at 313 West Six- teenth [street, on Tuesday afternoon, at half-past one 'olock, without further notice. (oo 1D, please copy. Miuser.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday, Noyember 23, of disease of the hoars, Hiswny ‘aged 48 years, The funeral will take place at his late residence, 146 Fulton avenve, this (Monday) afternoon, at balf-past two o’clock. Hig remains will be taken to the Cemetery of tho Evergreens for interment, Mv.ronp.—At Hudson, Columbia county, on Sunday, Novembor 24, James Mcnvorn, in the 36th year of his age, The relatives and friends are respectfully inyited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of hig father-in-law, Henry.A. Dubois, on Tuesday afternoon, at twe o’olock. ag ftias—Ou Sunday, November 24, Joun Pattas, aged 3 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respggt{yl ” invited toattond the fonon,,' * corner of Union and Smith stroy."* South Toseday aftdrooon, at two o'clock, ‘Dublin (Iretandy pape.a please copy. from his late rosidonce, a, oD Powsns.—!n Brodklyn, om Sanday mort.” Movember 94, Tomas PowrRs, son of Lawrenco and Mar,’ Powers, aged 2 years and ths. ‘The relatives and friends of the fam) are respect. fully ispitod to attond the funerat, this (Monday) aftor- noon, at two o'clock, tvom tho residence of his parents, No, 33 Ardity street. Ynussars.-On Sunday, November 24,. at her residenee, No, 85 Seventh street, in this city, Maaganur relict of Thamas Phillips. ‘Due notice Will be given cf the funeral. Prarr.—On Saturday, November 23, of eousuception, Mrs, Cumssina Pare, aged 65 years. ‘The frionds and relatives of the family are’ respactfaily ingitod to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 0104 Fourth street, this (Monday) aftorncem, at ome ovelvek. Pr elphia papers please copy, Ruonanack.—In Williamsburg, ing, November 23, Sa the 76th year of her ago, ‘Ther ‘Aj on Satur morn- Rau, Wile of Jacob Rhodoback, in ives and friends of tho family aro invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, at one o'teck, from her late residence, No, 252 First. street, bevween North First and North Seconii streets, Williamsburg. Srrmour.—-At Mechquicsville, Saratoga county, on Saturday year of his long ar ¢ of this citys x, November 28, Jom, Seymour, in the 6th | SRR RSL SERETOL A RL A A ESS “Y ‘SHIPPING NEWS. SUm SETS. “Port of New Work, November 2¢,-1861, ARRIVED. uv wot-war Vandalia, Cammander Haggerty, Port bs gunboat Rineiiio, Commander Hewett, ——4 dave. Queenston Aéth at 4.40 PM, witl and Steamship Etna (Br), Femnedy, Liverpool, Nov 1%, and Passengers, to ohn G Dale. In lat 43 lou 59 passed a large iceberg; Nov 24, Phe ships dun Moorelouse bound'8, aud steamship javurg bow Ship Jay ON tn ballast, to ‘Ship Prince of Wales (Br, Oot If, with eon), to order. 'Nov 12 lat dl 14 brig with ‘oviatona: yaith & Sons. on G2 24 f’Thomaston}, Young, Liverpool, 28 days, fH John, NB), Hamm, Cardiff, spoke 16 froum Jamalcs for Hatifux, and supplied hes Ship Golven Eagle (of Kennebunk), Thompeon, Liverpool} 0) Go) 16, with coil, malt, &e, to Tw 6.0 miles of this port, and w: the latitude of Hatteras; ha then; Nov 23, 180 taile jury bark, tron Twhis for NYork. Ship Eaulie dnd Jessie (Br t , in ballast, too pacort & Ci blown soutl ad heay: 4 n, eenock, days, with ‘Thonipson & Hunter, H strong W gales; sp Ship Tarese (of Boston’ last, to C © Duncan & Co. Bank: Hus been 19 day! via Havana Noy 10, to Cartwright) 4 Harrison. was withid 'y Wand NW galeg Sot Sandy Hook, signalled 9 f Liverpool), Bromage, Zon- 4d, Cole,'London, $8 days, n_ ballast, to order, win G y iron, to been 21 days W of the Banka with ke, Stevens, Havre, 29 days, in bal. RW of the Grand aril, ark Li Br, of Demarara), Mix, Calcutta, June 24 Bark Lickyow (Br, o ta, June 34 Halteras, during a'gole, lost Frank Nelson; a Beaman, over- uin (Br, t ark Michaek (2 to Fanch, Meincke & Wena! Bark Schiller {Brem), and & passengers, to O Luling, Bark Greyhound (of Kingston, M ga, 42 days, with muse, to master, lasted for 12 days'with the barometer ‘from 2) to 29 of Glasgow), Brown, Liverpool, 23 ¥ Macdonald, Hes experienced heavy re rnatt, Dunkirk, 73 days, in ballast, ‘Kahr, Bremen, 68 days, with mdse Gulbrandsen, Mala- v'6, lat 39 15 lon 6b 25, Wich 25 days ont, encduntered a heavy wosterly gale, that carried away the foreyard in the sling, touring foresail and fore topsa Bark Ho Thompson ship Crescent City, Badge dro Sanchez Dolz, Fi ett, for Now York. Oct 5, 3 ir) pello for Phitlidetphia. ar, Nov 5, and Hamypvo) Was captured by US gunboxt attempting to ran the and ah port, land, White, Rfo Janofro, Sept 28, in ballast, to 7 Silled from St Thomas Nov 2, in company with for Kennebeo Kiver, and brig J a Silvey. of New Bedford, ton 72, apie bark ‘Thos Dal: ‘Sp—prize), Acting Master J H Merrill, Hy PR ‘i Roads 6 days. arleston, while de; @ prize crew put on board, fe Was ordered (0 Hampton Roads, and thence to this Brig H F Colthirst, Emery, London, 25 days, in ballast, to Brett, Son Co. ri Mary & Tsai ok, 80 a oh in ballast, to order. mdse, Brij ta (Br, of Sunderland), Potter, Lime- Big Genvsters (Mol), Vissery Amateniam, 64 days, with Grave . igi gor), Stone, Donia, Sept 13, rig Laue ma (at , e passed Gibraltar 24th, with fruit, to Chamberlain '& Phelps, 1 bad strong westetly gales Lor the past 20 days, Brig Phaniom (Br, of ra Spafford. it John, NF), Hertery, Pernambuco, h sugar, to Aymar & Co. Nov 10, lat 31 50 lon 74 40, Greentand, from Phitadelphia for Havana. < Rush, Babbadge, Havana, 2 days, in ballast, to PN ‘brig Win Padmore (Br), Porter, St Kitts, 26 days, with salt, to master, Jane, of Yarniouihl, NS, f tails split, Brig Delta (Br, of Live Boston—prize), Acting M Schi Alethea (of New Haven), Herve nilla 8th, with sugar, to T Gilmartin & O r Lady Misly 26 days, with plmentd, to A Smithers. | Nov it apes 0 has, ag, chr salt, to master, Left no American vessels in port, Sehr Lady Mulgrave, Marmand, Charlotiet days, with potaioes, to © H Trumbull, chr Col Yeste: N h), Delano, Fort Je! in beth i w Cruise Jackson, very heav splic sadia, 31 d rails, causing herto leak; succeeded in ste having two foet of water in the hold; N yrave (Br, of Halifax ), Harligan, Falmouth, 80 miles loware, -aW acanal boxt, schooner rig- 8, who altered her course on sighting us, Laway fromus; left chr Martha Nichols, Nov 17, lat 37°80 lon ‘64.39, spoke schr Frances om West Indies for NYork, with formerly the Wm M Rice, of Rodgers, USN, Galveston Bur, day’ ‘Brig Adeline P Fiuker, Lord, Key West, 18 days, in ballast, to C RES Peters, ‘once, Nov 3, and ma (Br), Elderkin, Kast Caicos, TI, Nov 6, with wh, PET, 18 5 n, 13 Nov I, lat 2915 lon 80, spoke ore vin Breakwater, weather; Nov 18, ina wept deck and weshed in salied in company srorm tho Broakwater with steather Al- from NYork for Fortra Hawkins, Ball vis, Hawkins, Bal Scbr Sngassett, Sopes, Baltimore, 3 day Sehr DS Witharas (3 'masts), Wallkan 8 A Conklin, Soper, Neweastie, Dol, 2 days. thay! 5 days. Steamer Oxpray Steamer Delaware, at P hy inst, 'tat 32.09) 1 Of, spoki off Savant BELUW. ‘on & Sons Bhip % Br, of St John, NB). Also, a large fleet of veasels, unknown, Nos $9 ax 90 Manewasrs’ Excu ‘The following approv from this asso Win D Gregory, Jat Monarch of aK. ney; Win F + late of ship Aucius Adama; Ante In sb 1 iscellancous. after # passage of repean pd ous to the Emerald Isle, nip ROWAN Ter, ut Bahamas, about the ‘6th. into Naasan withawt much nyipa sociie salvage and proceed to port of ds 1th inst six schrs loaded With rice ary Southern ports with the rebel flag. ti were Savannah pilot boats, manned by ent dain: them discharged, but tookout Brtish rey ports in Cuba and windward islands, Ty ford, loaded with salt, was at Nassa posed for Savynnab, can Shipmasters’ As: on.) American Shipinasters’ Association, sole PRA y WS Grueber, late of brig Win- Oma AY Mates Win P Nawon, lois Of abby Ie tenr JW Sontag, “Baltimore, 2 daya. y, had heavy hip Augustus, Bradburn, from Antwerp, Oct 18, to Wm ‘6 have received cerificates ncket ship Emerald Isle, Captain day last from Liverpool, No less than 33 vessels from Eu- rived bere on Saturday, all. of which sailed from Havana Nov 1 for shore joside Sandy was got oil and 1pe; would tiation, From Ist to ed at Naswau from . ‘Three of them pilota. None of ers and sailed for sehr Carrie Sand- , about leaving, sine y report to H Upton, Se’y Ameri. Brig Exsixonr, reported as taken: into. a Southern port a Where she is owned by & Nash & Co, and t Kauled there this summer, Was 253 Wns register, Built at Bangor, Me, in 1863 oruughly over: Scur Exocn Pratt, Kerr, at Fall Rwer from Pictou, ex. rienced heavy weather the entire pass ye, and on the 13th t. lat 42 02, Jon 65 22, while lying to, shipped a sea, which carried away euler coal boxes, water casks, stove bul- warks, &e, Scur Manet, Capt Bl New York, was seized of tempting to run the blockade, an f from,whence she would be sent to New York. Scun Svsax, stranded a week or two since at Tarp: Cove, has been ficnted off and taken to Nantucket, wher will be repaired. of, the §) Charleston 5th inst from Geo Hav rt asa ferry boat, and having been nish steamer Nostra Senera de Lown, SC, ‘where she fn to be used jore near Ocracock, NC, which cleared from Havana, for Fernandina Mth inal, while at- taken into Port Rayal, utinto Georgetown, SC, with machinery disabled and some @ to vessel. Proceeded to Charleston ta see ater Maelng his vessel properly repaired, and to consulg the ‘pan! ish Consub. Bristow, Nov 1l—The Elise (Hamburg bark), from port fo St ‘Thomas, and r lew. the Windward (American ship), rom Cardiff to. Alicante, fis in collision west of Lundy are a ec get vuwarts gas, fnjanedr ee’ ‘the Windward Both vessels will come leaky een laid a the ‘uphere to repair. d have sustained exten- ite and sterns (? stems) Conx, Nov 9—The American ship E, Z, Hodges, hauled into for repairs. the Royal Victoria dock f Haver, Nov Arr the American ship Exch: from New York, with part’ of cargo thrown ove! wher The wechange reperis on the Taw a three masted vessel on fire. targgabamernetons long $3 W, she to Lrvzrroot, Nov ll~The Mahe A arrived he of org and larg = aaile ene See ap ih “ Mites icsvgiar, Ponrswourm, Nov 1 Hittnte ate ialeshorongh for uuabeert ee fn lat 28 he spoke the 1, of Boston, US, from CI Belize, which had experienced heavy easterly gales oi Bep pare zs be Cheney, Be ha chip ee Teas ane ere XN, hat The American schr Bennet Flanner, ‘Venice, which put in on the » Was obliged to slip aud neti ite 10—The American bark Aurelia, Julius, from Auitwei cobus Antonie, ‘and broke afternoon, wht the Duteh bark Ja- y lat. elena, oon Sltodas, got foul of the tons, built, at cena 10 a ngtie alexa ache 297 tons nare, 10 ) cash; Ad sl + fal a a ‘Sa Brig eect, 167 tons, Built at N en ia 1847, on terms we did not lear. - ie Met inst, from the foot of win M Fiver, bully by Mesara —- MISUBLLANROUS. “ABMY ano NAVY GL AIMs, APPROVED BLULS PURCTASED, INADJUSTED AND 8U 8PENDED ACCOUNT! be a PROMPTLY COLLECTED, 's We have an agent at Washington to? Prosecute such busines inderauy bs TAYLOR BROTIEIS, HANKE roadway, corn er Murray street 76 Wail b1.r0et, corner Peart, ass. Je WA ae RE CORN RAIL PAST FREIGHT LINE. UL BATE FOV ANMENT DEST ATOH, © To Sesbiapion, vis Hartisburg, without chwtming carsoz by yi Sr ¢ tImongh with each te: fs cial mioawengsy sent tron tr ee ht recsived orbs ay dhe vipat of the Cent Railroad of New Jersoy, pier No 2 North river, TOR SPHCLSL CONTRACHS APPLY 1'0 New York ollfee, No. @ Broadway. Washington offte, No. Penuagivantn venue. Yanchan & Fisher for Mesrrs Batter, Polsom & Co, of Phila, ¢ how steamship Saxon, of the Boston and Philadelphie 410 feet long, M feet Seam and 27 foot Seep: 1300 tons. I be tndshe y ra Japt Mat- thews, late of the Phideas Sprague. lac: ike: Steamship, Clty of Neue tone’ (ae Li itn, City of Ne nov th tds ‘ty of New York’ (Br), Louee for Liverpool, soon, Loring, hence Aug7 for Hong Kong, Sept Frag, Manning, from Boston Avg 20 for arm Glasgow for Buenos Ayres, Sept 28, 507 REG Scranton Magna, hence for Liverpool, Nov Flat Silp Ladoga, Evalds, henco for Havre, Nov 5, lat 40, Too Mt 2 Carlyle, from Liverpool far Boston, Nov 4, lat 49 1:4, Bar€ Orphan, Smith, hence for Dunkirk, Oct 17, lat 42 50, miele Jon 63 28, P. press Sup. Bark Guiding Star (Br), steering E. was seen Oct 29, lat 46 | > = se —_ 7 - Pr 2B, ) ion £4, LL ARTIC! OLD! é he Lrig Falmouth, hence for Cadiz, Nov 11, tat 39 90, lou 63 30, Waskinglonsantl otieh aitanen thomlitte ot “ye Foreign Porta. Amrwenr, Nov. 9.—Arr Antarctic, Stouffer, NYork; Mths Eechricht, do sid 'sihy Chace, Kuwards, N Baltimore. ‘Sid Balder, Henricksen, and Equal , BY ork, inysz00d, itth, Neptnae, NYork. Buuawros, Nev. 2200, Plymouth’ Beck Hammond, from Landon foe NYOrR. KLPAST, NOW. Hw went ag ninee Tous N¥ork, 814 9th, Queen of ORDEAUK, Nov O~Al Ski 5 | Perking, Stayang, Bnd Auantier Willey tae ores ee FH i QNDEN'S Expreat, 74 Broun rates yaad ta Pe, r Army Bxpross dasly at brated engraved Card: ner of Duane street, T $4 50.-DOUBLE SLE WAPER PROOP BOOTS, AT A Sea OUBEE Ste WAMER PH if ORN" BUNIONS, INVERTED NAILS, BNLARGES Joint yand all diseases of the Fost cured without patw old only at 382 Broadway, oor: iillaeas tice OF inconvedtence to the patie. by Dr. AACHABPR, Surgeoy Datuk, Nov s—Om, Stel bee a $ Chiropodiet, 760 Broudway, kefers to pbysiciaaw and sue Bhruxticarims Nov Matt Goskens Ponts, N¥ork. sia, | goons! thiwcty: a . Emilie, Arians; Helvetia, Braudosf, and Europa, Von n, NYO qanotwansiaran, Nov 7Arr Scandinavian, Gude, New rem Nov 11~Arr Emily & Mall, West, Gondon for New Come, Nov 8~Ary Saxon, Eastport. Caceirea, Oct 9—In port ships Napoleon, Cisht luk ‘and Cowper, St fe invow, ll, fo" Liverpool; June D.C foward: for Maule R 5 How: 0 to Wéad rice for Lohdou oF Liverpool; Barreda bros, Pacer: pon for Beaseln to load for Kurope; Crystal Valare Arthur for NYork dg; Tstambaul (Br, late ‘Am ship Meieor), to land, in Canton waters; bark Saxonville, Gardner, for ; and others, EAFNEUMIN ITS WORST STAGES GURED. HUNDREDS SAVE BEEN RUYTORED TO REMIND BY DR. VON MOSCHZISKERW NEW'8YSTEH! OMice $8 Clin place Right street, near Broadway, ; Mame. INDLING WOOD}, OAK AND PIAR, AT 20 CENTS: ae for ten or more boxes. Hickory, &k and Pine by lov 9—Arr Esperia, Londowfor NYork (and an- ud core Ci rs guoradl; tah, TA Malet Yobty RVG, ee Omang loud and cord." ‘ddresa 6: Collins, 445 Mat ‘Twenty Yuin Put back 10th, Martha Whitmore, Preble, for Baltimore, pidimours, Nov l0—Acr J P Lundwaht, Larsen, NYork for 1. Fecamr, Nov 4—Arr Tranatt, Davis, NYork. Gisnaviax, Oct 80—Are Burdett Hart, Mardy, Smyrna; lo, NYork ae ‘ idl Vermont, Lindop, NYork, Deetjen, NYork. estat, Nov 9811 Jane Donall, Page, and Neptune, Nyoil, NYork. ALWaY, Nov 8—Sid Palermo, Ingham, NYork, RR cl dA Starrett, Richibucto, 8—No Am vessel in port. r Prince, Mealy, and Geo Brud- nm 4,’ Carter, and Exchange, LISURUE WISESSIS DEMIJOHNS AND RorrEBS OHN DUNCAN & SONS; Union cqtmaro and Four iwenth str ; PUCtOGRAPHIC ALPYM—A VERY NEWT ON twenty-four portraits, $1 with clasp, $2; a handsome twenty-four portraits, , fealty with tw superb gilt clasye $5. Ovor' one hundred, style manufactured by ‘A.. DOWLING, 6 aad 67 Nasgat aireet, Sent tree by mail. ‘The trade supplied. : FOW er one $L 0; one do. ne, bound Sein very elegaut 01 TRONG’S PATENT ARMY TRUNK AND ORTABLE Bedstead combined, corner of Warren st. andWroadway, TEPHENS’ WRITING FLUIDS AND INKS ARB: standard of perfection in the ink line, Depot” No. ‘itliam street, New York. GHORTHAND WRITING —at O'DOWD'S REPORTING Rooms, 653 Broadway, Shorthand Writing 1 tatlght a: usnal, day and evening. » Maria C Day, C ta, Harries, NYork, 4 Th, JL Bogarty. Arr John Bertram, Knadsen, NYorks, Ski trom Guxhaven 8th, Sir Rebert Peel, Jargens, NYork. Hatiwax, Nov Arr ‘bark Garibahii, Randall, Nowporty Bi; sors Mary, Day, Baltimore; Alma, Lines, Philadelphiag WH Dextér, Dexter, NYork; Emery, Abbott Savannal Having run the blockade; (9th, ‘Telegraph, Davidson, NY Winchester, do! ( overboard). Cid Lah, 25th, ship Ophelia, Johns = 2 ___ THR TURF, (ENTREVILLE COURSE, LONG ISLAND—TROTTING— J ‘Sueaday, November 26, at 2 o'clock, match for $000 side, haif forfeit; mile heats, best three in five. Josopl McKee names Geo, Cooley, ta saddle: H, Farren names Belle Portland, in harness, Good, day ond track. BEVINS & CONKLIN, Proprietors: o , Carrol), ; Son, do; bark Keumore, Oterar, do, iste ov Wicur, Nov 7—Om, ‘Thos Jefferson, from Havre for Boston; no date, Western Continent, from Sunderland for Singapore. Sid from Motherbunk 9th, W H-Prescott, NYork, i acne, Oct 6—In port ships Almeda, Mating, for Ci ‘ayes, Upton, from Bomba: Nov 8—Arr' 8 E Smith, Gates, St John, NI 4 loth, Arabia (=), Stone, Boston, ‘Constellation, Muiliner, und Nep- Hortensia, Dreyer, Piiliadelphia, Constitution, Jones, froin NY: Hurlbut, Masson, N’ Valparatso. hd 91n, Molooka, Nortomy Boston; Western Empire, Mo- Laughitm, and Eliza, Ewart, NYork. Lh the river out bound 13th, Mary E Campbell, Morse, BO, M,PATCHEN WILE STAND FOR MARES AY‘ © ‘Dykeman Farm, ‘Kingsbridge, 1862, at $100 the season, WM. WaLTERMTBE, ?** Washington Drove Yard, N. ¥? NION COURSE, L. I.—TROTTING.—THURSDA¥ (Thanksgiving Day), Nov. 28, at2 P.M,” match fox $500, mile heats, best three in five.’ Mr. B. B. Quick names bg, George Cooley, under saddla; J. H. Farran! names damn, Belle of Portland, fy harn mediately after @, 12th, M Peabod: 10th, Magellan, for Rangoon. will come off for $400, mile heats, best three in five, in Eni out 9th, Chancellor, Spence, for NYork; 1th, Copemts | ness. W. Strong names. m.’——i W. H, en ous, Mabnken, Ikan Black’ Swan, Rodger, Gibraltar; | Dames br. g. Sweetbriar. 4 will leave Peck alip fe Cultivator, Ruasell, NYork. DON, Noy Ll~Arr FE me and Mathilde, Nordenholt, New ;, Wallace, Lane, NYork; 1b, Belle Creolo, r Haothy Victoria, Antierso ib rdiff' and NYork. froin Gravesend 9h, James Lemon, Macauly, NYorks Ficetwing, Jayne, Alexandria; uh, duller Trundy, Gould, ‘ork, Linxntcx, Nov'9—81d Solstice, Walker, NYork, Lisnow, Nov 3—Sid Gustay Pastor (3), NYork. Mumnies, Nov 9—Sid Gen Knox, Small, Barcel le Mansxtrres, Nov 8—Arr Ella, Howes, and Mary Edson, Nickerson, Alexandria Maunirtbs, Oct $—In port ship Isanc H Boardman, Brown, from Boubdy for Liverpool, having repaired, and ready for sea in few daya, Macarutco, Gulf of California, Sept 9—Ia port ship Re porter, Howex, for England next day, Newront, Noy B—8ld 1} 8 Fisk, Sleeper, St Thomas, Oronro, Oct 80—Arr Chas Brewer, N¥ork; Nov 1, Catch Me, Hartzell, do, Fourswoutit, Noy 11—Put in, 8 Gilderalceve, MeCailum, from Shields for San Francisco, with loss of sail Puwzancr, Nov 1l—Arr W M Groton, Higgins, NYork, nonce PR, Nov8—In port bark Evening Star, for New javen dg. SrJounsNBENov 1&—Arr schr Columbia, Richardson, Ph Jadelphia,’ Cld 18th, ship E Creighton, Creighton, Liverpool; 19th, sche Olifton Belyea, NYork, Qiivenstown, ‘Noy 8—Arr Jeddo, Melvin, Philadelphia; 1ath, Enchaniress, NYor ‘TxxxntvrR, Ool28—A rc Guanche, Seris, NYork, Vatencta, Och 3I—Slu Alice, Silk, NYork. Wartknrokn, Nov Arr Tinor,’ Bixby, Sulina. Sid 9th, Flora, Deans, XYork, (PER STRAMSHLP RINA—THE LATEST. Arr from \N¥ork Esther A Gone and Guiding Star, at Queenstown; Volant, at Belfast; Dundalk, at Lime: tomunde, at Hav: Bramhall, at Tairagon and Sarah Flagg, at Cette; Passport, at Marseille Duals Willlamaburg, every ten minutes for Bast New York and (6 Course. SHAW & WHITE, Pi rietore. LOT OF NEAT RY WAGONS, the best manuer. Also two Fapreas Wagola, one And one light, that are made in the best manuer, will be cheap. Every article got here warranted to be as represent ed. BTEWART'S wagon factory, Fifty-third street, be tween Broadway and Eighth avenue. REWSTER & CO., OF BROOME STREET, Oifer their popula styles of Road Wagons and Carriages for sale at corner of Broome and Mott streets, THEIR ONLY PLACE OF BUSINESS. GIOR SALE—TO CLOSE AN ESTATE, A SPLENDID team of gray Mares, 1534 hands high.’ Apply to J. W. Duryee, 258 Cherry street, OR SALE—A GROCERS’ WAGON, NEW, WITH TOP; ‘a second hand one, without top: double-seated Carriages with double top; also’ Light Wagons, new and second hand, at 94 West Twenty-ninth street, between Sixth und Seventh avenues, Pe SALE—A SECOND HAND 8ET OF DOUMLE ‘Harness, made by Wilson, in good order, Inquire at Horace F. Jones’ stable, 139 Mercer strect, ORSES, CARRIAGES, SLEIGUS AND HARNESS,— For sale, chenp, 125 light Carriages, all kinds and stylon, 86 Sleighs, 0 sets Harness, Robes, Wells, &c., 50 Horses an Pontes, at No, 1 Nevinsatréet and 18 Fulton avenue, B y = ORSES.—NEW YORK TATTERSALLS, SIXTH AVB nue, corner of Thirty-ninth street, Tuesday, Nov. 26, af iF o'clock, auction sale of twelve Horses, by caimogue, new and second hand Wagons and Harness, Blankets, Robes, &0.. also a ine brown Mare, top wi n and light harness, ‘M. M, LANGLEY, Proprietor. Am DOSTON, Nov 22, ld steamer Kensington, Baker, Piiladelphin; bark Arctlc, Hammond, Honolulu; sthrs Jos Nickerson, Gage, Cape Haytien; Clata, Crowell, Jeremie. Sld Friday, wind NE to NNE, steamer Kensington; and frou the Itoads ship Australia and bark Costarelli (and both subse- ‘ORSE WANTED.—A GENTLEMAN WILL TAKE FOR quenily returned). the winter a gentle and good Horse for his use, for Bi, AM Cid achrs Anna Hinks: Alderson. Aux Cayes; Jos | light driving in the country, | Batisiactory references will be Maxfield, May, and P Armatrong, Linnell, Philadelphia. ‘Sid, | given as regards use, care, Ac, Address M. H., box 107 Herald nd from below, ship Australias | ollice. wind NW 19 N, brig Ortolan and bark Costarelli, EDGARTOWN, Nov 14—Arr Br brig Peacock, Matanzas for why Any Wooster, Wooster, Pinladeiphia for Kast- cr sohr C,W Dexter, New York for Augusta (and re- 22d; with ‘others reported during last 10 days, there ‘S «ail in harbor, bound BE). ov 22—Arr chy § Mills, Dayton, Balt en. Collins, NYor ORSES—FED ON THE BEST OF HAY, WELL roomed, with comfortable stables, at $6. pet months bys. Gr teneulct, Jr. Roseville, Stain Island. Apply to ENEDICT BROTHERS, watchmakers, No. 5 treet. HORSES, FORMERLY USED IN THE EXPRESS business, will be sold ch if applied for acon, at King’s in Forty-rat t, between Madison and Four R. CALROW, Altorney for Mortgagee. SECOND HAND EXPRESS WAGONS, OF VA- rious sizes, for sale cheap. Apply, between the hours Of 10 and 12 o'clock A. M,, each day, at the brick factory tm Thirty-firat street, near Third avenue. CALROW, A\ Boston FAL, RAVER, Ni more), sloop FH Bol GE nit ov —Arr Sp steamer Nostra Senora for Havana, in distr “4 rschr Cherub, Bailey, New York. F Ge dy NYork. W BEDFORD, Nov 2l—Arr xchr WW Br: Port. Ewen, Cid 22d, brig Ormus, Bal aclu Ariuitue, Robliaon, Eitzatethpo nid 80, h m1 NYork nara, Row. Havana, 3; Sea Gull, NANT! T, Nov 13—Arr gchra Tryall, Adams, NYork; 19h, Tawtenieo, Ray, do, BURYPORT, Nov 19—Arr sohr Grand Island, Lunt, Noy 2l—Arr schra Watchman, ‘Teel, and I I NYork for Boston; Jus Wixon, Young, Provi- « for NYork, IRTLAND,, Nov 20—Arr ship Geo W Bourne, Lord, Liv. pool; brig AJ Ross, Eaton, Searaport for Tortugas, —Acr ship Jas Nesmith, Watts, Bristol, E. ship United’ King sc DW ORTH 1 Zz. No. 204 Fifth avenue, cor. Twenty-sixth st., New York, No, 137 Montague street, Brooklyn. CLASSES—Tuesdaysand Fridays in Brooklyn. GLASSES—Wedueadays and Saturdays in New York. Circulars for terms, &c,, may be had at either academy, BAKES Vanotxa ACADEMY, NO. 361 BROOME . STREET. NEW CLASS FOR TUESDAY. All the fashionable dances in one course of lessons, LADIES meet Tuesdays and Fridays, 3106 P.M, GENTLEMEN, Tuesdays and ays, 734 to 1034 P.M CHILDREN, Wednendays and Saturdays, 310 6, iM, * Ladies primary classes instructed by Mrs, Brookes. SOIREE EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING, Bauer $ Skating Academy, and $2 per month, every night. ror stage dances, every morning, $3 per me solree. Glasgow (and . Dui pbinson, Vinaltiay Hl, Havana; G hase, Matanzas; , Cardenas; sche ROVIDERCK. Nov @—Are ateamer Ospray, Kenney, NYork; sloop Proof Glass, Tyler, E hport. Bid schra S L Siminpns, Gandy, and 'C i, Philadelphia; Almira d, Briss NY ven, do, ICKLAND, Nov 18—Bid schrs Empreas, Sunith, and Ma- rigtta, Gray, NYork. AN FRANCISCO, Oct 23—-Sld Br. bark Isle of France, ov Arr brig Waller Howes, Pierce, Bangor AR DING ACADEMY, 59 WEST FOUR- es Wednesdays and Saiurdays.and Private clisses and schools at- tended: demy. RAILROADS. —TRAINS FOR ALBANY, wave Chambers street at 7 ROF. BOND'S DANCING GYMNASIUM. AND, YCAT: Pr iig Academy, 476 Blocker straet—-Mondayrand Shure: a w classes forming, First Hop Wednesday evening, } ‘Troy, the Novh and West and 1A. SL, and 3:30, Gand 1 ays. Nov. 27. ___ COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. __ MAN WANTED—TO ASSIST AS EQUAL PA&RENER ina very pleasant business, a monopoly, pay og $1,000 per month the year round, The best of reference. given and f ut litte capital required. An extraordinary opportunity this. Apply early at 682 Broadway, up stalrs, rong No.4. A PARTY H. VING $75 .OR- $100 IN CAS, C. to $: AND. ALBANY RAILROAD. \y, Troy, North and West. nent, commencing Montay, Nov. 4, 1361, 40.4. M., Express Mail Train, from Twenty: te ‘all local trains ace Time Tables JOHN BURCHILL, Assistant Superintendent, STEAMBOATS, __ GEORGE LAW lay atreot every day, Sundays Amboy, making’ the inter. es Perth Amboy at 7A, M. come an eqial partner in a Dusiness that wili -ply $a, 20 per waek, oF & salary will be pald for the loan. Apr to-day from 12 to 4 o'clock, t0 Mr. FRANKLIN Belmont ‘a+ tel, 138 Fulton street, at tue oflice, up stairs, NE OF OUR DEPARTMENTS, OVSRWHELAZD ‘with orders and applications, is open to & gentTanan, with from $2,000 to $3,00; roma elegant, business plasape MIprottable. Apityat the Now York Electrical Tu-gicute, Sel daca way, eobee door W cows marinnniaing. eo R" M. IN A NEAT, PAYING, BUST. eas thal i, bot afocied times “cays N ORNING: LINE, FOR PEEKSKILL.—THE AURORA leaven Jay stregt pioc dally. Sundays included, at 8 A. M., landing at West Tenth and ‘Phirtletis at Yonkers, Hidsuings, “Dovb's! Ferry, Tarrytown, sing Sibg, Haver, straw, Grassy Pointand Verplanck’s, TEAMER LONG, ISLAND LEAVES JAMES SLIP every day, Sundays excepted, at 2:45 P. M. for North the havin, fan char ‘of capital. invested, fa, Spring alreet. Ayante ni Port, ‘making ths, intermediate fandings; returaing leaves North Port at 5:20, A. M. Fare trom Glen Cave 20 cents, spe feaus, station A, Sprit t. fom ‘Sore Point and ope’ Shave Beant Som mot apply. on Point hall the. eal ie a TA GO : F E, BREDT & 00. 18 THIS DAY Dis- bance TE TRG oF 8 SRD Re tinue the Importing and Commission business of the od arm i SPORTING. under henaine gh Bross Bred The afar o€ the Inve dram re ey mele ‘cholce ‘oF tock and sale. , . \ . Mange Cure and Flea Exterminator, 50 cents per bottle, Bute | Ne" FeOlatick. Hvedt bas this. day commenced a Jer's Breeding nin, &s., of » $l. Boarded, Trataed, ac. “Medicines for ail disenssa’ ® WS rete aera SHOOTT' sa AT BURNHAM'S corner of Seventy-ninth streetyand Broadway, on Tues day and Thursday, 9b and at 10 o'clock A. Importer snd Comey re eh wader the pame of It, at No. Fin Vout, Nov 23, 1901." FREDERICK BREDT. PARTNER WANTED IN AN ESTABLISHED $250 Visine tt ey 481 io Ata. cach te em arto wr tie roe nT OWES & CO, 409 Brocdway. a <A PARTNER WANTED, WITH TI" }50.amount ins light snd lucretivecash busin 4/3 140 other business chances 300 to $5,000. Partl: ie in search of such would do well to call. Apply to J. CLT jy! CO., $49 Canal street, ‘TO $1,500.—WANTED, AN ACTIVF, O00 Tre-ttotake wa equal tuorestin an ahABl; business, with great prospects, and is now mor ey making A.grand lovostment shown with the above amo’ ji2 F, D, RICHARDSON & CO., & and & N Aiuh street. 23th fast, Marches, commence OF1/s ORMSBEE, Proprietor, AL. OAL.—-LOCUST MOUS,TAIN, PBACH and Lehigh, warranted {o be genuino articles d, House Cannel, of i a. English primest qualitica, all at 10" gest mark FEY REE Corner Canal and Centre and corner Jane tnd Wen CHARD also Cum. R F,UROPE, HAVANA AND THE WEST The Morris Ex} 28 Broad street, forwards TO $3,000 WOULD BE INVg: N THE and receives frelrat and parcel every steamer. Offices $ A purchase of tbe whole or, fete = estab- ud agentedn ere ey large city abroad, Mabed business, in successful operation. Apawers giving tall L. W. M‘JRRIS, Custom House Broker and Notary. | particulars, with araount required, vgill receive ailcution. — — = Address W. 8., bay, 125 Herald office. op. BULLIARDS, ee heck. can Ce —T ¢ ND PARTNER WANTED—MANUFAC_ 3.000 res artich of great intrinsle ec, in’ ispensabla and in universal demand, very high om- mended bY certificates from the most’ popular, respectable and Inia? ptinl sources; bas been and is now clearing without any eff ¢ $2,000 per annum, The owner's tune being other= wise ¢ coupied will not adinit of him giving it proper atte tion, “A party investing the above amount can have en soo ol. “Tt only needs to be acon to be anpree ved. ue proper noticing will ucrease (he ‘valoue wmount Ful partigulars at 04 Bi EW AND SECOND HAND n’s Combination Cushions, 8, , 63 to 69 Crosby street, N.Y. POR SALES THs Day, ATA BAROATN, ONE, SPLEN- 7 Md marble top Billird Table, with Bulls, Cues, €e., Amplece; been tn use three montha. Call and exainive for uermesrer ee the Union Camp Saloun, 109 Bryadway, ia the eh, LARG'A STOCK OF Billi ard Tables, with P le “at prices to suit the t FLAN & COLLENDE! for Pi 10 rad Ww UXaR & CO, A TEVERDELL’S--WEDDING CARDS!—THESE OBLE. & and attention, -%