The New York Herald Newspaper, November 30, 1862, Page 7

nd over to thi city. On tance be- me Evaocation Day.—Tuesday having been Ryacuation be, the City Hall and otber public buildings were decorated with fags and other patriotic insignia, The Veterans of 1812 paraded the streets with music, in accordance with ‘Meir Boyd old custom, and made onthe whole a most oreditable dfsplay. ‘They were the only military corps in fact who seemed to remember the day at all, and most pf Our Citizens, if the (nth must be told, were entirely blivieus of the occasion. But a few years ago New fork made a graod turnout of her Sune nolaiens 0 commomorate the evacuation of New York; but now there {8 s0 imuch of the real business of the soldier on hand hat our people have no stomach for mere kid glove pidiory, owever attractive it may be. While the fetoraus were passing the City Hall an incident occurred Which well illustrates the fact of the general forgetful tess of the peope recpecting the occasion. A young Fontloman accosted one of tho old soldiers with the query: — «Pray, what occasion might this be, Captain, that calls Tor your display?” , “Aro you an Ainerican, sir, and ask such a question?” flomanded the veteran, in atone half reproachful and hal! mournful, “Yes,” rejnmed the inquirer, im some surprise at the peculiar tone of the question. “Then it is a disgrace to you to forget what oceaston his is, my frioua, for po Ainerican citizen should ever Torgot Kvacuation Day." The young man siid vo tmore, but retired, evidently truck “with the truthfulness of the veteran's obser- ‘vations. Fuerst ov tue Late Gronce €. Morcax.—The obse- ‘quis of the Inte George C. Morgan took place Tuesday it Trinity church, with which deccased was ccnnected as vestiyman for several yours, After the usual burial vice was gono through tho body was interred in St. Puke's Cemetery. ‘\ Arrssror 4 Virrion Tinowss.—Dotective Farley ar- westod on Tuesday Mary Cushman, a young native lady of nineteen years, on sagpicion of haying thrown a phial of Vitrio! into the face of Agues Roblugon, at No. 143 Thomp+ Bon street. Much credit is due the detective, who has Deen tor several d ) Search of the prigoner, for the success he hes achieveds Lanne’ Farr.—A fair for the benefit of St. Mary's Roman Catholic church, West Hoboken, N J., will be held {@t the now scuoolhouse, near the church, on the Sin, 9th, Morb and Ltn of Pecember. The church 1s under the charge of the Pass is well worthy the patrouage o: the st Fathers, 4s COMMADILY. Movements of Troops. THE FORTY~) it MASSAOHUSETTS RE- Qs The above regiment, numbering eight hundred and fifty men, arrived in ihis city yesterday, and are now | Guartered in the Franklin street barracks, ‘The (ollowing ABKLVAL OF B,C R. Company € —; Company D,'N. L. Ne Conipany EB, f Dompany F, B. A. Morey ; Compauy GP. Ww. Parker; Company Hy A.’ V. Shannon; Company 1,7... Rennie; Company K, Byron Weston DEPARTURE OF TROOPS. A portion of the Pitt Massachusetia and One Hun- dred and Sixtieth New York Volunteers loft this city yes- terday for the seat of war. Their destination has not boon divniged. A list of officers of both regiments has fulrondy been published. YHE ONE RCNDRED AND FIFTY-NINTH RUGIMENT, N.Y. 8. Ve ‘Tho above regiment, which bas been raised in Brook- stainless, and musio as eweot floated through the sunshine of their disease touched them and Ly: ithered from the ranks, how avec faced and they retreated only to their God. Those pale columns will file by us no more forever. Those tatiered flags wave now only in dreams. Their spirits have passed Sa i oe ‘sgm wi @ ghastly vacuuni, and with a be idk dos fF 8taplete thot unfinished glory. Soldiers, pay cal in tte fojdg are wrapped the unity and “ »S country, waod * fgjls from our American po oy a ot ai. pretregg, will ever rise to replace it. “Kenge."2ber this in battle, ou suebered bY the foe it will reiuforcs YOU With the fire of ten « men. Biceding and bre'thless from the overpower charge, it will rally the wave! column, atop the panic and retreat, and through fra nud gmoke, slaughter and death, suateh @ victory that shah Fodeom this sad lava and restore you to grateful homes of cousign yo te im- mortal graves, Theso remarks of the fair orator were received with loud applause, * Judge Advocate Genora! Anthon, on behalf of the com~ mand, returned thaoks for the presentation in a ueatand Cloquent address. After partaking of refreshments, the battalion marched off, headed by the band. Relig! Intellig OITY CHURCHES TO-DAY. The Rev. George Junkin, D. D., late President of Wal- liam and Mary College, Va., will preach in the Canal street Presbyterian church (entrance in Greene street), at half-past ten A. M. and three P. M. Episcopal services will be hold this evening at Dod. worth’s Building, known as St. Stephen’s chapel, Fifth _avenue aud Twenty-sixth street, commencing at half-pas" seven o'clock, Sermon by the rector, Rev. Dr. Price. Rey. 0. B. Frothingham will preach at Ebbitt Hall, 55 West Thirty-third street, this morning at half-past ten o'clock. Subject—‘Grounds of Thanksgiving.”” Rey. Sidney A. Corey will preach in the Bethany Baptist church, Fifty-fifth street, between Lexington and Third avenues, at half-past ten o'clock. Rey. C. C. Williams, of Massachusetts, will preach im the evening, at half-pas* seven o'clock, ‘The Rov. Wm. Sabine, assistant at St. George’s Upper Mission chapel, will preach at the Free Cnurch of the Holy Martyrs, Forsyth street, near Canal, this evening. All welcome, ‘Religion, Real and Unreal,”” by Charles Chaucer Goss, at the Tabernacle, Broadway, near Grand street, this even- ing. Music by Father Reed's Old Folks. This tabernacle was established by various clergymen for strange young men and the public generaily. ‘The Kev. Matthew Hale Smith will preach in the stone church, Tweuty-eighth street, near Broadway, at three o'clock this afternoon. Subject—Religion in the Army,” illustrated by incidents drawa from camp life. The Rev. Sidney A, Corey will preach in the “evening at hal!-past seven o'clock. In the Church of the Resurrection (Episcopal), north side of Thirty-fifth street and east of Sixth avenue, Di- vine service at half-past ten A. M. and half-past seven P.M. ‘Tho rector, Rey. E. 0, Flagg, will proach morning and evening. In the Forsyth street Methodist Episcopal church, near Division street, preaching at half-past ten A.M. by tho Rey. Dr. Floy, and at half-past seven P. M. by the Rev: Mr. Pegg, the pastor. Subject for the evening—“What aud Where is Heaven.” ‘The Rey. Wm. Alvin Bartlett will preach from the text, «Let us go, we pray thoe, unto Jordan, and take hence every man a beam,” this evening, in the Brooklyn Taber- nacle, and will deliver in the morning the second sermon of the scries on the “Lord's Prayer.”” Preaching at half past ten A. M. and half-past seven P. M. fyn, has embarked on board the steamer Northorn Light, Aud willactin concert with the Banks expeditioa, the #egiment was encamped at New Dorp, S. I, The following are the officers:— FIPLD AND STAYE. Colovel—F. L. Moliucux. Lientnant Colencl—-Gilbert A, Draper. Major—Charles A. Burt. want—R. Lathvop. Quartermaster—M. 0. Wilvor Surgeon—C. A. Robertso Assislant Surgens—W. ovost aud C, B Briggs. NON-COMMISSIONRO BEAEP, Sergeant Majar—W. &. Tieman. Orum Major—G.¥ joute- nant, KF cudloy. Company B—Captain, Dayton, Firet Lisntevant, J. H. Tieman; Second Lientonant, Alfrod Greenleaf, Company C—Captain, A. M. Gamwell; First Lieute- naut, C, Withams; Second Licutenant, E. @. Hubbell. Company D--Coptain, Josoph H. Hatry; Firet Lieute- want, Ch. Albert Lovetz; Secoud Lioutensat, J, W. Man- toy, Tr. emgeny, E—Captain, Win. Waltermier; First Lieute- nant, N.S. Post; Second Lieutenout, R. H. Traver. R. M. i», Hart; Firet Lioutenant, tenan bal GaCaptain, W. I. siitor, First bie Company ain, W. I! Slitor; First Lieatenant, thas. Lewis; Second Lieutenant, B. Lockwood. ‘ H—Captain, Wolls O. Pettit; First Lieut nant, CC. Paker; § Company, i—Captain , Kaward War J, W. Shields; Second Licutenant, Jacob Finger. pf Comey K—Captain, J. B. aden: First Liente- want, ad Plunkett; Second Li nt, D. Richmond. RECRUITING IN THIS CITY—SECOND REGIMENT N. ¥. 8. &, (BIONTY-SECOND N. ¥. S. Y.) Notwithatanding ihe excitemeut in the ¢.ty on account of the near approach of the city elections, we see Lieut, Dompacy is urging forward the recruits to the Second regi- ment vigorously. Ou Tuesday 9 squad left for anmp, at Fal- mouth, Va., and yesterday # iarger squed received trans- tion for Washington, on route. Tho artvertisement for a drum inajor at the precout time looks as if the old #Btate Guard was up and doing. Those dqwirous of joining mm rogiment ackuowledged to be one of the Gghting re ments of New York city, would do wel! (9 note Lieut, Dewpsey's cali. THE THIRTY-SEVBNIB REGIA VOLUNTEER All reeruits who have joined the above regiment are requested to be at healquarters, No, 68 Prince etrect, on to-morrow (Monday), to receive balance of clothing, vounties, kc, Captain James K. O'Berrno is the efficient yocruitivg oitiver im thie city for the Thirty-eeventh SWORD PRESENTATION. » Lieutesant Johu Roberta, Company K, One Hundred aud Seventy-Ofth regiment Now York State Volunteers, was the recipient of a yery handsome sword, sash and belt on Friday evening last, at the establishment of Lerd & Taylor's, Catharine streot, by bis assoviates in the em” ploy of the above named firm. The presentation was made by one of thoir mmber, Mr, J. 8. Cranksbaw, in@ heat andappropriate epeoch, fo which the Lieutenant re- sponded ina very feeling tnanner, casuring bis friends that he wonld evér try and prove worthy of their cou- Adonece. The whole affair was very commendable both to the donors and recipient THE INDEPENDENT BATTALION, NEW YORE VOLU! ‘TRERS, A despatch has been received in this city, stating the fact that Colonel Felix Confort has resumed the command of the Independent Battalion, New York Volonteere. r sew youx srare ; Cumberland At the Laight street church, corner of Laight apd Va rick streets, Rev. I. S. Kallooh will preach this morning ‘the teath sermon in the course upon the ‘Sermon on the Mount,’’ and in the evening upon the**Truth of the Bible. In the Bleecker street Universalist church, Rev. Henry Blanchard preaches this morning, In the evening Re’ Moses Ballon will deliver a second discourse on the doc- trine of “Future Life and Immortality.” In the Christian chapel, Seventeenth street, near Sixth avenue, servicos at half-past ten A. M. and half-past seven P.M. Urban C. Brewer, pastor, will preach in the morn- ing, and W.§. flornor in the evening. Subject, mornipg—“Naaman at the Jordan.”’ Daniel Milton, champion of civil and religious berty, will appear with bis‘‘clouds of witnesses”’ at the Christian Israelite sanctuary, 108 First street, this afternoon at half-past two o'clock, and in the evening at half-past seven o'clock, A sermon on the rieh man and Lazarus, at the Twen- tieth street Universalist church, between Sixth and Se- veath avenues, by Rev. BG. Brooks, this afternoon at three o’clock. All truth seekers are iuvited to hear ‘Thanksgiving sermon at haif-past ten o'clock. Fhe congregations of the Forsyth street Methodist Epis- copal church have inereased very much lately. A large number of the young men who reside down town bave been attracted to the place by the able and eloquent ministrations of the Rev. Mr. Pegg. Rev. G. T. Flandors will preach this evening, in the Historical Society’s building, corner of Eleventh street and Second avenue, on ‘Our Relations to the Departed, What are Our Relations to tho Departed Father, Mother, Brother, Sister, Friend?”” A lecture will be delivered this evening at half pas, seven o’clock, by the Rev. Abiel Sliver, at the New Jeru- salem chureb, Thirty-fifth street, between Fourth and Lexington avenues. Subject, “The Scripture Analogy be" tween the Material Universe and the Human Mind.” The public are invited, Seats free. The Rev. L. J. Fletcher, of Lowell, Miss., will preach in the chapel of the Fourth Universalist Society, No. 374 street, near Lafayette avenue, Brooklyn, this morning and evening, at the usual hours. Subject for the evening discourse, ‘Profit and Loss.” Soats free. The public are invited to attend. se The Rev. Thomas Gallaudet, rector, will preach in | St. Ann’s church, Eighteenth street, near Fifth ayenue- | Services at half-past ton, three and half-past seven | o'clock—the afternoon being for deaf mutes. The Rev, F. D. Eagan will preach in the evening. New Rector ror Carist Cuvrct.—We understand that the vestry of Christ church, Fifth avenue, have called the Rev. F, C, wor, recently officiating at St. Ann’s church, to their vacant rectorship, and that Mr. Ewer has ac- cepted the call, “Luther and the Reformation” will be the subject o, Rev. Sumner Ellis’ lecture at Dr. Chapin’s church this THE NaVY- Dankin's Clad Oc. Steam This vessel, of which a model was exhibited yostorday, presents many features which will no doubt attract the attention of those interested in the construction of invul- nerable vessels. The model of the vessel is well adapted for high speed and great buoyancy, and bears more the aye of aship adapted for seagoing purposes than any 2 iron-clad mons! v to the notice of the Aeris St erie ime ‘TUg following are the dimensions of the vessels Extrome . th ah, otra 0 teh 62 feet 6 inches, f excepted) . Extreme broadii: armor excepted). 31 feot 6 inches, 11 feet 6 inches, Extreme depth (armor oxcepted). Elevation between spar and gun deck. BATTERY. It is proposed to give her a battery of twonty fifteen- inch guns, discharging at a single broadside of bollow shot thirty-three hundred pounds of metal, and with Solid shot forty-five hundred pounds, or two and a quar- ter tons. VELOCITY, ETO. ‘The inventor claims that he can obtain a speed under Steam and canvass of not less than twenty miles an hour, with a draught of water amidships of seventecn feet six inches, and twelve feet six inches at the extremities. ARMOR, The unique angular form of side, impervious to shot or shell, would require thirty-three per cent less weight of iron sheathing plates than apy vessel heretofore constructed with au up- right surface above the water line, and the actiial coat for building the thull, spars and outfit would not very much exceed a commercial vessel of similar di- mensions, The armament will be all under bombproof cover, on the gun deck, of ample space and ventilation for one thou. sand meu, excopt two heavy pivot gus on the spar deck to ba used at long range in chase of an enemy. The hull would be of sufficient strength and power to stoam through a fleld of ice without damage, or enter an enemy’s port in midwinter, pass all the land fortifications unobstructed, place the town under contribution or batter it down at pleasure, and make an eseape without any casualties on shipboard. ROANOKE. —The work on this noble vessel is progressing rapidly, and, although no date can be given, she will be done much sooner than is generally anticipated. Tne Novelty Iron Works are exerting themselves to make her all that can be desired as a vessel for offensive as well as defensive purposes. No visitors are allowed on board but from the wharf spectators can have an excellent view of hor fine proportions and the excellent workman. ship in heayy fron plating. Arrivals and Departures. ARRIVALS. Lirerroor—Steamship Africa, at Boston—Mr and Mrs al, WH Besse and two children, Mr and Mra E Conlon, Keo, CH Eastman, Messrs Pinggio, Rutman, Pecom: tal, Rankin, Phillips, Otonnelley, Innis, Peters, Fish wic Carter, Wairington, Loney, Stephanie, Givin, Keith, Win ter, Appleton, Lewis, Ewing, Wylie, Caulson, Satter and Hall: HL Marcy, Mrs Haugh: Kay, Dr Barron, C S$ Bayliss and wife, Miss Wheelwright, W_'P Dester, Captain Dearborne,G F Von Aruin, Cant GH Salter, WE Paimer, Capt Dacy, © England, MR Ross, Mr and Mrs . Mrs Di nd son, Mrand M afield, ann @ GH Wilson, H E Stiager, J D Cobb, R Ricke Kavanagh and four childre and Wm Ounard. LRANS—Steamship Parkersburg—S Levy, wife and Mia: Capt Manning, Mra Graham and three child- ns Gt Weisse—and 20 i in the steerage. New Oxt axs—Steamship Cambria—Mr Vidal, Chi a mar, Le. Thorp, Mr Herety, Cupt Celli ship Jolin Capt Landon, Mr Sacredote, Mrs Johnson, Mrs Mrs Ablovich and two children, Mrs Smith and two cuildren. DEPARTURES Sourmamerox, Havre ann Hansvrs--Peutonia—Gabricl nd servant, Franoe; M. Machado, Havana; Detroit; Mr and Mra Neidlinzer, New ighes, Arthur Cunningham, Miss Gunni \d Mrs Lorenzen, infant Mi rad nurse; Mr, nis Mensin; vill, New York; Ph tlenne Biano, ‘France; Christ B Koe- umann, §an Franglo; Dr Horn, Ph Fransis P Grom, Kentucky; Dy Huatd, ie; A: Beroh Breder, Fried Stringer, Naw York; Henry Ade, slater and child: Mrs Hy Ronis, i Marco, Detroit; Miss Kate M Lucey, Philadel- Mra lun and d-ughters, New York: Mrs Bol band four children, Chicago; F Bottior Gruen, New York; Heinrich Ful: nia; @ Frank,’ Missouri—and others in the steerage. ‘Total ut. ate, $574,300, < Tavenrgot—Sivamship Etna—Miss Grogham, Captain roman Weeks, Janse Whitende A Latson and wile, HR Millar, John A Knight, D O Robinson, wife and infant; Invalnerable Destruct. ¥° fO"= Aes * te Use Mitter's 50 Cent Hair D ~ eprree~serenere-cu meee e and 25 , JA00m R Syrnorr, a @ in tho Thirteenth Ne HUE {nvigorator. Bold everywuere. Try ‘thew. Depot 68 Petey Aloe sare His ‘oka. ta > veximeut aoversly enaainnninnnnnnn ee <= ; he was beloved vy im, tM ~ — Theo relatives and fron eye ‘ly are invited to Hamel Bone - * Sintra seen ten 4 juneral, at Pompton cCiosre; lew Jorsey,on | J. & @, Lichtenbe: nd ye, on Thursday, N ‘N Jee ho o2 | Simeon Gutmaa, 1 art ie residence of tho bride parent by ee | wot, et ren imigeny whut further |g (loa Rev. pV, ... 2°4R200, Mr. Davin Basaere to Biss Suse | | Tennv.—Ou Saturday, November 29, J ~4 iV. Hofman, E-y youngest days, Mf O43; Gilbort, Baq.all of said city. | Texky, 69m of Senor Dow Tomas re es , | Roberta Hone Bons Wasco, Munday evening, Novorabor 23, | in tho'17ih your of his ago. : ‘id | &-4. Russell, by the Rov. Fainor Bvoren ” Ti,WituaM J. Buans, of | Tho friends of tho family are invited to attend thefox”’ | ein Sayin Tipperary, ireland, to Miss Baan - *Sea4 Wasi, Qanigh ter of the lato Philip Walsh, of Kilken. - ‘ Davom—Lxrunas.—On Tudsday cveniig, °° 2Nber 25, by the Rev. J. P. Newman, Joun H. Davox to 1. “#4 P LerORGR, both of (his city Densi—FLowers.—On Tuesday, Novomber 25, by the Roy. J.P. Newman, Mr. H : 1 to Mis Rov, 2h Newman, Mr. Hevwe L. Dawe. to Miss Hanna Died. Bagoy.--On Friday, Novembor 28, Mary Bacon, only child of Patrick and Ellen Bacon, aged 1 year, 7 mouths | and 1 day The friouds and acquaintances of the family are re. quesied to attend the funeral, from the residence of her Parents, No. 255 Fast Seventoengh streot, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock Baruoate.—On Monday morning, Novembor 24, at Mor rizania, Jouy BaraGats, in the 47th year of his ace. Tho relatives aud friends of the tamy are rospectfully invited to «i the funeral, this (Sualay) afternoon, at half-past one o'clock, from his late residenoe. Carriages will be in waiting at Harlem Bridge until one o'clock. Barnwent.—Io Williamsburg, ou Friday, Novomber 23, after a long and severe illness, which be bore with Christian fortitude, Moss Barnwat:, in the 62d year of his age. ‘Tho relatives and friends of the family are rospectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday moraing, at tea o'clock, from his late residence, 226 South Second street, corner of Ninth street, to St. Mary’a church, 1. M.©., where a solemn requiem mass will be sung and funeral services performed, thence to Calvary Cemetery for ia terment. Brrne.—On Saturday, November 20, Taowas Brane, aged 47 years. ‘The funeral wili take place No. 6 Morris street, on Monday i to proceed to St. Peter's church, Barclay street, where a solemn requiem mags will be offered up for the repose of his soul, and from thence to Calvary, Cantix,—On Friday, November 23, Caarres B. Canciy, youngest son of James and Ellen Carlin, aged 2 years aad 1 month. ‘The friends of the famil, Jon and Bernard Campbell, are respectfully invited to at tond the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at haif-past one o’clock, from the residence of bis parouts, 215 Hester stroet. Crovaky.—On Friday avening, November 28, Angie, ouly daughter of Andrew and Maria Cropsey Tho relatives and frignds of the family are respectfully invited ty attend the {uheral, without further notice; from No. 207 Tenth avenue, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Coorer.—At Camp Bliss, Upton’s Hill, Va., Captain Corseivs A. Cooper, of Company C,Ono Hundred and sovonth regiment New York Volunteer Fricnds of the family, the taachors of the ward schools of the city, the school officers of the fighth ward, the members of Hiawatha Lodge F. & A. M., and the mom bers of Company G, Seventy-first rogiment N, ¥.S. M., are invited to attend tho funeral services at Bleecker street Universalist chyrch, on Monday at twelve o'clock. The remaios will be interred ia Greenwood. Dxwsv.—On Saturday morning, November 29, of chronic diarrhoa, Lau n, only ‘daughter of Thomas and Maria Denby, agod 11 mouths and 16 days. Funeral from residence, No, 2 Franklin place, Powers strect, Brooklyn, E. v., to Cypress} Hills Cemptery, on Morday afternoon, at two o'clock, Eactx.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday morning, Noyember 29, Cuarces Epwin, infant son of Alex. and Ellen Eagle, eged 7 months and 19 days. ‘Phe relatives and friends are rospectfully invited to at tend the funeral, from the residepee of his parents, 169 Pearl, corner of High street, Brooklyn, this (Sunday) af- ternoon, at half. past two o'clock, Firzparicy.—On Saturday, November 29, Mary Eutza- pera Firzvaraiok, eldest child of Kdwrrd and Mary Fitz patrick, aged 4 years, 9 moutns and 2 days. The friends of the fami!y are respectfully invited to at- tond the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of her parents, No. 291 Teuth avenue. No carriagea allowed Faxying.—On Friday, November 23, Wu. Havry Fay- NING, of consumption. ‘Tho relatives and friends are invited to attend the fu noral, from his late residence, No, 58 Suffoik atreot, this (Sunday) afternoon, at twoo’clock. The remains are to be interred in how § Cemetery. Granvy,—In Brocklyn,on Saturday, November 29, of diptheria, Wittiam Eciewoeta, only sou of Wiliam and Gertrude A. Grandy, aged 1 year, 5 moaths and 15 days. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectiully invited to attoud the funeral, at the residence of his pa- rents, 16 Lafayette place, South Fourth street, Brook: lyn, B. D., on Monday afternoon, at one o'clock. ReKNWOOD.—On Saturday morning, November 29, Magy Louisa, youngest daughter of Isaac I. Greenwood. ‘Tho rolatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her father, 142 Wcst Fourteenth street, on Monday afterncon, at two o’cloek. also those of his uncles, A Vogt. 0G Fiscn, J Ortiz,’ Henry Lioyd, “Gearge Kenv Captain Harafion Olives, ‘Thgoddre Kruger, Robert W teh , JD Olivier, A Vernuil, Charies Potts, JH Turns ‘latt, Rey Thomas Frans Fiora~and Douglas Shannon, KJ Burnly, Jaw Bonsai, Mr Rawlings, wite ond son; others fn the steerage. MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC. The Advance of the Union Armles—The Iron-Clad Navy of the United States Important Intelligenee from Europe— The Latest News, &c., dic., dic. ‘The steamship Ariel, Captain Jones, will leave this port ‘at noon, on Monday, for Aspinwall. The mails for Central America and the South Pacific ‘will close in this city at bal!-past ten o’clock to-morrow. ‘The New Yous Henaty—Edition for the Paciic—will ‘be ready to-morrow morning, at half-paat nine o’clock, ‘and will contain the latest News of the Advance of Burn- side’s Army in Virginia, and of the Movements of the Union Forces in all sections of the Country; The latest intelligence from the Rebel States; A bighly ‘interesting description ef the Iron-ciad Navy of the United States, Muastrated with rings, showing the progress of the Union in Marati ‘arfare; Important intelligence trom Europe, and reports of all interesting events of the pre- ceding ten days, Single copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing, six cents. OMcial Drawings of Murray, Eddy & (o,'s Kentnoky and Missouri State Lotteries, ENTUCKY, Extha C1 November 29, 1962, 52. 66, 14, 38, 51, 71, 48, 75, 19, 32. Kentucky, Crass ber 568—November 29, 1862. 59, 51, 63, 70, 35, 2, 25, 63, 40, 66, 69, 20, 13, Circulars sent free of charge My, addressing either to CorthgtOh Ry, oF St Louis, Mo. Official Drawings of the Delaware State Lotteries. aoa Exrna C1.ass 515—November 29, 1862. 75, 21, 1, 51, 5, 62, 20, 33, Davawank Crass $96—November 5 39, 76, 71, OR 2; 63, 45, 5, 32, 29, 46, 6. Clrentars sept by address 4. MORRIS & CO., Wilmington, Delaware. OmMcial Drawings of the Library Asso- om; “a Lottery, of Kentucky. stanion Compe ny ss No, 4iS-—November 0, 1962 evening. Subject of the morning discourse, ‘Antidote for Unbelief.”’ INSTITUTION OF REV. M. DK AS RECTOR TRINITY CMURCH, ‘The Rev. Morgan Dix was formally installed in office yesterday as Rector of Trinity parish, in room of the late Dr. Varian. The services on the occasion wore solemn or CORCORAN'S IRISH LEGION. The following has been issuod from headquarters:— Tixangvartens Conconas’s Inist Lacon A detachment of men will leave for Nowport’s News this day (Saturday), November 29, at one o'clock. All officers connected with the Legio ordered to report at No. 74 Ludlow strect, at ten o’slock, with enlistment papors, a8 the Comptrolier’s clerk will be there to pay ‘bounties to the men, PETER MERHAN, Mayr. Wau ‘oganry, Adjutant and impressive, and a very fashionable congregation as- rembled in Old Trinity to witness the ceremony. The attendance of the clergy on the occasion was very nume- rous. Shortly before eleven o'clock the clergy who were to officiate entered the church from the vestry room in the following order:— ‘Tho Sextons of bagi vo and Chapels counected with Mr. Meurer leading. PRESENTATION OP A PLAG TO THE ANTHON BaT- ‘TALION—ADDRESS OF MRS. COMMODORE LEVY, BIC. On Friday afternoon a magnificent flag, the gift of Mrs. Commodore Levy, was presented to the Anthon Battalion, under command of Major Willard, at the heuse of the fair donor, No, 107 St, Mark’e place. The event was quite an interesting and patriotic onc, The houee wae crowded with ladies and others, ropresontativee of the army aud wavy. Captain R. W. Moade. commander of the North Garctina, was also present. ‘The Navy Yard band was in ‘attendance, and discoursed excellent mnnsic At half-past three o'clock Mre. Commodure levy, who is widow of the gallant naval officer of that name, rope the of the eae proceeded to deliver prosentation speech ay foilows:— SOnpinns OF THE ARTHON Harialsox—I have come to ‘adorn your ranks with the evaiga of our covatry. Fiage ‘are the inspiration of armies, Besause they waive over vur heads the sentiments that are beating i our hearts, ‘wnd with tho dattering of a Lag ribhon annovgoe the Bolid presence of An cimpire. What the Pibia is te reli jon—what a rese is (0 love. Su.ch jaa flag to a battle, it Bpiring: principles as well as battalions with hone, victory ‘and solvation. Aa the woakness of our sex banisber We Zrom the battle fleld, our sympathy for the soldior Jade Wo refuge but in prayors and gifts, Wornn’s glory in Phie contoat coneiste in hay helped every battle whl. ‘out taking @ singte life. Whilst men, with deafening thun- der, aro shelling the derk heresy ot the Sonth, woman's noiseless necdle goes gleaming trom rank to rant atit fog Hs quiet way toshield those tron heroes from storm vant aun with her gentle thread, thas doing lor ne 2 ond (ho awfal gap in bor conptry’s fortunes. i {ft streame aud whoever it Ps tand cilken proclamation 10 the world virtue aud yaloe are faming be- meath it. AW vations bave houored tho nation’s eurign; thirty-four Stares ave sworn Wi it Once it the conquered capital of Mexicn, twice it vurtied earn eeatrated Eogiiahinian, and often and oftew haa a jre shadow of vigtorlous civiitzation along the ‘eceding footprints of ludian ferocity, Les no domestic Gogmaqnonch a giusio star, Wo need all thai light to Boaiter the darkness with which Svathern rcercavoy ali @ishroud the continent. Soldiers, this fag, the ork of my weak heod®, will give strength ong igo, Drugs it to your lips, Wateh it on your way bury in your bearts, swear you will leave iton no defoatea » Awear Hh aball wav rf no divided land, Think lof the heroes who are a 40 shve ib, think of these ndrod Hhousand buried brotlers who moulderunder the thway to il seiumph. Mow they went forth as bright | hopotul ag vourselyos, bew bowers ag fair and Choristers, two by two. ‘The Members of the Vestry, followed by invited Toe Cloray of ‘nity Rev. Drs. Higbee and Vinton lead! 7. Des iqhe Right Rev. Biabop ‘The altar and pulpit were dressed in mourning, in re- spect to the late lamented incumbent of the office about to be filled, which lent a sombre and impressive charac. ter tothe scene. After the usual morning prayer and other services incidental to the proceedings bad been g one through, the Rt. Rev. Bishop Potter proceeded with ‘the office of institution. ‘The Mishop declared that the Rev. Mr. Diz, cally mstituted priest, had been duly pig Te ‘and as such rector, he was to teed that portion of the flock of him. ‘The senior warden then presented | constitnted incumbent the keys of the memorial of bis office, after which Rev. conduc ide the book. of State Conventions wore presented to him. | After tho chanting of the ‘Laudate Nomen’ and the inj pA one oe phen 4 | Rev. Dr, Higbee entered t and preached a very inetrnetive discourse on tbe church and her duties, ' towards the end paying a handsome tribute to the me- | mory of Feotor, and bestowing ® passing eulogy on successor. ‘Attbe conclusion of the sermon some vocal services followed. Aftgr which the cummunion service was opened Dy the officiating el lows: — ‘Ante Communion, the rector; the Rpistie, Rey. Higbeo; tho Gospel, the rector; the Offertory, Rev. inton, Coliection for the Missious of the ayers for Christ's Church Milkant, Rev. Dr. Haight; the Absolution, gc (wing); the Prayer of lymo 20:4 4, 6; Delivery of the assistant miniators; the Post pte Gloria in Excelsis (chanted), the the rector. Benerliction was then pronennced. After which the clergy, vesirymen and others paid the customary ree Spee 1b the rector, which eiceod the ceremony. <j diers En Route to New York City. Sacketrs Hanron, Nov. 26, 1862. | Gue Bundred and ten men, ander command of Captain | Gowld, loft this place for Now York at three o'glock this | afloraoon, the new Rector. Peter. Communion Rev. Dr. Benediction, | 29, . , 17, 74, 61, 2, 11, 47, 34, 60, 45. oC N jovember 29, 1862, 53, 56, 71, 65, 72, 9, 52, 33, 11, 26 20, 40, ireult dc., address For clreulars, A. MGI ERANCE & CO., Covington, Ky. Prizes Cashed in All ries, Information given. JO: No. 11 Wall str Jognlises Lotte- PH BATES, Broker. (reom No, 1), New York, Royal Havana L 123¢ per cent paid on prize tat price pala for doubloo rican, ger sil wate 4 CO... BANKE! S jo. 16 Wall atreet, N.Y. vy, Knit All Wool NDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS hand and made to order by bigest d® UNION ADAMS, No. 687 Broadway. The Grover & Baker Sewing Machine received the First Premium over all ether sewing machines ition, atevery State Fair at which it bas been, ¢: a year. '” mdid Styles of Drese and Soft Hats attract universal attention, at 216 Broadway. Madame Tilman, 148 East Ninth street, ‘Adjoining Stewart's new stor FLOWERS, BONNETS AND HUADDRESSES UBT RECHIVE z 12 bn = Uiatte, Chine Vemmens) 228 gene meaner’ is Casta, — bk Mis. rela, wre, Wasiow | ‘Nurse le Physician, and has made covery that gives relief end health to ‘te, 250, a bowtie, Uproots Hair a surat ofthe voay., Warranted.” a8 Sroude F Sates! abaton, " the No More Gray Hair.—Gran jer © brated consultation for the embellishment and restoration of Oltice Astor place. the hair, Pn ir Dye, Preservative and Dye applica by oki ‘Wigs, Toupees, Hair Dye, Hi Dycin leavia © for beaut! the hair, at W SQUEEOR'S, Te Bond streets . Beaatifal Complexton.—Laird of Youth or Liquid Peart, for preserving and beantifying the artiste, i okie, Ladies. after once ust this ‘delight. miplesion sie, wilt beconvinced tuet it bas no equal. CAll ‘druggies and udway. Trasses—Marsh & weRadical Cure ‘Truss Office still at No. 2 Vesoy street, Astor ’ se. No ¥ other office of the same name, A lady Pulmonic Syrep—For Sa wholeaale and reigl, ab iho devol, Ot Baxvlag street, N, X, nd retail, No, 6 Astor House, The | past one o' : Hoves.—Un Friday, November 28, aftor 2 proirac a ad, SUBANNA, Wife Of Ezekie! IN. Houso, aged 59 years. ‘The felalivoa Abd friends of the family, also thone her gens, William and Joseph Gilimore, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from hor late residence, 16 Perk avenue, Brooklyn, this (Suaday) afternoon two o'clock. reams 82 please copy. ' Hanon.—On Friday, November 28, Mary, wife of Felix | Hanlon, aged 37 years, a native of the county Monahan, | Trend. The friends and acquaintances of the family are re- spectfully invited te attend the funeral, this (Sunday) a’- ral, at St tween Third aud Lexington At hale past (on o'clock. } Woovs.—Ou Saturday, Novembor 29, Cuarces Woons, | , county Leitrim, irviand, ia the & vative of parish Moul aatft of his ago ‘The y reqsisted to 233 West Dek, wi! bau ous o'cluck, froma nty-second street, bet we yoars aad 3 months ‘The funeral will take place grandmother, Mra, McLaugh day) afternoon, a ia county, and wolvi The importance of placing known tntogrity of char: aul by eve Welfare of th vast weaith upon, a fat the extensive powers aud di Department, no right m @ person for tuat oilice to who: private bi peuple of our ef 6 100 much a pable t The vndersigned, repros ion, urge thotr felid wheitizens, OBERT who discharge the duties devolved h Ata time like the 1 who bsa been tricd, and tn no has introduced order and syste public finauces, whose Iniluer exerelsed in favor of economy and to whogs efforts the comm portan t reduction in tbe rate presont yearefor any new 1 inexperlenced ia financial tau We therefore earnest), date in all respects worthy und electors at the eusuing charter ‘Naw Yorn, November, 1802 Moses Taylor, R.A. Withhaus, George Op: Robert BN B. H. Hutton, R.L, & A. Stuart, Jobn Ward, Henry Cott, Winalow, Lanier & Co., Phelps, Dodge & Co., Sohlegeltn, Brothers & Co. a. AS " ry Jno. J, Astor. Jr. Nathan ©, Ely, A. A. Low, Jonathan Sturges, m. W. De For A.M. C, Bmith, JG. Allg « Warren, Hatt & Mix, Sherman, Tallman & Co., ¥ am & Haxton, w ron, Robb & Ci Stanton, Sheldon & Co., Rueklia'& Crane, Theo, Crane, w & Nev t &Co., Mead, Lacey & Uo., Honey Rowland, H Wilitaan Auugietite Vo erertan, ternoon, a half.past one o'clock, from her late residence, Fifty-third street, botween First and Second avenues, | near Second avenue. Here.—On Friday, Novernber 28, or homorrlaze of the {| longs, Many Hur, the beloved wife of Henry Hupe, aged 27 years and 4 months. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also the mem bers of Pacific Engine Company No. 28, active apd honorary, are respectfully invited to attend tho func this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late « sidence, No. Kast Twenty-first street. The remains | Will be taken to Calvary Cemetery. bec and Montreal (Canta) papers pleuse copy. .—On Friday evening, November 28, of cofaprer- | toa Eusarwra Haut, daughter of Ly | sion of the bi man G. and Mary Jane Hal!, aged 4 years. 6 months and two days. | The relatives and friends of tho family are reapootfaily invited to attend the funoral, from the corner of Fourth | and North Ninth streets, Williamsburg, this (Sunday) | afternoon, at two o'clock | California papers please copy Jouxson.—On Saturday, Novembor 20, Wa. E. Jomnson, aon of James and Mary S.{Johuson, in the 25th year of his | 2. | “Wianeral services will be held this (Sanday) afternoen, at balf-past four o'closk, at his late residence, No. 213 | « at his residence, | On Friday, Novomber 28 in the 37th year of } No. 44 Madison street, Rictaro Joyce, his age. ‘ihe . ral, this (Sunday) morning, at half-past eleven o’ei tot. James’ church, where a golem requem m» i be offored for the repose of his soul Lovomey.—On Saturday, November 29, Parnicx | Locauny, « native of the parish of Multifarnum, county | ‘Westmeath, Ireland, aged 67 years, i The friends of the family, also of hia nephews, William | and Matihew Loughry, are respectfully invited tu attormt the funeral, from his late residence, No. 574 Second ave nue, this (Sunday) afternoon, at balf-past one o Saturday morning, November Lamar, aged 68 years, 1 mon‘h and 14 daye. ‘The relatives and friends of the family ere invited to | attend the funeral, from the residence of ber brother-in | law, Captain James Millor, No. 19 Forty-iirst street, on Moday aftornoon, at oue o'clock. Philadelphia papers plaase copy ‘Miuier.—On Saturday rember 29, Wiitaw Mit only son of Peter aud Mary Ann Millor. The relatives and (riouds of the family are reapeoifully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, No. $5 Greouwich street, this (Sunday) after- noon, at one o'clock. Notan.—On Saturday, November 20, Jeanna Noiay, in the 34th of hia age, @ nativeor Grandstown, parish of Aughavoc, Queens county, Ireland, con ol | of John and Mary » | The friends and acquaintances are most respectfully i- vited to attehd the funeral, from St. Peter and St. Paul's church, corner of South third and Second streets, Wil- | liamaburg, this (Sunday) afternoon, at balf-past one clock, to’ Calvary Cemetary for juterracot —On Saturday, November 3@, Mancantr Pow. | ere, native of Corrick Bogg, county Waterford, Ireland aged 40 years, ‘The friends and acquaintances are invited to attend the funeral, from 60 Mote street, on Monday afternoon, at | two o’cl , Without further notice. } Preseencte.—Of pneninonia, on Saturday afternoon, | November 29, at half peat two, Carusnin® Manta, ovly jaughter of Ci year of her age. Prick.—On Friday, Nov. 28, Pare Pace, Awative of | the parish of Lac! county Galway, lreland, aged 73 8. ‘The friends and acquaintances are respeotiuily invited to attend the funeral, from his late residen Broadway, this (Sunday) after nn o'clock. His remains will be taken to Calvary Came: Galway papers please copy Raoax.—in Jersey City, suddenly, Patick Neca, ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend (be fr ral, from bie Inte residence No. 28 Senth Fourth street Jersey City, this (Aunday) afiernoow, at two o'vivek, His remaius wil! be taken to Si. Peter's Cemetery for interment. Ravaee.—Ou Maturday Noyonber 20, euddenty, Gesu ao L. Rayner, god 60 yeare His friends and those uf bie son, Benjamin ®. Rayner, | are respect(uily invited to attend the frueral, on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock, from hie laie yea dence, No. #2 Firsyavenue. Stapies.—On Thuraday, November 20. in catun opposite ek. } 29, Euiza | on Saturday, November gv, | friends of the family are invited to atteud the fuue- | / herine and Thomae Preesinger, jn the 10tb | &. Asuac Jobn Lalor, B, W. Orbos Ww iy on, ph Hoxte, Jos f | 3. Mbton Smith, Joan D. Cocks, FE. 7, Backhouse, Lindloy Mucpay, Thongs A, Emmet, G. ©, Sottertes James M. Ei vem Wian Chaos. J, M Maron Thom ‘tn, 60D, oras L. Stone, Wm. Chas. iM. Fercters 1. Skidmore, eDomuld, W. Pearsall, wn, Brothers & Co, B. Atterbury, Win. Watson, ©. W. Beswwood, Te JF. WwW ch Rr 3 ‘ Lorenzo 3! ood | Hichard 1. Toy dock, John A. Parker, James F. Cox, Ab worth & Heyn, fav B Martin, Suydam, Lambert & Co., igs Son AS Oharies Lamson, David Hoaaley, Joa. F. Joy Ww Burleigh Ci, Brauiinl, Javed ¥, Peck, Marcin Thatch ar, Led HH, Mull, ard Gerrits rset Fredericksburg, of typhoid {e Corporal Cause A. Starnes, Company G, Twonty-tiret regiment Connect.out Volunteers, aged 2h yoare Norwich and New Londoo Swinthe On Fri wife of Samuol BhielTs, aw county Loudonderry, Trelen Tlove the reverent hoad, With years aud honorg white, "Tis like the ripened fruit of Where angels blese the right. Tho relatives and friends of the (amily eve rete fovited to attend the feweral, from the reeidores of | gon-{o-law, John Anderson, 822 hast Th thie (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock {) Srimere— Ap Shacgeburg Counp, on Ayonday, Xo youlrar sngrd BS y wah si Joun H. Morri F. Stelubart, Semuel Fretkenbomer, P. Preifter, murnaier, only doughter of Joseph B, aud Mary Ann Weller, past one o'¢ POLITICAL, s (anal COMPTROLLERSHIP OF OUR CLTY. TO THE ELECTORS OF NEW YORK CITY, Among the officers to be elected at the charter elec be held on the ure: Tuesday in December next, is a "Comp- troller of the city of New Yori from the first Monday of Janu This offic, by far the most import tot upwards ol twenty millious of tes of the head of the man can consisten! ing a!l shades of politieal ¢ to bear In mind the prewent the Present we think host degroe taprudent, tf not daayerous, to discard a Stephen's church, Twegty-cigbth stroct, de uvenves,oa Monday morning, ‘olatives and friends of the family arc most respect. attend the funeral, from his ktte reste hirty-niath arteet, ou Mouday after. Wt further notice Sriday, Novembor 23, Joussna Waren, a nn¥, relaud, in the 60th year of her aye 1 anc! aov'are illness, nneral will (ak place this (Sunday) afternoon, at her late residence, 165 een First and Second a 108, ionds and relatives of the family are invited to at- tend without farthor notice, Dublia papers please copy. Wosiier.—On Friday, November 23, Taansica Wauier, id 6 from the tip, 38 lence of hor , this (Sun fon, to ic," for theterm Of four years, wiry nest of any under our tis vested and ‘compli Its ine ng the rece 8 dofines antualiy wren of expert possensing Guanctal ions, Will readily be Bor of the tn this ofice ‘aoter, and and pc 2 he could wot prid: , any connection al atfnis and and should tire ted questions: 1s ne Loaest? in considering these ques! upon this of k it would be ig the vn Tespect found Wenling—Who m in He adainisiralion of the neo kas always been active in the public expenditures, unlly are indebted tor an tun: id amount of taxation for th one who is wholly espe: meomnen| recommend Mr, Hawsas a candi duserving the supputt of the elaclion. gohn ©. Green, 1.Q. Jon Viieany rus Crusis, Charlas Roon Shepherd Rovert Francim Skiddy, anes Harpary Win. E. Dod, Swit, K. Squires, ©. Alicea Pett, Beniloy & Burton, Lueins Lyon, . A. Sprague, r& 00, Jas. F, Penniman, Poter P. Sherwood, Elsey Melins, ALG. T RM 4 if Saoket!, Kelcher'& Co., Jobn IL, Sherwood, ©.1E bidlugton, 1, Sirang & Co., Gordon Tohow sa MoMuilan, Lb. Stury e: W. Grinnell Samnal B, Ruggles, in Taker ite, Seanuel J. Waring, ‘Theol. Vietor & Duckwits, eetott, Nathaniel Wm. L, Tho Goo. T. Hope Toon Baker, 10}. Babevck m, Mulligan, eo A. Jarvis, Wn. D. Waddingion, . 0. Flarriot, lenis Weston dacod Brouwer Wm. K. Tho: A, Michacibac Samuel Brown George Stove, an. C. Gillon, Fe J.P. Atkinson & Co, Foun G. How ian Trompe. Layo 8 Co Jorgen, Qhackenbush & CO, Basler berinett, §. R. Comstook Sullivan, Randolph & Budd, 1 Wm. Seligman, LB: Walter Ht Fleet, ba Grababa ohn #, Ormba 3. Rogers, Hohe M. Conts Pe rt Cooper, Foilng Otvasan . (eo. H. Sweetser, Are! on. alee, Charics B. Bibueeem, obn ii. Audrewa, UP Dicteudoet, Henry Salisbury, doin W. Corlies, IN Too BY ott, Joln Mebeats ‘ R. J. Sut, Waillams, 1 xilleex, Heovy Fiatehee, ‘ Charles MeCalbian, Dane. C.1Singsiad, Wu, Mi Ae i, M. Clark, Wm. G. HartSey, vnlfort, leaac Mix, dra, TL. Diseoberry, Silleci, rigs Schuitheia, Abthony Arnoux, Charles W. Urench, Joun B. Bouny, GM. Curtin Bante, m. D. Beige, JH. Jobnet, V8, Kobinson, Edward M mi David E, Binsve, Pititp W. Kop) Lionel Moses, James H. Thompaon, eV Rusiton, Agius: Oy penhelmer, Rev. L. Sterube L. 8 & cieus ee 5. Steinbre, B. Silv G. Schwarcba Fs Binon Siero, ¥ B pi Fin D. Goodma it Hyinan, Dik S. Hochstwedter, S. itwi Weimer, W. King A. Kertcenberg, I. Ma bi ‘ovtisheld, adopted —~ emocracy of to consideration the ne coal Bait ih = niby aed Moa ort delegation having ular’ Fepreseutation of tbe rtoenth ward having 2 true and (aibhe lings, at the same tine ade go ouraelv's to support the placed ia nominahom for WER.” atees, ‘ OOKER, THOMAS F. BRADY, On motion, toatjonrn until Mouday evening, Nov, 1, to meet at Mozart Garden, Carried. Capt. EMNESY SIMON. Chairman. Owen MoPrrcrrs, § creuuy. FLRADQUARTERS, 176i REGIMENT, N. ¥. 6. 46 Howann svaver, New Youk, Nov. 29, mera Ofders—No. 5.—All absent oicers of thin regiment are here y ordered to report for duty at camp, on Rikers Taland - No permission to leave camp Will be granted to oflicers ex- cept auch appt proved ai these headquarters. Teng 4 relation to absonce of Mons are ay) t heretofore ex ‘All arvangom Ofivwr's ts her W. L. M ASS MEETING. A graud Muss Meeting, to MATIHEW T Poller, ani For Comp JOHN FB. DEVEML For Counsel ts the Corporation, will be held al the Hall of the DEMOCRATIC UNI ratify the nomination 9. BILNNAN corner of Browiway and By (street, MONDA’ EVENING at 8 o'clock, The following speakers w (he meeting: — Hou. James Brooks, Jon, EULP. Nortom, * Hou. Gilbert Dean, lion, T. E. ‘Tomli Hou. 7. ©, Fields, BB. Bi b Hua: B.C, Hutchines, Cyrus Mason, Baq., 9, Daggett Huw Ti WAR UNITED DEMOCRATIC AND CITIZEN: NOMINA (IGS FOR BCHOOL OFFIC) Commissioner, SAMUEL J. MONTGOMERY. HENRY SCHIEL, ‘acnncy, JAMES A. © iN. The undorsigned vespecttuliy ecvunend the above satoot Ucket to the citizens of the ward Ma Wolter W, As K. Witham F. oe wo it, Jolin Dixen, Francia Boa, 4. F Warkot, M. Dap ALES gan 1. hinneitM. D., Bi Joba &, Lydecken, g Martin Wate TH WARD.—AaT A MEETING OF TIE PEOPLE'S Union Convention, hitd at 375 Broviwe street, following school ticket was unanimously codorsed:—Fow Commiasioner, John H. Colting: Inspector, William Hy Miller; Lor Trustees, Thomas Smith, jr. is E. A. WL UGHBY, Chairmas, M. C. Hamsonva, Secretary. MISCELLANEOUS. LL LADIES, HOUSEKEEPERS AND OTHERS, Wil) sare one) by oy rst class SILVER PLATED WARK, in CUTLERY, ‘COOKING UTENSILS, And every article for housekeeping at E.'D. BASSFORD'S Great Bazaar, Cooper Institute, ” REA’ LESSING, TO SOLDIERS AND OTHERS A einer) ia GAYETTY'S MEDICATED PAPBR. possession of those Tite article suould never be out of the o Who valle cloauiiness and good health, Packages 60 cents ani $l. Depot Nu. 2 Beekman street, near the Park Bax Tucks. “A.DAMANTEAN, ADAMANTEAN, | ADAMANTEAN. = Arh stry.”” Dr. LUTHER, Sr., Dentist, 84 Bast two blocks {rom Broadway. A gop, SHERHY, $2, PER GALION: FINE BOUR. bo: 3 ol vist inkey, 5" deny, difeot inpor ‘s new feature in the trade; amall ried Beware THE NORTHE. OWNE'S PA. tent Metallic Weather Stipsexciudes wind, rain aud ust from the ices of shrunken doors and windows of and save thete cost { coal alone the Grat son, Metallic Weather Strip Company, 218 roudway, corner ef Fulton street. (yououtrte CHANGES GRAY, RED OR WHITE HAIR / toa bea ul brown or bin raga toad hve nent, eusicat applied and el 4 RSrON #'SCOPTBLD, Geacial Agents, 62 John st INVERTED NAILS, ENLARGED without pain oF Dr. ZACHARIE, Surgeom fers to physicians and sur the pationt 700 Broadway. HANDS, FACE, LIPS, SUNBURN, 40. a@cinin aud tnmodiate cure—HEGEMAN & CO. vith Glycerine, if used according to the i cP, Leg tr gy ae fh omens) wer wENe oy aragusts. } ai i TeGEMAN « co. Chemists and Drurgisis, N. LCTION LABELS AND TAGS—ALL KINDS, jie and colored, printed and pis. in quantities to ers, at VICTOR E. MAUG. HS, 115 Chambers & . OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS —NEW e ure. =Ineuffation of innoxial remedial pow. “2 . Consultation by letters i 19h ded to receipt of Fs AGE EXBMPT.—WE DON'T REFER TO THR Draft, < avenue, corner of Twellil Millions escape the congeripuon. | But few, yt Fs ation. The grand army of To are oem Pai uude inet uo man ean jmber. ‘Thousands piles i f them serve for life aad die early. tus ETE fet there is no di ju seenring exemption, HOST RS STOMACH BIE. TERS, taken ae a preventive, render the weakest s! Dyspopain proof Nay. though you are already among the suilerers, « few bottles of this inestimable tonie healthy condition, iermer inte will easur ont b famow ac Los of indigostion digestive organs, rej chenre the, spirits, | a riates the bo races the mm KX YOR TH HOLIDAYS AND WINTER EVEN tome. Danie ae bag oan and merry: a inter mie a ished, consist 2 new an interne a, ey F) ‘pul waspied te Tale Pitt, acne ot a Thorsen: newers, ae ee oe GO. Me PATRCINED. Te Ant atreet: of id York Baxnar, 6% Brovdway, and at’ booksellers, Wy fancy sores, Single coples, Meenta, G AS, FIXTUR T STEPHEN PUILBIN'S G Hrosdway, connecting with f wt Lo str Branch store, etre! SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF TS axrores, Sa OF OMRENCH BROND! irered nt very reduced prices: below cost to make room for sew Fixture Warerooms, 707 phing Batablishines r Nod Astor House, Barclay Kerosene Lamps, Ae. i! ng OF pragent stor jert. OF CLOTHING puRcHas! Cut ow or addvess Conroy? BD No. 4b Centre, FISTCLA, STRICTU and ‘rag? ig oot et anes te Professor iu ‘y in of Puitadelphia. “Odlce S21 8:84 veet ids ila SAL Ne Hi SHON, FOR MONTTORS. TURRETS. 1RON Tm. A= We are ready 10 cofi:rart to shear 10 lous | e re ot Pinte Lrow (Or these purposes, in Boston, New York and Ph itave es ‘sh Osher — toany ol shearing a! (be rate lo #0 tone per a ~ MB. masbow N'ANvOx HARDY, Schoo! sireet, Bostog, Maas, UMATISM, { 1 “oie Wuo HAs IT? oufessedly ackuowledged by thousands whe {Mate Galtane-Liecteo Metalite. Tsoles ov by all deviggtats ant mn yen fee $1 i Hora cit ilar.