The New York Herald Newspaper, November 22, 1863, Page 4

2 Court of General Sessions, Before Neco: der Hofman, Nov, 21.—In the Court of General Sessions, this morn ing, Recorder Hoffwn passed seutence on a large number Of prisoners who bad been remanded for that purpose. Among them was vr. Browne, who was tried and con Victed during the Sep Causing the death of Miss Clementina Anderson, in No vember cing an abortion on hor. The Ko corder, a faw reiarks to the prisou the enormity of his crime, sentenced him to the State Prison for wo years David 5 Verry, for Gent to the 1’ Henry Wits rgery in ithe fourth degree, was of manslanghter in the mm for two years srman who plead ape on two Little threo years and six mo cites Macy Kelly, tho y aor street cyprian who pleaded guiity’ t d tarceay, was sent the Ma @ w Nedat Hy the had pleated guilty of the mavsia his wv Haverty, was Sant to the Live 8 4 exhibited unmistaka- Dle siens © it the City Prison, The Court then adjourned until Monday morning at @leven o'clock. born in 1822 in 1857, and was ou oans who defeated the. enai of the three republ ment of the Registry bill mn 1868. Ho was ro elected, and was aleading member of the Hons: in 1559, In 1861 he was ehosen to the Senute, Lewis Moxnis, grandson of Lewis Morris, ono of the Bigners of the Declaration of Indepe died at Ada Ran, South Carolina, ea the S0th of Soptember, Intuwrau Srevcer, the last survivor of the massacre of Wyoming, died at’ New Hartford, Connecticut, on the 22d ult,, uged ninety-fonr yours, The father of Mr. S cer had removed from lwiton, Connecticut, befc ‘war of the Revolution, and made bis home in ‘the Valley ofthe Susquehanna, "Ho there died, leaving a widow, and three sons in their early cnildhood. In the attack upon the settlers in that quiet and Jonely valley, by the tory Butlor and his Indian allies the two elder brothers Of Jeromiah foll victims to the savago kuifo, while the Mother, with this, ber only surviving son, then but eight yours Old, escaped, and made her tolisome journey Mainly on foot, back to Connecticut. Mr. Jonx G’ Sawyxr, ormerly Secretary of State of Maine, died at Augusta a few days since. re FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Saturpay, Nov. 21—6 P. M. The stoek market opened more buoyant this morning, with a steady upward movement and larger sales. After the first call the general mar- ket advanced *{ a % per cent. Erie rose to 108, and closed at 107% a 107%. New York Central sold as high as 13834, There were small sales of Hudson River at 4272 advance. Harlem was Steady and +4 a % higher. The preferred was Offered at 110. Roading went up to 124%4—34 high- er than last evening. Cleveland and Pittsburg was active, and advanced { a4. Michigan Cen- tral was }% higher. Southern old brought 63% on the cal— advance—and was quoted at 84 a 8444 at the close. Illinois Central ad- vanced 4, ‘Chicago and neue wench cap and Pittsburg and Fort Wayne 7%. Galena was 1 and Rock Islaud 4 lower. Boat Mail was quoted at 214 a 217 and Panama at 186 a 187. Central Ame- rican Transit brought 334 a 34. Delaware and Hudson and American Coal were without change, and Pennsylvania Coal 4% lower. Wyoming Valley wont up to 89—2 advance. Mariposa declined % and Quicksilver ¥\%. Cumberland preferred ad- vanced #4. At the second board the market was active, and prices advanced. The storm prevented the usual operations in the street in the evening, and the sales at the half-past three o'clock board closed the business of the day. ‘The money market remains easy, and borrowers find no difficulty in satisfying their desires at seven per cent. Lower rates are looked for. Gold was not as active this morning as it was on the previous days of the week, and prices went Gown. It opened at 154, and gradually sank until ast ten o'clock, when it touched 15234, and that time until in the afternoon the market was fiat. It then revived, and, as will be acen by the table annexed, prices again advanced:— 1:30 Pe Ma, ate... 15834 2:00 P.M 53i¢ 215 P.M * He 2:30 P.M 2:45 P.M : Bo 8:00 P. Mf 8:30 P. M 4:00 P. M 5:00 P. Mt The New’ York and New Haven Railroad Com- pany have changed $1,200,000 worth of the old fraudulent Schuyler shares, and given in return $600,000 worth of genuine stock. There yet re- main $800,000 of the fraudulent issues to be can- celled, which the company offer to exchange on the same basis of one for two, with the exception of a couple of hundred thousand dollars, which the company will refuse, on the ground that the stock was isssed to parties who were in collusion with Schuyler. After this long pending difficulty is settled the company propose to increase their oapital stock to four millions, which will cover the Piao) amount. ig total value of imports, other than dry goods aa apetie, t this port during the week ending on the 20th instant was $2,710,376. The value of importa for the same description of goods during the previous week was $2,609,950. The figm gf whigh we spoke yesterday as having ‘silos i aie # gold contracts was that of Pepoon & Nazro. The New York Central Railroad Company will make a semi-annual dividend next month of 5 per cent. ‘The Bank of the Metropolis at Boston went into liquidation on the 17th instant. ‘The New York and Western railway lines will advance their passenger fares, and also the charges upon their cattle trains, after the lst of December. ‘The shipments of specie to-day to Europe were by the Edinburg $500,000, and by the Hansa #117,- 600—total, #617,000. The banks paid into the Sub-Treasnry to-da another instalment of $3,500,000 in greenback Fifteen per cent of the $35,000,000 loan yet re- mains to be paid. ‘over $20,000,000 in legal tende’ 200 The business at the office of the Assistant Trea- | furer to-day was as Aalst Roseipts: ments, pa eA from c ustoms, included in the were $265,000. The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this | morning were $63,900,142, and the balances $1,- 927,975. The clearances for the week ending this morning were $400,776,757—an average of $66.7) 126, against $73,590,255 for the preceding week. ‘The earnings of the Galena and Chicago Rail- road for the week ending on the 15th inst. were followa: — Woek onding Nov, 15, 1953., Same time last you Tocroase.. : k ‘The earnings of the Marictta and Cincinnati Railroad from the 8th to the 14th inst. were Wook ending Nov. 14, 1863,, Gamo timo last year... . asics vee HAIB The following table shows ‘the Pe nnsylva ania coal tonnage for the week and season, as compared | with the corresponding time last year: Reals Werk Seaton, Last Sea Roviing T1199 Bohayieiti Navigation Labigh Navigation Lob igh Valley. Delaware and Hudson Pennsylvania Coat Co Shamokin... Broad Top Lykons Valley ‘Trevortoa. TOI... s sieves 8,009, —The coal tonnage ased som thousand tons the “sagged over the tonnag previous week, The agg: 241,082 has incre 7,088,707 “atte en of the mber term of the court of The banks have still on hand | NKW YURK HERALD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1863. now 8,659,135 tons, against 7,088,707 tons to the corresponding time last year, showing au increase of 1,570,428 tons. The following is an extract of @ letter from Trinidad de Cuba, dated ia October:— Tho rates of exchange here, as Indoed all monetary af. fyirs on this portion of the island, may bo eafely aid to + pe Uxclusively governed by the Havana market, and tt is m to refer to the repor at that piace. The ig of transacting business betwoon the mer. its aud the planters here iS a credit of ope year, whon, ont is not unade, interest is exacted at the rate of mith. We have not here either banks counts for cash. vary from 1 tod per ceut, por h The commission on exports ts 24; per cont. There are now in France fifteen different credit establishments=namely, Bank of France, witha | capital of 182,500,000f.; Cre@it Foncier, 60,000,000; Credit Agricole, 20,000,000f,; Credit Industriel, 40,000,000f.; Credit Mobilier, 60,000,000f.; Comp- | toir d'Escompte, 40,000,000f.; Credit Coloniale, 00,000f.; Sous-Comptoir des Chemins de Fer, 6,000,0008.; Banques Coloniales, —10,000,000f.; Bang d' Algerie, 4,000,600f.; Sous-Comptoir du Commerce et de IIndustrie, 20,006,000f.; Sous- Comptoir des Entrepreneurs, 5,000,000f.; Comp- toir d’Agriculture, 6,000,000f.; Caisse des Depots, 60,000,000f., and Credit des Hallea et Marches, 26,000,000f. By the report of the Reichsrath Committee on the proposed new Austrian loan it appears that the deficit in the budget for 1864 of 31,397,938 florins is likely to be reduced by 16,115,200 florins, the presumed amount of the newly proposed personal taxes. If these taxes are agreed to tho deficit will then only be about 15,000,000 florins, “.'The demand for Tennessee money continues to increase in the various cities and towns of that State, and the issues of the best banks are now worth 70c. a 72c., with a prospect for a further rise. The following comparative statement shows the average condition of the leading items of the Phila- delphia banks for the past and previous week:— ; 2,109,081 —The banks have curtailed very considerably the past week. The loans have been reduced $1,270,480, the deposits $74,494, the circulation $19,531, and the specie $8,787. The exports of treasure from California during the present year have been as follows:— Total since October 1. $3,242,481 44 Previously this year, 33,689,052 13 $36,831,693 6 +32,230,108 TL Excess this year... . ++ $4,601,424 86 Coleman’s San Francisco circular, dated Octo- ber 22, thus speaks of financial affairs in that city: — ‘The activity in money matters continues, and is in- creased by the concentration of means necessary for the handling aud transfer throagh the medium of the ex- change market of large sums for investment in mining interests. ‘To this also may be added a considerable re- duction of late in the volume of coin by export to foreign countries and by large remittances to the intorior for tho purchase of minivg stock. Bank accommodations still rule at 13; a2per cont per mouth, with a full line of good paper offering. There has been some demand for gold Dullion for China, and sales to Chinamen are report- ed at 820 a 830; but for Eastern shipment little has yet been done, and the market will range between 800 and 820, ‘The preseuce of a large amount of exchange available for remittance by leading drawers at low figures tor the pro+ tection of their issues will be likely to hold bullion in check. Silver is quotable at par to 334 per cent discount, and about the usual quantity has been received since our last reterence. The Illinois Central Railroad Company has in- structed its London agents to give notice that a cash dividend will be declared in January on both classes of its shares, and on the cancelled bonds scrip, payable tothe parties in whose names the shares and scrip are registered, and only upon an order for the entire dividend due upon either class. We find the following important information to merchants in the Mercantile Journal: — Very important temper of the tari? will be made = —— this ee ard ad — other changes will be a leclaratory amendment relat to_agjaines, wrormed . It seems that the nacht act ‘has oe 80 es rerio to Bovey our Eanren 5 ls cturers by charging all worst cotton goods as de- Inines, witha duty of two cents —* five cents ad valorem. Our leading merchants regard this as oppressive, and as directly contrary to the provisions of the tariff, and they have formed an association that hie Seas 5100 ,000 to bring the matter bofore Congress, and if possible have the duwy of two conts per square yard ‘toclarea erroneous. Teat cases have been prepared, will be brought be- fore the courts, that there may be @ judicial interpreta- tion of the law: If the opinion that all worsted and cotton goods are not commercially delaines is sustained by the courts and by Congress, all parties who have overpaid duties, and made protest and appeal in due form and season, Will be entitied to drawback. Over a million of dollars’ of such overcharges will have to be paid to New York merchants, and the prices of all delaines and worsted and cotton goods will be materially affected. Total since January 1, 1863. Corresponding period in 1862 Stock Exchan, Sarcgpay, Nov, 21—10.30 A. M. $5000 US6's °81,e0u,cl 1094, 100'shs Erie Rit 6000US5's,'T4 cou ven os pt do. 3. 10,F ‘kA 106% 1560 dn, LyF cer, 102 100 16000 do... new 981, 2200 10000 Tenn 6's, '90. 32000 Missouri 6's. 3000 Erie 700 Mich So sg f’bds 109 1000 Milinois Cen bds 120 5000 AKTH 2dm pret 7000 Chi & NW Ast m 6000 Chi & NW 2d m_70 20 Mich ‘Con 000 Chi & Alt Istm 104 150 do 60000 American gold. 1534 100 10 she Market bank. 104 300 23 Continental Ba 100 100 Hud CanalCo 179 © Penn Ce 40.... 164 25 Cumb CoalCo prf. 30% 400 do. oreo 4 50 do. 400 do 400 do..... b30 500 QuickstlverMgCo. 360 American Coal Co, 100 Mariposa Mg Co, 100 do. 300 WyomgVly C1 Co 150 do... 500 1105; 1 100 do och & The is kk » 108 300 Cen Am Tran Co, do. "4 100 do do. 1000 N ¥ Cou RR- 800 do. 200 do... 6.15 250 do 1550 do. 50 do i 1500 = do 150 Mil & P 61 100 do 400 Pitts, ww Ch RR 8514 200 ao. 600 "do. 853, 200 850 do. 86 100 do. 200 do......810 86 100 f Seaseicans 861, 100 do 30 BH, 850Cbi KN WER... 49 209 do... aon 600 do. dy ae . ‘oto 300 0 rar ino eee BIO 200 WO...006 b10 107! 10 Dab & Sioux pret SECOND BOARD. Hat vast Two o'CLocK PM. 160 shs Erie RR pre’. 10°) 800 ftudgon River RR 300 Reading RE.. $10000 US6's,1ye.new 9815 5000 American gold. 183% 5000 do. vo As 00 she Canton (0. 1500 "4 200 ay 400 atteb Seiral RR. 127 00 Camb Coai ‘pret... 30% +. DIO 127 300 do... 30% 500 th Cent ‘Tie serip.. 125 200 do ‘va0 40° 1000 Clov & Pitts RR. 109 70 49 500 (PP eE bs 1001; iow Conitai Rit! 1s, 600 do. . 138% 1000 Eric RR | 600 2000 | 200 Foor) tts AW a Rr st 100 500 87 100 do,...,.000 109°" 150 3 86% | 400 Elo J prot 108); 400 do. ‘bid 8 200 . DOO 104), LOOAI A THactePR 92 Sales at the Pubite Boart aN¥ Cenk 100 shs Reading ‘ 200 vB 500 Mich Gea ii 120 200 Mich SoM NIRG 84 £0 Mich SoRN E gua s 143 ato Til Cent RR....63 123 450 « ’ 4 400 Clove & Pitts RR. 100 100 © 109 200 H te, WOO 1000 > 1 ¢ 100% | 1000 © do 400 Chi & 1 | 3900 do. loo | 400 " 200 600 4 00 ‘ 100 Erie RR pref. 103 = 200 Pitts, FW &CRR 4 do... % 1200 "Ao, Bex 100 «do 600 do... 604, 100 do. 100 do. © BB% 200 do. 100 Cont Am Tra Co., 33 100'Hud Riv ex.div.c ist g 160 Cumb Coal Co 303% Re 965, 400 do, 3 40 1100 Reading RR... 125° 200 do...,.dnw 40 1 1264 Haw rast Taren o'CtooK P.M, +83 15055 eet FEW&Ch. 8675 138 do. + B83 8T 600 mica n RR. .83 127 ¢ 127 2.98 127 20 mien i ORR Bas ion mt conti RR vine Pt i600 Cley « Pitts ne too 800 do... 100 Erie RR pref. . 100 too io Rock Istana nie . 107 700 do.. b3 1 u Carr 600 Hud Riv BR. 150 do... = marion: RR. a Fa are RR 100 Chi “ x 30 500 1000 Pitts! CW The Bank of the Metropolis. Boston, Nov. 21, 1863. The Rank of tho Metropolia, of this city, went into Uquidation on the 17th inst. No liabilities of any desortp- tion, Markets, PUILADELPOIA STOCK BOARD. Poravetrma, Nov. 21, 1868. Stocks firm but inactive, Pennsylvania fives, 100; Reading Rallroad, 6235; Morris Canal, 73; Long Island Railroad, 41; Pennsylvania Railroad, 2 Gold, 153. ‘Sight ‘exchange on New York at par: Puapstrmia, Nov, 21, 1863. Flour firm: sales $,000 bb's., at prices ranging from $5 60 a $7 26 for superfine to extra Ohio. Wheat firm: sales 7,000 bushels at $1 65 for red and $2 03 for white. Corn active, aud advanced to $1.16 for yellow. Pork firm at $16 26 a $16 75 for mess. Lard firm at 12c. for barrel. Whiskey quiet at 69c. a 70. Burvazo, Nov. 31—1 P M. Flour steady. | Whoat Arm, but quict: sales of Sheboy. gan spring at $1 23; red winter Western $4 No. Ghicage ceeine, oh 19 a$1 21. Corn firm at 10, Oats firm at 73c. ley, $1 200 $1 25. Ser s 10, Peas, 87c, Whiskey ao firm at 6ic. al freights firm— 22c. op wheat and 123,c. on oats to Sow York. Lake im- ports for the last twenty-four hours—6,000 bbis. flour no grain. Canal exports for the same time—7,000 bbls, flour, 98,000 bushels wheat, _ bushels corn, 2,000 bushels oats, 7,000 bushels barley. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. ER OF W. LL ‘RECOMMENDED GERMAN want situations a4 cooks, chambermaids aud ‘nurses, girls for geueral housework, &c., at German Lustituie, No. tanton street, near the Bowery. RESPECTABLE ENGLISH GIRL WANTS A SITU- ‘ation to do the work of a small family . aod wn excellent washe Matborsy st., near Houston, apply. A ference. No calls out of town need YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS aurse and seamstress. or as chambermaid. City re- Call at 120 Kast 16th st., tiret oor. S HOUSEKEEPER.—A LADY, WITH GOOD CITY references, wishes a situation in a gentleman's family; Per square yard and eee oles re \t 69 East 13 A GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS CHAMBERMATD rh oiler neod apply: nas the beat of city re- two days at Desbrosses st. A “eaten w situation ta a private family or a hotel. She undersiands th pce desired, s: ary is no Sd fee Hotel | de I’Europe, corner of Crosby and Houston streets. & widower's preferres uid not object to a hotel; is fully 01 And waitress, or to do chamberwork and sewing in a er FRENCH LADY, OF ABOUT 45 YEARS OF AGE, couking. table, Ia good ‘Address Mrs. Be I, Lied A LADY, ONE OR TWO CHILDREN to Mure, Any oue having ® young baby can find & ood home and competent mi calling at 203 West 20th between &th and 9th ‘avs. Call for three days from 3 10 Wy sNtED=sr A COMPETENT LADY, A SITUATION as forewoman in a cloak or dressmaking establish. me: Bit oa objection to leave the city. Address, for one week, station THE TRADES Wanrep—a GAB ae FITTER. weo THOROUGHLY DN; bi tt I dorstands the business {0 al We vrenchee. Alge 6 good boy. None other need app y. no. BMyrile ar, Brookl a, WATHMAKER WANTED-AT GRO. W WELSR’S. 244 Greenwich street, near Robinson, To @ good workman steady employment will be given. ICHMAKER WANTBD—POR ALBANY. TO V aod workinan Vberal wa os will he paid army © 66 Nassau oir New York. Charles Gagne! 4 ; —A a0 INTST FOR Liat WORK, Wi tirirta t. We wast lack & Gon 117 Heater, corner of Mott at at WASTED @ A LITHOGRAPHIC ARTIST TO DO crayon work A competent man wi't Gnd sleady ployment aud good pay. Apply to Brett 83 WANTED-A GOOD PATTERN MAKER, ALSO A good brass turner. Liberal was Apniy to WM, H. VAN NESS, 161 Essex WANtED=A COMPETENT SUGAR BOILER: | TO ‘ove of abllity good Wages and a permanent situation wiil be given, ‘Teatimoniats from former employers re- quired, Address A. B., Herald office 4 XOUNG MAN WHO UNDERST. box! Apply at 221 We WASTED=A, RATE PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINT. er: also a boy, fifteen or sixteen yearsof age. Apply to Pio Kennedy,'453 roadway. 50 ARNESS STITCHERS WANTED.~APPLY TO Frederick Stevens, 215 Peart stress. “SITUATIONS NTED—MAL YOUNG MAN WIS!IIES A SITUATION AS BOOK- keeper or asa’atant bookkeeper in @ commerctal house or in A jeweller’s as salesman; understands the business thoroughiy. | Can give food reference. Speaks and writes German, French nd English. Addrese &. B., vox 190 He rald gilice. SITUATION WANTED—TO TRAVEL AS SALES. man for first claas varnish or patnt and varnish mann. fa experienced 1m the business and can furnish good reference froin ts laat employers, Address, for three days, ‘Salesman, Powers’ Hotel, New York. om ATION WANTEDOBE & MIDDLE AGED he ¥ ‘experie 08 responalb'e oat ion, mt can be given as to chi Herald oMee, T° SCULPTORS AND MASONS. Telecel BY A young man, lately arrived from En; situation in a’ sculptor’s shop; is @ ter is do rough masoniug and plastering. GK. Abbots tio: tel, junction of Hamilton ave. ‘and ‘Union a jouth Brook- lyn. y ANTE 8 military department; is a good penmi United States service over two years city reference. Address Clerk, box 14] cr refe- ddress BY A YOUNG MAN, 22 YEARS OF AGE, {ion as clerk in some quartermaster or other bas been in the ive best of raid o ice. ANTED.—A GENTLEMAN WHO HAS A LARGER mercantile acquaintance in the States of Ohio, Mis- sont Indiana, Michigan and Tennessce, wishes to obiain a situation in a wholesale establishment leaman. Boot and shoe. hats and caps or gents’ and ladies’ furnishing de preferred, He is willing to labor for a smal! salary Wile opening of the spring trade, Addreas John Wesley, re TED~A SITUATION octal IN A | MERCANTILE usiness) by a young man, hroe years’ experience in 8 ral knowledge of busi- ld office. and my ger ‘Atidvess for threo days ‘Les WANTEDITWENTY GIRLS, TO WORK IN A MANU. tactory near Philadelphia, where constant work will be nd god Wages isement unless they are wil miden, near Phil: nent work and good waj thisis a ily at Mr. Christopher's agency, 10 ily fs rooklyn, uiton. English, Scotch, or Protestant rish preferred three day None need answer this Ee reside permanently ris who desire perma sirable opportunity, GENTS WANTED. Something new, useful to all, saleable, profits Ya: amall capital required; several new ariicles. For catal an(l terms address or call on RICE & CO., 87 Park row, GENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE—TO SELL TIE most wonderful article in the world, created and dis- covered by accident, It will be bought and highly valued by every pervon. | A.saraple sant (0 any address en receipt of 25 Canta, "Address Goodwin & Co., 429 Broadway. N A DENTIST WOULD LIKE TO GET TWO YOUNG men of good address, to teach them dentistiy: and to xiyethem @ good salary as soon as comvetent. Address, enone ‘age and profession, Dentist, 4223, Broadway, It Je store. OY WANTED—TO ATTEND BAR AND MAKE HIM. self generally useful. Apply to James McNally & Co., 177 Broome st, corner of Clinton, ase WANTED—A SITUATION AS HEAD SERVANT IN A private, tamity. by an intelligent, active person of education, who writes a good band, is ‘an excellent tress, and understands the care of ladies’ wardrves, City refere! re T. B,, box 163 Herald office. We A YOUNG AMERII AD SITU- tion as SFessmaker and seamstress in a respectable private fi pegicrences given and required. Address D. A. fami) eo bax 1,559 N. ¥. Post _HELP_ WANTED—FEM LES. “GIRL WANTED—BY A DRESSMAK can sow, well and is willin 34 Olinton piace, 8th st., Dear roa: OOK WANTED.—AN EXPERIENCED Wi ones geo a ‘Ear a an ferences, al it joy. 35, rom 9 il 3 ook. sian BLIINERS, WANTED, TASTY MILLINERS AD immers. None but’ first rate bands Beed 9 Hy. . et roma $10 to $12 per week. Apply to Madam PERATORS, | BASTERS AND VREEES WANTED tamed: ly work. None but loon hi EAMSTRESS WANT! capable of cutting family sewin R; ONE PAC ng to zo of errands. gif. ly at IAN, wito can bring on Monday, nr —A RESPECTABLE Wi Tithing children's clotwes, and mud to take charge Of child three yeare old; rate on. Wheeler & Wilson's machine pre: tore. forreae Apply at S80 Broadway, in t ANTED—A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND IRONER, short, dx aa” the country: v VANIED IMMEDIATELY—A NUMBER OF FIRST loakmakers; also a first class operator on rfl Apply at 102 Sullivan 3 V y ANTED-A_ PROTESTA! ORSE AND SEAM. sires, Who has had consideradlo experience with oung children. and who bas good cl'y references, Apply at 44 Henry st., ly mall vetwoon 7th and Sth ars W J ANTBD—BY PRIVATE spectable Protestan eas, and the other to take the cl light honsewor la Mast both b rie have first class references. Liberal ih beste a pala, Apply at 70 Clinton st,, Brooklyn, between 10 and 12 A. Monday. Wastep—at M. HARRIS, 720 BROADWAY. young lady to mount and arene artificial flo 10s Water s'. Ww THE freshment stand in the Ainericaa Museum; one stondy hablts required. Tuquire for John Collins, at the Muse'im door, between 12 and L o'clock on Monty. WANTED—IMy 100D WHITE SHIRT makers. mont given. Apply at 2) Barcla V ANTED-—TWO SM ACTIVE GIRI Between 9 and Waeciock at No. 9 Barclay se WAxtEDRA GOOD MILLINER AND TRIMMER None bu! competent hands need apply at 50 Dominick V TANTED—25 ANTHD—A YOUNG LADY, TO ATTEI APPLY street W Atanas cao out ates AMERICAN OR one and waitress, In a private boarding house, Cook $8, waltor $. Cailon Monday, from 9 o'clock A. M till 12, at 44 West Washington place. THE TRADES. SITUATION ag DRAUG Bra! ’ WANTED—RBY A mechanical engineer, who bas served am apprentic an aiticled pupil. in one of the leading dace -, Herald OTOGRAPHER WANTED.—ONR WHO UNDER. stands printing and toning thoroughly, at S64 Broad. RPENTERS.—25 GOOD om liberal Apoly to Mr, Hamilton, oy 8 ng Job. room No. 6. JOAL MOD MAKERS WANTED shen ST WAG /” paid, at 111 Broad strect, Philadeip! ‘sot tery C SIPgcuTTERS WANTED. GOOD PRICES PAID to Orst and STEVENS & CARPLES, 39 White st, LUMBER WANTED IMMEDIATELY—A FIRS? RATE journeyman Plumber. Apply to Brien & Adams, 366 Hiedcxer street, corner, Perry MAKERS. —ONB GOOD MAN WANTED the ing engines ia our pencil case {i Apply toc F. Newton's’ Maiden lane. monnee APER BOX pevent to tage charge in thes city, ‘Address Paper Box Maker, + | Useoataant WANTRD-IN A FIRST CLASS house; one who thoroughly unterdands the e:tting and curtatna and draperies. 68 With reference tox 907 Post ofice, etoraaa * | rmozstenen, waren <A THOROUE TED=ONE WHO Is Com. " a tireet the making, for a firm for thei ow Herald tee Fone iLY COM taine generally trance of store on Ninth sireet TARNISIS MAKER WANT tA TLS , ED. COMPETENT IN ALL inas of turpentine, benzine and spirit yrruishes. One proficlent oad reitaple will be well pads addrvsn, with oe Terence: 4,126 Post oe 10D PRENT and goo THOGRAP! ERS. ¢ nl constADT Ww "Weshingtaa a 7 n to applica Honda store, 886 Broadway, New Vora 10 A GOODT ® Adivess UN. aad mall FANT “ARPENTOR, TOGO IN THE ¢ wite making dor tom Te row OY WANTED.—AN, INTELLIGENT BOY. 12 TO 14 years old, is wanted in the store of a manufacturing company. Address, In handwriting of applicant, Nanutac- turer, box 20) Herald office. BOL NANTED-IN A BROKER'S OFFIGE: SALARY for Ca chy six months $2 a week. Address P.O. , box 1,02 Post 0 BOLWANTED-IN A HARDWARE STORE: ONE resides with his parents, in the sad Broatwny tof the elty; : ae from li to 18 years, Apply at 889 NTRY CLERK WANTEDIIN A DRY GOODS COM. siomed to the business, Ad- darees, ia inreferente, 3: Call., boy 248 Popt oilce.. OR NAVY AND WHALING.=WANTE: Jandsmen, coppers, cooks and stewards, pad Appl ari fy to ine agent, ST Wear street corner of ibs jay (9 te Seen ST AMES 2°60, Agente SEANEN shortand AYMASTERS, UNITED STATES NAVY.—AOCOUNTS Aettied and b:oks opened, tastrucitons’ given, clerks iippiied aud tuations procarna P. Fi ‘iT, am old symaster's clerk, Th York sireei, Brooklyus near Va 'D, AN OPERATOR AND icant will mn eye age, Row lon, ey excel and the wages required. C3 Yom wanted. Apply to Preterre Brothers, T°, DENTISTS. — WANTED, aie worker. Mail a denthate. ta what branch the Also, [ep STATES NAVAL RENDBZVO! quarters, entablished 1847, men, Ordinary Seamen Year, uniess sooner disenarzed. mep. Advance for keanen, $B4; a 5 advance for boys, $90. Siout Hoya wanted, Vv ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, TO TARE CHARGE OF A Moab market; one who knows his business: AN OFr¥Ic class penman, of good table, fi 1 between 16 and 20 age; none sther need apply: a knowledge of huni. eas not essen lary tirst year $390. Address S, V. P. Herald oftice, ANTED—HOTRL CLERK. NONE NEED ADDRESS url box 3,781 Post oflice but those who undersiand the asine, TANTED—A YOUNG MAN IN A BANKING OFFICE in Wall atreet, familiar nnd mprtent to take charge of and manage the coin ond bank note departmen: lug req uired experieuce, boing trustworthy in urnishing mos! undubted reference J. We, box 5:0 WASTER—A STOUT Boy, 70 DO PORTER'S WORK pust have good references as to han ae can ‘ive with his patcnts. Address G.. W., Herald oul D—AN ACTIVE, INTELLIGENT LAD, 10 in an oftice. Address, in the handwriting of the en: ot, with references, box 1,323 Post ovlice, Salary may address, Post ollice. ‘and tering, A Ps wih particul WANTEDIPOR AN IMPORTING HOUSE IN CANA. di, a bookkeeper and an ent k, A agejand salary expected: amd or ‘£Co., box 20) Herald office. y ANTED—A BOOKKEEPER, ASSISTANT BOOK. keeper. two entry clerks and several porters; also clerks ail establishments. ao the Mercantile Agency and Clerks’, Registry ofice, 64 No eommitss on in a jassau Street, room: W ANTED TO SWEEP ‘out Asmail oilice and go'an ocensional errand; hours from 9 to 5; wages $4 per Week, Atmerican preferred. Ap. ply at 260 WANTED, INMEOIATELY—A ‘GOOD SMART ROY, from 12 to l4 i; ra, one who understands working on akirts preferred. Apply at 320 3d av. In the basement. slip PERSONAL. YANNOT YOUR INGENUITY DEVISE SOME WAY OF J communicating, and thus relive fram suspense your own N )RMATION WANTED—OF JAMES FORSYTH, Wi10 T*iiiied trom Ragland test August. Adare fs John Wil wag, Brooklyn, LI. = ht avenue, near Bi NFORMATION WANTED—OF THOS. DovEE. “OF Goolderry, Carrickmacros!, county Monaghan, freland. last heard from was at the Ohio Rxchange, New Or- Tar\ information respecting him would be thankfu'- eived by hts broth James Doyle, Address Peter Posie 15 Hester’ stree jew Orleans papers please copy. F MISS EMMA L. BROWN OR MRS. EMMA L RICHI. TP ardson Frid call at or sand her adrvas to M. Van Hoven. bergt, No. 5 ra street, Now York, she will hear of something \dvantage. wito Was RRORUITING FOR THE York. will eal pos , Washington street, Rronkiyn, he ‘On Lg | NEAR pacanwar, SATURDAY * frien east I should eu, for the sake LANG SYN. ANE GLASS, wito CAME TO THIS CITY Tomer, Il, il bear of ofr guasavaee MAY 1 SEE your Oo» O THE PASSENGERS BY THE STEAMER VANDER: bilt, from Troy to New York, ou November &, Witcon nnd Mrs. Turner, aud Captain, Cuter, of the Ua.ted States Army, are requesied to communicate t) Mr8, Stephen = ¥., any inteltigence they possess about her dit ye hho. wae seen in thalr com. jew York. Intelligence ber passengers wi | be @ratetial ‘expense will be cheerfully paid. LEMAN WHO MET F. 0,8, IN THE CAR dav iagt, on the Way oa Park, a leet np new perfume Me uame), te Fetninded of his promise.» FANTRD-=FOR ADOPTION, TWO MALE INFANTS. ve with bine eyes the olher black eyes and dark Any mot ng to adopt her Infaal cau do so by eon wich atroot Dale. cating THE LEC TURE BEASON, EOTURR MRA CORA LV. HATOT Wink Exe. 4 tive on Monday. in Clinton Hath, at thrpe P.M on \ The Now Gospel aud [iy Advugaten, dea cnedtitand spendin nnn 0 LIVERPOOL, TOUCHING AT TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK, Steen WREKLT Harbor) —The Liverpool, New York 77 Cuatitam Baus Re. SIX PER CENT INTEREST sLLownl and Philadephia Steamship Company intend despatching This bank is open daily tg 10 3 Val Grete full fj Ciyde built frou steamalsins as follows. Gity'or' LONDON a cITY turday, Nov, 23 “EvY OF BALTIMOPE Balurday: Des cas. D. our Towa. Sette Dee. un Jos, P. Cooren, Secretary. and every suoceeding Satu in, from pier 44, North river, oa ND penleee Barrens com. ison Railroad Com. pat Pg ape oe and Mi ight at a hgh Pant Ge0" Ke MISTAIRE. 2) Wiltiam » street, room No. 6. ISOHARGED OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS, AO; description promptly collected, and Ty npaid bounty uf two years’ men cole ry certificates and all goverainent securities KE & ELLIOTT, No. 639 Broadway, near RATES OF PASSAGE, ne in gold, or ita equivalent ic currency ay Bleorane. Antwerp, 40., at oq From Liverpool! or 105, Rtsorane,, 508. Those whe wish to r ought by CLA First cabin, $75, $35, Ineenstown = Fire % Bleecker street. to wend for their Mperlor accor are atrongly butit in water tight fron 7 Fy patent fre ebnihilatore, Expertenced surgeons are at: tached to each steamer. further information apply tn Liverpool co WILLIAM INMAN. Agent, 21 Water, wireat: in Glasgow lo ALY: MALCOLM No, 6 8t Enoch square; ta Queenstown (1G & WD SEYMOUR & Co. in fondon (> HIVES 4 MACEY. 41 King William atrect: in Paris to JULES DEOOU A commission Of one-eighth of one per coat on the Rus Notre Daine des Vievotres, Place de ta Bonrae; in ¥ VE Y BONDS febia to SOHN G. DALE. 1 Walnut sureet; or at tbe ¥ will be allowed to banks, banker company's offices. JOHN G. DALE, Agent, 15 Broadway, N. ¥. JENERAL TREASURER’S OFFICE. NEWPORT, RE. — og Nov. 2 sega ban be fac ei at brad Cate | ’ LINE, ccember 1, tnelusive, for four bu COUNARP ream to Liverpool. 886 eurreney. o* the war foan of oné million dollars, of From PB ‘or Liverpool, $39 gold, or equivalentia | (he #ix-per cent bonds of the State of Rhode Island. i, subtogs Rank Building, oT Nassau sire Orders for the various tases of government securition wil receive prompt attention. nid others. zed to be issued by an act af sites Gener amaray bscirpee LA salle Wedneatay, Nov. 1, Kpecitt Session, Juue, A.D 186%, ‘The bonds are ft BIDON sails esti i ‘autox id dollars oan) wiih coupens at missed sna Bee aseny rs to run from Jul ; interest payable ee Hoey apply to tom street. trovidence January Vand dat Tikal’ shar.” he beads = aa a aA re will be deliv at the Bank of North America. Providence, ALWAY LINE. Tuesday, De ee 4% Accrued interest to be paid to tt THE ATLANTIC IRISH ROYAL, MATE STEAM AATION COMPAN ADRIATIC, 200 Worse power, 4 M0) tons: HUBERNIA, 1.500 horse powe 4,000 tons, COLUMBLA’ 1.000 horse power, 9.090 tons, ANGLIA, 1.090 horse power, $,000 tona, The magnificent (sidewher! queen day of delivery, The right is resorvert to reject any or allof Une bide, AF cougidered necessary to promote or proiect ‘ interest of MEAMUED A. PARKER, General Treasurer. JACOMS, DERNUEINER 4 00, ANKE! B. RS, sTOCK ape FY 1 Siig RROREDS, will aafl from Boston att Gaiway and Liverpool, on faes- Cay be followed by the COLUMBIA, from New | Toun Bp, MURRAY Cate nee N jasiau auieet, corne t. ort, Raton of passage, payable in gold or tts equivalent in 30 Massa street, Cornet Of Liber Tonan gurrency — $30 | Dealers in Government and ot commission, Intermed ba a iJ 70 THE "STOCKHOLDERS OF THE NEW Bteerage. s OF ore amt Harlem Ieatiroad Compan Passengers forwarded aiso to London, Paris, Hamburg, ay Bremen. Rotterdam. Antwerp_Ac., at lowest rates. ing business of the compa snd gnulctpated other railroads render it expedient forth. one Paes arian) a inteay © New’York and Boston, jto extend the douhie track trom ite present terminus a 5g ply 1 SABEL & SEART, 23 Broadway, Willinmshriage to Chatham Four: Gorners, aud. te comple For Freight be Information app ¥ the Toa Aitromth Asince Ue R een Ean ttend. LAWREN GILES tC, ae Wiliam street, | For the purpose of meitng the necessary outlays atte uetlons, and to defray. the expenses incid to the exter of the cily railroad, already au! , the oats Ot Bircttars hare reesived that it expedient to tee crease the capital stock to such amount, not exceeding the limitations of the charter. as may be sanctioned by the re- quisite vote of the jolders, and to issue the increased stock from time to time asmay be required for the purposes of completing such double track and extensions and pro» e tha neceanary additional rolling stoc a ¢ amount of the capital stock, as fitted by the charter ing such co te LONDON an a4 YORK STEAMSHIP 1 despatch monthly Sha nee and powerful first class isit TR RAMSIIIVS, CELLA, BELLON, NA, OA, UNA, MIO RACH THREK THON TONS BURT! between London and Now York, calling at "ilavre on the voyage from London, Rates of passage from New York, payable in United endatory aci#, and including both the conmon and Btaten currency = eferre stock: fs eight millions of dollars, of which, twe Fiust CABIN: $5, sxcOND CABIX, 850. sTauHAGH, 890. preter ‘one hundred and hiring tousand nine hundred and faite cp a pote Direc ors penposo that the capital 7 increased to its full amount. ‘A meeting of the stockholders for the purpose acting upon such resolution of the Board of Directors, ey coe ric’ POnAS. Aes IFTNEY, at the Ofice, 26 Broadway. {54 South street, OF Freight 9p OW EAND & ASPINWALL, Agents. SNDERRY, GLASGOW (AND ND LIVER. | curriug in the increake of, the capital. stock to the full STEAK3g ronnonaaaae, hAnnOw Aim LIRA. | caring tn tan, nrenesot a8 Mais ae te the Legis ature amendatory thereof. will be held at the offen of the Company, at the corner of Twenty-sixth street and Fourth avenue, on Tuesda’ ahs Ist day of December next, at 12 o'clock noon of that For the purrose of ascertaining the stockholders who shall be entitled to vote at such meeting, the books of trage fer will be closed. as , Faguired by law. op Saturday, the 7th day of November inat., the Prt of the first pablication of thie not The ‘books will be open on ‘Tueaday, the 10th | day of No vember inst, By order of the Board of Directs C. VANDERBILT, Pi President, Ws. H. Ewxnsoy, Seen New York, real Steam powéred Cirde built steamer BOHEMTAN, Capt. Borlan’, carrying the Canadian and United Staces mails will eall from Guobec next Saturday. Nov. 21. Rates of from New York :—First class. according to accommo ations, ; ge, found with cooked provisions, $32 5), able in fold ‘or iis oquieatent in United 8h eg clirrency . Gettitcates issued for bringing ont, passengers from all the Principal towne in Great Britain ‘an ireland, cnt very low Fates, For passage apply at roadway, New uaRtiog ABEL & SEARLE, General Agents. _ PE Nort GERMAN LLOYD'S STEAMSHIP AMERT- . Wessels commander, carrying the United States mail, wit sit from pier 3) North river, foot of Chambers street, FFICE OF THE Sittepar. baila name oa ih 2 Pt O CH OF TE oy Fun Tnsozaxcn COMPANY, 10 3 Ne N Wat Street, New Yorg, Nov, 9, 1363. BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTOX lo. 6 Wal Brust. Raw Yous, “EORDON, HAVRE, SOUTIAMPTON AND BREMEN Tho Board of Directors have this day declared a dividend of eight per cont. parable on the Irth ina er BOOKS Will be ci at the following rates. payable ia gold or sts equivalent in | of,cleht ee tive frst cabin, $108; second cabin, $62 50; steerage, | EORGE 7. HAWS, Secretary. — ne —— nly to FFICE OF THE PACIFIC MATL, STE AMBHIP com Lai pene reset & CO., 63 Broad street. 1813 —Notice is hereby Will be fol by tl mbe ay declared @ Bhi J of five (5) per cent ontof the net earnings of tok AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY'S gat, the olice of the company om order of the Board T= HAMBURG, TH ‘ODOR T. Tsofinvow. Secretary. ALL STEAMSHIPS. Cat it From New York. pl Sonthampton, IN. «November 3. November 28 “ AROMAS “cU'November 1 December 12 OFEICE OF. or THE Dy BUQUE AND SIOUX CITY RATL- HAMMONIA. ...December December 26 M. K. ae &Co., Transfer ANIA. Beer i IS. . January 9, 19%@ | No. 59 Excha “ily core of Broad street, New November 14. 194% books of the Dabuque an Sioux City Railroad Company. will, be open at tis on Monday, the Joth inst. Stockholders dest ti ng to 3 | their stock'on the New York books are req maested eo fo ward their certificates (power of Attorn the foot of each dul signed) H. Booth, Treasurer, Dubnque, Towa. who wi fale aud trai. to them transis cavtisentes upon che sure Tender of which New York certiicates wilt be tusned M. K. JESUP’ & CO, EFICE OF DUNCAN, SHERMAN & CO.. BANKERS, ‘New Not 463. San Francisco City Water. works bonds, due J pet is ithe med bonds may receive paym ater. Ucipation Y a belgie apeney of mas oss SHERMAN #00.” AN—ON BOND pooner IN 80M® Le ani localities ae fal ows: — in New J BAVARIA. °°" Deven january 28, 1864 from pler 21 North river. toot of Pulivn street, taking pas. sengers for Hamburg. Havre, London and Southampton, at the following rntes)—First cabin, $105; second cabin, $62 steerage, $37 50—pavable tn gold or ita equivalent. For freight apply to KUNMARDT & CO., 45 Exchange lace, Por passage apply to C. B. RICHARD & BOAS, 181 Broadway. OR LIVEREOOL—OLD BLACK STAR LINE—THE splendid British er aver Fee ore iPro mng vera paaaeae sixk a) ‘currency. ‘40° Fulton street, ting. is aor ae povlr ply 4b WILLYAMS & ifort Fo, LIVERPOOL—TAPSCOTT'S LIN#.—BRITISH ante ¢ GRATITUDE, setle, Be November 24; British ship Ale jovember 28. Line—Ship VIC- BION. For London, X Li TORTA nalts Sovanher 23. For passage, to or from, ibirer- $3cono da0'00In pot or oF London. or ‘drafis, parable {it any part of Eng. 5,000 to $30,000 fn. land, rere ‘Scotian’ on ‘ales. at the lowest Bouitle 00 to, 00 in Ni to TAPSCOTT, BROTHERS & CO, (000 to $ 150,000 in Allat t X. B.—T have a sum of $900. which will ony he tosne on extraordinary security. in consideration of which an Um usually low rate of Interest will be covended. (Late Field & McLean) 9 Wit street. Waxtep-2y ALBERT H. NICOLAY, 52 WILLIAM Bacramento 6 percent Bonds, New York Consolidated 8! Brooklyn ‘headomny of Muss Stocks oe Block. Grooors’ Insurance Company New Albany & Salem Rail- 4 Howard pice Lneurance: Com. EMITTANOES 70 ENGLAND, IRELAND. SCOTLAND Wales Drafts for any an amount, avaitabre tn all parte Brita or, bral HS 8 COL 86 Sou ith ste FRET, PACKET FOR LIVERPOOT. “THOMPSONS Flack Star Line, The BLLEN AUSTIN, ne pier No. 8 ver. semorrows Wer passege apni on voeht Orat the ofice, 275 Pearl street. er 10; LIVE SO ISAAC BLACK Au L LINE PACK. tained at by sping to TAPSCOTT BRO. rood erpene, Bonds. ets.—The shi i) punetnall Well Fury & Express pany St Tuesday De ern: ge. es sesuue POOR giwety Fire tesurance Oem cabin, a})p'y on box je@kinan sireet, Or to RUCIE tock. BROS. & COFFEY, 109 South atroet. W aerEs FEW HUNDRED. LLA. Ti Recelver's Certifcatanat the Poona orga Paton son, New Jersey. Apply to W. _ H. MARSTON, 36 falta WANTED SIO OF 500 SHARES UNION sfONsour. dated Mining Company of Teemeesee. \ddrese, wit lowest price, Cuivre, box 71 Post o FOR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA, ‘will leave New York on the 84. @xcept when these dates fall on Runéay, eben the Gay of departure wil be on ihe Mon ToPor Trsight oF passage apoly at the only office, No. 6 Bow. ae itor e apply at the onty of ce. 0 fo" on ee AL aor GPa cA 99 0, a 0 ARTE OTICR TO SHIPPERS TO CALIFORNIA—EXTRA L. hag eens ee ae ha 1d Toughe Steamier-—To norommodaia snippera who are | Sanatatins or Meh fo wnt ipeaek Phen unable to forward thelr goo: the peqninniion ana se " resain mert the Incr ‘ismanis of the irate, the PANAMA. | mil 7 Weat Purty:Aith street, 10 MPANY will despatch the st RAILROAD © mer ATLAS: WANTED— M EAVinitte Bathe Byles eh tly “Bie | $]50) MAREEDS FOR SENONIN, BY, 8 TBE: will comm morning, 14th inst, | Addre B., Brooklyn Post oflice, stating where aa atthe ¢ steamer. Tt ls ex forward from Patina by Paeife Malt Steninship Company's stenmer. leaving there on or about the I:th December, and in time for the New Year holi- nd permits for shipme ¢ Panama Ral road Coaipauy, 48 Wall JOBEPH F. JOY, Secrewary. AUSTRALIA PIONRER LINE—CARRYING | THE United States mails. “Neutral flag. The AJ at Llovd's aatrome British clipner sul SEAS. Graven, master, 777 toon Fegivier. ia now rapidly loading at pier 13 Kast river, and inca larce porion_ of hervearg® already engaged’ Will 16k slematch for Bviney. New Sonth, Wales, direct. Al clipper ship GBORGIANA. 899 tons register, Truster, in receiving her. cargornt pier No, 8 Worth river am! will bs despatehed for Melbourne direct positively 20th of December. Shippers are requeated to send balance of freights alongside without delay. Both ships have elegant cabin accommodations. For freight and pas- sage apply to R. W. CAMERON, #3 Reaver wireot, OR HAVANA DIRECT.—THE UNITED STATES MAIL side-wheel steamship 2 ander, will Iaave pler No. 4. North at 3 o'clock P.M. procisely, ‘All ieiters “must pass thronch’ the Post faterviow orate had. OF IN. $43,000 metOak At 4 Ow (BATE OF Te Ou improved Real Estate, in thiae feet Pook len. w. ‘OOD, 65 Wail street. ~~ MILLINERY. — 10 THE LADIES. -IF YOU WANT CHEAP «. of the latest styles, call on Madame ISAACS, sireet, opposiie Wooster, formerly of No. 5 Di- street. Call and see for yourselves in regard to T MADAME RALLING'S, 313 CANAL STRE ment of Winter Bonne also In great variety. CARD. We would call the attention of the ladies of New York and vicinity to our extensive importation this season. in- cluding French Bonnets Dress Caps and Headdresses; alsa Other novelties, all of the latest designs, oilier ovelties, all of est deaigns. © avin, it GOSSON, ‘Broadway. A! 72 BRO \DWAY—A SPLENDID. AND aortmentot imported Head: Cc Mra. J. fehard Adams coms river, on Wednendi for Havana direct Ofice, Ne freight received oF Bills cf lading signed on the assortment of, imported Flowers wi ead. ot a Jat received from or treight or pamnge, basing superior. accomraodations, fest Timan that ver with @ 6 r wand that he.will iake # Wbersl allows ance to dealers in the trade, L. TILMAN, 712 Broadway. ONNETS. | BONNETS. =RICH V NET ALL DE. ert 5 SPOFFORD, TILESTON & CO, 29 Broadway OR HAVANA AND xEw ORLEANS. —T0 SAIL ON OUNING START uatlty: Yorker. Bea. own, a rn ‘ pint geri dif “Uist and’ Draowakien Wie ee EVENING AtAR wal for Wann and Kew Ori eanson | hikes Millinery, 551 Broadway, speenie ‘Tiffany's jewelry Saturday, Dee, 12. Foe fee one, Strangers are luvited to call. AMES A WATNOR HL Heo JASHIONS—!1 LST RECT: 1VED FROM PARIS BY M GILLESVIE, 811 Brondvany, Sew York. ‘indies it3 it thie ay OR PARANA SIA Nassau. P. > il ith and North “Avncti-nn, Royal Mnil Steam | you ever vested the work now. Being done t Company's new steamer CORSICA, Capt. Le Mes. | inent! Dresses are cut by Taylors «yi which ner nurier, will anil for the 'abows ports. ‘ron’ ie company 8 Ye ense and voauty to the figure, All whs wharf, at Jersey ( In getting. properly fited (and there are MONDAY amber 7] MONDAY -Jauney 4, 1864 ould eall at once oo BHD LLINER N RGePECT fe ‘HOCIVAL fully announces thai hibitien a very e cholee and recherche seleation of Paris winter Millinery Of the latest modes, and season. 125 Blececkor st J, BINNS, MILINER™, munets of every Ce if ¥ * don day ane #Ailing. eight 01 a OF Frelaht oF Tess? GFRYARD, Xo. 4 Bowling Green. OR NEW ORLEANS DILKCT.—THE UNITED STATES {T/A steamed CREOLE, John Thowpaon, Comigander, i bon will ieave pler NOI North tiver on Weanes oF te , ne " Joes, at 3 Wreivek P.M. preciesly, foe New Uriegne dicen: an niente ou Joke Hala Yor acta ad ea ight recwived or bille of lnititg signed on the day of No fi Li For f i = = Smee FSLUDLAN, AMINEREN b CO., 116 Broadveay, “NAVAL PRIZE oo. wmprising every noveity of the 381 BROADWAY. —~VRUVER ; thousands of Velvet m4 Velvet by the vard A! wholesale and retail: in TEAM BRTWEEN AVAL PRIZE NONEY. ONBY FOR me NEW YORK AND NORFOLK. follow ing vessels. in being. Site fe ete, —— ing and Collec ten Odors of LLA 0 Al sorew ceamer 187 he street, het poe treet, Phi * BALTI ak, ae! Alabam: +4 mr hen years Will run weekly as above, from pict 15 Bast Ey ifn inne y Ricneite, aneereit m= Walt street. ‘commencing her trips Wednesda berland, J.5 Ch ca am eight mua Daie, D eon een must provide themse! fon "withapauaen ‘id Faottnrre with aft ¢ bens, Oe ree | awratha, Raters, ‘Lane, ie fe ont Tressury De- panha, Riontaher sea eee Oh - tic MES MAND. | it N Jobaw 8490 in nesote, he Moat SURRMAN, BROS 4 CO., Agents, 15 meen rte Li a, fecmpats, Boeat Verwen, Lon. square, Norfol don, Northesn. . Owwasco, iawe, MATRIMONIAL, Somerset, Souts Carolina, te risqnehaiunn, A XOUNG Man. 24 XHARS OF AOR, AN OFFICER | Knapp, Santen St.'Lawrenee, Re in the United States ers, Wishes to correspond with | Unadilla Unie, V ietorta, Vanca soue young indy, between the ages of 18 apd 26, witha view | Water Witeh, Wachusett, Hrimony {D0 objeaiion io a widow. Address, enclosing carte de visite if rable, A. de Lena, United Stites sloop: of war Vincenn ‘out Gulf Blockading Squadron, AN. NOW (SERVING Ix me NAVY. £0 nog with @ young lad with a view to tnairimony. Address CB. Au United States munboat Kanawha, blockading of Mob'te, ; uy bu his ea “REUBEN VOuM. Army wan’ ea PRISE MONEY. “PRIZE, ONEY now 7 READY “at ie LARD 705 South M S NOW 2 YEARS OF Ac sila “be Water aire meet has mois dai the we me hundred thousa York treet, Broo! gt. or the Fallon She Rood | olgipg and ted to move itt the fir st cirtes oracle igh, curly hair, RIZE MONKY.—DISCHARGED NAVY OR ARUP mon or Soldiers, heir Widows ONReR oan te PAID Oto rad por cit pack Pay. PATER and baie MOR and prow en EDWAl ? Maer ot . Na ‘ hen ¥ Army ad" Navy Banker. wed inte para peat any, corner of Cuambers street Mo! 7m ney Aldean Alfred D Tihs oes, Lista wit | | Joliars. gow suena be betwoem 16 and 25 e tania,” 4 ow om ie rae of Pighieenth division Aguayo ps, 8 owes, ny Third ay ‘ashington, D. Q, co No oP Brown & aval Agents, & piace, Tork,