The New York Herald Newspaper, November 26, 1863, Page 5

City Policies. MEBTING TO BATIFY THB NOMINATION OF ORITOXK BLUNT AB MAYOR OF NEW TORK. ‘The republican beadquirters, at che corner of Broad- way and Twenty-third street, were filled last evening by the friends of Orison Blunt, Esq , the republican nominee for Mayor of the city of New York. To aif appearances Whore was pofther union nor unity in the demonstration, ‘Men held back their opinions like operators on the Stock Exchange, and it was not until long after the hour fixed for the opening of the meeting that the principal speakers ‘appeared, Untll rebellion shal yield to on tion and law. Let us praise Him for Sopnpes 2a es prosperity notwith<t nding Gecmaames of war pee for the prospect of ap early of this atricidal strive; for the extension of the area of human jreedom, avd for the brigut popes we may cherish for the tare Of our beloved coun ry. Let us be thankful tor the Absence of foreien ite vention tv our domestic conten. ‘tions und for tho sym atby extended to us by the friends of liberty, crder and equal rights throughout the world. And 10 our gratitude for State and national blessings, and our @njnytuent of individual comforts at home, let pot the Grave spirite who “stind Ovtween our loved homes and War's desuiution” be forvotton let ug call for God's bless- ing upon them in field ond comp and hospital; and let us remember in sympathy tho-e whoke bomes and hearts mourn for loved Uerovs who will celebrate Thankegiving Day with them nv more. Sermons joeday. At the North Presbytertin church, corner of Ninth Gvonue and Thirty-first street. Rev. A. B. Elliott will Preach a Thovksgiving Fermon, at eleven o’elock this moroing, “The President's Hymna” will be sung by the congregation At the West T- eniy-tbird street Presbyterian church, Bear Seventh avenue, Rev. Frederic G. Clark, the pastor, Will prosch (D. V.) at eleven o’ch ck this morning. Sub- fect-——'Rest in the ord,”’ 43 a political idea, ‘The Mi. Olivet and Bloomingdale Baptist churches, and the Independent Methodist church, Forty-firat street, are to unite In Thankagiving services in Rev. Mr. Wescott’s church, Forty second street, between Seventh and kighth Avenues, at cloves o'clock this morning. Sermon by Rev. Prof Mattison, Rey. Mr. Danteis and Rev. Mr, Wescott aking part in the services, Collection for the widows and families of soldiors. Rev. Dr. Boll will deliver a discourse appropriate to the occasion at cleves o'clock this morning, at the Fit- Gieth street Presbyterian church, between Broadway and Eighth avenue. Religious eervice will be held in the Central Methodist Episcopal church, near corner of Fourteenth street and Feventh avenue, at eleven o'clock this morning. A mon will be preac by the Rev. Dr. Burchard, pastor ‘of the Baptist chureb in Thirteenth street, whose congre: Gation will unite on this cccasion with the Central Metho dist Episcopal ctiurch, i “Man's Evil Thought and God's Good Intention” will ‘De the subject of the Thanksgiving discourse of the Kev. "Wm. Alvin Bartlett, at the Brovklya Tabernacle, Fulton avenue, near Hoyt street, this morning, services oom. mencing at clever o'clock, A Thauksgiving service will be conducted in the church in Greene street, near Canal, at oloven o'clock this morn ing, by Rey D. X. Junkiv, D. D. A sermon adapted tothe Occasion will bo delivered. Seats free, and the public are invite A Thanksgiving sermon upon “Our Duties and Our Pros: Pocts,” by Rev. LS. Kulloch, will be preached at eleven o'clock A. M., in the Laight street church, corner of Laight avd Varick streots, St. John’s park. Tn St. Paul's Methodist Fpscopal church, cornor of Fourth avenue and Twenty-second street, a Thanksgiving Gormon will be dolivered by the pastor, Rev. H. B. Ridgo- ‘way, services commencing at half-ast ten o'clock, in the Madison aycnue Baptist church, Rev. H. G. Weston, D.D., pastor, services will bo held this morn. ing at eleven o'clock, —* In the French Protestant Eptseopal church du St. Esprit, West Twenty second street, near Fifth aveoue, there will be moruing services, and @ sermon will be Ss poten An Romig Me a war reapeet for ovnsti- ‘Mr. Wa. Horton was unanimously called to the chair, and, in afew remarks. expressed the wish that Mr. Biunt would be elected to the position to which he had been Bominated. Letters were then read from Movsrs, F, A. Conklin, Wm. E. Dodge and others. Mr. Groxca W. BLuwt road a series of resolutions, ox @ atrong faith in the republican nominee for the oraly, Mr. Blunt wont on at some length to discuss tho morits of the present canyass He said that Mr. Gunther represents the copperheads, Mr. Boole, the “ring.”” Mr. Origon Blunt was the representative of true fgets the government. It was therefore to be hoped that the last named would be chosen Mayor. Mr. Bexny Sarr was the next spoaker, and he spoke of the propriety of electing a true Union man to the import- ‘ant office of Mayor of New York. Senator Witxixsox marie an elaborate speech in favor of the Union and the election of Mr. Orisom Blunt. He frequently re‘erred to the action of Western men in favor of erty. and was loudly applauded. . CHAS. SPRNCRK was bext called upon to address the Meeting. He was caystic aud severe in bis remarks, and handied copporheads with an unusual want of tenderness and affoction, Mr. Onwsox Buewr, the nominee for Mayor, was thea in- troduced, and in his short speech said that however the canvass went be was ready to stand by what he said. His views were in every way favorable to the Union. thts “question “by ‘voting “uoenimucaly egeinet ever Is quest! y voting unnni over; interest opposed to their welfare. Sevoral other gentlemen were invited to address the meeting; but as they bad nothing particular nor interest. {bg to say, their speoches are not reported. The meeting broke up at a late hour; but, tosay the truth, it was ineffectual in evory respect. THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT. Captain John Downey has withdrawa as a candidate for Police Justice in the above district, in favor of William Dodge, the regular Tammany and Mozart nomince. Mase Meeting Tarn Street—A Strik. The Turners assembled last night, at a hal in 174 For- syth street, for the purpose of preparing for a'strike. Mr. Nordonschild, the President of « previously formed asso- ciation of the Turners, compowed mostly of Germans, pre- Sided, and after s prolonged debate a resolution was passed by a unanimous vote, to the effect that they, the Turnors, will demand on Monday next an increase of thelr ‘Wages of fifteen per cent for working in horn, ivory, bone and brags, end twenty-five per cent for work {n t ning Wood,:and' that unless sucti ingroase is granted a strike {s to take place on Monday A resolution was fur- thermore passed that the Turners will, in case‘of a strike, support each other and take measures to regulate this matter. A good deal of routine business was transacted to carry out the above. The domicile of the Treasurer, Mr. Ulrich, 266 Third street (old number), between ave- ues C and D, was selected as a place of rendezvous, where all the members havo to report on Monday night as to tho result of the strike. On motion, a resolu- tion was passed that the next meeting of the Turners is to be held on Tuesday night, at No. 174 Forsyth st} It was reported that in the meantime the English g ing mombers of the trade had formed a protect! ciation of their own, ip order to secure an increase of wages. It was proposed to confer and to act in uni- fon with the said organization, In conclusion, @ com- Forsyth mittee of three members was appointed to confer with Preached on the occasion by the rector, Rev. Dr. Verren. | that organization, The Chairmen 1 inted Morera, Services to commence at half past ten o'clock Fischer, Flock and Charles Kenzie, an these gentlemen wero ordered to proceed a8 woon a& possible to meet the English speaking members of the trade, who are to meet at a placo in Houston street to day. In the Filth avenue Baptist ehurch, Forty-sixth street, hoar Fifth avenue, the Rov. Thomas Armitage, D. D., will Preach this morning at elev. o'clock. At the Wooster stroet synayosue there will be services this afternoon at three o'clock. An address will be de- lvered by Myer 8, Is acs, Esq. AtSt, Bartholomew's Eptecopal church, corner of La- fayette place and Great Jones street, tho service will commence at eleven o'clock. The rector, Dr. Samuel Cooke, will preach the sermon, The music is under tho @xperienced directorship of Dr. Clare W. Brames, who Sompeses or arranges nearly all the music used at this ehurch. feveral new pieces are prepared for to-day, A New Perfume for the Handkerchief, EXTRACT OF THE NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS, NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS, S most exquisite, deiicats and fragrant perfume, distilled from the rare and beautiful dower gS ernteh It takes its Bame. Manufactured only OY, PHALON & SU: OF COUNTERFEITS. LON'S—TAKE NO OTHER, OMmctal Drawings of Murray, Eddy & Ys y ‘s Kentucky Missouri State vig Kextvcxr, Extaa Ca: 07—Nov. 25, 1863. erin? tite ¥0 the Lord, instead of the venite, new double | 87, 2 21, 2. 4, 10, 55, 35, 70; 25. 65, 41, 67. aD | 2. Benredicite, double chant, in C. 3. Jubilate, anthem, with solos, new arrangoment. 4. Paulm (selections) 79. Tune, Old Hundred,’ 5. Avthom, arranged from Rossiai’s Inflammatus, The Bolos by Miss Maria Brainerd. On Thee each living soul ae Chass (03—Nor, oe * ih 46, °. pa 54, 10,975, 57, 45. sent ores, aaah ase Coviaguon: Kr. or Bt Laue Se re ib asc adore Shelby College 6. After the sermon, trio, Awaits,” (rom Haydn's “Creation.” ‘The mombers of the choir are Miss Brainerd, soprano; ‘Miss Virginia Tucker, contralto; Mr. Northrop, tenor; Mr. ‘Van Sicten, bass, ‘Thanksgiving Dinners to t! Soldiers— ( Donation Visits, d&e., &e. To-day , being the day appointed for the National Thanks. «giving, will be marked in this city by appegpriate re- Se ane ie erereots aaa ks On wea8 ing of “Tho President's Hymna.” At the public institu. splendid-dinners are to be served up to the inmates, have not been forgotten, it will thas be seen, by the mblic. age circles the customary culinary preparations fpavo bom made for the Thanksgiving dinner, and tbe ‘various markets have been thoroughly scoured by foraging parties in search of the indispensable turkey. ‘Washington market -was completely overrun yester- Gay, and the fowl dealers did as big & business ‘as thoy destred, which is saying a good deal, in view of 707 —Nov, 2. 25, 1a6s. 54, 14, 50, 65, 71. » 10, 64, 75, 76, 48. 2. B, SIMMOWN Buccensore to Sue A Morris & Ce, Pee ED OMctal Drawings of the Library Asse- 6 of ation Company's Lowery ag es ma 77, 60, 59, 65, 41. Th Nyt G9, 73, 2. WVRANCE: BLLAS & C0.. Manacers, Coriagten, Ry Let —30 Per Cent srekrattes Oe AYLOR & CO. Bavkers, No. 10 Wall street, Leaalizea Lot- seca, Thticnetes given. CHARLES W. MAUGER, Bro- Ker, 476) Broadway, nec nd floor, back room. Er 63, 39, 60, 1, 64, 51, 108 =| ea 5 ‘JOBEPH BATES, Gren roker, M Wall street, room No. 1 Cashed and Information Fure nished in all legalized Lotteries, e fact that hundreds of boxes and barrels of bia Bee Fe Benes, 98 Pine sees, KY. . It is worthy wi wht Prcninccnne ha ig vo arrived here within the past fow days. = roar that, notwithstanding the war and the high ‘. A Word te Clergymen: c x ~ ices of other edible articles, scarcely ay Change is ob- if “ is y re hs ss rvable in the retail cost of turkey. Splendid speci. | e “ a eee ens, the very best, in fact. of this generous artiete, of LOR phere earn was i “ : aly inet guae me aoe year epee $ ‘The bigh character, scholastic atiainments, erudition and as one year . In 1861, about SStreatring cree, t wall price turkey was about @ixteen or keventcen cents per pound—only the difference two cents in as many years. ‘“ ing dinner will be given to the soldiers A pbunat ten. New England S»idiers’ Relief Assocta- bo to day at one o'clock, passes fre are in strong Imited resources nations and of wi fheationa of American clergy’ contrast Surher perioas of the wor! the tnedelce of the most eniightene an wel istoms of common life, they are bet lelated to) popular opinion and current ideas than amy other tase st men.’ Their intuence i unbounde ious ent of the many F which Dr. D: fof his Planieuio tx, Messrs, Barnes . present a bettie, GRATIS, 0 y personally call during the re * All soldiers jt yr en route through hang tre indebted his own. Of n sovt at the home board to-day, be reflected to ‘The Ladies’ Committee of the association will 4 Porronally wait ujon the country’s defenders. A Thanksgiving donation visit for the children Sod Coased or disabled fo'diers in the institution at 334 Sixth avenue will be held in the Ravtist eburch in Twenty-eight Streot, near Broadway, A committes of ladies will be in at- tondance during the day and evening to receive donations. 6 children will dine at (our o'clock P. M_ kvening exer- 1408 will commence at hall-past six. Master Dudley ‘Waller, the infant orator. is to deliver several recitations. donation visit will be held at the Home for the Friendiesn, 82 Fast Ibirtieth street, when suitabie , 1868, Spurprise, he bas ascertained that many per in & hatural prejudice againat classed this with oth recive before ity, and evidences os Dra! . Ad sh jocw aa of Oxercises will be gone through with by the chilores. = ing them on sy succes b ra cee ntae . | cama taeanr bad cose cose ot vallriog obit Vas Paste Pree W Farmer invites the wives and children of our | tion Bitters wil! alleviate andoure. Thei Jon, lows of appetite, conatipat of insaitude, enervatios of appetite, onetipad ep re moat remark o dine with bim on Thanksgiving Day, at bis Jesldenee, 41 Laciow street, The dinner table will be set . till nine P. frome chiliren, in the Five Points Tlouse of Industry aro driven out of the Asylum At the time of the riote lant July are to be provided with ‘© bountiful dinner ut Carmansville The Little Wanderers, At the Howard Mission and Home for Littie Wanderers, New Rowery, near Chatham square (Rev. W.C. Van. to superintendent), moat interesting exercises from two until five o'clock this afternoon. Twelve hundred 4 twenty four chjidren wore received at this excellent Qretitution during the Inst year, and six hundred aud five within the iast eight weeks. ' Sports in Jones’ Woods. ‘Tho Caledonian Ciub and other Scotchmen will assentble At Jones’ Woods to play their annual game of ‘‘shinty.”’ If the woather should be fine a goodly gathering of the na is expected. Rall of the Silver Star Clu ‘The Silver Star Bocial Club give their annual ball this * evening at the Gothic Hall, Prooklym, and it promises to , be a most elegant and Succesnful alate. + Theatrica' THEATRE FRANCAIS. On Tuesday evening Mile. Mailiet made ber debut at the ‘Theatre Francais, in the charming comic opera, ‘Les Noces do Jeannette.” This young artist made a most fa- yorablo impression upon the large audience assembled, aa was ovinced by the hearty applause bestowed upon bor Offorta. “he sings well, and acts with grace and spirit. Bor execution of the ‘Air du Rossignol’ was really most Pucconsful. M. Juignet, who filled the role of Jean, the Doorish lover of the young maiden, was yory comical. Ho sang the mualo of the part acceptably, Mile, Malilet ‘Will undoubtedly prove « great acquisition to the company pf the Theatre Franoala, After the opera a most amuning farce was played —"La Blue de in Luno"'=in whieh Mesdames Borzion, Pelletier Nathalie Domas ited Movsrs. Roche and Do- ie in causing the onee to roar with lao fowars, Roche and Dov ation were irres their rol Wo advine Manager Juigne a eee gt and most amusing pieces, 10 jombors*or bie broupe appear to uch a . ‘o-ntght there wil bean oxira performance at this Sheatro. Throg light comedies aod vaudevilies will be stomach, ford breath, pain ai fia, liver compiaint, general Ask for Newcombe’ For sale everywhere. Wholesale depot, 823 Beautiful Com plexton.—Laird’s Bloom often, or Liguid Pesri. for preserving and beayifying Complexions and Skin, 483 Broadway, and druggist every- whore. y 1 gino beautl ta, Ft sale by all arug- Annin & Co., Manufactarers of F ABS clades met cn Brown's Bronehial Troches, for Colds, Coughs, Pulmonary and Asihmatie troubles, are highly re- commended and prescribed by physicians and wurgeons tn the army, cu Briagew —Rest and Cheap- ah 5 Ob itr REYSOLD heen, ‘14 Maiden lane, randy, Gin, Whiskey and Wine. OLD COONAG BRANDY. ESS a Ee Em dimer fond POLE WIN jAxsica nom, ua. ont Imported and bitte by the subseriber. For axle mach below (be present price of liepurtation f PH) WOLFE OL HE geares Bixee Deafness, Impaired Sight, NOISES IN THE HEAL, APPEUTIONS IN .MG CATARRIAL APPRUTI CHRONE TARR, Rei OF THE TYMPANIO MUCOUS CMa iS! OMMTRUCHON OF Til EUSTACHIAN TUBB SA SiteXeD IN Onn 8 HY STRALIATE: if Cross £ Mn Ore. d of the Rye and Bae requiring etther et crest diese ! atvended to by Dr Vox biven BERG, consull'bg toome, S16 Broadwer near Twallth wiraae » Resta ah capital was fre 0 ; ag a oes ‘The steamship Asingrom Boston to-day, took -out $55 042 in apecie. ‘The Assistant Treasurer reports as follows ely offered at the legal rate of in CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT, Wronmnay, Nov. 25-67. Bogie’s H. rion Chureb of the Hol; Trinity, hale, Bagi Ceara Sans, ot’ Phunasipa, york S10 Francisco pepers please copy. - Taven—Hatetey.—Oo We ‘he resiaence of the bride's I. Cheever, D. D., Suerwme 40) gh or-of Jarnen W, Haletond, “Tr. On Wi Dr. S. Adtor, Anmauamt S1HKR OF thie city OFeg 00 payers please copy, Astin —Roceipts 111 bbis Market ally $8 TO for yOts and $9 76 for pear! Vien Tures.—Recoiyia 17,392 bbs. quiet ad nomi Sallowness, Eruptions, and ali Skin Blemishes oap. 403 Broadway. flour, 883 bbe, buckwheat four, 97,916 bushes whest, 20,950 do corn, 158,478 do, oats, 89.045 do. Darley, £05 do. buriey malt, and 610 do, rye, hoavy decline in gold this forenoon eaused a break market, and we quote prices fully 100. @ Western and Canada, and about 100 on » the taferior and ahipping grades Trade brands were loss sonsitive, owis Hair Dye, Preservative holrsaie and retail, No 6 Astor House artiste. n ceipta ix $165,000 for Another instalment of $3,500,000 of the bank loan was paid into the hands of the government agent to-day, leaving « balance yet to be paid on the loan of $55,000,000, There will be no business transacted in Wail street on Thursday, and the banks will all be closed, in consequence of the day having been de- signated by the President to be observed for thanksgiving and prayer. The Bowery Fire Insurance Company have de- clared a dividend of ten per cent, free of govern: ment tax, payable on the lat of December. A dividend of 3 per cent, or $1 60,per share, has been declared by the managers of the Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company, payable on de- mand, subject to a deduction of the national tax of three cents on every dollar of dividend. ‘The exports from Boston last week were #24 | 216, against $279,367 80 for the corresponding week in 1862, The imports for the same period were $632,445, against $482,818 for the corres: ponding week in 1862. The following is the statement of the banks in Boston for the past and previous week: ess, Catarrh and All Diseases ‘Throat treated by Dr. LIGHTHILL, No place, Reception hours from 9 A. M. til3 P.M, down in the fo of only $1,750,000 ANNAN, —On Tueada, wife of Samuel A\ GER, 5 Cham. to the mowgro supmly, but a fair exprowslon of the market at the close is {dulnoss and depression’ for al! kinds, except rye tour, which is aaarce and tn requost, and Wostern, 600 bbis and 250 bbls. rye four within the ut nde of the family are f on Friday, at t rob, Oresow ich, Connect! Pinowart.—On Monday, November 2 ht. , Mnnghter of Churtes re, ‘The rolatives and friends of the ( Invited to attend the fuveral, t St beif-rast one o'clock, frem Duane « Hudson atreet. m of Wild Cherry B cures Coughs, Cole end all Lung Complaints, Eye and Ear.—pDr. F. A. Cadwell,a wiclan, residing at 34 Clinton years given h to the treatment of disrases of th tarrhal affections generality.” For ‘adweil's Treatise on these diseases, & work of 300 pages, tllustrated with numerous encravins, Feporting several ltindred exceedingly interesting cases an | treated by the anthor with roatine to be had gratis, om Office hours from Sales 8,090 bbia, State Canadian, 1,000 bbls. Southern, | Wm. M, 0 amily are reepectfulty is (Thurnday) wf ternoon, * Church, 14 Daonusy —At New Brunawiot,.N.J., eudteniy, on Mowe day cvening, November 28, Samant DAVIS. excond dangly rot the Into Charles Davia, wilo of Edward W. i firm, but previous prices wore « Throat, including seul for city and $640.4 $450 for Brandywine and ’ f cures, medically and Weatern tour minntions free, |, Baq., Of Kox jury, Mame. sorvioes will be hold at the Church of the Mes. thin city, Kev. Dr, Ongood’s, @n Friday a/ternooe, machneotte papers please copy, ‘kU At Haverstraw, Kockland county, N.Y em ATHRVINE, Wife Of Mr. Alired bor Me tod PM., with nedium Western Extra st. Louis Free to Visitors. Common to goot Southern THE PHRENOLOGICAL MUSEUM, will remain open til! noon to day. ‘Other days from 8 A.M, till 7 P.M. Charts City full written deseriptioms of character, 1y, November 24, ed 41 yore and A monthe, A) neeviee will take pince thin da: which her remains w \ Corn meal, ble ye Cort meal, pancheons Ruckwhoat flour, per 100 th The wheat morket, in ayn Hair—Barry’s Tri the best aud cheapoat article, Bold by ali druggists, S01. Vo kokil! for te terment, Koichi! Oaporn plonse Maite —On Tuesday, N 60 yours, @ native of Ir no! y, fave WAY LO w decline of 20 a ie of which the great bulk of the ta. reduction there was only w limited trade demand, but to operate to | any Prevent unsettled of the gold aud oxchange markets ‘ony. veeaber 24, Bavaw Darey, eland, comuty Meath, pariah to attend the faneral, from #4 Henry treet, thir (Thurnday) after. MOND —OM Mond: ax yn TL. Davawonn, ay The mombere of Ht. John ie but one First Premium SWING MACHINE, miume at State fair There The GROVER & twenty-three frst atcity and county faire inl 496 Broadway, New Mie frlonde are reqnonted Hin late renidence: morning, November 23, Aum 1, F. and A.M, + R.A. Malo the rete ot'nily Invited to attend the fernoon, at One o'elock, from dence of bis wixter, Mra Marks, 28 St. Mark's tween Second and Third avenues, AVAN. = At Pattorsan, ber 20, Mawia ©. aged 53 years. Dx Miut.—On Mon of Obadivh De MII, int of the withdrawals from market, is slightly accumulating, Due from other banks, wore 45.000 bushels, Due to other banks... 2 for wpring Chicago, $1 40 a $1 42 for MIL waukeo clad, $1 43.4 $1 45 for amber Milw sul $1 54 for wintor red Western, and $i 540% ber Michigan, and about $1 70 for white ( Tho corn market was under the influence of gold, and prices recede closing very irregular, Jaut two months being more than 6c Grover & Baker’s Celebrated Premium Sewing Machines for sale at 935 Also Embroider! ay, ear Twenty: ree funern!, thin (Tharaday) al i comparative statement shows the average condition of the leading items of the Philadelphia banks for the past and previous doll and nominal Uproots Hafr foreheads, or any part of the Wi 1 N.Y, #uddeniy.on Fridag, , widow ‘of Fdyar M. Delawnn, mber *. Carimninx, relict The rine in this Staple during the unparalleled in this market, during which jeriod _Gourana 0 y Warranted, 53'Bi Hoyt’s Hiawatha Hair Restor Sehr preparation for the halr vance was based result of tho frosts of At That the yield is defictent no the trade will attempt to deny; bat that th #0 great as to warrant tho extreme ruling ter of grave doub! to ev interests lie in tho direction of large prafite wore 50,000 bushels, at instore, and $1 214 $1 23 declined 4c. a Sc bucked squaro 0: market was unset at 8Tc. & 896., restore faded an: air to its original color ral 10 prevent it from falling out, to overcome ef- revions use of preparations coniatning sulphur, ad, &c., and to remove the tmpurities and humors IP. i "JOSEPH HOYT & CO., 10 University place, N. Y. reapectfully invited to Of her #on.in-taw, H eral. from the residence 272 Stantow street, this (Thursday) af. —On Wednesday, November 25, of consumption, ALYaRD R. Fain, aged 35 years and 6 months, ‘Tho relatives and friends of the family, also the mom. ber of New York Typarraphical Union, No, 6 Apectfully invited to attend the funeral from dence of bis fathor-in law, Martin Gray on Friday afternoon, at balf-naat ane o'cle! Frnt. —On Monday, November 23, , W. Punt, of com fumption. in the 3% year of bis age Friends and neqnaintances of bers of Putnam Todve, No 438, F. fully invited to attend the funer 107 Wooster atror rk body exerpt spocntat sion Wigs and Toupees, .J: n 19 a $1 22 for Western mixed, te Hyglenique, for restoring th: Of the Boece! Yelenique fon Baste + afloat, closing fat from the kame —The exhibit, as compared with last week, shows & decrease in -all the items save that of due The decline in legal tenders is $510,192, and in deposits $545,476. The changes in the other itema were not large. The above compares with the statements of the previous three weeks as follows: Iron Fount Houses, Wire Trelils SHAM, 259 Canal street, east of Broadway. ses, Wire Summ: UTCHINSON & WICKER: from banks, od and Irregular H id Stato and Western at 8%c. a 900 Barley was dull, « lot of 8,000 bushels choice Canada ht $160. Barley malt was nominal. Ryo was Mann & Compan quiet at $1 82.4 $135. Buxswax.—We note a sale of 6,800 Ibe. of Western at 486. # 50c., cnsh, Coat A sale of 150 tons of Liver, Timerican ant Fore) of ‘the Hiyatrated. “SCIRNTIEL ‘pool gas baking at $10, 4. tephen Horton, after a tong ana painful Hiness 90th your of hei ‘The 04 98,047,125 4,1 34.976,645 37,236,183 4,155,768 The Washington correspondent of the Baltimore Sun says that it ls rumored in the highest mone- tary circles {n the former city that Jay Cooke & Co." have sold their interest, which embraces the controlling power, in the Washington and George- town Railroad Company, to George Law, of this city. This movement is said to have reference to combinations with other railroad projects North + Cortox. —Market very dull; prices nominal, about 600 balos, Conver quiet, with a fow small anioa nt At auction 60 haga Lag Freiours —Ma Mrs. M. G. Brown, Metaphysical Physi- clan, Professor on Bye. 1 friends of the family aro rasnectfully Friday morning, at Yelock. from the residence of harap in law, Peter in, Wostebester oounty Will be taken to Yonkers for interment HAVILAND, —At Little Neck, L. 1, an Sundey WittsaM Havitanp, aged 67 years, months and 10 Provious rates ayra at 2he., exsh, et quiet, but without material eb neutral, 250 pkgs 00 bbls flour, 1s dd. the By¢, Ear and Throat, ‘at her rooms to sec patients, at 25 Bond atreet, on Wedoes- ad until 2 o'clock om Friday. the fonersl, on dand tallow at In. 4 '5d., and 100 fered for grain, ‘To Iyndon, by an Amerie tons oi! exkeon private torma, and per neutral, 4 bbls. pork, 2a. 6d eamer, 1,000" pkgs. To Antwerp, per ne utral, 324 and Sydury, N.8.'W., 40c. menauron sels (three neutrals aud one Yankee) change ta rates to Californta, and busiiess movlerate, notica yestorday’ as Marshall's PINE TREE TAR DROPS, and dd. a4 syd, os 1ho relatives and friends are roanmctfully invited to at tend the funeral, from him late re» Friday morning, November 27, 600 pkgs. butter, butter and choose! To Melbourne nen Ad Machasnet, om {ten o'clock, withowt 7 DUL up in alidivy Hon. —On Thursday, Novembor 12, at Carden ; fon of Hichard Hubbs, of Long By dealers in medicia And at Helmbold’a Warebouse, 894 Broad: Prepared only by Thos, jenerally, ug and Chemical Joven —At Fort Lyons, Alexandria, Marrinew Soren, of N.Y. PY Maratall, Treoton, N, J. Company F. Fifteenth regiment New York Voluniwer or The Columbia (Pa.) Spy Jearns that the Reading and Columbia Railroad Company intend starting a branch road at’ Salunga, to cross the Suaque- hanna at Chiques. In this case Columbia will have to hang her harp on tho willow, and weep over the logs of the Columbia bridge burned by Our troops last summer, forever. ‘The Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line Railroad t effected the purchase of a charter which will give them complete control of the entire line between Chicago and Cincinnati. The St. Louis Democrat of the 23d instant iron ship Raith Byrne, 143 ti ra besides are tho for Melbourne, about £3,000; an 40 tons, to the Moditerran cf family aro reanectfal Peruvian Syra mn the residen or Protoxide of Irom, gives strength, w life, to the aigk and fecb! ph A Ponds Le Spien@tad Performances Every Hour today, at Bargum's Museum, The three enormous Giants, Dwarfs, dc., at all hours, Invited to attend the funeral, brother, Williom Joyco, No. 443 Went Forty fourth etront y MItOrnoon, At One AC The remain will be takél American vessel, Civilege of four ports and back , months in governm Odor to Autworp, smpioy, $350 per WiLL AD ARaor ted (omitted yesterday) full eile on terms not unter Kitten —in Wednestay morn Fours Kittemw. a pauve of the par county, treland, aged 60 vears, The relatives and friends 0 Invited to attend the fu at two o'clock from her Inte revideoce, 142 East Thirty- noventh wtreat —On Twoaday. November 24, 64 wi'e of Thomas Kennedy, « Irotent, aged 43 years, of the family and thone of her brother, respectfully Invited to attend the fare ral. from ber late residence, aorner of Fourtesoth street venue B, this (Thursday) afteracon, at two o cloak Lewtan.—On Tueedsy, November 24, of inflammation of only child of Witlim H, amd The relatives and friends of the family are invited op this day (Thureday), at 61 Mae 1, om Bunday, . November 26. Mre. bof Jusmagh, Kings o family are resnecttally (Thursday) afternoon, go Of tallow and lard to 1, and A British schooner to tobacco charter noticed yesterday to. ( 6d., with privilege of Alicante or Valeaci: Thanksgtving Day. ARTIS’ Exhibition open Day Great picture, “Tae 200 other Works of Art, BROADWAY. Company have diz was at 37% vebing, includlr FeATWERS scarce; Aales 1,000 Ibs. Western at 65 j bales 1,000 Huenow Ayr Hives. —Market firm. 1,000 Montevideo at 29 Hore.—Market firm, and 80. for fancy bri Motasos.—Very little doing. Wo oni 0 hhds, Rarbadoos orffprivate t bt BH e a The. On, Cane —200 tons Weatern, to Prov nits —Kee 200 do. cut meats Kinds of provisions ruled dull to day lee experienced @ slight dec!'ne in con lecline in gold. The amount of ‘small in most artich little by Thanksgivis 1. The demand for pork was were 12}c. 4 25c. per bbl. low MEGS quotations. Beet was dult $16 6254 for old mens, $18 a $18 18 for new do., and $14 88121246 for prime; 260 bbis. bee! at $12 25 2 14 «$16 for exten do. [1 bbls, picklod hams, to arrive, on private terma, previous prices, Sia «for fair to prime, Cure for a Cold. Are recommended netit is generally derived fro1 at many persons ref! themselves to attack The money market of this cit; 1s decidedly tight at ood deal of movey an been absorbed by joa to the national loan,a large amount bas gone to the country for the purchase Tequirements of government contractors for the purchase of supplies are nearly as large as heretofore; so that the demand for money is much: greater than it was ‘& month ago, and is fully as large as our banks and insti tutions can convenjently supp! for bad cold the use of th ork,’ 769 picgn. boot, The market for ali afd pricos of nearly Lostor. nged 1 ye attend the funeral, dougal atrect, .—In Kosiyn, L. los, trade baving been re- ng Day and by the fuil in very moderate, and pricew | Faenrmicn H Macy. in the O1st year of h Hodson and Nantucket Stock Exchange. $1000U86's,"T1,coucl 98 = % aa compared with yes. P-T.. 80 and the transactions in BCRP Boni street, 8 § Ber bad iherp sted orp at classe Age «muy son of Frank R. and Csiberine Purcon, 9g ero a lving badd, cxlto tgu earth's oween flowers And my weet one, earth's fairest blossom, ‘Was call'd to bloom on God's own bovom. ‘The frieuds aro inv ted to attend the funeral, from 838 First avenue, thix (ihureday) afternoon, at one o'clock, y In Vrooklyn,on Thesday, November 24. ext davgbter of Wi'liam A. ‘and sinail sales on tho # sess 10000 Chic&NW 1 sses.—Marsh & Co., Rad Tru: ne 1, Astor frees oss, on SQuider ‘Braces, ae foreign news, combined with heavier rece: dec jae in gold, the market was unsettied clined about 2c. per gallon forth to buy up, and some of the pales at high prices they were generally wales were 1.600 bhde., be ro great ecforts | tne and Ureuls Piyer, &Cl 10000 American gold. 149 0,-0.5 ++ 20 sha Merch Fx Bk aticrie Green SarcueLon ®. 16 WwW. A. Bai ” but we could not trace them, and 100 Mich Cen RKDSO 127 he day 600 bbls And about 1,000 do Engtich papers pl . 7) Novernber 28, Jonw Hava, nest Premium naw aod Cecilia Quinlan, aged 4 yeare, 2 monte ‘mbrella Lock Stands, 100 Canton Company. 60 Peon Coal Co. #00 Michto A NT RR . 5 4 200 CuraCoalo pf. 980 00 smali—about 600 bb » bbls, at ve a she lower sete The relatives tnd friends of the family are requested to attend the foneral, this (Thared 4 part one o clock, from the residence of bis parents, 308 $1; Vignettes, $2.— AL, 142 Chatham sireet. inal, 6,000 bbia, had sold in Philadelpta recoutly a KaArrINK.—A further sale of 1,500 pounds, No. 1, « Ou Toraday morning, Noverber 24, Wi tn the 68cm your of his mee. nl friends of the family ere respectful pvited to attend the funeral. trom his tate resiience, 6 votween Fifth and pues, the (Thorstay) afternon, at ome o clock, witha Cartes de Visite, $1; Two La: sien be, 9). 7 sit wll until sulted. Proo! ROGHAN'S, 228 Bo} ighor; salen of 8,000 bag Rangoon, part at $7 a 100 American Co ————— FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Wepwespar, Nov. 25—6 P. M. The reaction in the gold market, which com- menced yesterday, continued this morning, and produced quite @ sensation among operators. suddenness of the turn is attributed to the favora ble news from the Army of the Cumberiand, and the prospect of etill further successes by General There is no doubt, however, that, by the and workings of combinations, gold had attained a price which could not be su i and it was therefore evident to the minds of all | considerate persons that the first flach of intelligence from the army would produce a de pression, and send prices down to their proper standard. The following are the qu@tations at different times 100 do... BIO 200 Wyom ngVCoaiCo 100 do oe { consumption, Massy faa Snenwas —In Bee wan, io the 234 year of Dix Intiven and frieods 1 to attend the f brought $12 26 w $15 44, four 100 Pacific Mail B8 Co Tine tami ore respecttaity Fi Thureday) atternnme co, 141 Beckett street, ber 1b, & cone $00 Chi & Rik Is Kut fain Vory Girto, pale ou do... 00 NY Contrai private torms, at activ; 100,000 Cale 2 goat Urought Further sales of 100 boxes and 2) tons Lebigh as 8%, rales 260,000 p $1 Toa $2 25, and 200 do The market was with 4 moh frmoe the decting in corn, says 3,000 vbia at Ti« 200 Chicagok Alt ¥ ,on Tuestay, November 2 fales at the Pablic Board. . day: Owe o'CL0OK P. tox 120 Vartuere— Me ltnrom —On Tuesday, November h of the Vigrime, by the Kev veresert to Hine as $20000 Amer gold. .03 HI (my Tweetay, Nove wT ae tate betweee syenane 1 ame fred M. Ryde K<KEKKERE cece sssssss 2 sroey, ommny Stocks did not sympathize with gold in its down- ward movement, and, although the market did not open with much animation, yet prices were well sustained, and most of the shares sold at Erie was taken at 107%, Central at 106%, Hudson River at 126, Harlem at 94, Cleveland and Pittsburg at 107, Reading at 125, Michigan Central at 127, Michigan Southern at 81%, Illinois Central scrip at 121% 109, Pittsburg and Fort Wayne at 8%);, cago and Nerthwestern at 4934, There was no afternoon meeting of the regular stock board to-day. At the half-past three o'clock board @ considera- ble amount of stock was offered, and prices fell off. At five o'clock the closing quotations were 4 fone etreek, om Writer star xhter of the Isle Captain bmith Pace, « Toursims.—On Monday, hier of the a Ey ane z 100 100 Erie RK pret do 100 6 TMadson Ri wo 40 ~ag int oo ner f Twonty-ctgt foo Cen Am Tr Co enher 24, Jone Jew im Viaredey 200 do 200 Reading RR 200 & o ten dawn ot We pee ek Pelee Pome New York Central.. Michigan Southern...» Cleveland and Pitteburg. Chicago and Northwestero wtorday em roing wre eo tock Exchange y morning, after voting $500 as a pard of the § Thanksgiving present to our sick soldiers cent on Missouri 6 pe 108 Marien HR 00r Reading RR was nothing | Btocka, except $1,000 fives of 1671 of indebtedness ao’ rency certifi 199 Uxntog Oo j 0 There waa no change ja tha money pa ket, and | 406 Mice bo RR,