The New York Herald Newspaper, November 2, 1865, Page 8

8 BOARD OF EDUCATION. ean Mctimate of Expenses for 1666, $2,454,- 227—Pepils Teught im the Public Sehools, 216,955—Advertising im the Wzancseript ond Leader to be Discon- tanued, dee ‘The Board of Education held one of their periodical ‘meotings last evening, Commissioner McLean presiding. ‘A communication was received from the Mayor nomi- mating Henry Gilpin as Commissioner from the Sixth ausrict, in place of Francis Lieber. The paper was re- ferred. The Finance Committee reported that they have inves- tigated the subject of advertising the proceedings of the ‘Boggd in the Transcript and Leader at the rate of fifteen cents a line, and that they have come to the conclusion ‘that it would be inexpedient to continue the publication ‘ef the proceedings in those journals after the 31st of De- eomber next. The report was adopted. It will be re- membered that this action grew out of a resolution by Commissioner West, one of the Finance Committee, who moved a resolution of inquiry on the subject, and subse- quently argued before the Committee that ont advertiso- ment in the Nsw Yorn Hura in the year would serve tbe public better than el) tho advertivoments of the Tramoript and Leader the year round. The Finance Committee next submitted the following pei fivn-snjrey is Aoi aa To rae Board oy Epucarion :— The Finance Committe respectfully report that the have made an esti of the probable for the P Purpose of meeting expenses of cans school instruc- tion, present the same to the Board in the form of ® report to the Board of Supervisors, as follows:— DevaRTMgnt ov Pusuc Last Boaxp or Epucanion, Nov. 1, 1866. ‘@ me Bono or Surkxvisors ror Ta Crry axp CouxTy Se purseance oft the first subdivisien of the third sec- ‘the act to amend, consolidate and reduce to one ‘act the various acta reiafive to the common schools of the city of Now York, the Board of Education heroby ‘an estimate of the amount over and above the sum specified in the fifteenth section of the said act which will be required during the year 1866 for the pur- pose of meeting the current annual expenses of eee spstruction in said city. The whole amount req eonduct the schools wail be as follows :— For the ealaries of teachers and janitors in the ward and primary schools. . + $1,400,000 For the incidental expenses of said schools, in- cluding fuel 156,000 For repairs to the Free Bor the tppart of the Saturday Perna mal School ; i 5,000 For apportionment too tr sch 40,000 Vor repairs tl on the connect the Board of Education. . . 20,000 For books, sationery and ot for ‘the depository............seree 160,000 Por the nu of evening schools. 75,000 For rout of school premises. 20,000 Fer salarics of superintendents, cle others with the Board. 50,000 For incidental expenses of the Board of au- . cation, including repairs of the hail of the Board, printi Nea 40,000 Bor pure! chasin ing and pi ing sites for erecting pultings,| ‘and forfurnish ing, fitting up, aitoring, enlarging and repaii ing the buildings and promises under their charge; for the support of schools whioh shall have Deen organized since the last annual appor- tuonment of the school moneys made by the Bogrd, and for such forther sum or sums as may be necessary for any of the purposes Shovined DY. sid. itbecrecccnis 396,327 ‘Making the total amount asked for. 454,327 And the Board of Education hereby reports | after Fg the amount of Sr any to the eounty of New York pe npn —— to in the four- Seenth rection of said act, several sums of money directed to be raised by the pens section of the mame act, the Board of Education estimates that the Raiance will be the amount over and above the sum specified in the fifteonth section of said act which will ‘be required Korean the year 1866 for the purpose of the sanual expenses of public instruction in the city of New York. Aud the committee recommend the adoption of the Sollowing resolution :— Resolved, That the foregoing reports and estimate be @uly ‘@uthenticated under the seal of this Board, in @uplicaie, and submitted to the Board of Supervisors and — Beard of Finance Commissioners, as provided by All which ie respectful 53 submitted. ‘hana § . VANCE, } c. ARB, Finance Y IMOTHY BRENNAN, t WIMZON SMALL jonni : HENRY P. WEST, | Rovexnen 1, 1665. Basie Ma the annexed estimate is made:— 6 Wire — apportionment for 1866 to the city of ‘pew Foran apreate by the ofa wt of the State intendent on file in the Cer! @f Education, was... * Second—An equal yon, 67,860" being the assessed value of real see ing the no jew York i seeeerene Making the rum of .... seeceesce s+, $826,207 ‘The whoie number of pits taught Garine She yeur ending October 1, 1865, as appear by ‘De official returns sworn to by the bela 44f schools (corporate schools not included), w “$88,616, which, at $8 per scholar, is...... 1,628,120 Total. 2 $2,404,227 NB. umber of pupils taught, eluding the corporate schools, daring the year 1865, and partici pating in the echoo! fund, was 216,956, ‘This in by far the largest estimate ever made yet for ‘the expenses of the pad! ¢ schools of the city. bosiness whieh eame before th: eomparatively insigniticant wnt!l thoy ad adjou Matioon Ascension Extraordinary. Serday. Arsjetached balloon ascension took place yes. and about the ~ynbder of spectators were preseny in at te hour the Ywshood of the amphitheatre fake place, and, as the aig wes advertised to @ splendid voyage was anticipgheordingly fine, past four the Profesor, wgether wht * quarter ‘Van ‘ine, oacoeaninte and Mr. Joseph 4 Jobe Flusbing, L. L, entered the car, and in a cow mit.” Me rope which heid them toearth was looxed and thy ‘Balloon rose eteadily and almost perpendi viarly in the mir. Nota cloud obscured the sky, and the yoneral opin. Jon was that the batioon woald ‘not go out of et Riving steadily in the alr, at an elova of about tweive hundred feet it struck a south. weaterly current, which eatried it over the Portion of she city. The current continued to earry it seadily along until, in a short time, the passengers Sound theme! vex on’ the Jermwy.shoro of the North river, At thie timo the balloon was at fn elevation of « little ‘ever two thousand tvet, so that the city, with its hurrying paseengers and busy traific, was plainly virible ty the Seyagors | Wishing to w jord his pa’ wear pate carried veptible, tow. While at this elevation sunset, with beauties whieh atteud it to the eye of the took ne ce! Picarare of v0 baliooulnis. | 16 {6 passe a moment donbtlews they would have done al vehicle stil! kept Royieg 3 towards she Wy 'pecaed w Baquonte neve on might afta mear to earth to take them away from the weary soli- Aude which so oppressed them there! But their prayers ‘were not answered, even if heard. swinhing to return before night hed waive string, by which downward course, when the Mret was struck, and it proceeded to ae almost io a straight line, Ine it scarcely devinted fora Saghth sivect, Amriving at Fifi avenue, Professor Lowe throw ow aug lit in the street below, and the ately being towed towards the About fifteen minvtes past «x an immense of people followed it to grounds, cheering v eusly, Thus one of the most extraordinary feats on yecord in regard to aeronautics was performed, The ta! Joon started Crom the enclosure at Fifty ninth street, and thoagh it remained in the air aud traversed a consider. ablo distnnes during two hours, through sirable navigation of the skilful aeronaut it returned almost 10 the #pot from which it started, Tho balloon was anchored within the amphitheatre without any of the passengers Werny obimed to leave the car. Cahle ascension were continued on throngh the day, and will be resumed this morning, as nono of the gus has teen lost The bridal car, a gplendid piece of workman: hip, # sow on exhibition and will be brought into ase by the intending Benedict on Wednesday, the Sth inet, rds the amphithe ed, thronghont the Sti) Anxious for Councilmanic Honors, SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS. Defore Hon. Judge Barnard. A mowon w® made in thie court yesterday for a man- daxnon Lo cot pe! a committee of the Board of Aldermen ‘WH proceed with an investigation of the elnima of Richard sent in the Board of Counctimen. The peti- 1% bay» been duly elected, bat the Board at Aldor h favored his rival candidate, Youn Hough ta- im, ‘The application was oppored op the ground of want of joriadiot on vy the court The Arrest of Mr. Kmilo Gerrolint. TO THE FDITOR OF THR HRRALD. a neo by your police report thie morning that I am e@harged with stabbing Charles Woethela in the arm, hand end log with a koe TF deny that i used any knife, 1 only protected mysolf aainst # ruManly agmanit mate by Charles Weettield pnd his barkeeper, doubtlees with a view to take my fife, pon my own premives: all of which will appear nport Jrial. By publishing: thie you WH) Obie your obodion! ReYvant FA'LIOGERROLIN: J7 North Willinm atroet New York. Cougene_ sur “ia Wakil, Orange cou ~ Saas Pao Cunuxur, of New York city, to dence of the bride, by the Rev. E. iigomery, D.D., goons, FREDERICK oe 5 mee Jersey, second daughter George Hil, + this elt. ‘No cards. Guover— in#.—At New Rochelle, on Wednesday, November 1, by the Rev. Thomas Armitage, LL. D., at the residence of the bride’s parents, J. C. Gloves, of New irate eee . ‘Olmaatead Higgins. Hoveutox—BoanpMay.—On Wednesday, November 1, by Rev. Howard Crosby, at the residence of the riders pe: J. Enwor Hovanron to Mary AmANDa, ‘of Wm. Boardman, eq. all of this clty. 175 Jnvveeys—Jowes.—On Wednesday, November 1, we Ren J. C. French, of Brooklyn, yong ld eae pee of the late Captain’ Erederick W. Jones, ol ip city. Bipg-—-Comn—oht Ea chapel, Isporr Lyon to Kare E., eldest daughter of Colonel Spencer W. Cone, Bt of able ci city. Magnavi1—McCoxmm.—On Thi October 19, by Dr, T. W. Coit, at the residence of bride’s father, Evsxetes Micnautt, Jr., U. 8. N,, to Manig, only daugh- eCouthe,'of Troy, N. Y., both of Troy. ter of Judge Me MoGus—Muurar. nike 80, at the resi- On Mo donce of the bride's brother, venswood, Long Isiand, by the Rev. ies me Pheika Colonel Jamra B. McGee to Evtex C. Murvny, daughter of the late John Murphy. No cards. Sucur—Crrrrexpex.—At Dover, N. J., on Wednesda; November 1, by the Rev. B.C, Magil, Wannex seaee Avnip L. CarrrespEn, Unpenata, Wamastax. —On Wednesday, November 1, by tho Rev. A. H. Partridge, Gmoxxy Unpenuis to Jose pune B, Freeman, all of Brooklyn. California papers please Fg Van ANtweERP—StouT.—On Wegpeniey, November 1, at the residence of the bride’s father, by Rev. William T. Beattie, Jamms Van Axtwarr, of New York, to Miss une R., second daughter of Lewis Stout, Esq., of Now runswick, NJ. ‘Woor—Canit.—On Tuesday evening, October 31, at the house of the bride’s parents, by Meet Rev. bi Munn, Wituiam M. Woon, of pry ry fies Luau © Canzi, eldest daughter of Conklin Cari, ‘Bea, ., of East iow Warsox—Dxvoo.--On Wodnesday, November 1, at the residence of the bride’s oe by "the Rev HG. Wes- ton, Grorae Warson, to Aba Devoo, daughter of Jobin Devoo, Exq., all of this city. Died. Buansy.—On Wednesday, Leite 1, Danrex Braney, aged 37 years and 3 months, a native ‘of the parish ot Ballymore, county Westmeath, Irel ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited ‘to attend the funeral, from his late residence, corner of Gold and Johnson streets, Brooklyn, this (Thursday) af- ternoon, at half-past two o’clock. Brace.-—-On Wednesday, November 1, of consumption, AMANDA M., wife of Ebenezer 8. B. Briggs, and daughter of Isaac P. and Aun Hull, in the Sseap) -reyhagae b The funeral will take place at the Methodist Episcopal church, corner of Lexington avenue and Fifty-second street, on Friday afternoon, at one o'clock. The rela- tives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral without further notice. Bennerr.—On Wedneaday, November 1, Euzanera, the beloved wife of James Bennett. ‘The relatives and frionds of the family are respectfully requested to attend the fi which will take place from her late residence, 545 Second avenue, on Hn pasarogd at two o’clock, to proceed to Calvary Ceme- for interment, mms. —In Brooklyn, on ‘Wednesday, November 1, Mary Convent, aged 24 ‘The friends and petoet rea of tho family are invited to attend the funcral, from the residence of her brother, Androw Cordell, 34 Jobn street, on’ Friday afternoon, at two o'clock. Cavew.—in Brooklyn, on Wednesday, November 1, of diphtheria, James FREDERICK, youngest child of Thomas B. and Elizabeth M. Carew, aged 1 year, 3 months and 18 as funeral will take place this (Thureday) afternoon, ‘at two o'clock, Carrrxire,—At Marleborough, weoegs county, N. ¥., Eusa D., wife of Leonard 5. ‘The relatives and friends of t rei are invited to attend the funeral, at the above place, on Friday morn- ing ‘at half-past te oxnisH.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, November 1, of consum| 41 pion, aged eorati tos hyioet i iandats wen funeral, from No. 321 First street, on Friday afternoon, at three o clock; from thence to Calvary Cemetery. Noriow.—The members of the New York Journeymen Shipjviners’ Bewevolent Society are reqnested to meet at their room, No. 44 avenue day afternoon, at two o'clock, to pay the last tribute of respect to John Corrish, deceased. By order, N. BETTS, President. J. YERKaxcr, Necretary. Consouiy.—On Tuesday, October 21, of consumption, CatTummime Connoity, aged 22 years and 6 months. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to ationd the funeral, from the residence of her father, Franels Connoliy, 206 Delancey stroct, and from thenc ecpteae Comeny this (Thareday) afternoon, at two o'ok Dervis, ire. M. ear Deviax, the beloved bet oo Charles Devlin, a native of Creagh, county Dovegal, Ire The friends and acquaintances of the family are re- speetfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from her late residonee, No.9 Fast Fitth street, May she rest. in peace. Eupen.—On Taseday, October 31, relict of Alexander Elder, recently land, aged 79 years, 9 mouths and 18 The friends of the family, and tho son, Lieutenant Colonel Elde tuneral, from her late resid this (Thusday) afternoon, a yemains will be taken to’Albs Yatvey,—At Harlem, on Wedne: Lumuig, daughter of Dennis a The relatives and friends on mornii Pat's chureh, Harlem On Wednerday, November 2, Pimir Fo- ed 30, 4 native of Thurles, county Tipperary, Amen. Juesie Bocuaxan, inburg, Scot: of her deceased at eleven o'elock, from St, Iriends of the family are respectfully invited to the funeral, from bis late residen: 271 Seventh on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock The re- mains will be interred in Ca Farnsity.—Ob Tuesday, 119 years and 4 monte, @ native of part pe be taken from the residence of his y-second street, this (Thursday) at two o'clock. On Tuesday, October 31, at residence, 284 0, Brooklyn, Winutam Gout, Be 4. of the family, and also the members ef ¥, Fourteenth Brooklyn regiat@nt, aro xp fo attend the fuperg Aroet, h, commer of ster Joni Myrti The tri } 6 0 cl0ek i —On Shon! rong me raing, October 30,f Josevn P. Gites, aged 26 y: months aad 5 days. The (aneral wit sane place tis (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock, Zrom the fesidence of his parents, Gilbert ana Henrietta sites, No. 63 South Secon lyn, Atay. —n Me October 30, Jencans, widow of Benjamin (, Halsey, in the 88th year of ber ax. wep. The relatives and friends of sbevdey'YMiuraday) aftor- Lully wusuwe wentiox, from the wsidence of her daugh ter, dae West Thirty-tonrth street joLt.—On Tuesday, October a1, of membranous crow Barty Panox, youngest child of Harris and Helen Holt ‘Ihe triends of the family are respectfully levied to at- pn ~~ a one ree ee morni| at nive o'clock, from the residence oF parents, street, Brooklyn. ‘ b Ryervon Boston papers please copy. 7 Haraey.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, November 1, Kuxanern Harmen, daughter of James and Mary ‘Harmen’ aged 6 od 6 years ‘and 23 days, iends of the family are invited to attend the fu- Riis this (Thursday) at two o'clock, at the residence of her father, in Kosciusko street, near Nostrand avenue. November 1, Sawonr Hirenvock. On —— Hirencocs, Boek tie iS ~~! The relatives and iriends of the family are respectful! pagdew tet ecology bree on Friday atu agey 4 o'elon! iat the residence of his son, DH. Me cheoek, No, ‘Thirtieth street. Washington and Kensselaer a Papers please copy. Kinrarrick,—At the residence of her ou, corner of Hicks and Union streeta, Brooklyn, Mrs. Sanam Kir. PaTRiOK anda funeral will take plnoe on Thursday morning, at o'clock. Loxuworrn.—Died in the Lord, after a few hours’ iIl- ness, on Tuesday, October 31, ELigza, daughter of the lato pm ; Longworth, Esq, of “Annesv tle, Westmeath, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, this (Thi afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from 29 Summit street, ash Dublin papers ploage Losen.—Suddenly, on widow of James 8.1 Ootobor 31, Mary C. 2 daye. ‘oxeo, aged 21’ years, 10 mouths ‘the friends and rolati: fami invited to attend the far), trom the, Becood: sree caaeen EpiscopaReburch, on Friday afternoon, at ovo McK exxs.—At her residence, corner of Twent; we and ea on Tein morn ne ater 4 ATHWRINK, relict james jsease toy heart, aged 48 yearn ee i ra ah \¢ Funeral will proceed frei residence cisely at nine o'elook this (Phonan to St. Michael's church, Weet Thirty. escond solemn mass of requiem will be celebrated for of her soul. The friends of omekent is of the family are hy Muray.—On Wednerday, Novernber 1, Cnuisa, wife of Louys Oltry. The brothers of Hermitage 1. N indepen- dent Coe, fespectfully invited to attend! he fune- ral, thie (Phureday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from No. 160 Recond oh La 4 avenue A Onet.—On \Nedpesday, November 1, Jon 1 youngest son of John M: and Motha Oost, peed oan 5 monthe and 1 acy Netee of fenera) @ to-morrow'r paver, B. Suaw aged 60 person ya BURGH, yusts, 9 months nnd & days, The reiatives and friends of the family etfally bx ited to attend the funeral, tbis Thursday) ‘ternoon, o'clock, from the residence of her son-in. law, Hart reet, third door east of Marcy avenue, Brooklyn. Tausiow.—At Portchester, on Tuesday morning, Octo- ber 31, Mrs. Joaxrta Trustow, aged 57 years, relatives: friends of the family are respectfully —_ to attend the funeral, this pointer ay) moming, at half-past ten o'clock, at church withont further tala ba Spi Sn) bean November 1, Canoune Dixon, iter of Joseph and Jane Welwood, poe Rar oa 12 days friends of the family are ctfally |, from the residence of her parents, 146 Butler street, Brooklyn, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock. * Warws.—Of consumption, at Lodi, N. J., on Tuesday, October 31, Mra. Mary Janz Watts, ‘daughter of Solomon 3 Bogart, of Passaic, aged 3 years, 9 months and 17 lays, The relatives and frtends see respectfully invited to attend the funerad, at her late residence, at ten o'clock, and in the True Reformed Dutch church, at Passaic, at one o’clock in the afternoon. Trains for Lodi leave New York at half-past eight and for Pessaic at ten and a quar- ter of twelve. WrerraLt.—In Brooklyn, on Moaneniags November 1, Gwonrcr Weatrart, aged 68 yeat The relatives and friends of ihe family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral service, this (Thursday) afternoon, at.half-past three o'clock, at the residence of his son-in-law, 8. Worthington, at 77 Joralemon street, Brooklyn. The remains will be removed on Fri day morning to Staten Island for interment. ‘Woon.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday afternoon, No- vember/1, Francis M. by eldest son of Brewster and Mary 8 Wood, aged 13 y ‘The friends of the fumnily are invited to attend the fu- neral, from the residence of his parents, No, 51 Ryerson street, on Friday afternoon, at two o’clocl “port of New York, November 1, 1805. CLEARED. Rteamsbjn Scotia (Br), Judkins,Liverpoo! via Queenstown —Cunard Steamatip Henry Chauncey, Gray, Anpinwall—Pacific Man) aStenmship ‘Wilmington, Spencer, Galveston—WilMams & uion. chteiinahip George Washington, Gager, New Orleans—1t B Steamship p Georgia. Gates. Mobile—Smith & Dunning. Stenmahtp Constitution, Greenman, Savannab—Wakeman, Gookin & Dicktso: ieamship Saragosen, Bursley, Ubarleston—A Tears. Steamship . King, Norfolk, City Point and Ricn mond—G HeineRen & Palmore. Steamship Albemarle. Bourne, Norfolk, City Point and Richmond—Livingston. Fox & Co- Steamship Pelican, Clark, Washington—H B Cromwell & Rteamship Baltimore, Lewis, Washingtoo—J Tiand. see Sherwood, Portland—B B Cromwell | Batt, Harvost Heme, Berry, New Orleans—R_¥ Dram- mond mcg Dan of Day (Br), Nevis, Cork for orders—D R De- wt n Northrup (Br), Davison, Rio Grande—D R De- resi be Doiphin (Br), Davis, Harbor Grace, NF—M E Green Pir dra cp, Day, St Johns, NF—Bruee & McAubiffe. Qeean Wave. Barter, Washington—Ii W Lond & Co. one BE Brown, Place, Jacksonvillek T Hazard & Co. Sehr A J Dyer, ——, Fernandina BJ Wenberg. a isan D © Foster, Townsend, Washington, NC—Van Brant Babs Maggie & Lucy. Crosby, Virginia —G N Stranahan. Sehr Ida 1, Bearee, Boston—S W Lewin Behr JW Brisko, Coggins, Boston Brown £ Vanderbilt, Sloop Blarkstone. Allen, Providence—G N Stranuban. Steamer Elizabeth, Fowler. Baltimore. ARRIVED. Steamship Sexonia (Hain), Mayer, Hamburg Oct 14. and Southampton M, with mdse and oicunnede tor Had Niven. wostorly, galos. during reir] Some a Oct 26,2 PM. at $3.7. lon 47 36. pamwed @ Bremen Soumship, bound E; S0th 11 AM, lat 41 60, 1on 62. passed an Tireamnahlp ver pes ict Aa Vera Crus Oct 22, and Ha- Vern Cru, Murray. Vera Crux a pape Muh, with mace and pn to Chas A Whitnes. een Tavernier and ‘gargaforeaghthousn naw tae von gels on the *, one of them rently au American, about 5 vntles auth of ¢ rari inthe de the reef, and surrounded by wreckers; one white; off Beacon TI. one large vessel sunk, her fm pod xe lgaoents above water; about 30 miles N of Hatteras, ‘mrk, bound N, showing white burgee, with fre border. Steamship on) Merrill, bag as @ hours, with mdse and passengers, to LL, Jones. iteras, passed bark Re- union; off Capes Delaware, ‘vaseat @ brig showing American 8h * Association No 735, fi > Sir obert, Peel, Larrabee, Liverpool, Sept 21, with 1 20 passengers, to Coruelina Grinnell, hip Progrena, W rd, Liverpool, Sept 30, with mdse and 4 passengers, ‘os mith & Sous, Experienced very heavy weather first pat wage. Oct 12, on the eastward edge of the Banks, was in company with ships Dank Wel ster, from London, and Wm Rathbone, from iverpool. both York TOhark St Claud, Amen, Cardi, $8 daze, to Meteait & Duncan. rea bark Wolfville, with railroad iron, lon 4840, spoke Br meets (tor Or leber, 45 daye out. Bark Columban (Brem), Geren iremen, al dave. with mdar and 370 passengers. to Ruger Bros. Oct 23, lat 40, Jon OA. spoke ship Ocean, from Bremen for Baltimore (Br), Cook, rarsaltien, 80 days, with mdse erin. ark Convonar to Buetger & De Bark Gratin k ‘usen (Hanoy), Pabot, Rio Janeiro, 5 33 n ExY ne Ju lat 49 81, lon 76 22, Fras the 24 to 20th comic ® m NEehanling in SE, then backing to ENE; at midget oe th, while hove to, had close reefed maintop- enfl blown from the ri and every inch of fore and aft et blown clean fea, eiconeded to mizzen rigging, whieh kept he wea and weather it, «(of Lagdon), Petersen, Cardenas with enna, Ao, tr ete nee, Montagne & Cox } henry gue from B to NE, stove bolwarktith sehr was oeltand to throw overboard Fitningion, NO. ht ther to this po ian Matitax, NS, 6 day, with mdse, 244 2 sat 2 <2 “tra z to 4 Smithers & a Wel emither ee <evens (of Philadelphia), Li flalifax, 6 days, with fish, to A Holland, New Or- a Experienced ver ith cation, ee? nd ulwarke. (et 6, 18k Jer ‘nily disabled, appeared to be chipping water fore and a! Kehr Percy Capp, Levrean, NH, G days, with pickets and lath, to John Bovmon's Son & Co. Her itio Grande, Forter, ¥ inginia, cee Sebr sane Vivi Schr CF awards, Gandy, deorgeign™. NC. Kehr Henry Finch, Thorbarg. Geawetown. choles, eure tow, erage te ver Maven, hE gee Ward, Bawa for, New, ene ¥ pe tiara, Range, ronan ‘Georgetown for New Sehr Grace Girder, Brant, Gor for Pailadetphin, Ann S Brown, Ralumore for New Bedi Aletiner. Hs, Vb "ere phedel phia for Providence, Sehr Her ia for rat agg Rehr Pawnee, rest riage fer ¥ Welbon Ponders, Blizabe' ay, ye Bath ‘or Bae I~ Marston, lanet, Dermott + Jost salle, ga om 7H U8, saw 2 sveumnes I a. hiladel Ps pun. for Philadelphia. lence. Is, Providence for Rendout. M Rehr Hen 1. Gou idence for Alban} Behr Fe hen, Providence fer Albany. Rohr Cobasset, inher, jewport for Philadelphia. Sebr John Loz! htop. fer Mary Natt Bliver, New London. r Bella Peok. ‘Avery, New London. 4 JD Ingraham, incon, Portland for “ge Rohr Daniel Russell, Holt, Portiand. Keir Mary G Putts, Ifndgin, Albany for Bridgopor Sehr Win F Burden, Hinkley, Albany for P: Sloop Oregon, Providence. ED. Scotia, ¢ » Ariadne, ne ee Swe » aoe Wind at muneet 8. Miscellaneous. Sener Farnre—Capt Peterson, of Br bark Thomas, arrived yesterday from Cardenan, reports:—Oet 26, lat % 40, lon 76 08, fell in with schr Fannie, Synnes, of aid from New York for Wilmington, NO, in distress; after lying by her all night, sue ceeded in taking the captain, crew aud passengers. seven in number, and brought them to this port, John Nicola, mate, wae washed overboard on the 26th, and lost. The Fannie waa 147 tons burthen, 10 years old, atti was owned by Messre White & Freeborn, of this city. She was formerly a United States mortar boat. ‘We are under obligations to Meners Bombalior & Co's New ‘York and Cuban Express for late Havana papers. Purser PW Ely, of steamship Quaker City, will accept our thanks for favors. ‘The purser of the steamship Leo, from Savannah, has onr thanks for late papers, Awrnpas Liovon Reasray or American Axo Fonrion Survrrsa—The Supplement for November 1, contalning ad- ditions and corrections to the above valuable work, has been ixaued from the offices of the Association, 85 Wall and 13 Broad streets. This No. has 79 new names, including 1) nteamers, among which are the North America, South Ame- ra‘ Sr Bap so 6, besiten many resurveys, tacmionte i pti Fhe it Aataeet for morte eg A leak in a nemre, north went o May. Bhe will probably have to discharge ean is reported 10 rt pent ashore che Felon | aie ‘of mahog trey 8 eto pu ot Gonkds nut the abip nani to rand Turk. Bane Henniwrrs (Fr)—The atoamship 8 P Banks, at Now Orleans from Galveston, reports:lath inet ft fie fight. park ec a bark about 10 milex went of Timberiler ruoping down to her found ber to be phe Preven nd on Hen Barx Recuasire, from Cow os, York, en- tbe seenetss ear oo ee & Catia (Br) Pernambuco, from Portland oy po Peer Suenos Ayres, pub inte , and was condemned and Buia Evencs (Br), Cronan, from Halifax for Porto Rico, was wrecked, bo on Great Sand Cay. reset Haris, Sg NER mary rot iladelphia 29th Scum Aumtia, of Halifax, NS, from’ Dorchester, NB, for New. York, with cargo of freentone, near it ine oo adaraay Mseisianse went'ts her from Nantuekot, shea to be afloat on Tuesday morning. Tae Liserry, 110 tons, sound gor as pot fi dey Bo ee lr ca 1 ry Pi Pe 3 er BS ey 3 oe z= He e Oraco, NZ, Aug 18—It that miserace Now Zaniead Cin) Anderson mice. ket thie port Sal fe Hakitiki, has gone asbore there pets Reer Laont V3 tug Charlotte, tn way, She LavxcnxD=At Tuckerton, o from heyard of Mewen Phare "Bartlett engih of in'iod foots depth af hold 1D (eet Inchon: widths fen Glaches, and naar) oe 420 tons, She is di wloaighed for uohes, an ns, the coasting trade. “ # 4 ‘The k ‘ i the 0 keeper of the t the Pi \t tie upare of tie nese ree ppt nan atck ot or ihe water abou foot, wou W half’ W from the light vessel. ee Bark Midas, Drake, eld at New Bedford Pacific Ocean, A despalch, dated San Franctseo Oct 27, annonces the ar- rivai at that’ port of bark Elizabeth Swift, Pontius, 2 ee Aretic Ocean, ‘with 580 bbls wh ofl and 8000 Ibe boi this neason. Ship Janna, Cornell, from Fayal Se Sept 18, arr at Now Bed- ford 29th inst, with 800 bbis sp and 400 do wh ofl on board. oe heme and sold 360 bbls sp, 350 do wh of] and 700 lbe veer Spartan, Rrownson, from St Helena Aug 30, arr nt New Bex ford 29th ult, with 250 board. Returned on account of the slokvose of OaptE iyrowaron, ‘who received a shock of paralysis about three inonths RchE Para, Hunsey, cid at Salem 28ih “uk for the ne “Atlantic Spoken, &e. soft Bun jand, days trom Kurrechee for London, Sept sag {nab Ba Callao Inly 14 for Spain, Liverpoo) for Apalachicola, Oct 20, lat Oct 31 for North abo, ton 08 a Foret, x ftartane, NZ. Aug Hay eek sbip Eastward Ho. Byrne, ‘ork an Bremenmaven, Oct 10—In port bark Antioch, Hemingway, for Shields 13th, to soos eS Basia wih CAGLIARI, 5—Arr brig T Ww mje Morish, Mar- reilies, sid a 4th, orig Ward, Witleby, Licat Arr brige Brisk. NYork: x'Wm Creevy, philadeiphing oe ap bark Undine. Glover, Boston. CARDENAS, Oct 21—Arr brig O Clary, Bryant, Matanzas. Exermonx, Oct 12—Arr bark Andaman, Otis, Oronstadt for London. Farmourn, F, Oct 17—Sld bark Elizabeth, Mathias (from aenaeat ‘Oct 9—No arrivals for the past week. Wind Laguna}, Stettin. Gaixx, Sept 4-814 ship Mogul, Hinson, Caloutta Graxpd Tone TI Oct ¥ Mogul, H barks rt po Me NYork; Carleton, for dot Bitza White, for. Philadel brig Chas Albert, for NYork. ‘Sid 17th, brig Tubal Cain, ‘eipponed for iow Yor ‘arr at de Oot M2 bark Eliza White, Look, NYork: brig M hepard, Cook, Cld 18th, schr Sylvan. NYork. wpereRalt Key ith, bark St Clair, Buruba, Bowton. Brig Henry & Louise, Potter. from New York {31} Porton Prinoe, passed ne ‘Turks island Passage Ith inst, all 2—Arr bark Frances Palmar, Lamb, Valpa mer Suwe Nada. Jayne, NYork. ATANA, Oot 24—Arr barks Cienfuegos, Allen, Clenft Zen Slamnpeste, Jewitt, NYork; 26th, ateamehip Colum Hone Kow oF Barton, wit ship Orissa (Br), Evans. New Orleans: brig 1G Berry rong, P NYork; barks Chilton (Br), Stafford, do, Bea- me i, Jackson, Boston; brigs Beile (Br), Burmese, Phila- 6 Teunonn. Ort 1—In Pitt ship Molocka, Nichols, from Na- plea, arr 10th, for N¥or November Matioa, Ost Tietid’ Br brig ‘Ravenswheel, Langland, Baltimore (not NYor! %, ships Patrick Hen- ). qixrnounwK—In Hobson's Bay Au saville, for Caleutta, Joshua at for New York; Stam, Baten, Walker, nnd Maggie Leslie Stephens, woe. ae TPiveepoul Chat © Jordan, ceo for Live: Cooper, J ‘an Sak, Tukes, from London, arr Lith, unc. pagotaumin, Ang 18—Arr abip Mougolia, Weston, Rio Ja- MT iraneas, Oct 23—Arr hark A gBerver, Scharffenorth, Bar. na, Sid 20th, bags H § kme almer, NYork: 234, Knight, Baltimore; 25th yaa le, Lampson, and Bride rh ne laveocss Gee Air brig @W Barter, Froethy, New Arr bark Kadoch, Jenking, Mel- bourne, Bid'3 a uly i. arago, Thorncibe, Ban Francisco; Aug 10. bark row: ‘O1AGo, nly 2 a} a bark Ay Ha Hdmoat Wilson, Gram, ° Pont Lyrrrixtor, NZ, July 22—Arr bark Otago, Lunt, Bos- ton via Al ‘20—Arr bark Rambler, MeKenvie, NYork. SuvRNa, ‘Sor b—tn port bark Amy, Harding, for Boston, Sr Jago, Oct 18—Arr bark Holland, Loveland, New York. inn hg date, steamship Fab-kee, Stirling, NYork via erm ‘Woosunc, Aug 18—Axt bark Catalpa, Stevens, Nagasaki. American Ports. BOSTON, Oct S!—Arr steamer Ashland, Barlow, bs Bastern Star, Given. Shields: barks Daniel 1 Webster, fork. Newrastin, NSW. Ang 1 wip Ot ht Ryder, Mal Henry Buck, Nichols, #hielts; David Ni Thole, Geary tardenss; Chatles, Brower, Smith, Ralkimore; seg) rdenas; € Noha ton (Br) bag Madelphia: Del ich, Coombe, 0; schen Di jacctah Kew 0: Mi Richard, do; Louina Crockett, Crock Wi ite ua}!, Adams: E J Heraty, Mero- Blai win Reed, Good. lowers, Bullock, NYork; HW. Morse,’ Crow E son, Jameson, do. steamer (or New Orleans: brige Edwin 1 Kennedy. from Baltimare; A F Larrabeo, john Aviies, and Chimborazo, fom Philadel- ler, and J M Flanagan, trom do. Cid Ligahel, Garey, Ni rom, Ls ‘Callao: brite Orleans; seuiré Staterinan, Nickerson, Wilmington. wns Neal, Weaver, and George J Joues, Crowell, Philadel: 1—Arr steamer Doris, NYork; brigs Isadomdin, St wedford, Cid Arr sebrs Eversim; Jo! Sid brig Pe, ¢ Charleston. at Indies, seb: e G Koight, 1 Bs tae hs oe B see : nod CHA rr sehr ranscomb, Bran Rook wort. Sit Mir Minervs, Brightman, NYork. Pra RSTON, Oct M—Arr at the bark Eva Mf Piek, oeton, CB ACRSONVHL LE, Oct 2l—In port echr Albert Dexter, NYork. , ase. trom and for MOBILE, Get Z—Cld ship Geo Hurlbut, Masson, Liver: rig B Tnginuc, Stevens, New York, schra Gettysburg, Frthenn JOR ing, do, ines er Lagrande de, Liverpool. Gid brig L M Werritt, Berry, ‘Mth Arr bark look, Barstow, NYork. Cl brign CF oririea (Be), Knowles, nid Jnq Budler (Wt), Harting, 10 I NEW ORLEANS, Oct 16—Arr steamship Morgan, Law Philadelphia, Fr ship. ‘St Paul, javre; xchrs Allen sry dleton, ‘Ames, Galveston; Dan ms, ‘Hunt, Rockland CA bak Mary ary B Roberts, W. York. Marget; brig Ban ‘Aiisonio; sehr Fi and bark Home Bound. i. BURYPORT, Oct 80-Sid echr Mary Mi Banks, Ialey, romero ia. NEW REDFORD, ae S0—Arr brig & Strout, Wallace, Ch Georgetown, DC: schrs White, Swan, Wonster, ‘a ree i se toe i Marto, V fea hha Brooks, Ruitneknt for Yer: ist, halienge: seas aise os aor Keay, Phil eit Siemens axeW Ay or KEW HA DY aa san Eliza Thompson, Marks, PHILADELPHIA, Oct 31—Arr steamer spre, Matthews, ei Rusxian, 8 L Crock. prey, Taunton; Jobn Sluaman, Banks, ; Ww Seite iver Taper, i We and ieee fhe eae) ie ys ay, Green fe M Prive, Kelly poud, Frye: Tanta, Da . Hecksher, Crawford: Pali ihe lary H Stock! Corde: nimore, es Rachel Miller, ORE , Norwich; Ammer: ingaworth , Pawtuek- Te Mabe: Ciara ea Blake, Nahe Me Pall Baker, do; Atcher & Reeves, ireland, og following vessels are now in ae te Ba -- and molasses, a Bie, trom om Pile pa fer earn hia; from Newburyport sy for oO from Bo poston f erate’ nex lelphia, age pica on sonar sohre Harriet Bm] B haven Philadetgh ese Bllzabethport; Vendor), Bray, Ni} re Meco Arran lg sow Bik qi Gy 0, aid barks PROV a irae ar ‘gen fie Finch, Gi cone B str ler, PI Richard cane iit awd ‘In, ora ana Cordell Hast, , Delaware host ari ‘Butler, ry Eiksabet I, Ler ite; Chnema, Stewart 2 retin, Taglor: ing ero i | sows Maren You ‘Newark; oy) york Se . ae comin ee Fe even Frankl ny ‘ork, ae Burhingame me Y ata Hand ae line A rote Se ih AWUCKET, Oct ba ees nt tore lender a York: avast Me we ay in, roger ‘sehr F Bin hie ateamer id idaho Rowenstte, 8. ‘ane ee fl ne a es: CIGARS AND TOBACCO. NVENTORS oF TOBACCO TING AND GRINDING ["Snchines their address tol, Bde 8. box 5.209 Pont yor call 4 stove 9) (eda Annie 43) a | ieee eee = eae Cae Piet ir Are Dest Wn a ee oo med aued Pe HON Tucrney ond Counsellor, eS oe AND, AMERICAN | cree 1, KING, SPANISH AND, AMERICAN == amma rece MAS W'S, 260 2: 208 GREEN- Tian ater 2 ti ea wetting oe Teas, any ay tiore ta rein New York. sys 1 Sart: Im! BFATIONS ving of the net nd moat artistic se PgROUrEN AnD. STATUA! My Cit MAN i, VASERe ARIAN OTATUARY, COLOGNE ae. large and olce assortinent srRnulN NG PETA 4 a) ODS, eee a for pres aor FINE SILVER PLATE! BASKETS, wane or ae ae 4 6O., 488, 490 and 492 Broadway, corner Broome street, CHILBERG'S @ ee AN OINTMENT—WARRANTED Y ry tiny cure, wi she align eng Yoo? Piles, old founda, Baro icbeu Disetses, td For sale at 98 by all ‘Draggists. ANE T= NATIONAL Or EW YORK. Gapiia 000,090 SirBin bask will lane Gevtiticaten ng inter ‘on favorable terms. aw Ye Yor, August 31, 1 1965. * MEETING ‘or THE McKEON CONVENTION 01 OF T the Second Auammbly dstrich held on Tyexday even AY Corey” xtreet Me BRYAN GAUGHAN wos una mousiy nominated fer. Steer’ of Prema AELEIFPE, Chairman. Tanne Onrvee, Beoretary. TLLENS) MEETING. Cc See TORTE W. McLEAN FOR RENATOR. RATIBICATION, MEETING. Epp cites ot the Seventh Seuatorial district, withont dis- f party, in favor of honest represshtatives, and eee eas tion and lobby emes, are requer wo. Sarom Pipverett. Rome, Thirty-fourth strect. and? Sixth : ‘eon ‘ URSDAY EVENING, NOV. 2, AT. 8 P. M., to eisond to the nomination of GEORGE W. McLEAN for Senator. ‘A. T. Rtewart, Esq. Hor les Hon. L, R. Marsh. Bon. Gilbert Dean, ea MeKeon. P. Russell. Hon. leary fen Hon ‘Hon, Horace F. Clark. oRATIC ND CITIZENS’ NOMINATION. DEorny A SENATORIAL DISTRICT, Tenth, Hieranth, Thirteenth and Seventeenth wards. a T. B. pe, ‘Swackhamer, For senate . DAN. M. O'BRIEN. EMOCRATIO. ITIZENS’ "ASSOCIATION. CONSTI tutional Union, Workingman’s and German democratic candidate For Senator. Beventh Senatorial dintrict, GEO. W. MCLEAN. 10 DE! MANI DISTRICT WM. GALLAGHER F OP Bacorste sAreoctatio n.—At_a meeting of the above- named organization, held at Little Mac's, 112 Mulberry street, tT Oew it waa unanimoual: be S"aewolved, That ee Oerunise in, ten arn Woo real democratic sandidnve tor Senator ol Tia! district, sels pi ieee ae A ent oe unanimo: Presi Lad M SHERIDAN, Vioo President Rowanp J. Rugs Se Y Tuoxas KERIGAN, Sergeant-at-Armn. ig Ae SAG Sb lag te ASSEMBLY DISTRIC’ 7 EIGHTEENTH ward.—Union neamatee ‘and Citizens’ Association nomination for Assem| ly, CHARLES H. SMITH. HiFeopie AND PERSEVERANCE. Eras Independent McKeon and Mozart Union nomi- For Ansomble-—Righth, District, FRANCIS DUP! ee te eer die is", rewaren tied naminuied. for Al ‘Aldormanis diate MICHAEL N. of eeeraht Sawteiee sea VERSO! Micuaxt CAsaroy, secretary. aa Ms =a to a non RE- cheeses Chairman. ASSEMBLY Di "A gird MEETING or 127%, STRICT. —AT A. ¥ or ASSEMBLY peace TWENTY-SECOND wan, REGULAR UO gly ab Nt IN, 18 district oe “Biztoonth) of the Seven- ATION. ALE SANDE, W. Det wm. aE eC ow, Chatrman. Hee er eau, | Bocretaries, Sunasria Honsonart, tary. GERMAN DEMOCRATIC. cites ‘formes of the Fourieeuin SALMON, and also en- AM KETCHUM DAN candidate for Member Chairman. 19%, WARD CITIZENS’ ASSOCIATION. ‘of this association afd of the Exes Twill be held at Livingston Hall this (Thursday S'elock. Members will please oe pu A MEETING Committee eveving, at & AUGREDS, Seoretary. TH WARD.—TAMMANY grand mass meelth fiat, Sar weet Pairey-second sire aia wa ef 3, to ratify the nominations of Hon, ‘for’ Senator, and Hon. Alexander Frear and an the ropearly vominated candidates for A. Oakey Hall ‘Hall, Jaunes 't. Brad: and other pro ers will address the meoting. “By order oi tie Mot asus MeGurexes, witty } Secretaries. a1" WARD. —FIETRENTI ASSEMRBIL 28 DISTRICT. for Ansemblyy otiiee., = Hone. tient Eo ec IES CASEY, ¢ ere Mall nomination for Ascaris, ENRY EDI ARD H ANDERSON, M DEIFENDORF, _Rossar SUMMERLAND, Se! oe rary, Chairman. ggv WARD. TAMMANY HALL WARD COMMITTER: LS will meet at their rooms this evening, at 8 o'clock, mm business of importance will be transected, HENRY SNYDER, Henry Seixas, Secretary. Chairman, 22” WARD.—MOZART HALL. Thirteenth Assembly Dist REGULAR DEMO Hor Member of THOM. AS AS WARD.. —THIRTEE: ENTH ASSEMBL, Aasemibl; ALAN ICRATIC ROMINATIC oN. D 22 Regular Gemocratic nomination for mernber of AR mie EDWARD TIMPSON, T INE SIXTH AVENUE CHEAP STORF 18 TITE: lace to buy Housekeeping Goods, Manele, Mus ins, ‘Carta Howie \dersh ins, Alpacas, Unders! Gloves, Sontugs, Breaktant Shave Goods,’ Dress Trimmings of every, deseription, vets, Embroiderias, Heacons c., with, a great wares, Our ladies? Kid Gloves, at $1 30, are imported. As we buy largely at notion We regular prices, Drawers,. is and all lod’ of Woollen Ribbons, Vel- fariety of mul equnl to any can well under NALD: corner Sixth avenue and Ninetec th street. NHARLOTTE G. SMITH FRENCH CLOAKS . MAGED BLANK! E Cou anes, at wholesale and retail TLUTAM MATHEWS, Of Ontharine st ‘Has the most elegant assortment of” PRICA. AME! FOR STYLE AND ae THEY pee? COMPE- 12 qRoeTAy one A ysi teg tours ame LINEN SHEBTA AN > il, very low, UY 4 UR OWN INDEPENDENT EIGHTH WARD CLUB.— ‘A meeting of the above club will be held on Friday, Nov. 3,0 coders candidates eg ae, el y at. Pgsaiie: shies Sonn MoCARTY, President, EGU. a DEMOCRATIC, st AN NOMINA- R - me NFO NS AND TAMMANY, SEVENTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT, comprining the bei ereneteenthy ‘Twentieth, Twenty- first apd Twenty- FIFLDP. OMAH C. JAMES MURPHY, Chdirman Tammany Committee. Secretartes Tammany Committee. ALYAH W. LOCKWOOD, Chairman Mozart Committee. ‘Tuomas Bacen, Secretary Mozart Committee. Newson Suita, Writs A. Bins, Pier ‘Granny Hervoky edi oJ proprintor of tae Weel ly ie oy that our red candidate for Senator was bought by the republt: cans ee rua in order to defeat the democrat deem itdue to Mr. Keegan and ou relves to wiikarar hiss in favor cratic candidase. NICHOLAS LYONS, Chairman, Hy, Loung Men's Democratic Associa. rok. seventh ‘street, near Fifth avenue. 1965. nes swat L 8, Nene mara ‘pomination from the ‘gee tiner he has, particularly as geriptlybetraged ‘ne, to of the J, H, Di tion, event YBers _Hkapauanrens, Fi pacsnianaab Ne YORK, 00 TORER Hon. Tnomas ©. Drak Sin—Aw it i Grawr: in favor of the for Senator of the + aay, sir, auch I 90 oT Secandition posvetsely and leKermecanse I am poor, while n preten jn. 1 am bin kuperior in weal far as democracy js concerne|, Lhave not been made rich by protitable failures asa brober in Wall «treet, and Tam not now one of the partuers of one of the leading republican houses in Wall xtrert, whose outside man Fricay desires to be elected to the poxirion of United States Senator. ‘The Hon. Anson Herrick, Lunderstand, has reported that I am in collusion with the republican candidate, who has fur- nished me with money to defeat the McKeon organization. This I pronounce to ve a base, ‘eam, wilful and tmaltolous le, nb Wein not strange that Herrick should think Dave enough to be thus used. au ho was one of the kind Cngeniencon the republican party during the last session Conger ‘The consideration of his treachery was to be the appoint- ment of bis brother to the now held by the Hon. Homer Franklin, Assontor ‘of the Ninth Congressional dis- triet. For the saving the district and to forever pail hese thes 2 Ee fo Ferre of Cone who have ES i ry have im your favor, you the on regular democratte oot in the district. In this T a acted independently, ax 1 aiwary ry ‘and, exerciah Fights of am Amoriean citizen, 3 shall labor aeeiacen , ‘aucoess and vote for your election, and I ay friends in the ‘distriet ts do Ikewise, it RAT duet 7 fun vindication i gg See T wae for you. be of the Ausembly ‘from thie elty luring tbe pleasnre, by bigoted and narrow their de- ‘or fe \d sucneenfully. in conclustoa, permit me to vay you have my fr {petanhi. sed asa Wace” fear pe on . * JOWN ‘Hoax, EGULAR DEMOCRATIO NOMINATION (TAMMANY R district. For Assembly— ee iam iin. | FROME BRON AURA oer eg wards. THOMAS Mitiny, Ree a UNION & Xow ‘at Or. ut all EGULAR NOMINATION UNITED DEMOCRACY. Bixth Senatorial district, Ninth, Fifteenth, Sixteenth and Eighteenth warde. DAVID V. FREEMAN, rpaouny HALL. Regolar Democratic Rept | ee Nomination. FOR JUSTICE OF Th. MARINE COURT, (To ail vacancy), MICHAEL ©. GROBS. eae ar Detorrate prongs Nomination oo es seni DISTRICT, Pies ELOLAN ane Y by My ot WARD por: LLB UNION CLUB of Nov. 2, Ug? oie secures pat Pa seared be rose MAMMARY BALL, ing Second Anamabiy District G Elm {arert, on ah aet ‘Con: ora ie ie ale rae fea ned *towanD “Bpwanp Taavens, Secretary. mira tal a ng ee om. Brincanory, fe Reo’ a ty ASSEMBLY DI nt Mat faerie See teeag eae N CASTLES, Ohairman. For the tiga Aswombiy or the Perma? Manone. Beereinny ‘ons customers n On assortment oi Bonnels and = Cornered white Felt, in all sizes, Touth street. AGADAM Ti HARRIS BEGS To INFORM Bei NUMER- that she will jonday a large iat Tho new Three. 7 Brevoort pare, ely informs her ‘customers this ee on ‘on ekiibition nets at and | Round # Hats t that h haveecver been N THURSDAY ¥, NOVEMBER Sinead erase aia page ty ran Thursday), Nov. 2, ay fhsredagy Mh" HANDSOMEST AND ney PEST sF BONNETS, rs ARE. winter when she wi Hy Bon- ME MARIE Mirai RALLINGS, 318 CANAD Stee RESPECT. M her large stock of ita Bonnets, Head. sire mena ie a mak 87 Broadway. to be found at, Madame UNE'S od Dress ai or TE Staking al Tes Fateh nt sken, Biggam has charge of the cutung and MtiOK department. hand three-qu Table, with Frelan ct sanuns, 2 i (ES, —ARTIFICIAL neasirue TRLMANS N rote yed by Clormerly emy roadway, N. - ee ANTED 70 RENT oR venga ie q rE order and inserted by Dre. F. Ba cH a Rolssouean, ot wifes w ATCHES, ‘Jac Witney, ¢ “au 1 167 BROADWAY. DIAMONDS, WATCHES, PRECIOUS STONES, te. ‘This old ‘oftice will pay the atmost value for tine Dissaonds Jewelry, Unset Diamonds, Watches, old Geld Plate, “Optioel instramen Freeigus Sto from 10 A. ia, and Silver, vy Be, Oikos J. We paket GER, 197 Broadway , room 25, Ss BELAIS WILL GIVE THE HIGHEST PR Yor Watches, Diamonds and sll kinds of Jewelry. Freneb, Hamar spoken. Loans negottated. D4i Hroadway, ‘oom, _PROPOS LS. Grex AQUEDUCT 1) DEPARTMENT. —TO CONTRAC- posnls, cach eridorsed with the title of the work for forwhitn ibmay be offered. the name: of the bidder and the date of ae emoring, will 1-2 ~ until IL o'clock A. M, of ‘of the untlatshed Ww 1 November 3, Sor on ub propased tomer nin Fifty-second street, from Sixth to Seven Blank forms for tae and, oy yee ean appication to the en is Offier. Titos i Sint ae 1 Grete > mo CRAVEN, near, be ree y avenue ubtained- UAIRVO' bugs ned ANT, wie a iene band fer om cathe 5 AME toa BONA sony goa 8TROLOGI! Vienna and MEDIUM.—THE OBIGI: the arent AME HOPE.—BY PALMISTRY, Mie faire of life, a 156 Sixth avenue; ladies ADAME WALTER, THE D) | CSE "| 997. well known in this city, has artiy conavlten »' $87 Greenwich sweet Dear Ni MORROW'S roo nice mee Ba ere eng MAES AN, BOT Leena “as oem R meatball Mapes diated GUATBYOFARNT.. REVEALS “aa Qn MRS, H. “RORDER, THE GIFTED LADY, nie) aud can = aa. ee Me By. At. z= 1 Third avenne, beiwerp, ay ae a teerabed eee te, street. NUMBERLES J 88 ARE .. THAT regen int Rye § gree - Ro PAST, PRESENT AND Ladiew 80