The New York Herald Newspaper, November 28, 1865, Page 8

‘ Tommencement of the Examination— Testimony of the Family Governess— The Alleged Intimacy of the Wife and Brother-in-Law—Domestic Scenes in Newtowa, L. 1, and Twenty-first Street, d&e., Kc. SUPERIOR COURT. Before Judge Garvin. Atthe hour appointed for the opening of the court yesterday morning (eleven o'clock) the large room where the trial proceeds was completely filed; but there was an absence of all crushing or crowding, such fas is generally witnessed on similar trials. The most perfect order was preserved. Two policemen were at each door, and no persons were admitted except the lawyers, Witnesses, reporters and other parties con- nected in some manner with the trial. The accommo- dations for the press were admirable, owing to the exer- tions and polite attentions of Mr. John Reid, one of the clerks of the court. Among the notable parties present yesterday were Mr. Peter R Strong, the plaintiff’, Lieutenant Colone! James HH. Strong, his brothor; Mr. Stevens, father of the @efendant; Mr, John Austin Stevens, Jr., her brother; Mr. Massey, an important witness, and two or thro Jadies occupying obscure positions among the spectators. At the opening of the court.one of the counsel for the @efenco called attention to certain inaccuracies in the reports of some of the daily papers, for the purpose, he mid, of warning the jury agaivet being influenced by them. ‘The Court, on hearing the matters referred to, stated that they were perfectly understood, both by itself and ‘the jary. A GOVERNESS ON THE STAND. Mr. Cram then called Miss Matilda Mussehl, the first ‘witness for the prosecution, who took her position in the witness Box, Mise Mussch! isa young and fair-looking German, dressed neatly, and speaking with a very slight Teutonic accent. She was, it appears, governess in the family of the Strongs during the times of the alleged adulteries charged in the complaint. Her testimony was ven in a tone so low as to bo scarcely audible, render- a it very difficult to catch what she said. After peng sworn she deposed as follows;—I know the plaintiff an defendant; knew the plamtiif since October, 1860; I ‘ommenced to reside in his family in October, 1860; I was ensaged as teacber to his little danghters; he was ‘then residing in the country, near Newtown, Long the house belonged to his mother; I continued in the family as governess until 1362; I saw Mr. Edward Strong as the house in Newtown; when I first went there I noticod Mrs. Strong and Mr, Edward Strong very much together; they were together almost continually; during thearhole wum:nor they sed to walk out together as much as they could; they rode togather on horseback and in carriage; they also went out sleighing together, and sometimes stayed out three or four hours at a time; they used to ride out together very often; Mr. Xdward Strong did not go very often to’ town; Mr, Peter Strong was in the habit of going to town every ‘day of the week; from October, 1860, I lived at Newtown ‘antil the summer of 1861, and then went for one or two months to Lenox, usetts; after returning from enox I went again to Newtown, and thence to the house in Twenty-lirst street; it was in the fall of 1961 that they (Mr. and Mrs. Strong) went to the house in Twonty-lirst street; they kept house there; the number of the house was 60; Mr. Edward Strong resided at New- town during the whole period of our stay there. Mr. Cram here offered in evidence a diagram, purport- to be an accurate sketch of the number and lo- eation of the rooms of the country house in Newtown; he desired to hand it to the witness, with a view to as- eertain whether or not it was a truthful diagram. Mr. McKeon objected, unless the witness had prepared tho diagram herself. Judge Garvin decided to allow the diagram, subject to ‘the exception of Mr. McKeon. ‘The witness then took the diagram, and at considerable Jength pointed out the various rooms, etating their rela- Live location, by whom they were occupied and for what purposes. It appeared from her testimony that the occu- pants were Mr, and Mrs. rong, Strong (mother of plaintiff), Mr. Edward Strong, James Henry Strong, the witness, vote oth and servanta The first ffeor was devoted Maa be purposes of a drating room, e second floor ‘with the exception that I think story, an attic one, above; I do not now who occupied that story, or Shether it was occu. pred at all; I don’t know that I was ever in it; tho rooms 5 the first floor wero devoted to the purposes of a front parior, a back parlor, a library and ‘dining room; on the wecond floor the large front room was used as Mr, and Mrs. Strong's bedroom; the little room adjoining was ‘sod as a dressing room for Mr. Strong; the room next in the rear of the latter was the children’s bedroom, and ‘the noxt in the rear was the nursery; on the third story ‘he large front room was a spare tedroom; the room on ‘he front end of the hall was used as a bed or dressing Yoom ; the large room in the rear was my own bedroom ‘and teaching room. kr. Cram—Did you ever see the defendant coming out ef Edward's room at Newtownt Mr. McKeon objected to the question as being leading, and said the proper mode was to ask the witness to state what she saw in the honse. Judge Garvin—The question is rather lending. * Mr, Cram said he bad no desire to lead the witness, Dut found it very dificult to get along if objections were eonstantly | rged. Under the instructions of the Court the witness was asked to state matters which sho saw herself and not what she might merely have heard. Witns one occasion I saw Mrs, Strong poet out of Mr, Edward’s room in the house at Newtowi ‘cannot say I saw her do #0 more than onte; I know her to be there often; I first knew of her being in the room from the very beginning of my being there; I can't re- member the last time I saw her in his room at New- town; I think we left Newtown in the summer of 1861; : saw this going on all the time I was in Newtown; when fen th ber leave the room she looked very * much j, she was flushed and excited; I remember see- a er ‘eave the room once, and knew her to be in there three hours on another occasion; on that occasion I papier — whether Mr, Peter St was in the ee Gounsel for Defendant—I o! entirely patio Witness—I heard Mra down stairs room was qveur very Beward had Seba 5 eee Re went while at walk out y tase ‘what the ward; the wait Berong about Strong rom, ‘8 and ould not find then to next story Wo wee if Mr. is room; his door was open and I called no answer, 80 I walked in and did not soe bi going down I went to my ewn room, and found it locked; I went down stairs and told the waiter! could not find either Mra, or Edward; on going up again I found Mra. Strong im her room dressing; | How rn Bn pebe to my yoom, and found it unlocked ih. Bd. ward's door was tnd T “ould see Alm Sa his own room; when 4 - my own room I the bed waa tot opened, war ony pressed spony f had was ni Ree oe uy slept there the enigut before, and had made ie bed In ‘the m 5 this occurrence was after I bad made up my bed; going Into my room I went down agai and some time after I met Mre. Strong with an Yokstand gn her hand, which she was taking to my room; I don't now whose inkstand it was; when I went to my room acain the bed was arranged again; it was before night I ‘went up again; 1 used to make up my room myseif; I did not rearrange my bed again on that ion; Mrs. ‘Strepg and everybody in the house had a8 to it s. knowledge none of the servants ur op my t day; I never knew of Mrs. Strong Taving anything te to with my bed before that da; rT Bath died on the 24 of a ge ey the i, ink, was on the 4th; th's Peter used ‘to sleep in Mrs, a eat a after that in the dressing room adjoining; this change was on the morning of the fune. rai—on & Sunday; I remember it because the cook was called up t help in removing the bed; T don't remembet who called the cook up; at Newtown ‘Mr. and Mra. Strong ocoupied the same hed together; fier the change of bed Mr. Strong occupied the drésing Foor until I left; after Edith’s ‘denth Tobserved a change $ the condoct of Mr. and Mre. Strong to each other; Shey used to be together a good deal before; but after HaAith’s death they kept apart, one siti yoom and the other in another room; I saw Jeave the tablo suddenly and not sit down at Mra. Le kd until after abe was done; I ont; werved thi Ags because I took my dinner witl the bag Strong was kind to his wife before Edith's onjectna to and excluded.) I used to sleep mith Sena sometimes in ier room; thie was after the el bored ed 5 Mrs. lean Ioan me herself Mr. Strong . be a the noise made by the .— en T left Mra. si Fixteonth street to live with my triendes ewes at No, 111 West Sixteenth street, their name bye Vandesande ; JT boarded there, during Jpat time I went to give privata Jensons; after LT wAit to Istip Y-} Wwe hu aoe, Jobason’s | anys op gh ‘with them until T them came wow York 1 stayed Kies my mother, in street, No. 117, inained there ‘entil Mayr, 31 lessons thera; actor May, i vent to New Cy I ‘Mr. Clarkson Potter's fami T remained during the summer; I came to the ci $a Oetobrr: trom this I returned to my mother's, and re- mained with ner wail , 1866; I continued’ to give jonsone; next] went to field place, in Hoboken, : Being” eis ay power: Baul hive. ery ~ . *% . .out his’ horses; she also with my mother; some after leaving Strong, im Apri, 1862, T went to his house, tn Twonty- first street; { had received a note from M. is, and west there in the day time to answer it; T saw Mr, and Mrs. Strong; remained there about an tioar; I think T conversed with them together; after this interview 1 ext saw Me. Stroog about a yosr ago-_more Th 8 Zeer ‘Christmas of last year; between April of 1862 and Christmas of 1864 no one came to ree me on behalf of Mr. Strong; be had not sent me any notes before that time; in April, 1864, he called to see me at my mothe before he called I had heard there was ‘a difficulty, but did not know there was any suit between the parties; he found out where T lived froin Mev. Johason; he iad an object in calling upon ™ wanted to know af 1 know anything about Mm. Strong; he remaitied about an hour; no one heard what passed between us; T told him some- thing in re'erence to his wife—sometbing about what I testified here to-day; he did not ask me to swear to any- thing: I nover swore to anything before to-day; I never signed any written pa or, nor did Fecal at a lawyer's hat I knew; 1d not seo him avain ‘ow days ago, except in that Cram caied on me some time after week or two after Mr. Strong; and brought # letter of intro: wm Mr. Strong; I knew or was he called twice; the second sited was ia the spring, in Hoboken: on the tis oe aon the interview lasted aboot an hour; he wrote down something on paper; he came provided with paper; I dou't kuow how much he wrote; he put mo a great many questions and went ‘over about the me thing as to-day; the second time he merely told ¢ the suit was to come on; this interview was for nt aquarter of an hour; I was subpoenaed thro times, the first time in Hoboken; Lyot fifty cents ora dollar that Ume; Ithink I received the second subpena in Hoboken; I was subpoenaed a third timo; it was at Mr. Cram’s office; no promiso of compensation has been made to me; 1 have not received any more than two dollars; don’t expect any more; never swore SA ina private office; bave not been in pursuit of witnesses for Mr. Strong; never went after servants in Mr, Strong’s house as witnesses; once saw one of the servants (ihe wet nurse), but I don’t remember whether she came of her own accord or I want for her; this was over a ago; I conversed with her about half an hour; I know whether she knew of this wht; it was ens woek after Mr. Strong called; Mr. Cram and the servant did not cail the same day; I talked with her about the subject matter of this ‘trial; I might have asked her about’ what she could say; I did not tell her I was to receive money; 'I did not try to induce her tobe a witness for Mr, Strong; I sent her name—I think it was Alice O'Grady or Brady—to Mr. Strong or his counsel; I sent it to Mr. Cram, I believe; no one asked me to do it; I did it of my own accord; i think my brother took the letter; his name. is Herman ; his place of business is corner of Fourteenth stroct and Fourth ayenue; when I had the conversation with Mr. ested this witness, because I wanted to avold appearing myself, and tho ght she would know more than I did; I never heard that anybody was pro- mised money in my interest; I thought it was my duty to appear ifcalled upon; at the time these things were going on I did not tell Mr. Peter Strong about them ; T was in doubt whether I ought to tell him or not; T did not tell the mother or brother or sisters; I kept it to my I did not go to Mrs. Strong and ‘wil her what when Lefer told Mrs, Strong, an suggested to her that I thought the servants knew about it; she paid me when T left; she wanted me to stay, and ‘that made us have an unpleasant time; I did not leave her exactly good frionds; I saw something in the papers about the crimi- nal trial; Ido not know whether it was Mrs. Strong that paid the servants generally; I think she had money for household expensos; I think Mra. Strong had charge of the money for household expenses; J do not know of any difference in this respect after Edith’s death; I was paid every month; Mrs. Strong, I think, always paid me; I received fifteen dollars per month. ‘At this juncture:the Court suggested a recess for thirty minutes, which was accordingly taken. EVENING SESSION, On the reassembling of the court after the recess the cross-examination of Miss Mussehl was continued :— Mr. Peter Strong was absent often from ‘ Waverley”? from morning until dinnor hour, which was about six o'clock; he came home from two o'clock to six o'clock in the afternoon; my impression was he was abseat on businoss; Mr. Peter Strong used sometimes to take bis wife out to side; do not think I have seen Edward, Peter and Mrs. Strong riding in the same establishment; have seen Edward and Mrs. Strong riding er; they went away publicly; they rode in an open light wagon or a sleigh; there was a servant in partial livery, as far as T can remember, with Mr. Edward Strong in is drives; do not recollect that Peter Strong took his wife out to walk; do not recollect of any instance of his amusement ; I think, but am not certain, wer = out in the sailboat with the children; he used fishing, sometimes with his little girl; Peter pa td er riding on horseback gt the same time with Edward; nover knew Peter to ohjétt to his wife’s taking amused herself skating one winter with the family; could not say that her husband participated in her Ceara have seen him kies her, but mot very often; have ‘seen him kiss the children, more so than the mother; have seen him put bis arm around her and walk up and down the hall; when Strong left Edward's room jf was in the evening about sx o'clock; I was going down stairs at the time; I saw the door opened and shut; as she came out she turned her face away from me; Pra orden ight was in the centre of the hall, nearly opposite Edw: door; I was on the stairway as she came out; thea came down opposite and almost near his Moor never seen any others of the lady members of the kanty in Edward's room; never saw Edward in any of the ladies’ rooms; Mrs. Strong’s room was filled with paint- ings and curiosities of travel, fire arms, &c. ; had never heard the room complained of as too warm in summer or too cold in winter; when Mrs. Strong was three hours in Edward’s room it was between three and four o’clock when she first went in; saw Edward go to his room after dinner; did not see her go into or come ont of that room; when we. were assorting the clothes in the hall thore were three girls beside myself; it en 4 require three hours to agsort the clothes; the gi watching the room; heard Mrs. Strong cough arronten do not know that the other ladies coughed; do not re- member that Peter Strong brought Edward to the house in Twenty-first street; do not know that rs. Strong had given orders not to admit Edward after the removal to ‘Twenty-first street; Edward came in uniform; Twas in the pursery, with the exception of two or three hours a day, when I was giving the lessons or when I went out with the children; Edward came back about two weeks, I think, after he first went away from the house; when he camaback this second time it wanbefore the Ist of January; when Mrs. Strong and Edward went out to walk it was in the daytime; at the time when the bell was ag referred to, it was between two and three E 8 3 F any] Hy i aE i i i rT - u el 2 & a] i elit Ey i tz ns Fe Fi H 8 3 a the own knowledge 5 do not know fe 's health had been good; caurenty hea |? not as Tt was now half) four o’clook, and after the usual caution from the Judge to the Jary the court adjourned until this morning at eleven o'clock. Fire Matters. MEPTING OF THR COMYISSIONERS—THE FIREMEN DEMAND A RAISE OF SALARY. Aj the meeting of the Fire Commissioners yesterday & resolution was adopted to initiate a plan for the relief of injured or sick mentbers of the Department and for the families of those who die in consequence of such injuries, Late hose house No. 11, West Tenth street, is given up for use of Commiasioners of Charity and Cor. rection connected with Jefferson Market Prison. Prewdonts and secretaries of fire iaserance companies will hereafter wear an oval silver C7 upon the outside of the coat, on the left breast, with name of company And title of the wearer engrossed. A petition was received asking that sheriffs and depu- tee be admitted to fires, Referred, Next meeting on Friday, MEETING OF THE FOREMES, The Board of Foremen held a necting noon at “The Gotham,” in the street, 10 consider the ‘action to be taken of obtainin Udy pay. It was stated ed that this Sater eOipenimonere los, had’ oy tae ews unter joners’ ru to w and when it got soiled cast it aw: Praia was # t00 of ilremen was seven hundred “Yollare who had families could not possi pport "them at this rate of compensation, The ‘me, too, was entirely engrossed. They were always on duty, nd could not earn a cent outside thelr salary. It was i increase at once, and it was accordii to wait ore them a presant the case, ei fremea are cont will obtain the required increase by the 00 Se somunry. In the eg it is not expected ‘that any strike or Ln gh duties will take place. | Troms 4 will be ry reletieat o reat poy on and wi very rel ¢ increase, ‘The matter has hee gouate Tariber thanthima yet. A good. dea) of expectancy prevails among the force, but th La ad ashi ced ag haye age Potice InteHigence. DESPERATE Errempr TO MURDER AN OFYICER—ONE OF THE PARTIES ARRESTED. Yesterday morning about two o'clock as officer Van Grichton, of the Twenty-cighth precinct, was on duty in West street, near Chariton, he observed a man in the act of crawling under a gate leading to a lumber vard. Snpposing the suspicious ind. vidual to be a thief, he ar- rested him, in @ moment afterwards three mon sprang upon and struck him in the face with their fists, At that instant a pistol was discharged by one of tha assailants, the ball passing within two or three inches of the officer's head. The inan then ran away, when officer Van Grichton sounded the alarm rap, which resulted in the arrest of one of the {ugitives by officer Sc! © wut ‘iman Young. The prisonor gave his namo as Henry Thorp, who said he twenty-seven years of age and lived at No, 143 Thompson street, Thorp was taken betur: Justice Dodge and ecommitied for trial, without bail. The prisoner's confederates aro still ab lar THE USE OF DEADLY WEAPONS—THREE CASES OP STABRING. Daniel Knickman, residing at 209 West Thirty-seventh street, while ding in his doorway at an early hour yesterday was approached by John Smith, a ty years, who drew a knife and Dreast, inflicting a severe if not dan- s wound. ‘Taylor, of the Twent'eth precinct, od Smith, and Justice Dodge committed him to prison for trial. Officer Ryan, of the Sixth precinet, arrested John Carroll on the charge of having stabbed Jeremiah Mor- gan, residing at 67 Park etroot, in the side with a knife, jon for the felonious assault was did Justice Hogan committed Carroll to the ‘The privoner is twenty-four years of r 18 Baxter street. Short fore twelve o’closk on Sunday night Michael O’Brien and Thomas H. Curry became involved in a quarrel while in Second avenue, near First street, during which O’Brieu produced a knife and stabbed his adver- sory in the hand, cutting it ina very severe manner, ‘A surgeon was called to dress Curry’s wound, after which he left for his residence, No. 89 East ‘streot. O’Brien fled immediately after stabbing Curry. Mp yr pony of the Seventeenth precinct, 1s in search of ol r. Coroners’ Inquest: SUICIDE AT THE FRANKFORT NOUSE—A LODGER OPENS ARTERIES IN HIS ARM AND DIES FROM HEMORRHAGE—DECEASED WAS A DISCHARGED SOLPIER—HE LEAVES AN EXPLANATORY LETTER. Last Saturday night, about ten o'clock, Samuel H. Jor- dan, formerly a private in the Seventy-ninth regiment New York Volunteers, called upon Mr. George Taylor, in the Frankfort House, corner of William and Frankfort streots, for a room. One was assigned him, and two hours inter he retired. He was not again scen alive. On Sunday afternoon Bridget Smith, the chambermaid, went to the room (No. 105) to put it in order, and, finding the door unlocked, partially entered and asked to be admit Receiving no reply Bridget opened the door wider, and saw Mr. Jordan in a nude state, lying across the foot of the bed. Becoming nlarmod she reported the fact at the ofios, and an examination showed that Jordan was dead. Coroner Gover yesterday held an inquost on the body, when an examination was mado by Dr. John Beach, Ho found the body lying over tho footboard of the the right arma suspended and the le:t hand grasping the footrail. The bed was saturated with blood, and there was a largo pool of blood on the floor at the foot of the bed. In the bed was an ordinary sharp bladed dessert knife. On raising the body a deep incision was found at the elbow joint of tho right arm, dividing two of the main arteries, thus causing death from hemorrhage. On searching the garments of deceased a letter, of which the following is a copy, was found in one of his pockets: Evacvariox Day, Nov. 25, 1865. Having been for some months past very much depressed In spirits, In consequence of certatn family troubles, and. belng BE més entively out of my right mind, T have determined. to eave this world of trouble nud sorrow. | My family reside at 410 Bnet Fifty-tirst street. My father does business at 129 Greenwich street, corner of Barclay. Now, having come to By dying tie, T'wish to bid my wife, ehildren and family all goodby. My lot in Greenwood is No. 6.052 on Summit Aveue. “Let some kind friend bury me decently: bless youall. Had some kind friend iaken me by the hand all would have bean well. Again I say farewell, There will bo, henge, probably: from the Seveuty-ninth, Tegitnont, 2 bounty of two hundred dollars due me aa soon as Congress Passes AMUEL H. JORDAN. The jury found thet pictesia came to his death by suicide by loss of blood, the result of dividing the arteries at the Fight elbow joint. Mr. Jordan was (orty-one years of age anda native of New York. FATALLY INJURED BY 4 BALE OF COTTON. Coroner Wildey yesterday held an inquest at the New ‘York Hospital on the body of Mr. Gibson T. Ostrom, whose death was the result of injuries received on the ‘4th inst. by a bale of cotton failing on him at No. 6 Stone street, The jury rendered a verdict of “Accidental death.” Deccased was twenty-nine years of age and a native of New York. SHIPPING NEWS. Port of Now York, November 27, 1865. CLEARED. Png hip Westchester, Ingraham, Wilmington, NC—A ‘Stearnanip Sea Gull, Fish, Baltimore—J B Smut. Ship Copernicas (Ham), erry, London-—Sloman & Eye, Shop Carl (Pras) Otten, Loghden—Ruger B Snip Dt Watjen (Prus}, sulicher, Genoa Linlin Co, incke * Bark Cecrops (rus), Nelldafang, Belfast—Funch, Bark Freck Lovett (Br), Cann, Antwerp—W F Schmidt's Bark Fiies (Brem), Hnves, Cadiz for orders—Ruger Broa, Bark Jeane Edouard (Fr), Judice, St Pierre, Mart—J Rey- es Cy vea, Harriman, Chevleston—Rrown & Vanderbilt, Bark Tudastie (Brom), ' Hilcker, Ballmore—Kremberg & Lady of the Lake (Br), Vesey, Savanna ia Mar, Ja— widafeton & Co. Brig Machiax, Cates, Cardenas—Thompson & Hunter. Brig Stirtied Fawn (Br), Shaw, Malifax—Brett, Son & Co. Schr J 8 Lee, Jordan, Mobile—t, 3 Gager & Co, Schr Sarah Helen, Thompson, Bi spar ja—E Faber. Behr CO Smith, Barrett, Suffolk. Va—-¥ G Boynton & Son, Schr Surprise, Beers, Bostoa—H § Rackett & Son. Schr Drenden, Davis, Boston—Snow & Richardson. Sloop Mary Gray, Rowland, Uncasville. Bteamantp San Jaciuto was cleared on Saturday by Garri son # Allen (not Livingston, Fox & Co. as reported). D. ARRIVE! bE oaetoate so es Ferrier, Gl Nov 11, with mdse and Prancs MeDonald. Experi- pred sion 7 Eales tho whole pas fe. Nov 24, lat 45, lon. baad bip Shannon, bound E; 26th, tat 40,0, Jon 70 80, panel ‘steamer, also 3 Bremen meamer Stea: Constitutos Greenman, Savannab, Nov 23, 11 a ea aud Desens to Wakeman, Gookin & Dick- 0 rh bee bar, ship Herald. $3 days from nah, The C experienced strong northerly winds the entire passage, Kisamadip W seamen. ihe carat i agree ranf areas (Bren) ‘Kublmann, ise and SH to Chas Luli nee Go Ma patch in tet gs bark Dusty Mi ir fram Calutla ita for Hull, 10 dyn ba sk CA Littles chal Caleta dn ion 8 Toke Leonard At a ay . wale jajor Von Saft , 80 da: = et (Pras), Rosenberg, Newport 60 days, (Br). APS ag Humacoa, PR, 20 days, with In rye ‘onyers, Bermuda, 8 days, with mo- dieton Brig Mary Letlan (ihr), Grimee, en. arichat CB. Sdayn, with vise (being part of steamship Circassian's cargo), to Arthur Piven Ida ay Ahad Buek, Hollifax, 7 a with fish, aie i ecom ts tanya Sehr RG Whitdin, 0 iNet Heath. Dix, Ellzabethport for Providence, Rene ernpi “‘Sniall, Bitzubetnpert for New Haven: Sehr Mary © Turbell, Elizabethport for Providence. Ri Covell, for N . Fatist, Lord, Eltewo . ig day. Sehr EM Dyer, Fall River for Philadelphia, Schr Hannah Willets Boull, Providence. Sekt Fzra D Focg, Barber, Providence. Schr Fatelle, Btwonk Albany tor ‘fichinend. Rehr by ria, Barber, Rondout for W: Rene Wind, Hodeon, Rondout ter Richmond. Behe Anuie ¥ Bei hompion, Rondout for Baltimore. Sehr E Arcularius, Jackson, Rondout for Boston. Sehr BB Farber, Cobb, Rondont for Boston. Schr Ira Laffrienter, Coleman, Rondout for Boston, Wind at snoset NNW, Fp American Shipmasters’ Association. No 61 Watt Steeet—Roows 23, % anv 27. The following approved Masters and Officers have reseived eomminsions from this Association:-— Coptning—4290, Oring P Rector, steamship Kingfisher: 4379, Jere regan W Bmith. yy i Reok Sieh john Raed. Ww ol sare cr: SD, " Lil heer a t~ rt an Ship Caro aar8, Je ni a Si at Pa say W Fisher, sehr Prince fe si 7} onmmissions outstanding over one pi - rare Vd + presented at the ae we uartieaaiiais Snir fom Tima = toe Trombull, New Londin harbor, hae eee ear, without damage, after having discharged about 360 tons coal. Bisa Homo (of Seareport), Grifin, from Ron iat for Yanded at Hamburg. en Zany (Be), from Labrador for has been Be Rearce, mate of the Alara, mak tin a ee 4 It being Seprectie to save the vessel, sata signal of dis- te aM Weasel by i Terex Ay os Cant Kobinse Alarm registe Poole by Thos Sour J P wascace, of Haxetich, fiom New Y« Bedford, in heating thto Newport harbor night Tied away jibboom. ~ % Wat Cauutox, Packard, from Baltimore for Ba ve reported, was run into off Stnith's Point wi ns by the steim ram, Stonewall. and sunk in Wo wax 28 tone register, built in 1804 at and hailed from thy ent, of South Thomas was towed into iy having loat hor tania bound f NO, som wich, praise in minni Sandwich, M which was seen fn tow 23), emtashore on Boddy [sland 1s before reporte), and was fot off by wreck. » was towed into Fortress Monro 24th, in good re- Scun Ampatt Taewes, Belotty, at llgworth from Boston, heavy weather on the Sth inst, Lost sails, and rt jibing the main boom, Mnvo, from Bangor for 10 |, Cane Ann S¥ expe b Captain badly. Mormauws (of Orintd), 1 er, On Saturd ay the mainmast to keep her from rolling o are the wind, and on Sunday AM anchored off the a Rocka, where sho subsequantly sank, The caj ul crew were taken off by the pilot boat Phantom. No She was lumber laden. Mad pre- vionsly lost boat and wheel and part of deck load, “Steamer DA Mil'« started to assist her, Mons Srmawens—Mone Stgayxns—Tho Savannah Rapnd- th five “the cry is still they come,” On fat this port (rom Wil The two Bo Hardee. buvitien, and has exce fons for passengers and fre is intended for the trade between this city and Augus {will goon be placed on Mesers Erwin & Hardee's Ine of steamera to that point. We ara glad to notler the en evidence of the steady increase of business. and a ing commercial importance of the "Forest City.” Axomnen Sreamnoat Lixe-—The Charleston Courier of the Biot vays:—The steamer Clty Point, Capt, Talbat, whieh ar. rived al this port yesterday, x owned by the nary Brothers who recently purchased het of the government, She fs con Alma to Messrs Kayenel & Co, and will be the plonear_ vee of a new dino of steamers to ply between Charleston and Fornanitaa, Hs, calling on the Fou at Houniart, Filton Head, Savanah and Brunsi The City Point formerly made trips between Baltimore and Richmond. A heawy sum of money has been expended in fitting her up for passenger accommodations and freight conventeuces, #0. that ‘now the igasiinen steamer as comes into our harbor. The City Point is comparatively a new boat, having beon in the ser vioe bit two years. She Js large and commodions, and is fitted to go outside, even in rough wenther, We trust the public will support this new line of steamers, Peardonne At abckiny baa i from the W& Josiah French, a sch of 184 tone, called the Lena. "She owned be Capt J ‘Toatah French. TU inst, from, ioe yard or apt Alex Rinek & Co, a fine staunch double deck brig of 375 tone, called the H Houston. Owned by the builders and » constant additions to our steam marines as it ia 10 BrOW- ard of Capt H Jas H French, who la ocommand her. 1808 yard of Stovers'& Staples, a double af about 400 tons, called the L Staples. Owned by the builds ers and others, and Ci by C L Stowers, who is to command her, Same day, from t ard Ce soar & Mudgett, a bark of £0 tons, called the L wr iin Rieb. wed by the build- Gra Bich of Winterport and others, and Gapt 3 Panno, of Stockton, who is to command het At East Boston 24th inat, from the yard of coms Smith & ay a Cage bark called the Emma rh Beal, to be commanded 1 Dawes of Kingston. She is of Seo tone burthen, pate i of keel 133 feet, breadth of beam 30 feet. with double ees she is of a perfect ven and is to be fitted in every we firatclasn vomsel,” The EL B ia owned principally by Capt J 1 Dawes and others in Boston, Notice to Mariners. REVOLVING LIGHT ON CAPE KATAKOLO, WEST COAST OF MOREA. Mrprognaruid Orricr, 1 aE | ONDO! ‘The Greek government has given notice that on and after heiith day dt September, 1805, aight arould ‘be ‘exhibited rom the lighthouse recently erected at Cape Katakolo, the south point of the peninsula forming Katakolo bay, on the went coast of the Morea. ‘Tho light 1s a revolving rod Ught attaining tts greatest briliancy every two minutes. A faint light will be seen for 4m Die: followed by a total ecipes, ine 10i¢04 a bright Saab for fs nd then a total eclipse for 103¢a. te Ti) fect sbons the mesa level of ther deat nad shoule be oeea in clenr weather from a distance of 17 miles, ‘The illuminating apparatus is dioptric or by lenses, of the fourth order. ‘The tower stands at 779 yards within the south point of the euinaula, and its position 1s given at lat $7 38.8, lon 2k 18 60 of Urechwiel By command of their Lordsh pa GEO HENRY RICHARDS, Hydrographer. Foreign Ports, St Jonx, NB, Nov 23—Cid brlgs Troubadour, Tucker, Rich- mond; Omaha’ Robinson, Waitin iuba, Nov i7—Ia port bark Sam) Shepherd, Prisbiey for NYorE next a American Ports. BOSTON, Nov 26, PM—Arr schra Vineyard, Freeman, ‘Tangier; Pacitic, Wore, Addison for SYork. Ct nteamers Win Kennedy, Hallett, Baltimore; Bath, Crowell, NYork: Br bark Eva, Goudy, Antwerp 4 “Pulladelphins brig Charles Miller, Brewer, Gorse and a market; schra Ann, Ca- rey, Baltimore: Garland, Norton, Philadelphia: Plymouth Rock, Parker, NYork, Sid steamers Gulf City, Wm Kenne- dy, and City of Bath; bark Anna Ada; and from the dark Civilian; brigs Ameria, DB Donne, and J Rhynas. yeh GArr steamers Philadelphi ignore New ry Sanford, do; scht Prince of W: Toe sh Veritas, from NY TIMORE, Nov 25--Arr er Somerset, Dh LL Old bri Alpes oy ufo poprciarre A Ore joined ~ ih weamer Wolf (Br), Phant » DH, Ani St Johns, NF;"bark Peg coat SAN TAG, ‘Nov ain’ pore brig Lorana, Wil- n, from Boston, diag. Julia B Arey. Weeks, Curn- ny ‘ork; echr Martha Kenney, Baston, Philadelphia. Bari. Nov #—Cla brig HB Emery, Bradford, Havana. EETON, Nov at_Art teamelite Quaker City. Went inte olioa, ¢ bara t brig. bark ‘Vib: mt Li cities brig Ta, Williams, Boston, 20—Sid sehrs Mattie Holmes, Tapley, Ha- vane: Fated York. king, VELLAWoRt, Nov I7—Arrach Flora Sawyer, Reed, New fohps Agenoria, Murch, NYork: 12th, Fair , bark Aberdeen, Cochran, ‘Cubs ‘Myro- nus, Higzins, do; webs Ganges: Lord, N NY¥ork; at, Warven: ton,’ Higgins, do: 22d. Harriet, Nevels, do. EDU, brig J Wert, Hutchins, NYork for Borton: schra' William, Flote! for do: JB Alle Cage, a0, for Nantucket Mataachsetia Keniston, do Belfnt: Briee. Grogary, do for Bangor: TORE SEFPERSO! Ha. Nar loin port bark A: im, Lindsey, for Apalachicola, detained by heavy northerly PALL RIVER, Nov 4—Arr achra Richard Borden, Bor: den, Eiaabeth port: Sarab, Morton. NYork, Sid bri; keane Duncan, Parker, N schrs North Pacific, Webb, and Mont 7; Whitmarsh, Philadelphia, Moat iE Nov 2i—Arr ship Margaret Pugh (Br), Jones, ASE. ORLEANS, Nov Lage pad Le my Marmion, War- aber xith, or saw, NYork; ships Princes Purcell, Live: Vin Mobile: Katie (Brem), J Darke ‘Praoce, Bei NYork; St Genevieve (Fr), iavre,. Cid barks Bay: onnaise (Fr), Ridgary, Havre; SU Clr, Burnham, Galves Tith—Are ateamshy 6 Mi mK NYork; Huds van halon tnaiPay ete ttt ho: Patent Bontean in E McNeil P C Arboe (Dan), Arboe, Nelurned, san ef Sterrimac, Van Sise. f0F iid Rover; bark Antol- NORFOLK, Nov pak wr Geo Appold, Howes Itumore| folk, lll (HoRW BEDFORD, Nov 28—Arr] steamtug Trojan, Gibb ov Nor to be used eh atowhoat, pecan ~ NEW HAVE! WEN: Rorie5 arr schra Albert Treat, Di Take Inlande: Julia B Wilets, Bayles: Ovetta, Bowdoin: nes, Dury; Wm Cargill, Perry, avd Eveline E Hait, coal, port. PI Tapered Nov 25—Arr steamer Aries, Crowell, pees aS ‘Wilt, Waldoboro; Tangen se Olsengunarh sie n Rolce,, Pret ¢ catala Gu tor, Win, Br Brown, iter ven} + azaman: ew Hed(ord: ae Poriamoih: Pr bai ea Salam; M ‘Steelman, BI aoe ia rae ph mad are i York Wc Ba Paltudsipbia, RYo in distress. Below ship from Li I. ae Mov Fare brig, Tweed prea Ceaiz TERENCE Boye ar, rE Td en Wats Ba Shaw; sonnet ey, boven, Pinkham, Cow Bay; echr hattanory ie Tiet—Arr kine, and Herman Chareh, ¥ "ames sarin ‘America, Lindt, NYork. Cid sehr Geo igen, Mork: 3 orks Ja is fas ‘20th ‘4 Piatenian, iii Livin, ‘22d—Arr wears PWTEMINGTON, NC, Now 28_C1d ache Bet (Re), Hardy, iP. ir er a Kingston, Ja; steamer WT Clyde, Rob ‘Robbing, NYork. ore, FINE ARTS. b NOLORED CARTES DE VISITE 60 CENTS BY THE DOZEN. COLORED CARTES DE i ll WF fica Cott COLORED CARTES DE VISITE, 5 T will send upon. receipt of six do Visite, or the whole set of 80 d NTS BY THE DOZEN. conta 12 colored Cartes ST RED ASI AND GENUINE LEWIGH COAL, ALL en, screened and delivered at lowest cash “rates. wan AS STOKES, corner Thirty-second street and Tenth ene. $6 AS cons AL DRON FOR COKE—AT THE GAS WORKS, re * first street, i price. Ay ately, at nie Orders for deliver; re ceived at M42 ry enue, iy “Fifteenth street; 74 berry sireet, near Cand], and at the works, $11.50 F. SHERWOOD, OF 2,000 POUNDS FOR GEN. Coal, PER TON uine Redand White in Stove and i . ba! [ i we. aie delivered from yards, 79 RATIFICATION “MEBTING 0. OF ire tu NT srociation of the ward wil NITED aD Pi, moeratic A Eleve at Braun's (Fortune, Hall), 290 second ont evening. November 28, i! Hon, Homman a aber exninent oemeeere have been, Titi aid will positively ROSSMAN, Chairman, oN Bearer Re Secretary. “ATA MEETING OF THE ELEVENTH WARD TAM: A eR iG oO) , ayaNTy, WARD TAM: rooma, thé febewie oat i nt icone pe dian Rommipated ay their endl or Teast | Hota era jenny, isco Lazarus 3! ieherding lee, Anthouy Hertman, T A MEETING OF THE TWELPTT aK. Alina ne Ansociation, held at the ho oti at ames ‘Jammer Shan & seins agra pee Sara areas Connauiys Bacag. Treasures GREAT rr RS comaun ‘MPTION SCHENCKE’S PULMONIC SYRUP, SEAWEED TONIC MANDRAKE PILLS. Cath Collins is now a Ne testimony of the Se Beheoak"s med ho fosidos at Si Mott ‘Dr. ted poral et Oe. Ast of Febr: ry last. He found her a the last of pulmonary goasumption, tnd fe om aif sppearan ap] could Soo aiat chan tine ecke. ter loft ung, from bottom wae nothing but mass ‘of corruption, The right bes were alsa od, but nocavitles, She had chiiia and fasaes of heat at umes night 31 not lie dows, but had to be. propped up im Her mother ‘said that her husband and ovoral at hor childron had died in the | same way. @hoy and not able to buy ‘modighte, ‘but tock an interest inher, and gave her medicine, Now. any ou that has a coagh or lung dis- call and see her, _ Tt gives them more confidence uek's mediel They will fad a anise vege ‘room, With Fight lung sounding full, ch vt healthy and natural, and the leftone dead, sound ing as thoy ago wit was left was solid and useless, Sull 2 Dr lives with oue tung, amd enjoys. good confine? to her y ‘Schenck's ceriaten ou read seem iaprghable, bit by inquiring, you find them not ex: ate ‘They were wedrust until their lungs healed and ho nul. How much easier should those not so far gone ‘They may take Schenck’s Pulmonie Syrup, Sea. ‘on! jon Ma: @ Pilla, sad follow be ag eet ne Glosely, aud keep getting better and worse, and finally die, Sere, cincie renter kor» cating litte, colds, enough When a person has a disease the house as much and even more g from a dangerous sickness; vet it is loans best for ones eee patlents to 0 But do they. ever cure nm this course? on SCHENCK s ae cleanse tho stomach and as oaheraire the blood, erent an ap equalize the eire mn gr ape ate iinods the food 1s ee le i to. “Petco aide the fer Dr Ee ‘At is principal ofloe, No, 15 North Sixth Neorner of Commerce, Philadelphilty every Saturday, from b A-M. until P. Mo; 2 Bond strects ‘ork, every until 3 P. Sime atzet, Bose rom) A. ai? antil3 P. My and ever t, Balthmore, Md, All a xamination with his respirome- yrap an bi Seamed Tonic, each Mandrake Pills 25 Vice free, bat for a thorough terhe chia rges three dollars. Price one ‘the Pulmonie Syru) $1.10 por bottle or $7 80 per h Cents per box. Ee sale by jats and dealers. y of Dr. BC: this rooms, alt dru t, New hibere protessloually every ‘o, 21 Park row, wholesale agents for the city of New York, . . A. an UES" PERFUM BS FOR MIE HANDKERCHIEP, Are unequalled in their excellence, it kind: offer offered for selection, aD Ty re mere RORELEAR GERANEUM. GARDEN L. 'VENDER. MAY FLOWER, NEU JOCKEY CLUB. TAIBEY MUSK. It is a simple but « pertinent question to ask, ts ft not in the highest degree ludicrous to auppove that a person wholly ignorant of chemical kuowlege should presume to dictate to the whole American public that {t must use one parti Perfume perfume covcocted in Ignorance and with Hstantial merit? By etch # party some exotic flower is selected for a nauve, and the chritentog du! uly takes Place. A drugidst supplies tise materials, pnd e perfuune is Scade resembling nothing in the floral Kingdo Examine eritheally UES’ PERFUMES, va will find) tee the true chemisi’s art is here made and in ives of and manifost, "In thelr season he obtains the real flower his laboratory he extracts their essence, making the the flowers immortal. arog? EXTRACTED PERFUMES, THE HANDKERCHIEF, are for sale ieneryat ine GEO. JA IU 4c jetore, Si itate nt rect, Bo: and 1 ALFRED MUNHOB, Wholestle’ Age No, 162 Broadway, A RELIC Lc Sulton of crook & Duta, with @ fawn's foot ward will be given (an MeKean, Clerk Poon THE 2TH INST., perty and paying cha Foe ADRIFT—ON JERSEY Yawiboat. The owners can have in store ‘and paying expenses, Inqui Th have tile same Py it ro. 4 cba, all a Nt anne zyeoeiag pe 0 Bl RD. TAKEN J FE EWAF Park eros 8 Ki RON THE na ution asked) Court Cirouit, Part A SMALL SUM OF io, FLATS, A "VESSEL'S. Sik Weta. OUND ADRIFT—NOV E Festi of inher. tuctawner property and paying expenses. OST—NOY. 24, 1 Ti ingshends fobacss: Now aeae, ae RS five cases Ucorice, fn at vard will be given, ‘ebb, 74 Front street, New York, for Meaich s iiverets s, ook ame can ‘have I by proving: CERTIFICATES POR 46,419 and with in enveloy bgt FRIDAY mane, aN, cornea FROM RAIL- road depot, 27th street, to Bi taining gentleninn’s miniature: rey he finder will be rewarded by ey. Bitierlok Fostes. Weorctary” Wate Broadway. Fold La Locket, con- apd leaving the sane ity posit Company, 146 Toc SUNDAY MORNING, A MEDIUM SIZED ra white setter Dog, with red or ora long nose; had on a coli ns marked ‘5. Twenty. fifth street.” A very liberal ang one returning him to No, 1 Weat T “eotrt i cain ‘Thirty. wi i orl te OST—$50 RE’ Vs fore Diam Ri it on or about thi 18, 1865," Appiy to Faun, 10) Liberty stren VARD. apd REWARD ter BE GIVEN ith, inseribed OST—ON SATURDAY, 25TH INST., ‘the tinder’ will nocive Mare 4 Amethyst Cu? Button. than the yale, of the article by rei Slaughter, 38 B: road street, A HANDSOME turning it to Frank W.. OST—ON BAYURDAY EVENIN a, ee ERN bn bed 4 tieth and Eighteenth streets. one dr Gaiter, by an errand boy. by leaving it at Henry Litx's The finder will mach, th dae | ‘than shoe store, OsT—ON SATURDAY, 6TH PURE. BETWEEN STEW art’s store and Houston si a iramod. with lady's gold cl mnt Bye Glas paper ot? od paid for its return to 174 Fin avenue, OST—A MINK MUFF, AT THE OLYMPIC ZRRATEE, |4 on Saturday evening, "Nov. 25, The finde: 3F roturuing the sane to the 3 rally rewarded office, ‘113 Nassau sti will be yw York Altse T8408 FRIDAY EVENING, THE 2TH INST, IN Delancey strect, between Attorney and Chrystie att a Mink Victorine. leaving it at 189 Delancey street. osT—ON SUNDAY, NOVEMBER Tot th Greenfield. L. with Wagon, de. The. dash board of wagon A liberal re lyn, E, floatian betsy tans to D., oF to Sheriff McNamee, ‘The finder will be suitably rewarded by PROM FAULK- ee a wee hn Ferrall 10 Water Brooklyn T Osta ROLL oF Bunk of Brooklyn, 4 suital recovery. Apply at 40 South street, BILLS CONTAINING id bill, one $59 and one $10, all on the » bie reward will b up stairs, OST—A SHORT J likeness in a lo » Key, Bar, LADY'S OLD GHAIN, WITH A tes, Tehe inder “wit be iehly rewarded by applying at the’ soap factory Ng. 9 Olver OUT OF GAR NO, OF THE CENTRAL ee ee ganaag ener Book, which is of no value to any one but the andersighed. The’ perso who took ‘sald book will Pein death At at the, oft, ‘Nol State street, for which they will be _REWARDS, HANDSOME REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE return of a bl Terrier, Muff. strayed from 101 East ‘enth street, on Monday, Nov. ‘27; answers to the name of $3 oor ; brown color, four white legs, Rtefvc on forehead find on a leather answers to the name of Jolly. Call a (ORNS: BUNTON, INVERTED NAILS, TEN 1 without pain by Prof. L. 'KIMBELL, ofce 200'Graiid street, corner of Ninth, Willlamsburg. “Cut this out, Sign large X foot. rors RIVATE LTATIONS ON THE 0 this and other States, Decrees legally ob- tinea, F. 1. KING, Counsellor at Law, 885 Broadway. IVORCES LEGALLY PROCURED WITHOUT PUB- icity: other good case nate «prosecuted without feo In ad- Vance. Advice free, M. HOWES, Attorney and Counsellor, 7B Nassau strect, nv (0 ie Bid R. Ja: 260 AND 262 GREEN. corner of Ly wich st ner of Murray, and there you will Teas, Cot lour and everything else cheaper any store in New ork. ‘One price houses Fears at ones XTH AVENUE MAMMOTH MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT. 1,000 TRIMMED BONNETS AT $10, $12 and $15. We invite strangers, oltizens and the public eral examine our exteneir@ stock, ‘the ctasente br ore rnd ds sa toltowing diforence nee — CO! BONNETS FOR $10, BOLD 0 on = aay a 15. son Pi FOR BOLD 0 At 45 6, ‘3 FOR SOLD oN BKOADWA BONNETS FOR SOLD ON BROADWAY at FOR SOLD ON BROADWAY AT BON: BONNETS FOR SOLD 0 ON BROADWAY aT Country merchant milliners or dealers sognzing: 4 NETS or JOCKEYS for their family, friends again, should not fall to visit our entalahment be ing thelr selections. We guarantee a saving of at least cent, besides the important advantage of having THE LARGEST ST‘ IN THIS CITY to choose from. Southern orders, by mail or otherwise, so- licited and despatched with great care and promptitude. TRIMMED DERBIES AND TURBANS, of French and domestic manufacture, including all the new shapes, styles, designs and material, for ladies, misses and infants, is all'sizess at al ll prices of ove ‘every color, puafdiane 10. exauuine these. You will positively Feent, besides the bother and fa, tigue of hopping. living at a can send us their orders by mall for any article in curling, ebook on: closed for the price, with the size of frame or measurement of the head, and such particulars as to color, style, &c., a8 may enable’ us to understand your exact taste and require ‘ments, Will insure you, withia @ reasonable space of time, HANDSOME BONNET OR JOCKEY. As much nome god juggment wil ‘will be used in the selection of the ‘ We invite parents an fen save 25 by one party Feduetion in the y ove party & 10 ‘Goods expressed to rte temadney of acl the Cutted States, collecta- STRANGERS’ GUIDE. by hei on seat Ley He bes yg armeny tell the conductor to let Tenth str rietore dai eh dae oF fen of any of the hi AMMOTH MILLINERY | 126 Sixth avenue, near Tenth street. M. T. HIGGINS. iC PLASTER. OT glad es | Me nian CURED aND XN. Bln 180 RADWA' RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA; rmrERtA, UENZA, INFL! ayy BORE THROAT, DUPER Dirrcoyy. pee 7 BY \etay Con ae RELIEF. Bola | by drag sae sr neten tase, Rosen! & 80) as TWO DOORS J ir Somerat Howie the atten: net Sow suderish ona of the Oe don, invite tion of gen: 7 superior to fake ae to the poor feet ny Md dand’ ned Beat Coal te gretal pies, painter Trowsre ia great yariety = Novelties for oly cl NCEE GERMAN OINTMENT—WARRANTED Sits eg, Weaneet oe the ny a on bre Piles, old "Por aale at 08 Bowery ‘and nd by all Principal Druggists, nex ORRATEST TRIUMEIT 9 OF THE SEASON, MULTUOUS APPLA GRAND DEMONSTRATION OF THE MASSES, MENSE EXCITEMENT Greeted the first a) THORPE AND OVERIN'S MINSTRELS OF ALL NATIONS, At thetr magnificent Temple of Music, of Grand and rage streets.) GORGEOUS RATIONAL COSTUME BEAUTIFUL TABLEAU Rack asd i Fa y FOLLIES ou 7B HOUR, ‘Twenty-two first class oooh 7 littering star in the yt: "4 ea “ of talent. ne tones fecured at rom 9A. M. till 41’, nily circle, ‘sO conta: Parquette, 50 cents, Tt NITED STATIS TELE TELEGR i, Fem Pas ladetphia, Inalanapi, Shicsgy” Toledo,” Washington, 8 emda a hese, and towns, also all statton in the ‘on a GENERAL OFFICE, 117 BROADWAY. al business forws on pe oe despatch, Sh, ig Sanit Row.) D. N. Barney, of Wi fs rot Sturn Phebe, Pi Co. at aura of Companys ‘Lawia bers, ten neral Su] itendent, b ae, Supt. 3 eon ieunae ATI EMOCRA’ ae <a eae evening ee lip Rominated as Fae LECTURE aeeeen Dr ctann VILL DELIVER HIS, NEW, 1 aus | 4 it street 7 iat ‘aight and wirerts, AL ae 4 a» Ne MPORTANT LECTURES DAILY-FOR GENTLEMEN ie) the New York Museum Ca: Anal Broad. feared rte rei of fn cau ‘Stee 1s By edarg leatures can have na REWARD. $5 Since ing the same will ploase leave word at street, and receive the sbove reward. REWARD.—LOST, ON SATURDAY NIGHT, ner of Twenty-third street and Sixth avenue, « N THE Ee. a waitidy pine §) as ar white neck, and white collar with silver plate; at 394 Sixth avenue. THT OF THE 25TH Any one find- e store 88 Jackson. TERRY & ROONEY. 5 REWARD.—LOST. ON FRIDAY LAST, neighborhood or Fourteenth IN THE street and Righth ave. nue, a black and white terrier Slut; answers to tho name ef Shot. 5 36th Inst, ‘the premises $. Paes? inst ee Sonia Dy premi party than the Promises will get the reward, $10 talinns, ers: dreaced alike, paid by he outa, Return toJ. Rapson, 17 Spruce street, second floor. REWARD.—LOST, ON fat ad oa FORENOON, THE No. 2 Mott street, Dawe is of no aa to wher, ‘Any. eee bringing the Sat Stee REWARD.—INFORMATION WANTED OF TWO 12 years nd vielia above reward NICHOLAS BALLISIA, 145 Elm street. REWARD.—LOST, ON John | $20 November 2, corner Pocketbook, plegse leave it.at 49 Corttandt street. FRIDAY MORNING, street aud Broadway, containing $400, The finder will a Gold Watch, hain, "The above reward tions ask asked by leavi 50 retence to obtain flour ly detected by looking my own carta, have my name piaily printed on them. ements made, receive the thanks of the undersi; above reward, customers, with whom I e'rher in the caties of New York, Broo? of Brooklyn, will, on the or persona, and notifying me of REWARD.—LOST OR STOLEN, ON SATURDAY ing, November 25, about nina o’ m square to Grand street, in a Sevo1 wie open whi will be pais therh at 42 Chatham street, REWARD FOR THE ARREST AND CONVIC- artieg who are going i my customers V avers ie face; also a id end no ques~ jake eit they rie, ‘and place of bust arrest of roy cea the OX, ir Barrel Esti ——— Corner of Bond and Bergen street ts, Brooklyn. REWARD.—' Watts street, a TOLEN, $100 ears ald. about U6 inch white shive hos id for the horse, ai ction the thief at the vietion of Hef, ai ‘and 13 Hubert atreet. North bay Sores, 7 eee rb, & and mi FROM STABLE 00 hind and he none 350 for Shiver Sugar Retnery, 1 $100 RERAR?, —LOBT, ON jovember 24, tn $100 rot Music's oc The above reward will’ he giving information through of! ee y BENING, going from Forty- ae tenet a Brean $106 pig —STRAYED ith a ‘on her pf wale a Ly Re vere on hind Jeg an poy of both hi OR STOLEN, "peed Bon mare. The above ret their recovery ¢ or for information am ARTIFICIAL PY cs. way, New York. A tA AL EYES ARTIFICIAL HUMAN ‘made to order and inserted by. Drs. F. }UGELMANN (formerly employea by Roissonueau, of Parle), 090 Broad id joeteoees DYANCHD—FHE PRICES OF T TIENTION, earn NG. Cay Seale Adatene "Wr or Mrs orders wi @uly at Riaeces eae a AND conTiaass, T HAVE: in that I have re- and pay the ‘Aino’ Woollen of ae. Ladies fark, cadet ndoat of the city. Ladies nnd dealt with | honestly and to their satis TTHE ROU ata STAND, 197 st arxti AVE: highest price for Cenk OF Wear favoring'me with « call or note Ladies: pa is ane * y yea to you aga’ to annonce to you, again the cash pricy for enc article of "Wearing frow ‘ont, to $30; Calicd Dresser, Please call on or address mar Twenty Afth street, gentlemen will be- sfaction 7E—BY ea ntlennen, pparel, f. T THE GREAT WESTERN AND SOUTHERN A Establishment! will find the original B. bd our Cast Of Clothing, i he iqveat cash prices Prom #0 wo Coata, to $25 for dreased to the well known enue, near Twentlet! diem waited on by Mra. B. Mints, B23 Sixth ma eretee, ladies and . hyn om you ean mM Minve ‘wea ‘sinth uv ih street, will be ‘Repose of Purnit rey to, punetus attended to. in and out of the city. of Wearing A ye LADIES wae, Fe Ra) Ladies ni oan, Arana KPA a ENTION, akantES AND he hy ing on oF GREAT DEMAND FOR Lg ny 2¥9. GENTLE. lowelry, &c.. guarantee ey 8 higuor igvaritee than ever - ll on or inaarens Me “shy He. wai ee ne A! * mee Macy avenue, HAVING ANY rating ‘a fair om Gi Sob Peart aaroet, ENTLEMEN WILL RE- _ or Mire. ar ion Bvt pu oe