The Sun (New York) Newspaper, November 28, 1861, Page 3

a Ye ee POLITICAL. Twentieth Ward. HEPUDLIGAN IND PROFLE CSION CANDI- Gronc OPDYKE, For MATTHEW McDOUGAL, 4 JAMES L. HASTIE. For School fy jy OA } ALPRED B. BOOTH. 19 People’s Union. the mominatten, of the EORGE OPDYKE, FOR MAYOR OF THE eee OF NEW YORK. aerne Rucwt following gentlemen are among the speakers the ovens Hon. HENRY. J. RAYMOND, CHAUNCEY SHAFFER, SOLOMON L. HALL, ETHAN ALLEN, Ninth Ward Glee Clab will favor the audiener With choice campaign songs. Good Musie, AUGUSTUS F. DOW. Chairman, NELSON D. THAYER, Bec'y. ult Sis123 At ® Special Call of Chns, Francis, and Bhe- ‘many other friends of Mr MoMshon and Mr. Char, at D. Moan’, No. 12 Bower evening, November 27th, to settle the dit between both parties, Mr. Francia wa to the Chair, and Mr, Walters and M en an Becretartes for the meeting resolved to endorse Fernando Wi the city of New York, on tot! hon is the nominee for Alderman of the derimanic District. CHAS. FRANCIS, Chairman. R. WALTERS, J. HARRIS, Bec'ys. 133 ‘Twentieth ard Reg ular Re abnres Nomination, Por’ School Gomuiaaionerm, Quackenbush For Schorl Inspector, J youn | Kechnie. For School Trustees, Gabriel Van Cott, yohn W, Oliver, ROBERT TAYLOR, Chairman. DAVID McADAM, Secretary, ia 6th Ward Mozart Hall School cave: art Ho) AGHTY'S, ani- tion—At an adjourned meeting of the Bebool Convention, held «t PATRICK 6 494 Pearl at, the following mn were | moualy nominated :—For Sehool Conrad JOHN WARD : ToapectorPATRICK CULLE! ‘Trustoes— ROBERT. CONWAY. MICHAEL DU, THOS, QUINN, Chairman ; JOHN TU 22d Ward—Chizens and Tax Pavers ital. ly. A Grand ratifeation meeting favorab election io the People’s Union Mayor, C, GODFREY GUNTHE! on Pri evening, No’ Puillipe all, Tth The following mt apeakert will address the Meeting, vi myn K. Na tT deorge ‘Theo, B. Tomiinaon, Judge Connolly order of EF. MAC! PARE AN, Preset Wy Preat. Nation Union Claub—Peoplo's (# vr. Unira Chub, NATIONAL, UN! nds dst DEMOCRA BY! MOZART. [CATION MEFTING FOR ANDO WOOD, New York are invited to attend & grad ratification meeting, to be held at Ce Institute, on Friday evening, Nov, 29th, at Tg ofc The following gentlemen will be present and address the meetin Hon, Fernando Wood, Hon. James Wadaworth, Max Goppe, Hon. 1. C. Delaplain, Hon, Horace F, Clark, John K. Tackett, and ¢ ISAAC « c DELAPLAIN, Chairman, Ws. C. Bouck, Perea H. Jackson, 13th Ward—Citizens, wo present to you the following reapectable School Ticket —Vote for it—The candidates are men of learning For School Commissioner, JOHN H. TRAPP, I 107 Attorney at, ool Inapector, J Beoretarien, yor auaet00 EA, ‘ndertaker, No. 3 Willett st, For School Trustees, FRANCIS COAN, Printer, No, 27 Lewis at, FREDERICK HOLSTEN, Grocer, bad rim a on Political— Third Judicial District—The un- dersigned respectfully informs the citizens of the Sth and 9th Wards that he is the People's candidate Gor the office of Police Justice of the above District, oT MAI RTIN WALTERS, Oth Aiermante I Dhuriet.—For Alora aus A. JEREMIAH. Mozart Hall-MICTA: KANE,Chairman; JOHN HARRINGTON, Secretary, Tammany Hall—I8AAC H. BROWN, Chairman ; JOUN J, DYMOND, Se ROMD, Recretary, no Sisll® National Ua Union } Nor uuarters “Central Cor "cor. Broadway and Bighth #t, Roows open day and evening, JNO.C. HAM. Chalrmany Contral Coramittee and Mayoralty Nominating Convention, JOSEPH FORMES, 0, SLOAN HOLDEN, Soo; STEPHEN ROBERTS, Treasurer, 126 Bist People? Union (Syracuse) Nomination, ‘or Mayor, i GUNTHER, WM. F. FROST, THOS.J. altct Georetarien, n22 10°25 DR. JAS, M. AUSTIN, Prosident, Sth Aldermanic District—Union Democrs tic nomination, Tammany and Morart, Regular ican Notuination, For Alderman, PE (GHT. Tammany Convention—WM. FITZPATRICK, Chairman ; EL EDWARD B. FOX, Becy's 7 SOuN SD. BLALG TENRY Le WHIGHET. toil 10°10 RELIGIOUS NOTICES, Howard Mimion and Home for Liule derers, 26 New Bowery, in the building former occupied by ORVILLE, GARDINER, one tuck m Chatham Square. Rev. W. C. VAN METER, Supt ; Kev, RB. G, TOLES, Principal ; NEVER, Misalonary. Gratets tor the uprece: dented Iiherallty which has promptly und abundant. ly smpplied all our wants and kept us free from debt, ally invite all our friends to come and gee how happy we and the hundreds of little ones in our fanily are, ‘Thanksgiving exercixes will com: mence at 2o'clock p.m, Dinner from 4 to 6 pan, A Thankngivin, Sermon will be preached fm the Wash. 8q. M. E. Church, at 11 o'clock thin A. M., by the pastor, Rev, Dr, Foster, Bets pro- vided for all, 008 Rev. Newton Hest ‘on Thanksgiving mornii Btute Street Congregat Brooklyn, Bubject— THEODORE TILTON, ‘TON will speak at the” cbii gathering in the evening, at 73g o'clock, Parents with their chil- dren, are affectionately invited to attent, nuT Pastor, will preach M6 o'clock, in tite E. Church, between Thankssiving Day—Rev Greene Street M. Broome and Spring st. @HAS. E. HARRIS, Pastor, will prea tui morn ing, at 11 o'clock, 'Bithje ‘Our Country Pant, Present, Future." Beats free, Strau.cors un are invited, Notice. — Ref, Dutch Church, 6th aveni on Thursda ving, sermon by the pastor, Rev. J. O. bure cit, from the words, “Hit porto hath the Lord helped us." 50 hid Preaches a Thanks "4 Methodist Church, 41st iving se ier (Prof, MATTIBON'S) this, morning 6 st, near 6th ay, af 11 o'clock, Weston, D. D., will Preach To- or Bt. Boptist Church, vor Oliver and wriate to the . M, oveasion. oo Divine Nervice will be heli today, at 1+ A.M. in tha Fourteenth Btroet Pre jan Church, cor, of 2d Sermou by the Pastor, Rev. ASA D. SMITH, D, I os Fourth Annual Anniversary and Bible Presentation of Laurens Syction, No. % Culets ot mperance will be held at the Fitwt strent Preshy terisn Church, between Ist and 2d avy This Even ing, Nov, 8th, 1801, Addremies by Rev, Drv, Axa D Binith ad Wm, P. Newell dy the members, Tickets the door, Thanksgiving Sermon in the Wesleyan ¢ y a Wag at, west of Huson st, on this day, a by Rev, T. WALSH, All old members o tenn aud congregation, and friends are cor diully invited, pi SOCIETY NOTICES. _ A. 0. H.—The Members of the Board are reaviired to be punctual in attendance at a rye ete wing, at So at 215 Hes on this Thursday e ter st. By onde JOHN TUCKER, N, 8. Mechanics’ and Workingmen’s Amocia- tions He. 1.—The members of the above are partic ested to be present at the regular moet- janes SANDFORD, ND. 20 be Proserv. "J ACKBOM, JACKSON LIGHT ARTILLERY. RECRUITS WANTED, be SRAVR FOR THERE YRARS, OR PURING THE WAR Lge d Bisckamiths, Harness Makers, Horse &., wanted, to whom the beat pay will be re. further information, apply to the headquar tors, 286 Grand at, cor eDWARD MURRAY, a ‘AS. F. be a. v1 O10 FARREL, Lieut, Acting Adjutant ™ Ow AT THE Sear or wan Sxnaatt, Lient. ‘RPG! ‘rensee the of the soldiers to 1Q evar, DOLLARS (817) PER A few more riggers, boat builders, ship carpes fers, pontoneors, Dinckmnitha, miners, choppers, lambermen, machiniste, rockmen, Kem baller makers, and rallroaders, will be rece! None but healthy and competent ee Pay, mustered into service and furnished with quarters and rations at onos, Farnilies are taken care of by the authorities, yhadham and Hexlanarters corner C! ‘Chambers ss, York. ‘A few com men, horse-choers, of men, oe guitomed to horace or wagcners, will be recetved in the “PARROTT BATTERY” of six rifled cannon, R.P. PARROTT, of the Weet Poisl Sanity JAM ¥, SMITH, Captain, Enlistment for three years or during the war, oll Hac? 108 MARRIAGE 5 KENWORTHY —CHADSEY.-On. the 14th {nat, ce of the rkde'e father, by the Rev. aries W, Kenworthy, Ea. Mise. Seaursa 3, Ob adeey, only daughter of Cepis &, G. Ch 68 CAROON-On Wedneedny, 2th inst, Kattle, 2 dwix!ter of Jobn and Julie Caroon, aged & yearn 6 mouths and 11d The relatives and friends of the = thowe of ber uncle, John Cooney, lly juvited to attend the funeral, this (Thurstny) after booty 2th inst, at 2 o'clock, from the residence of ber parents, 866 Kast Sth at, ite nd P) tehurgh papers please copy. 86 CABCADEN-On Monday, 204th tnat, ‘Bilsabeth wi low of Alexander Cascade, aged 76 years, Her friends and acquaintances, and thone of ber sons-indaw, Seneca, Alger, Milton and Oliver Ho'son, are reapectfulll ‘Hted to attend the fi acral on Thursday afternoon, 95th Inst, at 1g lock, from the residence of her son-in-law, Wm, W. Geegury, 108 Second eh Brovklyn, late Willlaine- mirgh, CLARK.-On Tuesday, 26th inst, Marin, ih of John Clark, aged 4% years, 8 inopthe mud 13 days The relatives and friends of the family are re gpectfully invited to attend the funeral, Mhuiraday) afternoon, at 9 o'clock, from ber | dence, 296 Ewen «t, Brooklyn, E. D, COBTNER.On the 2th inet, at the resic his daughter Mrs, Conklin. 1:6 First ave, Mr, Wil- Man Coatner, Ha friends are reepecttully invited to attend the fineral, on Fi och « INGHAM—On Wednealay, 27th tnet, Mew. Hannah Cunningham, 9 native cf Killebegs, Co. Donczal, Ireland, aged 76 years, 6 friends and acquaintances of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Fri afternoon, 20th Last, at 1 o'clock, from the resi: of ber son, John Cunningham, 267 Kast 12th a DELANY—On Wednesday, 27th inat, Thomas, eldest son of Patrick wad Catharine Delany, aged 7 years and 3 days, The relatives and friends of the family specttully invited to attend afvernoohs Wth inat, at 2 ¢ dence of his parents, 208 Elizal FLYNN—On Tus ret, eldest daughter are re neral, on Frida fromthe. real ah at 146 morning, 26th Inst, Marga- nes and Rosanna Flynn, in the 24th year of her ‘The funeral will take place from her father's reat- dence, cor, Dh at, and Broadway, on Thursday afternoon, 26th inst, at 1 o'clock, to Cay: Ceme- tary, Her friends aid relatives are respenthully in- vited to attend, MULLIGAN—In Breoklyn, on Tuesday, iy, 26, Mary Mulligan, a native of the Pariah of Sunny County Westmeath, Ireland, in the 73d year of Ler age. Her friends, and thode of her sons James and Nicholas, are reapectfully invited to attend the fune- ral, on Thursday aftern th inst, at 1 o'clock precisely, from St. Peter's Church, cor, of Warren, fod Hicks sti Brook ya, 3 Her renuaius will be taken & Calvary tery terment, if MOLLER—At Hoboken, N. J.,on Monday, 26th inst, of intlan mof the bowela, August Johan, youngest son of Cord and Johanna Moller, aged 1 Year, 2 months and 12 days. The friends and relatives of farnily are re eral, on Thurs: ck, from the reai- ¢ of hin parents, 12 Place, Hoboken, In- terment at Greenwood Cometery, at McINTOSH—On Tuesday morning, 26th inst, at his residence, 245 West 16th st, John Molntosh, in the 60th year of his age. The relatives and frionds of the far iy are rapecttilly invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday afternoon, 28th inst, at 19 o'clock, No Uwctien will be allo 5 od to attend the filneral from the i He, McGOUGH. On Wed malay th insty ry it yearn, "The relatives and frlenda of the famlly are rewpect- fully invited to attend her funeral, this ¢ nom, YSth int, at 1g 0 ence, 214 Went at. RAME—On the 26th inst, after « ling ring me, native of the Parish of Ireland, age 59 years, e plnce from her late rea rooklyn, at 234 o'clock, Saratlgue papers please funeral will 85 Plymouth _ nt nt Flatbunh. copy. NALLEY—On Wednesday morning, efwr slong aid severe illnens, Hester Nalley, the beloved wile of Jarnea Nalley, in the 88th year of her age. relatives und friends of the fuinily are reapect- fully invited to attend the funeral. this (Thursday) afternoon, at 234 o'clock, from 274 Ave. By without further notice, 88 OCONNELB—On the Mtb inst, after a short ill- com, Mary, diughter of Martin and Elisabeth OrComnelle in the 43th year of her ag The friends of the family are reapectfully invited to attend the funeral, tomorrow, at 2 P, M., at 73 Fourth at, 96 O'MULLEN-On Tuesday morning, 26th inst, at jock, Jaines O'Mullen, aged 76 years, His rotnains will be taken from 50 Washington at, t the Church of the A pption, cor. of York and day sts Brooklyn, on Thursday morning, at 9 ck, and thence to Flatbush for interment. The iendy of the family #re respectfully invited to at- tend, ” WEST—On Wednewlay, 27th inst, Uel West, aged T> years, 5 months and day mm. fhineral will take place from his late residence, ave, near Sth st, on Friday morning, 29h, ‘The relatives and friends of the family pectfully invited to attend, without further no- Hin’ retains will be taken to Greenwood aetery for interment, 0 o'elk, BOARD AND ROOMS, i—A FEW MEN CAN BE AC- modated with board from $3 to #3 00 per week, at 264 East 10th st, 24 Wactl2a STRANGERS NOTICE—A_COMFORTA- bed and 4S” ble bed and good cup of caffe, 120 breakfast, 200,; single roma, 12 and 1 two, 10c, ench.; married persen nA are comfortable and newly carpeted, at Wiltshire House, 106 Franklin st, noar West Brow lway iT Sdacth PUBLICATIONS, &c. ILLINERS, DRESSMAKE erg, daughters, aud lu MOTH. ys will be \ lig TE ONB, now rely, large 1 Baath m Plates, valuable inform fullestZed Patterns. on Magazine with a valuable premtui Published at 474 Broad: T at full-sized C Zoe Jacket Patterns are slone worth ove Do not fail to send for it, Bplendid induce for agenta to canvas, crit LOST AND FOUN O8T—STRAYED FROM 84 AVE, DEPOT Loat—? white dow Pigs, tails cut short, A lib- eral reward will be paid for the information leading t their recovery, by JOSEPH O'NEILL, Olxt atreet, near 8d avenue, A Boy was seen driving them away, 28 8119 8T—ON SUNDAY MORNING, NOY. 4th, a black and tan terrier dog; answers w the Lad of BILLY, The finder will recelve $6 re- word by returning the dog to MYKON PERRY, 606 Broadway, aT 10d Bean bel ‘on Thursday evening, Nov, 25th, at Covenant Hall, 08 Orchard st, J, B. RWING, President, RB. H, SMITH, Sec, maT 2101 —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_——— GENERAL NOTICES, and of our army, HOLLO" preventive bute . oy WOOD—OAK AND PINE, AT 20 cents for ten or more ‘boxes ; ‘and ends a ge oenia. riday afternovn, Wth inat, at 1239 pelea PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENTS BMPLOYMENT Males, BUSINESS CHANCES. SNS | Ne | Basxum: 8 AMERICAN MUSEUM— FUR gurzEss WANTED—A FEW MEN IOnERY AND NEWSPAPER the business weil ; will find on he ios the whole winter, Apply at 26T poy and newspaper more for sale, doing » TREAT AG BN ! i & Fare chance for s man with a aml! THANKSGIVING DAY! ce Broaden ys tip stairs, _— satinfactory reasons given for onllag. Apply THANKSGIVING DAY! GLovE MAKERS WANTED—FOREMAN eth. 26T Ave A. al THANKSGIVING DAY! R SALE—THE EXCHANGE OFFICE pi the bar of the Westehester House, to cut gloves and mittens; one that understands THAN) IVING DAY! THANRAGIVING DAY! bis busiuees thoroughly ean find employment at wor Broadway, up ——————————— | on the corner of Brov he Bowery, For ‘The glorious cld holiday of New Begland. and by | QEVERAL FLANNEL SHIRT CUTTERS | terms, apply at tive o F and 9 West ith at; to oe, wanted —Also 8 competent perm 40 take in | will be ould at a berg nye eto ad THY GREAT FESTIVE DAY OF THE brent ! 2 Duane at, THE GREAT FESTIVE DAY OF Ht THE GREAT FESTIVE DAY OF THE NATION! THE GREAT FESTIVE DAY OF THE NATION! THE GREAT FESTIVE DAY OF THE NATION! pt GREAT FESTIVE DAY OF THE NATION! IK GREAT FESTIVE DAY OF THE NATION! | — THE QGRBAT FESTIVE DAY OF THE NATION! THE GREAT FESTIVE DAY OF THE NATION! | KERS-WANTED—A MAN TO ance on bread and cake: to a sober, GROCERY FOR SALE—TAE STORE BE. + ives 80th and A1at street, in Tth ave nd buiainena: the rent of wtore and fixtur Tow. For sale for abou oth Teagons, please ap SOih ate for n few doy TN. 0c Mendy an sor thorough workinan, bere. wages Paid, Apply 18T Grand at. @ FORTHE ath U. SIN. ‘The day on which the peopiry the wHoLe people, ore at Foot Hato N.Y) | GUROCERY STORE FOR SALE—THE GIVE THANKS FOR THEIR BLESSINGS, spel a St M. McE. oYnoan ri store corner of Fleet and Willoughby streets, GIVE THANKS FOR THEIR BLESSINGS, wi Brooklyn, including stock, fixtures, horse, wagon, Sth Infantry, Rooruiting officer | Ld 116 1196 GIVE THANKS POR THEIR BLESSINGS, and old and young, grave and gay, master and ser ‘vant, mistress and maid, unite in making it A DAY OF JOY AND REJOICING, A DAY OF JOY AND REJOICING, and lease of house, Reason for selling—death of vr. Apply to JAMES CAREEN, Tz Pine st, N. ¥., ELIX GALLAGHER, on the promises or 18 Court at for two days, py cate ARatictesinis Sich ea ANTED—A COLORED MAN AS gtoom, He must be betwoon Bf and 4 yours Weight not ex soding ae ale oF Be : i a; must be a vide wd etrit : frative board Vy We fnily alter ‘Wt alee ks we | obtid te cere of horens produce the beat t Hom § sut0k: mG Sit P 1. BE SOLD SEEK AMUSEMENT AND RECREATION, — | bd Dds tg fl te ghagn nalineam " Wilh 8 large cial and Wotss be Us selling oxi where the trials aud troubles of life are forgotten, | antees. A thin WHO gave SUbineties oher aie ngs v190 J montha’ trial would be sure of a good permanent ani JOY AND REJOICING RENEW THE LIFE AND SPIRIT. Private atab fer decoy pea, BARNUM'S MUSEUM baw lc but THIN TERR CT In DOUNLY ao, Eve: mK ntietng inedviate TWheral ot Se Pere arar eer A. WATERBURY HAS THIS DAY vee eo “fle Rs a wt | We TED—A SMART, HONESE LAD BE, 20, 1561) left my beta tute cies 1 and 17 in an i I there H GhOwIO'S HOLUpAY |e debts of her contracting. 'N.B, WATERBURY A GLORIOUS HOLIDAY ie pet. A GLORIOUS HOLIDAY Vs TED—CUTTERS ON MILITARY AVAL—U. 8. SLOOP OF WAR LE- for all ages and clases, ‘To this end, not only haa Apply at 108 Chambers VANT—Tho widows, orphana, and hetra at Law every quarter of tue globe been iiade ty coutribute | gt Mee of the officers, anctuen and marines serving on board ite novelty to gratify curtosity, but the U.S, ship Levant, can receive information of ATARIOUS DRAMA !f THE DRAMA! "THE ANTED—IANDS ON MILITARY Panis | great importance, by seldroming 8. V. NIL fi ate {n all ft thrilling interest ‘and altractive, features, | V —Apply ob of the General Land Office) “Military an Ml be rade to contribute tothe entertainment and | nos gett 102 Chaibers at, up atatre, | Agency,” Washington City, Db, O. na? ‘ele wment of via ‘ 3 CENTS REWARD—WILEREAS MY oD wit, ANN TIUNT, has lef my Louse and sold y 6 Without my permiasion, I fore voring her or giving ber an JOHN HUNT, nas 2116 ENDID DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES | IC PERFORMANCES | REFORM ANCES ! WASTED—Two GOOD COAT ITANDS: © work in the tore, Conmtunt eoaplogro ont and liberal wages will be given, 197 3 Brooklyn. n \ TANTED—A YOUN vit MD DRAMATIC P IAN ABOUT SIX. of the moat interrating and amusing character, will fern years of nies wanted! to walt on privat ie arves heat sunper room; one that hie Knowledga¢ WoUR!! corving prefrrred. Apply at th Mayen Tt HOUK!! HOUR! | id ret How R Cwo Shilling Advertisements! | Enat of Bi mo. Hours r {OPARTNERSHIP~ HERETOFORE i 97 Two line advertisements inserted under thir OPARTS Dh ‘ tour tt nied for Square of a dollar, ( toa paca of LAWRENCE & TE the entire day and inxs by the entir nr rn na ge or ee ENCE will con ¥) the first commencing at 103g o'clock 1 re al cof the most TERESTING AND FASCINATING PIECES which the dramatic catalgue braces, have bee, pelected, including those super favorite of the pub: Me THE ANGI OF MIDNIGHT! THE ANGEL OF MIDNIGHT! ‘ THE ANGEL OF MIDNIGHT! that elegaut and much-admired domestic Seoond ay A BOY TO WORK IN LIVERY STABLE— at Ra at, bet @d and dd avenve 5 Y RUBBER AT Jou Smee w aka, a dr is the Heat and most Re BAKER WANTS EMPLOY, A yenre Inat plac HARVEST HOME! “30, int HARVE: . A. Gorton, 81 rd perfect enemy to the Dentiat, ws it keepa the Teeth beside several others « vtand interest, and Guia th perfect health, and we guarantee thut The following curios yeon exhibition at bothing injurhou te used i Wea inking, Don't fal all hours to give it m trial, om co that it will give WHALE, BOAkDGENT A AND Wii Tethcs satiaraetion,” Nl samo at excaleciy artele WHALE, Kents $3 a w ON Powery, 7 for Bad Breath. To be bad at 46 Sovth Becond at, waite {CTING pes LAW BUSINESS AT- Williamabtirgh, at 26 cents per pot, ns 6 WHALE, eet terial & Washi. n?06° | WTACKEREL, SELECTED FOR FAMILY 1, Ba wHAL 4 Bee card of G. O. MOUMK, 16 Wall wt, oO ar94 | 200 lay 1001 for wale at low ROSE, wholesale dealer in fink and provisions, 223° Waahinghou sty near Barclay. 128 9123. LIVING WHALE, [)OGS FOR SALE —2 FEN 5 from the coast of Labrador, 15 fret long, D Ie Mera DASA Rte nas eee & tan terriers, Address R. H, box 982 Sun. .7t* SWIMMING IN HIS LAK NK, TRMAN'RRINEDAIATIO ARR TIITT AID THE LIVING HIPPOPOT AN FFURMAN'S RIEUMATIC ANNITILATOR r. THE LIVING HIPPOPOTAM 12 cents ; cor. Sth ave. and 24th . OO hath ie tor ® LIVING HIPPOPOTAM SURNISHED APPLY J RPENTI alloa, THE LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS, Put ee moOus TO psalien inioin quanti amit ig ae ! LIVING *POPOTAMU! *Uiht SEWERS 1 70 SE ” bai ; THE LIVING (appoporaM Ue [FUR SEWERS WANTED—T0 SEW AND | neeoreo Maldon Lane, from the River Nile in Fyypt, the only animal of the stitch robes, at 185 South Sth at, Willianaburgh, - -- ind ever in America, aul. there e greatert | CURE FROM 14 TO16 YEARS, TO MIND curiosity, Gunter noe herself usefidl, IST Grand at, AUCTION NOTICES. 200 EDUCATED WHITE RATS, which perform a variety of tricks very ainusing children, LARGE SPECKLED BROOK TROUT, the finest ever seen. The MAMMOTIE GRIZL BEAR SAMSON, MONSTER SNAKES, MAMMOTIL TURTLE, Grand Aquri with living Fish. beside a vat mult want of apace alone forbida t beheey bundreda of th wide from every 4 glob ‘Admission to all, 26 ota, ; Children under ten, 15, AND BALL—A MATCH OF HAND BALL will be played on Thanksgiving day, at the ball alley of THOMAS COOK, No. 178 York street, Brooklyn, between T. COOK and RK, CALHOL against R. MURPHY and J. DUNN, for $20 4 ah Gikis WANTED—TASSEL MAKERS EX- perienced in netting moulds, 20 Barclay at.n96,3 VOR STORE FOR SALE wuire s28 Wes me ‘vot it, CTION NOTICE—LARGE SALE OF A furnite re, this day, CPivurs iy, No, 48 Went 16th mat al bles chalrs, * EEORS, Vana curtain shaded, patotings, «lh clans, ry. mllverware, fer.s nlon havetnent atv kltel on utensila, FP. LEMON, Auctioneer. 18 [saac D, AARON, AUCT'R—IOHN LEVI- BON will sell the entire fixtures of a first clamw clothing store, shelving, counters, glass show o: deni, tron maf, dey on the premlson 354 Bhawery,, on Saturday morning, Nov, 90, at 10\¢ o'clock, 6 WELLER’, 142 Broadway, i (LLER’'S OPERA HAIR TONIC—10 oe aale at 46 South $d wt, Williamaburgh, MES. 3. BEACH, AGENT FOR DR. ZELL'S A Remedy, Apply st 214 Bighth avo, NERVovs 1 DISEASES CURED BY DR. ZELL'S remedy the game to be played at 1 P.M. ny’ * v TLLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTION EER— NATIONAL MUSIC TIALT, QUERATORS ON W. & W. MACHIN at 1094 otclouks, the louse nhocke ana ative of ne Late Chatham Theatre, J take work unt, alm ruftlers, 94 & 100 Franalin, | Inege Hquor ator #100 Kant ath nity © fae counters, 8 beer pumps, copper 1 of pure gin, French mporite, whiskey uno one bay hore, ns Bis") THANKSGIVING DAY TWO GRAND PE! OY FRCOAT MAK TWO GRAND 9 CLARKE, 114 Willd ‘MROKER'S TICKETS BOUGHT OF My wateh deo, TT Bleecker at. 028 4°11 4, aa AND HIS GREAT FEAT OF KNIFE THROWING, &e —TA P. TO IRELAND, Aloo THE GRE MANY, iochuticg: aulnuce to draw drafts, as they HOB HART, ASHTON, ROGERS, tlie pant 26 years. Thea wishing MADIGAN, STARK, : remit md het frleridn ' ‘ Dick Matthews, W. N. Bmith, Duverney, Abeooo, denis for 6 Paul Berger, F, Spear, Misses Walby, Jolawon, and Ly ty No, 89,no00r dd ny Whelply rahe, pi 176 FOX & CURRAN, Proprietors, A MAN BY THK -_ _ 1 work work, 40 Weat Lith « JOMS Wiiit Sib S het, near Tt EMPLOYMENT—Females, JT OOK FOL DE RS—50 BOOKFOLDERS wanted, Ap ly at T. Ro DAWLEY 9, 40 and 82 Contre at Friday morning. 17 CORSET BAISTER WANTED — AN EX perlenced hand may apply for mowly work, try letter to Box 1.079 Powt Office, oe in beraritto Mr LENGRIDGE, 69 Sullivan at, after 7 o'clock, even: ing. nat 1 , FOR LONDON—SAILS SATUR- v. Wth,the packet ship HEMISPHERE, 110 Kast River, For passage ia necond w rates, or draf # on aby part of Kayland Apply & TAPSCOTT & CO., 86 8 uth nat 8112 po” HoOoOTMAK i work i To! "I-A LARGE STORE AS Re Ag GROCER? aod liquor, or too butcher, Go, 192 Kant 19 a ‘TO LET—STORE, Vase “FRONT AND BACK also fixtures for sale, 164 Cherry #t TEAM BOIL HANDS, WANTED HD TO MAKE NAVY | -GoniaCliE DROPSONLT 15 OTS TER | ims d”or din Riemann wank ise heady emoplaymens. Sat, Ty be Had 48 Hotth dt Willams 4 day, Ab9 Henry at, up ~ —— AUNDRESS WANTED — AN EXPERI- enced bad t jron ladies and gentler iinew collars by machine; none others need ap at 119 Franklin wt, 1 ED—AT 192 PACIFIC ST., Bre girl for general housewerk, REAL ESTATE. y ANTE] )—A GOOD PIANO PLAYER COTTA\ FOR SALE OR Tf KE PAPER BOX MAKER WANTED—A GOOD Apply 16 Greene st, after 10 A.M, niT 2172 corner of Couper and Wye SA n SG i ht wording girl, well recommended, “Apply 113 PED—0Q;PANT FINISHERS—AP. | MY 0 Bversreons—4 Lota of Ground, choke grape Walker st, up atalrs, SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS, BAIST- D ERS AND BUTTON HOLE WORKERS, ARE WANTED, ON MILITARY CLOTHING, ALPLICATION MADE ON BATURDAY, vines, staal! frult #uch a4 raspberries, strawberries, uurranty, and Lawton blackberries, dee. easy. Inquire of 8. J. ni6 O*109 A +_ nat, Terns ‘ART, 398 Pourl wt, TED—GOOD OPERATORS: wewing towchine, at 287 Division a n Sing- at) JANTED—A CHEST of G parpaniee’ + Tools. NY PERSON WISHING TO OBTAIN A M NOV. 80, Address, with price, box 1.591 P, 1 | £2 house st Loy tu 8 gona Loxton worth $1,200, ¥ paying outhly, with ty 0 WILL SECURE A PERMANENT POSITION \ ANTED—10 GIRLS 70) FINISH cits wil call at BP. DAYS ott Se, oor Der Ban ave MUNSON & CO. at 1d 16th at, South Brooklyn. nT 4°14 139 WCEDAR SL, For SALE FINE LITTLE HOME- ntead farm, containing 55 acres with good Wes. 1K i Gooxk wag RILFICIAL WANTE ‘D—F. §. MILLS & CO. WANTS rN Apply at 11 Third 2% youl clowkinakers, None but those who can do first claat retail work neod apply, ‘Ty those who do fine work the highest wages will be given. Apply at 842 Broadway, up. stairs, i V ANTED—A stands laying William st, up stairs, WASTED—G00D © LOAK HANDS—AL- FLOWER MA tt Keyport, 70, part MALCOLM Monmouth county, anh, RL WHO UNDER- » gold leaf, Inquire nt 14s (0, BN TILLARY St, apes in, wall to ferries ‘inp ab ; ly at the Property 4 of ” ho can bring their ow ne — —— — i chines, "any WR, OLDENSILAY ’ tae wl ih W ANTED. ART Be bh 8 to Sell French jemite Och at, i eaiks Jeong epmtcales das? PILE MOMESTEAD IMPROVEMENT 200 MONNET FRAME MAKERS WANT. | WANTED =A BOY TO DRIVE: \ Howse aul | A oy ate uit, 190 Building t wiven ¢h A fow apie — 7 = Pe ate [AN JaNtep—a MILLINER WANTED —AT , President, rr EW yop tay HEEL FANTED. ) RENT PAYI 2 STORY a VVANTED=A GOOD JOURNEYMAN Cone [4 revere pa cree Tear tree Lae broth A Mee etioner. Apply Division at ug $10 per month for T yourns dev xiven on revel st fanily to dow work or ch ANTE b COI AR IRONER TO WORK Purchase weney. Apply te she ufice of 1) C, Alii oe ox call ab 198 Meat oh up sealte test, W cn the 12 Washers, 453 Brondway DANIELS, oor 6th ave andl 14th ab, Brooklys " BUTTON HOLE WARDS Brion ore Was EDA GOOD DRE BBMAREL AT 42 jwiivon at; bone but 4 \ TANTED—SHIRT BU WLC OPE to work otity at 41 Walker aty up stair . STPGL. FOUN MAKERS WET NURSE—A YOUNG MARRIED nny oh) at ita birth, roown home, at at, bot T 6) JAKER WHO UNDERSTANDS THE al branches of his business, and has been ed to the charge of we ate a situa tion either in city or country. ve firat rate. Tro LEY, PARTMENTS TO LET—C SONSISTING | Ob with one or two rooms, baviug ee; rents from #4 60 1 ses, 8 Is at 85 Frowt at, Willi aud 4 pressme TS WITH WATER renté—at No. LMT and 149 Ladlow Acldrené or call on RICHARD EDWARDS, 512 ANTED AN AMERICAN BARK oti 159 tnd D8) Ba 619 Fourth Bixth ave, 8 for « Ladivs' Boarding house, 19 How Go Vinh a tt) Winils ats 800 Minuto 100. and 18 nner —erenme—mmenredl Weber th ves ’ CASES WANTE: East 12th nt, 200 Kast 1bth at, and 200 PL MIDDLE AGED AMERICAN WOMAN § 6 COUNTER SHOW CASES WANTED Ayrly at 186 Piewt ave, cor. Sth ate wante @ situation as housekecper, Apply 216 Ott nt, Jersey City, for 8 days, Prat $130, WILE, BUY A SPLENDID Mai ob) 6 top Villard table, at 98 64h ave. not APARTMENTS TO LET—NO, 97 THOM Hon ut, Ist floor through, consisting of 3 rooms COAL, and beck rons in fl and a shorleas wil be divided _ to #uit tenants, Apply to OAL NO een TRASH OR NO ARTICLES FOR SALE, 308 Broadway. ys Be108 but fil mic of Sta e stustan | POR SALE VERY LOW—\ SPLENDID BAKERY TO LeT_IN NOWTII Tu, NEXT foivure of the whole hi best Peach Orchard saddle horae, for Indy oF we utleman, os PO ah ay Willlamabrg. ‘A large umount of fv th coal in the city, delivered in good order, ft stable 7 Koat 18th at, mily baking done—good oven and store, Will be oie yards lower corner and Green- lot irom the iret of ‘next. taunt’, ab the iow rent of Bocsorah oh sores I ‘Bowery. HORE FOR @ALE A GRAY HORSE, 16 ears Cpa Red of Ra {3 Sh he TTHEW retail hands high, #u! 8 cart or or Pottery taping auton oo af Mootle aay heavy Work ; cam Ve sooa af $99 Mediqon #4, 49 art NEW YORK SUN. THURSDAY MORNING, NOV. 2, 1961- Nov, 9..7 1 au 24 | 451 ory Nov, ..7 2 48 43 5 68 Nov, 80.07 al 483 B20 | 6 oF CITY N NEWS. THAN KeGIVING Dar. —Tha ‘observance of Thankagiving will, no doubt, be more general this year than on other occasions, In the Ca- tholic Churches the only services will be cole- bration of High Mass, Tho Episcopalian Charches will observe tho day asa high foati- val,and sermons suitable to the occasion will be delivored at all the churches of this denomina- tion. Donation visits will be paid to the Home for the Friendless, Newsboys’ Lodging Howe and Five Points House of Industry, and all the places of amusemont will be open afternoon and evening. The day will alvo by observed at the military and naval stations in this vicinity. Work will ye stiepended at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, and the regular soldiers will have a better dinner than usual Anneat or ALivorn See asstontets. —Two forlorn looking men were brought to the police headquarters and locked up for safe keeping last evening, who are charged with being socession- jonists, and are to be taken to Fort Lafayette. They came from Michigan in charge of a youth. ful looking U.S. Marshal, who was taken witha fit of ague when asked to furnish the particulars for the newspapers, ‘The names of the suppo- sed recessionists are to be withheld until the Marshal receives instructions from Washington Tuarksanvine at Bansess.—The adver tisement of Thank«giving attractions at the American Museum in another column, bears witnes to the determination of Mr. Barnum to do his part to increase the general joyfulneas of the day. Realizing the impomibility of peo- plo's travelling in these troublesome times he has brought the wonders of the earth to our very doors, and induced the sea to disclose its mysteries to usas the longest voyage could never His living whale still keeps a spouting, and the Amphibuous Hippopotamus has forgot- ten the pleasures of the Nile, in hia determina- tion to keep up the attractions of which how- over be forms but a single item in a programms too long for onumeration, Fires, Inquesta, Accidents, &e Coroner Jackman concluded an inquest in- quest in the case of Floyd M. Brown, who, a few days ago, was found lying dead in tho utter, in 26th street, between 6th and 7th . Verdict—'! Death by injuries at 8 of some person or pervous unknown.” ANoTHen Swixpie.—Capt. Ackin, a portly gentleman residing at New Brunswick, N.J., was swindled out of $50, yesterday, by a couple of scamps whom he met near the Greenwich Bank, one of whom pretended that he wantel The He buy a pair of oxen from the other, Capt. was induced to ler f the ae $54, to, mako change, on receiving whigh tled'and escaped. Cuanax ov Pensury.—Gustavus Baylies, a house agent in Pine street, was arrested yoater- day charged with perjury, in swearing falsely while testifying in a suit in which R. Smith Clark was plaintiff and Chas, Birdsall defendant, Ho was taken before Justice Brennan and held to await examination, Military and ‘Naval Movements, A new arvin of cartridges, in which the operation of biting off the paper is dispense | with, has just been invented and at once ac- cepted by the Governinent, The butt-end of tho cartridge is made of a composition which ignites instantancously from the cap, ant is also completely water proof. A ORNERAL ORDER was issued on Tuesday by Aulj. ( Tillhouse, and received at this depot yesterday, calling for an unlimited number of men, according to the exigencies of the service, th the plan of forming the regiments to be the same at governing the last levy, with the excep- tion that greater strictness is’ to be obsery the appointment flicers, Ture Nextt Rearment of Cavalry, from this state, Col, J. Beardsley, passed through here yesterday on their way to Washington, The ment is composed of 900 men, all first clase talions with field lonel—John Beardsl i ¥ Majors—W, Sackett, - Nichole ‘and J. McLean Knox. MPANIES of regular U. 8. troops here on Monday last, from Cali- fornia, left for Washington yesterday by the New Jersey Railroad, Tur 63p This Recrmeyt, Col, Enright, in expected to leave for Washington today, A Panrnor Gun, capable of throwing a 100- pound shot to a distance of five miles, was brought here yesterday, from West Point, ané will be imm« diately forwarded to Fortress Mon- roe. Tur Fuxp in aid of the [rish Brigade 8 to $4,000, . H.W. Hennece, of this city, has been e-camp to Brigadier-General t, now at Hilton Head, 8. C., with fin now “BROOKLY Tuanksorvixe Day.—The indications are that the day will be generally observed, in ac- cordance with the proclamation of the Governor of the state and the Mayor of tho city. churches will all be open for moruing services. The Base Ball grounds will be occupied by the clubs in playing scrub matches or contasts be- tween first and s ‘Tho Washing Skating Club will a with a handsome tlag to float at the top, ‘ounda, corner of Sth Avenue and f The skating are 1 atroet. which ix enclosed in a pickot fence, embraces about ten acres, where the fim- ilies of members fear of annoyan Washington's old head- quarters, near the grounds, is to be transformed into a club-bouse, and fitted up for the comfort and conven! eof the members, Several en- gine companies will visit New York to partici- pato in the match to come gif in West Broad way, WILLIAMSBURGH. A Tuasksoryisa Dixxer.—The children connected with the Williamsburgh Industrial 1 will be treated to a Thanksgiving dinner , atthe Odeon, The benevolent people of urgh” have made ample provision for the n, but will be happy to receive from the charitably inclined, contributions for the future wants of the little ones, voseD LxceNDIABY Free.—At 10 o'clock eaday night a fire was discovered in a nement house, No, 85 North 4th street, It was extinguis ore much damage war Margaret McEvoy and Eliza Daily e arrested on the complaint of Fire Marshall on suspicion of setting tire to the pre- frame JERSEY CITY, THANKSGIVING Seryicrs,—Services will be held today, in Jersey City, at 11 A. M., in the First Presbyterian Church, Washington street, sermon by Rev. Win, Cochrane, in the Third Reformed Duteh Chureb, Hamilton Square ; sermon by Rev. F. R. Dunn, in the aype street Reformed Dutch Chureh 5 sermon Rey. P, D. Van Cleef, in the ional Ve de i. Church, Grand street ; sermon by Holmes, in the York ress M. E. Church ; ser- mon at 104 o'clock, A. M., by Rev, Wm, P, Corbit ; in the Trinity Episcopal Chureh, "ser mon by Kev. ‘Robert Travis, ye FINANCIAL, t : eee : = sgggeegegyt A3z Et Z.cSessieiseiessezesasss8. Hud, do do 1000 Gal. &C. 1M. 08g do Chi & RL B. 98 do. x Bk. 90 Harlem oN Cd Mich, x * “ t bot M.S. & cee fF Tm. Con, Cle. Col, do Cle. & Tel. 1360 do s do do 3 aR. do s Cen. do & 1000 U8. 6a, * ep 93 160 Mo, 6a, do 0m) do. do 1000 Olito 6m, "60; do 2000 Ky. 64... 7 do 8000 Erie Sth Mo. 2) 70 Brie R.. 9000 N. 1a. tat M.. 88 Erte Pr. 2000 TH. de Ala M 31 Hud. Ry, B. 18 Park Bank..... 96) = 2000 C. & N.W.1M, 83 80 Mechanica’ Bk. 6 Bk, Commerce, poe ue o s P| = “ee, TH, Gen, R. Bp : = Cle. & Tol, Chen iL wig 3 0 business t the 1 ' since elng pled although there tes a ‘hange in prices of any Govern ment stocks are quiet, but on the whole Ov gon War Loan fell off 13g por e otcke are dull but steady, Spina a cent « whale North Carolinas are firm ot Money in very easy today for a tations, Prime paper a oe ry 6's@7 per cent, The fo eye very quiet today. Oa Lo the closing rate for firat-olaws bankers’ was 10055, ‘On ‘change today the flour market waa lover, with «a moderate demand for home ccmaumption, Wheat wae oue, a molerate juent for export. reclined one cent per bushel. Pork was tive, Beef in good request, and Lard firm with good demand, i 22° g & x i bie j ii i i i i j E Sy mat ia London, un ibe i vexpost % 1 Be ‘Theobald, for Klwell & Ga Bacnersidas York, Land amy vara; Black Winds for Re (BTMAMeITTPS— velty, harm for + Feney, german my Sk ver, N “Rit B-A al " a hy ins sities cs ak BoA Bin aa ie wh, GF Balley; W Et il, Plymouth, Edmiston Brosg i St Marc, Breit, fon & Co, 100) W Benediet, Ellis, vt JW MeKoe; Ann Gibeo rage one = Denar arn, hy FG Parker: Pinte Ms tw, of Wales, Hobe yene, Danan Potter & Co; Prince Dro int au Petre, Guad, Metcalf Hh pe Miller, Canienan, uUdIaCA De Wott, talt vetity Bartarie, Cindad Bolivar, Z Strattan, Steel » Philadelphia; RH © lan, Colt Bangor, ‘ard P Buck @ Co. Lion, for Brows Francis Ann, Ce Provincetown: M Bette et Be MeKre; © Wilcox, McFad oe, Grae Je: 8 raph, Allen, New lett, Hyannla; RC A Ward, Edi (i Hentom @ Bona; White Cloud, Lei dia Aan, Weaver, Balt : : tle Slvight; Ann, Wajlace, Racen ueera aes bs 4 by. Huawardy, Clarkes FON Monson Pea LL ‘Shaler, ‘ericklend, Et a on ro ead socal. by map, do, SLOOPS-Pointer, Nichola, Bristel, Clo, Noreutt, Tannton; JE Vaile, vay New HS Racket ARRIVED. Traub lis, Dougherty, ‘Belttmonas i iid iil [ii STVAMBHIPS— wit mdse to Wm Dalsell, Bu Siviwr, Adare, = 'do™® dow” Wg com fae Williams, Providence, with mdae te ito jp, Wilson, ‘Trenton, N J, with mdse to Was Blover, Philadelphia, with mdas to Lopar mephiiie, Wwe es steam transport] Grumley, Lo- vist Point. tat bey Phos a te ailen, Philadelphis, with mdee Jeu kin wo ; oe ‘ancte voor, Teeny | mulae te ‘ qi s1UP8—Jcln L Dimmick, Harward, verpool Ovt with eat FO ) bpd 11) passed ship r olay (new. of Boston) Dr 16 days in ballast to B Aor 'Lindsey, of Providence, from Havana 16d bet with fruit te the master, 17th off Key win bearded by U8 ahlp WG Oo) t W © Rogers, who _{nformed us aha +) bored the privatecr Peauregard Nov If ne Bat ame Chasnel, 100 miles east from the the Edmund Dwight, Nickerson, of from Had hy the mate ~sppelaisiones Orleaniy Be lle Liverpool Oot It with mdeg De a T Frost de i8—J Co om J ree, aw 18 days a Wher, Ba PW) 26 days, witht ith, Jones & Co, jane Elliott, of Beverly BC HOONERS— Martha fravn dagua 14h Iomk With wiper to the master —. Left, bark Indian Queen, Tenney, for N York air Joba Stroud, Jobnmimy do next pay orig Wed U's. r'r, do do, ld of Prince Edward Island, from » 5) days with mahogany to Thom ¥ 14 Off Cape Pear, was boarded. wt Amanda, Lieut Goodwin, and, - The B, bad heavy weather the passage, arlotte d& Minerva Jones, Aspinwall at Hed heavy N w sre manage, \dgeport, Romlout for Boston. i ety Blackbiira, fim Bhiladelphias wo my bound to New London- Compromise, Andrews, Odessa, Del, @ daye, witht to Benjamin N Fox & Co, Marian, Church, Millville, with wood, JF Doughty, Leeds, Abssoime do Surah EB Jones Jones, Providence for! Telsdeighing izabethport, bound M8 Partridge, Hix, El ceney, Malet (hr Be fa Ligaay CO 1 port @ da; “sit al fo Irvin he Nelaon, Nelson, Bridgs Lites O'Brien, Savanna la 20 days, logwood. Vantapel, Avery, Cold Springs, wih ammunition: =3 Bes aoe ots Sry ‘Tortugas, via awyer, fe Fi Kiy West Nay 16, SLOOra—Sicoming Youths Ml Ghdasstongus BELO’ ) lus, Thompson, Hla . § nl Sine Sip Sah Spragua, coped sa ele hae; Glove samete Wm Kib J pirpeathy grtes, Plymouth; ip