The New York herald. [volume], November 21, 1857, MORNING EDITION, Page 5, Image 5

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The Woodman (W.
A CAKU.
Hie publication of Mr. Wooduuiu'u card hu presented
an appropriate occasion for a statement to the public ou
tny part which I Lave long desired to make, 111 order that
I might refute the innumerable calumnies that have been
promulgated in reference to lite m> t ailed il New York.
Hotel Scandal." My acquaintance with Mm. Woodman be
Kan in Paris, in October, My constant visits and at
tentiorm to her prior to the 16th of August lust hod always
been not alone countenanced by, but scoininuly agreeable
to Mr. W. After an absence of about a year Mr. W. re
turned to l"aris on the ii;id of July, 1 H56, and during hi.;
may I wait always u wolcomo guest at his apartments, and
?was constantly invito by him to join bis family in tho
visit#, excursions and amusements which make up tho or
dinary lifo of strangers in that gay capital. They left
I'arui for the United Platen ou the 28th of August I sailed
from Southampton on my return to America on tho 12th
.of tho following month, consequently could not
jMMsihly have managed, as Hated in tho IHbunr, October
7 , "to eutrap Mrs. W. into h correspondence which
pot into my hand." a aeries? of letteni compromising her."
On bit return to New York, in October, lHf.5, tho rela
tion* between Mr. and Mrs. W. and myself continued;
there wu no Becrcsy about them for none was required.
In November, 1855, the Woodmans left New York for the
South. In January, isftft, I went to New Orleans, and re
mained until May; while thoro 1 lodged in tho same notel,
fiat next them at table, was a constant visitor in their
apartment*?, with the full knowledge and consent of Mr.
W. , and so far from ever liaviug the slightest caus? to
imagine my relations to his family objectionable to him, I
had every reason to supjiose quit* the contrary. In
August, Mr. and Mrs. W. came North. I visited th.'m, a*
before, and accompanied them by invitation to Newport.
That year Mr. and Mrs. Woodman went South iu October. I
Joined them in New Orleans iu February, 1857, and re
mained until April, as usual, at the same leHel. On the
31st of May last, having occasion to visit Washington, ou
my way there I stopped in Philadelphia, at the Oirard
House, where Mr. nud Mrs. Woodman had been staying. I
called upon Mrs. Woodman then, as well as upon my way
buck from Washington to New York. On 15th August last
I v united Mrs. W. at the New York Hotel and was received
most kindly. There were two other persons in Mrs. W.'s
rooms at the time ? Mr. W.'s nephew and another ? both
of whom Htioti left. In about an hour and a half after their
de|>arture some one knocked at Mrs. W. 'a parlor door, and
upon its being opened Mr. W. rushfd in and handled Mr*.
Woodman very roughly, bo much so that she screamed;
and he, with Bowie Unite and revolver in hand, siroro that
be would kill either Mrs. W. or myself. Anxious to avoid a
scene and the talk which might ensue if Mrs. W's. outcries
?continued, I shoved Mr. W. aside, as he says, and lelt
without being shot or even shot at. As toon as practica
ble Mr. W. followed me; but as thero were aa yet no spec
tators, he has only to blame himself and his foolish pub
licatioua for the sraudal which ensued. Leaving the hotel
I returned to my homo, from which, by the by (notwith
standing all that ha* been said to the contrary), I have not
been absent an entiro day sinco. I cxpcctou, of courso,
|o bear from Mr W,( but wa<j disappointed.
Ob to IWi of AufiUst Mr. Woodman, accompanied by
^Mr. C. !? Thomas (Mrs. W.'s brother), left town for 1'hila
delphia ? (toe former to ransack Mrs. W.'s trunks and ap
propriate their contents, even to her clothing, which h*.l
been loft in Philadelphia ? the latter gentleman to escort
some Ladies on to Virginia. Upon Mr. W.'s return to this
city, be requited a gentleman in whom ho thought proper
to confide, without having had any previous acquainUbca
?with him, to call on mo and endeavor to persuade me to
give up Mrs. W.'s letters. Mr. Woodman stated to this
gentleman that Mr. C. L. Thomas suspected something was
wrong before going away , but that he (Mr. W.) had al
lowed Mr. Thomas to leave town witho'U informing
him of what had occurred. In the course of the day
the gentleman with whom Mr. W. had conferred
called upon me, conveyed Mr. W.'s wishes, and was
authorized by me to state that no letters from Mrs. W.
<o me were in existence. My reason for saying so
waa that Mr. W. , as 1 was iuformed from tho samo
wished the letters to aid bim iu obtaining a
divorce On the 21st and 22d of August I received two
bote* from Mr- Woodman, stating that she was closely
oenflned, and that it would be impossible to describe Mr.
W.'s unkindness and cruelty to her, and informing me
that Mr. W. was willing to unito with hor in proceeding*
/or a divorce ill would marry her. I answered both
these note? immediately, offering to do everything asked.
Soon after this I was told, by the gentleman already al
luded to, that Mr. W. knew of these two last notes being
written to me by Mrs. W.; and thus perceiving the object
be bad in view in favoring the plan suggested in them, I
readily understood why my answers never reached Mrs.
W 's hands Tho atlldavit attributed to Mrs. Woodman,
recently published, was gotten up on the 1st September,
while Mr. Woodman was constantly with Mr*. W. at No.
1M Raul Rlghtoenth street, driving out with her, and so
Torth On the 4th of .September Mr. Woodman called oa
a near relative of mine, gave him a full history of the
New York Hotel attair, and left the famous affidavit with
bim to read. Mr. Wooilman called again ou the 7tk to
procure it, and, after a long conversation. In
which the whole subject was talked over, left, express
iug himaelf very much gratllled with the Iu
torrlew He offered to destroy the "affidavit'' if Mr*.
W.'* letters were given up to him, and waj again given
to understand that tho letters were no longer in existence.
Agroeably with hut requet-t he was then tendere<l by my
relative an interview with me, which Mr. W. declined, un
leas it could take place in the presence of a third party,
apprehending, as he said, a difficulty. I may as well
?tato here that Mr. Woodmau and myself met frequently
In tho city subsequent to the rrnconlnr at tlin New York
Hotel, and that ho has occasion to remember what
passed at our lart meeting, which took plaee at tho eu
trance of the St. Nicholas Hotel on the nth of October, tho
day be finally left tor tho South. The following day. tho
7th, a false and scandalous article, emanating from Wood
man, furnlthed from the office of the Owrrirr lies Khilt
I'nit, appeared in the Iril/une, from which the following
is an extract ? "No one will be astonished to learn that
she who has been the victim should be to day
in a house where health and affected reason are
eared for together.'' On the 23d of October I re
iWvml Mr*. Woodman's flr?t letter from the Flushing mad
house, imploring me to rescue her from the tender mer*
cies of Sanford Hall. My answer appeared in the Hmau>
of the 26th ?
Mjkhojsb- 1 did answer your two letter* I will be m
The main street, 10 a carriage. on Monday, and Tues
day, Z7 lb, from 12 until 2 c'clin k. Meet mo prepare<t.
? Aa requested by Mr*. W. , m tho "Personal'' advortix
tng column on the 27th I communicated with Mrs. W.
again through the IIkiuld ?
Madcuss- I wu prevented from keeping my appoint
ment yesterday by the woaUirr. Mi><t mo to day, or the
(lrat (air day, between the bourn of U and 2. Cheer up.
?And at her request went to Mushing : but "ho ?u
unable to get out, owing. I presume, to the well paid vlgt
lance of her keepers The third advertisement appeared
in the iiULtiJ) of the 2Mb ?
Madkunr ? 1 was over yesterday. and will be on tho
?venue agmn u> day (2*th), rain or shine. from U o'clock
unUl S, alter which, if unsuccessful, yely implicitly on
me. and I will take the only wean* left to carry out your
wlsn.
? Ami after waiting for Mr*. W. from tho time ap|H>inted
until three o'clock, no other means being left? I requeued
Mr. Kdmund Hearue to serve the writ of habeas corpus on
her behalf Before going U? Flushing, such arrangement*
were made by me ,v> would have enabled Mr*. Woodman
to proceed on her way home to her parent* on that very
day , with a female attendant, and under circumstances
precluding the pot-Mibility of my beiug alone with her for
an instant.
I have here given a* briefly at possible a truthful
narrative of the origin, progress and termination of
my lalerctiurse with the Woodman*. Th.it It was
characterised by much that won imprudent u only
to ootife?i* what is obvious to every one , but it
must he equally apparent tliat I wan allowed by Mr W
to believe Uihi my altitude was md misumlei l>y
htm lie was a man of bu.*inem? thought of nothing else
? cared for nothing else HI* wife wa? gay . young, and
fund of society All the day and half the night he .spent
in his store Without children, she wm lonesome In her
drawing room, and he encouraged me to nuppxe, as I al
ways believed, thst It was entirely agreeable to him that I
should IMS* a great deal of my time in the soc iety of his
wife ? thus enabling him to devote himself entirely to
ha alTairs, anil yet -|?re his wife the mnu i of a cheerless
home This i*, no doubt, all very wrong, and so far as it
is so, I sm willing to boar without a murmur the ccnsiiro
of the world. And this is th" extent of my offence down
to the dmoHfmrnt at the New York Hotel But Mr.
Wooil man's lawyer and friends have since endeavored to
prejudice me iti the e.-timaisui of society by a series of
talse arcn*atlor?, *s destitute of truth *? they are often- |
slve If Mr Woislman had taken my life on the eventful
day In August, every l>ody would have *ai<l it was Justly
forfeited to him. hut he has chosen rather to act the part
of ? poltroon, aiming epithets at me instead of bullets,
disgracing himself .is well as his wife, nnd wounding tho
feeBnir* ot her kindred as well uiy own, bv the tlu me
lea* invention oi a fabricated "affidavit." This ao c.illcd
?affidavit," as ?ti proved in Court, was never read to
Mrs Woodman; it appeared by the testimony that she did
not know its infamous contents, and that not a word of it
was even written or dictated by her. The garbled pas.
sages possed off as extracts f rom my letter* to her are
aubstaidlally forgeries, t>ecau*e they consist of detached
line* and phrases, to distorts d as to have an apparent slg
mtlcatmn wholly different from the real in- atnng.as would
have been palpaidi to every one If the whole contest had
been given Woodman confesses in his "t ard'' that at tho j
very time Mrs WissIman'S sign dure was obtained to the
affidavit, "she indulged in sm h Tree use (>f laudanum as
to be qu.te Incapable of realizing her condition " This I
cannot doubt, as he ought to be familiar with the use of
drugs, and considering the end li" had in view lie sorely
diil not allow her then to suffer from the want or them
III* Intctnent in the fiiurrv-r iln FJnti ('nit, predie*t?vt
upon this sme affidavit, declares ?he was then bereft
of her "wn reason, her letter written at the *nme time,
and now in my possession , implores tne to seek for her
some honorable protection from cruelties which she en
dure*, liut shrinks irom the effort to describe Hied by
prom ises of |Nir<!ott. which were ailerwards lirokcn ? tor
rilled by threats of vengeance, which were more than till
filled? .logged night nn I day by an attorney whom a leo
notivcrted into an s? complice (see I'rit haul * testimony j
?? signature to tics |??por was at l? iigth extracted from a
?olduiig, heart broken soman, and then she was aban
doned b* Iter inquisitors and sent lo a madhouse. And
yet Mr Woodman, in hi* u nderlies., plaintively asks?
' What else could I have done*" Tin* (niper, thus nb
tinned, even Judge Roiaevelt would not receive in ovl
dence, although lie did not hesitate to pursue a line of Ju
dl< ial oonduct with regard to ? writ of habeas corpus
which only the jien of a Junius can characterise
and fot which no example can be fonnd except in Ihe >le
reliction, impute,! t,y Junius to Mansfield Yet n??oi? such
testimony, pronounced worthless by a hostile court, I .m
arraigned by the pre*, and. without a bear tiff. pronowncod
guilty of con dm t only to be looked for among the Imsest
and meanest ot mankind. Next I am blamed lor my well
meant efforts to ?ffert Hie release i 1 Mrs Woodman from
her imptisonmer t nt Knuford Mali tMte sppo tied to me to
rescue her from a loathsome en- tody !*he described hsr
wret< hedne?? in language to w hlclt no one nould rsmaui
Insensible, ^bo Implored mo to aid her to return to her
parents. I did so. | took no step* In the matter I'ictft
in compliance with her request. The application to the
i court lor her release wm not made until persuasion and
stratagem had proved equally unavailing to restore her to
liberty. Once more, to ttse the Innguageof Mr Woodman,
In bl* card, "What stao could I have doner'
It has been *ai I by many that the writ of hnbeas corpus
Should have been applied for In th- name of some other
person. 1 would have preferred it myself; but how could
It have been shown t'a it the prncooijtag w as undertaken
M Mrs. Woodrrsn's request t This object ion was ?trenu
w ia>| IHitv, <u>i Utu w In. .ilu 0) piWj., a.l J J jl
| munlration with Mrs. W. was Impossible, except through
| the advertising columns of the Hkiulii.
Again, ] hiii blamod lor allotting the letters t"> be read
which Mrs. W. addressed to me from Sanford llall, in re
I gard to her captivity there. I coufoM that it was withtfce
; deepest reluctance I did ho; but the ntcwitv was forced
upon ma by Mr W.'s lawyers, who dtmaaM proof that
tho proceedings for hor release were uudortakeu at her re
quest, and in thin th?y were upheld by the Court I wis
then forced to choose between abandoning the lady t" her
late or reporting to her letter* for such evidence? now here
else to be had ? as would secure li?r a hearing from a most
! reluctant Court. I authorised extracts frvtn them to bo read
for this purpose and no other. But the lawyer* of Mr W.
denied that the letters came from Mrs. Woodman, and de
manded that they should be read in full, uvery word. To
this , also, I waa forcod by the Court to yield , and so th?
letter* were made public. And if any more proof were
wanting of the absurd inventions of the oft man named at!l
davit, it is to be found in these letters, written subsequent
ly by Mrs. Woodman. Is it possible ? can il be conceived
? that any woman, even a Borgia, could , with a knowledge
of its Infamous accusations, sign the affidavit of Sept. 1,
and in the very next mouth address the same person in
terms of confidence, esteem and supplication? Tie* suppo
sition is, indeed, monsUous, when il in remembered that
the affidavit waa preceded by similar letters on the 21st
and 22d of August.
If the space accorded to me would permit I could uiulti
ply reasons awl accumulate facts almost without number
to show tho Injustice which has been done me by recent
publications in regard to this unfortunate att'air, whllnt
complete silenco haa boon imposed upon me until the ap
pearance of Mr. Woodman's card, for reasons which
all will appreciate. It will not bo long, however,
before the whole truth will be given to the public, under
the sanction of a judicial investigation. For the Oompleto
vindication of Mrs. Woodman aud for m v own exonern
tion 1 am content to wait until then. For the prea< nt it
Will suffice for nn' to show, as 1 have shown; lint ? That
Mr W. knew all at-oiit my relation-" with his family dur
ing the three years they continued, and never saw lit to
object to them until it suited him to precipitate a scene at
the hotel, m order to get rid of a wife whom he had loug
taken pauiB to alienate Second ? That my efforts to ob
tain her release from Sanford Hall, where he had sent her
"for revenge," as he declared, were made at her urgent
and repeat, d request, and that her sole wish and lUed
purpose wus to go to her father's house. (Mr. Woodman
would make people believe that his wife "refused," in
the early |>art of September, to go home with her bro
ther, and yet that she freely consented to be immured
in a private madhouse, two thousand mile.*
away from her kindred.) Third? Tliat the
use of her letters was forced upon me for
her own sako, and was unavoidable. Fourth ? That
the statement put forth by Mr. Woodman as emanating
from his wife, under the solemn form of an aflldav it, is a
base fraud upon the public, a calumny upon mo, degrading
only those ? the malignant cliout :uid tho convenient at
torney ? who procuied it to be published.
Mr. Woodman's "Card"' terminates lUe a piece of fire
works ? in a sentence full of gunjwwdor. Ho intimates
that if bis ''aim had been more successful la New York"
something dreadful might have happened. If, as 1 sup
t'Obt'. this Hob Acrcs intended to make the good people of
New Orleans believe that ho tired a pistol at mo, I can
only assure my friends there that it must have been &a air
gun, for uobody heard the report Uvio' Ihd Tt will pro
voke a unite iu Yyft, Vn#i>6 It is well known Mr.
Woodman l?d *0 htany opportunities to do som ething
desperate, to read his belligerent bulletm, written in thA
#*ftf obscurity of a shop at the othor end of the continent.
Nkw Yokk, Nov. 1?, 1857. GAKDNKR FTRNISS.
The New York Weekly Herald.
IMPORTANT FROM TUK MORMONS ? JiUWS FROM KUROPhs
CALIFORNIA. OREO OS*, PUORT'S SOUND, HONOR A,
SANDWICH ISLANDS, CHINA, JAPAN, NKW ORANAD4,
NICARAOVA, M KX ICO, Cl'BA, WF.ST INDIKS, ETC. ?
AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON ? M AKKKTS, RTC., KTC.
The Wiiut liMALD will he publlaiaf at eloven o'clock
this morning. Among it* contemn will be found the follow
lng:? Important from the Mormons? Despatches from the
Army for Utah ? Brighton Young's Declaration of War, and
his Reasons therefor ? the Mormoua ami the Wagon Trains ?
the reported Maatuu-rc on the Plains; Important from Mexico ?
Comonfort as Dictator; News from Kuropa, California, Ore
gon, Puget's Sound, Canton Valley, Xonora, the Sandwich
Island*. China, Japan, New Granada. Nicaragua, Cube, Went
Indies, Ac.; Important from Washington, Recognition of XI
caragua and Reception of Senor Yriaxarri; Railing of the Fill
buster Kipedition for Nicaragua; Editorials on various sub
jecta; Latest news by Telegraph; Financial, Commercial,
Religious, Political, Sporting and Maritime Intelligence;
Weekly Review of the New Tork Cattle Market; Marrlagaa
and Deaths, together with a large variety of interesting local
and mlaeellaneoua Items. Single copies, in wrapper*, raady
for mailing, can be had at tho counter. Price ail cents.
A. Grandjean la the Only IVrson who ran
be consulted scientifically on all diseaaes of the human hair,
at 34 churrh street, corner of Barclay. The Sttth and Kigh'.h
avenue cars atop at the door of the establishment.
Tke Proof that tke Hats of KUpeitckeld'a
manufacture arc the favorites with the public Is, thai notwith
alHiulitiK <h<* dulneas of the nwn hia sale* are large and
eiteaalve. They are remarkable alike for their flnenea*, ele
gance uud rheapntas. The store la 118 N.iasau street.
\A kite's Fall Style, |3. ? l.ast Spring Style
reduced to the low price of $2, at WHITU'8. 144 Ful'?u street,
live doors eaat of Broadway. W 11 IT K, the llattor.
Knot's Fall and Winter Style of Hata are
all the go. Ijtdies' furs selling off at co?L No. 212 Broad
way, ooruerof Fultou street.
Far Wawknn,
No. 4A Maldea lane
C. U. UlNTHKR A SONS
Invite special attention to their alqr k of
LAIHK8' AND OTHKR MAN C> ACTORAD FPRR.
Which they offer. In the face of esiatlng oUVMinstansas at
trade, at greatly reduced prices.
Great Sale of tJenln'a Far*,
At auction, on Nov 24 Jft. T and 191.
At Wrt BROADWAY
Hee adtertlaenicut ui dry goo-Ueolumn.
Not Ire.
WOD.UU) worth of
F Al.l. AND WINTKR Cl,r?TmVJ,
to SB SOLO OCT AT A CKliT SAOatnem.
In view of the flu -aii.-lal panic, and of th* fact thst it may
?outitiue some weeks lonijer, So ss to leave us with au uu
Birnee stock ou hau l too late In the season, we have com
ClttdtA
TO CLOSK IT OUT AT OJfCK.
It consist# i.f a larije a.?ioi tment of every deacrtotion of
KI.KOANT F Al.l. AND WINTKR OARMFNTS,
Manufactured with great uuite. cither from goods ot our own
Importation oi genin* iita Also a superb stock of
Fl K.*nSHINU tltxiDH.
Shirts of oar own manufacture, robe*. shawls, gloves, Ac,,
Ac The money of all solvent banks in this and the surrouud
Ing State* taken si par.
We have on hand also a large stock of
VKRY LOW PKICRD CLOTHtNfl roR
Southern and Western trade,
Which we will close nut to dealers at a
Very heavy per rentage 1cm than cost.
0. DKVMN A CO.,
Corner of Broadway and Warren street, New York.
Winter Glove* at Retail for Cask.
IRA PKRKOO A HON. SI Nassau street
Boy's and Yoatlia' Mot king at <1 really He
duced prices, No SI .'ohn street, corner of N?<aau
D. L. CORN KM..
(Jrorertea, Nngsrt, Teaa, Fruits, Ac., can be
had at low prteea, at J. O. FOWI.KR A CO.'S. J80 an I 418
(Ireeiiwich street
Record.? Cain. 14V Fulton Stmt, la tke Per
mit to get fond clothing froia, at reaauuable pricea Two
doora fr m the Herald onfce.
3110 Dotrn Fine Linen Collars at fl per Do
Sen. Kaalish tabular and atlk tiea a? low a* M cents, eiasie
suspenders ? cents, and gentlemen's furnishing g'??t? at
eqeally low prices.
MOODY A WIfWAMH. SI a Hroa lw?y
CHI Paintings. I^?rera of Fine Plctarea are
Invited to examined the line collection to be a Id at auction.
Tuesday, November ;M, south corner ot Fifth avenue an!
Thirty seventh street
Gold Wstckes, Pens and Penrlla Retailing
below coal by the laiporteis snd manifsciiirrr*
WII.MARTII A < l.tMMAN, 21 Maiden lane, up ataira.
Drflanra Ralamsnder Nafta? With Patent
powder proof l<? ks and eroasbera. Also be and btu^lar
proof parlor sofa*. Depot M Petri street
ROItKKT M. PATRICK.
Washington's Hca?l?|iinrtere? t4en. Arnold'*
Home, High Bridge. Photographed yesterday, by HOI. MEM,
>*.' Broadway.
A Card.? All Persona who ksve (Ira f Hair
or h;iir of rt bald color, are Invited to call and rousult Do tor
i . H \ N l>J R A N icr>n?uliati<>n free), a. 34 I 'h-ireh street, cor ner
ofBai"la? Ills new fluid gives the hair the natural t la
sired. ao<i may be considered a re?l pro-ligy of chcmi* 'J.
CtlatSMforo'a Hair Dyr, Wig* and T?>ti|>??s -
The very beat in the world, uu sale, and the dye pritA'e.y
applied, at No. < Asti>r House.
lllll'a Hair D> e only ? Nhllllnga a boa. Blark
or brawn. No. 1 Bai clay street. Intiultahle shai tug and hstr
cnttln*.
RNtrhelor'a Hair Dye, Wlgra and Tnnpeet -
The br?t la the world suepaarlng all nude. si>Ui and applied
at the manufactory, XV Broadway.
Itarty'a THcophr rnus lathe beet and rhea|r
eat ariicle for dr< ssii. g, beautlfytag, cleaiis.ug, curling, pre
*"rvln/i and restoring the hair ladles, try It. S ?ld by all
druirglsta.
J. R. MtafTord'a Iron and Hnlphur Powdera
snd olive tar otntmen' cure scrofula, saa rheum ?nd
?M other diseases ot impure blood. A package of twclva
powdera fni one dollar, wn.menl, ii cents, at In State street,
east side of Msttery
?I. R. StatToid'a tlllre Tar la the only Klald
which contain* electro magnetlun Pains oi sll kind* ire re
lle\ ed Where I' Is applied Mlnenses of the throat and lungs
are cured where It is applied and inhaled. Testimonials from
Thurlow W "e?l, R< ! llnirie l.aa. K.su Isaa. \ Fnwler,
K.?j,,t apt K Nye, Itobert It Coleman. Vjstj .Simeon Drtper,
R*>|., tlen Cartteau, and many other nromlnonl persons, mav
be si i ll at it} State street, eaat aide of Battery. Price 50 cents
a bottle.
Murray A Laitmnn'i Florida Water ?Pre
pared with the greateat care from the most rare etotb * This
it, t.oi us floral extract stands unequalled >nd abme as a tolle
wnt, r or perfume Role proprietors 1> T. I. AMMAN ii'li,
whulesele dnitralst* fltt Water street, and sold by all drug
gists, at SU cents a bottle
Holloway'a PI I la.? Krrry atom of Wereary .
Iron, or other mineral, introduced Into the system, leaves its
matk beh'nd These pills are a combination of healthful, pu
rlf*lt)g. a'nlc vegetable estrai a, they invigorate a* well as
I purge and regulate, and rellere etery complaint Incident to
I the internal organ*. i
Rnptnre. Mnrab At t o.'a Radical Core
Truss idBce remosrd to No. 2 Vrsey street, Astor House.
Camphor Ire. Kll W. Vonderamlth'a t'ana
phor Ice will cure ibapoe-l hands and Itt s In one night Copy
right secured Depot, INt Bowery. Sold evervwhere.
I'ae Dr. Wltmer'a Celebrated Arnlea Plaatara
- They will trm.ive psltts in the chest, side or back In ten
minute* Sold only at I.Vt llowery.
To the I nintplnyrtl. - The Delegates of the
differ*!!' i iriU arc e.iueso-,1 meet at an Itowery this
centr tio'ei ?* as Mi? icon ;m;i ? a ice. By Jcr of
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
HOBBY HARK^T>
Fkiiut, Nor. M.
An compared with jdterdlj rournin^k oriccs tho
wilcH at the l?oard thin morning showed a ?JIk'1'
uniform dccline. The decline in the State stacks
wax, in Missouri*, in Virginias, J; in Tonnes***?
6's, 1 J; in New York State 5's, of 1860, 4 a I ; while
the other New York ft toe kg and the California 7's
showed no change. The railroad bond and hank
hhare market was dull, hut the few transactions were
at yesterday's pricts. In Home of the leading fancies
of the day the decline was marked: New York Cen
tral fell 1} percent; Cleveland and Toledo, 2; Illi
nois Central, 1; Cumberland Coal, 14; while a few
seemed to command even better prices than yester
day, as Galena and Chicago, which sold at 81; Chi
cago and Rock Island at 82, Reading at 47, See. Erie
fell off 14 per cent; Michigan Southern, 1; LaCroaae,
4; Milwaukie and Mississippi, 1, and the other stocks
of the name grade in proportion.
At the second board but little business was done,
at rather better prices. New York Central rose
Reading, 4; Illinois Central, 1; Cleveland and To
ledo,!^; Galena and Chicago, 1; Michigan South
ern , J . There were bnt few Bales of State stocks or
railroad bonds; those which took place were at the
morning's prices.
Alter the second board a decided improvement
was established. There were sales of New York
Central at 79$ , Erie at 17 J, Cumberland at 114,
Toledo at 42, Reading at 48}, Michigan Southern at
22, Chicago and Rock Island at 62}, with a consider
able demand unsupplied.
Money continues to be abundant. Loans were
effected to-day at live per cent, and even at this rate
the supply of money exceeded the demand. It is tho
prevailing opinion among financial authorities that
the tendency of the money market is rather toward
cheaper than toward dearer money, and that in the
course of the next thirty dap we may see it still
more of a drug than it is.
As a general rale the market evinces remarkable
steadiness after the unusual rise we have witnessed
during the past month; and this, together with the
unbounded evidence wo have of the resources of the
country and of the general stability of the leading
branches of trade and industry, strengthens the belief
Jbat we are on the eve of a remarkable period of
flRtion. The pnblic are apt ? lightly or wr^ty?to
regard tfie stock board as an index to the commerce
and finance of the country, and certainly, judging
from present appearances, from the absence of any
jvell marked bear interest, from the probable In
create Of' revenue to accrue to the railroads from the
closing of th$ canals, and from the astoninhing plen
tifulness of money, it would appear likely that that
index would reveal a gradual but steady improve
ment during the next few weeks.
There is little said of exports of specie at present;
very likely the Adriatic will take out none. Ex
change on London ruled to-day at from 100 to 1084.
there being no transactions of consequence at the
higher figure. Exchange on Paris rules at 5f. 25 a
a of. 16.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing Hou.se this
morning were 113,470,131 09, and the balances paid
#1 ,322/204 24.
The following in a comparative statement of the
mports of foreign dry goods at New York for the
week and since Jan. 1j?
rwtkrwtek. 1R55. 1857.
Filtered at the port ....?! ,200.f>01 M!>,ft33 738,366
Thrown on market KM.ttt'J 726.944 190,303
Hint* Jan 1 1*55 1866. 1867.
Fjit?rfd at the port....58,761,536 85,613,899 87.528, 3<i8
Throw n on market 60,733,379 84,436,656 79,744,237
? The mails from Halifax, which reached as this
imorning, add bat little to the information we had
before. Copious extracts from the English paper*
will be found elsewhere.
The following is a statement of the condition of
the Uank of England, November 4: ?
luuf Department.
Notes issued ?22,422,040
Om eminent debt ?11 ,015,100
Mfti-r -ft MritKMt 3, 459, 900
QoM <*>iti aud bullion 7,947,000
Mlver buihoo ?
-2.4'.'j.0>0 ;
Bnnkxng Department
I*roprietor*' capital ?14,553.000
?mm 5,305,579
Public <l?-|>o?it* (including Kxrbr
i(uer,t?av tug* I aukn.CoiiimiMiion
er? of National Debt, an<l divi
dend account*) 4,871,944
Oilier deponit*. 11,910,670
Here* day* and other hills 613,197
(lovernment aeruritiea (including
dead weight annuity). ?10,120,104
l>ther securities 22.628.Jftl
Notes unemployed 2,155,315
tio I J ami silver com 560,720
35 ,454 ,.".90
34.564,390
From Septemlier 2fi to November 5 the liank had
parted with ?2,778,308 specie. The decrease during
the week was ?0.18,241. The amount of coin held at
liiat dates was ?185,089 less thau held iu the panic
week of October, 1847.
Among the failures we notice John Haly A Co., of
London, in the New York and Canada trade, tor
?60,000; tt. Wilson. Ilallett A Co., Naylor, Vickera
A Co., whose resources are said to bo large. Me-wr*.
Thornton, lluggins, Ward A Co. have compromised
with their creditors for 15s. In the pound.
Several manufactories in England have ceased
working, or are working short time. tlreat dial re**
hah begun to prevail among the operatives.
With respect to the Bank of France, the Daily
S*v>? of the 7th aays: ?
Pari* advice* allege that the bullion In the Bunk of
France, wtmb lately fell to ?7 ,*?>,000, i* now little below
eight million* *terling Iti Uie last return it w.t* slated at
?9,022 000 The neat return will b* published le-ll Fri
day morning It is ?! ited that the railway companies,
whs h are In want of fund*, will be a<i>iated by the Hank
of France, and will be prevented from placing new bon Is
on the market.
At Pari* the Itonrse retain* remarkable steadlne**. The
thre?? per cent irutc-. cl.wed to day at 06.70 for money,
and 67 for the end of November, * hewing a decline *in<-e
yinterday of scarcely >, |? r cent in the price for money.
Ifr-wrx. Naylor, Vlekers h Co., of Liverpool, have
intuit d the following tirculsr. dated Sheffield and
Liverpool, Nov. 4.
With the deep< >t refr. I we have to inform yo i that th?
utter d bong am ration ol commercial and BnancUl atlair* iu
America, uuil ihe mpo-sibility of seeing the end of tb"
present ervn*, m >V.e a temporary ?u*pensi-?n of payment
imi>er.il!V<? up?in it*. We have lli-triKted Miw-r- ll.tr
mood Ibinner A t*>:i.of liver pool, to prepare a '?Utemeat
of our affair*, which will prove our aeccts to miuixt In so
great a portion of m.-tal* aad real property, and our
aurplii* to be mi large, tliat tbe eventual payment in full
of your claim i* iM-ymd .|ii.-t on. and th.il nil we r<?|iiti'?
?a time Thi* * tale men I will he ready to Im laid before a
niaeting of our eredrtor* o? Tue-iilaj the 24t!i in?L?nt, at
2 o'clock at our office* in She the I J, at which ?e urgently
retpie*! yair attendance.
Mew*. T. J. Stewart A Co.. cotton brokers, *ay lit
their circular to go out l?y the Adriatic:-?
We have n< t taMurd a circular since our* of Sept. 16, eon
taming the tabular flgurea of the crop, closing th- year o:i
Augu-l31, with an exhausted interior, and a total of 2.W0,
619 bales it tin ?eitv-ri? thus falling below the general e*ii
mate* of operator^ lully l00,U00baie?,andofoar own near
ly jOO.lSa) bale*. a* our i orrespt indents will have |<ercei> ed.
?Pie ah*. nee of a *npply here and tin- temporary suipefi
*lon of a large number of llie c ston mill* In lli? Northern
Stale*, have so nat rowel Iran iciion* tor the |>*-l iwo
month* that ?e hat e not thought ItndviasblcM laaue a
cirrular until the crop wa* m ule, or active htmineaa re
*umn?l. Tfce nn*itl.4i of our spinner* i* daily improving,
and we may shortly |<.>k for the r>-* ini|Si"ii which h.w
now iviiiIMKi4, In be extended on a lar<e -eale At Mil*
period the floating ?t>*k am n* them tt?ually
average* 75.W0 |? ino.msl bale*. It t* now e*
liaueted. tn Provlrttnce, R. I . and all ef tbe North,
tlo-re t* n<S 6,is^o bale* of cotton In regar?l to th??
amount of *ti| piy, we defire to expreiv no deenlwl
opinion until we >an *ee how far the weath r may be fa
vnrahle for picking Although a killing friwi h.u not been
a <1. i> published, a-i w i< the ca?e laet feu.-<oti, n .-tmu li
a?- dealer* tM'ver had a *maller lntere*t, ei^i.-r in Kuni|M
or in thi* country, still. It I* generally known that ootton
*:i> urrenied tn Ita growth * by tt as tar
south a* Florida, u* early as the 27th I Mo
lo r. on the '.'l*i tilt in middle Mtwi-jsippt, an I mi the 17th
ult , Iu \labn:na. and during the j :vrt lortnight, reiwst".!
*evere fr.^t* hare been recorded , covering tlie whole
c.aton *ertion. The etfeet hu* l?een since seen in the
dropping of green boll* and the deatruetion of the top
crop. The repeated while front* which have *ince inter
veiled, destroyed the top foliage, and by that Ihe merl
di n' sun was enabled to r. a Ii and rapidly mature the
mld'Ile and bottom boll*, wln? h had previouely turned
brown. Oottoti growing, aa aietmcly eipr?veed. ceaaeil
about the miMIe nf Ontober Since that date, the plant
liaa only been benefitted as we hare above named Asa
cl?*e. the grower" are lean In debt than any great Intereat
In Ihe country The delivenea have been free *inee Sep
ieml>erl, evei't for about a fortnight. Planters h.tve
b?w>n>?tu>ned with price*, and a* fael an their crop* could
be pirk-d they have sent more, and not lm<*. than the r
u*ual ahare* to the *e?p?>rt*. remrvlng their later pxiiing*
entil after M ir, h open* It i* ohvlou* that the am?int of the
cr>ip depend* *o much upon the length of the picking
-eanoi I 'bat e?t nii'e. at th - fw'rkvl mit'l sll>>w margms
V ,, .. - ? ? ? ft
Uon, and ree< rrl our belief fhM It Ok.'nnot' und?r the rno,t
favorable cbanoeH, reach &OOOJM0 and in*y not
exceed 2,600,000 Tlrta may' .??!?? Ok UiuiiiU.Ued , and
tlio>e who niuy baw been njk'xl laore crop i
culari* it-sued l?y extensive cot'on li*iyer?<, ?lk'l 'I wiwlrt
affect their lntere?t, the earlie lliey ?en.?
ageuta to the cotton nlanUUoua to net |rtvi*c the
better it will be for them.
IIW'O N York 6'a. '68 ^
:U!3.'< <lo '80 Iiku
lluoo d) >62 99
20<X> Misnourl C'a. . .. "8W
?I00 do 78
6000 Ohio 6'a '86.. tog
l-.uoo do oo loo
1000 Teiin ti'a '90. . . 8d
1000 do 85
HOW Virginia H'a. .
XOOOCal 7 'a 1875..
e.0C0 do
low) City &?? 1898
5000 N Y Ce'i 1.1: ti'a
5000 do 7 '8 100
7000 111 Cen RR bda. 86
5000 T II A: Alt 2d in
1000 Kill & ( hi 1M in
10 >hs Hk of N York
46 Am Vx Hank
15 Metropolitan Bk . .
195 Cuuib l oai Co. . ..
162
19 Common it 'th Bk.
7 Imp A: Tra liuuk.
10 l'urk Bank . , ,
Stock Ricluuig*.
PlUllAT, Nov. '20, 1 \:>1.
400 aha Reading RK l!
1000 do 47 H
loo do slo 47
aoo (to H.'t
116 Mich SAi N U KK
10 do
1- Mi h A; .N la prl ?tk
60 do .
12& do....*..
20 111 Central UK ...
150 do
100 do KtiS
100 do ttlo
50 Clev ii I'ltU ILK..
100 do
?t 18 do
85 Gal k Chic RR.. .
260 do I>:<0
*10 do h5
100 do alO
60 do stJO
100 do
35 Cl?v ,Col&Ciu RR. ,
600 Clev AiTolKR. . b.'iO
08
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85
51*
90
95
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80
90
8a
82 f?el HuJ <';uial 101 *
12 l'euu Coal To
'.'0 Par Mail S8 Co. . .
210 NY Central Kit...
*60 do
loo do
200 do *10
4(H) 10
100 do an*
250 Erie Railroad ....
100
260 do
20 Hmlt-ori Klv RR. .
:??0 Harlem KK
180 * do
150 do
l&Mxtli Av UK ....
62
08
78
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200
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$1000 Tenn 6'a 1890.. 82
2060 N York 5'? '58. 99
6000 MicKouri 6'h. . . 77*
5000 do 78
1000 III Cen RR bda. 86*
1000 Miel.CenS p c b 92
1000 It Riv KK 1st m 99
2000 T H k Alt 2d m 61 *
4000 Mich So a f lxla 00
160 sIih National Hk . . 96
27 Continental Rank 87
loo Canton Co 19*
10 Penu Coal 9p,,,, 62
10 do 62*
8ft V Y On RR 79
21 Krie RS 17
100 Harlem RR 9
60 do blO 9
do
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60 ChioAKUKK. stW
125 Mil k Miw.< KK. . .
20 LaCioH*o4iMilJ KK
36 do
100 do blO
320 do
220 do
100 do
12 C B k yuiuoey HK
BOARD.
200 sh? Rend KR .slO
400 do
615 Mich So ti N laRlt
600 do b30
100 111 Cen KK....H16
300 Cleve h l'itta KR.
40 Ual k Chicago KR
600 Cleve At T RR.hao
loo do slO
400 do ?3
50 do s5
100 do
16 Chic k K IRK...
100 LaC k Mil RR.820
110 da
50 do 8 10
60 do
47 *
mi
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95
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12 V
CITY COMMERCIAL RKPORT. ,
( Kriuav. Nov 'JO ? 6 P. M.
Ai?h*g,? ' The market was quiet, and [tots steady at
GJ,i. a 7c. , and pearls at e>$c.
Hrkakiimh. ? Klour ? Owing to limited receipts, which
embi need about 12,000 bbls. by canal and river, Willi a
good local and export demand, the market ugain clo-od
firmer, and at an advance of alHiut 6c. per hbl. Tho
trnnsa< tlons embraced 1/200 a 1,400 bblg., at about the
following quotatiots:?
Superfine Stale $4 45 a $5 00
Extra State 6 15 a 5 26
Western and (>bk> superfine 4 86 a 6 00
Extra Ohio and Wefcturn ? 6 30 a COO
CanAdioii superfine and extra. 6 10 a 8 ?2
Baltimore, Alexandria and Oeorgetown 6 26 a 6 40
Southern fancy and extra 6 yo a 7 00
Choice extra family and bakers brands 7 U6 a 8 60
1<> e Hour S 60 a 4 74
Corn meal 3 60 a 3 76
Canadian was in fair demand, with sains of about 800
a 1,000 bbln. within thor.inge of the above tlguros. South
ern continued in fair demand, and with light receipts
c4o?ed Urn, or, with mIm of about l.vxin 2,000 bbls. .about
the range of the above quotations. Kye flour
was steady, with sales of 300 a 400 bbln. at quotation*.
Corn meai ww steady , with small wales of Jersey at $3 40
a S3 60. Wheat ? The receipts continue to bo moderate ?
about 38,22V bUMbela ? while the demand both for milling
and ex|Mirt was good, and the market cloned at tirun?c
rates, the sales embraced about 20,0u0 to 25,000 bushel--,
included in which Her* Chicago spring alMK. all; Mil
waukie dub at 61 06; Ohio white at 1125, Keutucky
prime do. at $1 64 a $1 66, Tsnneaaee amber colored
at private terms, while Tennessee white wag scarce
and nominal at $1 63; Southern red wax at SI 26a SI 30,
' and ordinary to fair Southern while M>ld at SI 34 a SI 4*i,
i and (Mi wan unlet al SI M> QM ? No reueipU Were
I reported, while, with a good demand. prW.es were quite
! tirm; the Hales were con lined to about 10,000 a 12,000
' bushels Western mixed al Mc a 81c, from store, and at
IH2.i,c. a 83c., delivered, Southeru yeilow was tlrm at 87c.;
white was out of market. Barley ? Sale* of 4.0ij0 bushels
four rowed State were made at Hto- Kye wa< nUuxly , and I
hales of l|SM liij?bei? were reported al Tin ( lain were in
giNxt demand, at 43e. a 47c. for WmSHS and Stale, the
receipts per canal and North river weje about 16,900
bushels
Owns. ? Tho sales embraced about 300 bags Rio at
10&c. a 1 le.
C?im>H ? The market was quiet and prices unchanged
Ikkiubth.? Engagements wore light, wbtlo rates were
without change ol moment. To IJver|iool, 2,000 a 3,000
bbls. flour were engaged at 2k , 800 bbls. rosin at 2s 6d. ,
100 tierces beef, per steamer City of Washington, al tfca.6d
(?ram wss quiet at 8',d. in bags, cotton at 6 32d., and
cliee?n at 27s fid To Imndon, 2,000 a 3,000 bbls flour
were engaged at 2s. Hd To Glasgow, 800 bbls. flour al
2s. ?sl , while rates to the Coutineni were unchanged and
light.
Kk' it.? Sales <>f hM>uI 800 a 1,000 IxiXes rainins were
made, including M R. '? at S2 lf> and layers at 2 36, with
halves and quarter* .it old prices.
Uav whs firm, w ith -aha of 1,000 a 2,000 bales al 66c. a
6?>c p<T 100 lbs.
iliiine ? Ihere has been a little demand from tho trade
this week on account of the near approach of the dove of
navigation, prices are as yet entirely nomiual. Mleshav*
l<eei: 3,100 Bttetm Ay res for the trade, on |>maie term-,
6,1X0 Savanilla, 22. 16 six months, <M0 Southern, 14, 11
cash
I Ron was steady, with sales of about 100 tons, iu luteal
S.'l', six months
(.ratiix* ? The demand has been much better tins week
than lorrnerly, though prices are not much heller. lie
Mtpfal, 40,000 hemlock, 8,.'M)0 oak Sales, 58,*>00 hemlock,
2, tssi oak Stock, 408, .'s>0 hemlock, 48 ,'i00 "*?k
I.imr was steady for lbs k laud al 80c. for common and
$1 lor lump
Moi amov ? Sales of 100 lihds. Csba muscovado were
made si 23c. , .Hid 100 do. CiiIni muscovado al 'J4i: a 26c..
Naval Srosra.? The market was liriuer, with sales of
.'100 a 400 bbls spirit* liir|? ni.iie al 4 J>- caab. and 4Jc.,
short time. Crude sold to the e*t< lit of -"00 i .100 bbls. at
S3 60, Common rosin wss quiet at SI 36 a SI 40.
Olija,? Sale* of 8,000 gale HM of American linseed were
made at 6flc. a 67c, rash There was no ohanjfe of mo
tin lit to notice in *|>erm or wliale
Provisos*.? d'ork? The maiket was will exit change <.f
importance The sales embraced about 300 bbls , Includ
ing mess at S1V a7 aSlf 6o. and prime al SI7. licet
was In limited request, and sale* con Urn d to about 200 .?
W0 bbls , Including ? ountrf prime at SO a S7 and mesa do.
at SU 60 a SIO 6o w ith small lots of new repacked W .-.wrn
at S 14 an I extra do at SI6 IYim moss was held at S>2
a S'-'V Heef ham* We re quiet at #14 60 a 117 Itacou was
Steady, with limited sale* at 12c a 12';c. Cut me?t* were
scarce nn l ncmunl at s V for shun'-lerf and 10)?& lor
hams liird was less buoyant, while the sal is embraced
200 a 300 bbls and tierces, at 11V a 12\c Mutter and
cheese were in lair demand without change in price*.
1 Hh* was qutel. with sma i sales for "Xport al 3?'. a ;t%c
Si ii**' ?The market ws? be ivjr, closing at a decline of
about '.c on the wiek's sales of reitmng goods, and
about v t n ;. ??l to prime grocery ?'**<?? hie ?aic . t..
d.iv tented up atsrtit s.s hliils. , including 80 low grade
I o'rto Rk-o, for reilning. at p. t. . 28 do gfooery do al p t ,
Willi about l"o do. do grocery food* do UT^c Tlin
reinainder consisted of Cuba muscovado, at 6',c tof?- a
7c tor refining roods Th" ?tock was estimated at about
22 ts<0 hhds. .-Mies of 2,400 ba?;s of Stiigs|s>re were m ule
for reiluitig at p. I
T>>h*<tV.? The article Is gr.nlunllv reviving, with In
cr< ising inquiry We notice a fair amount of sales. The
livtter gl*ies < f Keutmky are tlrmiy held. In S|Mnlsb
tobacco more doing alredocod ratm. The sales embraced
*4 hhds. Kentucky at 7 l?c a 16c., 664 bale Havana, pri
vate t rt"-. "<2 bales Cubs, private terms.
Wiiisrm ? Sales of 4<si bbts. Jersey in iirtsiMi barrels
w ' re mail" at 23 ',e a 24c
Wool.? the pr? ^ent week has sliown more ?lgns of llfo
! n tl ?< trail- li r this arte le than have boon w incised tor
I the last ikbs months. I'nme lots found cash purchaser*,
i tint prices n >1 re,| must have liesn rulniMi" U> iheown-rs,
! Ill il n.ct ti' flei < C iltat pulled a I>cl ne of 40 to r. "J P'T CI lit
I is . -tabl *bif* Sales this week of both qualities were
| made to 1 1, e extent of 40.000 I b? at th? ipnUlions we ?, ve
I below. lher>' is ?omv ik mand lor carpet wools, but it is .
| < 1 iflu ult to tn . 1 1 ate on account of the wids difference b? I
t ween buyer and seller as to prli'e and the ettr' tne c oition I
? list Iwilders evince re-p.'. i ng crediting the purchs'ST.
The annexed are revised quotations viz ?American, I
.??axony fleece per lb., 40c a 46s , lull l^uod rm rmo, 3.r?
a 4oc . and \ merino, ;ioc. aS6c. , nativ and '4 merino, |
37c. a *2c . extra, pulled, 28c. a9H.; super Sne, p ilb-d,
23c. a ??'* No. 1, pulled, 20c a 21c ? California, tine, un- |
washed, 22c a 26c , common, unwasheil, 10c. it 16c ,
Valparaiso, unwachctl , Mc. a l.Vj MMft American com I
men wathcil, tfe, a lie. ; Entrff Rio*, wasbod, l.V al*
uwashed, 10c a 14c , Cordova, washed. 20i? a 26c . Kts' I
tin. 1, waenei, I81 ,. a 20c ? African, unwashed. 9c. a 18c . j
washed, 1*c a 28c Smyrna, Mwaskotl, It-' a l*c ,
wasln d, 23c. a 2>k'. , Mexican, unwashed, 12c a 10c
FAMIIiV NARKKTIMi.
p.y far Ihe most Interesting feature of the market at this
senaen is the poultry and game department, which Is now
filled to overflowing with tho choioc and delicious pfo.1 icts |
of our prairies and woods. Evory part >f the country I
centrlbtitrs In swell our game market, and to toad our ho
tel tabic* with the most palatable fond known Mow 1
mirinr. We have wild pin ?on* and jffonse from "tae,
vrtus n from Vermont and northern N'-w York, wiMiimk
in all IU varieties from the Chesapeake and all tho sea
board Stales, and partridges, woodcock, snipe, Ac., from
all pert* of the country. The mild Weather we have had
recently has kept back game aud also kepi up the pri o
unusually high. Tbe cold snap which set In yeaterd iy
will seon have a beneficial eft ? I up< n the nuarktt. It will
start the sportamen all over the co mtry, and soon the
mall* will be freighted with all manner of rare game.
We add to our list this week canvass back 'Ink,
and red head duck. and take from It
stvpe and plover, which are out of mirket.
There l? nothine new In ? <oe -n Ihe me it t >irket |*r* e?
tibial*'** . ... ..#4.. -? . ...a , i'li. ?>% ?v?t
wiulhor&J* y.s creates an Increased dem.uvl for iiuun il
total; even Uio iik rea?<>d supply of |?>ultry mil g.tin"
|ji ik)U< <*. no <<ttv< I on tin' (U>inxn<l tor oilier kiixlxol in<wl.
I 1 ~l> ( i >1.1 .!.<.< -i luttti, hiiiI Willi a not v r) ai live demand ,
| Hii> lake tali lime been ki<|>t li uk, for immhv ri' tii hi or
' otlur; salmon trout ahould be plenty , Hut there are very
i IVw ill raarki I. I'otutooR aro a ti'iHo lower in prioo, ll?>
; h. I Jerffj Morwra bring >.'1 'J ft |*>r bbl . , while Wwliirn
I |M>tiil<N * are temlily solil for t'J 7ft a 9-'l |?<r bbl. A larg"
| t iiyu of m|ihikIikh Irom Boston recently arrived in tliiH
! /Iit> ?lnl hold foi (2 |X-| bill. A |>|?l??-4 are plentiful allil i4?|l
| lor 7 ft u $.'! |?-r I'M , all the winter variotbw ar? in. au<l
th>' privea cannot no up much for two uiuutlia at leu* I, thu
draiem we -loi in# va.-l quantities of tUurn A ?<x - 1 uuuiy
(mtatoes ami apple* am kept back by Uio bri-ai iu Uio
cuiial, ?u'l tlieie in iiw icur that somo may Iwvu to be
M iit mi by railroad ? a i in uuiniain o that would rai.-o the
pi iees.
HKTAIL PKICKH.
alter.
KlrWIa rt** k U
I'orterhniiao alen k . 14
It map .12
Kouniiug piucca. . . .ij
l buck roaat ?
* orucil placet 8
MTfUR.
Mutton chops ?
lllllll qwrwi mm
Kora quarters. ... 8
T1AL.
Veal eullula 18
Fare fWlMt ?
lliuit quartern ?
Lamli, per lb IS
rou.
KreHh pork 12
h^ilu d pork ?
llauia ..IS
.-liouMrra 11
Mill-* 11,
.low In 14
BmmM ptga ?
MtUCKLLAMKOVS.
I'oimtry aauaagea.. ?
l!oU ;lm aauttuKea. 0
Uaef tongue* 16
Kurd, tub ?
a 9
a 10
a IS
a tU
a 10
a 20
a 12
a 12
a 18
a 14
a ?
a 1 75
a 13
a J)
1-Otl.lKr ANll UAMK.
Chickens, pulr.
Turkey, per lb .
Weeae
Ducka, pair. . . .
Won,!, nek, ilo/.. .
I'arti Idgea, pair
I'lgl-Oli. lloz ...
llrouw, per pair..
Kod Head duck.pr.?
Canvas bio'k, |mir. ?
lilark duck, pair. . . ?
Broad bill, pair. . .. ?
Kabblla, pair ?
YVnlaon, lb
Teal, pair
Wldg<?in, pair. .
Quail, pair
Brunl
rita
C'odtoh, per lb. . .
f loundeni
Kels
1'orgiea
a 1 2ft
14 n 16
12 a 14
1 00.1 1 ftO
? a 4 50
? a 1 00
I 2ft a I 00
? I ill
a 1 2ft
a 2 00
a 1 00
a 76
a DO
a 15
a 07
a 1 (JO
a M
a 1 25
? a 6
? 75
12
ruin
Itliu-k toll
Whlietlnh .
I'lekerell .
Flk?
Slripril him*.
lialuiut
I'rrrh
ll.itlilock
I'ollnok
Herring, blinnk. .
C'aUlab, lb ?
aim ij. ruH
Ovatera, per 100. 82
damn, prr ltu ? :t7
Soft vlama, par I0<) 2ft
!.obati>ra, p, i- lb. 7
Oruba, per dot ...?
Ill ttku, aooa, Ri?.
OrauKu oouuiy 2ft a ?
W.ati'ru 30 a ?
l.'hi-uao 12 a 1(1
.11 a ?
VKQF.TAni.KH.
1'otatuKH, bbl 92 75
liolf pi ck ?
Rwerl, per bbl
Onions, IihhWhI . .
Tornlpa, hunch....?
Kreali u>nialoea,bu. ?
Cahbagn, per lir.ut 4
H'-eia, per bunch..?
Hlpianli, eaeh . . .
llarlie, per do*.
Cucuuiocrft, tlot
(Jreeii corn, 100
l!elery, tmneh . ?
I'arrola, bunoli . ?
Cauliflower, each. 10
Heana, IniHliel H7
Splnuaeh, bushel. .50
Kgit plitnl, doien. 7ft m ?
Beeta, dog 12 a ?
Malad, dot 25 a ?
ruuit
Applea, bbl J 75 a .1 M)
({rape*, lb 4 a 10
riuni.i, quart .? a 20
rranberrliia. bbl 7 HO a H on
Oraugea, bbl ? a dM
tjuinre*, 100 ? a 2 00
t tieanulN, bu.sh.... ? a 4 00
Luuiouft, box ? a 2 00
a 4
a 10
a 10
a 12
a 10
a ?
a 10
a 5
a 5
a 18
a 1 00
a ?
a M
a 25
a 3 25
a 20
3 00 a 3 25
.? a I 25
a 4
a 62
.? a 1 00
50
a 7ft
a 8
a 4
a 14
a ?
$1
NlNOKLLAKbOllH
FOR 60 OKNT8.
600 pair
ELEOA^T BIDE8TKIPK t ASHIMK.RE PANTS,
Worth Sli
Helling for 1
EVANB?
66 nd 68 Fulton itrtai
$1
$1
$1
$1
FOB N cim
m
rich velvet texts,
Worth ?6,
BeUln* lor U 00,
at
EVANff,
_ 66 and 88 Folioa strMk
FOR 89 (J* NTS.
MOIRE ANTIQCK PTI.K TfWTB,
Worth S3.
Bellini for >1 08.
At ETANIF.
66 and tin Kill ton atrnet,
Batweea Guid ui t Hlf atrnetat
FOR 60 CENTS.
600
BLACK CI.OTII TiCSTS,
Worth 9S,
Kelllnx for 91 60,
At
ETANH',
66 and 68 Pulton atroat.
FOR 60 CENTS.
1.000 pair
BLACK DoKKKIN PANTH,
Worth |6 SO,
HeUluf tor ti 74,
ITANH',
66 and 6H Fulton atraat,
Hela?ee? (iota an<l CII*
$1
$1
FOR SO C?*NT8.
a o
BLACK HATIN VEHT8,
worth 93 60.
Belling for 91 76
AT KV ANHP.
66 and 6H ? ulton atreet,
R??mi (k>ld and CIUT atrvata.
FOR 60 CENTS.
900
REAVER OVKRCOATH,
Worth $10,
Hailing for 9S.
At
ETANH*.
86 and IH Fullou all eat.
<bi fT ft -DOUBLE HOLS WATKR I'lKW HRWKD
?T.t)U. boola, now read/ at JUNKS', 10 Ann atroel, aeax
;!<? MiiifUOL
QAA BLACK OVKRCOATH
OV/U Kellln^for
At
KVANH',
66 and 6 H Fulton <K"?t,
Bet ?"?? livid and CHIT aireeta.
nt\l\ OOOD WARM OVKRCOATH
OUU Worth *10.
fceiling tar 96,
At
EVANS"
66 and M Fulton a treat.
1r|71 BROADWAY. BETWKKN TlllRTIKTII AND
,U I L Thirty flr?t Mrtru.-UdM' cheap rnxlf mala
ttiiau alore.
HALE OF WINTER
$121)0.000. CLOTHIMO.
rOH TMINTT lUtl "WIT,
AT DAK II Al.ls
M anil *i Kuli-.n ?tr?al.
Over a flttai ler of a million dollar* worth of
FINK AMD FANIIION AIU.K UARMENTH FOH MKN
AND ItoVS
Mimt he until at a *reat aarrirtea
? U WMUMUUI OH lU.TItf. HIIDHB CAW lim*
hLI II l.KKAT I N lll.f KMKNTM.
Come anil are
Don't buy until yon rail.
Horn until II I' M,
THKO. R. B. DEO ROOT.
A MXiHOL A MEDICINE
A WOLF E'l
K M M 'III KI>A M AROM ATIC If HNAPPN, A
ii. . .Hi-inn) diet drink, of imlnrtitly aalwary 'jo wiuea mua
factored by him?. II I'tnluairalv. at hi* factory at Hrhtr da ta. la
lltiland. It I* nade from the b*at barley thai ran !)?? '?'lootml
In KurnM. with the eaaenne of an amma'lr I'allan twrry, of
arliiKi*M|?l and e?traurdlnary medicinal prnperfie* It
h;ia || nc ?lnec nc<|Uin d a higher n putatl m. hmh In Knropa
and America. than any "Oo-r Mfltle b*i?ca*a In grar-i,
('?hi. rh"uiiiaii>m. In oIxHeix uo?i? of th? kidney*. mid In (mo
ral debility. It? i'It"i-t? arc prompt. decidad mid inranalti) re
liable And It i* not only a remedy for theae maladi-a, hut, la
all raaca In wbi. h they arr pr.idllflrd hy dnnklnc iMhl ?*u-r,
*h? h n ulnnJit unl*rr?ally tho oanaa <>f 'Iwin It o|>?rat?? a*
a ?nr>- pr?*>*nti??" In all >?*??? of a dmpalral ten 1?n?*y, It ta
(?'iirrail t thr .>oly r'-m^dy n-qulrrd whro ?dopt?d In th? *ar ly
id* tli-' diaraa^ in dtaprpun mal xlloa. wh?n L?k?a in
pri pt'r i'ikiiIMi"" a* a din drink, and N^Mtuy a dinner, it
Mi Inuad, lit untf irin ?uperttinn*-, to l>? .'mlin nny ? H-'vl.i'H
In 'h* ?i nKulnato ra?> ?. wh?a #*?a 'ha lx*t of th? maoal
rrmrdiaa h??a failrd to nl*^! mnr- ih<n taatlmrar* rrlli-f lu
Judirlciin adopMna In ri>nn*?-'l"n wtu, th? prln' lpal m?a!?, of
? Imn * a??i?* i if rihanaOoa dk-tat** l'? n>* nar<*r fal ? to ra
lli'?" U>? drlilltty aUriulant ni 'iO iin>ira. ,ia?l i hrimir m^.^llaa,
low Kniprram^nt an.l ???li*oa,a<i *1tal ??!>. rjir hy wi th
rauaa Indwad Tbaa* ara farta to which min? nf 'ho inoat
rminaat mi-dlr*! ai'-o. both in Kurop* aad tha t mted Stataa,
h*xr lnirn?- tratlmoiiT. and whi- h a r-? rarmhoratad hj 'belt
hi||b'al a rillaa auiiH ritiaa. I'm up la <|iiart >?l pini twHIlaa,
in ' aaaa nf una <!?><? n ??-? h. with my itamc on lh^ aottl*-, rorfc.
and far aUnila of tay alunatara im tba labal. for ?al? by all
tltr rr*p<- ( labia dru.i ^'< and ii>x*ar? in tb<' I'mtad Htataa.
VRKrW) WOLFR MalMpoctar,
Mo SI llaatar atrrat. New TutR.
C ACT It ?N
Tha woril Srhnapp* halottKa awlualTrly to my madlHna)
hati'r?Ra. AU other* and liaptMll- n '>n tha
[mbllc. t liOLi'llO WULFK.
ASHIONEE'H RAl.R
OK T< >T". FtNCf OOODM,
Yafatk M"tio*?, A?..
KIR CAhN.
At No 4.1 Mn li-n Una, Naw Tort.
Thli !arga and wall ???'i ? ia.1 - t m a?tl| r.p.irtad) la now
offarad at whni< *ala nnd ratal! at
PRICM TO M'lT TIIK TIMM,
And will batuid to caah btijara at !? < han AHcflOM
I'KICKH EDWARD HRM,
A?*trnra i f Jollay A Tiara, O. Jollry A Co. and wta M.
Tiara A tV>
BT At Tl'AL COI NT.
60 *ilt -iid Frt nch rhin > linnT *a*a, it 9'i
Jt *IH and ? olnrad Kranrh rhlna itIMM r aata, r |I5.
IP *ut and ml' r.>.| Fraix h i hin^ dlnaar t*. it iv
ft ?tlt and r ? dor ad Kr>-a<-h i Mn i dlnnar ???'a. at 9*6.
??' *!lt aad IT'I irad Krenrh rIBn ? dmri r *<-t? at tMh
i (III aad colored Freneh rhlna dinner la-'a. niM ?
9 Kilt and colored Freneli china dinner aa?*. ii HlO.
7 Kilt and colored French c hina dlunar aeta, It 9179.
- tt> acta in all. About eight thoi tnd loiiara
II V K It t t-ll
A re lurked up In thea- ki? ,? At ilf pr eaa , i ,ted Ib n'
tli r will j l< Id ua a trifle on i
MX THOfNAND fN?LI.AR*
No matter, e?en -ii.it la hatter Ii >a in k' ?p ihem.
If )ou Won I know h .w really ? k ip lhaaa aeti are, jnat
Ux'k ataome of the aamplealn n ir froB' ahotf wlmlowa.
MAKKKH IN Ii. tlx FIKI RRH
WIT DAtl.RY A CO ,
till and t.U Mi "idwu.
between llouatmi and Hlee>'k. r 4tr<Wa.
(Hot BR Vol R lit ? vs
J FAMIIIONARI.T AND Witt
Korihu . iiniini winter, whero
Raery deaerlptton >f Niya' clotbla;
may t i>tatti. d
HELOW (t'CTION PH0H
9IU0.0UU worth
of
Itnya' draaa anila,
lki?a' aeltool aatta,
Ik ) a i iglana,
R?iy?' OT> rroata, Ae ,
hoya' paiita an. i \i ata,
AU nf the lateat atriea.
at
ROt.KRR A UATMON1VH,
Cornet nf Fulton and Naaaiiu atreata.
VI.ROAKT WKODtMf) (1ARDi~AlD KNVRMJPIW At
rl prtcea to ault tha timea at, RRtfTLL'S Krewt afd
depot, Hrna>lway, corner of Dunne atr<-ct ____
VNOI.IHH AND FRKNCII ~?'
Ed It la quite proper In the Kai'lah tan?nr?e t,. apeak of
turn -bantUae thai aeita r-adlly >a aonla that aell w-'ll ' The
?ante i lea. If expreaa-<l in Fra*' ? a, wou.d ha ihat the frnxla
"aol.l themaelTM well " flat iap*?*ia> ly the caw with DAI
I.EY'Hatxk Theit dtaaar and ti'a aeta ?a wall ?? (aa tix
ttirea, alltrer plated ware. |r i -.*iu ?
SKI. I. tMKM.lil.TlW,
Tha prtcra are a>> low AflMtwie ran aee ihat hy lo 't ?.! ai
? 'rjpr- ir h< ?l 'V V til. a Ml 40 '. V,l it i
iMwadvaa,
IWlSCKM.AHKOr-.
I no*. rk" amm hi>"
\ afc.ve'oal IKInl.Olt .'IKoTHKKii, 14 Mall. J?K Httrrf
: *11.1 26b Ka-1 FunrtcMilh ?li?elc N V . and fciot of *< nfc
, Seventh anil SuutA I'ftith NtrrnU, YY iJJtam^h h r if
(lorilH, COI.lt. t'ONHIMlTION, AC? IN M.I, IHW
J |>ln in i ?? of ill** fling*. che<f, throat, Ac., auch aa old, Kali
born MMlffh pain III th* brmul hiiiI akle. spilling M'kkI, *u4
aathmu 11 V A'l 1 S ; nlmoulc tuilsani will hi* found tho moat
aowraign remedy. i'rinrl|iMl depot M <?rand alreet. IS-mwi
I rr hotUe.
Tj'1 HANK LKH.IK'8 NKW K AMI l<Y MAOAZINK
F FOB DKCKMRBS,
frank l.eclle '? N.w Knmlly Mas trine for l?i*a*mhfr,
flank ImIId'i New I'smdy Matf*/hie for Dfwmlwr,
Frank l>e*li?'i New family Miixaune lor December,
frank l.callr'.i New Family Mmilmi for llnremboc.
Frank Leslie'* New Family Magazine lor l)eri'ml>?f,
Knnk Lei Ile a New Family Msgazmafor Deoember,
frank I.chUi-'h New I'.ui.ily Magazine for DfMmlKT)
Fixnk N.*w Kn in 1 1 > Mi?KH/tn<* for Dec^inber,
frank I<eallc ? Nrw family Maga/lno fur December,
flunk la alto' ? New Faiully Maga*lue for Decatoabor,
Krnnk l^aBr'a New Family Magazine tor Dec-ember,
frank la-sllc* New Family Magazine fur December,
frank I.ealtn'a New family Magazine for December
Frank 1*1 lie '? New family Magazine for December,
frank l*ealle'a Nrw famllr Magazine for December,
FrniiL I>ealie'? New Family MagaAine for Decorator.
Fmiik I^wlle'a New Family Maga/ltta for December,
f rank l<ealic'a .Saw family Magazine for Diivrntoer,
Frank T.eatle'a New Family Magazine for De.?mlx-r,
for Hale thin day at all book stores and nnwaaepon
It la the heat number yet issued.
F'KI.UiW CITIZKNS? FKIKNDK A VII COC VTIt T MHW?
ir? what sacrifice* I jnakn In Tour hrhall 926 KucluSi
selling fin 9"1. ow-ryhloK el*e In proportion. ?f??nil b**ll**<a.
Vi.ura atfortUmat'ly. 11. It CI.AKKK, 110 William street.
HfiMK, AT 43ft PKARI, STRKKT, NK \ R CHATHAM ?
la'-vrrnoi atonal evening, lemnrrad wllb a good guw?
aud a kimkI *ung. ?hou!d K? Horn**" in'a evening and ""JT
Uiifctnelve*. A fn ? entertainment, with plenty l<> eat anU
drink. \ oral and itiHtrumcutal music aud loia of fun. l^xJt
<h?i ft?r the v al ienated l^mi*.
IMPORTANT TO HO?'*<KKKF.PKKrf
I riouoo woithof *hliu?, Kl??"W?re. tn<iii/e?. I'artan. all??r
platrd ware, rhandrllera. nr.. rntnprlaiim an imr'iUMtod an
awiment of Im>u??* f?rnl?lilnK k<*?Ib. i? now nttllng
AT AN t. NI'ARAl.l.KI.KI) RKHUCTION
FOB t'^KII
K ? IIAUGHWOUT A CO .
Corner of llnwwlway and Itromiw ?tr*wA.
LAI?lh-M? If ?OU WISII II ANDHOMK (1AITKR ItOOT*,
from 12*. to a*., alitipera. tie* and huakina, from ??. Im
1(1* uili**e?', W")*' Mini rnlldreii'a ImmiI* and *l*?*ii, India rak
I ur boot* and ?k<M ? of all the rartou* atylea, with xentJemna'*
beautiful etubrotdered toilet alliipers ror preaiiiu. patronlBB
J II MII.I.KR A CO.. 3ft Canal at Ml
IOOK AT THIS -HKI.I.INU OfF, A I.ARIJK .V.SSORT
J inent of ullenirii * French Imported patent li atlmr
boota, uaiially -..M at 9111, now Kelllni; al liaff tin* price ??;?? ?
iHrr" qoentltf of f rrnrh <-all*kln boot*, nnd a lari;e |U?nttty
ol xhort teugi'd pan ni lealhei bo*U; and at**? Ozlort Ijea anil
gnllw. ai C A II I l.l.'S, ,T7 Itrnadway.
No iirmnuo 1 comk ani? skk ? oni.t si m ajo>
91 7K fc a Hue faahionablc soil. hat. H1V1.H, hat and
rap mnnufacturer, corner of new Bowery nn I MadUion ?U'nL
New York, and 107 Kwen atreet, near J?l,i*An *tre*tt, WTT*
llamahiirf;.
PRICKS TO HI'IT THK TIMKfl
Knj(llali veWel carpel# M and lito , Ui ii*ania, 6*. anl la.
per yard All wixil Iniji dn i-arpel*. % . I- m l ft* pet yai'ii.
1 1 1 It A M AN0KKSON. Ilowory .
RIIKI'MATI^M. HCROfl'I.A, AC ? II Y ATT'H I.IFK IIAI*
? nnm m the moat cer'am remedy lor theae terrible disrn
You who are aullerlnic ihe mml torturlnit pain*, ri mi mber
that a few duel's nf liila powerful yet pleasant romponnii will
alii. id certain relief. Tlioiuanda of rs*i** hare been cured,
and publlehed In the Sun. Ilerald, and other papers. Ttiexa
certUWatea are frum wvil kttu* u citueun, who i an be aeen >ivi
ronaultnd at anv hour Circulars cunuuiltiu Uo*m certUl
mhi'i ai <ne principal depot, 244 < ? Au l a'reei. Seven
ty live crnta per bottle.
CINOKR'S NKW rAMOT^KW! .a^J
^ j. , niiifliiiic nf iniHll',r hi/ _.?,,<?? prf tu*rhu\'*s. ?
table complex fur A 00 .4M Hrovlwnr*
CAI.T HI'KC M OF 20 YK A US CTRKO MY DR. SMITH'li
mattnellc ?*l?e? I) Yonf, 7ll, |tl*IMon alrMt. I>y?i?*p?*n
cured of II yeara ? l?r John llowe, d.nlUI, 2^5 liraud .ii e?C
For aale b* l?r H B Smith, 77 Canal street, near ChurOk
atreet; hy Ilcip'iuan. Clark A Co., Itroadway. at tha Mitira
pellian drug atore, corner Thirty ?-c<ind street aud llr . wl
way. Ac.
BIRTHS, XABRIAOXS AITS DEATHS.
Birth.
Baumj ? In Brook)))!. "U Thursday , Nov. 10, Mia. * a.
II. Babio, Jr., of a daughter.
?SuM.
Howabu- R<*;?rh. ? On Friday, Nov. "0, Wiiuak H.
Howaiu>, of Brooklyn, to Miv* Fxnumati Kim.kk.*, ol New
Jcrney.
Nimmo? Tkmjw ? At Iluntuigton . L I., on Wednatnlaf,
Nov. 18, by tin* Rev . Joseph Nimtno.ol tlut place , Wiuxua
H. U. Nihmo to Mint Utu Mun Tki in, both of thu city.
Vasmouiaw? Cari-kttkk ? At i inuicn, 1. 1., on Tu>*t
rtny , Nov. 17, by the Rev. I'. li.Ookt y , Mr. I>avii> V ivtaut
?aw to Mum Kavt. L. Hm.kiia.i, daughter of Jacob Carpoa*
tor, Km.
DM.
IUptwt ? On Wodno?day , Nov. H, 'Joasr lUrrxr,
61 yearn, a native of >m\ ina, <irwcr
The funeral will lake | >(?<-?> to nwrro* aaorning, at MM
kl( lit* N? 'it 'irioid -dre^t. Tha
friend* of the lauuly are refloated to attend wiUneit (ir
| |MV riotre.
Coixj* ? On Thursday, Nov. 1!?, (ivnrA , only aoo of
Kdward W and Mary C CWIH.
Oklahv ? On Friday .Nov JurBit* Umlaut, a native
of Quit-m* county , lie Unit, aged .'?0 year*.
The friend* and acquaintance* are r??mM to atleng
tt??? funeral. front hw lata rvwidenco No. 41 Broome atroot,
to morrow altar noun, at two ??'clock.
Dn*u*n.- tm Thurwlay morning, Nov. 10, turranua
!??* ijsii, aged Ml years.
H<-r friend*, and the friend* of her win in-law, ThontM
Orngan. are r? <pi.tfal)T invited to attend the funeral, Uu*
afto-rnooa, Hi mm o'clock, from tha renideocoof her *?
law, No 1..6 But Thirty Mill street.
Unrau -IMdelly, on Tuesday, Nov IT KiillMW
only rbild of A. II. an I Mary Iftuicoinb. aged 'J yearn ao4
?JO day I
The remain* were taken to Connecticut f tr intermeot.
(Vjmm* tout |>*per? |iInuk< i<fy
FinBAX ?i <m Friday ui<>rniiu, Nov -"0, a* ooe"?t?i*aM#
fjjjtM, widow of iu?b? rt ^ inrgan, in the 2 7 lb year of tier
M*
Her mnaina will tie taken to (Jftanwnari t'ometory ftor
Interment, from tier Into realdenca, No lku W?-*t Tv???4f .
null ??reot, t?IMfrvw after noon, at two o'aiteik. iw
friend*, and the member* of AH-glmma lodge No. U.l.l.
O. of 0 ?., are invited to atteud
Mrwijrrr ? On Friday, Nov 90, after > ?hort illne?, of
b"art tlneaae, J ami AioWa, wilaof John Hewlett, ag*4
;i> year*. 1 months and 'tl data.
The relative-* and fri-n'ln oi the fanuly, tbe net nb-' .
.Jm>|>rr Chapter No. 36. O. U A., and of tha ."Wenty f!r*t
K'tfiment, Cowtpany It are rea|>e< tfuliy invited t<> ttt?o.t
the funeral, to morrow afternoon, at one o'clock, from hoe
lute residence, No t n i.rove atreet, w it bout further notjo#
Hannibal paper* pleaer copy.
IIkhrv ? In Atiutnjr, on 1%ur<day, Nov. l?i Wr?u*?
Bmmv, 'tntM lttnr, .icd M year*
The relatives and iremla of (he family are req j-Mti*d M
atteiHl I lie funeral . tin* afternoon, at tlir?l> o . look , fr >na
the ri Htdenee of William Parratt, No 33 ficaal. etreet,
W dlianahurit
Krut ?On FrMif, Nov. iO, ?<ion-'iinj*i?>f?,
T Km v, it the :<1?> year of Ilia agn
Hwtriendii and ar^nn injanmn, thoae >?f h.i i>??4!i.<r-?,
John, William and Jarnea, and of hie brother n law, J W
Deapaey , are r> ?-lie?tfii!ly i in te.] to attend Ilia l'io?r*l(
fr?>ni ht? !at? re-nienc.' No .'.S3 H?>werv, u> nvirrow ifur
noon, at half pa-f one o'i lock, witho'it tutther >nvtta*i<in
Ka*5Kl>v ? ?Hi Dinr?'lay morning, Nov. 10, IIkukia* P.
Krwtntv, in tha Mth year of bi* agi>
Tbe relative* nod friend* r4 tha family, and the m >rm ?
ber* of the | ,;ht i.nard OuMpany, In ntiaena' 4pmb,
re j*i (fully iii vtt*''l to attend tie- Minora!, ? < ift>*rii?on, i?
haM | Met one o'i lork, without further invtiation.
I'liletnirg and Im!iannp< lie fiajoT- pleaee rnoy.
H*hjwt ^4?o Krtday. Nov 10, "f a|??|il.ty, fUviaw
K*ioht, ."<enr , m the H7th year of hi ?*e
rba luiieral will take pi?i .? t.i m "???? afl'^ ''w, *4 "*?
o'rk* k , frt m tha re?H!i ii' e of hi? ?en. V" 'iSI Ninth *t'"e4?
near .-?>? mid avt ntte The relative- and ''hmh lof t h
nnly, th'-eot hi" -IIU'", William. I'm "I, ' I've arvl l ib*
Knight ?nd the member- of New Yorfc . Nil 10,1 t?
of o. F , are re?|., ? tfully invlte<t tn attend ? .thrnit f'lrther
n<>?.ce Tli? i> inalna ?;ll be taken to t# ret -n wood for i*>
tormi nt
ljni?4Rr> ?On Tburaday Nov It, Ja*?, wifnofTevenna
Leonanl, m the Mth y a r of ber me
The I 'iri.-ral will like place U>l? 'Iterteion, *t Malf
C*t 'i?e o'tho k . 1 1 "in le r late . dete*- No 1.TT
oadw iy The relative* m l friend* of Jie family arc
fr?pactlnlly illi ited toMten I
Albany and Tn?y paper* fleane eopy
Lom> otlri'.ay, Nov M, af crmgt^ir* wa? 1??. from
K. enly child ft tb?? late Klbert A and Fin ma I. lord,
a?" d T year*
The friend* <?f I he family are r?w|>e<tfblly inv ded b? at
!? 'tid tbe funeral, to morrow afternoon , at vite o'ch* l:,frv?
No. 1.1 rd aveniH ,
Itaa-la Yorkvui#, on nt'ir?''ay. n*i?. 10, .. ?- t?n?
te>n of i?m> lutif". Sam Ptsr. tn the 7<'th->ear of b ?,pv
Hi* irienda and ai-^ iaintancee, and thnwe of hia - Ma, '?
*eph . lienjamin and Hnmuel we re?|<?>utfull> mvitai to ???
Udid tbe funeral to morrow afternoon, at half |aci twatvw
o'clork, t rom liia lata re*idon<-a, m b^lity ?"??**,
between Third and Fonrth avenue.
New Jeraay and I'hdiwlelphi a t*?| i M plen-e r> ?y
IU!?**t.? At Wee! Hobnketi > J., on W-dm** Jif, Nov.
1*, of cm*umption, Vnm? R.?nmt art.'t
Ilia M lativi K and Irienda are reejen ifally r tde I to ai
t'>nd the funeral, tin* morning, 'J t >n o kIwA, fro?8
Mary a Catholic church , Iloboken < My
O nnei tk at and Nortli Carolina ,-vi|?'rj ?**
Rr?*(Hiw ?In Brook Ivn. , .n Tbnraday, V"V r>, I e?iC
Jtrttsti Krtmiijw of the i?iti*l ?ataj rerenuaaertiaa,
and Hon of M*un- .1 fl K. y no"?> ' * *?' Y??*
Tbe friend* of Hie larnllv. lbo* . .l bi* i Mher ;itl?w,
C. Moaeall. h--i . """ Of lagkMMa?
U-lge No. 137, V *n I V M ah I the fmte,?dv n, ? i.eral,
are r.-i? ctfu; ? WVlted u. attend the ftneral.tottn m la'.a
re?iden' e No.'!!* Bridge street, to morrow after na-ia, at
' Koatvwa -^tm ."und.iy, Nov. II, at tbe **aid*ua? at
hert <;raJ .0' In Brooklya N Y . Umbh K- mi.-am, *4 tha
I rule- 1 state* *lo>>p of war John A tetn*.
?HwxianAaa* ??n Thursday, Nov l?, "t-?a M voting -
?*t daaghtet of .-^muel and -"o**a M !ViKaMi?Mkei . ?g~i
3! year*
The i r >end? of lb* family are r??T*<*fultr IavNed to at
tad the funeral, to trtofiow afternoon, at owe o'clock ,
fri ni I he resilience of her portal*, *o. MO HI Irtdga ttraet,
without further nu tation
<t ri tji ? on Kriilay Nov 30, Maactianr, n r? >f Klg^r
t Snydatn, aged :'.J >ear->
The relative* ar 1 irier.d* >>t' the family are r> *pe?,tf'il!y
Invlteit to attend the tuival, frotn ber lata roaMaMa, No.
03 Amltf rtrcet, to Morr w alto' noon, at bah pa*l ooa
o i'Iim k.
TO TttK KMTt>R or tMK HRIt * I t>.
Aa Me tts dt*|VWe<l p>-r*on idvertn. d t'.y vtli >r
my daoghh r fnwt, ?n tbe i?>t t, i *iaat, ! ?i*b to c.aih
diet tlwrt falee *tat*a?'at . aa<l hot-e n , th< t-et .^iai e
? . e rcftjet ..ad ?? d t ? VI ?? ^ ?? ie
? ?.\A 4*<^ , atta*