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DOU BILE SH E E. .
New York, Friday, November IL, 1861.
Malls for e arOpe.

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD
The Collins steamship Arctic, Captain Luce, will
leave this port at to morrow for Halifax and Ii
verpool The European mails will close at hafpast ten
o'clock In the morning. The New York WEEKLY
HERALD will be published at half past nine O'Clock.
Single copies, in wrappers, sixpence.
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The Contributions for the Washington Mon
ument at the Ballot B0x-Oar National
T< SffmOnaRla

On the national election day, the plan was re-
sorted to, in several Of the cities and to yps of
placing at the polls boxes for the receipt Of the
voters contributions, a dime each, in aid OF
the erection of the Washington monument. We
have only accounts Of the sums SO col
lected from fifteen towns; but the results are
such as give us the assurance, that if the
same mode Of raising funds had been generally
adopted all over the Union, the aggregate collec-
tion would have reached figure more than sutfi-
cient to complete that national undertaking. We
suboin the list Of these collections, as compiled from
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connoersble anxiety among all workers ana dealers
in from the fact that its decision viii material
~ effect the interests of all.
In connection with much other interesting intelli-
gence from Mexico, We to day publish the Message
of President Arista on the opening of the Congress.
Though somewhat lengthy, this document is well
worthy Of perussl.
A despatch from Phila elphil chronicles the ar
rest of conductor of the express trsin on the
Baltimore Railroad, named Comegys, a charge
of having been for long time engaged in riAing
the mails Ct money and drafts 1t is said that he
Acknowledges having obtained large amount of
cash upon drafts forwarded by the New York banks
to Southern merchants. Between seven ard eight
thousand dollas Of the money thus obtained was
found in his possession.
Read the report of Mr.. Fields argument, before
the Committee of the Common Council, on behalf
of the applicants for railroad in Broadway
There is nothing like being well posted up on all
sides of the question.
The court martial on Capt. McLane sat again yes
terday, but adjourned till noon day. in accordance
with the request of the accused, who cl zmed that
indulgence in order to prepare suitable defence
The Board Of Assistant Aldermen met, per ad-
journment, yesterday evening. The onlr interest,"
ing matter was an explanation made by Alderman
Barker relative to the remarks he had uttered the
other evening Mr. Jarvis's portrait of General
Morton.
We to-day publish sketch of the very interest
ing Grafton delivered in Boston last Wednesday
evening, by G. P r. James, on the life and military
history Of the Duke of Wellington.
Five days later advices may shortly be expected
by tie arrival Of the steamer United States at this
port. At last accounts, this vessel was at Aspin-
wall, awaiting the arrival of the steamer Cortes,
which left San Francisco on the Goth ult.
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Police Intelligence.

Charge of S6aisg Watch and ChGin--A young woman,
named Ellen Flemming yesterday arrested by Off ser
Gertehty OF the Sixth ward charge Of stealing
watch and chain valued at S133 the proper Of James
ii. Smith residing at No "a Eldridgc street The accus
ed It seems, induced M Smith to accompany her to
house situated at No. 81 Mulberry street, where she
tracttd the property from his person and ade off but
was subsequently caught by the officer and the property
recovered The prisoner conveyed before usics
Osborne, who committed her 10 prison for trial
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Political IntalISUrnce.

vRoINn-rhc Richmond Wing has returns. unofficial,
from every county In the State Of Virginia by which the
majority for the Pierce and King electoral ticket ID put
down at e51e In lS4S Cass carried the State by 1e2
majority
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ExPREss.-We are indebted to the American Express
Company for the delivery last evening of Albany papers,
in advance of the mail
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AZ tho corner of N.ss.u ,ra u..ar,

AT the corner of Nassau and Beekmam
streets buy cheaper clothing than any other
house in the city Just look at tho prices beautiful
overcoa with rich and elegant lining fns rook and
dress coats from ST. 81 to So vests 81 to
S. at the original Five Dollar Suit Store 1856
HENRY REGAIN.
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Embroideries, Laess, Skc.-D. Edwards.
No @ Broadway Houston street. respectfully invites
the ladies TO examine splendid lot q embrodersd collars
just received embracing the newest and most recherche
styles 81 the Also lot Of black veils Oh
rstterns Everything sold In this store ~
much less than the usual rates.
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The Peoples HatteTs. This enterpRlslng.
body would call attention Of the hat
ing public to their elegant moeskin hat which they
selling aud So superior to anything offered slse
whore In the city Hat Finshers Union, ii Park
posite the Astor House.
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msnt is complete 10 every particular. His beautiful
hats for the winter comfortable elegant and FASH
iona6le his fascnatingly attractive caps for children his
superior stock Of umbrellas aud his brilliant and costly dis
play furs been surpassed in quality style,
durability and oheapness prides hmself upon his
DR. ces inew soils sufficiently cheap give
all who deal with him. KNOCKS roon
La at No. 123 Fulton street.
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Fashionable C,o,h,ny

fashiOnabls Clothing, 20 essential In y
country like this where the rich and the owly regard
dress so highly, st all times be found TOS-
TEFS clothing Establishment n Cortlandt street. whore
able terms. - $500
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Account Books, Paper, ana Stationery
Carr L. Hicks 81 Maiden lane invite the attention or
merchants manufacturer Ard Others TO thor stock. We
keep constantly hand size and style Of blank book
In ordinary use aud manufacture TO order any style
CURED Letter note papers, and
nkstnnds gold and steel pens go. Counting rooms ana
eccs furnished wi IN stationery Of tho best quality IS mo
ssNtly. CARR WCkA atR{slslk a kaId;a 80
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Parties disag, &c. sects disagree. individu.

InInef &c; sscts disagree, individu--
times and in all Places that the shirts made BY
GREEN No. Aston House. fit better in the bosoms wrist
bands and collars than other they obtain in New
York. What everybody says must be true.
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Singers Sewing Mac hines. within IN. m.

cw weeks have received premiums the first class from
the American ms hute New York Franklin Instftuse
State FAIR At Indianapos They the excsiienS
nishipg rapidy strength beauty Call and see Them
IN operation Principal oees-New York. 258 Broadway
place. - -sA~
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The subscriber received and Will have ready fos
inspection this day twelve containing eight hundrsd
beautiful ssrments modelled Tho most esls-
mere. &c all Of which he offers the moA moderate
terms GEO. BULPIN, Paris Cloak and Mantilla En-
porium, Sol Broadway.
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THOMAS MCLAUGHLIN, 292 Greenwich, corner OF
street New York dealer in all kinds and sizes
OF underolo thing for gentlemen. Lambswoo rno silk
and cotton shirts and drawers collars orava stocks
gloves hosiery &c. shirts made to order and
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Twelve Gold ard Silver Medals ayv 3 rsl ed tn
ROOT No. s63 Broad for his superior
number equallcd by NO other daguerreotypist in tho
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Prize Medal Dsruerreotvne,

irize Medal DnguerreOtypes.-Thc first
medal awarded for this was
given to eAvII 1872 Broadway Of John street,
lodged and whose prices IN any other rood
artists in the city. The utmost satisfaction given in air
80 - -
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reoyres 81 Broadway have received the gold medal yox
poru the greatest their superiority
PICTURES done in this abhment great pereoton
as well as HAAS and ygnette
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received the Gold m.d.s

from the American Institute and also other nrixe ma
dals for years in we'll the prize medal
awarded in London at the Worlds Fair deems il
sary to expatat tho superiority Of his but in
vtes te attention Of the TO his superb
oos OF daguerreotypes exhibiting his galery
2O5 Broadway, corner Of Fulton street.
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No 90 Fulton street. has opened splendid lot Of furs
which for richness VARIETY and ohs.pnss cannot DO *
SIS 60; beautiful hat s. and 50 50 chbrens beaver AM
felt hats Of every style, ct the lowest prices.
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Co~rt Calen.i.r-Tnis D.v

%, &c, Is - -
SUPREME CoURT-CTRcuIr Mos. SS2, 941, / 251. 0o0
goo 1892 1863, $50 600 205 $780, 464 675 7as no. 7l2
us ia 703 -
SUPERIOR CouRT.-(Two branches Mos 45s 4o4. 143
Z SIG 4l2 459 4G2 l29 167, 1885, 248. 22 59s To- as
l59, Gil, 512 t73 $40. ST.. 57S, $50.
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vorites Of the public this season. exhibited unprs-
cedented raridy and Of his His principal
fall and winter s unanimously Approved tastes
differ ard he wishes to crafty ALL notifications OF the
Genin style will be found for the old price four dollars
o. GENINS. ga Broadway opposite 81 Psuis.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
! . ~ GREAT ATTRACTIONS {. ,tz9t
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.

/ Con, IHsf Broad,eay aud Fla,tliin sreei, Nt,D York
this Establishment can be seen very correct kep5g
BNCE OF OPIUM, head, tongue and hands in motions the
ONLY representation kind in the country. The largest
and collection OF Ancent and Modern Coins in The Vi
The figure OF Soldier in the Continental Unorm blue and
bluff lead buttons, marked U. S. A., three ooneed Hat,
Breeches CATERS &c, &C. Also, Birds OF Various Plum.
age curious Freaks OF Nature, Indian Implements OF
Rich Oil Paintings fine Engraving with other raTo
bic Curiosities Statue of George ILL., Suche col
lection cannot be found in OF the KIND IN
the United SateS double Calf which Is universally au
mtted great wonder The calves Joined together
from the neck down the middle They full grown and
perfectly formed, and brought from the town OF Lynn,
Live White Rat from Berks Penn Adni,tanee Graf
IS Games for Exercise and Amusement, Billiards, BACK
Cannon and Dominocs Billiard Room with two spel
did Tables, is also attached to the house.
REFRESHMENTS.-Dinno and Supper parties can pc
accommodated very notice. The Larder Will be
supplied with deicacies Of the season. Came Oys
at any hour. ErG- RI 80, A.,
Arthis Establishment, may be seen celebrated Bird
MINO that win repeat almost anything after stranger
No accommodation for political meetings OF any party
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Hotels OF the city OF York The Bar Room which con-
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under the charge Mr. Thomas Riley in the quality
wires &C. &c Connected with the above is REFEC.
TORY meals will be served at all hours OF the day
ard evening Private rooms for Referees
The public respectfully invited to grant him share OF
''''' PA''''As' CHARLIE WRIGHT, Proprietor.
Pcrsons wishing pure Wine and Spirits may depend
on having them genuine at this Establishment. d.
n B-Private families supplied with Dinners or Suppers
In superior STYLE Parties OF number at their respec
tive homes and OF glass or silver sent Out 10 any
fthe City yRHE OF CHARGE. - :. sl'
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