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The New York herald., 1862-11-27
FINANCIAL AND CONNER cIAL.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 3s4-e p. n.

WKpNU9DAy, NOV. 16~6 +. II.
The supply Of money at per cent 70 the
brokers was rather larger tony, and we hear Of
no complaints Lenders are, however, very care
full in exacting large margins in lending upon the
railway stocks which have advanced so much.
There was panic in demand notes to-day; they
fell to 40, but closed at l2lH. The reason given
for the decline was some wild rumor from Wash
ington about further issue; but the true cause
was probably sales by parties who have been
heavy holders, and who now look for fall in gold
with which, Of course, demand notes sympathize.
Exchange was very dull to-day. 1t sold at l4SH
N the morning and closed at about l43 "A. Gold
opened vigorously at 1891, fell to l29h, sold at
l29sS.in the afternoon. and closed at l29I bid.
Rumor states that parties at Baltimore who enjoy
the credit of exclusive information have been
heavy sellers The fact is gold has been raised TO
IN absurd and unnatural premium, In view OF the
scarcity of legal tender money in circulation, and
1t is slowly settling down to more natural price,
The stock market was dull, inanmate and lower
to-day. There were pretty heavy sales OF railway
stocks for cash, holders seeming generally anxious
10 get rid Of this kind Of property at present. The
principal buyers were the bears. So long - gov
eminent offers rate of interest which amounts to
10 9 per cent to buyers Of United States skies,
y.30 notes and debt certificates, the temptation is
small to purchase such stocks as New York Gen.
,ssal and Michigan Central, which pay but per
cent; Erie preferred. which will pay but Z; Galena
md Rock Island, which pay irregular dividends Of
small amount, and guaranteed, Toledo, Illinois
Central, Southern old, &C., &C., which pay no di-
vidends at all yet. Speculation for the rise ap-
pears to be pretty thoroughly checked. Invest
ment has begun to run, and will soon run alto.
gether, in the direction of government stocks,
which are safe beyond peradventure, and which,
ct present prices, yield larger income than
any active railway stock on the list Large
amounts of the popular speculative stocks
held by parties who have bought them on specula-
ton. How soon they may grow weary Of losing
interest and watching the decline in value of their
property time will show. At the first board to-
day Pacific Mail declined "a, New York Central
u, Erie old l, Erie preferred a, Hudson ], Har.
lem "a, Harlem preferred a, Reading q, Michigan
Central z, Southern old q, guaranteed ss Illinois
r. Pittsburg "a, Galena "A, Toledo ss, Rock Island
"a. Government skies we're steady. Bonds are
scarce and rather firm. Some of the low priced
bonds are still fair investments. Between the
boards the market was very dull indeed and there
were hardly any transactions worth mentioning.
At the second board the market was very dull
indeed. At the close the quotations were as
follows:-
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% 81 New AIbany and salem RR. Co. ssrip.. i,
500 wabash ana kis Canal csrtihcate q psin
Clpal stock
100 do. 4 srrsareof interest. ............@.
$50 do., for interest. -. ...............:.;:..y
l,alO o.. 4 judgnsat ssainst william PennsIa, An
drew J. Parker, and Ephraim Mower ,Jr., ooo-
ksted 9th March, 1851, in New York Supreme
, saa "A Not. Of Andersen. Dunshus 4 Co., dated
Louisville, KY, Nay Is. 1851. payable eight
months after date: due 18th January 1852. Ii
976 OF. Note Of Ianes, Boyce l. Co., dated N. Y,
October /, 1850, SIX months after date; due
4,h April, 1861. 1915 06 Note OF Lanes,
Boycs 3 Co., dated n T., October 1860,
1891 1910 on Note Of Lanes, Boyce 4 Co.,
dated New York, October 1, 1860, eighteen
months after date; due 4th April, 1851. -.
257 Ss Note Of Kent, Paine Co., Richmond, Va,
dated N. Y, August %. 1880, eight months
after date; due 10Th April, 1861. ............
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A MEETING OF THE wORKINGMEN'S UNION DE
n mocraiic Club of the Twentieth ward Fourteenth dis
trc will Francis Galgers 48 Seventh avenue,
to-day Thursday, at eight O'CLOCK BY order Of
PATRICK MCCAFFREY, President
JAMES O'BRIES, Secretary.
At MEETING OF THE GERMAN DEMOCRATIC
"A Club OF the Twelfth ward, held At ians corner Of
25h Bloomngdae road, after the President j.
Rosenbourgh, Secretary, Andrew Smith, had with.
drawn from the meeting John u Gent elected Pres-
dent, and Herman EiswOrt Secretary. .
II resolved unanimously that this club should
support ,or.nu
For Alderman,
JOHN u. GENT for Councilman, and DAVID 8. JACKSON
FOR School at the coming election and to
A- JOHN IT, GENT, Chairman.
HERMAN ELswoRr Secretary
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Whsa, again fe Of Ic &c, with sales of only so 900
bushels at 81 50 for white and 81 s5a ls for red and
amber spring. and 81 Is % for Chicago spring 81 81
81 3s for red State Corn was heavy and lower, with
sales of IS 900 bushels mixed Western at c 70Lc for
sound 58c CSC for unsound and heated 73c for West
yellow, aud Too 76c. for Western white. Rye was
in demand at Sc q5ci $500 bushels Of barley were
sold at 81 45 81 SO. Oats were quiet at CSC. 675c.
per bushel.
Coal dull and unchanged.
CorTFE was less active, but firm. Sales made Of
25c bags Rio part &c., and 200 bags Maracaibo on
CorroS continued in very limited demand at prices
ranging from CSC. &c. for middling per ID.
FlsH-There was more inquiry for dry COD at = 81
81 s71. and macksre at S11 $1l SO for No and 81 so
ass SO for with less demand for smoked herring at
81 ASS, and s2kfor scaled and No. respectively.
FExIcHrs-With 656 vessels Of all descriptions in port
the market rather dull To Liverpool the engage
ments confined to 800 packages lard, BY foreign
vessel at as 2s IONS and $50 hhds taow al 22s 3D.
2Os by American and foreign vessels To London there
were shipped 500 bbls -four at 2s 3D. by an American
and 3s I'd. BY foreign vessel also zoo bales hops at
I'D. 10 Glasgow coo bbs. nour at 2s. I'D; with 80
packages hard and ten tons taOw BY foreign vessel at
37s. Cd.
Hnrs~Tnere was considerable activity in this line,
and Buenos Ayres dry were quoted up 70 2Sc 2s,c.
and 0ronoco TO 26c. 26kc. per ID.
Hors were less freely purchased At l6c 2Sc for new
crop.
such a. Eastern spruce and pine which reduced
supply and advancing 10 price
Pnovimoxs market was dull for pork, and there
were only 75o bbls sold SIS IL el3 Is for prime and
SlI so tll 50 for Beef ruled quiet at former
rates. with Of IT'S bbs $12 $l3 for plain and
$l3 so &l4 for extra 200 bbs. and tierces lard
within range Of &c. exc and $50 boxes bacon at &c.
&C. Butter continued active and buoyant at 2lc. &c
for state, and l6c. 20c for Western Cheese was in
lively request at exc. . 12kc.
SALT Was in moderate demand at former figures.
SAITEIKE.-Thc demand was fair for crude at 15c.
SUoARs--1hcre were only some 200 hhds. sold At. in
part. I0lsc llc for New Orleans and l0c 10kc. for
Cuba
TAIlow declined loXc. loXc, with sales Of 90 200
lbs.
wnmKKy was in more demand at 37,Sc. q 3sc., with
gales Of 800 bbls.
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0,O THE ELECTORS OF THE FIFTH ALDERMANIC
i dstrict.-Gentlemen my name has been some
what before you candidate for Alderman for this dis
trc my friends still of the opinion that
am going to run as SUCH beg TO say 10 them even 70
outside of the democratic who have called on me
and support that prefer giving my whole
support Mr. John McCoo upright and honorable man
also that prefer supporting the regularly nominated
candidates for Comptroller and Counsel to the
wish in any embarrass break down the
good old democratic party has succeeded
In placing this country in superior, might say su-
liberal and humane laws Any man OF common sense can
that II the democratic party In at the
time this horrible would not be In existence nor
would the people have such debt TO pay nor
would best Of the bravest soldiers that
went into battebe saugherng each other for an magi
nary cause. MATTHEW CLINTON.
The New York herald., 1862-11-27
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

ASHES continued in fair request at sc for pots and &C.
for pearls. Stock 400 bbs.
BREADsrrrrs- market was very quiet generally to-
day. limited inquiry prevailed for flour, which was
&C. l0c per Dbl. lower and closed heavily Sales
made Of 10 500 bbs State and weserp. 600 bbls Cana
nxriih lin nOirra
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POLITICAL.

POLITlCAL.
Sh1sD DsS0Onars szss s4T151rros fAHaz MEETING
sssuRsH q - PsR'ss5i; scsisxnSss as.saS.5 e
FRIDAY EVENING. NOV; %,
70 rs'gSsf GsflsD Z Is Sssocs4c sSSss.'sSi BY The
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN
for Comptroller,
JOHN iSSsynIIx
The following eminent speakers are expected TO address
HON HON Js%., HON HON sSn s%s
HON Hon. fssss,Fs lssss Hon. ssss
HON. HON. Ss1 sssd dkys SsSpno, Hon Hon saSt1'
Hon Gee. 2; Genet. Hon psnl ,. Taylor. Taylor.
Hon j. Arcysrias, jr. Hon. i. !. Coddinson.
asH lsfa siKss sssas Hon. s:s sr
Albert 4i Saraoso E:a'. E' Henry l. i Clinton Rsq..
O. osseSasnfsr, sG,GE Esa, John P n harrington, ESQ.,
b. b: JaH. b nsl Kcrp s.musi sa apfPp; aa1yln ssl
BY order Of the Union Contention of Tammany and No
lame. TSa. FITZGERALD. aa,.. Edmund Jones: yJo'nss:Jr.
Aisan AWAIT ioSf~ood, icafresd john oS"iI L. Trapp. Tpps''
Patrick Kerrn, Thomas H. Ferris,
CHARLES i D5asherty. James Lynch,
pn,s, Patrick Grove, ThS%as % soas Csssin.
John john Z savage. .Jr. aeorse g Genes,
sSss Miss.e e'ssz ssz.ssr.la. xiI!s% %aH Brennan. &
William NJ. Tweed, Smith Ely Jr.,
Daniel Huehes,s Owen Murphy,
Ralph Bogsrt, John ]. Bradley,
John McC0el. w. Drake Parsons.
Harris B0gert yerencc Farley,
Charles j. Chip, Roger Downing,
Ignatius Flynn, Peter B. Sweeny,
Elijah r. Pnrdy, william Bradley
Sylvester Nolan, Daniel w. Clarke,
Francis l. A. Boole, Morgan L. Harris,
Nathan y. Reed, Alexander Ward,
Fernando Wood
BENJAMIN RAY,
Chairman Mozart General Committee.
FERNANDO WOOD,
| Chairman Mozart Convention
ELIJAH F. PURDY,
Chairman Tammany Hall General Committee.
WM NJ. TWEED,
Chairman Tammany Convention.
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The steamship Europa, from Boston to-day.
took out about half million Of specie.
Thu. transfer books Of the New York Central
Railroad will be closed at the close Of business on
the Sd Of December, preparatory to the election
for directors on the 10th, and will be reopened on
the lith.
The following stocks, bonds, &C., we're sold by
Adrian II. Muller to-day
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rHANksufytNo DAY.--NEApE BROS. WILL OPEN
efiss toda, Thanksgiving dayh where persons
may get any Kind rturr lcN ucsllx,
Meade BROTHERS. zss Broadway.
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% sharos EXCELSIOR Fire Insurance Company each S55 Is
10 Niagara Fire Insurance Company .......... 30 90
"a Long Island Fire Insurance Company ..... so 90
Mercantile Mutual (Marine) Insurance Company 100 90
70 Mechanics and T.aders Fire Insurance 20 90
10 Lenox Fire Insurance Company ........... IS 90
/ 10 Comm Bwcalth Fire Insurance Company 100 90
Republic Fire Insprance Company .......... 110 90
16 Farmers and Merchants Rank Of Memphis 100 90
70 Union BANK Of Tennessee ee................. rs
10 Cleveland and Mahoning Railroad Company .. 26 90
20 New Creek Company, Virginia. ........... 20 90
The New York herald., 1862-11-27

9th WARD REGULAR DEMOCRATIC UNION
IL NOMINATI0NS:-
Alderman--Iacob NJ. Long
Councilmen-David fitzgerald, Patrick RUSSELL John
Brtce, Valentine Cool Alexander BRANDON William Joice
School Commits sionrr r--Sidney T.. Ingraham. Jr.
Inspector-Hosca Perkins.
Trustees-Benj jamir Moore, John Hart
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T,HE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES
that he s now permanently located In the spacious saloon
Twenynnth street and broadway where ten
q Phcaus superior Tables for the his
friends and the patrons of billiards generally.
rH0s. 7. STONE.
The New York herald., 1862-11-27

10TH WANU.-AT LAHUE ANU
10 meeting Of Sixteenth Ward Democratic Associa
ton held Tuesday evening November IS 1882 at Union
Hall corner and Eighth avenue, the io
lowing respuu uons were unanimously Adopted
Whereas democratic " The sixteenth ward by
Joint convention OF the Tammauy and Mozart orAniza
ons have nominated LEWIS r. RYERS for Aldermaa. and
placed In the field united candidates
and School officers, therefore,
Resolved present the thus selected to our
fellow sxens with confidence that better ticket could
be Ter their support, and In dog pledge
Offices Of city,.
Resolved That the democratic party Of the Sixteenth
ward themselves upanimitv
the selection of said candidates whereby the party has
hsrmonzed aud been enabled present an undvi.
ded front the enemies o our country and party and they
therefore call all Union loving citizens 10 lend their ad
IN the election OF the candidates thus presented Thereby
putting he st .ismp q condemnation on the orginaiers
Resolved, That we hereby ray and confirm the nomina.
ton OF MATTHEW I. BRENNAN, for COMPTROLLER and
JOHN Il. DENELlN as Corporation Counsel and pledge
ourselves to undivided support OF the entire democratic
n ket. SAMUEL IT. MuNgON Chairman
Moan TuawELL, in. Secretary. -
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financial.
Proposals.
oyncr or As.lsrAxr cox,r,sanr onSr

OYncE ASSISTANT CoxsrssARY GESrRAL org
SunsisTENCK No Safest. New YORK. Nov. 20 1852
4 RMY SUPPLIES.-PropOsals Will be re-
Z osved by the Undersigned unu O'Clock o. m. on
MONDAf LIST Of December fer suPplyug ol tne use OF
the United States Army, SUB5lsiEsCE SiOAEs, 10 De
delivered Ia EewYors, Is follows viz; .
2,i2o are,s If first qr-iig xtTa upehne Southern $.
Logs other brands Of FLOUR suitable for keeping In
warm climate The barrels to be- fu.i hssdliDed.
Eiddot aeli stats their poals !as eGrifef Time az
tchich H,>ir dt''rcrisr1r be nGds.
small samples 10 accompany proposals.
Each bid must have pnutsd copy OF this Advertisement
posted head and BE- specific H. complying precise
IN with all tho terms Each bid to have confederation nt
have written guaranty Of two responsible a. oi
lows:
ave the undersigned hereby guarantee that should all or
the above bio be accepted shall ne duly funied
according its pnfport and condtoDs ase, that
written with bonds to the amount of onefourth tho
Of the proposed to be urnsed shall be executed
II required" -
Bidders ay propose FOR The whole Of the above
The sellers n.e psce of business with date Of purchase
Is required each package
The Flour will be inspected o. tbs date of delivery and
oomp,red with tie retained samples. by HENRY SHIELDS,
President Association tour Inspectors whose certificate VIII
be requred
Contractors expected TO hold their goods without
peuse United until required for eh!Pment
PTOpcscrs whose bids accepted requested 10
send for their samples on WEDNESDAY, Sd Psox
Blanks for Proposals i be furnished az hs office, ~hieh
aust iacosel snree oddrss,d 10 fAe usadgned
and iadorsed Proposlls JoT SV5'isaee Stores."
A. b. EATON Lieut.. Colonel and A. C. o. ;.
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Gmnssmeus

NIBIO'' GARDEN 1r rgtr~ re-.
~ Lessee and n nsset. ...........WM. WikATLxEY.
Ia consequence of the
ENTHUSIASTIC MANNER
CAMILLE
MATILDA HERON
was r-reived ny the public npon
THE titsf MONT OF HER REINFORCEMENT,
the thrilling aud romrntic Drama Of the name viii
AGAIN nB REPEATED
SATURDAY EVENING. Nov 20. 1852
CAMILLE;
OI, TIA FAIl Oy A CcerEr-a
MATILDA hLhON. ..tAMiLbf
Armand u = Sle"'
Myl-lrui 's.s..s..f " b.,,e
msasie Mt's MAY "sHs
Musical DiIe.ior: Nr. Haryey e. Doiwor!n-
MONDAY EvENIN,, Dee. l. lsst
EDWIN FCGHESE
DIS FitST AipEARANCE ~ NETWORK
For the la !ro ysar IN the sifed Indsn tragedy Of
MLfAAlORA.
Night. 81 periorminr- II
EDWIN FORREST
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY
Nights u Performance Il
MATILDA HERON
TUESDAY and SATURDAY
The perrrianco viii commence u II o'clock. Doors
open A. 7a'c-ocs.
VITA the exception Of the Press, no gREE LIST.
~ cents
secure cents
Family Cree lenraucs on Crosby ....2o cents
Box Ofsa opor daily from . a. IN. I'll p IN.
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CAMPBELL's NINSTRELS,
~ PALACE or MUSIC,
l4;h.t ucsr cthay.
CANrBfLLS TRIUMPHANT!
USIASTIC AUDiENCES
This beautiful Hall I, entirely rsmcdeed and improved
nav 1ooT las been si command full view OF tho stage
I, ia NEAT WARN, AND COMFORTABLE.
CAMPBELL'5 MiNSrRELS
Conprising SEVENTEEN Of she BEST PERFORMERS
in tho pIoie..ioul
Fira week Of W., H. p RUaSEY. the GREAT BANJO
PLAYER. Just arrived from England.
By reques of many isrlie'
A GRAND AAlINEE on SATURDAY,
For LADIES aAd CHILDREN,
to dominance a. o'clock.
ID opss in the evening at ST. to commence M7L
ii sets IS CeIfs. Children IS Goats.
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nco0iu9 Car0s, &c.

At VIM. EVERpELL's SONS--WEDDING
~ CARDS-Thsse celobrsed Engraved CaIds sold oaiJ
o. No. lt4 fu.ton.s-, y. Y. E5iabisLed 1873
p. II. JOHNSTON u CO., No. $50 BoweryI
~ WEDDlNO All VISITING CARDS, a., lAt,.t ".
sfr'lmeus by .usi Aiao Natcaes JeWril su'tl
lEtea WAKE, Of .be be., qualities ~. a. 10" s''re~
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OSpNAyoP OFFICE. WAR DEPARrSssr. !

ORDNANCE OFFICE. WAR DEPARTERsT,l
WASHINGTON. N0v. "a. 1901
DROPOSAI.S-SEALED PROPOSALS viii
be received By this Department until o'clock p No. on
e gh day December next for the Manufacture and dov
cry Of the following projecties viz;
5000 te3-inch solid shot
LOCO hfeop-inch Shells.
lo0G fiteeninch Bs,terng Shot .
The pTojecs be made OF the hind Of metal aud IN
pectea s-r tie rules laid down in the Ordnance Manual
" the exception the BatteIng Shot, which must De
made of what is known gun metal Drawings Of these
poeetes at the principal ARENAS Of the United
ssaes the Ordnance AZ ncy, No 40 Worth ST., New
YoTk and 1T this Office.
The proiees are 10 be delivered free Of chsge for trans
porstion 81 tine United States ARENA Governors Island
Ne.York barber where they viii be Inspected; -nd al such
a. may be rejected be removed By tho contractor n.
rssdistely after the inspection of each delivery.
Bids viii he received for any portion Of the quantity re-
o1eo not less ihsn 100 VI any one kd Deliveries 20 De
made as follow: Oneenb If each kJd within tbiIty Gays
ser notification Of acceptance Of bid snd Lot ess than one
,s,th weekly there aiier until all shall be delivered
PAYMENT be made by the Treasury Department on the
ssua Of inspection and receipt after each delivery
Bonds with approved surety viii be required Tor toe aiih
fll perform Euce OF contracts.
No bd will be- entertained unlsfs be accompanied by Al
affidavit from the party making H. 70 inc eEect that 40 stD
iron founder and That " hs bd 10 sccee tins pfeecnIet
wal be made at Lis foundry nsmog and lie iocsion AND
the rizht Is ssrved to any ~ ods, oeemed u1
satisl sctoTy for shy 49,
Proposals. will be addressed to the uudersi.ned Wash
ingtOn Cay viii be Endorsed Proposals ci Proeces'
JAS W. RIPLEY.
p27tp9 Bns. Oen Chief Ordnance.
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Amusements.

RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM,
SATURDAY. Nov 20 1861 u
If1AN hS6lVING DAY
Attraction Con inued
THE DRAMA, THE SEA KINor
THE DRAMA, THE SEA KING:
THE DRAMA, THE SEA KING: r.
ICE QUEENS VOW.
JOE QUEENS VOW.
ICE QUEENS vow.
ICE QUEENS VOW.
And the isughable Comic BuTlets,
LOVE IN ALL CoRNER4
THIS AFTERNOON at O'clock. EVENING ct II O'Clock.
The following blan, novelties and e1dosisies viii BE- =
exhibition a all hours, day and evening 81.
OLD ADAMS'S CALIFORNIA
PERFORMING BEARS ID.
exhibited and performed by the rsnowisd nIamsr,
bERR DhIESBACH.
who has ast5nishei the word wi n his
CHARMED POWER OVER WILD BEASTS
THE BEAUTIFUL COLONEL TROPICAL FISH. T
New and beautiful
LfRE-LfKE WAX FIGURES
oil our MOST DISTINGUISHED UNION GENERALS, -
Also Of
QUEEN VICTORIA aud the PRINCE OF WALES.
LlFINO MONSTER SNAKES. LIVING HAPPY FAM
lily. and a milhoD other Wondera
Admission TO al, 70 cen;s. Chdren is centa
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Essal No!ltes.

INJECTION NOTiCE.--Pursunnt to the pro-
AZ visions of the lave Of mi. Stat. foohc Sotce Is hereby
nv of the CITY Of Nswfvrs ,hse
Nr-e0a VIII held 10 the sye.l E.c.ioa bncts Of
the viriou Nrd Of said city, the FIRST TUES Of
DECEMBER NEXT ,beng the second dsy OF December,
Ise2)
The Polls viii be held At the rlsces which bxsetesn duly
by the Common CouaciI the places which
shall ~ held 10 ssd districts duli1g the present.
r1t sunset. when they will be finally closed.
TEE OFKICERSIO BE VOTED EOB AT SUCH ELEC.
TlON the following:
a COAPfRoLLhR 10 the Plsce Of Roherl T. Hsws.
a COUNSEL TO THE CORPORATION, IN plsce Of
Greene L. Bronson.
ALDERMAN IN each OF the slaersnic Districts Of The
ey having odd numerical designation. lst 81 sh
9Th OH 18th. l3b, 18Th aud li.h.
SIX COuSCfLMEN in each Senatorial District.
One CUMLiiS sIONER OF COMMON SCHOOLS for each
One INSPECTOR OF COMMON SCHOOLS for each
Two TRUSTEES or COMMON SCHOOLS for each
Wsrd AID ouch vacancies may exist in School Offices
by order Of the Common Council, -
q. T. VALENTINE,
Citfs Of Common Council
Dated New-York Nov r. lSCA
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Uriilng- 1larbires.
Eosi ais0 fouuo.

4 OST--In Beecker-st or Broadway, Lady's
~ GOLD WATCH. containing Photograph In the bvck
finder viii be literally resrdsd and tect ys the
THANKS of the by leaving It with 'iNCANi CULLEN
No lbs bireckeT-st.
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Gn,useMents.
pRoOELYy AcApENY Or Music.


DROOKLYN ACADEMY or. MUSIC.
IL THIS SATURDAY. EGFNlNG. Nov. %, NORMA
Debut Of slakORA LORINL 49,.
1Sl Po s,a: s NDfS,
a CADESfY OF &USIC.-DINORAH.
MoNbAY Dec }. LAST NIsHT Of iIeyerse-rs
OiEORAH: LE PARDON DE- PLoEsEsi-
This impcrsn aud Interesting work viii oe p duced
N Tih a Ne; "a @'fe cRs ses c Gos b
a GRAND ORCHESTRA o. FIFTY.
Az ESLARGEp CHOAUs.
Mile CoRDIER.... Dinorsh Nile ApaLNSi Jet oostlsr,,
Sig AAODIO........ .hoel 81. SU5!hi.iA r i,a1,e.
IN the third ae, sisor Bgaoi hs. sisd eo9s'atsd to Hs
TIE FAMOUS hEAPERs SUNG,
The performance VIII Commence with tho
GRAND 81 aPHoAIc AND CHORAL OVERTURE
being musical o. cripon Of tbs thai supposed to
have taken place prior the commencement oil the soHoh
y ~" .: DE :'s Gs@So ORCHESTRA OF FIFTY.
AND TILE IN'lslBLE CHORUS ,,,r,,o
oG10s seT arc ,a,s La F4yoRiTA and IL BAGo in
MASCHERA
GREAT SUCCESS or TIE CHILD
Irving UALL-MISS TEREs "a CARENO, THE CHILD
PIANIST EIGHT YEARS OF ACE,
srconp on oRi i';f z" CONCERT
On SATURDAY EVENING, Nov %.
The following di.ins oished artists viii As,ist her;
MADAME FLEA gAsGR Mr. ,g WlhLIA ssar GA5iIh'
and others. IL entirely and bi,n, programme ,
TICK ETS ONE DOLLAR-CHlLDhLS HALE lHiCE.
10 be obtained Beer schrmer. No. 70 Broeow 81
ben Saisburys. No Sssssu.st. SchAfsenbeis Lui''
Nc 1863 BIosdwsy and Living hall ~, ,o Of which will
commence this morning
MISS CARFNO
Will perform tie following pieces:
Harcsrols
Fantasia " Lucia "........by ~ suaen'
Rondo Capucciyso-
Fantasia, " due Foscs6
A CADEMY OF MUSIC,
~ FOURTEENTH STREET.
GRAFTON.
Mr. T. MASON JOHES
(Of Trinity College, DuplinD
viii deliver his nth Grafton Ia Newly ok on THURSDAY
EVENING, Dec. 4.
DEAN SWIFT AID HIS CRITICS.
SYLLABUS: .
Swifs Biographers ard CIidcs; Lord Ouery Sheridan,
Delsny Dr. Johnson Sir w Scott Lord Jeffrey Croker aud
Mr rsckerey-Swif's Birth ia Du0uSohool AID College
Days--Lie AZ Sir William Tempss-hi.ets hing W inem
IIVr., AcouAinancA with Hester Johnson tSielsl-Lil-
AZ Larseor Publishes The Tale of iUb Ills SIfsnEo
Potcsi Carer in Loudcr-Aess With liiss Nanh1m'isi
Intimacy with Oxford Boa gbroks Addison. Pope
s;e,s PrIor and Cey-OHeGds Queen Alnels dsde Dean
Of St Pstricss-bis Poitical Power Ia Ireland" Tho
Dfsuers Il - Directions 20 Sew ns"Anecoies Of
hi. Peculiar Wit" Gulvss Travels OF FaLsss>
Cbsreter Of the Times IN which swift LveSGfsndeur tf
l ,niusC hsTncteT Of hi. NIiogsIDoi Vast Influence
on Modem LsrauTe-Desth Of st.le-TLe True hctount Of
the s,es ard vene.s" CeIiroyepyMcral Of Swiifs Life
and his Melancholy Death
Admission
Received numbered Seats IN PGgust aud Bscony ecnts
FRIDAY EVENING, Dec. ;. Subject; DEAN SWIFT
AND HIS GhITICS