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viii take BACK all MAPS Thai cann9t be s9!4 and Feund
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Printcd Instructions how well. furnished all
waned-W holeaa Agents for our Stapsin every State,
California, tanadn England, Fraace ard cuba for
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The Wer Department uses ot van OF ;rEinia Mary.
land and Pennsy yana cost $O00Q0 which is narS.d
Antietam Crt-E. .haruS'urgh, MARYLAND lights, Will
Transport Ferry Rhorcrsvlle hollands Ford and all other
Tie Potomac ana every 9lhsr Place IN ha'SAna'
LLOYD'5 TYPOGRAPHICAL NAP nF KENTUCKY
OHIO, INDIANA AND ILLINOIS,
ia the Only authority for Gen Buell. and the War Depart
Money refunded to aay orr andinG an error IN it.
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PENNSYLVANIA This Map Is very larg'; its cast -
but y cents and IS tie best which bs purchased
LLOYD' GREAT MAP OF ThE MiSS> sIPPI
RIyER-Fror Actual Surveys by Carts. Nact and Wn.
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ayary T,on atlor end owners Ma from St LOUIS
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Esgag.EggAg PRESENTS.
FNGLEHARD & SCHELL,
NEW YORK.
Ege1Es fsrfca's 0a q 2 GHsaG

EpslgG fGa's 0a' sg Ge@sAGs,
rTA7c inst received al Invoice of he elegant
IL styles CT &ches ,ha have evcrb en- imported INTO
Il Nis couctry and uGer lArri cne- bird less than tht
u us 4 prices fer much inferior styles We would cal!
attention especially Is Gola hunting Caseh
Lever tf superior elegance usually sold at 500 WAh
we sell for S3J. a
Gold Watches Of superior exceile and great beauty
usually sold for So, VIII We offer for S23.
The Watch precisely but with hunting case, HSG-
ally sold for fron $i5 to i50, We sell for s2s,
SILVER WATCHES,
Ladies size open usually sold for we sell for
" hunting case, $50, 81
These are very e2utiful 80
Gents open face, usually seld for $5 we SCI fer -
Z !: e." " y: y: y: :: :: Il Il
! For" hunting do, we charge 50 to S2l4 more.
TH- ARLw WATCE,
! These were rdaced expressly for the army, and are
deemed sui able ia every respect They consist Of
very elegant Ut, so sverhunting ca" Ler'neS ~
heavy gold plate on silver $40 to 81
These last superb
| We have received aIso, new style OF huntrgc@se'
she'll rateru Wat y: the case IS silver heaTy plaza
with gold and the moss De2u1tUi @lch' oi 'he A"' '"
have ever seen, &i9
GSemGlc1gscaa's Vest Chains.
We f orders also, for every variety of Jswery, Gn
n much less than the usual prices.
WypAY ALL EyPgESs Changes on goods soIh ~ vs. MOi
ey may be ethe registered letters oil by express
FNCIEHARD sCEELI., IA Liberty ST., N.
SaIfv3t
The New York herald., 1862-11-22

@ren vesses respectively; soos bushels wheat. BY
Eorein vessel, q l0xd. end 70 hhds tallow st 26s
HAT was 10 demand NJ Go. . s5o. for North river
lSc 26c. r "
;. LAr%-EAstern advanced to 81 2s 81 80 por NJ with
~ hnALs@Ths demand was mainly for ipgot copper at
quiet, yet held firmly
MoIAsn.-No sales OF any ,nor,ant MORA efacfax hu,
prices were maintained - o'eA' WV eA'''e~' Wv
NAVAL SroRns were quoted firm, but were very quiet
s.s -, only important changes were petroleum.
refined, and closed heavy - N'|s'
PEovnioSs-Therc less nrmness In the market for
81 u1 SAFES OF which reached 800 bbls. at
$iS 20 $3 ~ mostly at $l3 25 for mess and ali so
$l 81 for prime also. mess delivered bv Jannsrr a.
$3 co. Beef was in limited demand with sales Of Ia
bbs at $l2a $l3 for plain and $13 so Sl4 for extra
mess 500 terces prime and India mess bsaf vera
sold p. 900 bbls. and tierces lard within ranaa
Of from 9kc I0c and TOO boxes bacon for immediae
request at 2lc 26c for State and I6c 2oc for eet
ern. Cheese In fair demand at &C. a I2c
ARicx was unchanged, and prices somewhat nomi.
nal.
SKxDs were firm, but in only moderate demand.
SPICES more inquired for, with sales Of so cases
nutmegs on T., and 800 bags pepper In part at 23>c
SUGARs.-There were No movements OF Importance In
this ne owing partly to the rain storm but the
was very frm.
TAlLow.-There were liz 900 lbs sold at 1lc a I1,!o
TEAS were quoted very Arm, and were being moder
ately purchased by the trade.
= nwHnK1Y.-There were sales reported OF 900 bbls at
wooI-we notice rather less doing this week than the
previous one There has been considerable excitement
by the auction sale Of cape which
brought together large ccncourse of buyers The sales
from private hands sum up rather small aud Of
100 900 lbs fleece at &c., 05c., 900 to go 900 DO
pulled at 58c. &C., 90 900 California at 3Sc. 6Oc
100 bales Mesteza at 24c 2oc., and 65 bales Fast
India at 35c. 4Ol bales damaged cape at 2lNc,
average price-c0nsdered very highland above
what sound wool Of the Same quality can be had for.
The New York herald., 1862-11-22
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BUEBANK-S SHERiD'S.-0n sunday evening, November q.
~ the Rev James Mlet, residing at AZ Eoud street. r.
.3fN IL BcRsS, late of Perth s,ualoy, y. ~ 10 Mss
Mary JANE SHeRiAy ail O tls city.
i9isscN-s RNFR-oa harsday, November 90 al the
1u.Tch OF the Ascension, by the Rev G. u. Johnson NJ
SAaiyi W. JoHSsuA. OF Sraord Conn. TO Miss CaRo
n GARNER, daughter OF IN mas Garner Esq., of this
clfs
o7gYEH-R SsoM.--At Newcastle Westcb ster county,
~ tuesday evening. NoycIobef II by Rev Wm H. Peck,
~ re rcsidclcetf fhamis archer, Esq. NM. > LocKyNR
~ NJ. daughter Of tile late Wu Ransom, Esq, all
* ylis city
ei,'orna aud English papers please copy.
f4,n --WIGGiN --n Fast Boston, Mass, Wednes
November ~ by l,ey. Z. +. Ffadee Mr.. HEst Egr
cnN. Of Brooklyn, " e. e. Miss SARAH H., daughter
Nuah WigCin, Is . of East l'cstou
ttt ttCpoNot CHINA 81 N--0u Tuesday evening, No
ycabcr -, the 'esicnce Of Gabriel Van C0tt ESQ, by
tne Eev. george Hare. iir HARRY Z. MAcDoSouCH to
N.- Iarr,t A. sKsroS, both Of this city.
atSs.a IN papers pie se c0py.
~Ntfii--~uTl.--0m Wednesday, November 10 at Dix
Sulo|k county, n Y. by Key. Jos. Nmno. GsoEGg
~ 70 Miss r. ANNA SMITH, all Of Huntington, L. !.
The New York herald., 1862-11-22

Wheat rather dcarcr, with sales Of 100 600 bushels
AZ b0a 80 for white, and 81 SO 81 - for red and
amber Western, 81 81 81 "a for Milwaukee club and
amber spring, and " 16asl % for Chicago spring, ana
81 40 for red state Corn firm and more active with
sales Of 10000 bushels mixed Western at zoe 7oKc
for sound, 6se. 6gc. for unsound aud heated T3c A
.3ise for wcstera yellow, and 1ac. Toe for Western
white Rye was in demand al SOC. e2c 200 sushels
of barley were sold at 81 42s 81 so oats were quiet
at soc. a CSC. per busbe.
CorrHr was In moderate demand and drn in price with
sales Of so mate Java 34c, 100 bags Maracsbo al
32lSc, 45o bags Rio at &c $780, and 200 bags 81. Do
miDgo al 2gbc
Co1ToS.--rhe market was quite unsettled, with very
little inquiry, and no considerable sales reported The
nominal quotations were 66c. a 67c for mddling.
fRruThe market was, less active but firm at S4ka
"a Of for layer raisins, and SO So So 10 for bunch
FRsGHrs were moro active, and favored ship
ers TO Liverpool there were shipped 500 bbs flour at
2s 2s 3D. so 600 bushels wheat nj ed e1sd in bulk
aud ships bags and 900 bushels corn ships bags,
sgd To London there taken 600 bas. -four at
~. Cd 1000 bushels wheat, In foreign vessel, at 11d
snd % hhds. ta0w al 32s Cd. To glasgow 100 bbis
1ou were cufatei ai D Cd aud - Cd b American aud
The New York herald., 1862-11-22
Mtscellnue eOus.

saIr .Rt-A letter from c.p,an JerneGan, late
as he u Joss S 81 bis s m yn @ anS Vas & 81 on es n y %
~ ~ an Fra Franz ~ M and o Janero ana supposed 10 b
the Erie captain J.incgan's letter j. dated Penambuco
renced heavy gaze, which Increased TO hurricane
,hc s6ip being Sinking condition t6e eshaus
Cd. abandoned her, and a hands tycer two WIG were
Enowle. Of Redmond Ne. aud landed =, Pernambuco
Fal River.
reports Nov La % is ion ~ experienced gale from
NNE. Itch yeersd round 70 ssw making very heavy
ENDS ind beirded by heavy which csrret away
"r:san,mss, osi bo,h boss Gnd snos an enre svh Of
sails. stove water casSs bu~srss rail Ac shifted cargo
ncyesbe decks; driven Of % la So 81 had
seen under jury mes,s since.
,a pai into Delaware Beakwssr 18th inst for men
ing lost three scamen by fever.
BRIG Bt.cx HAwK henee Csrdenss before rctorie
orsS cy ws 81 Il GS S 4 ls, s. c
BNte ANrtIa Of New Bedford before reported ashor. a.
ca,e Hen'opcn, on several days sine slightly IA
st~S ps'i~SeItSi. Si.' ''' - III - = -" " =
scrR Crr,o fore reported .uns Pollock Rip has lost
sr a mssS Ip e eI Il, sc g % y &bo Ss S
four have been taken out ana some have foaicd r scni
colr.os--A About An Friday. dyutg ue fog he -c.mc,
Ray state ~ the Pail River l'ne when ~ iunngon Point
"ts ds 10 ner s,aroard qnarier boiler IN,
shr os, iibboom and powsprit The captain q The .eh
needed ass.sne, aud would PROBABLY pat INTO New la
n1n,nrion.
port MsHos, NV 4 tby te)-Tbe > kershaw bark o
Cleveland. from lbrnl for queenstown Falmouth
whcu pot III beie oct ~ making water A Is discharging he
cal 20 n good condition vet.
LsrscprpThe ship iOopiey 1000 TONS launched 2Ol
inst fgun SarnIison's yard East Boston.
brig nf about $50 tons 70 be called the star viii N
auucra from the yard o. EDWARD Miller south salem
81 ~ lag tsaturday)
Notice 20 Mariners.
TIE Coast Survey Once has received notice 10 mariner
that the steamship Baltic Capt Comstock, reported
ei sson, ~, mile, Winter Quarter shoai on th
Of Mary land about II miles from the shore Th
shJai is not laid down the charts tnd th
ground will be made at the cailes, practicable
Whalemem.
CID al New Bedford 18th inst bark Willis fcf
Brlggs Atlantic Ocean 2oth ship Mount wonason Wills
| North Pacific
! Ocean.
Capt Hager of bark Tropic Bird NIB, reports a. q
the Azores with 10 this Same date bark Res
/ cius Hunneweli, NIB, go So this season.
letter the cooper " bark Nmr9d, NB at Fatni o.
rs rer0rs be viug hesrd q bark Mspoise Beehe West
phrt viii 3osp
The New York herald., 1862-11-22

AT MEETING OF THE DELEGATES OF THE FW.
tee1th Aldermanic District, Twenty-nrst ward. in pus
SeIa as Insrsdsy evening Noy 30 Gesrg Mclean
tary On motion Andre Froment, ESQ, was unanmouslv
nominated for Alderman Fifteenth Adermano a.
trct 0IoRGE " McY.EAN Cnsrman
The New York herald., 1862-11-22
THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

NEW YORK NOV. n, 1862
Tho following is comparative statement OF the imports
OF foreign dry goods New York for the week ending
November 20 and since January1:-
For the Week 1860 1861 1907
Entered at the port 81 235 ,6S4 283 ,S32 1O7s 149
Thrown on market ,063 ,42l 45T,226 95I APT
Since Jdnudry1.
Entered at the port $94 O73 40624739 81 2l0 s4e
Thrown OIL market 93 S21 lao 4l,Ol5,e0O 55S63 1888
The transactions during the past week have been quite
light, both in private trade and through the auction
rooms Cottons have been very firm, and In some in
stances held higher, while wooens and most foreign
goods have been heavy. The auction sales limited
and not at all attractive The results In the
stance OF desirable goods unfavorabe sellers
generally.
The New York herald., 1862-11-22
SHIPPIN NE w S
ALMANAC NEW Y0RK-rEis
IS MOON "A
son nsErs............. IS HIGH G2


y
CLEARED.
s,eAmsnip CITY Of gsnors tBr,. Konnsdy' Queenstown
steamship New YORK (Brem,, wencke, Southampton and
steainsapc Champion. Wilson, Aspinwal-p Allen.
Bark Alfonso lie Norma tItsl), Cavasss Cork-Holmboe
Rarh Faith Paddock, Bordeauz-B IA b Lant;
sss ussnn tGrsm k%ms s.s s1s
Bark Heroine, Nickerson Nick
BARK Henry yrowbridge Duntze Barbsdos-Henry TrOw-
Bark NJ Thurs,on. Gilkey, Ms.anzas-J Ward Co
Bark Eliza Barss tBr,. Firth, Bermada-Tucker Light
BrieC F Es.on Br). Curry, Dublin-p Dewolf..
Brig Fortuna r9 srah y
Brig Mary Lsad tBr), Ellis. Edmis.on Bros
sclr Emma tBrl cisrt Londonderry-H M 4 G Dewof
schr Aloe tBr ST Clair Turks Isands.P Nsviu, Son
schr Frances Ruri Nickerson Port Roysa-E HnriOu'
scl,c Emma l. Day Hackney, Newbern, Nc-wm Ham
ss,s fsR ssR.. ssA
sehr a Il We Weeks, ss1s, Keieaan,, FEadelphia
s-hr Quail. Brewster Thonastoa.
s Ses i hnaS E:s E:ss sgs sssa Sons
sco Soon Syrii., r Young. ss New S" Haven. iia"'
ARRIVED.
G Ss%ss e @ % G'y & s w a lnaSp rc SSs@s sas
wsun ?ist inst g iaes q SANDY Hook spoke schr
to II II Cromwell Co.
surveying steamer Bibb, Commander Bcutene Boston.
~ hours.
Bark Mary rouss (Br North shieids) Atkinson Bris-
toll 81 days in ballast to order Had heavy weather; split
and lost ssils,
ss .lisa Br, Me;;esesr Salt Cay Y days; with salt
DAYS n of uatteras: inst rore torGallantmas
Rrie Mar,hs Post Robbins New Orleans l9 days with
ga e Experienced very heavy weather. split
sails. &c
SIR Frances Hatch Parker St Martins "a days. with salt
ac 10 Miller X Houghtop.
- hr Tesas Sn,at. Philadelphia tor Boston.
Schr Dresden. Cpbeirh El.kabethport for Boston.
4 tr Washington.
Schr Ar aidA. kelley, Calais DAYS
Schr & Grant, Prcssy. Machas days
Schr r. pharo, Russell Providence.
Schg T X Jones. Gaconb. Flushing.
steamer Mar. Nichols. Pbiladelplus.
Steamer Pehcsn. Baser. Providence
Steamer Parthian, DGdley, Hartford.
BELOW
Brig NatGer Br Of Yarmouth NSl, from Turks Islands
SAII.ED.
sp steam frraie Process of Astuss land anchored
onarauiiaef Steamships Champion, Aspnwal Taisinan
(Brl, Kingston ia.
, " ind at sunset NJ.
The New York herald., 1862-11-22

the Fifth Avenus Hotel befbee Judge Hosebosn
a. referee. in which the Delaware and Hudson Ca.
nal Company are PLAINTIFF and the Pennsylvania
| Coal Company are defendants. The amount in
volved is nearly or quite 81 100000. The claim
made by the canal company arises out of an
agreement between the parties by which tho
Pennsylvania Coal Company engaged, in case the
canal company should enlarge its canal, to pay an
additional toll, equal to onehalf of the saving in
the cost of transportation arising from such en-
largement. The canal company completed in
1868 an enlargement by which boats of l25 tons
enabled to navigate the canal instead of boats
of fifty tons, and it ia claimed that the consequent
saving in the cost Of transportation is 40 cents
per ton, which, If established, would give
the canal company an increased toll Of
20 cents per ton on all coal transported
since the enlargement was completed-say about
$500 900 tons-with interest on the whole amount
for an average of about four years. Another i'm
portant case has recently been argued before the
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, in which the
Commonwealth was plaintiff and the Delaware
and Hudson Canal Company and Pennsyl-
vania Coal Company defendants. The ques.
ton involved was the validity Of the
contract between the two defendants, the Com
monwealth contendng that 1t was invalid because
opposed to public policy. If the Pennsylvania
court should declare the contract void the Penn.
sylvania Coal Company would be placed at the
mercy of the Delaware and Hudson Company.
The importations Of dry goods for the week
ending yesterday were 81 07s. .l49 against $2S3 1892
same week last year, and 81 235, ,684 same week Of
1860. The importatons are heavier than the
fluctuations in the price of exchange led many to
expect
The business of the Sub. Treasury was as follows
to-day
Total receipts "a ,459 1923 q
FOR customs ....................... 10000 w
Payments. ...........". 3,65076 40
Balance 25 ,0O5 002 %
The legal tender issues by Mr.. Chase are said to
have stood as follows few days since:-
Total authority by .order of July IT. 1861,
Issued rseISars 9ol seunis" 70 Ina sa
Custom House notes 20,000,0O0
Reserved to pay deposits. ....... tooOo,ooo
Balance uuexhausted authority....... $50 900 900
This balance is probably rather ever than under
stated.
The earnings of the Toledo and Wabash Rail
road for the second week in November were:-
1851 1852.
Passengers. 1856 Sass
Froig Z6,'je Sj,z3i
Total ..................$32 .$32,3 ,32s 3S695
Increase SO 1863
The earnings Of the Illinois Central Railroad for
the econd week in November were:-
1852. .310I OLA
1861 02O6T
IncreAso x34,b&o
The earnings of the Michigan Central Railroad
for the second week in November were:-
ibOl bOl ,ibI
l6d2. 1851
Increase 4l5 15s
The New York herald., 1862-11-22

AT A MEETING. HELD AT THE HOUSE OF Nh
"A Alexander Mathew "a West Broadway, for the purposs
Or promoting the election Of John Henry. Esq., 70 The
oice of Alderman Of the Third Adermanic the fe
lowing officers were unanimously elected President jobs
Taylor; Secretary James g. Trmbe; Treasurer HenrY
Crippen. BY order. JNO. TAYLOR, President
j. g. TRIMBLK Secretarv.
The New York herald., 1862-11-22
Markets.
Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PsLApELFInA, Nov 81, 1862
stocks firm. Pennsylvania SIS, s5>4 Reading Railroad
a-A Morris Canal, So; Long Island Railroad 2l Penn.
) sana Railroad, SAX Sight exchange on Ncw York
q, par.
BnrrMcRs Nov 81 1862.
Hour dull and heavy Ohio ST. Wheat steady for white,
bi red declined &C. Corn dull: white at 5Sc 49, yel
~ zoe Whiskey quiet at Ale. 5l1sc. Coffee dull.
PnnADELrHlA, Nov. p, 1862
Rresdstuns generally dun Flour unchanged. Wheat
drli and decining: white, 81 as 81 10 red, 81 al
3l a.. Corn arm, yellow &c, Whiskey steady al 40c.
BuEsAio, Nov. 2l--lSoP. NJ
flour quiet bot steady. Wheat--Small sales OF red
winter Illinois at 81 Is, white winter Michigan, 81 81
No Milwaukee club ard Chicago spring on private
tens Corn In fair demand and easier sales 81 ooI
bushels lI n0s at soc. sic Canal freights-lJc
corn lie. wheat, 10 New York. lmports-3i 900
bhls nour 81 900 shells wheat, 90 900 bushels
lxi0rs-as 600 bushels wheat o2 600 bushels corn 600
O,.shels harey