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New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02
Trnveleru, GuiAe.

To Albany ~ Hudson X K, Depo. SJth.s. and
ioth-svc., and BY Harlem r R.Depot 2sths.
md 4.h.ay. via Hudson River, y, lO q. m, ~,
b, and II =. n.. VIA Harlem: II M. and y. IN.
Sunday train. VIA Hudson River, 9 p m City
ears run between Chambers aud 3oth-st station
and Cty Hail aud l6th.st. station.
son, BY steamer {. viDbsrd Tnesdsys. Thursdays
snd Ssgrdsys md Daniel Drew, Mondays. We'd
nes,ay. ard Fridays, from foot OF Desbrossesst
,:s5 a. n.. binding at Thirtiethst. ............ q
To Albany, by .tcs.ner St John. Mondays, Wed
nrsdays aud Fridays. and the Dean Richmond
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. from per 20
70 Baltimore and Washington, by the New.Jer.ey
X. IT,. loot OF Courtandtst. and III D. NJ.
y. M. and II midnight. Sunday................ =
10 Boston. by Ne.- London line, Pier 80 N. r.,
To s'y s.on BY Ss1aSsa Il H. Vi. irnss.
70 ,i' sa.tcn sS Sr Sev r. H. ;;.. and S.
ave. via Shore Lime Ut and D. IN. Sunday. p.
TO Bridgeport, by steamer Bddgrpo daily, from a,
Peck slip. D.. r.. at................... II
To Camden, Manchester and Long Branch, BY
-teauer Jes,e Hoyt. leave Pier N. X, daily, =,
fescept sunday II: AS g. and....-........ n p.
To Csnandais ! Ia Ii ochessr, Buffalo, Salamanca and
West. BY Erie Railroad. loot Of Chsmoer+st..
st. 10 .. M. and p.nL En,grsnt train...... . p
To Camden. Manchester aud Long Branch by ks-
rsu aud Delaware Bay r. r., via steamboat
Line Tor Manchester and Long Branch........ +:lS .
10 Grsenport, by Long Island Il. r., foot ofJames
slip. r.. e.. a. N. and iaphlnk. k......ea a. m and p
To Hacsettst0wn and intermediate stations, by
Morris sud Essex X. r., foot Of Bsrcayst., al.
8:3Da. H. By same road for sta ions west OF
Milburn At 4:l0 D. N. Norristown Express...... p
To New Haven. connecting with X. X. ior Hartford,
aud sprins nsheid-Seaners leave Peck Slip at st
10 New.Ii,ven, by the New Haven r., 1,;h-st
snd ttl-av.. at ~ M III. 3. Jas, 5a and p
70 the West by Central Railroad Of New.Jcrs,y.
viz Allentown. from foot Of Liberty-st.. n. H.,
a. m. ~ m and 800 D. IN. Sunday train...... p
To Phil sde lpha, by New-Jersey Railroad. loot of
Courtindt-t. T. 10 snd II ; n. m IL m..4 and 6p-
ni aud ~ midnight. Sundav......".......... p
To Providence. by steamer City ofPEovIdence. ev
cry Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. iiom Pier
~, " IL, al ''..:'..'."..''s' u
To Providence by Neptune Steamship Co.'S Line
daily. tSuntay. excepted from pier n, foot OF
R0bin-Qns', ". X, p
To Troy. by s,eirers Vanderbilt and Rip Van Win
klc daily, ,sundays included) Saturdays ex'
cepledl psr ~ N. y
To Washing,on. by New-Jersey K X foot oi
Court,andt-st, and lit a. M, y. H., and IL
midnight Sunday. r.
To Perrnont by Northern X. r., New-Jersey.
from Jersey City at ei q. m, l2i y ahd 6U2 p N.
Monday ~ ~
To Newborn from Norfolk, by steamer Pioneer.
every Friday. ~,
For further Information in regaid to Railroad Time Tab
see adv eTtisrments IN another mart OF this paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
sURRoGATES COURT - Dsc l.-Befors Surrogate

suRRoGATES COURT - DEC. l.-Befors Surrogate
TUCKER
Wills PROvED-CHARlTABLE BEQUEsTs.
During the past week the Surrogate has ADMIT
,ed 10 probate the wills Of the persons
John Jacob Hazel William Broush. Csthsrine beahali.
John n Green Addington Reed, A. L. Mcdonald Elizabeth
De Fsher Earl Douglass None OF the above wih contain
any provisions Of public Importance.
The will John Dempsey bequeaths to the society tor
Protection OF Destitute Roman Catholic Children onehaf Of
his real upon the death q his eoy.iI Mary Ann Ssn 2,
the Good Shepherd the lsgstes shall M 9 maze other
disposition of tbe ssme.
pta So O0 and oher executors $1,000 70 be invested sna
the income applied for support OF the poor Of the Po.s
ant Episcopal Church Of the Holy Communion.
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Amusemen.s.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC-TO-NIGHT.
"A DIRECTOR....."....... ..MAx MAAETZEI
ITALIAN OPERA.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC-TO.NIGHT.
ITALIAN OPERA.
trHn ESTABLISHMENT DOES ADVERTISE IN rBB
NEw.YoRK HERALD.)
LAST WEEK BUT ONE OF THE SEASON.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The free list with the exception of the tickets Issued
to the entirely snspentei and applications for free
tickets will be attended to.
TO.NIGHT-L'AFR
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Owing to the length Of EAfriceioe the performance will
commence at HALF-PASr SEVEN. Doors open at
QuAR1ER BEPoRs SEvgS
THIS SATURDAY. EVENING. DEC 2, at u,
tGRAND EXTRA NI0HTl,
L'AFRICAINE,
with ts magnificent and gorgeous mice and most es
traoidiDary east including
NINE. CAROZZIZUCCHT,
NILE ORrOLANI,
SGNOR MAZLOLENI
sl6N0R BELLINT,
SlGNOR ANTONUCCl,
slGNOR LORINL
SICNOR BAHfIL.
HERR MULLER, HERR REiCHARDT.
Conductor. BERGMASN.
MONDAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TUESDAY EVENlNG-MARTHA.
TO THE PUBLIC.
The sale or reserved seats aud tickets for TliF Lhsr
THREE NIGHTS OF LAfRlCAlNE, viz: MONDAY,
Der. T. WEDNESDAY. 9th, and FRIDAY 3th, and ior
TUESDAYS MARTHA, will eonuence this morning st al
tho ticsct Offices
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02

IRVING HALL-TO-NlGHT.
THEODORE THOMAS'S
SECOND SYMPHONY SOihEE
viii take place
TIiiS SATURDAY. EVENING, Dec. ., aa
SOLoisTs,
Nine. ELEIRY-VRBAN. Mr.. :. u MILLS.
THE GRAND ORCHESTRA or SIXTY PERFORMERS
will perform the following works:
SYMPHONY " Flat MgoL Op 81, No. I...... -. HUMAN
OVERTURE tLeDorl. No. .BEfTHovES
lend for tia hrst tiucl
CONCERTO (For Piano at Major. D..............L LDzr
Mr.. :. X. MILLS and ORCHESTRA.
Tickets inc uiing Reserved Seat, = 80
For sale Steinwsy Sons Noe. II and - East -Four
tsenths at Beer schirmcrs, No. ~ ETowayi at schu-
berth Cos No. $50 Broadway; Irving Hail. and at Root,
Anthony 4 Co.'S No. Il tas.au-tt.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02

John IT. Perry is the Union candidate fur
Mayor Of New Bedford Edmund II. Bennett in Taun-
ton, Pardon Armngton In Lawrence Charles Robin.
jr, in CharcstOwn, Eusace q. Ftx iu Chelsea asd
j. Warren Merrill iu Cambridge.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02
pRIvATE LECTURES ON ELECTRICITY.

{ISI v "A Il LEU UuEb ON ELEC InICIII /.
-Physeans o. other psrsons desiring thorough knowl
based upon thirty year experience may have an opporun
ty 70 join Prvas Class, where the whole system will he
eITined and illustrated upon living subject giving know
edge that ten years practice could confer Apply ct
No. 47+s Broadway, second floor, from d to .. m.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02

AFTEKNUUN NT I--FN fsNTNII NJ 2,
MUSEUM, CIBCgs, AND DRAMATIC COMPANY,
The talented and
FlRsTCLAsS CIRCUS TROUPE,
BEAUTIFUL AND THOROUGHBRED HORSES,
ESTHlISIAsTic DFMoNsTRATIONs or DELIGHT
in their grand acts in the -
NEW AND SPLENDID ARENA.
Previous TO which, tho Petite Comedy Of the
LADY OF MUNSTER
TALENTED DRAMATIC COMPANY.
Mr. W r. HARRISON. EI,smporaneous Singer,
MISS LIZZIE Rad, the Miniature Lady.
THREE OF THE LARGEST GIANTS IN TIik WORLD
and prcttiest CIRCAsSlAN GIRLS ever seen
GEN. CHANT, JR., the smallest Dwsrf ever eIhiblieL
BOHEMIAN GLASS-BLONEHs
TWO STEAM GLASS ENGINES ~ MOTION
John Ba,tsrsby. LIVING SKELETON. weighing 81 Lbs
His wc, MAMMOTH FAT WOMAN nearly 20 lbs
THREEHORNtD BULL TWO ALBlSOs.
Cosmofsms steeosco opticOn Leaned Seal, Happy Fam
Dy, Grand Aqvsris. loo, 100 Cnrosiii-s.
Admission. 20 centa ChildT., under ten II cents
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02
Corporation Notices.

Cirr OF NywYoRx Dnr.KTznsT o. !.shcA'(
Hrp,Au op Tsy RECEIVER OF IAfrS
Nxv Conxr not sx PAHK. November y n1s ,
vI,O TAX PAYERS.-NOTlCE iS HEkEBi n
ayen ths one per cent will De saaeo 1n M ~ @ ~ o %
cen. viii BE- added on the Of said month Of Decembsr on
ali Taxes remaining unpaid the is oi !snnsIy n'.sT
the rate OF twelve per cent per snnun caeyne ~ .y
books were received Receiver Of No money
to2 D. %. JOHN MURPHY. 1sesivU,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02

rs. L. w
ARGE SALE OF CHINA, GLASS and
LFANcY GooDs-TuEsDAY, Dec. 5, a. 10. C'cl0es, at
Ne 2 uoy eomPrsn&S "a ps s, s''T%S, p IN 'es above
Toilet &C.. With other goods suitable FOX tie
Also, SO Rich Gu, Imported Kerosene Lamps
MILITARY DIVISION of THE MlsslS-
duJAnrEaMAsrERs u oFFcF s'FfFi' U. $. MILITARY RAIL
EXTENSIVE SALE OF GoyFRNMENT RAILROAD
PROPERTY.
MILITARY Division OF rHE TENNESSEE, }
CRIsF ouARrERNAsrERs OFFICE. I. 5. Nix r. r.
WILL BE soEp IyIliS Az PJBEc Bf9 auCTidS. aiii sS'
-, December ilth 1862 at Nashville Tenn, the entire
Of and serviceabe Stores Of the L. : Military
Railroad remsns hand at the General Supply store con
sstius IN psri a. fohows
toooh) Twenty thousand Axes.
1907 Eighty Boiler and Tank Iron.
1851 Thirty i've tuns assorted Steel.
iSoO Three hundred Scrap iron, wrought and
s93ooo twenty-five thousand pounds Engine Brass Casnss
Gus Pipe, Gas Fixtures OF all kinds
sprns Balances. Bra. Cocks Of every dsscrip
Hstcheis, Glooe Valves, ell sizes.
Mt Mt, on.,. Claw; Lining and T'mpns
Nails and Spike, Iron and Copper Ryets and
Nsleis Burrs.
Stsh. Glass and Paint Of al Sheet Copper and Brass
Rairosd LAMPS, Blocks, Tickle and Snatch,
Cooking stoves and Fixtures Kely's Head Lights.
Fun Set. OF Carpenter Blacksnbs snd sadders Tools.
Rubber Springs Betting un and Leather tiles Butts
Screws Tinware OF all kinds; snd almost every article
.eitsbe for Railroad operations all the very bes: quality
Also
81 Three large La,hes, Stevens Bro Manufacturers.
(zi Two Pianers, Sellers 4 Co.. Manufacturers.
~ One Bolt Crt;eI and Gear Cutter Gould Bros Manu-
fact.re.
q On. Axle cut Of Lsthe Wsner Whitney.
u Two Fan Blowers tmediuml
~ One Upright FL CINE s. Horse Power
tb One Trip Hammer and Engine Howeils Patent.
yl) One Broornled Steam Hammer
<l) One Sellers Steam Hammer.
VIII also re sold the time large amount oi
,sreesb. and second hand Railroad fools Of III
sistsc OF
Carpenters Tools.
Wheeiwriglts Tools.
Blacksmith Tools
Machinists' Tools
Stoves and Pipe. Rope Chains etc, etc.
TERMS CASH. IN GOVERNMENT FUNDS.
Catalogues materials 10 be sold in Nashville b. oh.
.,,u.i by application 10 Capt r. Hsmill A. O. NJ and Of
thst A application to Capt Jno Parks A. q M
The aenou dealers Railroad mpsnies particu
vii commence Il O'Clock each day. sDd con-
tinoe daily i.D,D al the property il disposed o.
y. J. CHILLY,
Capt. and A. q. NJ, U. s. A.
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ADRIsS IA. MULLER. Auctoneer:
DEREMPTORY SALE by order OF Executor

II TO close the estate Of George s. Fox deceased =.
ADRIAN H. MULLER, Y. X. WILKINS Co, Will sell
at auction TUESDAY. December 49, at IL m Ut the EI'
change seroom No. III Brosdwsy ~ acres OF LAND with
COTTAGE and oubuiding, situate At West Farms West
rheae County the road leading to Hunts Point The
property IL located tide wseT has extensive views snd
s rd Dantfn sites for elegant country residences within
three miles Of Central Psr II will be sold one parcel or
10 plots Msps and information en- be pro
cared at the Office Of THE A1coneeT No s. Pnes t3ySj
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02

The N,uork Adssrtiser says that Gen. Ger
shom Mott proposes retiring to civil life a. soon as his
Iahoys on Military Commission now employed Mt
Washington snail have been concluded. His business
plsps fer The future are not vet announced
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02
Situations manteo-nlalcs.

4 YOUTH of 10, who is at leisure on Satur.
~ days. also evenings. and who 10 good writer, woult
like some upoymen of that time address, for week
WALTER CLARK, Station A. New-iork.
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NIBLOs GARDEN.
IN Lessee and Manager. ....~...".WM. wHEArLEY.

NIBLO's GARDEN.
u Lessee end Manager. WI. WitfAlLbfs
This rtTkBiisnsESr D0gs NOT ADvkRTisE ~ 1hs
SEw yoRK HFHALD.b
Doors op.uat7i Bexins AZ n
THIS t:ATu kDAi) EVENING, Dee. >, 1865, -
will be prescued the GRAND SPECTACULAR IRISH
DIR ANA, in acts, by Dion Bouccaut snd T.. W. House
entitled - -
ARRAH-HA-POGUE,
THE WICKLOW WEDDING
Ml. r. ". GLEN.EN. ....sllAlNT THf tOST,
with the Song OF Z" Wearing Of The Green -.
J. q. Burnelt, d. h. Ration r. Il. Holmes. j. W. Bsisiel,
J. Nunan W Scaltn Geo B,cks, W. II. DaIvei'. H. a.
Rindle Miss Asne. Perry, Miss Mary Wels, MARA Mseder
1c., A.,
Tho piece produced with
ENTIRELY SiW sCENFRl,
sCENlCAh EFFECTS, -
MECHANICAL CoNTRIvkNCEs,
APPOINTMENTS, kc., Nc.
MONDAY.
EDWIN FORREST. Cast timej Ls......NiRtiSiuS
TUESDAY -
EDWIN FORREST t.as. time) )a'..........oIHELLo
NErAMORA
and
DAMON and PYfBlAs.
Admission. IS cents. Es.rry.d Seats ~ Fanny Cu.h
teauanc. On Crosby 81. ~ cents.
Seats - Ired IL day jn advance.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02
WALLACK". v

WALLACKs.
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr.. LESTER WALLACk.
GINS RsTABLIsuNyNT NOT ADvEHTSK IN IHk
NKwYoRH HERALD)
Open At n; Begin n. g.
EVERY NIGHT
The Groa, original Play Of intense interest ard powerful ef
ects in Five Acts by Watts Phillips. author OF the dead
Heart" &C.,
LOST IN LONDON.
Characters by Mears. j. ". Walack, Charles Fisher,
Young j. &. Williamson Browne, Pope Grllen and Ward;
Misses Madeline Henrque Fanny Morzut Mary Barrett and
Green.
New Scenery by Messrs. sherwood aud Maeder. ,
Incidental Mnfc and Chorus composed eApresy for the
play by Mr. Mollenhaner.
The new scenery will comprise:
Act l-Scene lnteror Of job Armroyds House. Scene
2-Sceue in Cornwall. Scene p" Down in the DaIssome
Nine" Act a. Drawing sroom in Mr festhertones Hou~.
Act. a-EIerior of Mr. Feahcr-tones NiaN inter. Act
%-Ssloop and Supper Room in Mr. Fea'hersones House
Act 5-A Cottage In the Suburbs Of London.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02

WINTER GARDEN.
(rBn EsrABIsHuKyr DOE. Not ApvsKTpE IN ruE
xLvYonK uKRsLpl
TONIGHT
vii be presented with Scenery sppTopsLse cssne
Ac., the celebrated play. Illustrative IL
AMERICAN CHARACTER,
AMERICAN SCENES. and
SOUTHERN HoNEH
entitled
TIE OCToROoN;
LuE LorniASA,
THE FIRST TIME
reuoded ard into four by 10 suhoT
DION BOUClCAUL1
with
Mr. J. g. CLARKE
SALEM SCUDDER,
TiIE YANKEE ObERSfFR.
MISS ROSE Ef1INGE. E...As........./OE, The Octoroon
Ar. J. q. HANLEY...-..ss.... ............ .WAHSOfIO
"a lie Pau Indian ChielD
MY. JOHN hCtLoshI
the piece of Connecticut hsTdvhTc.D
Mr.. G. Wzlco ..reto the oid shv.
Mr.. w. s. ..Pond~1cT, the Auctionc-r
Mr.. Burroughs. ..ceofso reyton
Mr. j. H. Bland. Sunny -ide the Planter
Miss Andrews...a.. .Medane Peyton, the Southern Lady
Mrs. C. Waco,. Dora sunnyAdc. SVanen Bec
Doors open T. Commence s' O'CLOCK
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02

CITUATION WANTED-By a young man Is
~ years Of age in Ssen,ernsns family, PORTER In
Hs. RECOMMENDATION from bis last employer Ad'
dress j. A. H., Tribune Once.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02

4 PREMIUM will be given by the advertiser
~ for q PERMANENT SITUATION in any capacity
where most useful to lis employer Excellent testimonial
Has been used 10 Cooking and Confectionery No agents
need apply. Address +. A., No. go NaTick-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02
DARNUMs NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM.
- BROADWAY between Spring aud Prnce-sts.

(THIs rs.ABLisnNgST poKs NOT ADvTRTIsg ~ THs
EEw.yoRx HERALDl
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02

4 YOUNG MAN wishes a SITUATION on a
Fam to .aie charge Of horses and WORK the farm
to make himself generally useful. Address b. McNCLTY,
No. 4l8 Seventhsve.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02


OLYMPIC TIEATER.-Commences at Il.
~ Solo Lessee and Direeir,s.........Mr' JOHN WOOD
Stage H. shL" ~
,fuI. ytTAbi isHsrsT sDvgRriss IN THa
NfvNOKK BERLID)
LAST NIGHT LAST NIGHT
mAGylFioENr FAIRY SPECTACLE,
riit sLEEriSG BEAUTY M THE WOOD.
s,,he PRINCESS ISABELLE
Received nightly with qeat applause.
GRAND TRANSFORMATIONS sCHNE, BY HAYES.
Thk BEAuIltiL MUSIC gr fIi3wAs, ,,n,isrs' shkEk'
"'''''"' = L ''' hrfoIsfMfSrs'
AND POW WEEfLL CAT.
'''' " ''''''''s sa'saEStiSE 9 SUCCESS.
bf which nps' positively bs VhdfAvH this wees 10 sAo"
~ wv '''- MoSDAY EVENING. pse.t
Ton un"q ."d scale snd At nen'a .1pcnse OF TIE great
Spectacular Romance ,,,i .s,,l,l ,,,sro
In which t,. hvor.ie snd caieeui s,,l,t
ho ha. been sspc'y engaged TO give doe effect TO This
play viii make his hst sPpcsisnce Al this lhcsier
Doors opsn ~ Il performance. oou1inenre At IT,
LNOXs OLD BOwERY THEATER.
J. Lct.eo. Director and Manager. e. HOWiR
AEw.YoKk pgAALp.)
MISS FANNY HERRING
has been resngsged expressly perform IA the piece o.
slNBAD THE SAILOR;
On. THE VALLEY OF DIAMONDS.
snbad the Sailor lw.h ,eas.l;..Mi" Fanny ian HeTSs. rms
One hundred iir rrcnt characters In tho play.
Produced with everything entirely and Of the most
gorgeous desr nptiou.
With original Music, composed by g. Merander fyte and
appropriate scenery painted by j. Johnson jr Inrcste
me- chanicA effect. invented by W. Crane.
A fAvOUTE DOMESTIC DRAMA
Mr. w H. WhsIoy, Hr. LOWS M.sayer, Miss X. DEVIL,
Miss Sarah Steele and the Dramatic Company.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02
lectures a,o Meetings

I ECrURE TO GENTLEMEN.-Dr GLEA-
SON will deliver his last cha.te and appropriate private
Lectures 10 Gentlemen only at Clinton Hail. Aor place
MONDAY EVENING splenddly illustrated with great
variety of curious wonderful and intensely interesting models
recently imported from Paris expressly to illustrate Dr.
ULEASON'S Lectures 90 Gentlcnen.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02

drmptiOn, East toutteenth.-' opposite the Academy 9
MlseThc Courez,ton Of this Church will meet on sun
DAY MORNING next in Irving Hall, nj lot o'clock ex
changing places of worshp with that OF St Georges tRe'
Dr. Tyns accommodate the latter In the administration
o; t Holy Comm luon. EVENING service in the Church
al
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02

WANTED-By q Widow Lady ofintelligence
and refinement situation in respectable family
ss UOUSEKEEPER, or ss companion TO an invalid lady
Salary No object. Address Box No 5,679 PosOhce
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-15

\ LEc>SCHOONER FOR SALE.-THE SCH.
RlA WILLIAM AND JOHN, about so tons; has been
AlAASpmt IN thorough order. with new sails and rig
ready for service Can he vandcrhorst's wharf
Apply to r. r. WAJKER
No'eHocr 10 - Nandcrhorsts Wharf.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-15
MARINE NEWS.
FORT OF CHAR sTUN.
. Arrived YesterdaY

Arrived Yesterday. NOV. IA
Steamship Alhnmbra. Benson New York-left satur-
Co. Street. Chester Mercantile Co, s Railroad d
Lopez, Austin Albee l. Weiskopf, @ Ring Douglas &
Miller, Graham Fowler L Merchison, W Brookbanks,
Capt III Davis III Marcus Iewts Brown Etrfnoer
Van Driver & co, Stone Glass u. ,BleeloS
Russell, l. Rioh Bischof q Co, Gregg & Co Fisher
lawrence. J Helms w Hardy. Kyle. Muller Sem,
tracy, Courier Once, NJ Drucher, e Stoddnrd
Co. !. Chaplin Hart, James Rosendale. N Hart, Miss
Levy. Taylor, Weir n Cunningham, g w Aimar,
brackbanke, @ Davis & Co. Elliott & Co. J r Cu}ph,
a Lee q 20. I Witty Co, P Weary Il Co. Charleston
GO; bnil 4 scovill Canale. W Langdon, Pelot,
Z a. whitney Wailack, K Dcvins, WRanbonstein, j
Sag D,ai; S1tenbsns. Hardy. Litzghi, W How.
Ring SSnyGasekeI SassaSx r Epstein Kelly Williams.
Dawson Blackman, P Meitzler ] NJ fsrcerS cohiiI 4
90. isnacs. Hahn Schroeder, II r Baker Il Co. D A
ANIME, Bolimann Bros, g Hoffman. L Falk, W Quincy
Bass; Rayene & Barnweii, I. Cohon " II Kinsman''
G Hopley, Sharp Fant W Eckcl Co. @ w WicE'
ing Co, Bissell Bros, II Hyatt Vance Strauss CO
Matthiessen, q Little Co. UHerhnrdt & Campsen Il
Read Co, Granitevillc Manufacturing Company n
O'Neill, Fl II Hickman. o Madsen A Myers Csmeron
Barklcy & Co. Caffey, L T. Donling & Co. r M Bris
toll, f Bates Co. Allan siddons Ii W Luckon T J
gan Drts, G Sinclair K II Callahan, H schaller Thos
Sweeney. Bogcrt, Deming & Co. W Creasor il Mot,
Wright. Coppack Co. ung, II Hamburger. Johnsons
whitinsi sattssby latter King Goodroh Feldmsn
D Lambert, Corbtt l. Casey, 8 Courtenay, q Kohrs
Q Copgeshall Marion, + Carr. E L Wells Adams
Express Company, Togni. and othera.
Stones, and Mdze. To Ii Baker Il Co, Getty & Co.
L Robertson, D o'Neill. Gas Light Co, O Railroad
Co W Williams Co, o'Hear i& Fcnwick Boilmann
. Averill 4 Son, D sturges j Robson, W Psddon
B Ihurston, Cantwell, II Bisohoff, l. d Goetger "
II !asterby Moses, II Moiso & Co, ] II drawer j
r Pringle. Stephen Howard. Job Dawson. J Thompson
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COMMERCIAL.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
MONEY IARKET.

NONEI :
Tho Herald, Of Saturday November 11h, reports that
tho money market has developed increased activity to-
day, although difficulty was experienced in borrow
ing upon first class coatcras Mt per cent The
disrust OF undul Inflated stoIks, like Michigan South
ern and Reading, Is becoming marked among len
SScs Ton pae Peg corner 3 same time
tai lethargy has crept tho market in CONSEQUENCE
Of tho approximations excited. The discount line Is less
active owing to the preference shown by lenders to
vest thcr capital a call Thp banks discount for their
customers at percent but SOLO tho outside rato
for tho best grade of commercial paper
Tho gold market was steady and dull. Tho opening
price 1f6 from which there advance of 81,
from Aspinwau, brought $1,247,121 in gold :;
Foreign exchange weak in the morning. but rner
in tho afternoon. Bankers bills Mt sixty days wcrp
quoted at 1osA and lQ9tk at short sight. .
Gold quotntions by White, Norris & Co., No. 81 Wall
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Arrivals MT Merchants Hotel.
Jas Bristow, Tmmonsville; Alex Lee, Cheraw; Mr.
Marco. Mr. Marco. City; D Bunting D McGriehen
Columbia; William seyall Y; Stephen Truesdale; H
Upper South santee David Wright. summerville; s
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& Co. McGinnis. NJ Eason, E stoddard Il Co, II F
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Steamer Sylph, Marines Georgetown, g. e. l59 bnles
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Clcnrcd for this Port.
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Memoranda.

The Enterprise, Phillips for Charleston, entered out
ward at Liverpool October rs The Jurs, Wheeler for
Charleston, same day, and Western Belle. McClutchie,
for Charleston, November LIST.
The schr Hattie, NJ Mayo, from Savannah for Balti-
more has put into Georgetown. G.. short of provs-
ions.
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Passengers. 90,
Por steamship Alhnmbra from Ney York--Capt- J 3
Jones' Capt Mclean Of bark O Ring, Mrs Day and
child, f " McBeth, Whitney. wife and children.
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