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The First National Petroleum Go

Ranks among the first class Companies, and is
justly said to be the most successful of any yet
organized Its reputation has now become so
thoroughly established, that no more need be
said on that point. There are greater induce
ments and better opportunities to make money
on these Stocks than any other in existence,
while at the same time they are GOOD PROPERTY
for any and all persons to hold
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01
VERY HEART OF THE OIL REGION E!

The 1913 acres which they own on the ALE
ghany, two miles above President aud only five
miles from the new $50 barrel we'll on PittholC
Creek, and the lease of l32 acres Of the cee-
brated wilkins Tract" alone, are ample basls
for any Company, and are worth more than the
entire Capital Stock of the Company. There
are SEVEN WELLS now in successful opera
ton, yielding largely, from which regular
monthly dividends of TWO PER CENT are being
paid to all stockholders, and there is EVERY as
suRANcE that this Company will soon be able to
DENDS
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION;

- IsFAsEs or TIE NERVOUS. SEMINAL. URIsA-
IL M AND SEXUAL sfsrkAs->e~ and reliable
sresnsni-in Reports Of the Howard kssoci4t0s-Sent
W mall IN sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge Ad-
dress d. J. sKrIIIS HOUSTON, Reward Assscs2tion.
xc3 soxth Nfnth street. PhlsAelrht>p rov7 "a II
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No Liability to Stockholders.

The lands of this Company, embracing over
IL 500 acres in FER SIMPLE and leasehold, are
situated in the
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DAILY, KEEPER Il RUSH,

Wholesale Druggists, 80 -, South Meridian street.
G.S LACEY General Travelling Agent FOR the Western
States, 49,, Dearborn street. Chicago, Illinois.
". B.-None Genuine unless the box is signed IS ID.
HOWE" jan3l-dlyeod
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there are three lessons 4 would write
Three words With . burnisg pen,
IL trscings - eternal lxst
Upon the hearts Of men.
Have hope Though clouds environ Eov.
And Elsdness hides her face Ia scorn,
Pat though the shade from OF nv brow
10 night bat kas its morn.
Have faith Where ert hJ bark Is drives-
The eslm's GispoFt. the tempest mirth-
Knov this God rules the hosts = heaven,
n inhabitants u earth.
Have love. Sotlsvc alone for one.
Bot man a. mn. fhy brothers cal,
. Ard scatter like The eirciing sun.
Thy charities % all
Thus grave these lessons on thy soul
Rope, Faith and L0ve-snd thou shalt find
Strength when HES surges rOugheSt roll,
ngh. when thou else we're blind.
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MONEY TO LEN p.

MAY 81 SMITH,
( uthorized by Government 10 loan $4,000, in srms
~ from III 20 thousands. on Watches, Diam8rds.
Jeweiry, Clothing. Furniture Musical instrument~ aad
other personal property, at No leH, North Illinois
street. Norwoods Book the irs, building north Of the
Bates House, up stairs Private reoms second door
ONCE open all hours.
DdF Unredeemed pledges Of all kinds for sal. or
trade lsn30-di
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS,
FOR FEMALES
FOR FEMALES.
Infallible i'm Correcting lrregu-
Iarities, Removing distractions
Of the Monthly Turns, from
Whatever Cause. and Always
successful ;sS "a Preventative,

And the "only sure'' and CERTAIN REMEDY for all
those act complaints peculiar 10 the sex, wheth-
er married OF single"
These Pills nothing new, but have been used by
the Doctors for many years, both in France and Amer
ica with unparalleled in every case; and be is
urged by many thousand ladies who have used them to
make the Pills public for the alienation of those suf
fering from any irregularities whatever, as well as TO
prevent an increase Of family where health will not
permit H. Females peculiarly situated or those suppos-
ing themselves so, cautioned against using these
Pills while in that condition. the proprietor assumes
responsibility after the above sdmonition although
their mdness would prevent any mischief 10 health
Otherwise the Pills recommended. Pull and explicit
directions accompany each box.
so 900 BOXKs HAVE BEEN SOLD IN TWO YEARS.
Ten thousand boxes by letter, both by myself and
agents, 10 all parts Of the world 10 which have
been returned ia which ladies say nothing like the above
Pills have been known since the SCIENCE OF MEDI-
CINE DAMNED UPON THE WORLD IN REMOVING.
DISTRACTIONS AND RESTORING NATURE TO IT'S
PROPER CHANNEL, quieting the nerves and restoring
the rosy color of health" TO the check of the most deli
cate.
PRICE 81 90 PER BOX. SIX BOXES for - 90.
Sold by all Druggists and by the following Jobbing
and Drug Houses, Agents for indianapolis, Indiana:
ladies, by sending 81 procure the Pills, sent con-
fdentially by mall and without observation, to any
part of the city or country,) and for sale by
T0MLlNS0N 4 COX, No. IL, East Washington street.
STEWART q MORGAN, No. 40, East Washington
street.
W. l. HAsKITT CO., No. IA, West Washington
street.
H. H.LEE. Nos. Is and 90. Bates Block.
J.F. SEN0UR, No. 5, Bates House Block, and by
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DATIu

8KTE ( r.. .sll.sD. 50
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
WILL TODAY. SICK O-MORROw.

Soch the experience Of Thousands NV enjoy costnusus
health. To what does the occasional invalid attribute HE
certain condition. Not to hrse Of course, ns lays the
blame the climate perhaps 1t too hot or too ooid
too damp dry prsbe Bat does be take the
proper to foriy his eonsutiou and bodily
against the extremes and changes OF which he complains, No.
lie says perhaps that only iron could bear such y
heat or suoh violent cod such sudden yicsstudes Why
then doe. be not resort the great Toas and Preventive
which, il il viii not make him iron n,au viii eas,
qusirupe the capacity Of his system 70 rePel all external
agencies that tend to produce disease
HosTETTR's CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERs
taken faithfully according the directions. viii 90 Strengthen
the stomach brace the nsrss tone the liver and regulate
nyigorse tho whole animal machinery that die sysem IN
stead Of being the mercy OF the weather and liable to o
proratod By every change Of temperature viii become case
hardened it were and almost Dperyions to climatic nsa
ences II is to this preventive principle that HosTE1rER
BrTKRs their great popularity in the We', Indies bris
i.b America and Australia New ISIs O.. No. % cedar-.t
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
FLORIDA.
Prigh,fm Torpedo Accident-Tws Men
Instantly Killed.
from Tie Jacksonville HIs.) Union Nov. ..

FROM Tie Jaossonyile Tlh.) Union Nov >.
The schooner A. Richards Of Boston, Capt.
Nelson " Arey, Of ThOnaston, Maine cleared from
Redmond Va for this place on tho 18th OF October
viii 100 nns of coal and two locomotive ougncs for
The Florida Atlantic and Gulf Central Railroad, and
entered the st. Johns on the 4th inst
While coming up the riyer the following day,Sunday,
the vessel got aground at the mouth OF Dunns Creek
ahont seven miles below jacksonville, near the place
where the Harriet A. Weed was blown mp IN June,
is4 While waiting for the tide to rise and float the
schooner off, the Captain ACCOMPANIED by hls Tiio and
tue mate. Charles Hopper Of 81. Thomas. W L., went
On ,hore In boat the Captain taking wih hun an a1
Proceeding along the banks Of the river few steps IN
advance of his companions his attention was attracted
nv What 10 him must have been singular LOOKING op'
c living near the edge Of the water. partially COW
cred viii bsrnaces and weeds. which be stopped TO eI
anime. 4. ,.,Lo a s,;oh, tio,r
will MS ar and the next moment as lls VIC says nc
,yas eDye,oped In cloud Of smoke which was hHedl.
ately followed by terrific explosion. throwing ihe
captain some i5 paoes. maDgng hm freh,iuiy ana oi
oon,,, Killing him Instantly. The mate was , his9
thrown some distance and shockngly burned ana ulsa
of bis Injuries the following day. The TORPEDO was oi
Tho barrel variety and must have peen one
OF The number planted at tie time the iiliated eco
was blown up nearly IS months ego ana whch lhe
Boston With largo ,oad VI lsssepyss so oafro"p o.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
Amuscment. this Evening.

ACADEMY OF MuslC-lTALi,s OPrR,-LA sossAsbrLA.
wALLACK'S TiIEArfR-Losr IN LosDos
NiBLOS GARDEN-EDxIS foRKssT IN NcHsLTr
OLYMPIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BEAUTY IN rHs "ooD-
The MnkKIEs or IlUnaS LIYF.
WINTER GAHDEN-THs 1ICEsr % LEAVE Man
BROADWAY THEATER-" SAN"
BARNUMS nUsFUM-Aherno1n and fvenins-oH Ross o'
GOLD-CLRCus-W Il. HARRISON, fErEsrohANfon'
SISGRB
FONS OLD BONIDY TltEATEH-LosD0S AssthAhCt-
THH FRENCH SPI-ThE furE LoNsHh-bEAkfn or
Miss FASSf HrRRiSG.
EEW-YORK ClKCUs-lirH sr.-Jss' RoBis'oS' BARI
BACK RIDER
HOPE CiiAPEI-N.Gfc-TaE WfsrssSs
BRYANTS MlSSTRELS-TnH LATEST 'Ros rAis-
TIN PAsONIus -- POsFKys BLUsDKh-Niooh W
THK LIyr lSGIs-BKtsrs I. :. OhAsf.
WOODS MINSTBELS-THE M,yAGEHs THrsrsi On
TN, BLACK MAILERs DEFEAT, In sli scenes "a
nLLH"
BROADWAY ATHFNiUN-SCKSic lLLrsose III M
COLA MEsTER OF COLOGNE
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEslGN-PAisrisd' AND
STArUARr
ART 0ALLERY-No 625 BEoADvAy-luSrhdIos
rESrNa Q Mss "Naisoroys RrcfrtioS pA''
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
LOCAL POLITICS.
nosar, Hall Maysrslu Cenveu,is.

To M. JoHS HICkgk
DEAR SIZE. Al Convention held at Mozart
Hall on Tuesday evening Nov 81 las for The purpose
of nominating a candidate for Mayor on recommends
ton OF tho Hon. Fernando Wood you were unauimous
nominated IS candidate for Mayor.
Tho undersigned. n Committee appointed for tie pur
pose Of rendering you the above nOmin stion would
therefore ssk your acceptance 81 the same
AIvsH w. Lockmoop, q. HiGoIss
Ipw'D H. HrNH VINCENT Z. hro.
HARgI- BO"EGT Committee.
~ AINAu W LOCKWOOD. G. HIGGISs. EB. II. llFATH.
VNCrST e. Kis0 ard Hahn BoOrHT. Ces-H
tea. S..
GEsTIlxs; n give me much peasur, To have met
,ou aud TO receive the alton you have made
| accept the nomination which you have rendered to
am cratiied By II personally and am also 'r.
cournged new efforts ia this cause when your .-
Daiion thus gives me It's powerful support. DO %
intend that the gentlemen Of the Convention Or tn"
citizens You represent shall ever End tie confidence Jon
have placed in me has been uudeseIvcd.
lOuTs. most respectfully, joins Ht' Me.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
TaR OIL WELL uNvKsrIGATION.
Examination II ut Tssd.iiIe On "wednesday
What Interest is Iiable to Pay the
lueeme Cen-Rormer Decisions Re.
PR Ho,y Thpr,d,v. Nov. q 1865


Tie examination, before the United States
Assessors at Meadvie Of the prppretcrs Of certain
wells Pit Hole Creek against which the Government
has claims. was held yesterday. The Assessors and
collectors had TO suppose thar there was more oil
being produced during certain months than was being
returned for taxation Upon inquring they found that
the agents Of certain wells returned upon their reports
ouy thc value Of tho working interest and not the on
tire products ofthe wells.
An investigation therefore called and II was
found that Of these agents vheher with intent 10
defraud otherwise) had claimed to have under
standing with the o the land and free Interest
to tho feet that the latter should tae their share OF
the oil from the tanks and pay their share ~ the tax
he custom has heretofore been for the working inter
est 20 pey the whole amount Of the tax and collect the
respective portions from land aud free interest
The decision OF the asse5sOrs made to-day. placed
the penalty upon .hs free interest, which il onefourtt
Of the OIL but referred the matter to the Chief Com
missioner at Washington for final decision Tho work
ing and land interests showed receipt, for revenue tax
for all oil lp 10 November. The prominent operator
wso made over his interests 80 large amo1nt on the
day she Government made their claim was done not
with the view OF eyadpg any claim but was positive
sale.
The decision IL a;trs ting much attention as In
wolves largo amount " money and reverses decisions
which have heretofore been considered as law. and %
| such lsel generally Observed.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24

Rio Dc Janerio. and was 10 be docked 20 replace q
Kingston valve Loaf overheard The Nyack arrived at
Rio de Janerio on The 10th fSpember, from Pernam-
buoO and TO sail for her station the 9th Of Octo
Der. The SusQuehapns was TO esve FOR St GATHERINGS
on the 5th of October
REPORT OF SECRETARY wBLLHS.
All the documents accompanying the report
Of the Secretary Of the Navy are now printed. They
contain full history Of naval operations on the
Southern coasts. Tho estimates for this Department
for The mex, fiscal year smodnt to s23, 100000.
THE SAVINGS OF C0LoRYD soLDIgRs.
One company of cclore1 regiment recently
paid of in Toxss have RENTED through their captain
81 100 20 the Freedman, Savings Bank in this city.
OUR FINANCES.
The forthcoming Treasury report will show a
more encouraging condition III our National finances
than has hitherto been anticipated.
TRANSPORTATION FOR REFUGEES.
The War Department mas disposed of all its
saasoiue transports and Is unable to furnish the
transportation TO refugees 6nd otber i. has heretofore
measurably furnished.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
The New-Y.rk scmi-weekiy Tribune,
Ready tins morning, contains:

heany thls morning, contains;
Nkxs ssussAsr-Miitsry. Naval, News from Nehinstoa'
New 1ors NewEngla the Southern Atlsntic states the
Guh STATES kentucky and Tennessee, the western Stste
tho Pacific Coast; Political Domestic Miscellany Foreign
News
rnI LATE FLroros--oaical Re.urn, from various Coan
hTkocloUs MURDER ~ BRooxtYN-A Wealthy Cuban
Murdered and Robbed of sOrD gold Desperate Struggle
" IA the A''ss'in; Deed Of Horror.
ISTkHEsrise TO FARNERs-Amsrican Institute fMrnors
Club.
WysT JEHsE,-(Second Ar,ici.,
IL TIN hpPEsis,s Fourth lSetserl-An American archs
oosis; the Dicoy-rer Uubrs Mns;res Of the Psian
rHoN MEIiCo-important Intelligence.
THE snESsspoAH-rhr English Authorities DetTS Her
10 the United States Consul
AGRICULrunkL-5ummafy Vi III. Crops Of 1865.
OBiruAaY-Death Of VI Dupn.
PoHrRy-AUiunn.
Gesseli Chapter XII; Molly Gibson's Nov Friends.
NES FUDsiCAuoss-Wa az Li..rrurc Camp Fire and Cot
ton Field Scrmss March throu-h the South Prison Life M
the south Iowa Cooae snt Regiments The saudsy Book
OF Portry; The Ballad Book
EDIrosIALs.
VARIOUS Irgs.
MiscKiLAsBOUs lrES-.
LITERARY ITEMS
THE bar GOODS MARxEr.
CarTIK M,akErs-Nc~.Y YORK Boston. and Phil.dslphis
NEW fOnx WHOLESALE Prices OF CorSTRr PsoDucr.
LATEST Domestic AND toRgiGS MaRKLTs.
COMMERCIAL hArrsRs-Ihe Latest sto,k sud God Quota
MAsaiAez. AyDDArxa
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the Editorial articcs not merely local in character;
large corps Of correspondents; Foreign and Domos.
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Dispatches: careful and complete Summary OF
Foreign and Domestic News: Exclusive Reports OF
the Proceedings of the Farmers Club II the American
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and Agricultural information Stock Financial Cattle.
Dry Goods and General Market Reports. which are
Published in IIE DAILY TRIBUNE. THE SEM WEEKLY
gBNE also gives. In the OF wear. three or
four OF the Latest and Best Popular Novels by living
suthors. The cost Of these alone If bought In book.
1 farm H. AIN IN siOIf dni
chased 10 The English Magazines from which they are
carefully selected the would be three four times
that sun Nowhere else can 80 much current inielii
gence and permanent literary matter he had Mt no cheap
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scribe for InE SraI WEEKLY Edition. IL Elll in that
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city find valuable journal to send to he'f
country friends. Price i've cents. Mail s9bscrii ,
copy ysar-lOi nnmbers-.i. copies, year. o.;
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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
MARRIE ID.

HARTSHORN--R ANDALI~-On Tuesday. Nov. 81. by the
r.. Nevrs the home OF tho oudc parents in Stuy
Stewart Hs.horl Of No"-i os 70 Joanna, daughter
o. Mr. and Mr.. A. Randall
INERHORE-SNlTH-Or Sunday. Nov. ~ 1855 by the
Rev NJ h. Wilder Mr. George Liyermcrc TO Miss Ellen
Smith, daughter Of L. :. smith, esq all OF Centre Lule
Tue,d,y. Nov. q, st - Mary
Church Hsrford Co. Md by the Rev. W. r. Brand Eugene
H. Poneroy oi Ne~fors 10 LINE Pos, daughter Of John
{. Polk. VI. d., OF the former place. No cards.
the residence Of the brides parents,
on "wednesday The 1!d inst by the Rev t. kason smith,
Albert W Smith o Providence, L. 70 hpIaA C., daush-
u Of Charles Merrill Of \, .Gork City.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
Mozart Hall CeunciImssic Convention.

The Mozart Hall Councilmanic Conventions
were held last evening with the following ro.ults:
ForKrn tsrSaroRIALJ DITKICT.-Adl lourued h Monday
evening. -. 90, a..
FIRM (Sts,roRIALl DisTRICT-Tenth WAfd-ihomhS v"
s,p., Fl.y.uih ard Edward Costello. Philip sheridan.
Thirteenth Nsrd-JAcob Schcfdiug. seventeenth "sh-
Autlouy IlArmlc. Lewis w. MAfc-
sxyssrH pisrRIcr.-Adourued 10 Monday eyerinc
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
Union Counciimnnio Nominations Last
Evening.

FIRST DIsTMCT.-Adjodrncd 10 tuesday
SECOND DisrHoT -T Tenth ard, Oeo. March Ecfsi "a
v ard i,inon, Nas Nm. Burus; Thirteenth W nd john
WLits; Seventeenth Ward, John j. kehoc, VIM H. IA
$50,
TpTep DIsrHicr Ninth Ward Aer lnder IT, h-ech. WI
l.u B White. fifteenth Ward. J. v Icon Green Sir'eenih
VI ard made 10 nomination, Eighteenth Ward Nom. 4.
1ynf N
d.v.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24

Hon LIyISG.-Ths is very apt 10 produce a
ii,oriersd stomach. resulting ia Dyspepsia. hoof'
LANDS Gu.S,N BIrnns viii entirely relieve any bGu
s,a bad feeling and prevent more serious con, q
Qaenoss II you har, the Dyspepsia. few bottles Will
entirely restore the digestive Organs ~ their original
yigur For sse 10y Druggists They contain no spirit
uoas liquors. Agent. II. 1. lEIsBoi.p. Druggist, No.
-. Broad dvay y Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
Hosel ISerNou0I.

Gen. Vim. Irving, Albany; tho Hon. q. w
Iif. Buffalo, the Hon. J. NJ. Cook. Saratoga AMI zen
Sweeny. T.. s. A., are at the Astcr House.
Major Gen. Benz. f. Butler, Lowell Mass. Dr. Il.
Taylor U. s. A; Major Is. Bright U. S. A.; the Hon.
NJ. 7. Norton. Troy and j. 5. Andrews and wife, 81
Louis. aro stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel =,
ten j. L. Karman. u. 5. A. and er'Mayor .. M
Nicholas Hotel
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
Tammnny Nominations for School Com
missioner Last Evening.

First Distrct-Timothy Brennan present in
cuiubcnt.)
second Dstrci-Wil'on Su. ~ (pr.sout incumOoutl
Third Dirhct-Mr Cyrus Iswtou
Fourth Di.r ct-Authony Miller.
fi0h Di.trct-Nm. II. Nelson. WashustOu Murray ".'
first noininsted. but deciinni.
Sirth District -Afjouin d 20 Saturday oveuin,
Seventh Di,thct--liine- B brady.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
Bnelncss Sollrrs.

ANERICNNS SOr ONLY DO THEIR own FIGHT
sG and voting bat their pcriunins PniLoSs NIGnr
BtooxisG CsHus ha- attained celebrity hoyed by
any foreign p,rums n hi, country, and European,
admit that il elc-s any oi bic Cora. extracts made abroad
Sold e,crywheI'.
EyERDELL'S WEDDING CARD DEPOT, No. 'O2
Broadway n s. Just received tho Winter yl's ior cd
ding and i.iuus oa,ds.
BEAUTIFUL LUE-LiKE PICTURES.
Csdes Ignats ~ per dorcu Dupicates -. Al mega.
tive. fesistrrrd H. A LtwIs. 10. 100 ChatHsl--t " v
Absolute comfort realized by RuPrrRED per-
SON. wearing Dr. L,SGwoRrnYs TgusA liELnBoIn' No.
3gi Bro.lysy.
Clothes Wringcrs of all kinds Repaired by the
alley Nashina and Nrngug Machine Co. iihi Bwey v l.
SECoND-HAsp SAFES in large numbers, OF our
ALrs and Dhy PLASTER SAYS. FOR ale low 49,
MlRviN Co. 2i5 BdNay, md ~ Chestrnt A., Phia.
A Touch of Winter prernonlsleS the Ladies
to select their Fuas At OESISs No 5l3 BIosdway they
v md oil tho fast 0nabie varieties made In the new Paris
Styles prices dictated by determination 10 command
popular trad. Ia tbi. department.
DANES PULMO-ljRoNChihL 1R0CHES,
for Coughs, Cod. &C. Depot No. u barclsy..
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
LATEST FROM EGYPT.

PxSSKYs EGYPrIAs LOrUs,
new and exquisite PERYUAg for the handkerchief Ceopa!s
aud tho ladies' Of the present day using the sns perfume
PESSKYs EGfPTfAN IOTrs,
PRsNYYs EGYPTIAS I0Tus
A CAUTION TBg i.sDTts
Don't be imposed upon by having oregn perfumes forc
upon you you have Just good and better made
Get tho EGYPrIAs IorUs for instance and youi
any other ait.rwsd For ss oy al Druggists snd
Perfnuets
PRICE OSR DOLLAR
Manufactured by the Proprietor
r.. A. PEsNYY
at his Laborsory Fulton corner OF Jsy- Brookyn
L. H. and sod by all Druggists and Fancy Good, Dealers
Edwin A. LOvEJOY,
Wh1iosse A gent,
No. 90 Fulton. st., n Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
McIkeou Conventions.

The First District School Commissioner Con
ycntion did not meet as advertised last evening.
Tho Eighth Aldermgnic District Convention met las
evening aud adjourned until tonight.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
Prom Forirc.. Monroe Marine Item

FogIEEss MoSBor Thursday. Nov. ~. lst5-
Arrived, steamer Montgomery, from New
Orleans for NcV-iork and steamer North Point. from
Savannah for Baltimore both hort OF coal having II
pcrienccd heavy weather.
1t 10 reported that steamer lies wrecked 10 miles
north OF Cape iatteras on the beach supp0frd 10 Dc
IL. ,tacob Bell.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
Shslsvs Destroyed by The Pirates.

The Ns,o- BeJjord Standard gives the follow
ing complete list Of whaling vessels destroyed by
pirates during tho rebeion with the amount OF oil on
board. al except che 6rst three named were captured
by vessels st,ed Out frOm the British dominions
1851.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
oaped she having passed over them Immediately ahead

On being informed OF the particulars OF tho explosion
party OF our citizens visited the scene OF the disaster
and gathered up the remains Of the Captain. SUB
scrpton started among the captains OF the vessels
In port a1d merchants and shippers for the purpose
ains remains and 10 defray the expense incurred IN
turying the Mate. With cOmmendable promptness
and liberaity the handsome sum OF 1864 was inmedi
urstnitv or S2eS which was presented 70 the widow.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
NEW.YORIx ELECTION.
Bonrd Of Canyasssers.

The Board of CanvasSers yesterday conlpio'eu
the canvass of the Sixteenth, Nineteenth and lwchy
first Wards leaving bnt three wards inCompete-the
fInh, Ninth and Tenth. The figures in the "arus
completed yesterday ne follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
ucKeon A,dcrmnpic Convention.

STCo.D DI-TRICT.-Ias' evening. John Dohohue
s unanimously nominated for Alderman ol th d.tfirt
gII1EYSIn DisrRiCr.-FIlus Blessing nominsied Tor
Alderman OF the district.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24

No port ha, suffered 10 severely during the ss
New fedfo!d in proportion to De amount OF shipping
owned.
Bya rough estimate the value OF the vessels de
stroved il $4,000 and Of the oil $4,000. making
the phoe Camage 10 tie whaling interest by the acts
Of Rebel niThten 81. .h-N.NN