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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-09
TAdvertisements.I
Editorial from The Insurance Monitor November, 1865.
CONNECTICUT
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
or HARTFORD,

WTthom haste wiiGom rest" describes the method OF
labor, whereby this great Life Insurance Company IL
steadily extending the sphere Of its usefulness and ben
eicent influence.
The first question asked when one Is about TO insure
his life Is the Company safe Security. then Is the
first idea and mos, important point in Life Insurance.
Next TO security the question Of economy in its
management These two questions being settled 1t Is
easy 10 decide what company TO insure in.
That the Connecticut Mutual, with its accumulate d
fund.- amounting 10 nearly Ten MILLIONS has abundant
security is beyond the cavil Of man. That its business
has been economically managed has been definitely de-
cded by its LARGE dividends 10 policy holders which
has averaged hfiy per cent per annum for invent!
years.
The practicability Of the working of this Company
has been most marked. Steadily pursuing the even
tenor of its way II added to the number OF its policy
holders within the last current year nearly nine thou
sand members. which is larger number than ever Is.
sued by any company in the world.
The secret ofthe success of the Company is that its
system is entirely mutual furnishing insurance in all
the various forms TO meet all the various contingencies
for which Life Insurance is desired nj the actual cost to
the pocy.holdcr The American pubc. being not only
thinking but reading people. are quick 10 discern
the peculiar benefits OF benevolent institutions; and
after learning the security economy and pure mutually
of the Connecticut pudenty select for the protection
1t affords.
This is ALL the success of this Company is in the
greatest degree to be ascribed to its admirable man.
agement. Ten Millions OF Accommodations. beside some
Four Millions paid in losses to the families Of deceased
members and over Three Millions refunded TO policy.
holders in dividends, is evidence Of eminent tact and
talent
Viewing the past history Of the Company its future
cannot be Otherwise than brilliant and successful We
live in pre6mnently practical age and the system
of this Company accommodates itself TO every situation
Of life and every phase Of the purse persons
cuse themselves from the duty OF Life Insurance A
policy in this Company is absolute protection 1t is a
property that does not need watching repairing.
and il ia safe amid the changes Of currency and the
ouons of politics. In all portions of our broad land
there vast numbers Of persons who their pres
ent comfortable position in life 10 the foresight and
tnIn onfh noHa for
them in securing policy in the Connecticut Mutual
Life Insurance Company.
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Commercial Intelligence.

JoypoN MONEY MARKET.-Consols are firm aud
steady Tire discount market is quiet and well supplied a. the
rsduced rate OF per cent The demand ut the bank
ate The Austrian Government loan mas oeeh ioiinay
introduced into the London ma ket .
IyKRpooI Nov -CoTTOS-The Irregular weekly report
of the Cotton market sent out by the Hibenian
STATE OF TRADKThs Manchester market very dun and
prices nominal.
fBREApsrUFF~-The market tends downward. with small
saes Richardson Spence Co., and Wakefield, Nash Co.
report: Flour heavy with downward tendency there bnt
lower sale, of Winter Red at 10 alo Corn quiet and
PROVISIONS quiet and s,e,dy. Messrs. Gordon Bruce
Co. and Bigland Athys Co., report; BEEF hrin but quiet
ri lower Lard Quiet and unchanged Butter quiet and
steady Taliow quiet and steady.
PRopucY-The Brokers Circular reports: Ashes hrmeI
Po,s SO 6d316 Pearls 34l035 Sugar very dull but steady
a, unchanged Coffee quiet and steady Rice inactive
more buyers than sellers Lnseed firm with upward ten
dency linseed Cakes small ,aes at 80 l2l60fD Cod Oil
Rosn hr1ner Spirits Turpentine qe, and unchanged sales
Bont Fnrlish L Co. report Petroleum steady at 34.
Loypoy MaRKErs-Bsring Circular reports: Wheat quiet
md s;eT Fomr scarce sales Of American att III Iron rn,
At fTd 81 10 for rails and bars Sugar fruer Cote. buoy
ant Tea firm. Rice dull and tendency downward. Talow
quiet at So. Spirits Tupentine active at AZ Petroleum still
ADVANCING sales Of Refined at 3a36 Lnseed and lnseed
LONDON MoSEr MARKEr-COnsOls closed on Friday at
S9ids9i for money.
Fivewenes tia64i. Erie shares s6.d57. Illinois Cen
trsl shares g 1854.
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL Nov 25-Evening- CorroS-The sales of Cot
ton to-day 900 bales including 900 spectators and
exporters. Market quiet and unchanged.
BRBADsrrFPs inactive.
Provisions quiet and steady except Bacon which is easier
TALIow ia flat.
LONDON Nov. 2s-Evenng Consos closed at saIds9l for
monsy Illinois Central shares d83 Erie shares, 6s a
81. United States 52Os. 64ta64l.
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The fearful waste Of life and destruction OF
vital energy produced by the close and impure atmos
phere of our schoorooms, public buildings, cellars,
counting rooms factories &C. &C. ought 10 attract the
attention Of philanhropists The subject is shamciny
overlooked by architects and landlords. More deaths
occur annually in New York which may be directly
traced TO bad ventilation than are produced by all cpl
of the Offices and counting is poisonous that
any one entering them from the fresh air is actually
general lasstude headaches and incapacity for
work In our office have introduced
Mr. Gongcs system Of ventilation with marked success.
There NAV be as good or q better plan. but we
have found this as ecctual anything can be in Ill
contrived rooms But what we desire 10 see Is some
plan adopted whereby the exhausted and impure an
which is Generated in the crowded shops Offices schools
and factories of our city may be constantly displaced by
the introduction of fresh and vital air.
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M usicnI.
BROOKLYN PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.

BROOKLYN PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
The second concert of the ninth season Of this
excellent and fashionable Society takes place this
Ing at the Brooklyn Academy Of Music. The instru-
mental selections admirable consisting OF Snfonie
No 4, in ID Minor by Robert Schuman Overture to
Tannhauser. by X. Wagner, and new characteristic
overture BY George +. Bristow. which is most warmly
spoken of by the performing artists. Several of Ma
retzek's italian Opera Company will assist vocally.
SERVICE IN THE BROADWAY TABERNACLE.
A most interesting musical service will take
place in the Broadway Tabernacle Church. Sunday
evening Dec TO- :" In memory of all who have fallen in
defense Of the country" The selections will be from
Mendelssohn's Hymn of Praise" his Elijah and
Handles Messiah, with ode written for the occa-
sion n the celebrated ehorac. "Integer Vite" The
choir OF the church with large chorus will assist and
Mr. George W. Morgan. the celebrated organist, will
perform. The concert will Of course be free.
ITALIAN OPERA.
There will be matinee at the Academy OF
Music to-day. nc o'clock p. m. when the new grand
opera LAfrcaine, will be performed with the Original
admirable cast. This will be the only LAfricane
matinee SO that friends in the rural districts should
take advantage of the opportunity.
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DIED.

AILERTON-In this city, Friday morning. Dec g. after
.bo,t ilurss Milton h. Aeron In the 61h year OF his
The friend. of the family respectfully invited to aendh
funeral from the residence Of his son George Aerton,
No 100 West Thirty ,eventhst on Sunday the loth ms'
stl2l o'clock.
UOWE-At North Salem. Monday, Dec. T. after short
illness Cornea, youngest daughter oil the late tPehe'us
Howe
IJrTZ-On Friday Dec g. Edward fJchn son OF John and
Loui,a Iutl aged years. month aud " days - ,
Funeral from No 50 Lispenards, on Sunday Dec H. 81
O'Clock p. IN.
RUsHMORE-In Brooklyn Thursday Dec ], Charles
Wallace eldest child Of Charles and Ella Rnshnore, In the
Ttbryear Of his age. ,, ~,
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to attend hs
funeral from the residence Of his parents NO io roft
Green place, Saturday, the 9th inst, at o'clock m'
sUOTWELIAt skaneatlcs. Tuesday, Dec D. Waitar f.
Shotwel. in the 5jth year Of bis sge
SHIPTON-On Thursday Dec. John shpon oil disease Of
| the heart, aged 81 years and months ~, -
beers of Southwark Engine Company No ~ ana Humane
Hose Company No. 20 are respectfully Invited 20 sena .e
funeral on Sunday Dec TO- at o'clock from MS late rest
denee, No. rs City liallplace.
WOODHOUsE-On Friday, Dec. 8, Cecilia Jare vile oil
James Woodhouse, aged 80 year,. -.
The funeral win take place Monday nett M "" nb
No 20T South kinh-st.. Brooklyn. T. II. NeihNes A"u
friends arc invited TO attend.
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A CARD.

For the purpose of more fully supplying the
wants of the public and in order to prevent unscrupu
cus dealers from palmng of inferior and worthless
goods as the MORTON GOLD Pens. i shall hereafter
SELL 40 GOODS Al WHOLESALE ezetptins only to duly
Appointed and Authorized Agents. TO whom Certh
cate of such A9ency will be given. and who alone shall
be able to sell the MORTON PINS In that city or village
To my Agents / shall give a liberal discount upon
their agreeing supply the public a. ny Published and
well known prices.
jewelers. or S,atoRers will. in all cases. be preferred
as Agents
Conditions and Terms for Agency will be stated upon
application. by letter or otherwise
Where no Agency is established those wishing the
MORTON PES must send to my store. where prompt
attention VIII be given 10 their orders.
A Circular. with fac-simile Engrayings Of all Sizes
and Prices will be sent to any receipt Of letter
postage.
Address A. MORTON No. % Maiden-lane New York.
Dated New.York. Nov. ]. 1865.
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NEw.YORK' DAILY TRIBUNS SATURDAY DECEMBER g. 1865

BARNUMS MUSEUM-TRiAIs OF LiFE Or TEE MOMENT
Gus QuRsrIoN CIRCUS - CURIosrrIEs &o-Afternoor
and Evening.
FOXS OLD BOWERY THEATER-sMpAp THE SAILOR
NETWORK CIRCUS-l4TH sr-EouEsrRIAs PxRyoRH
AsCEs-JAnEs ROBINSON, THE BAREBACK RIDER
BRYANTS' MINSTRELS-DAS BRYAyTs SKw SrunI
SPEEcH.LIrTLR MACS EssESCE-THB LATEST PRO,
PARis-TINPASONIAN.
WOODS MlNsTRELS-A FAIR FxsrAs FIeHT FOR FREE
TEMPLE OF MUSIC-CORNER OF GRAND AND CROSBY
sTA-THoRPR AND OvERINs MINISTRIES OF ALL Ma
T1oSs-RETRIBUTIoS, OR THE DOWNFALL OF HuMBUG.
UARY AND PAINTINGS.
ART GALLERY, No CPS BRoADwAY-ExHrBIrIoy OF
HUSTISeToss PAINTING Mrs. WAsBISGrOss RI
CRPTroy Dali
IRVING HALL-NA1IoyAL CONSERVATORY OF MuMc.
TWENTY. SECOND REGIMENT ARMORY-PRoxRSApH
CONCERT.
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THANKSGIVING CELEBRATIoN.- The Ne"-i ork
Juvenile Guardian Society which has had since ts organize
fiop la 1876 under It's 900 children, ana 90
durngbe pas, year held Tankagigns festival at the sps
cious bell No 2O7 Bowery Hvingtontt There were
present go children representing three Industrial and Mission
Schools Notwithstanding the uniayoIable weather was
sisted OF reading the Sculptures repeating the Creed and tie
Lords Prayer In which all the children joined singing speak
Rev Me..f. Hubbe Hslenbeck and Mayer Several pieces
beautifully rendered under the direction Of the Pnc
pal Of the Bowery Day School bouGtifu dinner followed
which wa. much enjoyed by the children.
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RELIEF PoR THE PoOR-APPEAL FROM THE
EPISCOPAL AID COMMISSION The following appeal mas
been handed for publication. and We trust VIII not
be made IN vain: ., M,
70 n, Cyoy and Laify Of The Iroes,dnf Eioopai Church
DEAR BRETHREN: The Executive Committee oil the riot
ex,snt Epi-cops Freednan Aid Connssioi IN view OF the
nsgni,ude and Of the pressing character, oil TIE benevolent
work which agents Of the Church they have III n'lu
appsa immediate and generous ald 80
pecaiy fof the Department of iysical Relief
The White, Is upon and ought NJ once 70 sThn IN
large supply clothing from suffering pefcace rom
death hudred. upon HUNDREDS those for whose welfare the
(hurch has pledged herself and who have very
stropg claims upon sympathy. Measures are being as
rapidly metned possible for opening schools wnei - we
freedmen Young and old may be- properly and thCfou-y
Instructed useful knowledge religious and secular e con-
ett approved principles ana charsctef we peg
OF their people form xary committees ior the co
lection OF funds and associations 81 adies to help forward
IA. wor OF Chrsu beneyOeuc" by providing clothing and
1eddipr We beg every layman VINO may read Tins sp-
xeal donation al once thro w MS rector or
directly 70 the Treasurer.
While have time let do good 10 al mel ana es'
pccially unto them that Of the household OF faith
BEsJ J. HAGHT u. D.. T. !. NNsTos,
ALsx n. NISToS y. d., q. d. MonGAs,
AN. l1TTLHyoHS, ID. d., JoHS " ELSH,
j. C. EccLYsTOS d. d., r. WHARTON DID, Coz. Sec,
HAMILTON FISH, ROB H. h1hTUhf, iI"ohI
Nor. YoyE Dee. 4 1865 Executive Committee.
Remittance money 20 be mode to Root b. Minurn esq,
Treasurer No. 20 fourth-st., New ! ork.
Contribution Of cothng old end and materials for
clothing ona bedding and Of schoobooks Sc 70 be sent to
the Rev Iohn A. Aspnwa, Domestic Committee Rooms,
No II Bible House. AS. Place, \. y.
The Rev j. Bruton Smith d. d.. has been appointed the
vicinity Of the City orb ior the raising Of funds The
Clergy " NAY desire 20 avail Themselves OF ms eifce III
their psrshr. cs address him al the Domestic COMMITTEE
Rooms No. II Bible House, ~ y
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MARI IE ID.

ARMsTRO NO-CRAWfORD- Harlem on wednesday
NOV 20 by the Rev. r.. H. 0ill.tt. ID. d. Andrew Arm
,,rons 10 Anna daughter Of Andrew Crawford ESQ., Of iar'
lem, N. y.
BUsHNELIs-STETHAR-A Angelica. N y, on -" ednes
neil OF Sheffield Mass Miss Jane NJ only daughter oil th'
late James - Shotbar OF Seneca Falls, ~ l. NO cards
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "Wednesday, Dee. q, Al Phade.
ubi, by the Rev Dr. Furncss. Wendell r. Gsrri.on o!
New.York to Lucy McKim Of Philsdelnhia No cards
TODD-ARNOLD-In Brooklyn on ThuIsday, Dec !. by the
Rev r. L. Cnyler, ID. d., Sir John II. Todd Of Salem,
Mass to Lizzie r.. only daughter Of James Arnold esq
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WI,bor,, Cod Liver oil and Lime.

w
In NewYork sumption carries of go per
sons monthly general aggregate Of about 200 Tor IL
months.-lS1turday Evening Gazette. ,
Ia IL not important when this startling iuct l. eszcd that
sucb specific q. WILBOR's COMPOUND or COD LIVER
OIL AND LIME should be thoroughly known to all This
article now regularly prescribed By the Medical Faculty has
performed most uacaou. IN those suffering from con
sumption The chemical pfoperes OF the Phosphate OF Lo
are Well known IN medicine supplying the necessary nge-
dens for reproducing cells healing the lungs when ulcer
aed Added the all powerful properties OF Goa Liver
u ture 4 thus produced that las proved ssins indeed
20 the cor sumpt,e Another advantage which TINS prepare
ton possesses the pain Cod Liver "a a. that tue I'M
taste ia entirely removed end the medicine rendered
nesant and plarable the delicate tsste For sale by
f. WIiBOR Chemist No loo Court st., Bo.ton' III new
yorL he DEMAS BARNES Co.. +. &. WE'LL, y Co.,
and ~ H. SCuIEEFELlN 1 CO.
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TuK BoUporR. THE Boudoir, or The Ladies

NeVspaper," of which eight numbers alone have been
printed has passed into The hands of Mr.. j. Swinton
very accomplished journalist Such newspaper is
wanted in New.York 1t Is illustrated with taste.
beautifully printed while The shows the genius and
force of the true editor is 10 better paper OF its
class in the country An advertisement will be found
elsewhere.
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LAUNCH OF THE NCRvO CUBANO.-The new
s,or .teamsbin Nueyo Cubano will be launched at m
10 day from tae Continental Works at Greenpont The
Nueyo Cubano Is a sdewheel steamer and is l4O feet
in length and 26 feet in breadth. She haSNery power
fl en9ne and IL fitted I'D in the mos. elegant manner
She will be put upon the line between the Isle OF Pnes
aud Baiabana in connection with the railroad between
the last named place and Havana.
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~. AMIR and the feeling against Spain on all sides
Thoroughly fright ned Marshal ODonneh-
The Fe1an Head Center Of Ireland has not yet been
Yecsptured. 1T. p.u. ,,os.s baoxv
at 6sf COO. for the Rentes ,.,
CANTON Oct 2s--Exchsnge asa. Shirtings higher
SHANGHAI Oct 2l--Tea and silk frm Exchange
e
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ar,u.emeu,s this Rveuius

Amuse meuts this Evening.
ACADEMY or transformations AT O'CLOCK
LAvkicAIsE
wALLACks THEATER--Losr IN LosDos.
OLYMPIC THEATER-MosTZ CRsroj Or, The LoNr
PRisoNyR or THE CHATEAU DIP.
NIBLos GARDEN-AaRAm IA Pooux, On TEE WICKLOW
WEDDING.
WINTER GARDEN-THG OCToRooS.
BROADWAY THEATE R-"sAn"-MAStsys At u
O'CLOCK.
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JRPFRps. No. 573 BROADWAY.
1hs or,v nice IN the city Xherc
LADIra' - Z ohty .sCEs AID GEkTLfhESo
Mi,ntaqQa1 BSiiPPERs can be had at low prices.
JEFrEas No. 513 BROADWAY

SPLENDID CURLs FOR THE HOLIDAYS without
the possibility Of scorching injury TO the Hair Do
not fail to secure of Nine. DEMoREsT's UNIVERSAL
HAIR CUELERs "a tube with fountain to he filled with
boiling wnter). Price Is cts Wholesale and retail at
Nine. DEMogEsT's EMPoRIUM OF FASHIONS. No. Az
Broadway y. Y.
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guerial Notices.

A Popular Meeting Of the friends Of the
Society for the Advancement of sefence and Art wiz
be held at the Cooper Institute on MONDAY E'ENINo'
Dec H. at O'Clock. Addresses will bo sae oy the non
HORACE GREELEY, Major Gen. HookLh' V'ee.Adn'f''
VAppAGuT. IN. Hon. d. s. DICKINSON. Professor
DRAPER. IN. Rev DIR. WESTON, Chaplain Seventh Rssi'
sn m. Hon J. T. BRADY and other distinguished gentle
man Iadirs and gentlemen invited.
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PEAT.--5O TUYs PER DAY compressed b.
the National Peet Machine Its capacity and power ar
wonderful SAnsPAcTIoS WARRANTED ABRAM REQUA
Agent, No lJD Broadway n. y.
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THE BURGLAR HIS own IHPORMER. The
opening of each window and door telegraphs to you
room aud never fails T. HOLMES No. l9s broadway
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LADIES afflicted with Dscoloratons on the
face called moth patches, with freckles should use
Dr. PEgEY's celebrated Nom AND IREchLE LOTION
II Is infalble. Sold by all druggists.
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The UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRIyGEs, which
took the first premium at the Fair Of the American
Institute is Naudnted the best In use.
send for circular giving Wholesale and retail terms.
X. l.. BROWNING, General Agent.
No 81 Broadway.
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THE CELEBRATED CRAIG MICROSCOPE, magn

fn about 10 900 times an endless Of amusement an
Instruction superb Holiday gift Is msed rropLd T.
30: o. with fix beautiful mounted OBJECTS iot 3
yyi,L "a objects - 80 by HENRY CRAIG No Sp teh'f
a. New.York 4 Libcral Discount to dealers
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The Intrisic Value Of


LIFE FOR THE HAIR
nv h, thosands who have used ", and speak an
III. highest terms the dement's derived IL RESIDhEs
GRAY or FADED HAIR 70 IT. ORIGINAL COLOR, and
renders the hair SOFT GLOSSY and 1t AURiANTi stops
n. falling out keeps the head clean and free from DadIuh
ia DELlGiiTFU1 HAIR DRESSING for Ladi'. and Cen
enen Those who have been fortunate to use II know wen
Is good effects trial BY those who have not wil satisfy
them of is pensbe value never does harm Is sure
10 do good Sold by all druggists, aud my oire No lz5
Nroas,gey SAkAH A. CllENhLlER, VI. ID.
Or NATURAL TODlDES end BRoMlDES' ior me cure OF
Rheumatic TabeycuioHs. GkIndidt ScretnohS ana sam
,,o,e, fully equal the world renowned bathing waters o!
Kreuxnach, Nauhrim and Schonbeck go
Thes. Salts ere produced from the wells OF the
PENNSYLVANIA SALT MASufACIuhlN"
COMPANY.
The healthy yivying and stimulating influence oil mineral
ga,r. used baths il Wellesteblishad iae' iet the
action of such waters greatly varies with their composition
Tn. Srumatic Salts, used IN solution IN iofhi
constitute the active agent Ia the cure OF te
shove named Diseases containing they do large qnah
of Ioddcs and Bromides OF Potassium with other salts sueh
a. Chloride of Magnesium, Iron, Potassium and SODIUM
The Salt To used dissolved ia warm water hs pats OF
IN t. shape of application OF flannel mostened with the
For ,ale at every respectable Druggists. .
PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANUFACTURING Co.
'' w H. sCllIEFFEIIN CO.,
Wiliinnst, cor Beekman st., n. f.'
RAYNOLDS PRATT Co,
Nos. lO5 and l08 Futonst, N \.
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Richard CObdeB.


Lecture by the Rev. II. RIDGAWAY, at the Washington
square NJ f. Church Fourthss near Ffh'sve), on TUES
DAY EVENING, Dec H. at o'clock for the beae6t Of the
Ladies' Union Aid Society.
Tickets 50 cents may be obtained ct Bangs Merwin Co.,
No. 6s4 Broadway.
Executive Committee Of the Union General
C9mmittee.-A Specs Meeting OF this Coumit.ee will De
held at Heedgurer Broadway and Twenty st.,
on MONDAY EVENING. Dec. II, 1865. at = o'clock.
OWEN w. BRENNAN Chairman.
G GsssT II r. H HGrlAr }secretsris.
New.YOrk Association for the Advancement Of
Science and ArtA popular meeting of the.iiends Of the
above Association will be held in the great ball of the Cooper
Institute, MONDAY EVENING, Dec. II, a. p M AID.
dresses will be made by several speakers Mem
bers Of the Association invited to attend with friends Ad
mission to the public free.
POst.Ohlce Noiice.-The Mails for Great Britain and
the Continent via Southampton and Hamburg, per steamer
Allemsna and for Ireland via Queenstown per steamer
City OF Baltimore. will close at this Office SATURDAY,
the 9Th day OF December. lO:30 and at the uptown
Offices as follows Stations and Is. 10 Stations and
ID, $50 Stations and II. 9:l5 Station q, a.
JAMES KELLY, Postmaster.
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The BOudOir:
THE LADIES' Illustrated

WEEKLY JOURNAL.
FASHION, SOCIETY, GOSSIP.
ROMANCE, BELLE.LETTRES
DOMESTIC ECONOMY. &c, &c.
For sale by the AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY, and
Newsdes'ers Price, 10 cents. Published this day.
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Very Large and Choice selection
OF the following line Of goods opening for
FALL AND HOLIDAY SALES:
REAL BRONZES.
COMPOSITION BRONZES.
MARBLE, ORMOLU AND GILT.
MOUNTED CLOCKS and MAN
= TEL SETS.
FANCY GOODS.
PARIAN and BISQUE STATUARY.
STERLING SILVER AND FINE
PLATED WARE.
FRENCH CHINA, both White and Decorated.
GLASSWARE, Engraved, Cnt or Plnn.
CHAN DELIERS and GAS FIXTURES.
IN Bronze, Cgt.Glass and Fire Gilt from Original
Designs.
WEDDING and HOLIDAY PRESENTS
IN Sterling Silver, and other Goods.
Undoubtedly the largest and best assortment in market
II. V. HAUGHWOUT e. Co.,
Nos. 4Bs, 400 and 492 BROADWAY,
Corner Of Broome.st