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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-17


SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-The Linck
property, corner of First and Locust
Streets, was sold yesterday at auction to
Messrs. Thomas Scantlin and John ].
Chandler The FIRST Street front is
twenty-four or twenty-five feet, and it
extends one hundred and ten feet on
Locust Street. The price bid was $248
per foot on the First Street front, max
ing the aggregate S., 952 or Sc, ECO.
We regard this as cheap property at
the price, as we presume the ground it,
self worth the money.
We shall expect to see a splendid
block of buildings erected on that cor
ner next summer, extending from the
corner to Hermann's confectionery on
First Street, and to the JOURNAL Office
ON Locust Street, which, with the new
JOURNAL Office completed, will make one
of the handsomest blocks in the city.
Then we hope to see the old and dilapi-
dated buildings between us and the
river give place to another elegant
block, which would add greatly to the
appearance of this portion of the city.
HOUSE WARMNG.-There was most
delightful social reunion-a kind of
house warming-at the new Parsonage
Of the Episcopal congregation last night.
The new residence of the Pastor of st.
Paurs Church is an elegant and conve-
nient structure, very handsomely finish
ed and furnished, and reflects the high
est credit on the generous and noble
hearted ladies of that Church, through
whose fundamentally it was built. The
assemblage was large, including many
of other denominations, and all har-
monized and fraternized to that sweet
concord which inspired the sacred poet
to exclaim: "Hew good and how pleas
ant it is for brethren to dwell together
IN unity. We hope that the family for
whose use it was built may long and
! happily enjoy ,ita aheltsr and its comforts.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-17

Mr.. Lowry's Brigade completed the
bowldering of First street yesterday, up
to the crossing at Vine, and in three
days more expect to reach Sycamore,
and if the powders arrive in time viii
reach Locust street early week after
next. The energy manifested in this
work by Mr.. Lowry induces us to feel
glad that he has the contract for paving
the wharf, which will be done next
season if the water falls low enough.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-17

Hiram Nelson sells Dry Goods this
morning at his auction room, No. q
Locust street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-17

b3 Two or three of the most pleas
ant rooms in the city, with or without
board, at the P G. o'Riley House.
novI7-lw Mrs. HAsBRooK.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-17

FIsH--The 6nny tribe is in a merry
humor just now, and easily taken in and
done for. A small party returned from
Green River day or two ago, after two
days sport, with over two hundred
pounds of bass and other fine fish.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-17
EMpTY BARRRLs AND CASKS

Empty Barrels and Casks, in good order. for
ale by nl7-1w
WHEELER, ARMSTRONG Il FARRAR,
No. rs Main street, Letween Second and Third.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-17
Hnnsa and Lot for Sale.

A NICE NEW FRAME HOUSE, WITH
n large corner lot, well set with shrubbery,
one OF the best locations ia the city, corner Of
Seventh and Chestnut streets.
Also, Il desired, the whole, or part of the
furniture will be included in the sale.
Inquire Of AIKEN & DUSOUCHET,
Water street, Sam'l Orr's Block.
novqdtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-17

rag We thank Mr. Dobell for a copy
of the Round Table, spicy weekly
paper that every body ought to take.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-17

DUoKED.-Yes'erday morning while
the Tarascon was lying here, colored
person-an outsider-got to exchanging
jokes with the colored crew of the
Tarascon, when finally the latter seized
him carrying him across sthe wharf
boat, and quietly drapped him into the
river. He scrambled out and got mad
and was for sailing into the whole crew,
but was induced by Bill Green, the
wharfmaster, to desist, as the water was
not very cold. We guess he was moi
much the worse for his cold bath.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-17
Desirable Property for Sale.

DBIoK sTORE-HoUsE AND DWELLING,
ID comprising brick Ice house, Ware house and
Stable, 1914 feet front, corner Eighth and Locust
streets. Terms easy.
noR 2w TNCT,E
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-17

BGr When you go to the Postofice,
stop at the t.3i5
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-17

For SALE-Lots Is and 10, in Boil
81 of the Eastern Enlargement, being
go feet fronting on Walnut street, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth streets
Title perfect. Terms easy.
Enquire of ASA IGLEHART,
nov1I dot Third street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-17

Corner of Locust and Thirdsstreets, and
buy your Meat, Fruit and Vegetables for
dinner All orders delivered at market
prices. .ss...=e -. n11-1w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-17
FOR SALE.

EMPTY BOXES.
A large quantity of Boxes, in first rate order,
for sale BY nit 1w
WHEEL ER, ARMSTRONG &FARRAR.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-17
DATENT LOOMS FOR SALE.

Lambs Patent Self Weaving Loom weaves q
yard of Jeans in thirty minutes, weaves eight
different kinds of cloth on the tane warp, weaves
double width blankets. weaves seamless sacks and
requires skill TO weave. Call and see enc at
work, at No. 3 First sire t, Evansville.
n7-d&w3m WEI BLAKELY, Gen1 Agent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-17

FRIDAY..........-.....NOVEMBER II
City and State.
B9r We have large number of COM
municstions on hand, which we will pub

The GeYERNoR's MESSAGE crowds out
everything else of interest this morn
ing,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-17

5000 LBS BRAN
LroR SALE AT THE NEW YoBK GROCERY
IT chap, TO close out the stock. Call eariy. n17
DIANO- "A FINE, IMPROVED SEVEN OO-
L tavo Plano, new and in good order. Price
$500. Enquire of Rev. Chas. Runck, Leet street.
nl4lw
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
8teamboats an0 Railroads.
NENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEw-JERSEI

n lENlhAL nAILkOAD Oi NE EhSE( I.
~ FROM foot Of Lbery-rt. North River. New York con
meeting Al Hampton Junction with Dolawsrv soksw ans
Western Railroad. Esson with e. lehiIh Valley
Railroad and it. connect forming dirsot hps 70 Pits
eufGh end the West without change Of carr also To the Oil
Reson and E'ie.
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST
Two Express Trains daily FOR the West sxcspl SunisyA
One TX train dily eIcept Saturday, to the on Re-
gion.
SiIy Miles and Two Hours saved BY TINS line 10 Chosss
Cincinnati st. Louis. with but change Of Cara
tADL ARRANGEdENTA
Commencing Oct s. 1856 -i.ea New forki a. foiowsi
too, IN, fos Easton. Maucn Chunk. Wiuamspert
Wi!Aesbsrc. Nah uoy City &c
MAIL TRAS-At9:0ia n.. Tor flemngoo Enton. Wlet
Gsp Scranton. Wkebarre Great Beni Pttson bingham
ton. Ar =.
y:oo Western Express fer Ess,on. Allentown Read
Harrisburg Pittsburgh the We,t with but one
to st. Louis
1890 M. TRAis-for Eaton, Allentown. Nalcn Chunk,
Reading Psttsvtle. iiaTn-DIrI. sc
o. m--For Esston. scsanion. Great Bend bethohena.
Miucn Chunk snd Nrlal port.
5p m.-forS vile and Fiemnytor
6:2c p m.-for Somsrv.ie
5uo y. ~. ,p.css tran. oT th oii K-gion aud Erie.
200 D. M WEsrEss TxPREss gBAS-ror Eastcn- Allen
town Reading Harrisburg r,ourgl. and the WcsI Sleep
Ing ears from iersry City through 10 fittsbur-h -
ELIiABErHPosr ASD NEW OAK fEi N-Leave Ns"'
fork tom OF Liu,ry ut 20: a. aud f;do ~ M
from Pier No. North X ycr +t1 Tie boats stop al
BergeD Point and Mariners li,rbcr
Tickets Tor tine Vest be obsined u the once OF ths
central Railroad o loot 81 Linrrtyr, " H. ~
No. Asor House ct Nos 2i and s!s Broadway a. the
principal hotels JOSIAH U. STEAEN5. Supenntendent
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
yalIpPRNG lNTELLIGENCR.
PORT oy NEW-YORX...........kov
Cleared.


steamship Erin tBrl Grace, Liverpeo, Williams Onion
soaushp u5a .nvwl, sundbcss Hs'ona J. r. Ward
Co .n n,e An o.,
sEo,S.hip IlaerA Parrish, Norfolk City, pOn Richmond
s"'I6 i,rso rnomp.oa Norfolk City Point Richmond
str.n..hp Ellen : Tracy. Chapin, Newbeue, C. Good
'st.sashp f,ncd States share New Orleans, L. L b.
steamship ely Of Bo,on tgf), kennedy Liverpool John
str.r.hip Weybos.e, Arey Bo,ton, Whitney 4 Hshs
steam. hip YAsuna Whachuri, Savannah, LIVINGSTON, foI
Steamship Fl.fbaras. Powell Wilmington, Piearon 4
st.amsbip Nevada Carpcues, Savannah, Waieman, Goo
S,c.nsLip Twilight, spcer, Wilmington Livingston. Fo,
St,nnehip Zodiao Dearborn Savannah, Murray Nephew
s,e.n.h'p Eseuis st-r Wng"nny. New Orleans, Ja'ne
4. Neyuor.
S,esn,ship fhanbr, B.nson Charleston, Arthur Lsary
s,ean.hip Mransas, Liesc.ang New Orleans n Asoene'
90. - =,
Steamship NJ. \. Boardsn Jordan. Beaufort. Murray
Steamship Kiugisher Rector. baltimore, }. b. Small .,
et.eu,,bip w Woodward CgudiI BGltinor. ". Dasesl
Steamer f. 6. knight, Moson, Georgetown, h. d. N''
steamship Chesapeake, Sherwood, Portland H. b. c'0m
well Go. . c,..n.hio
stelm,bip Warner. Mott. Providence Neptune s'''"'"''
Co. - =, ch.r.s Ca.
Ship Trimountoin tBrsm) soussr. Liverpool 'n''S'
Ship Bsrar. stin.On, New orlean. N II, Bdshs%'
Ship Pscihc Gadd, hew.oiean. w a. ISl.stou Co.
MT TSPs ,,s.n ao, h,sI6SG S".n! H. pram~O"d
Go. . .oi. Van un,nt &
BsrA Ka,e stamIsr, Crawford. Pen''eo''' 'AA '''A'
B.t As,andr. tFr,. roubelt, BOYD itny.1 ~ n,ow,
Bark sea Ranger, Cushinan' M"
gark G,ns. ,r) we,ns. BrsncS hnist sf A.,.,s,.
barA NorhwSoi 'Bs'' n'S"'''
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
Crspe Vines mt AuctiOn.

THEIR VALUE TESTED BY PUBLIC SALE OF DELA'
WARE, CONCORD, ERABLLA, IONA AND Ar
RONDaC.
On wednesday, Nov. 8, Parsons & Co.,
nurserymen and propagators of vines offered lsree
quantity at auction upoa their grounds at Finishing
Tho attendance OF buyers not large although The
day was extremely belu,ul, but cool the ground hw
ing frozen So hard the night before that workmcn were
M ibe to dig some vines intended for sale.
The company. after partsking lGnoh in one Of IL
propagating houses assembled 70 the number OF ~ -
GO in another. where the sale vas held.
Among tnoso present best known to the pubic -
can recoloct the following: r. Barry Rochester; Dr.
Gran, and his foreman. Mr.. Bushnell Iona; f. DelS<
Sing Sing; L. Williams. Mountclar N. j.. wiiaA
l.. Ferris westchcstcr County Mr.. Coe. West Mett:.
den Conn; Nr. Parry, the great peach grower "
New-Jersey; Mr.. Prince, Flushing; seymour coe
Norwak. Conn.,; Mr.. Beaie, Greenfield Mass; MI Mr'
sonn .G,lo1I Ra,i"sap sDeSso', 4. b. Alien A. York
Beside the above We find In the nst o, , povsc
whose residences arc unSnewn. tie NAM ysn.ycIIes
| Weeks Ryer~,n Heade, Rnces, Morris, Nshs{ehIee%
sally N,,n,se Wtitock, Moon, Lockwood. Jarvis.
Keets. perry. Calsins. Barnett. Bron', Hove. ~.,,
The vines offered were slnse roops 1 mon ali No
80, @ w. E,st offered were Iraela; two lots OF 1OQ
& soi q, Al Der vine. No. Israela, four lots q
20 eaen s'H 1onSsc two lots Of So sold at sl5S. %
| -, az three Iots of No. > at 6bG ~ cents
an" vines, 90 OF No. and were ready W. sale
VI - o'iy wele sold Us follows; No. |. Eye lots 0l
us nr nne Of 500 one Of 800 Of OO at .0@7r cents
" of No niue lots Of 100 and one lot OF 5vosI J00d0
annt OH 500 No lopas oil we're sold in tight lotz
cents except 100 at 20 cents Six lots Vf 200 eaob.
| rs,h.r extra lonns, sold at 90 cents.
an (oncords here was large supply, end sod (0k
laws No l. Tnree ois OF 100 and 900 sut at cents
i've lots o $40 aud 800 sold at 6c6l d7e.S lots a
900 al 7c and one lot OF 600 at 81. Which stoppe4
| the sale ol Concords.
OF 10 90 d. liwsres No. J. there were three lots a
100 sold at IL 23c. lots Of eco at l6i @l7t
| QlsG2tc.
OF 1900 Delaware No 3 three lots OF 100 and one q
200 sold al 2Gl5c. six lots OF lOS0ad one oi V soe
| at l0al2c.
Ofi3.OOO Delaware No 3. Gyc Pots of 600 and one d
| 900 sold at ;! !Vec.
These prices. We presume. we've not considerea sun.
cient TO warrant the propretors making any urtha1
Offering Of grape vines ut anctiO1.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
n,r,xe,,r-., Guide,

To Albany ~ ,Inr.on H. H., Drpot Irhst aud
l0tt.eyc., and by ilfiem H. Il. nep't -".H
emf 4tA.as.. va Hudson River ~ w IT, in.' :
D. slt n q. m.. va !llf.rir ~ a 81 ai1 . . i.
sunday tinn. ia iiadsou ki'ef g. ~ ny
cas- run i-iwrap 'unfnJeF- ara 'v." u '.''""
end CIV liai and =. station u
A., ANN. I,sd fs a, tfirripli r8ccs ON tue iiui
sou o. .ieailel & ~ bard. Too. d4Yi, ii' ..'fs
std sifurday. nd PANEL nig~, .udays. N 'i
n..ilys an1 fi i4Ns. nnm foot ~ pc st .
s45 4- il.. liuG rg nt tffuri
10 Albany, hy steamer - John. Mon',,.N+ W.
te..isv.- aud dls,a. aud the Dean richmond
Tu.st,y- Tlur.da " .nd Saturday. ifoi" pi'4 '' .
To ~ itimorr aud " i-hi gton, ny tis nc" 'ris'
n H. loot oi Courflsnd. 10 ard VI B. 'n' .
| = nL aud ~ m.dul.hL ,uuday..... ~ :
To Ba.ton by dew london hur, Pi'r I'D ~ H.
daily ,,us dry exccp ptrdl
( To ,.ton. hy New Haven d. H., va Hr.ii 80. o
g. gn',on h., ifs.en r. r. i7,h..t aHI in-
sye Vi, .,n0fe i.iuo. D.! and y. m > '.-'. >
I To Bdd,eror bow roan,r bndr port daily o." =,
Peek k-shp. B.. q, a'......''.'.''.''' -.
/ 10 GaaIlr.. M M.rrhci'rr ani bont hi '-', ~
| steamer Irs.r uoft. ifaye iirf N' H. amy 4,
ftrap -uuda,i a - a. ui. md. ...''.+'-.''.' .
~ On. d. pom. P.el,,tcr Nuualo StlI .i'l anl
Ne.t bf Ire H.ilto,t. iooi o. thalpc .
80 lna AL > .ni o ..ur Emi.r l4t fr.in...'..''
/ Il, Camden Naneasfef AMI Lcl- Branch ~ -
,itln ard Dcaaurr h.1 X H., ~ s'"rh, eoi
J...e t,o,i iIou .frrs ". t.tt " - LII Wy
,,. Tor Nf,urfe. e.tsr i4 Lcn- Rranch......t.-. VI
80 ,.fecupori, py Long .,npa H. H., foot .i ..',
s.ip. h. T. D.. ~. a,t f4niint '.-....s Be- ~ ana
A., W.r. tff finggI sud t4i. flrd'nlr fta i"''' ~
/ rorrt. .tI Is.fx T. r.. eco. ~ Barclay, A.
| t..nr "a ty same r"sd .os sta'ioni west o.
| N,l,uru n i.lJ IA. N0ff. town rrpFrs-....,'
80 N.w.llsvcn. counecting gvith r. u iof ilaii'ioi
nud spii shold--:t' amefs leave r''h 'n' q" u n
'..''',' "
| To New.liav.n. ~ the NeW-liavrn W. I'h-L a
AID f'hay.. nt e. g. ny o. ~. W, = J'' -. ali
! Yotbc West. by Genital Railroad OF NrH, 'rn'ry,
80 f.,t,,sg loiu loot Of Lihorty-st., n. L..
,. h. rl. snd goo y. 70. SUNDAY train. ....'..
! Io PbiisA.'p 'phia by New.jerscy hriiroAd, 100,
| lf..f I Uauf H.
an End Il midnight suud,y.......'.: .:...'-.'''
| r. i,leuce by steamer CitI - Prov ~
ery Tuesday 1hur,Iay ana Saturday hon ''cr
y H.. 's'''
/ r. ptoyinrurc by Neptune Steamship Coz Lane.
driiy (sundays excepted iscni pier a. loot oi
Eabiusou. a.. N. H., ...u,,...,,.s'."...''.'..
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

TRAINS LEAVE NRWIOKn;
For New Haven. 100 2cO(Ex.,D llJJ q. Il l5 fEr J
30, (kY.D Las. 80 sId g.0y (ES,l
For Bid port 7Ol. 800. tEI) lI.D q N. IL i3 tEI-
3Oo, (E1..l -, LJy and 300 (tI.) Up
tor Milford, and sirsord 100 II %. 40, tJi m
For faira-l1 Southport aud Wes'PoTt. 7p ilJOL IN 40
asp. II. ~ .
For Horw.s, TO- 400 HE.,) go I.Os M I2l-, (EI-,
rs 80. SO, S.up fEEtl = IN.
For nsr,n, 100 9.D. li3) "a ;afJ A51 SO p. m.
Fox Greenwich 30 ~ ll.JoA Il - 40, 5s. J, pm
For Stamford TC, SO ttS.) sJl. llJl IL 10 tESD
3is In 1Jai, 80. $50 o.Jp. 8oo tEr. p. - -. a.
Fof Po, Chester aud niermeiiai. ia ou, 1OJ, aJ iS
q H. AS 80 SO, t.s'. 80" y.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston. via Sprn .b-d 800 lEI 200 tEL,lio)
, or Boston. via shors Line. I2.l5 Fr..l ao)p
toT Hartford ami Sprinsh-li, 6VJ tkI.D q m tEL.)ln
q L.. IS BtDp.
for Coun,c,icu, River RailroaI. sooa Ex,) 1isP N
10 Montreal 100 p VA. e. Northampton.
for Hartford Providence and fishAlA Ran oad 800 iEr,)
. m ;iklj p ,,,
FOR Se~ II,rn. Nvw London and s,onia5,on Railroads.
sCa a NJ. n. IS AOj. t.op 4.
For AMI z iiIrosd ~ 4 o. m 10 Northampton
fof Hou.stonic Railroad. IA sni y M Saturday.
,r-u ooun-cng wii . vii run TO fi''"eia-0'h''
d. Nrv Milford only.
for N.ugA,uck Rairoai. ao0a m. 100 ?. ~
Fof D4nbury and S0s~ak Railroad. fo. ~ - N. T."
JAMES III. bOff. Sape
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
DARIrAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL

DARIIAN AND DEBA AtIs DA NhiL
IL ROAD-FALL ARR AN0EMENTs. Is,A COM
MFSCIN8 MONDAY sErTENhtH - PAs-ENOf'
LlSEs FOR CAMDEN, hASC ~ ,ith MD LoNo
ERANCu m. st,anl-r JESSE HOYr Cap, Sseiy viii
leave Firr No North Rve daily tsuliay' cEespted) 20
a. ii.as. . n-.. EXPRESS LINZ FOR CAMDEN d.
nj CT takng pi'.,nsss ior for Monmouth nod bins'
onr parrl shark River iarrug glr Nfulu hTct-ogfs (,
M1urfe.,er rons River Wooiuiani-. Sin-ns. bsncs .;
rurLcro O:i.ou Jaetson. and al stations on Camden ~hi
AIlnfir Raj rosd. - -.
qhron.i g. Camden Ia five hours. ...........FaFc
Tseufsion ticket good for three diy-.............
~ AIS 3 VA, Way f,.'-ug'f iine o. hhnchr''rr IONS
TuROuGil FREIGHT LINZ CAMDEN AND NEW .fORk
i.eayc he,gYofk At A.i5P rl, arriving At tsmden l''
y. nI. DIV. a.,
L-sy- Camden $50 p u. auvins 4 Nes-fort IA "'
ueIt tay. , - ,,.,rv -.
s.. ~ At F.d Bank y =. W. y sSiDEN, ~upt
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
.sfk rrs-viee tBs], Rsadss. rsnsmtsee + . P&AsV

Rssk rrsvsice tBs%, Randsu. rsEnsmbses. J. PA1u
|G c.
Brig James Conn (Br.b Co@n. Hslhx A. Snithers -
Brig Fortuna (Port-I. Bosds Opsrto Hssemeyef Bus
ten 90.
Bhc T. n. A. Pitt tBrl Crouley. Yermsds. Mid1stoaA
sttie
SchL Fall Wind, Tsokes. Pitsburt Va, w. Brsa 3
Saght
Schr Queen ofthe West Rogers RichuonI C. IL Yisean
Schr. Petronis tBr Marshall Rnatsn Ind Wanks Rvc0
Jex
Schr. L. S. Dsvi, Kempson. Beaufort Th.ms, HoIneA
Schr. J. d. Crsmcr Le~k, Richmond.
Schr. Luisita, Underhi, ST. George Bermuda j. Wca4
berg
Schr. Isaac Rich. Studsy, Phsdeph q. n Strsshaa
Schr John Langley. Langley, Boston. Rrys& 20
Steamship Msrsthou (Brl, Insis Liverpool y. Cos.s&
Schr Aoercs, Reynolds Providence. q. n. Strsnah>A
Schr Ed Bem-rt. Decker, Baltimore. NJ BedsA
Schr Viola. Ray Wilmington Simpson Cispp.
sloop Oregon, hhoaes, Providence, u. N. SranAhsa.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
pc.zcpycra Arrived.

I, .earshp Virginia, lsom Lyerpool-Mr ard hrA Lous
lin Mr rlurd Mis- kronhed, L. Buiner, j. Bueoct J. u
,ybes and ,v Mr. sud MTs Robinson, j. w A. Lloyd. }.
q smith J. Thompson. Mr. sld MIR THomas I. bahry, D.
p liuehr- II. Ai,xiuder, VIM. Davies = Drhrini Sr'
Road Nf Neu Nj aud Mrs Wells. SIR. Hickey, Mr. bic
,lor H. sr Jackson Nh. Hrsmrrs, Capt. komeI Capt
Ersnk nr Hawke Miss Olooe Aiss Quinn and So IN 1's
In s.eafnshio United Kingdom, from Gssiow-Cspt Tai.
nav and Aiy MIR Mathew. Nj and Mrs. hcO ann ana
'Lin John Neison jane. Bartett, Judge Adrian and
idv Ni.s McGrsth H. Maorck. n. MoucAs, Mira Caldwell,
Mfs, M,fy { a.dw ril and s}3 In tue steemse.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

Te Troy. bysteamefs vsndesbni and Rip Ven Wh.
As. daily. 1Snndnys ino,adedl (5sisrdsys ex.
cepiedl psr 10 n T.. u
To Washington By New-Jcrsy Il. X. foot sf
Courtisndts.. nnd iii = n, 7 p m., and -
midnight. Sunday. ....".................. p N
To Piesmont By Northern r. r., New-Jersey,
from Jers~y City ii 8. st q IN, IT, si22 and 6:B
P III Saturday. 1T p. "a
For further infermsos IN regard 70 Railroad Time fables
see advertisemeots n sso<hef Of thts papsr
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
6tationerr ano fanen GOODS.

COCHRANE" GLASS INkSTAND MANU-
~ FACTORY, No. ll2 Wilsn-s.. N. YAH kinds Of
Gut Pressed aud Plain Glass lnAstaud Sponge Cups Paper
Weights and Library lnkstsnds Oak Ebony aud Walnut
Also Cochranes Improved Air Tight snd Ink
stands At the lowest Manufacturer priccs =. SOrdeu
for export promptly attended to
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

IYcENDIARY FIRE IN 'sARL-sr.-Soon after
II oclook ON Saturday ngN fire discovered In .
closet nder the stairs tSs trs eoor OF the ienemeL1
house No 10 Pearl.st ThJ fire was soon eItingnshcd
by the inmates and tho Police of the fir.t freciuot
I'hs osr srpetrstor hss uotLe. been discovered.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
arn Rl.e.e:il san Sets.....i:i5i Moon ns-s.. 200
IIgH ~Arra IHIs DAY.
Sandy Hook. iOl GOV. island... i43 Hen Oate'' o'-'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL.

ROADOn snd after Monday Nov. =, trains for Albany
and Troy connecting wi Northern and Western trsins viii
leave New orA - follows:
T:;D IN via Hudson River Railroad, Th'r'ieth,t and
Tenih-svc. connecting with trains FOR Moth aud West
10 via Hudson River Railroad. connecting with North
ern and Western trains.
II IA. via Harlem Railroad Twenty hist and Fourth
coDnec tin; with trains iof North aud West.
$50 D. via Hudson River Railroad connecting st Troy
with trIin for Montreal with sl--pins-cars attached
r. IN. via Harlem Rsroad. connecting With western
trains. Sleepins-csrs attached s Albany
p via Hudson River Rroad slerpng cars from New.
York to buffalo and Suspension Bridge without change This
train "a Sundsys
II D. m via Hudson River Railroad with sleeping at
tschcj connecting Albany and Troy with morning trains
for North and West.
MM IL XANDKREILT. Nioe. .President.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
CAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.

ERIF RAILWAY Trains leave Depot 1901
II of CnaGlb.r.-st., via. Psvonis Ferry; -, t,et,
L. N Day Express for ,anandairus hoon' - Hi,,s
Salamanca and West. Connects st Bnhho VIZ j. =.
ad Orand Tiuns Railways. AID ut Sran' 'ne' WI" "''"'
~ s.S6 m Min snd WAY Troin daily TO Oisvine H.
10 a IN. E1press Mail for bnhho. eonn'o"n' W." ~
''Da ~ W.y Train fir Por, Jervs and Newbufih p.a,
" NJ, MIN, Express, for CAnandssus Eoeh's" "''N'
~ igbtnns frpre.s daily foI Carandaigaa ho.he'
,r BeG.o, Salamanca, D9ntiis Pa Mei R.gNsys .nis
y o'c' - ,i,b Atlantic and Crest Westorn bnh"ay. n.
3d. m Fuigrsn, Train, daily, for Bnhalo' '"i'''''''
kfk and West ,,,,,, ptnnrr f..,r SAINT New Yofk.
w r. BARa O.nI Pass Agent hew'ioih
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
NIEW.JEPsEY RAILROAD.-Trains leave

IN foot OF Cortlsnd Tor pHrLADKtPnA g. :. .11.ox.
a M " M 4 and . e. M, ard " mdniss'; % m sna nnid
snd WA,uI,sroy al ana II 20 Il. NJ =. ~, a"u ,.
night Military Tickets not receivable "a the T. N' "
IA, bsr usrt,y su see bu< st ohces.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
Arrived. SUNDAY. Nov. IL

steam.hp United Kingdom li1r) Munro, Glasgow I'D -
md. aud .52 plsa, r. Macdonsd.
steamship virgnia. Lewis. Liverpool Oc S via Clnss>
town, 2Sth with md,e and 9il pass TO Williams Oucn
St-amsh Carol: LenHan baltimore u bosr'' moS' -
C. w. PeTvai
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

NIORRIS AND ESSEX RAlLROAp IoM'
Nl PAEY-Foot of BARCLAY st.-On quo sd,'e s,,e "a,
Mo rins mail trains for HBCsrusto1n ara ~ .,ie,.
toas vii leavs u $50 Mail Eiprc's 10, a. a a
w. " s. stnOCH, Assistant Spieiul
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
NETWORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
1865 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. IsGa
CONhENClNS 8iAf Is EH.

Passenger Station In New orN, Tw-nysev s
ana fourth-svs Entrance on Twenty sevontb-sL
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
nort-ll)ar0ens' Notite.
SrArg or EEw.YoRK.

SrArg NRw.YoKK.
PoRr.WARpESs OfpIcE. No. lVt Wslst
NOTICE is hereby given. III accordance witN
" ION of the oct passed April H. 1857 entitled A
Act T., eornni,r the WIen Office of the Por Of Nev'
Yos 70 all persons interested in having charge d ts
subject nltirr snch inquiry examination or survey to-
fo, vessels a- now un der examination by the Poe
.rens ana that the said examinations wiz -
completed within days next succeeding this noH's a
board .iii vessels:
Steamship X. Il. uyler...............''iI " y
Steamship Etnt..........
ship Nu. IspscOt. Ot.................'.'.'!o +. =.
shin Chancellor.
Ship Graham Polly y......................'fI E. n
Slip Newtun..
L..
Bark George ). Hunt. .........9 y. y
Schr. Ann 4 SnsaIs. ''' -
scbr. Lord Of the l,le-. Eupie stores
Schr. Sarah Helen. y. ~
MlNThORNE lOMPhiNS, PrssiteeA
] ARCS ugHRiMAs. secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trains leave
~ James slip, New.York a. foliows:
s:Oos M. CrceDpot Mail, stopping at all stations
ii 10 =. ~. for ryos-et.
3oOp Yahank ESpie. and to Oreenport on ss.urdsy'
400 y. III. Syo-.et Express
500 .. ~. for farninvdalc-
Train. for Rosyn aud Glen Head hsve 1t 800 m and
:O0 p. m.. changing cars at Mneols.
Sunday EIcursiou Trains Hunters Point ai $3.50
x. WHITE, Superintendent.