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Supreme Court.
ASSIGNMENT Of COI'HTS AND JfWJBS FOR THK YCAK3
1?58 and 1H59.
UKNKKA1 TWCMH.
1858.
Jftrst Monday Feb. Judges Davies, Clcrke, Sutherland.
" 44 ilay.. " Davies, Sutherland. Ingraham.
Third " Sept. . 14 levies, Clerko, Sutherland.
yirst 44 Nov.. ?' Davies, CTerke, Ingrabam.
First Monday Feb. Judges Rooievelt, Davies, Oerk*.
" " May. . " Roonevelt, Davies, Ingraham.
Third " Sent.. " llooeovelt, Cl?rko,S?therlAUd.
rtrst '? Nov.. * Roosevelt,8utherland .Ingraham.
During the General Terms of 1868, the Judges sitting m
General Term will also ail in Chambers, from 9Jt A. M.
tftl II.
ciRfrrre.
1858.
1st Mcnday of .Tanuiuy. by Judgo Clerke.
'< >1 February " Ingraham.
<? 4i Msiob ... " Ih'vioH.
<i ?? April " Sutherland.
?? ?< May 14 Clerke.
m '? Juae 44 Davies.
3d 44 September " Ingraham.
lat 44 October 44 Clerke.
?? 4< Nvfetuber 44 Sutherland.
n ii December 44 Iugrah&ui.
* 1869.
1st Monday of January, Judges Davies and Clorko.
44 " February, " Sutherland.
" " March, 14 Hot* revolt and Ingrabam.
44 44 April, 44 Daviea and lngrahiun.
" 'l May, " Clcrke.
44 " June, 44 Sutherland and In graham,
ad 44 September, " Davios.
let " October " Roosevelt and Sutherland.
" " November," Clerke.
* 41 December, ,4 Sutherland.
Where two Judges .ire to hold the circuit at the same
lime, the <.ne Ut>t named will take up the even numbora
oa the calendar, and the other the odd numbers. In such
cares, a panel of jurors will be summoned 1'or each part,
anlet-8 tho business of the Oyer find Terminer shall pre
vent the attendance of more than one Judgo at the
Circuit.
OYKR A XT) THUJINKR.
To be held at the samo time with the Circuits, in tho
Months of Jauuary, April, October and December.
hTKClAL rtitMS fVHi 1MUMKKATKD Jl'JTlO.XS.
1868. Judges. 1859. Jvdgct.
iBt Monday Jan . Davies. 1st Monday Jan. lionKevolt.
44 Mar . Sutherland. " liar . Davies.
" Apr. Clcrke. " Apr. Sutherland.
44 June.lngraham. 44 Juuo.ClurWc.
44 Oct. .Sutherland. " Oct, . Daviea.
11 Dec. .Davies. " Dec. .Ingraham.
H?o Juuge sitting in Chambers, will at the sumj lime
held Special Term for uuy ex parte ba-iness, aud for such
mm* MtM as he shall expressly permit.
BJ'ECUL TKKM KOK MOTIONS ANoVllAJlllKH UrSISBW.
1868.
Jan. ? Judge Ingraham. July. ? Judgo Ingraham.
Feb.? All the Judges. Aug ? Judgo Clerke
Mar. ? Judge Clerke. Sept.? Judgo Davie?, for
two weeks ? All the Judges
April Judge Davies. Oct. ? Judge Ingraham.
May. ? All tho /idgea. Nov. ? All the Judge*.
June Judge Sutherland. Dec ? Judge Sutherland.
1869.
Jan.? Judge Sutherland. July ? Judgo Clorke.
Feb. ? Judge Ingraham. Aug. ? Judgo Ingraham.
Mar.? Judge Clerke. Sept ? Judge Pavien, two
weeks, residue Judge In
graham. ?"
April.? Judge Roosevelt. <>ct ? Judge Icgraliam.
May. ? Judge Sutherland. Nov ? Judgo 1'avies.
Jane. ? Judge Roosevelt. Dec. ? Judge Clerko.
The Judge at Chambers will begin on iho first Monday
ti tho mouth to which he is assigned, and continue to and
tacluding tho Saturday preceding tho first Monday of the
succeeding month.
JUKirXlTTOffS.
All issues of fact already joined and triable In the city of
Mew York, will be noticed to the clerk, and be put oa the
calendar for the ensuing Jauuary Circuit.
[raring the II rut week of that Circuit motions to correct
lh>- < alciidar may be made.
After that week the calendar will remain unchanged,
acd continue tho calendar fur every successive Circuit,
until all the causes nu it tdiall be tried; each Circuit begin
n ;ig ob the calendar wuere tho nnnieUiately preceding
I'.ri ait left off.
Twenty causes a day, and no more, will be called at
general and special terms, and before cach Judgo at Cir
cuit, unless otherwise specially ordered
No cause will be set down for a particular day at a C!r
cud, unless sworn otl when called, on account of tho ab
sence c.f a witness, and on payment ol' cutis.
11 the trial ol a cause shall not be moved by either party,
when called iu its order on tlie?lrcuit calendar, it will go
to the foot of the calendar, and not be called again until it
shall be reachod In that place.
All new issues wiil bo noticed for the first day of the
next Circuit, after the mine shall be joined, and be put in
their order at the foot of the permanent calendar.
After the llret week of each Circuft, (during which
motions to correct tho calend ir.may be made,) the calen
dar of the causes which may have gone down at tho
previous Circuit, and the new iHgues, will be entered aa
part and in < nntinuation of Uie )>ermaneut calendar, and
so on, from court to court, until the end of the year.
These regulations do not affect th" question of noticing
the causes for trial to tho opposite i>ariy , from court Ui
txHirt, a? tlie atatut.' may rcjuire.
Ail applications miu-t bo made t"> the Judge assigned for
that particular business, excepting iuatiersa entirely
expbite.
hthital n*rrrr cilitoa*.
At any Clrcut, until fmt:. r order- . any cawes belong
Big to tiibtr of the two following i lassiw may be placed
on a :-p< cial Circuit calendar, uulesj the trial is likely to
occupy more than on? hour
1. Where the action is on contract, and the aiiswer
m< rely deniee the all gai. jn; in tho complaint, wiUiout
muirg up au> new m^lU r.
2. WL. ru the action is on cor traet. and new matter is
wt up in th*' atisw >r, and there shall ?>e reason to behevu
that tlrt- nefenoe is made oul) for the purp<?e of d< !ay.
To entitle the cause to bo placet! on eui U calendar the
Ekan tiU's attorocv mu.-t uive a notice of li>ur days, to be
ea'd before -? Judge at ? hemb? rs, that lie will move u>
La%i the i?iih'' placed oo such calendar; and .f the motion
Ije granted, the cauao miy bo heard on any ru - .luent
!f tho motion be fonnde l on the belief that the defence
is for delay, aSdavits niu?t served at t.me at notice.
The pla.nttU a attorney muft deliver to the clerk of tho
Circuit a like notice <>n<* day before st h Friday, contaui
tig ,u-o the number of the' cansc on the guucral Circuit
calendar.
If the cause shall actually occupy more than one 'lour
on the trial, the tr al may be suspended at the discretion
et th ? court, and the causc be put dowu at tho fo*'t of the
calendar.
Naprrtor Court- Urncnl Term.
Before ? hill Bench.
No*. 41. ? R. Cole v*. J. Riant ? Judgment for dcfeud
mm Piftr isaiiig complaint with oart>.
K P Leo rs. M^ubvluii lie luauraiu o Company ? or
Arr affirmed. with cart*.
Chief JikIiic Muer, *hile delivering the decHion of the
court, wuk auddrnly ?eixe?l With ? |Mtl|iiUUoh of llw
heart. and ?m obliged to withdraw from tlx* bench. Ho
wait, however, in ii< It bvUcr at Ibo rUtiUK oftlw court.
R?Ttl Intelligence.
The following is * m>Te fitil and correct llxt of officers of
ti?c rloop of war Vioccnnes. which sailed oti the 20th inat
lor the roast of Africa, than lion before t>ei>u publnhcd :
B. J. Totleu, Commander ; K. I~ Winder, lat Ucut'iiuuit
?r l f i <??! ,i u a n.i.;. 'i ji I jeutenant , W. C.
Weat, 3d Lieutenant . !? L. Br*ine,4th IMtrnul . W. F.
FHaliutfh. Mb Lieutenant ; J Tboroley, Surgeon ? J ft
Itauilortb, Jr., Puraer ; T. 0 Selfridge, Jr , Acting Maxtor ;
3d Jjeut. G. P Tnrti-r. Marino officer . F. Van Bib
Wr, Aftaiataiit fctrfon W. 8. Hunter. Clerk to Comman
der ; M. L. Tabb. ClcrW to 1'uraer ; W. M Wheeler, P.
Marrtor . and H. Donovan. Maater'a Mate* ; J. Lewi.*, Boot
r*l;ii . ,T. A I'V" V. Ill,' I. nil. r F W Dartneoal.
Carpenter , J King. Salltnaker ; Charleo W Ri*hop, Yoc
tnan , Jmvpti koUne, Surgeon a Steward , John Uaiey , I
Master nt At to*.
Ttir 1'nited Stole* Meam frigate Su*qnrh*tinah. Opt
Jwhu* R. Hand*, tailed from Henna Sftth nit. , for Madeira
aod tiulf of Mexico, (prol?lily Key Weal).
Tlie I pried M?t.-? *lmip r>f- war Plymouth, Commander
I*hlgruen. which lian been m the Potomac several day*,
arrived at tbe Washington N'avy Yaru 1Mb mat.
The Untied State *ti .im- r 1'i'wiv -itnii. now flttiojt out at
the (, of port Nary Yard, to Jota the fc?tt India Squadron, n
nearly ready for ?ra, and ta expected to nail atonal the 1st
of iWenitur. She |>r?l>at>ly went into comtnuwion HHb
Milt
The rnited Slatea anrveymg *chonn*r Haw!?r. Capt.
Cape*, arrived at May utnah Mat mat. from Cortland.
PlCRfU11V%lU.
AMlT^THK PKRHiiN WHO TtxtK Tlllt rll.K Of
the l.onilon lll'l?traled Mew* from ibe Hank MU ll"U?tnn |
Mree'. en ?und?v 'he MM mat . ? re<pie*ie.| u> return ihe i
aun'' n itkout further Mtlct. K. H.?A word to tbo wiae it
aaflfeien' I
fr THE t)KNTI?KMAN WHO CAliJII SI JOJAT AK I
I lernmin ai II wlih a a?e?? i*?- fr >m 'he Weat for a I
lady, will rail again be will hear of 'be lady a wharnabotxa,
S!froR*ATiow WAjfTirn thr nm.ATirw or I
? frienda of Ulehari Uiinn, who died on hoar-t ?hip t.ney |
H>Kipaon. en ber laat rnyngr rr>-m IJverpool to Mew Yorfc,
are rrqneated to make tbetueelrea known to C. It. PendletoO, J
fTS I'earl atreet. or 1? Rmrera plaee. Mew Torfc.
IflFORM *T1?IM WAMTKD or JIMIW WITRRI.RR.
t'ap'Ktn ft the eanal hoat l^ike KHe, of I'.irt Carlion. I^ft
the beat on tbe itih of ?H-tnher to n to Mew Brun?wirk, M.
J., atnee whieh i her" ba? be?n nnttdinapof him. Any infor
rnali. n it hi* wbereabonta Will lie 'hankfully received hy tua
aim, Bernard Wh?-eler, Ml Washington aireet, Wcw Vork.
MR <1. WASHIMCITOM KKTt'nAW.-WTlX Tffffl OBM
firman be ?n gf?wi a? to call on Mr. Charlea Ed w irda, IS
Pine street, Mew York?
WM RAMTTVL TMIVKTT, I. ATM Of STirRWOCtn HTt.Is
jfl Motltngham, Kngland. I* reqaeated to relnrn to Mnt'tng
bun immediately, to rerelve property left him by hta father.
aa<t le wrltr ho?e to aay he ta coming. Ilia prewnee ta tu
Otayeraalte
THM FKMMOM WITH WHOM t'ARPKT H AHA WKKI
H e?rb?ng. .l. In a Hn'h avenue ..tnnll "?, on Haiurday M -
vrmber 2). ran have hrr own l\v call ng al 1,1 Wnverley plaee,
an-l will be miital.lv compenaated for returalng the one left
by mlDiake
nATiujni? nnoi. ^
Htiwom Rint* RAit-ROAn-RiPRRMR /mi 41 mi
for Albany and Troy, atofning at prtnaipal ?tahon?mi
?eettng with weatem and RflMV 'ratnj, leave i.baiubM
Uraat Aapm at I and irao A. M and 5 P >r
A. P. HMITH HopertntendenA.
*T1tW YORK AMD BARMtM R ? H.RQA I>_
JM arrangement, e.,iam?nrnig Jane.1. \M1? Tratna I?
#epet. cnrnii# of Wwte and rewire ?t?eta ?
fit A. M ? Mnireaa mail train fnr All-uty. aWn>pton?A?r
Aatkma aorlbor WltRamabrtrtge
?IA r. 1- WhHa Plain* train, irtofpln* a? all?attoo*
t?i'i rwa*rv rnivn mtn ?
fi# A. WllllamabrVige train, atopping a 'all *taMraM.
? A M Wittiamabrldge train, atnpptng at all ?'*Oona
U.Vi M.- White Platna train, ?t>ipplng al all atatiooa.
1A> r. M.- Wilitam?hrtd|ra trMn. aiopptnt at all *!*?!???>
4*10 F- M.- MtrtaMnil. atopplng al all aulloaa.
M9 F. M.? Ooton rail* train, avn p'ng at all ?tat%?na.
MO F M.? WIUl*m?brtdg?Hratn ?iopptng at all ?UUm*
6
51
BDAROIKQ AJfD MMWMH.
() FU8N1KIIKD ROOMS TO LET ? ON THIRD AVENUE,
Za betwrrn Forty fifth and Forty sixth street*. Ui two single
gentlemen, or a geuMc.muu and wife without children. Terms
moderate.
4 0 'NTLEM"N CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WTTTI
t jord and rooms at 111 .fay strfet.
r UNIVERSITY PLACE, NEARLY OPPOSITE WASH
1 1 ingum square - Handsomely furnished i onms un the first
*ud second flui.rsjvjth or without partial hoard. Befereueee
exchanged. The is one is entirely new, acd uiegautly fur
*i sited.
f* ST. MARKS' PLArR-Om OB TWO FURNISIIKD
I trt nt roi.rr.g to lot, with hoard, in a first cIom house, No. It
ht. Marks' place. Terms' moderate.
BONO STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.? PLEASANT
furnished rooms to let with bos rd. thinner Aid 1'. 11.
9 SPRING STREET, NEAR THE 1'OWERY.? A FEW
single gentlemen may obtain pleasant rooms aud board,
m '.lh the. comforts nt a homo.
T O LEROY PLACE, BLBECKER STREET.? A SOUTH
J.O arn lady has jtist opened the establishment, elugantly
furnished with svrry modern improvement for tho reception
of respectable families iui 1 single gentlemen. Its location ts
if nira!, yet retired und co-tlguou* to the principal hotels and
'bestirs.
0?> AMITY PI. A OK. ? FURNISHED ROOMS. DINNER
wU at six. vlrst class accommodations. Family private,
iilecckcr street stage* within one ilaor. Reference required.
?>?? EAST TWENTIETH bi'REET, A KKW DOnKS
OU from Broadway.- Board can he obtained, together
with a handsomely furnished and very pleasant front room.
This house is genteelly and desirably located, and possesses all
the modern conveniences.
on WEST SEVENTEENTH STREET, KKTWKEN FIFTH
OO and Sixth avenues. Two desirable front rooms, for it.o
accommodation of k- nllemen and their families or sluglo
gentlemen, Reference* exchanged.
QQ REACH STREET, ST. JOHN'S PARK.? TO LET, TO
00 a gentleman ftud wife, or two (Ingle geutleiuen, with
or without board, a large front room and bedroom aUushed;
also a back parlor and front basement.
A 7 AMITY STREET.? FURNISHED APARTMENTS IN
I a private family, consisting of n small parlor and
o?nimuiilc?liiig bedroom, l?o larx i p?r!or bedrooms, and one
suit of rooms, new, all with gas, tire grates and closets. Also,
to rent, new separata bedrooms, furnished, on upper tbx.r.
The whole reserved for grown persons of respectability with
references. 1'artial board, 11" desired.
TENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AYENITE.? OEN
tlemen and their wives, also slr.glo gentlemen, can bn
accommodated with very elegant rooms, furnishud or un
furnished, on the first sod second floors, iu a first class house,
somatniiig all the modem Improvement*. Dinner at half
past 5.
?9 RKMSEN STREET, BROOKLYN HEIGHTS. -HAND
\Jxj sob i e and spacious apartments, on second 'floor, for
families, and rooms for single gentlemen at tb ? above first
rlass residence. Dinner at 8 o'clock. Keferonces exchanged
L'H EAST SEVENTEENTH STREET. BOTTOM I'NIO.V
U I square and Irving phvee.? Spacious rooms, on see. >nd
hour, for families, and single ones, on thu fourth, for gentle
men, with or without board. House with entire 'tew lurin
tare.
Oft EAST BROADWAY.? TWO OR THREE SINGLE
Ol* gentlemen can be accommodated with pleasant rooms
and board. House contains bath aud gas.
(!/' CLINTON PLACE (EIGHTH STREKT), BETWEEN
*J\) Fifth uad Sixth avenues. ? Desirable rooms (on second
floor) with every cODvetlenM, well furnished, to let, with
good board. Dinner at ti. References required
II A FOURTH AVENCE. NEAR TWELFTH STlEET.?
1 X I / A suit of rooms du the second floor, newly i d hand
sorocly furnished, suitable for a small . imily or single gentle
men, with private tnble If desired. The house is ilrst clans,
and the location Is very pleasant and desirable.
mWRST TWELFTH STKEET.? TO LET, WITH
board, tw? large, beautiful and well furnished rooms,
one on the second flour, and one on the third, suitable for a
gentleman and wife, ?r single g? utlemeu. Refcreuce ex
changed. Dinner at t> o clock.
m NINTH STREET, TIMKI) DOOR EAST OF
Broadway. ? F urn: "bed rooms, In sulta or * "''arate, to
let u> gentlemen, wxJb tre^klast, if required. Also, unfur
nished rooms at 40i Fkuj (h street, near '.lie Mowery.
I OA CANAL STREET, WEST SIDE OF AND NEAR
AO'/ Broadway.? Handsome fun.' hed front room, on
?econd floor. Also, a niial' r'>oii, with or without Njard. in a
cma.1 private family, for a gentleman and ins wifn or sluijle
cetitlemeu. New No. 383, very c<'Uveuient to duwu town busi
1/4.1 EIGHTH STKEET, OPPOSITE CLINTON II ALL.?
Ill A desirable s-.nt ot- rooms, just vacated, to let, Willi
board, at the above residence.
f)J Q Hl'DSON STREET, ENTRANCE IN BROOMR
ZtO street? A frot.t parlor, with bedroom; alioinoyi'Jier
re< tns to let , with board, surable for gentlemen aii'rUje:r
wiv,H. or t?irifrT?- gentlem. n. S id rooms are newly fnrntslx'd,
Mmtaining all tbe mode : a tinpioveuieuts. Those wi.slno.r
a htime a c. re ihey can enjoy the society >if a soctai circle will
pleane call immediately . Term* reasonable.
2t1 GREENWICH STREET, CORNER OF ROIHNSON
?Two gentlemen can b# accommo?lated wuh board;
also two yonng ladies. A few gentJemeucan be accommo
dated with meals.
?JQ1 'GREENWICH STREET.- BOARDING.- A F E W
OOJ. filth men can be accommiHlaUa witti hoard, at ?.tor
8 fiO per week. Mrs. TAYLOR.
ntl IJROADWAY. -KI'RNISIIED ftOOMS TO LET,
_< with or wltliout board, to u small ftunily or singlo
gen in mnu. Meals served in rooms if desired.
m BROADWAY, CORNER CF NINTH STREET,
first door from Broadway. ? Tw.i newly furtushe i
r<">ms, and one apartBent eespoaed thr?u: rooms, third
floor, on Brsadwsy, to suit three gentlemen? gas, tire, Ac.?
on moderate terms.
APAKLOB AND BEDROOM J"0 LET, WTTH BOARD,
fi r the winter, <o reasonable tern. Apply at ~zt South
Third street, WUUnmsbutg, within three minutes walk of four
ferries.
* YOUNG WOMAN, OP RETIRED HABITS, WHO IS
JV atisti. i' w ith plain b?nrd, will flml a quiet home for tb4
* titer, i n tn ?!? rat. "ernis, with a younf nian ami wife, r?.
si4.ii?' In Smith lirooklyu. Address O. P., Herald ulllee.
\\KKY FAVORABLE ARRANGEMENT CVN BR
m?''e by a eent'eui iii and Ins wife or several single
gentlemen, lor rooms, with or without board. In a private
fs ml ij bj iipplyiag at (<H Lexington avenue. Locatsm un
exeeptiunabie.
4 \*?RY PLEASANT SI'ITK OK rPRNISHED ROOMS
.iv t?i let. wnh tsiard. if required; also * ?tngl? riSHU. in
a i.rst class t rnwn stone front house, with all Uie aimii rn tin
provt menu. con\ . ulent u> cars an- nlai:es. 71 Weat Kour
.eentli street, first bouse west of Suth avenue.
* GENTLEMAN AND nis WIFE >>D A FEW SIN
?iv g.e (t ntl< men can be a. cuMBodated ?? ?'h pleas.uit roinn
and irooa l?.ard fc* applying at ltd Waveriey place. iL ie
reuces exchanged.
ACARD? COMFORTABLE AND V F.RY HANDSOMELY
H fiimliM ipwlarnU to not I itlemen, with
T i r ?i'h..ui partial board. at II* We*t Nmih street, a lew dvors
Tin Broadway, honae firm claas, *aa, ?>?' h4 - ? t
A^HN KI.RUANTMTT OF ROOM Wil l. H I.KT TO A
Rrrlru.an and wif. with board; alaofnr twoalngle gentle
men. Private hath to each antt. Ilimw now itti'l uowly lur
nlshed. Location in Tenth street, near Fifth av.'nuo. Ail
dress H.N, boi 4,172 P<?al oOice,
If N Hl'TTK ? I.AR'JR AND KM M.I. PARLOR* AND
i bedrooms. lurnuhril, m moderate truM, in a l?ri(e Hrxt
r.ass house, suitable lor rruppruMi' truwn prraons with
reference. Partial Wowrd If required Alao, ii?w beJr?>oiiie,
I iirnl?h<d. Inquire at 47 Aunty street, u..?r Washington
square noil Broadway.
BOAP.D.-A WIDOW LADY Wll.t, RKNT TWO PI.F.A
urn rooms, form- bed ?r anfurnlahed, with hoard, on
nr derate terms. But few takm. (Jaaand h.uh Convenient
to Broadway stages and Suth avenue cara. Alaoaaingle
room Apply at MU Wrat Thirty Uurd street.
Board -a oewtlkman and wjfe or * ooupijb
Of single gentlemen ran obtain a very pleaaant atil
tare from room, on the aecon I Boor. by applying at 21 Irviuu
place, briwirn Fifteenth and Niitecnih atreeta.
BOARD -A OKNTI. F.MAN AKD t.ADV C * N WC At'
r-<iaiRi<nUird with a neat ly furnished froot room with hoard
lor th' lady la-atlon very pleaaant, oppoaue the Metropolitan
III. tel. I. road way. Pleaae address w. I. H, Broadway Post
office.
;"OOARD-TWO HIMOI.lt (iFNTI.KMKN t?R A GKNTLK
Jj man and w ife ran find a pleasant home for the winter. I>y
spj ymr at |tl F.aat Broadway. The family la araall. ho me
well furnished, wltb modern improvements Tb- ae taken u>
. <? ? maj . 1| r. ?' tha rr.n.l. r'? ?! a b??n? Ter ma iu?ler*tc
BOARD -FrRNISHFD ROOM*. ON TIIF. FIIHT AND
?frond floor*, to let, with or without h ?ir1 Prtrate
ub> tf desired Ideation HB4 Broadway near Union park.
References exchanged.
Hoard -a pamii.y havino mork room than
? required Would dlSP'>ae of rtcellent trn
I a small go'eel family Houae haa modern improvement*;
I". -alien desirable, sict-llent (able, accessible y cars an I
stages. Apply at 171 Wra? Twenty flrat "trwet
B^hoard-a uenti.pma n ani> iiih wifkortwo
single gamlemsn ran be accommodated wtih a pleasant
rn? m In % mo<?srn house, with the improvementa, located at
No. 3 Ninth * treat, between Fifth and Mttth avenues
Board -a family. or thrkf. uf.ntlkmen of
I respectability, ran obtain a sulic of room a comfortably
? ? ? wrh H.iard In a ?ra.?ll private family lit a pleaaant
and rontrcntenl loeatwm, in the vtciaiiy of Mad/aon aiinare an?l
In n?' n ari nne. Ad Irraa, with real nam* and addrraa, A.
V T , Metroplltan Poat o?ee, Bible Houae.
H ABOARD? A FKW tlPNTI RMKN \ND TUFIR WIYKH,
ala<\ a frw ainffle ?.-nt|. mrn. ran bare pleaaant rootna,
with board, at III MTarerley plmi9,
ru I HPI.RNDID till. NT K-ioys, WK1.I.
fitrntahed, and another rom(>iri?lilr r ?<m. rttltable fi?
Mtlfl persona, nn br Jet, with bnard, on very rraaonable
U-rm? ?)aa. hath. *r. Dinner at ?o'cliwb. Uiaxl table ft?r
at?!?d. U-catlon 64W Broa<lway.
"|)|>ARD To I.F.T. WITH FfU.OR PARTMI. IIOARO.
J> a handaomrly ftirni?h< d front room with p iK'riea at
la< hed, on the .erond floor. Apply at I2S Watrerley place,
between ?ih and ?th arennea.
Hoard -FtRNi^MF.D roomr, with pantrim
bath and *a?, rin l<e obtained by applytn* at 81 Weal
Twrnty aluh atreet. near Hroadway.
BOARD.-<XINTON Pl.At'F, ? A T AMII.Y ANDONKOR
two aingle Rentlemrn will find very dealrable apart
menta to let, with board, at 61 riint<? place, near Fifth are
nue. Reference* eirhapged.
HOArIT FTC? A tiF.NTI.KM AN AND II If WIFR t>R
two alnitlr eentlemen can he areom ?o>latrd wilh ir?il
hoard, on m<nierate terma. hy appIyuiK at No. 267 Wrt
Ijhirtieih atrret. Reference required.
HOARP IN RROOKI.YN.-A I.AROR RtMiM. HAND
H aranely fnmlahed. amiable for a family or y*<> gentlemen,
alao, one ?mall room llonae flrat elaaa, convenient to the
frtTiea, heate.1 by a furnace. Terma to autt the (intra. Ap
pi* at 'OH llenry afreet.
HBOARO IN RR<MlKf.YN-A HINtll.K OKNTI.FM A N
can be accotttmrMlated with partial hoard at 176 Adam*
atreet. In a private family Reference* required
HOARP IV RROOKI.YN PFXIKABI.F. ROOMH IH V
I) flrat cl? an honae. anltable for a gentleman and wit- or
aingle regi*. men, dinner at half paal ai> n clock Apply at
*?? Henry aireet, between f 'ongreaa and Amity atreeta.
BHOARP WANTF.D-IN A SMAU, PRI^AT* FAMII.Y,
hy two ladlee and a gentleman Two sleeping ro>trt* *n>l
? "Wtall parlor, with fire and gaa, required. location Mwatn
Twt ntv flrat and Thirty fourth atreeta, and on or near l<eg
iniTloa'avenue Partial board for the gentleman Price from
*N> <n l?'4i per mcDtfe. Addreaa, givuig ftUI parftotilar*, ?. H.
F., UwaM u>c #.
B
BOAJUMia A.10U)OUfflO.
B^'oXSu WANTED? BY A YOl'NG OKN riiKM AN OK
retired habita, in ? ?r>c:al American or English private
lami'y. 1'lraoe address' box 1,676 host office, stating terrna
and location.
BOARDING ?A PARLOR ANO BEDROOM ON FIRST
tloor, handsomely furnished, with or without a private
table, at tO Writ Twenty secoud street. The houso U first
elaas and several years oMtablishod A l?>, a Trout room for *
(ingle gentleman.
BOAR DING. -A GENTLKMAN AND HIS WIFE CAN
be ace< mmodated with a aaeoud story front room ; ahm,
a few f:ugle gentlemeu with Rood board 1'artuil and t'uli
I oard $.! to $3 25. Apply at I I Jones street, between Hicecker
i' lid Fourth streets, uear Biitli avenues.
BOOELYN.-A <;f,ntt,kman and wife, or two ;
single gentlemen, can be accommodated with a large
iront room and bed room, tiro and eas, bv applying at Ti Stute
street, cornerof Hrnry street, between South aa d Wall street
ferries. RelferenCDs required.
COOPER HOURS, S34 BROADWAY? FURNISHED 1
room*, by the day or week, for gentlemen and Ladies.
Friee per week, from IS to *0. f kmnoctod Is a drat claaa re
staurant , i
DESIRABLE HOMK FOR THE WINTER CAN BE HAD
til a private family, pleasantly located. In a house, with
all the modern Improvements; a fear neatly furnished rooms
to let, to gentlemen and their wives or single g( niiemen, with
or without board; terms reasonable. Apply at 201 Bleeeker
street, between Broadway ami Sixth avenue. Stages pass
the door, and cars within one block.
First class rooms.? one, two or three gbn
tlemeu, of hl/;h respectability, may obtain a parlor and
three brdi >ms connecting, with partial hoard, in a new
brown stone residence, third house west of Broadway, just
above the New York Hotel. Address box 1,131 1'ont office.
PUBN1SHRD ROOMS TO LET? WITH BREAKFAST IF
required, having gas, bath, Ac . on Fifteenth street, near
Union Miuaro? second and third floors entire. Two or four
?? ntleuo ii, of respectable snd quiet habits, with unexcep
tionable reference, will And this a rare opportunity. Rent of
Re i nd Hour, tin, third tloor, $8 per week. Preference will be
given to parties who desire permanent arrangements. Ad
dress Home, box 1,849 Post office.
HOTEL LODGINGS.? GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN NICE.
ly fnrnished rooms at the tllohn Hotel, corner of Frank
fort and Wil'ium streets. Price of rooms i"> cenui per uigbt;
also, a few upper rooms for $4 per monlh.
VTEATLY FURNISHED ATTIO ROOMS TO LET?
I I Without board, at lit Ludlow street. ltoferenccs ex
changed.
NEAT AND NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, AT
64 White street, near Broadway, In a quiet, respectable
family; references required.
PLEASANT BOOMS TO LET? WITH OR WITHOUT
board, to married or single gentlemen, at Nu. 4 Fourth
street, convenient to eUtges and railroad.
Pumas vnquva two or noun nuimiI
rooms fn a private family, with n good table, where Eng
lish, French and Spanish are spoken, will please address box
l'ust office.
PRIVATE BOARD? A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR
;< single gentleman, can have a handsomely furnished
front room, on second tloof, with gas, bath, Ac., wiih partial
board, for ? gentleman, ln'a first class house, In Thirty fourth
street, near Broadway; family small and private; none need
apply unless willing to pay a fair pri< t'or superior accom
modations. Address, it., 00x2,978 I'us*. office.
PRIVATE BOARDING.? A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE,
or two or three single persons, can have good board, with
pleasant rooms, on second floor, In a private family residing
utloOEast Twenty seventh slreet, between Lexington and
Third avenues. The house has all the modern improvements.
References exchanged.
Rooms to let? with board, furnished or i n
furnished, to suit applicants. The rooms are very plea
sant, and will be le' reasonable to respectable parties; tu?
family small ?nd few boarders. Those who appreciate a
comfortable home w ould do well to call at Go M.icdoagalsl.,
three doors above Houston st.
Rooms.? a large room, elegantly fi rnished,
and a i mall one to let, wiih partial board if desired, at
No. 145 Eighth street, opposite < 'Union Hall.
SOUTH BROOKLYN.? TO LET. TO ONE OB TWO OEN
tleincn, with partial board, a nice large front room, with
Ras and fireplace. Location pleasant ami convenient to ilio
nnth ferry, and also to the nar*. Family small and private.
For particular* inquire at 18 llarnsoi; street.
TO GENTLEMEN? A VERY LARGE ROOM ON HE
Mtil floor, and one medium si/?, also, fln<* attic nwinn,
with or without partial board, at JU Beach street, opposite St.
John s park.
TO RENT-IN WILLIAMS BlIRGH. ONE OR TWO SINGLE
gentlemen ran obtain furnished rooms in a private fa
nillv. with or without partial board, in a situation convenient
to tiiefferrtes. Appl) at No. 6 Washlugtoti place, South Sixth
street,
TtTANTED? BY TWO LADIES, MOTHER ANDDAUGH
V ? t, r. a parlor and bedr, .m or one targe front room, with
large cli Kits and full board, in a tirst class no use with the mo
dern com enii tees; location between Fourth and Thirty
second ,ur< , ts, the best oj' references given aii.l required.
Pietc-e addresn Immediately II. S , Herald olllee, stating terms,
including fuel and gaa.
WATCHEH, JEWELRY, AC.
LARGE INVOICE
? of
Beautiful, new and
FASHION ABLE JEWELRY
for
IMMEDIATE SALE
EXTREMELY LOW,
FOR CASH.
We invite our en*'?merf
To make their selections
Early.
ROBERT RAIT A OO.,
281 Broadway, eorner of Warren street
g ' KK AT KltlH't 'TI( IN.
WAK'HHI AND .IKWRl.BT,
it OK?aT B.aaaiaa FOR ?AS?U
The aul'garltier W now aelltng hi* atook of
WATCIIMI AN1> JKWKl.KY
at * rr??i radaetton In prtaaa, balng fnllj 9U yer anal litli*
the umai retail pnrw.
Uold Kni'imh levapa, fall Jawellad,
fur genii# Ml), aiul prion Hi
G"'?l Ktijrliah palanl In em. fall jawelled,
fur Kvnilrinea MO, uanal prlaaOT
Htanufiil *oid d?tAcbad levora, it) vary
nth a aaaa Ml, aaual prtcsfTI
Beautiful gold dataabad larara, to rary
rtrhma. Mft, oaoa] prion I
Bvauulitl gold dataabad larera, tn fry
neb raaca MB. omml prtoa (M
Beautiful gold dataabad larara, la vary
ri.h ?*, nanal prkaa Mi
IWauUfut gold la|'tit? wauitaa, i holaa
Jawelled f 3). aaaal pHoa Ml
Pi'tit kiig'.ah patanl larara. . f ii. aanai prica $30
Hirer Eugl'ah F*tam !<aran ??", aaaal trnae Ml
Waxbea exchangist. AI.i.KK,
lui ortar of waUhaa andjawa'ry, wbolaaal'- and retail,
No. 11 Wall atrr.-l a* M 4<?>r, aaar Hroa4w*y.
TV
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A I lh- atnr* of
nollKKY B AlT *
ov lOlWfl.OOi"* toHI*%aOO AMD BKKKIJST.
dpn ^^"and^neTa-^
B.?tlxmdpn, I casH. ^ ,.RlrKq
AT ?
y"uar"
watvub*.
AU food* WtrrkDte<t
HUTKLHf
('URD -MADAME RAMSEYER DESIRES TO INFORM
J her fri?nda and tho public Ibat her large and apaclmi*
ho-e|, Ni> 767 Broadway, haa been thoroughly ra-fitiad and
elegantly furniahed for the reception of famine* wd ? nglo
rFn'lrmrn. All the mmmiemn of a flrat <?!*?? hotel c.n1>c
foul ' here. combined wtth the comfrjrtaof a private bona*.
Cdialne a la Francaiae? Dinner at all. Prl?aie labia If re
quired.
CIOKTLANDT 8TRKJCT HoTRU
J No V Cortland! atraat
Bo^rM^fco.Mu.tyWp.^. m
W WfcK AIVD Liqi'DRX.
Ai.ixifr u F I r ? Khl in draught/
tlnlneaa nUiut v
Rurtoa ale on drat; >L
Youngcr'a hcotch air on draught. (3 yrar't old.)
Ilnrmon'a al?ick ale on draught. ?
Kri n'n new ale on draught
tsmdooand Mar? beater dally paper* on (lie Alan the tllua
tr*t? I New * and Time*, the Rra, Punch, Bell a l.lfe, U tllua
(ratl"na, Mlrn^ni(liam Journal on (lie at the "Odlf*," 540
llouaion "irert. BENJAMIN H'lNKY. Proprietor.
KAPT INDIA r AI.R AI.R.-JONW. WARRANTRDI
? , wil io ftirelfn A ;ai<p or Itaaa, at leaa iban balf iba prlaa.
M^awary Uf< Ikaat HnUk auaei.
PAI.R ALB-OLD AND NRW
JONBH a (Ina artlela
drawer ? No 141 Baa t HIiUi atraai
TflANRBOlYINO DAV-A FtNR ASSORTMENT Of
hrrndlea. winm. feoteh. Irlab. Monmigabela and Boiirlion
wh:?k'e?. .Inmal^a mm. Holland and MchteiUm gin. l?ndon
and Ihihlin i orler and Srolrb alea. *1 prleea to anil ii?e llmea,
for tale ?? I NDRRIIIIX A MaTTKRso.VH, i?i Itnaimo
atreet, near tlr ,adway.
COAL.
(?p^O A I. For i I'll MmMAB<!?No ON MONDAY AND
' Tueaday. 1'roken roal. anttal le for large hail at/.rea,
range?. fnrnarea. Hr . dell^ereil ai M M per ton. ala?. not
eoal, mM 1ft Ai ply at 47V Hnwime, ill Ur<-ene a'reeta. SIS
Bowery, and tm Moaat tl atreel. JAWB WBKKM,
OAI< ? TI1R W BfH RIBRR IK BECRIVINO THE PI RE
Fearh firrhard. of a prim* qtiallly. which he will r<imlah
at the It. neat market price rrom he fei >ata, or reacrem* I Irom
jard. alao, l^-high. fri in th* mini a aNhhwere lira worked
iinadnlierated wiib other roala, togeiber with t'annel kad IJ?
erptxil orrel. KERRY RF.EVK
l orner of t'anal and t'entr* and eoraer of Jane and Weal ata.
c
UMTIWBT.
DINTISTRT.-O. J. BaVi.RToN BXTRA'TS TENTH
withoat tha leaat pain, hy an eiteraal appH'-allon. >fc? af
fect of which la neither nnpleaaant nor Injanoaa T. eth In
aarled at the lowaat pnaathla prleaa Rallafaei.on gtiaranmM
or no aharga. SHI Canal atraa'. near Marner, (old R s 7* )
DRRT?TRY -TKRTH B*TRAtTEl? IN TEN -IRtXlRfW.
WRilotlt Ihe ?llght> at pain, by my l^w .in Jortflnal prtwe'.a
? not fraer ng Thia ailmtrahle ar'alwtn la practta- d hy mo
only. Referooec gnen if required.
H. <4 urRKIR. f.\S i'-an?l atreet, nnar Vartak.
THI TVWLW.
TBOTTINI.-CINTBBYILI.R Opt'BAE. L. I-TTW^
day. No* 24, at I n'ekwk F M ma trfc f ir *2 i*?t ttilia
beala, beat I IB I o wagona D Pdefaf nim?a l>r g Hrnwri
Dick. II Woodruff ftamea b m I^?It W<?>.|rnlf. Trw ahora
raee aotnea m wllhoot regar.l w> w ea' her
ilBL t'ONKMN, Priprtrtdf.
ITT Ml N rot RSE, TROTTINO - ON TIU'RUDtY, NOV.
I aT at |o clock, a pnrae of M" aille heata; hetj 'hreo in
live to hnrneaa f*. Mott rtamea gr m l*<lr Xaffnlk, Br.
Vatle nnm< ? gr m Udy Or.j , R Noairan I nam-a <lro?ary
maai. BHAW A WIIIfK, ?'ro|?fi?t<jr|.
HOC* EX. ftCONR, Jk C? TO LRT.
<k<>RAW*AV ''HEAI'KXT RK .N'T VET A REAU
utul huune to Jet on Thirty fourth street; rich chan
dcllcrs. laundry, baths, water cloeets, A<* , to ?ttpe rl> order
n|> l< mil-! mirrors, ui^k, cmUlat, cornices, oilcloth*, for
sale low Apply at 1*? West Thirty si :,th street.
A NI CE HOUSE. ELEVEN ROOMS, TO LET? WITHIN
J\ three minutea' w..ik ut or the M? tropoliun 11 >tcl; ca-s.
chandeliers, IjkIIm range, Ac.; yearly rent $4100, furuKJTu
nearly new; from fcuO to t7(H) muit bo purchased
I! W. RICH ARHS, 307 Hroadway.
AOENTEELY FCRNIKHED THREE STORY I10U8K
. to let- Near Eight avenue, for Mn) until 1st ??f May;
everything for housekeeping, with gas, chandeliers, baths,
water closet, rant!'', 4c., possession at on. Apply to B, W.
RICHARDS, 307 llioadway.
A nicely rrRNisiiKT* house to let? hear
Bleecker street, fur $6i*l until lat of May; evcryihlng In
nice order; 13 rooms. with gas, chandeliers b.vhs, water clo
arts, range, Ac.; possession immediately. Apply to H. W.
R ICH A BPS, 307 Broadway.
A PRIVATE FAMILY WANT TO RKNT FOR THE
winter a first. class house, completely and nicely fur
nished, situated hclwren Eighth and f wrnty seeond streets
and Four'h snd Sixih avenue* The advert tula willlUK to
pay a liberal rent for a house suitablelu every respect. Ad
iriM box 7W Poet olBce.
A HANDSOMELY Ft'RMSIIKO HOUSE TO LIT, WEST
of and near Broadway, below Can il street, possession
Immediately; rent f75 per month; the owner going to leave
the city. For particulars apply to B. W. JUlIllAKIM,W
Broadway.
AKCIT OF THREE ROOMS, ON SECOND FLOOR,
for a party at gentlemen, or separate. If required; alao,
double and stogie rooms, all neatly furnished; prices to suit
the times. Inquire at 70 Franklin street.
A FURNISHED FIRST CLASS nOUSE TO T.ET? IN
W averley place, a short distance from Broadway;
everything for housekeeping in uiee order; rent very low
until 1st of May, with Immediate possession. A poly to II. W.
BICHABDB, 307 Broadway. '
A HOARDING 1IOVSE TO LET-NEAR BROADWAY,
below Canal street; yearly rent $500. The furniture
must be purchased; price for everything tft/Vv From fifteen
to rtghU'cn Rood paying hoarders will remain. Apply to H.
W. RICH ARllS, :wrr Hroadway.
A SMALL, NEATLY FURNISHED nOlTSE TO RENT?
containing six rooms. Rout &a) per mouth. Inquire at
GH Sullivan street, N. y.
Apart op a nice house to let? in west
Twenty third street, near Sixth avenue;, the. lower part
contains five rooms, with gas, hot and cold shower baths,
ran?e, Ac Rent $36 per month.
B. W. RICHARDS, 307 Hroadway.
A handsomely FURNISHED BACK ROOM ON THK
first floor, to let to one or two persona- with gas, 4c.
Inquire at 162 Prince st.
A GOOD CHANCK F.'R A BOARDING HOUSE VKAR
Broadway.? To let immediately, furnished, the large
house 132 I'rlnee street, H rooms, in nfco order, with Kas fix -
turns, Whs ran^e. *e yearly rent $1,200. Can he seen
from 11 'o 12 o'clock. Al?f> a furnished house, 16 Moms; a
portion (U the rr.it taken inboard.
H. W. RICHARDS, 307 Hroadway.
Apartments to lk.t-iv the private houbr
190 Monroe Htreet, viz:? hselc basement, kitchen, fnmt
parlor and two large front bedrooms; gan, ui u i' Us mantels,
with privilege of bath room; or would l?t, u prelerr jd, either
tliree or four trout rooms, to suit. Resit low
CI ANAL STREKT ?STORE TO l.ET FROM NOW TILL
J the l*t of Maj, on one of the best blocks In the street,
well suited for seWim olT a stock of dry goods, fancy tjooda
or millinery. Apply (u RICHARD oRHEN, 376<;au?J. cor
ner oi ImW street.
IIUBNISHED HOUSE. -TO 1-RT, FltttM FIRST OKOKM
ber, a bandBotae furnished bouse, with plauo, at 77 Wo?*!
buU ftreet. Hrooklvn. P.ent$?0 a mouth payable In advance.
Apply at the house or to Mr. 1IAYKS, Herald oilier.
Furnish ep rooms to let-at reduced prices,
to a small family of grown persona, tired of boarding;
ilils would oiler a favorable opportunity to keep house . lmtne
dliite possession maybe had. Apply ut 123 West Twenty
fourthslrect, near He , uth a- ei.m
Fprnistted pc i to i,et- without board,
second story In ut ?nd third story back, to two >entl?meu
willing U> r?H'ni together. Good references re<ptlred. Inquire
at 31X5 Hroadway.
"CIURNISHED HOUSE TO LET IN TWENTIETH STltKKT,
J? netir Fourth avenue, to a small private family, with Im
mediate poaaasslon; twelve rooms, with all tb? improvements.
Rent $126 per month. Apply at M East Twenty second street,
from 1 to ? o'clock. ___
("t REAT REDUCTION IN RENT ? Til R WHOLE OR
T part o< the three story and high basement house, N,>
Fortieth street, between Fourth and taxington avenu. s. with
all the modern improvements eicept hot air; with chanile
Hers, gas fixtures, oilcloth on hall and stairs. Rent for tho
whole. $40 per tiv 'iifb. Inquire of JAMES IIOGAN, 13'J Wnat
atrnet, ooruer oi Vesey.
HOl'SE TO LET -THK FIRST- CiVa'sm" BEAUTIFULLY
located brown stone .front house No. .124 Henry street,
Brooklyn, v. ill be let from now until the first of May ne*i to a
reilshle tenant for $260, if applied for immediately Inquire
of (dr. JOHN K. HORA, 139 Fulton street, New York, up
St I1T3.
Room to let? without hoard, down town, to
i a single gentlemen. Fnmlly private anil Arneri m.
Tei ms resFonanle. References given and required, inquire
at No. 14 Hunard btreet, second door from Elm street.
To"TeT-^T H k'm AO N IF IC KNT~STn R K AND CKT.LAE
?7 cathartiie atre. t, well ndMMed tor a t?a and coffee store;
has been used as -;uch for tne last five years; a
stand for a dry goods house, the store and e,.|Ur are rid leet
deep, for which a lease, will be given. Apply to K. k A.
MARTIN. 79 Catharine street.
TO I,KT-<'0TTA<;F and TWO r,?iTS. corner of
Myrtle a\ enue and 11 am I i on "'reet, Urookly n , vines sol
shrtilitiery. fruit and flowers In se-is?iii. The place Is very In
viting, rent low; uo:
JOHN
UK AINF.lt!> Wall St. ferrv, HronkWn.
f|M> LET? UPPER PART ?'F HOUSE *7 VARKTK
1 street, to a small reapectablff family wtthoatehilUrf".
Tlie S.ith a. enue car* pass ibe door every five minute > |n
quire on the premiers.
T) i.rt? the bkoomd rLOOR ani> front bask.
in>'nl of bouaa At Klnif atiwet, aonalatlng gt lit m?in<,
with gaa *? J Orntoa abater. Iitaulrr of HK.NKV HAWtCEV,
rnii ill .ll K ii?k ?T ?f A. Riijmond, 61 Chatham Wi'il
TO I.1CT- TWOCOYTAflES, AT YONKERK; RENT FROM
A prll l?t, one at 93UO. Dad (bo other at ITIMp'rwiiinm; a
ncmiu.il rent for ihia winter would irciirn eithar <ii ikrm.
Apply beiwuru 10 and 12 o'clock, to 8. B. HUYCUINGR, ?
J<hn atreet.
fO LET-TO A SMALT, FAMII.Y, A FIVE FRONT I'AR
kir, ! ?ek kltchrn, nuil, tfNfdna. a bedroom. Apply en
the prrmiaea. .TJti <ir:>nd ?(rcct, ncur Norfolk.
mO LET? THE OORVF.NIENT TWO HTOKY BR1 K
1 dwelling bouaa, No. .''2?i Broom' atreet ; both *? md
Crotoa water ; toa umall family. Modcrat* ren' Apply to
JIRKfl Rfl.U No
TO l.KT? IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, TWO ROH.ME
un third floor, either furnished or unfurnlphi i. Apply at
Mo. I Firm avcnuK
mo I, FT? A THREE STORY ROW.. E1T1ATED IN
A Thirl atreet, H'Kr Second Hfni#, wiib ill ib- n. ? l-rn
improven.enta and m perfect order. Iniutre at MNeeond
avenue.
l.KT, DOWN TOWN? TUK DWF.l.MNfl PART or
:hc three nt.iry brli k hoiiaa N n, lid i nl.tr arret, pnrnrrof
Trtnry place. In good order, Ptmaeaaiou iniuii'luttely. Ap
ply In the alor'', betwei n II) mid 12 o'clock
TO l.f'T ?A KM At.ti FAMTr.T. wrrnoi'T rrm.DRE*,
would let four room a, partially ftrnkM or unfurnlahed,
in A Hr*t rlaan huuae; hot and cold water tin I km*, with prirl
lege of batb. 04 Jane atreet, 'lire* door* from lludautl.
THE MAONIFH'ENT WORK 2fl EIGHTH AVKNUKTO
let? Till aprlag, or am leaae. well titled up; fiiiarea Tor
?ale cheap . gaa. ahrlrea and eMtfcrl NB|<Mk Will bo l?t
at a moderate rate to an enterpruing tenant.
HOt'lKI, rnOOMH, Jte* WARTIO,
Fcrnikhed uorsK WANTED? FOR a hmall pri
vale family, will have Ike be?' of r ir>- lak--ii. *m i'i
mxed bonne, wrll fumiabej. If aold cheap. lite farmturn
n.lgbt be purrheaad AildreM hot 2,343 i'oat office.
r> RAEER0 OR ROTATE ACE NTS. ? WANTED. A
hakery, in a re?peetab|e part of ihe city, or new iireinl?>-*
with oven and hakeabop Real addrcM only attended. Ad
dreaa Bakery , Herald < '?
WANTKI) TO RKNT-TIIK KRCONI) FI/?OR OF A
bouaelna reapeetahle Inraluy , wttk eon*entene<Hi f.ir
a family of three pemona. water, gnu, kc. Rrfcrene<-? ^Iven
and ri 'iiilred K> ot mo<lerate. AildreM ataling parUr<tlara,
Ruaaell, Herald otlre.
WAMTED-A HOC8K, FOR A KM A I.I. FaMII.V, MIST
H h? In a good nrlgbhorlXKol. and have all Ac mmi
proveiy nta R?-ni not to evced SCMI par auti'itn. Addr- aa
R. T. n , l'o?t ofllrr, N T
TJL7" ANTKD? TO IIIRF A WIIKKI.KR A WIlv?>N S NEW
If lag BMrklne on weurHy. I'leaa* aildrmii Mr?. Nutting,
Cnat (.?? >-, ?tau..n K. ?tk a*. ?
"11* ANTEI>? A N Orrl' K, OR I' ART OF A I<0? T WITH
fT nae of h?' b, oa or near Hroa4wa* bi-twi-en Jobn .tr?l
t bamln ra ?tre- u Ail<lre*abi? S.SHii Poat otTlre
TIIR I.BITURK RRAMW.
NEW TORK HISTORICAL ROriKTY? JOHN W
FRAM'IS, ? 1? , will lartnre at the U!>rary, H^rond
a??nu?, corner of Kleeantk atreet, on Tuewfc* evenluK Nor.
24. at ?>k of lock, far Ikn benefit of Ibe tViutingent Fund of the
SortPiy.
Snhj?e4 "Tbo harnb, tke Drama and thr Opera In Now
York,
Tlrketa? FlftT r???o. To be bail at the Aa'or llottae. Wiley
A llalu'ed, *1 Rn>a<lway, ha*ltita ItatiA. SIS Hmvlway.
Franrl? & f*o., &M Broadway, Crowen I. 6SW Broadway, and
at the Mbrar) .
thr m^rr art.
A EMORY or Til K NEW VORK flTV <l|tARr>. Vo
^ vfn?'*er 21, l?r?T ? An adjourned m.etl- id he City
tiuard wtll talti- plaee al 'be armory of Ike rorpao* M-wi^la*
evening, Nori taner 23 1. illt'elirk I". M. Thr p?aa?tl mem
hrralare reasectfnlly Invited to attend
A I.K* 11 EN R IQf *?, Preald??t.
IiuaC C Pott a*i>. Eeert'Ury.
TTENTION. RKOri,\RA? YOtJ ARE PARTI'M"
lai y reqaeated to mert at )<oir n> m? in CaiiAl Mf??l
M thl* Monday .Toning, at half pa.t ... Kharji Bv order,
WAI.TV.lt 1., CAHWIN. m-rri-tary.
CENIOR \ ET FRAN t'ORPH, l?H WIU. AfWEMBI.E AT
jo? t h?* Mereer llo?i??-, eornef of Hro<'me and Merrer atrei<ta,
Mjn Wrdae?.la> at Itlo'rloik, A. M . In fall uniform, to a"'!'1
"T^aii- the arventr fourth annlvi raar y of lb.- evaenat in of thn
etirof New Vofk by the Brltlah tro<ipa an?r?ai>vea year*'
? nr. i day thai ahould never be forgotten The eorpa wdl
parade and Will partake of a band* me rollatlon. I^t every
veteran be ureaent, tain or ahlne. on thia owaalnn. Hy order.
I?*ir M Pnvra. Adjt. II RAVMONH, Ooloael.
A
THR KALI. BKAEOf. ^
T)Al.l. BADORE, ROHETTKS, (H'lPE FI.AOE. BURT
J) Ing gtlt ear lea, vpeara aal ha'ona. a?ara, ai>ao?|ea,
taaaela and theatrical trimming*. Ar . ?'no*m? rapa, Ae
I mhrotdered maaka. Maaontr and Independent Order of I Md
K.llowa' regalia, Jewe|? and emblem* M J.t'tiMltH, 4?VS
Broadway, (formerly of (Iraad atreet.) from B A. M. 11117 I* M.
Mr* t.rm orand drum rau.wtll ?x?me off
ai her academy f.ir daueiait and callatkenlea, tlreen wick
Hall TT& Blei-cker atreet. on WedneMaf evening, Nov Ji
iThankacivlng eve ) A atdendld i|tivlrilia band will be tap
I Ileal hy Mr Auguate Stelnaiett
BIR FIRST OR and FAN'T PRESf AND PARISIAN
t all will eorae .KT at ihe t'hmeae K ema. M? Bro.wlw:iy.
on Monday erenln*. November it Ticket* ti n he had at
the door and all ihe principal hotel* N H ? Carriage* al
tetaing the ball will head up Br .ad way upon their arrlral,
and rever?e upon ihelr departure. 8. COWS, Secretary
W, It. Au.gj>, Troaanrrr.
_ MLfnuAJU
1ST ALDBRMANIC IM-TKK T
The people * choice.
And the democratic republican candidate for Alderman,
WHL1AM WHitON.
1ST JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Vimt, Second, Third and Kifth wards
Democratic republican ritgular uomiuutiun.
For I'olic,* J u*U< a
ROilKRT C. MilNTfRK
K. <i MOLONEY, Chairman.
Jon* T. Rataok, i u
Cn.iM.ui A. MRnwn, 1 H"~r'!t*nn*
1HT AI.DKRMA VIC DISTRICT.? IWTHCPENDICNT PRO
plea Republican ami Amerirau nomination tor aider
man of Firat dlatri ., HENRV SMITH.
1st timmwo wwMw.
L lur A Merman,
CHAKLKH M??'AY.
21) AI. DERMA NIC DIRTRICT? TB? lT?i?EIlSIflN;:T>
regularly circled delegates to tlw Secon.I < ittrni ?nl<
District Convention, pursuant to the call of lite Cunt- il (Jon
millet' of Tammany 1 IhM, hereby certify that
M >11 N CLANCY
receive. 1 a majority of the votea cant In the nominal! 'g '"on
V. 11(1. .11, and m therefore 'lie regular candidate.
Daniel Haley, 4th ward. Thomas Ryan, Oth war t,
John l.ctiHhan. 4th ward, Janes < Ionian, tfth w.trd,
John Kuoom, tub ward, David Riordan, Ocli wuid,
Dennis Uurns, Gth wurd.
JTII SENATORIAL DISTRICT.? AT AN ADJOURNED
meeting of the d> legate* repreaentlng the several warda
ei mprtstn'tf the Fourth Senatorial Dlctrlct, held at the Ooai'it
Head Tavei n. No. 11 Jarob alreet, uu Saturday evening, Nov
21, for ihe purpoM of nominating Counclltnen to represent
this district In the Council Board of the city of New York, oti
proceeding to ballot, the following gentlemen having re
eel'. ed the hlgheat number of votes, n ere declared elected ?
Robert II. Ilupper Third ward.
Michael Doran First
Ueorpe F. Ulekford Fourth "
Edward C Oreen .Seventh "
Andrew,!, Met 'arty Ttdrd "
Henry Hughe* Hiith "
PATRICK DOUOllTY, Chulrnvm.
Danih. Hoi t and, *
tUOHI.l Peukins,
}*
cretunci.
4TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. -AT AN ADJOURNED
meeting ef (he Police Juatloe Convention, held at Con
ventlnu llall, WuHlhtr atreet, on Thursday evening. Nov. 19,
JOHKPH M. M A RHU, of the Tenth ward, wan nominated is
candidate for Police Justice; and, npnn the motion of Mr.
Akhaei Heed, aecouded by Mr. W It. Jones, hia nomination
waa made mtanlmoua. THOMAS WALLACE, Chairman.
Joint M. Kycu, Secretary.
CTH COUNCIL DISTKICT.
O Democratic Independent Candidate
rOK ('(lU.Nt'll.MAN,
THKODORH UDELL.
6TH WARD. ? THE I'NPKRKItJNED WOULD RE
?peetfully state to his friends and constituent* that he la
not candidate (or any elective uoallkin this term, and ten
ders his thanks for the favors he 1ms received heretofore.
HKNRY HUHIIKH. Eleventh district.
7TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.? I2TII, 19TII, AND 22D
Wards.
Regular Democratic Republican Nomination.
roK rivit. JDKTirc,
JAMES SANDKORD.
7 Til JUDICIAL DISTRICT? TWELFTH, NINETEENTH
and Twentv second wards.
At the regular adjourned meeting of the delegates In th.i
Civil Justice's Convention for th> Seveivh Judicial district,
vi.nvet ed at the house of John M> Qtiadc, Kuril' . seventhatrcot
and Third avenue, oft the aevetith ballot .1 a M KS KA NDKORI)
waa unanimously nominated as the n /alar 'I mocratte candl
date for Cirtl lustier of the Seven' h Judicial district.
The three l ist ballot* stood s? follows ?
5th h.,iiot. Ctli ballot 7th ballot.
Jsmea S?ndford ft ti 8
Jeremiah Towle 2 1 ?
Thomas Pearson 2 2 'I
Heurv Richardson 3 4 4
John A. Ktemmlev. 2 1 ?
Sut.se, |iiently .be nomination of James Hand ford was n>
unanimous.
(IEOROE WEIR, Chairman
Enwaitn Tmis?K,l? ,
WiiJiAM Hahkis, j-^WArics.
1 ATH AI.DERMANIC DISTEIOT. ? DEMOCRATIC RK
111 publican regular nomination. F'Jr Aldermau Teuth
Aldormamc district, Bernard Rclllv.
JOHN 11. RYKR, l.'iiti vvar.f. Ch'n Nominating Con.
Patkick Hhadt, 17th vuird. SecruUry.
|TH ALDMMAinO DISTRICT- DKMOcratic RE
publican nomination and people's choice?
For Alderman.
JOKEl'll O. HKOWN1NU.
10
0(\TH WARD.- AT A LARUE AND ENTHUSIASTIC
f hel'I at Millfui.'iu'i Hall, on thr crnuin *r o! fhn
a1?( Inin., ilAMKS OONNOMjY whh h< ?niin for AUlt*ruuuv
?*f w.tnl, hy lh** ?iirttiitifMis vt?ioi? of
tbonwiiwl nn<l hU cUIihm U? and fiiiiUble
urM* fot?th<* position wito in r??rfatl?l?* t**rniA by
v^ral dtKUnjruiiihfd ^pnak'TH. ftmnlnUorm wrrc ?m<l
niioptvd, tnd'iminK llou. Cortiando Wood, as th?* rh unp! )ti of
niMnf'-ipAl riKht?, And tb# a<xi-pUibl?* nominee of lb* d*?mo
t rac'v for Mayor. Mr. McMabtm ?MHidv*mn?d in M'.veco term*
thr low and vnlrnr ronrnr pumiip.l by m.nif ??! ih?* d??f?*4i^ !
j.olitu al aK|<irantn of <?or r uy H?atio*t h?*r max^trat?,
ami hoped ill** people, f t? **y h?'edfd f?uch abnae. would
ronnid* r th?' ohf>rure Murrt* fr?<m wblrh it ? in??*. lion H. II.
Hradtnrd wax ?*aHi d to !br Ht.ind by the loud <*rio? of t!?#* mul
titude, and in itrooff and el<K|ao?t term* euU^U^d Mr l?ou
noUy hr a man of intearity and ability, whom th^ poop In
were willing to trimt aa tliidr repri*aeiiui.t]vo in tb? ir i'ommon
t'<oinnl Mr. Hradi rd r* j?ur? vi with th*? d? iu?m ra*'y iti th**ir
triumph (broughout tb?' St?o?, and doubted n??t |>ut 'hat the
nett l^*tfialatni ?' would \xb able to n*jw?ai the obnotiotta law*
with Hlixli tbejr ar?* burthened, and to reator** tliem to tbi-lr
former lib?*rtieH. Afti r *piritnd ri'mark* by M? r?. f'on
noily? GlbxoB, T. L. Murnbty and othfrs. and ronew. d reaoltt
tioiiM of the people to atand by ilnur uoiuinationa, tbu tno?uini?
a*ljourned.
k MF.RK'AN CONVENTION -THP. CHARTKR 4HIN
JV ttuttM o( the H*'??'OlU Aldermanks iIimiv t li> i t an iul
,i< nrtieil nil Pllim. iflS?'iin!,i i i vrtiDf 'l? JU' InMaiit. *i 'lie
Ji tlrracm Aw mlily room*, corner of With ?ud tin- own li
avenue. The Convention i>rore, <1ed tn ballot f..r aeanitdate '
for AMfrnwn, win the following re*uR on lb? Sr*t ballot ?
. Whole number of vole* lftl.nl which A. M t\ Smith re
! c*ived 91: John Keutuird i t. K, V 1'riiv s. blank I
| tpou lh<- tnuiMn of Mr John Kennirl iho nomination of
I A M " "IT tl | "OT-'tT"1" Tim Convention
I dim unanimously rulM ih ? nomuMtJ?n? "f Henry J, Irving.
I for rivll .liiBtw c, and Jam** M Murray. for I'oliea Ju?'k I'
| Ibe Third Juui<UI dlatrlet, namely, Eluhih and .Virilfi w*nl?. i
' H<n Ofontr Hi titif*>. ran li lute I r Kiijinrvi* r, ofl.-red j
follow < njr |> r ? amble and resolution. ?
Where** the r<>ul*r the American party for
Major, Mr Jame* K. fnoloy. I i* magnm moualy withdrawn
hi* n.ini", h nil declared h;a determination to mi (lO'trl Ihrt
nominee "i ibe People'* t nnvcnnon, In 1. 1 In Wail siraet,
wltfcmi lliihillwi af party; iImi i fiaa. be K
Rnnbtil, 1 hat lUaCutvrnUuii of Americana of he Seven' h
AMcrmntile di?trict will unite w.'h rb'-lr follow elUteti* in t?
?upporiaf the jieoplfV eandkHte, and wi> rmmmvii 1 ev? < y
An ri'-'iii :n the < 1 1 > t r i ? ' lo give hi* Inllucnre and aupport
toward* *ecurtng the elrr unn of Danli l P.Tleiaaan for M.?v.r
>-|'eeelie* were made by A M. C. Hmi li, John K ?niirl,
F.cq., Hon tieorgt Hrt-K*. and l>*niol Howiy, Kaq The
ntmoat liarmiay and enth'io ,?m prevailed through ml, awl
tin <?" time* 'hree ekwr* wet* g'ven for the whole ticfcrt. win u
the C< ?v?MitH?n anlj.nn u< .1 ?in
A 1. i.RANIIKRHT, Cbairmin.
A. J. Cumu, lo ...
Joww *
DRMOCRATII.-CAN TOO vPPOR* TO RK-RIJM7T
Fernando Wood ior k-ayo,
I>oe* he act toward* onr |?' / (to wMrb ha olalaiatab^
k>ac aa a democrat or aa autocrat f
la be ac bouoat nuio f
XJKW TfiRK. NOV. 21. 1W - HON DARIKl. r T1R
il man ? llear ?lr? Al N regoUr meelioK of the " Youi'H
Wrn'n .Xatinii.il Urneral Committee." held l.w-t evrMn* at the
New Vorli I'nlwmllf, y?oir nomlnallnn for tin* Mayoralty of
tM-i i Ity. lu o|ipoiltlon to Kariiaiulo Wood, wna uiutBlmaufly
eodorard, nod n etMMtttlttee of lire wiia appointed to wait au
you and Inform >?u of ilielr action
AlMII'STI'H J. KROWNK, PreaMent.
I.hjimh W. Ai'"Ti?. i ?i?ry
The following gentlrmrn wre appointed ?aid rnmml'.tea ?
A ' '.rhtt'H J HKOW.VK.
kuWako /. i? .i r i?ki iff,
I.KANItKR w acbti.v,
JtillN II. (JOKNKK.
MATTHKW H. JOHNWIN
Tiir hfmih rai IMfSi and IBfUWM if
auppart of the
t'luirei'ien of Munielpal RlrMa
And ibe Workio?mea'a Friend,
f kRNANIK) WtHIII.
ORaNO vol NTV HAfH MKKT (Mi).
The dem'M raile re|iuhltran eleriora of ibe ettv and eoontyof
New York fri -ndly lo regubir oomioaunoa and the uaaitea of
Il.r party ami all |? rx>oa nptHXed loth, Inramona einMtuteuM
of Umi tale l^awlature, are reuneaied in aaacmbla at
Tammany BAlx,
oa
MonttiT Frraifo. Noraaata Zt,
At7S o'eloek,
r?( the puri><*? of ratifying uhe following nomlnattoata>?
roa niToa.
HOR FIlKNANIKI WOOD
roa wnvtaaoa or rna ai.a?Hot M,
A NTIIOMT IH liKO
ma Mnart*nR*.
WTU.IAM M TWKF.U, ELIJAH f. ITROT,
If AAl KII.U JR . WAI.TRR Rfit'lIB,
1| M <" I "NNKK .li ill N K HHint?ri.
l.n TIIF TOUR OF TT1R I'F'.H.K UK I1KARD.
. The f- lkiwln* with ofhar dim filiated maerata, bar*
feet) lonu-d *o he nrt-arnt and ad lrra? the m. i"-ln< ?
Hon. lladirlM lllekluaon, lion. lloraUo Keynenir,
Hon Anrtaa J. t'arker, Hon (lldfnnJ fH?l?r,
Hon. I.yman Tiemala, lion, danford K i hnrch.
ll> n-.t.
llen#F
.ti.hn > an llnren, Hon JumeaT Hra<ly.
R V Wrt?M, Oen. Hiram W*lhnii?e,
lion l>anlel K H Irk lea, Hon. Jol Ml Kelljr,
lion John t'oehrane, Hon Fhjah Ward,
IIod. W it B Maelay, Hon lloraee F. * ^art,
Hon John <' Mother. Hon fmiih Kit. Jr .
Hon Rl> hard t-rhell, Hon. John Colierty,
Ho?ea R Perktn?, F.#i . Tl><>? Kr?n<-!e Meayher Fan.
The rarlona drmoeraile ward e< mrniUeea. rluha and <*-ganI
ratiooa tn 'hi? elty are r-?|ier<fnHy Inrltrd to nnlt? with the
Oemoeratle (Irneral 1% Wtlllei on thia oecaainn
And lo nmrrb ilo?n to Tammanjr Hall in |irorea?iona A
hundred gnn? and a diaplay of rr?k>r^d liffhta will preee tt> tho
nrntlnr. and a tllsht of roekeu will anno.inee ita ortranlx*
ttnfl Til*- ear ion* ?iar la will he illuminated h? ealeium
?irk'* Wallaee'*, hh?li< n ? and other handa will b? In
altendatiee
My order af the (>>mmktee of Arrangement*
Ward I . .?? Mm )ia- I Murray, f>amuel Ant4.
W a rd 1 A rihnr heailnf, John F Horn
Vtard S. ... P tl Moloney, Jam'* I,. Ilaekett.
W ard 4 lolij Ware, llartholnmew llealp.
Ward 11 John I'reWihton, Wlliain II itakw
Ward ? . Htt* Hnehea, Patriek Wada
Ward 7 W W' Jndaon. W'il?nn Small
W iwil k li?niel R tielavan. tttarlea M Klr?(f.
Ward ? WiUHmJ llrialey. I'Mlip W Knif*
Ward 10 KamoelT Wehat#r. I"hn llarrtaen.
W?rd II 1 H Kolllna, l?avtd lfo?*.
Ward 12 J*mea ("rowe, t harlea Roire
W ?rd 13 1' hn r Fra>ler, Thnmaa II. Ferrl*.
Ward 14 Thoma* DuaMp, Mk"hvel Taomey.
Ward I# I'eier MufTv, $. J. Uamhleirm
W ard 1(1 I'a<rl? k ' ii!T. H I? V#iidertwyd?m
Ward 17 t w. t harder. R II W?lm*|ey
Ward if) llMTta Winaa, Jr., ok Hibbard
Ward If... . .. An?n Hern, k, l>ennU Mi'Carty.
Ward ai WlUtam ratre, Itenn.a Ryer
Ward 21 B H iv.nnolly. .It-llh *<uUi?i Und.
Ward 22.. Benj I' FainhiH, Aleiander Ward
WII.I.IAM J. IIR1N1.MT. tT
Hotel O. W*i*?tAT.}!*erraian??
t Wtrirl1' ' m,uee "f arr*n??m'-nt?, h _
JJMJW at th. halt on Monday, at
tl,?W and *peAor?, ?
P. ? '
T
HRPROPI.R IN COCWflU ? TH* CtTlZRNR OP MF.W
Ti rk III lavi^ of MI ho'teat and eeonaniral admlnntra'mti
of onr mnnk-lpal forrrnmrat, and In 4Mtnf eleT*tm* l?A
NIF.1. P. T1F.M ANR to the Mayoralty, will aaaemhla at tlw
Academy of Mnate on Ta?aday. Mo*?mlwr M, at 7)4 P M A
number of rmtn?nt ?pe?ker* will be preaent and a?l Ireaa the
?MiM I) order uf Uie Pe .ide ? Rieentlre t'ommlttee,
JAMRM K. CUOLRT, t taurmao
W? H?t??r Akrnoii, )
luami PnwtAT. J Secretariat.
lutio W*oar*r?, j
Tilt FR1RNOR OP TH1 POT'RTFFMTII WARP'*
faror of the people * candidate fur Mayor, PANIr''
F TIPMANM, are repeated to attend a meeting 'hta e*etilnj
atlhelanra Reene aaloon, eorner of Himegg and irveoy
('ret la, coiraavc MS Crotby ?n4 90V iivuiHMk
H?TWAItm
Cj*r. HKW AHtt ?lOdf riV ?i'vr. it, ..
W lea-her uti ru- *'cel r ,l! *0*NIS?? A
?01*1 pitter, or.,' 96 bin &Ti4 uom,. chinJm c?r,u,n,n* * *#>
'lioj.j.r. i,? ,.r?. s n*?. i " '?1 h i". i?
n?- _ The tiinl~i n; L.tn 1 " h ?
ittotlw, K. ffcleta.SW Hutli av?nw!.
d>|/| REWARD. MiSP. A BLACK AND TAN K!V|
vi" ( hfule* I. about I.M monrhaoM a liUJo whit*; i
tb" breamf. u?n w r* to th? n ?fn?' of F <lo IV ibov* rew?r?l
will b?* paid for Iuh return to i?!7 W.?t Thirty fourth -?t r? ? ^
dJTM It K W A K0.~M>ttT, OH HAT1 KlIAY, 21HT N'OVK*.
^1' " be.r, i-tH, principally in jjold, while going trvtu Sort*
id ? ? . ? . ? . . r igbSei id to Grand, tb??noe over the f err v
in ilu- < i,f liivinion #tre**t, N>w York Tbc Ander will
r? ? ?riv^ Ilir ;*t?ov# r?*wHr?I a ci < 1 lb* 'hank* of fh?? owntr, a |KK>f
widow, I ?y i?'H ? ? itv a at Mr*. Ihllon'R. '?^l U HacoiwI ntn ft
WiWamaburff.
wl ~ RKW ARO.-LOhT, IN NKW YORK, ON MUJfDAT
tjpjt* u. ???. Nov. 22. about 9 oVIorfc, ?-.'h?'r iti <'h?*rry
j?ir? ft V\ atiM* Ktivv< , J?? Mtrf**'., OtsMon Kir^t, or (Htha*
i in? ^ti*'ri,t >/ ,| \V h"?i *t find* and will return th*'m
? i??* ;ii is' 1 1 < ?ii !. \\*) ? lurry atr^t, in the office, will re
ceive tLi lb n*. ? ihii uw r un I the above reward.
4?r>n HF'V Vttl).? M*T, ON MONIU Y KVKNIWO, OCT.
two pair ? poarl mtcra glana** An? one r?
u . niftcr th** *am<* to th? Herald office, wUt r?wtte the abotO
reward and no queaticma amend.
F
lost and mm
JIOIHfD ?Till! OKNTLKMAN WHO OFFV.RRn A RK
_ ward for a liver and white pointer dn? on ihn:uih?f (>*?
loher l?*l, mri hear of him at the homw S'o 2l;i .Wo'li KiKlitb
?tr?*et, JwHf < "I ? y .
DO(l I.OKT.-1N THE VIOINTY OF HOUSTON ANI?
Merer.' atresia, on Sunday. 2SI of November, a darlc
King Charles uliit. answering to the nuiw of Iti-autr. Who
ever will return lier to 6M llron.lway, Mhall tin paid JiJ (or
their trouble.
I (1ST ? ON WEDNESDAY. IKTH INST, A DIAMOND
J *hlrt*tud. 1 lie !lu<ter will be liberally rewarded by re
turning It Ui l<?7 We*t street.
r(iST-MN lATVRMf, NOV St, a rnnil'l oou
i emblem, eiiiirn ved I) |) Tompkin* No . x, with ihe inittali*
W M.,Jr 1 h< lull v.ilue 1 if it will he xlven t<? th? lliele r, oa
li? return It to (I. W. Cariwrlght, ;?.?< Klfflub avenue.
IOttT-ON SATURDAY. TDK 2KI" INST., ON TUB
J corner of Korty eighth *lre< 1 tlu.i thirl avenue, a weddiOK
ilntl, wi'h llie iullliiU K S and M I' S The finder will re
reive the vnlue of th- ring hy returntmsr K to Mr (' Sheen, I3S
forty elphtli xtreet, between lhird:inM Kotirtb avenue*.
IORT? ON BATt'RDAY, HI ' PI'OKK.D IN THR
J neighborhood of Arnold, (!on*tatd- A t'o 'a utore, r^oat
Mreet , a K<ild < iird ran', marked I'rlnetlla on Hide ; ranln of Mm.
John T Martin Innlde A mutable inward will tie paid by
leavlnn It at Na**au Innuratiee Company, 12 Mercbauta'
Ki< bailee, Wall ulieel, New York.
OTKAYKDOR STOI.K.V, KUoM TIIK HOC9K KVHAk
0 Went Twenty (Imt ninet, u lurv blaek NrwfoundLif^
do(?. with white rinx ar- mid bin nerk, hiuliv (ail, lippe<| with
white, Atmremtn Ine name of Wafeb A liberal r"W.iri! will
1 e viven lorh.* recovery, or by sending notice where he may
be found.
OTIt A YKD FROM THE ORKFVWICIf \V\RD SCIIOOr,,
C* Kllx.'tlielh Arhreehl, a yoilui; |{lrl, a^'ed 11 yeara; w >r?
red and ?lii'e ralleo dresa, Kray luaiililln. w>Hillvn -ap; Ii ik
her twi froiil tecili broke Anyone ulvltiK any inforinatinn
reiiaidlui; her whereabouts, will euuler a favor ou hei <lm?
trurted j .iri nm at .'',2 Sixth avenue.
rpvKK NOTTCE. ? TWO DRAFTS FOR |M MCK
I dated llutlalo, Oet '^7, I H.%7 . at three and four moot ha
refpertu e!> , lii tw II by Hoyl, t<Ahe iml-r of tn-l emlori-'l
I ? v UMfeliki"* l> r* ?t li?*r-M upon and a* p'er) v,v i ; p if Hoy(v
N'- w v., i k payable at M> < hani< i' and Traders' llank. Sew
York, havine t ren mailed to the eut erlbert at Hrrt l>OTer,
t \V . un the I'll Inst . not having reai'hed ih'-ir deHtinatlon,
*11 persoux ;ir.> t 1 ,1 en to negotiate the wild drafK, aa tbn
pa; men' 1her? of b.i* l>eeii ptonped.
in 1 11 IIKISS IIKOS., I'ort Dover, ?; W
FL1AKCIAL.
inn ?tux 8UR8CB1UER wori.o i/>an tmi*
I " 'I '? too n! <? a jobbing bouKO which would *1v??
? 1 uefi., ,)ar> l bisbe.-ha I'elaii ?1 r y (Vrk Btftoy
i. Addle**, |>.>H,'pald, lieorKe, Hmadway Poft oQice,
f .in' nalary.
C' in nilll -WAXTKD, LOANS on NKW BROWN
!p* 1 U.viUU. I'toue hou '15' Klf'b avenue. Ill In M
percent ou the value, at 7 percent, for live year*, m ?umit
of $6,000 to tl>Mn)0 Alno. $4,(10(1 un properly in Elev
enth Ntreet and Fifth and Sixth avenui - r< n'< 1 for MA Ap
ply at IU6 HroaUway, o A- BKKBK * t O.
k NY I'ER.^ON HAVfffO MONKY TIIKY WOULD I.IKR
JV to Invent I'u i!uod ?eeuriiiea, -.uihearof an oppt*' (ulty
of doing ?o, and obLain from three "o four per eenta iuuu'Ii,
l?y addreaainR U.S. D., Iletald "fllee, for two day*.
1RVINO SA VINOS INSTITUTION, NO. 9? WARRRN
?lreel, oi,e door fr<?ln tir^euwe'li ? Liferent at the r.le <*t
*if ((?> per oent on rami from 71 to $m>) Ope* daily trom
HI A.M. to a 1* *1 , r.nd on Moti.taya, l'huradaya and Satur
Uaja trum 4 lu 1 t M.
WAI.TFR W. COMCKLIN, Ereal'lenU
Vawpkhbikt L. Hoitoa, Serretary.
Til K ST( H 'K ll( II I 1 Kits OF TIIRMFIAILLF. OOI.D MIN
litg uipauy are uulilied that ? tneetiug WIS he held at
the i.ffVi ? in, rtmipany, No in Wall afreet, neeund nUiry, on
Monday, (lie .'0*h mit, at 12 o'rloek, 1, m, when a report of
the pre? nf eondlti< n < f the mp ?ny w:ll be presented, met
plana *11 're^t. >1 to relieve ite company from n* emburraia
menta. ityonier WM I ' KoKIi, Secretory.
U/IOm.RW roU,El TIoNS.-VIN< klNT J. Ht OTT.
?T banker. Io .roil. Mm hit in. will c< .luct in lh? e ny act
throimhoul the Slate, an I r mlt primptly at c arrant rat*#.
Ret, r? in Htrachan A Krou, Nv? York, Mwarc Mcrrm*.
New York.
Dftm.iT, Oct.,b?r 3S, IHB7.
OOl'AKT^KllNIMP WOncC. ).
(-.1)1 H i > r A I :|M K W A S I t 1 1 IN V i y ? ANi>
pi"t ,il 1 i :ik!i IiiiMiu . ? il-rr he rail ar lr< ?
JJtl f2S |'?*i w?--k, :i? v 'II h- ?????n bv *n interview, anilnii
require- about ?? ?? hours daily aUeuUou. Apply Ui TH< iMA.H
(JAK f NK V. I.OCbalham ?.|Uire.
<J? If \ ?A PA KTNKR WAN'TKI*. IN A W Kl.l, K t
tal'lli-h' >1. f end |imli:..'tle f.ininc'M. Tom
nruve hUHne?n } ounu ini>u, wi'h tie r uly < n?li, Una >? an ???
rfllriil niiie.miulty m mi e>|iial partner Apply In U.
W. |(K II AltlM\ SU7 llro*<lway.
Of Ml ~ A V",v" OKJKTI.KM Af?, ((JKRMAN.
f J.wl/ll, wil l tb? ilnn I I apiul. flaring -iraiiiirml v
knowledge nf produce hnaliiMM In I- ngiand ami on (Ho
i . xiiiif iii ? irbere b? luui iir?t rate i ? ?nr?--?-u< ? wi 'o>a io be
fumr M ;u iHi | 'Mil. r in a i. .1 ? tpnr'lng <"d e,,mmi?' l">n
houae. l*r1nrtriaJa nlnn ndilrca*, cnoii.lenually, with real
lutlilc, tu bun 1 M II. raid oiBre.
Vkakk iiiam.k pok invkstmknt ?ANY PXR.
?"ii ? l*w <h-?i?uii| li.lltr- winking ti Inveat it?
a profitable bnain* ? mil ? II in I by the hard imrt, and de
MrouMiil l.eu.K ik ? uu-d with men <>f :ii- *r-? . ?i bu?ioe?a
capacity and integrity of rtinraner, will pleaae mil f.<r infor
mHilnn reflecting hr Mine any day a'u-r U o'clock al X-"J
Uroadaay, Ml 14.
rro mai*tkrm ani? rrkwkrh wantko a part
1 ngr. with from f: I??I Ui (|0 inn . iuh vm ihrii of l><i<!iir?^
h.'t'iu Asa woujii be a good luvrattucut, the market tba kntla
the ?U'> ?. None but irlurlpala will) raah. wt'l be treau.l
with A'Mrrr* thjough Port ofU t. Malater and Brewer, Mai
Uioorr, VI I.
CMtTHnO, *C.
<M -flP.IWlWoRTII ItK NKW ANI>rAST?VKFCI/>TIUN<?
?pi. waniad I r city and Weatern market*. U?Mill?nvi?
having any tu dlniinin' ?( will rrcrlTc the hlirb> -t nrlre hy r%Il
iiiK at llif alortt, or luMrnwiun ?! K. MI'KKa V, A Cwtrv al.
UTM |H,nno WHRTII OK IIKNTI.KMKNH f.KKT OPH"
wiarlnir a^|iar?l wauMd, for which I ha hii<b??l iiri<?*
will lie paid, wrbmit luttB.Inu or kins to Inipov. Plnaao
? nil a' llie or *d<lr??* Th'?t I), ( wiroy. iC Centre street,
lair tVI >>arl aireet.
Ac AAA to i s v kmt nmnvoxniunnctArnintrt
?d.VUU ? l.emlrrncn wiahing to roti?rrt clv.tuag u r
otb'r peraonal property lot" '?ah ran obtain fifty i >?r '??nt
more by aalli n?oo or NWM their addreaa M J AMKM HU
RO W IC T, ?7>H r?arl ?tr>?t.
(1APT Orr ClflTHINO -I.ADIRH OR ORIVTf.R?K!f
) baTlncany In dlapoaw of, may r?.-?|r^ a r ?i?i *?b iti.-h
lor ibe unr l.? aeadlng to or ad<lr???m(( II < tlHIW, 51 we*t
Ilroadway, ami 12 Ij?iiren? atr?et l*<lif? wa "n by Mra. V.
SEVKIW! RR'MMK.VT *. T f? V _rnMp\<fy SKvr*.
Nvii nal tinaril ?New York. N'.m mh^r 21. IW ? Tb??
ii ' int < ra <'l (hit n iwpany ar<- dlrrricit to awin^i at 'hn
irmarj, on M'O.lay. XVI fnat , at II '4 A W in uniform with
ovrrowt nnd tlo- nxial I'adae of mo'irninc. ttr 'V- |iur|Mi?>?
of ua*mr the laat "rfute o| n^peei to our l?ir fellow m?m ?
her, Mr *? It Aikln?.n Hy order of J. MONROE. Cap
lam, C. n WIN ANN. Orderly
MIMRIXANKOIII.
ALKXARORCH Ktl> UU)VR< ! fANKR IKOI>ORO!'?.
aaed In l^mdon and I'arla -a ll j>ii.l, eleaoa t MUoiao
?oully and rr?io*ea (reaae frtim ?touiinf. Pr;r? K Wf.
Oapot tt} Hroadway. ro-m 10. Mold by drugs'** and pt-r
fa Birr a
FRi>H ML'TTKR OP TI1R PINR*T (JTaUTV RX
eelved dally in pa la, t?l?. firkma an I W riaa fna hil
beat dairy farina in we roun'rr, ar ? for *1" MlllHi'l ka
low the aiarket prir?, by H. B. I.KWIA, *S T^aey^alreet, R T
LRTTKR WRfTlff'l -I.AHIKH OKMROI H OP HAV1VI1
ih"ir * mirwoinlnii i ^tleo'l^'l lo a ?'rl? ly n^rt-len
i al manner, ran ha?e le'tcra written. With elegance, mrrur*
ey aivl deal alrb, b) a hwy Apply at 712 It "adwar In
?trur'ion given In writing and lb.- o?nal hrfitefeea of Kng .iitl
ednrMlcn.
MRS POI IkTN. IIA1R0RF>MKR FRii* PARIH, ItR
Weat Nineteenth an ret, ret. mrn 'oda heraeif to Udirg
by her moderate prlrea
Of KAN TRANSIT ri'MPA NY iS1* IIROAOWAY ANI?
No rb? hMm ?|n ?r? ? l'ar< el?, not ew-e? ti,,g In w. laht
fke pouMi eai h. f' rw.ir'lrd to ail par a of Ureal Rritain aiut
Ireland, Mid it It*' r. I. fr?'? of any ? n'ra charge >?iee(i! >mj "rl
duty, lor the aaifora pr^patd mm "I one .l.uUran I Hfty i .'ma.
KIIWAKI'H. l,i)l'Kkl)tHI j I II
IlHnrouRAPifv in mi. colom -titt? uru Tun.
?ri t-iuKb' la ?lk le?*.>n (or IW. Addreaa Mra K N M,
llerahl "See.
TO TIIK I. SDIPR ? MRR. JKNKINH. ORRRHMAKFR NO.
?V.' # Hi'<a<iway, tak> athla meihmt nf informing the Indiea of
New V' rk that in ronar'ttieuea of the tl?i<-a abe will m?k? ?i k
<lri ??'?a for 12 M; ala? ri>b>-? a qullle a I Mouo .xl |r? aaea at a
great reduetli *. I,adt*a patr"ninng thia edtaiiualtno ni rnaf
tely >,n a perfect lit and latrat aiylea.
TO THK PROPRI "ToRJt f)P f'llRMft'Al. I" ti 'T< 'RIRf.?
The ??!>#?' ri er hiving a lb. r..o*h kn ?W|? ??! a? i-l
making, iilnnililng, brl> kaeltmg and IWporUwIwea empii y.
Vient at Ine arime, hr hxa work^ I for Wm T t Inoth. Vm) ,
en yeara Apj'ly to l?. nla He.iry. ?i Kaat Rlrer aire*',
Newark. R J.
WAYSON flO SF.WTNO mathink.
WATM'N |M Sewing *?. I? t"
Watson |nt ?ewing Mik* ?e
WATSfiN fill Hgwfn# H*.!"!*
WATPON flit Hewing Wach ne
VHj nod oouo'ry WOW.Tril A INT.,
CA KPI- ri*1'- I PHOtSTF.HV, A??
g ^ ^ A^rn MATKRT.41^, Wilt DOW
y raix&r* H k
l.oRI ' A r AVI, OH
2M 1ST 1V? and 3(1 OrMd atre?t
F
A' vW'-? 'VrvFT c K%vrT^.
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