The New York Herald Newspaper, October 25, 1851, Page 3

The the Haman Hatr | Bost thoroughly yom gery bas tos brong’t to @ ter Uerfootioa, by Dr. BALLARD. «18 Broad ” pared 5 ro netre’e ti can be eolored, to & cer- oe tasel ble Heir Dye. so), reals, whole- retail, at th principal (ty 415 Broadway, near Hyatt'’s Lite Raisam, ig) conqueror of we Sero‘ula, —Mr. G. eof e ‘Verest te mot sleep or rest wi ium oF was tt reduced in weizhs to lit Lt sed to try the a i, beady one week removed every prin, Ge weighs 15 lbs Mr. T. HL, dreadfully oath som the Life Balsam in Com rie Ipebiiivn, o rat dixoms imp ban St she blond, sean a's foi so ise. ‘and rf Boe pata Agent for Brooklyn, igen Hays, 17: “MONKY MARKET, ° Fripay, October 24—6 P.M. ‘Wall street was comparatively quiet today. There ‘wae ne alteration of consequence in the stock market, ‘The excitement produced by the failures yesterday ha partially cubsided, and matters are assuming more tan” gible shape. Jacob Little & Co. have offered to settle their etock contracts upon the current quotations at the first board, yesterday. It must be understood that all of their contracts will not be paidin full at those rates, but it became necessary for all those who wished to ar range the d.fferences, at once to establieh some standard, Many have aecepted the standard, and compromises on that will probably be made as soon as the afairs of the concern ere more definitely developed. ‘This will take sometime. There are many who prefer waiting the ma turity of their contracts, and settle the differences upon prices then current. Those who have determined to Jet the contracts run along, must be believers in a greater inflation of the etock market, and have confidence in the eoncern being ultimately able to pay all, or nearly all the differences against them. All the legal claims against the house will be paidin full, and any delinquency Will be upon stock transactions, As ® general thing there claims are compromised at once. The first offer is wevally the highest, and is accepted for the best reason im the world, because there is mo power to compel those indebted to pay a fartning more than they please, Stock debts are no more or less than debts of honor, and are eopsidered in the street, The course pursmed by Mr. Little, im regard to his stock operations, is of the most honorable character, an? there is but one opinion about it at the board. We have no doubt he will be in hie old seat at the regular sittingsof the board in lees than a month At the first board, to-day, Erie, Harlem, and Reading Railroade were in active demand, at a slight decline in prices, Erie Railroad fell off % per cent; Norwich and Woreester, 34; Canton Company, 3. Nearly all the suies of Erie were for cash. There were fewer transac, liens in the fancies to-day on time than we have noticed or some time past. Parties disappointed in receiving ftock have ben compelled to enter the market as pu-- chasers to make good their contracts. This, for a few ays, will make eertain stocks more active than they ptherwise would bave been, after which we look for less firmness in prices. ‘The receipte at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, to-dsy, amounted to $789,262 76; payments, $738.8C3 02—balance, $3,268,860 60. ‘The demand for foreign exchange, for remittance by the Atlantic, to. morrow, (Saturday,) for Liverpool, has been moderate. There has been no variation in quote- tions. Bille on London, 10 a 103; per cent premium; on Paris, 5f. 15 0 Of. 1334; Amsterdam, 414; a 41};; Bremen, Hamburg, 36a 33);. The steamer will nottake eul & very large amount of rpecie. ‘The interest on the ceven per cent bonds of the Btate f California. due on the let of January, 1851, will be paid at the cffice of Winslow, Lanier & Co , 52 Wall street, at maturity. The failure of the Commercial Bank of Perth Amboy ereated, at the time, considerable surprise and astonish. ment at the place of its location, and it has been pretty genérally believed that bill holders would get nearly the full face of their demands, on account of the personal Hability of the President and Directors. It appears that ‘upen a renewal of the charter of this bank, the sunexed special act was passed by the Legislature of New Jersey am 208 20 REREW THs CHARTER oP Tu CoumESCIAL nase OF NEW JER: fection 1. Be it enacted the Gouncit and General Assembly of this State, and it is hereby enacted by the wuthority of the same, that the charter of the Commer- cial Bank of New Jersey. at Perth Amboy, shall be end the same is hereby con! d for the term of twenty yeare from aud after the fifteenth day of November one thousand eight bundred and forty-three. See. 2. And be it enacted, That the President and Di rectere for the time being of said corporation shall indi- viduaily, and jointly, and severally, be and contiave lia bile to every ereditor or holder for the payment of avy bille, obligatory or of credit, note or that may be ieoued and circulated by the said bank at any time and demand of payment being made at the bank daring the usual hours of business, 00 refusal thereof, an ac- tion may be brought egainst the said persons thea acting os President and tors of the said Company, Sunty or severally, and it sha‘ be lawful for the plaintiff or plat tifls to dec! thereon get gg by monty had and re- ceived, with a specification of dates, some, payees apd numbers of the said bills‘or notes so demaaded, and payment whereof bath been neglected or refused, and upon judgment being rendered execution aball iseue ‘This is etrong enough to bind any director in that in- stitution and make him perronaily responsible for all the issues in circulation. We bave, not, however, any more faith in this than we bave ir all other laws passed by any Legiviature for the regulation of banking institutions in auy State inthe Union. All laws are evaded mere or leer, but Chore affecting banks area mere bagatelle. We have never known an instance in this country where the preperty of an individual was taken to liquidate the claime of bill holders, In the oase of the Commercial Bank of Perth Amboy. in the face of the above law, the bill holders murt look entirely to the sesete of the bank and the fuithfuiness of the reeeivers appointed under the injunetion. We bave before us « document showing that tLe whole or @ portion of the real ertate belonging to an (Mcer of this bank was transferred from his possession wbout coe ik previous to the bonk’s failure. This act epenks for itvelf Not one word of comment is necessary to shew the object of this movement, and any one inter erted can obtain ali the information on the subject de . by application at the place of record in Middie- sex county, New Jersey. This shows what folly it is to make laws for the security and protection of bank bill holders. ‘The only rea! safety is in the deposit of stocks in hands entirely indcpemdent of the banks. A deposit of such seeurities with the comptroller, or some other state cilleer, beyond the control and influence of parties eonrceted with any banking institution, gives the bill- holder confidence, in « proper appropriation of that pro- ty for bis benefit. Without « «ystem similar to that eration im this State, the creditors of abank have no guarantee that the assets will be devoted exclusively to the peyment of ite debts. At the time of ite failure it mey bare had property enough to pay at least ite bill- bolders, but before an injunetion could be placed upen that property, or receivers appointed to protect it and pre- vent any director fromearrying it off, everything had dis- ap peared, and no one could be found who knew anything about them, We have so little faith in the honesty and integrity of bank managers generally, that we would not ‘trust them with the arsets one moment after the credit of the inetitution had been destroyed and nothing more was to be made by preserving the bank's good name, ‘The free banking system of this State and the new banking system of New Jersey are about as near perfeo- tion as it is possible to get them. We have amended and Improved. from time to time, the free banking law of this State. At first, it was very defective, and lasge Joanes were realized by bill holders. A very important change, in the chareoter of securities deposited with the Comptroller, was required, and at once made, and we have not yet dircovered the first defect in the law as it now stands. Whatever loss holders of bills issued by the free banks of this State, which have recently euspended, wey suffer, will be caused by the carly imperfections in the law. None of the banks of this State, which have commenced operations under the law as it now reads, can take one cent from bill holders. Their seeurities are tocks of the Btate of New Tork and of the United States, recetved at thelr par value. The older class of free banks was allowed to deporite Btate stocks, which have largely depreciated, and real eatate of | Pr New Jersey bas an excellent free evetem and banks established ander that 00d aa any in this Btate Bill holders are peoured by depo- rite of United States stocks; stocks equally of any bank which are not properly scared by « deporit of securities, in the bards of parties beyond the control cr infleence of the ew ers or manegetr. The annesed statement exbibite the value of fortign ary goods eptered at this port for censomption; fr tmite seidotiais | Manufectures of alk of flax. aud which he sould hear of | Entered jor Warehousmg. Manufactures of wool.. movements ‘of foreign 33 Portemouth DD .Y. & 4 100 Morfia Canale & 100 BE Morris Sanat. “warebovsing, and the amount withdrawn frem ware. house, during the week ending the 23d inst: Movemunts rv Foneiay Day Goope—Weexry Inronrs, Entered for Consumption. 2980 “$iea71 $31,280 11 162 27,780 10.510 | 10047 . “yoorre The ameunt entered for Rasumption, it will be seen, was quite limited, while the withdrawals from ware- house were larger than usual, withdrawn, last week, the stock in warehouse is steadily We do not look for much activity in dry goods at this season of the In about six othe or two months, we shall be in the midst of our importations for the spring trade. Judging from theamount | 2 5. H. BR. 109 sone 1D OST OFFICE, rer United States Mail steamer Atlantic, will close at thie cthoe om Saturday, the 25th tn nid 10%¢"a, O8T ‘OFFICE, N Will clove at thie office om Saterday, the M WM V. BRADY, P. YORK -NOTICE—TAE MATIS tes Mail steamer Georgia, for Chageos, via e At this office on Sarurday, the 25th i WM. V. BRADY, P.M NOTICE. teamer Mico! OST OrrICE, NEW Pane ma, Suuth Pacific Po iG Oregon. will de res re Gc th, AE BERFORD & CO'S Caliteruin xpreve, 2 Verey etreet, Astor House, Chagres, China, Site rela NEW YORK.—NOTICE—THE MAILS BRADY, P.M. SOCIETY MEKLINGs, ETC. JEW YORK PRINTRRS' U ing will be held at Mo. 149 Bowery. 02 Satar. 736 o'clock. Members will ploase be p 3 ONTARSON, President, » WALTER Connun’ EW YORK CRICKET CLUB—4& Srnoras, MEETING of this Clud will be held this offixe of the Spirit of t! ning a7 0% selative tos challenge ASHINGTON MM MARKET— Dealers, Butchers, and Pisherm ton market, on the plan as adopted hy are resjucsted to atten: 7 ‘ai two o'clock, October 25, ISS1, at 106 rect, op etairs, for the purpose of remonsirating ouiléing of Washi the Boswe of slderae aftern SION.—A SPECIAL MEET" IBER NIAN BENEVOLENT B RIAL ‘society. — bers of the above President, TTRNTION !—ALL opposed to the re- | tary thom vacated their seats, Mr. re 2th inat.. at ‘elook, at to a fatore ‘s meeting on leek. ake "aarti Hee fa Seblch, without the’ poculblilsy of orslog or toorebing, it a cocked 8 ce PUBLIC LECTURES. 3 ECON D COURS! vate Lectures to Geatiemen on tems, If. Also, at a Female Health, Dr. H. will rem PMRSOW AL. SHOULD MR. PATRICK HAMPTON, DR. HOLLICK'S SELECT rae Phyriology nd De Y . pu ye! TATE or Tus ti eslling Whitehall seeeet, he ocronEr 6 ODWOR"H GU pre City House, corner Brondw AS. LAZARUS, § Li THOSE WHO. 4 Yee (chin erat Rae Fi ordor of P, CONWAY, Captain. T REGUL HE be held at Meadquar, Judson street, on the usual day, at and whe are anxious te exoursion, will ALLY MASON, Commandant. |LAWARE.—THE loture, by Leates, ‘the Svayveccat Tosti Crete vom rt vt reeberehe sonore eee 3 rt ‘ancy Artistes; Wrivns Colona, meee peorrrs _LIKRNRS. ip Fy A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR AGE f refined sa dae ace a o ago i street. ne A PEW PAINTINGS, Wi gh fovT VALUE, YauuR, LAID IN deBvering them, st trees POLITICAL. A RR RRR RRR ZGULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION FOR COM- winioner id Lampe —! RY ARCULA- kivs. RD. *Riiaemeny Bd Charles B. Jance Py BST WARD RSC RRRARSESY Now! URE. For a. JOSIAM W. BROW NDEPENDENT TICKET.—FOR Grits; for assistant Alder.nao, is For Sustloo- dames Green. a For Aldermen—Edmund Griff a. ot tables—Obarles Inspectors of Tisetlon Firat *Disinote Joba Griffin, h A. Gardin ry. A igre James N. Cro! wane ‘Clits Morrison, John Peter Enuge- ran por Behool Commission om Raosland 8. Townsend, o—| Fer Achoal Tuapeator” Be <° tis Order of the Convention, is sd K. & TOWNSEND, Chairman, J. Tomson, Secretary. HIRD WARD UNION NOMINATIONS,—~AT A MEBT- ing of the Union Charter Nominatlng Committee, held Friday evening, October 4, at PV. Lockwood's, No in Der Burgh was chosen tary mn motion, th 4 aoapimously nominate Assnitable candidates conslatent with the prinefnieg aday tod atthe Castle Gai to be supported at the ter oticers {or she Third w migsioners, sNews i, Seiten Stillman. For! ‘rrasteee of Schools, 9 por enol khalter. For In- e W. Thatsher. A. er, D. Bowley; Fourth Dis: resolutions ted in the fospe apegtors of Hleetion—Pign District, Geo S. Allen; Second District, G. W. Pa Third District, W. Sharielow ‘| S. Jon ict, Jacob P. Ghat 5 om: of the Third W redhave the wtinvet datos on said charter jure the undivided sup- titution of our mach m confidence im thi © ticket, erent they wil ik f y, and ite li ‘Also resolved, That. the nat T. Gavitt, and the others above most of the citizes ability,,fully competent for the vario the diccharge of the offices for which th IGHTH WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN NOMI- 4 nations. 1cHa R D T te ¢ail of the Democratic Nominating Convention for the rati- fvation for Charter and School Oficers of the Tweatioth v was held on the cor- 3. ae Mr. TI fernan was appoiated | Olmstead chosen Secretary. J. Peck for Alderm: by an overwhelming majori ore roan was then chosen Chairman, and Messrs. 8. Wallen appointed. ‘Scerctarioss The tiekeb headed by Jame Mocre for Aldermap, was then submitted to the meeting for their approval, and unanimour THOS: McKEIRNAN, Chairman, } tecretaries. AMES MUOKE, For Assistant Alderman, Grorce For Amaneess. Theodore Martine, Por Constables. Jobn Redding, Fr School Comm: Alfred A. Phillipe, liam A. Wacker, Solomon Owen William Monteith, Bernard Suith, Charles R. Trigle iz Herman Kellar, Inspectors of El of First District, Richard Murray. James Wallace. Second Di Henry Larki James P. Feg Thomas McKernan, Seoretery. WENTIETH WARD.—THE DEMOCRATIC REPUD. Hean Electors of the Twentieth ward assembled eo masse at the corner of Thisty-fourth strect and Ninth aye- weday evening, October 23, to reepond to the of the convention elected to nominate eh: theie reipeotiv: thas we repudiate all doctrine d sevtiwents that tend to distract the domo- Si the comoromicn monsures, led good demoert porter. of sound re democrad in sentime: oracy, are b mocracy of the Tw. evolved. That we wit) the sehocl officers, hay’ member of Assembl. vith our fullest approbat: to secure bis triumphant election. THOMAS KIERNAN, Chairman, Thos W. Onaeren, cen *{ Hecrotaries. EIN by yr IErgeae a: Ald Nort. TONER M4, 1851, ATURALIZATION COMMITT! aR Ww sion at fammany, from 9 A. M. vill net. : DU SAINT-ESPRIT. (PRANKL jay next, after ® sermon on missi ‘ctor, & collection will he tnkem up to help the fale by the Protestant ita naiahSorhood. * Tho ua to: $1 REWARD—LOST, ON WRDNESDAY, ® binck pocket book, eonteinta, mortly in fiv ve te it ot Ni Piaeles.” She. Andee, will reecite Sher above rom by it at Mr. Hinton’s drug store, commer of Bighthl 4 Twentieth street, treo, hat weenie pring 1 city bills.” The finder by leaving it with SHURKWOOD CHAPMAN ttreet, coruer of Bulli D.—LOST, A SMALL SMODTa HAIRED color binek and tag, cropped ears, very vointed; ‘auswere ¢9 the name of “Jack. Had a strap roaad intne neck. ‘Any person returping the dog to No. 23 Beud will receive the above reward. . D.—LOST, ON TUBSDAY - mpibas of th nla wurden itadoon gnice CE 5 PAR 20 on, 2 arta oes A 85 wm ARD—LOST, IT 18 THOUGHT, IN BLERC! eee aed Beventh sven L —A CA % oF roger sone re - ee teh L met sera An Asi roa Sieteee ms eeaes | t Lame RLS reward pad te the i rahe rag fe REWARD Wi RW ARD —THREE DOLLA the recovery of from the eal seribey G10 hoad, ba: ar fn'tne sveeet ean iy rewards pee eee... ANTEI Ww* NTED TWO GIRLS 7 TO LEARN THE DRESS Wn" D—A GOOD Ladi & DRESS CAP MAKER epply Lat R. Chajwan's B23 Bleconer stream Mane Apply ot CTABLE YOUNG PERSON, tlewan’s family, a8 Seometress; «te wonld make hersslf cene- at 126 Green utreet, for a few Weis A xary BRALOES. AND RESPECTA- be youn d woman, & situation as Wet Nur. the best of Reseeceen can be given. Tn wire at 133 West Se. venteenth street. ANTED—TO 90 A sys? DIsANcE IN THR ANTED—A YOUNG wens TO DO THE COOK. ivg, washing and (roving, ia ® small tay! family. ‘he best of references required. Apply early, at 15S West ‘ourteenth street, bir! | ged FRENCH OR SWISS WOMAN, WHO d seamstross. Arply, at No. 13 West Twenty. ‘Wirat otrest, from 8 t0 10 w'clorke A. a, = ittee a large | SRTED md 4 rrArioN Br 4 RESPECTABLE y ANTED-—AN AMERICAN LADY, AS HOUSR- keeper, fora small family in the country: one who is accustomed to children; reference required. Flease to call two o'clock, pertonally at 80 East Broadway, « With stresh breast of milk, as wet for two days at 255 Walker street. WANTED Bi BY, A RECPECTABLI WOMAN, 4 SITUA. Good city re ‘y sy mS Nort A ate on ner of roe necentoriwedeye nr Wi Antep- BY A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE PRO- testant young woman, with ptionable re~ forenoes, 0 altuation se Cook, good Washer aud Ironer, in a +mall teinily. it Twentieth street, be- tween Eighth ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL. A ation as Chambormaid and plain Sewer, or Nurse Good reference if required, Pleas ouii enty-ninth sureet, for two days. WW ANTED— BY A RESPECTAGLE YOUNG WoMAN, a situation as Chsmbermaid and Seamstress. Bort of city reference given. Please call at No. Monrne strest, era note addressed to M. M n be soon for two daze, ANTS A SITUATION—A STRADY, ACTIVE WO- man, just orrived fro nderstands needlework and general hou jon to lire uaten etrect, ° 7 ANTED—BY A RESPECTAMLE PROTESTANT American young wom ritustion as Chambermsid and to do fine washing and ironing in arespectable private family. Bast of city references given from her last place, where she has live youre, May be seen for two days. Please apply at N Iroaby streot, in the rear ANTED— SITUATION der CHILDREN'S NURSE fo trimming and haberdashery b Kairos Ac Bod Herald oftice, ANTED—A LAD TO TAKE CARE OF A HORSE himself usefal, He d carriage. and willing to m able to read and write, A’ ottiee. W4nterea YOUNG MAN TO ATTEND IN A by letter, A. ¥., liquor store The best of reference required. Address for ti teent ion, and that we will doour utmost A note to G. M., Herald office, with reference. SNTEO—BY A CARPET UPHOLSTERER, A SITU- ‘ation in a carpet store ; can do house work, shipping work, and take plans. Has had good expericace in the abeve. Address M. W., Herald office. ANTED —A WAITER I WANTED, IN A PRIVAT femily; he 4 his business, and pro- dnee city referen sh atrey 7 ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION AS Clerk, in a dry goods business, oF as German eorres- endent. | He understands the French, German, and Eug- ish langurges. Address L.C., at the office of this paper. Good retorence giver ANTED—A oan tile hor ITUATION IN & WROLMsALS ge rs of habits. ld eatabiiated nace rene le situation for Herald office. in this city, whe! the last two years, Please address W. ANTED—BY A SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MoU: - ‘A cempetent man to act as forem ected as foreman previously. ANTED—SITUATION 8 FoR tants * Fonry, PRo- tostent Irish, and se Al can, and colored gitls—some of ever country, at the Select Pro ent: ‘i Also, for sixty female and male servants, (mostly Catho- iow J at mbers street. They a ‘art, tidy, and well reeommended—the best in this ANTE Boat iy yomnay rhe, School Tes \e bast ing out, going inti er a bal Tease. Terma cash. ADviy at ‘at the omhce, 1 No.7 ‘court office. 1 ai 1 advertiser will ore oF less, previous GENTLEMAN LATELY ARRIVED “PROM PARIS, sivaation ip 0 liquor store, either as ¢ pochionpae porter. ase in.yuire at 609 Broadway, up steire, second Moor. ly usoful, or to live in town table oiay Teeareneen Please ROTESTART YOUNG WOMAN WISHRS A SIT- a reference. Has li situations. ee Furniture Store, No. 207 C MERICAN OR be aged Mi at ie of plain make her te ith rh hind home. pray corner building, Joxsey a4 best ability, long exper osher to notice thie Address box Coronet, WaNre tomed to colcr fi Ti, LAWKENCE'S fi BY GOODS CLERKS.—-4& rew FIRST CLASS hands, th orenghly feauainted with the Business, and ith y trad ted at Hitoheook v7 Broadway. rate hands need familiar © Lend beater’ epply. RY Goons Retail Bee quiek to a Ino, tw Bo: o'eloek this me LESMAN AND noys WANTED, IN ated with Dey @ da and 4 references of honesty, Be before nine at EDICAL —WANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG n, in ® physician or durgeon's or in 9 drag store fully un dere t scribing of medfoines, and is ¢ perform cf curgieal operations. | Thi tiser had sole charge of & fnrge European midwifery institution, in which he was the ie operator. Hi toduce the highest toati \d references. Address lota, Herald offive. CHER-—WANTRD, IN A BOARDING SCHOOL, auldent Mathematical teacher. Apply ted Li veloek, AM pera Pe Mah ishmont. Has no a Part 6 |. B. R., Mr. Klein, 257 William ERS —A FIEST RATE WORKMAN of a, Permanent situation. by applying te importers, No. 16 mersgill & Chase, watch PHOLSTERER WANTED, TO GO TO A SOUTHERN ity. Situation man, “Injuire a0 157 William steeet, ”°S CONOVER. “HOUSES, ROOMS, ae. WAKTED. ROUSES, ROOMS, &., cous Saume ks A LADY AND @ te - bedi without io beees tee Oe Bay ee iene at trae thts Weer eer ee ee Real Wet eee A Enea Maken 2 Astor Hones, stating price, ——— aes a Se GERMAN CANARIRG.— Ce ELF AND WIFE, en te-—board for the lady only —pome | aa halt smile from Broad » Broadway Poet office. |AN WISBES poe ut iM a where not more immetiately toB. M. OP D WANTED—BY & RESPECTALE LADY, reavectable boardi roadway Post Office udson etreet, opposite St, Joha's Park. | Apply a8 above. Canina, A only. Terms, in FURNISHED PARLOR Apvly at ib Gran treet. TH BROOKLYN, FO; two | OARD WANTED IN 8 ladies who desire to hi By midway | ‘Address MoD., box 91 Post ity offi Rew York. OARD—PLEASANT ROOMS, FURNISHED @R UN- ished, with board; can be obtained ia @ respectable | where only & select number are received. Apply 436 Froarv.—a PLESSANT FURNISHED PRONT ROOM, fireplace, ins private family, 133 Spring OARD WANTED—WITH ONE OR TWO ROOMS, FOR | lady, in s retired place, with a quiet family, to Z. L, M., Hers! OARD WANTED IN BROOKLYN —A LADY I8 DE. during the winter, for horself there are no boarder Brooklyn, Address Board, at tho moos of obtaining be ter, prefer the South part 0 office of this paper. eaRnee IN SOUTH BROOKLYN. romely furnished " ni borrd, a8 ord gentiomsn.. The location 1 . ard within three minutes’ walk of the South Ferry. The jane, if desired, and every comfort to make an Agree- Address C. W., Herald office. Referen ses ex- —A SMALL PRIVATE Fourth avenue, be f jtrecte, haves pleasant ,OARDING—IWO GENTLEMEN AND THEI® wives can be scoommodated with desieable rooms, with oF without board, at 624 Broadway. OAKD WANTED, IN A GENTE! PRIVATE FA- per week will be paid. ‘Address Ms CARDING Two GENTLEMEN OARD IN BROOKLYN —TWO OR TAREE YoU Board in a private family, b theee doors from Myrtle Arply from 6 to 8 o’elo NG.—GENTLEWEN dated with good furuished single Bedrooms, Fire Grates in the room: Apply to Mrs. MED. CAN BE AccomMo- S41 Houston atrect ULL OR PARTIAL BOARD WANTED, FOR TH ingle gentlemen, in a first class French family, agreeable eociety, and the French given” and reqnire D., Herald office. URNISHED OR UNFURNISTED ROOMS TD LET, TO w gentlemen, with breakfas} and toa, if required, by applying a0 the corner of Brondway and Broome strost, Hi stating terms, &e. URNISHED ROOMS.—TO LET, BY THE WEEK OR month, rooms for single gentlemen, very h ndsomely furnished, and pleasantly rt siring quiet and cemfort, yin find these rooms to B= taste, end fitted with every convenience. Saloon. corner of Broadway oad Duane street. HANKY McLEAN & LEWIS K. KY ERS, Proprictors, Apply at the Florence », near Abingdon’ equare, wil es of her family ardtea. The # Greenwich street. SURNIRBED OR UNFURNISHED PARLOR AND BED- to let, abNo 6 Warren street, near Broadway. had'any hour during the from Mr. Green's first ol URNISHED ROOMS TO LET, WITH OR WITHOUT beard. in a private family, 275 Atlantic street, Brook- trom South Ferry. BNISHED ROOMS —TWO FURNIS first floor, to let, to single gent! B, L I,—TROTTING.—ON TUESDAY, past 2 o'clock. P.M. preoisely, « matel ames aie: ils et ag iy Budelk.” O- 3 8K. im. nawes b. g- Jack Rewriter’ ASF JOUN J. SNEDIKER, Proprietor. — ~~ SPORTSMEN. DOUBLE GUNS At ori ; NS At ALL PRIC naived atom donee @ ia oe! her, warrante genuine witch will be aR Moore e's and other FRANCIS TO ES & SONS, No. HORSKS, CARRIAGES, &e, Ho8s= WAGON, AND FARTEGS yon 54s cheap. stylish, and an excellent horee—wi ree. The wagon geod ord arate or together, ob Apoly ut 64 New street, noir Beaver. Also, a very One oot of double harness high, whieh have been driven by th together with » family conch made by Lawrence fine doubl be mente OR FALE—A SPLENDID BLACK HORSE, A VERY fine traveller, cen trot in throe and a half minutes, of perb style and sction, and combines all the qualities of & valuable horse; warranted without > be old for about bal value, as the owner is leaving, the city. Can be seon at 222 Mercer streot OR SALE—A SPLENDID PAIR OF DARK BAY Horace (of the Morgan breed), 16 hands high, full taila, nm years old , togesier cr single, and fi nd in ali reapects a five pair of horses family vse Can be neon sil hours dvring lumber yard, corner of Monroe and Montgo OR SSLE—A NEW TOP WAGON: WOULD ANOWRE for adoctor. Also. a light Wag best materisis. ANTED—A HORSE ABOUT high. Ho must be kind in harness, a lively tr stand without tieing, and perfectly sound. Address fice of this papor. Hou OWNERS.—TO PUT ORSES IN GOOD CON- dition, cvre them of distemper, pink eye, tarov, congh, rough coat, or lors of appetite Uso the Equarian Condition Powders. ‘Perfectly safo, and convenient to be given. | De- ots, eorner ¢f Chrystie and w ¥ Brooklyn. Price teeta, N’ W cents per port ne Broadway, New York. pyrene LINNAN GARDENS AND NURSERIBS, Finehipg, Long telend.—Cetalccues of tis unrivalled af a 4 vies juced prices, be rent to post-paid applicants who enclose stamps, or can had of Clark, Austin & Smith. 203 Broadway. N.B-—Frait and Forest Tr 4 of the largest ELLY'S HAL® PRICE ENGRAVING ayp Fa) wwe. 141 Fulton street, and at home cards ery bese volopes, Ke. An engri toe ané of cop- N.B.—Depot for the sale per plato presses, burned vil, blaz LOOMBR CUTS, NEW STYLE, FOR CARDS AND kote, ke. bills, together with ® vory large sesortment of Designs for almest all purposes All the new rtyles of type, and machinery that eapnot 2 rurpa enables Sutton, ab his extensive Job und Estabilahmen ton, street. to do work eap for cash. THOMAS E-SUTTON, Pisin ane Faney Job Printer. seraee BSCRIDER byt yi IN. eb rs f Ha- ‘ait quali RORGE WALKER, 5) barrels frosh ground Chicory. ferent steem and of tape 284g Warhingten street. BOW CARES —-HOLLACHER & SHMITE NO. 10 North William street, betwee a, manutactwrers of Show C any, Black Walnut r ood aesortqent of the above-pamed articles. Or- ders promptly executed at short notice, Old Show Casco taken in exchange. ILLOWS! WILLOWS !—J. F. CLEU & Co., IM- porters of Willows, No. 8) John atreet, beg to iaform the berageid makers and wiliew were manefacturers, thet plied with every Froneh Willows, st the very loweut market prices, Regolar ‘customers may depend on being polio’ ‘and will find in ovr willow warehouses the not te be found eleewhere in c throughout thi GUARGNOS, CUTLER FROM PARIS, BSTAB- ished at 97 Reade street, New York, wou'd iaform the inhabitants of sard city that he devotes himself solely te the: | business of setting snd Cavtgs 4 rae rs, => carvin, wri 1 toetrunte w the fur, J ity of bi He , and will "be ‘ronpeusibie 3 Tor al ail ar artiales 0 LET—A SUITR OF APARTHENTS, CONSTSTING => Gol of ining and dren og roam, ith tepaenee, ‘ouieeble for th all the modern impro vehed, with Drigatetable res Tho house is replete ly at 837 Housion 2 LEr-A PARLOR, NEWLY FU NISHED; AL30, edroom, tl ied og oy ede je gentlomen, at No. 17 Howard sirect, =. Bg ee feremwc dl PARLOR: a a aE. ‘Union Square Post Otice: WO FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—S'l BROOME street, near Bowery. References exchanged ANTED—BY 4 YOUNG GENTLEMAN, A BOR, mished room in. the pidleiey of Br ad $5 hie aper, etacit W saa BOARDING Spd Aare AND GEN- eating lowest terms, fon re Chambermaid and Waiter. Best of city ‘er three years in each of her last for two days, by applying at the went D.—SHE OYSTER ©. Pr neehe Br SADDLE rin no ovher cotablisnmeny ta Amerioa J sumix iv" LADIES DEPARTMENT, ee on ret, Frere ledice and gentlemen rete from 6 bill vt fare comprising al and served in bandsome private apartmente. 3 HOMESTRADS. HOME FOR ALL.—SECOND MANTIATTAN BUILD. | s | ing Association. » $2 —Owing to the . $4 monthly duce, $3; en nexampled prosperity of th this name, nambering over one thousand Boadag evenin peat, at So'clook, for the recspticn of now can be obtained at the Seerotary’s N. GENIN, President. ‘we office, Nassau street, oom Bo OCOPARTA S4suie nOTLO’ se rman to hime. A New vin P terms; Cloaks, Sacks, Mantilla feck, every variety of article appe Children's Wardéro' Visites, &o., Be iy * se ¢ at houses with gas to cal tures before purchasing assortment of the lates ality, and y catablish ment in the Uni oan bo seen at No. 7 John strats. AND LARD L bras, Gar vispesaes D°QR8! DOORS: DOORS!—N. P. KIMBALL, NO. 56 Bee! has on hand, or makes to order, the Beat biln-drie Deore te be found in the cous try—all priceey from $125 to $15. Also, Sach aie 2 tte favited to call if they would buy a gvod a= LECTROPLATED WARE FROM CHAS. © tofle & Co.'s manefacture — aasortmen| i be, puch ae dishes, tem seta, cauvtostie torke and pa; these, euonine, are warranted for Bre vent, every ay ese. fo the goods of that = Aoture bear, a4 guarantes, the m name of © stone in full. ‘Dawu uperior qut y thelr ropewslk uniform plishle nary made article. * durable, rove. a6 th freee of ‘ihe ovals For sale Sy the agen J. aTktks &co, is South street, 7 OOPWORTH'S PATENT PLANING MACHINES — Therudsoriber, favorably bnown as the builder of Improved Woodworth Planing Machines, & ~y is pte Ger, at his f Mae hi vingle, from hia one seoond-hand Planing: ue ‘old patterne. New Machines oe, ale. OHN H. LESTER, hemaed 192 Felton street. USTAVE GIRARD ERY GIVEN TO AL! basins the firm Ue Wwevlane fe cope U'stecet, in tho eity a Spmuamuahucticas et wilt ve ‘ark Post Otece. dered confidential, ) Talon TO ENGAGER INA evoperira ees, that will at vay trom, rage on a is ererte iat Earle eraired,, § ft AN’ ea Ee PARTN! late partner, ‘and tne vannea him to manage himself. | farther Se ‘box 63, Thar sTtEAM io ereaiten Dresser. of the Jat st ot trial g. Pe her's bee Tes. - EJ bottle. . L Grand Price oe} wh 2 wie Seeld by E. COMBS, geek ON GOLD PL as TNOBRTED ma