The New York Herald Newspaper, December 4, 1851, Page 7

‘The Pear! wopens ViseonMevehante i» their books from Sontente of Mr. Ge 7" GrpARNS & Rav Geuraud’s Liquid Hair Dye boss ¥ to see the oF of ‘8 eafe, after having beon four 2:6 Pearl stress. to Rich & Co., ‘146 Water street. , without av ver invented. for ae from sny part of Wi it 67 Walker street, Dye.—Batchelor’s: ‘priate naa ‘the best yet discovered for \ Hee wenaerils sabre ies demoment itis appl with which this fa of the year during the Moen x invals the Wig Pastors, Me. At Sate E pegen. ot rn skin Powder wiithe and piston Saran by Congo wry pa eae Life Balsoy, 14 a9 rhoumn ema, as water is to has existed. It case hie existed. It Seerenecetn va cane Setene Settee’ ger tice. —' sipal depot wil: be removed after the to lio Bowbry, fourth door above Gran MONEY MARKET. Weroseapay, December 3—6 P. M. ‘There was considerable depression in the stock market to-day. The transactions were more limited at the first board than we have known fore long time, and specula- tore find it very difficult to sustain prices among them- eetves. There are no outsiders in the street, and they cannot be induced to take held. Money is plenty enough for all ordinary purposes. Loans on good securities oan Le wegotiated for any amount, at six per cent, notwithstand- ivg which duliness reigns in the stock market, and is Likely tofor some time. At the first board Reading Railroad declined 5 per cent.; Erie Railroad, *{;‘Harlem, +4; Hud- con Railrced, 3; Norwich and Worcester, 4; Erie Income Bonds, 3; ; Delaware and Hudson, 3. ‘The falling of in Delaware and Hudsen Canal bas astonished some of the eld holders. Tne last semi-annual dividend, of only three per cent, bas induced many to believe that hereafter the regular semi-annual paymente will not be above tha’ rate. The depreciation in this stock shows how uncer- tein stock securities of all kinds are. The steamship Africa, for Liverpool, carried out $1,425,873 in specie, «¢ which $1,219,003 was in American geld, $160,000 in American silver, and $52,880 in English coin. ‘The receipts at the office of the Aseistant Treasurer of this port to-day, amounted to $48,350. Paymenta $13,891 14. Balance, 3,272,559 29. Books for subscription to the capital stock of the “ Air Line” Railroad company, are now open at the office of Carpenter & Vermilyea, No. 44 Wall street. Only about one bundred and fifty thousand dollars are wanted te complete the required amount—ene million of dollars ‘We bave no doubt this will be taken at once, which will @ecure the construction of this important line. There has been no entrance at the Custom House of « ‘Vessel from a foreign port for two days in suecession— yesterday apd to-day—a singular circumstance, not known to have occurred before within the past forty Years About seven years since, there was one day on ‘which no versel entered from # foreign port,’caused then by & severe snow storm; but no occurrence like the present bes taken place within the peried above named ‘The Erie Railroad Company furnished its organs yee- terday with the annexed etatement of earnings for the month of November, in each of the past two years -— New Yorx ano Enir B. from passergers and mail. LROAD. $129.480 06 for freight... ...+ 00 169,940 31 Total..........<.. «+ $299.420 40 Receipts same month last year.... + OMT G2 Iperease November, 1861....... $140,272 48 ‘Thie increase smnounts to nearly one hundred per cent. ‘The receipts from freight in November, 1851, considera. bly exceed those from passengers. This is not very fa- ‘vorable for reduced expenses. It would be well enough tor the management to not go too far in their report of expenditures, to attempt to cut them down too mueb. It will be pretty difficult to make the public believe that the running expenses of the Erie are less than those of other rceds. It bas been semi-officially etated that the rupming expenses during the present year will not mush exceed forty per cent. Now, apy railroad engineer kno bet this is simply absurd. It is pretty generally know. ‘that the expenses of our railroads average nearer sixty per cent than fifty; and it is ridiculous to talk about the Erie,Ralircad, with ite high grades and bad curves being worked at forty per cent. ‘We bave not heard anything within the past few days about the dividend of the Erie Railroad Company, due on ghe first of January next. The last report was that four per cent would be paid. It is our impression that it will be less than that, If, which we doubt, the company have earned four per cent, it is wrong to pay it all out in the ebape ofa dividend. Its finascer are not in a condition © permit euch absurd fimanciering. It is well knowa that the Erie Kailroad Company have submitted to heavy loeves in the negotiations they havé made, that their second mortgage bonds were sold st 80 per cent, and their convertible at 00; and as there has been a large in- creare of indebtedness since, it can be easily foreseen that every sttempt to renew there incumbrances must be at- tended with extreme diffoulty,and expecially #0 shoul there ¢xirt in the public mind any impression that the funde had been improvidently employ It ie notorious that the company have made no pre- vision for the discharge of their debts, and that they bave no plan of operation by which they ase to be extin guished. There is mo fund laid aside for fucure necesi- ties or comtingencies, and, to cap the climax of improvi: dence, we have it now stated, that a dividend is to be Rade, which, carrying with it the undoubted marks of extravagance, ought, and no doubt will ‘serease tbe company's difficulties in all future negotiations The @ividends heretofore made were in virtue of an origioal contract with the incoming stockholders, which were to continue until the road was ip operation to Dunkirx; tod thir withcut regard to net earnings, and in fact they were paid cut of capital, but mow, that the conditions of the centrect have been complied with, the making of any further dividends must henceforth depend on the bonert revenue received from the road, and the capacity ef the ccmpany to continue the distribution. Im a great measure, it is understood that the present Niet of stock holders shows vtry little other than tem porary holders, operators for a rise; few, if any, have or will contribute » dollar to the support of the company’s credit or necessities ; and there can be very little doubt, that, within ixty days, most of them will have parted with the whole of their interest, especially should they Be able to Feil at an advance Ar we do not hold ourselves entirely isolated with re. yect to the substantial prosperity of New York, we can bet, therefore, fecl indifferent to the feithful adminie- tration of the fircal cencerns of the Erie, nor to any other asecotation in whieh the finances of the commu nity are so deeply invol and we do not care whether thore who operate for or against @ rise in the etocks, shall or shall not be pleated with our remarks. It ir to us a mat. ter of the most perfect indifference, knowing that those whe agree with our views will approve of our courte ; while thore whore interests are adverse, will not be in fluenced by their honest integrity On 4 revision of the statements of the company’s in- debtednes we find an imposing list of first and second itgage bonds, their income and convertibles, followed dy liquidated and unliquidated demande; and last but not the lent, significant and important company accep tances. iued, negotiated and circulated, without the tiguature of the President, notwithstanding, as reported the proceeds are deposited with the Treasurer, who { the principal operator in making the raise If the directors have made fortunes out of ledge, we can see no renson to complain, t ct know me Geld wae open te all, and thus far the publi ery m tive for congratulation as without this important pecu piety stimuiue the completion of the road might nev have teen consummated ; but it is now proper to bear Hmird f enooemical management hat every species « y thet the horimes of traneportation may be garried op at the pheapest rate. in order euccesfully to compete with the rival institutions which are everywhere springing up. I: is bute few days since, thet the Balti- more and Ohio rallroed was opened one hundred mile, beyond Cumberland, leaving between its present termi- aus and the Obio slink of about fifty miles, which is io rapid progress of construction, which, when finished, will carry most if not all the Western and Southwestern tra- vel—s result which will inevitably happen, unless pecu- Mar inducements can be offered, sufficient to overcome shortuers. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the aggregate value of merchandise exported from this port during the month of November, distinguishing the destination and extent of shipments to each country :— COMMERCE OF THE PORT OF NEW YORK—MONTHLY EXPO TS oH i bs FES sepeees 824 — 062 6395 1407 20,000 - = —_ oma ee Pesce me te eh 0 in tish ene ae | ea 3245 13,883 44,801 2690 825 | 1,100 = _ 7328 «87060 toa mio Ton ~ ‘304 - 3608s 4286 (1,915 “ 90 = 71 6.580 - % 1,927 - Totals... + $2,451,611 $152,002 $94,082 $213,681 ‘Total amount of merchandise exported in November oo + $2.911,476 Only about one-third of the aggregate went | to porte in Great Britain. The shipmente to Havre for the month were unusually large. To the West Indies, South and Central America, the exports show great increase on previous months. Nearly one-third of the total value cy domestic products exported in November, went to foreign ports on this side of the Atlantic. Ina few years the bulk of shipments abroad will be to other ports than those in Europe. We shall find the trade with the West ndies, South America, and Central America, much more profitable than that with Europe, and it is highly impor- tant that we should cultivate commercial relations with those countries. There is an extensive field for traffic in those sections of the world, and we can monopolize it if we please. We must build up markets ourselves in thore countries, by. the emigration and enterprise of our own people, after which they will look to us for supplies. Our export trade with Europe has reached its maximum. Our agricultural products are only taken in famine times. The raw material for their manufactures they only take because they cannot get it anywhere else, and the time is not far distant when we shall have less of all these articles to export to any country than we have now. We shall not have to look to Europe for markets for our rav material for manufacturing purposes, or for food We thall be greater consumers of our own products, and have lees for other nations. ‘The quantity of flour, wheat, corn, and barley left at tide- water, during the fourth week in November, in th years 1860 and 1861, was as follows :— Flour, bbls, — Wheat, bu. , bu. Barley bu. 301.500 4 16 86,419 93 066 us prac nis ane 141,867 use 183,398 Dee, meen Inc. 105138 Ine. e282 The aggregate quantity of the same articles left at tide” water, from the commencement of navigation te the 90:h November, inclusive, during the years 1850 amd 1851, was a6 follows :— Flour, bbls. Wheat, du. Corm, bu, Barley, bu 1860.3170972 3.860551 © S.ais47d ©“ L.TzN O14 1661:3,392747 3.111.331 7/658.472 1,798,129 Inc.| 152475 Deo, 445,220 Ine. 4,438,908 Inc. 74.226 ‘The aggregate quantity of the same articles left at tide. water, from the commencement of navigation to the 20th November, inclusive, during the years 1850 and 1851, wa as follows: — Corm bu. Barley bu. 1850. ‘ 6 053.559, 1,390,737 1861...8,922747 3110 331 7088.472 «1,798,139 Inc,..180863 1,043,820 2004013 407.402 By reducing the wheat to fiour, the quantity of the atter left at tide-water this year. compared with the cr responding period of last year, shows an increa-e o 68,429 barrels of flour. ‘The following table shows the quantity of some of th: principel articles of produce left at tide-water from t commencement of mavigation to the 30th of November’ qnelusive, during the years 1849. 214 days; 1850, 222 78; 1861, 229 daye:— Receirts or Paonuce at Tive.Warra. 22,60. April 15, "61. 3,170,272 3,322,747 0. 056,561 8.111.381 3,219,476 7,668 472 17233914 1,798,139 C08 S34 270,987 2 404.326 3.253.792 BS 065, 73,148 46.021 45 086 16,007,981 8 276.904 32.125 874 11,869,756 9514421 ic despatches from mae the ine of the canal, navigation for the season is suspended, and the above returns give about the aggregates for thy year. The falling off in receipts for several weeks past, compared with last year, has made ® great difference in the result. In the early part of October there was « very great excess in the receipts of flour and wheat; but according to the latest returns, the surplus had been nearly extinguished. The increase in the receipts of Indian corn bas been more than one handred per cent. Lard and bacon show an excess, while butter, wool, beef, pork and ashes, have decreased. The Erie Railroad has brought to market a great deal of produce which for- merly came bythe canal, which may partially account for the rapid decrease lately in receipts by canal. At the close of the season of navigation, shippers at the West are afraid to forward produce by canal, in conse- uence of the danger of mecting with | id prefer the railroed, to running any risk of detention ia (he canal or lake, The time of the commencement and close of each navi. gable coason at Albany, and the number of days that he canal was navigable in each of the years, is as fol- \owe om Navicatios of rae Erin Canat. Canat we No. Days Tt will be seem by this, that the canal was open thi year & greater number of days than in either of the pre vious eleven years Stock mon bss $1000 Brie Tg Mahe o 5000 Er ” ‘Wahe Dele Wea, fail 9 Bk of Com, full... 10 Hanover Bank, . $0 Roch & Bere. a0 do... WO Nor & Wor WF, Risscwsrce OS SECOND BOARD #18000 Brie Con, ‘71.400 1% 100 she Resting RR 10 Erie Bonde, "69. 10158 lu) Brie 8 1.0 the Reading RB iy do o 60 & eo Cy a 0 60% we ENTS BENEWeD EVERY DAY, PERSONAL, TASTER DAYS NOTICE , of 6 ta have heen receivod. HAS aa. Brooklyn Post ODPINGTON, FORMERLY A Felouse tw rt . be abaent roi the savantore, Span ae Bi Nagewusteerts 7 Olina | be publiehed in t __... BECEPTION OF | See warerak the necessary 3 the teoerien of Pt AS a rk, ae areas Chal Patyart chy feel pee tise who ign to ue notice wa Ne Nos of the mB, 88 8000 as the illustrious Com. of the Boi of sSeDer* one fierce le a te pa oe iu pp nleaton ‘GEO. W. mee oe ast 44%, 444, 446, 448 wud BO Broadway. PUBLIC LECTURES. Srazcr oF TH SEVENTH AND ; fe fon mend ig i nt istakeable ad, selenti- v in y Professor WILLIAMS, ule arate who’ is now pr ww ayater of philoso Diy, Ahad ereates the hi interea erned, Wi startle all. This Re iii dip che soe) 9 fy Pig DY is afternoon, at three Nervous by att cea geal eae Es sus elise ealaavaye pnw po Lay INSTITUTE—LECTURES FOR 1651-52— ~ James. wick ba decinee ve leo- SPECIAB NOTICE. COLUMBIAN ORDER — tion will AMMANY aociary, oR Brot! bers the ‘a ee, rn waa 9 the 4th of December, 1581, at halfan hour e ne raeland punctual attend- apoe is req order, ‘DANIEL B DELAVAN, Grand Sachem. frxrnen C, DuRYEA, Secretar: anbatten, £ joasen of fnowe; Lith M ‘$60tb; of Independence, 76tb; loon; eee of Die pee of the Institatien, jar ebth og te SEOULAD, MEETING OF THE Democratic jeneral mittee will be held this (eecatanaresion Dec. 4. Members will al pease be ad iy rere s 2 crt ‘peainess will be transacted. E, Secret. R. J. DILLON, Chairman. Sonm Donerry, IRE TREASURER OF “THE FIRE DEPARTMENT gratefully acknowled receipt of On Doltary fr, by the hands of John C ener, J ey Meas being de: ‘rom Noah S: Boost, Bag. 0 the Widow and Crpban B. GILES, Treasurer. Tt if New York, December A 1861. aE ies of the city of Ne fi rk oteied ware pian a eB track as all Uaineates hall Ti be termed i in Pee G. ‘DIAMOND, Presidsat. tt CaPT. Carr. J. Prio: { Secretaries. Ry Carr. P. McDexnorn, k, wishing to be mom invited te give = call at ya Monday evening, Deo. aus 70 or tor berry and 482 OF. TARGET EXCURSIONS.—100 U. 8. bire, with U. 8. Equipments, if requi yery low priece, by WM. D ANDREWS, 157 Water atreete. LOST, &. 50 REWARD. —LOST, ON TUESDAY, PRO, 3. se 50 fe ‘Vank notes, and 8 pi , of hand for $150, a ae 8 o $0 in note Ban! apuioter in W's, 2" it pieces. These were im 01 bs, fasrened with's sveel clasp. The loser is John ley, who is deaf and dum! ye yurrence renders ‘tirely destitute. The finder will receive the above reward ad the owner, by leaving it at J.C. ‘0 the Heral: rae ‘the abo a v4 rberd Si ee pall ad nothing sald avout ie- % $15 " REWARD—LOST, ON s7HsDaY, DECEI Breast RES BY ECTABLE UNG a | I eee eee genes eee 48 yonsy WwW teat of Fourth aves teens —— wees perma nd te BY A eall St Reude past iv A nasre TABLE, ¢ ox L, & SITU, Mectidirestsreanrste Mit TBD—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG W a | Wiad Y ‘se Cham! papeald, ne Wash er ast ai ituation st three cab the best of city reference. Please call a the corn af wen tieah stewed oa 1d Gramerey Place, Can be seen for two vinge. Wianishion 'Y A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, situation as Cook ; ies firet ta washer and ene Please call at 78 svenue, wp floor, front Foom, for two days. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, acituation ag Cook, Washer and Ironer; ie ms of tome ‘Tne beat of eity reference can es no iy for bwo days, by ey ct felines | atreet, rear. Dd A PROTESTANT Wideie de chnimberwork bud) waltag or sabe cure of children 1am sof reference. Can be seen for th ‘Wert Nineveensh street, near Bighth av Ws oreuarzer 2 BY 4 VSET. RESEROTA, wen, ing: can do plain of references Freee tay Heat Telit emcees, between Fieve ned avenues, first floor, back room. ANTED-& SITUATION, i BY A att ie best of city seems Bie SEI amet A situs Hey on, 4 RESPECTA ‘woman, as aid; bj part of the housework Good a yFastence tien: int Broome apuiy, but ® respectable family. call at TED—BY A RESPEC eltnaniers she is ca) cod plain cook, Se of a any situation rate washer aad in ‘willing to, undertake 6 good tity referbace from heriass pines. Galles 38 7 street, near Firet avenue, fourth floor, frontroom. Can be seen for twe days. Wes A RESPECTABLE GIRL, & SITUA- tion as Chambermaid and Waiter, or to take care of children in a sma)l private family. Best otal selene ‘andewater street, for two Please call at 1t3¢ RESERCTABLE YOUNG Stat, 4 A d plain Can bri: ANTED—BY A situation as Nurse an Fe ing RO ferences. Inquire at 484 Greenwich street, front som, KH ars. ANTED—A SITU pehinin! BYA ba ge) WOMAW, small private og pe YOUNG LADY IN A FANCY STORE— net understand panes. ‘ene situation will be gat for soomapetent pe aired to oe the family. ‘aprly 8 on No. Ss upetl "Srenue, ANTED-BY 4, RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A sis tmatign as coed Cook, goed Washer and reget, She 2 also of br 12 Twelfth street, be Citar Gi avenuee. Casts seen for two days. BY A BLE COLORED wo- situation as Cock or Chambermaid. Please ane etree Wee A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, naest Cusisbormsid, ote bor Fragen or washing and ironing. % Please call at No. 86 Po = urth jenue, in the druggies. hip ye cen Re -rate Cook. » place. Apply oor, front room. jan be seen for ti Warm SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID, OR to general housework, in a respectacle private family. city reference can be given. Apply at 243 Third er the wakery. W4rtep—ay A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN a situation se Cook, and is m tire: rete washer and troner. Has the best of city references. Ci be seen, for two days, at 56 Fulton street, Brooklyn, in her last place. We Lg oy BYA RESPECTABLE testant Cook, = af Y ‘neusewor| of city r cam be agen tor two da as oo st av No. 5 Broome street, back Dasomens, Teste call ANTED—BY A Ri ECTARER youNG WOMAN, seituation to do the family, or te go as Chambermatd hy a tel oe t Spo aceon ply wefeemante hee ay ee 2 dest rence xiven. Please a) at University Pisce, between Bleventh ahd Twelfth sttectac ” 2, a diamond cluster ame to 2534 Front street, ‘wll aeenle Pike's $ li REWARD.—LOST NE OF THE Fh de stone, ome Job: ark rod v ot Ports Mon 'y do} w Reqver ool on . to George ell, Noe 32 Pack t Ne om West Twenty sesoud shreet, shall veccive the avers B REWARD— LOST, ON THE2D INSTANT, A SMAL, binck setter Dog. with s leather collar y fi BS * Hovehen. cn it” Whoever will return the dog ts th ‘erry merter, Ho! no Ferry, it of i strest an) je tbe aleve reward. ‘The dog answers to the maine of = aeyane sees pean cue ‘PETERSHAY wercoat was drop iw from beyoud Movthaven to, THE ‘coRN oF CANAL readve up te Grand. ang from Grand up stree combatni jollare. Am: Be, dading th re oH mie, and Te 213 Pearl aureok, will besuitably rewardet: OSf—ON THE AVENING OF THE IND. AN OTTER vill ‘Spring steoes. eoald glove at the leving’ House, £2822 OR ON SEVEN Any person leav adway House, will reosiy > peat The itia le marked om the cane are D s Uy 26, vis pare Sep ‘Parks three The avers pews i. E’pevail fer Seah, ne dated Ne months, Wh Thos. I, tf for yon me. reall sadorsed by ma. All persone are hereby ouvts againet way for either of onil notes, a Payment has been stony rey }. T. RODMAN, 251 Wost street. _ MESTAURANTS. \< us—all hon Mo hac’ When he was straggling for the tree ¢ honor him ahouse, giniet woll appoint seppived arith she beat the market 01 r idences (oF Providence cuables Mr. 8 10 Iny before his patrons all the epicurean delicacies shat the Clements cont 3corrRe AND cHOr oo ¢ excellence of Clem's dint si2 BROAD. prover vial HOUSES, ROOMS, &., WANTED, ANTED—IMMEDIATELY, PART OF A MOUSE for® emall family, in a pleasant nvighborhood, either York or Brooklyn, rent not@ver $18), Address At this office. ASTROLOGY, &c. DELPHIA, TENDERS tlemen of thia city in ~ fo., by books onatantly’ and will tell the name sf she lady ot gentler marty. Also the names of the visitors. Residence 1! Grand aot, between Clinto Attorney streets, NW. Ladies | ¥ conte; Gentlemen one doline. NEW PUBLICATIONS, XCITEMRNT EXTRA CBDING THE APPEAR face ot ene of Kable chatacters of she et fone of guntry,) wil! generis type, of t Cur principal then this 0 week, a apatkling brochure tree (now on wrse of t LIT. of ab ntivied “ Lola M ut a * the bocksellers and pudjishers to the trade here and eleewhere, Ney. 31, 1861. at the owrren Warn 4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ' Protestan' 8s Cook emall family. |W: werk; understan: bre: ANTED—A Pircariox AS COOK, qyomas whe orowanly ante reference. cit} juire at 156 East erent “ieee, & fret for, i: ti Cam be seem for two ~Apaad ANTED—A SITUATION, BY 4 whey young girl, asgood Cook, wi a do chamberwork and ‘help to ach and’ iron. fon. The beat of city rete ive. Pl 7 Fe ae rence ven. jonce eall |. at 71 Fourth avenue, }s her business, with WANTED A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN a8 Cham Walter, Beet of references from Bir lad paces ware hae lived three years. apply at 121 Macdougal sereet. W4NTED-« SITUATION, wemen. ‘as plain Cook, or wo all at 161) Amity street, near Sixth aventes ANTED—A, SITUATION, BY, A, RESPECTAB! W “Sounn woman se thamvirasia and'Nucecstiods | 2 en eees saving. Can be s0en for two dayeat lal Amy sees, BY A RESPECTABLE seed. Washer and Irener, city referen: jeaee ANTED-A ‘AIUATION BY A RESPECTABLE she is Sest-enne ‘under- Ricca Gauss | wa: a SITUATION a8 Waiter in a respectable pri: these and obtining. "36, “application to Ne vie stine ro reods vere venue, corner of Fourte NTED. BY ABE BReracra' iE YOUNG Pop) Lo = Waiter, CH ve p, RESPEC FABLE youne WOMAN, general housework. Can be soen for jeity reference. Plenee call at 34 For. ma HE, une WOMAN, can de up Gall ay Tod F treet, be seen all this week. a“ rari ret oot Ly yp A Bn ne woman te e's, family. Onn be onen fer twe d 1S Forsyth street. Bee at BY au REsri ne Lady's 1 eral b: Not ts 18) Clinton sarwet Inquire in RMALD AND four ye Please call a tieth street ‘aad First avenue, over the ww acre, fourth floor. SY, ANTED-SITUATIONS, young fined one to 4 t aptED~ 6 SITUATION AS onan Waiter— ry rHo BPLTACTABLA aad fi reneral housew t to e refer from her {eat employers. Pioase call avo? West Pifteonth street in 0 reat W ANTED~& siTUaTION AS WRT NURSE, BY A unk, healthy, w Please call at No. 17 Bid- reat, be wen Broome and Delaney. ridge a WANTED—A SITUATION AS WET NUR: youns, healthy wom ho has lost her own child. {ood ety Feferemee, it req street. Can be jot two days. WARNTED-A siTUATION BY tirl as Chambermaid washing and ironing anda for two days, at 34), Suffolk street, near Grand. fe'etences from her last place, J ANTED—BY A RESPECTABIL® YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as Chambermaid and Weiter, or to do gon- k in & small family. Hass go objsotion to make erally usetel, if required. Has good reference. for two days. Plenge onli at tatreet, ASITUATION FOR A Y 4 GIRL, PIP. cen yours old, to do light house vork and plain sewing im wan ing euch will please cal! at JIS Monroe third floor, front room, A RESPECTABLE ds Can be seen Good city W AS2ED~A Youne in the tea and ¢: doubted references, ealary and permanent site qualifications. A XPRRIENCS mn produce an. Gord mga, to one haying the eequi- 8, Sayannnh, Dogald ofBce, MAN OF | 075 Third avenue, in the rear, | well ee im th Please call at 36 Henry | PH: WARTS. Did ISTRUCTION. _ errr eens | ere mene Wireeeraa crutch | A Me cei pes te tie inte Saagataee | Skee cum tesa re inetructio: sftwe hours, twice a see tina Tor Se We Wehinson! 4 som of $100, now. The bi ve or Mr. oarveulare, "applies TED A 8 i aN gxPERIENCED i = meh ae Bete < run bi or henry mse. Dax GOVERNESS.—A Lane feo, sft so APY te J.B. “Greenwich sion pity No objections to yuntry. ope German, | me Sota WANTEDBY A RESPECTABLE, SOBRE YOUNG Secomplinhinen references pa vpn shees peer la; ittanon hey Ongenmes vember.’ See ee yy ae pus fer cede Fe IN A PRIVATE second floor. Can be seen for three of four days Ce ANTED —BY A RESPECTABLE, SINGLE YOUNG Sepeigalase etteeee (poet a ones, Phils: man, who a ta oe sad, # situation in LS wie Lb al INSTRUCTION 1 SHIP. i ie iG een ta fiitvoate | PRIVATE INSTROGTION IN PRMaNsaie — ‘i or ag respectable employment, | term "i 0 for 8 eourse of private easons fn wri seer quire for P.O, R., 35 | ting. oe recings hte ia 80 . |i he day and evening, af the low charge of $280 for the Wa aaa PENMAN. 4 GOOD ‘workman can outaln SARONY © MAJOR'R Ii? Fulton street. ‘as Overseer, or would take xceptionable reference as and capsbil ove addressed to C. H. etreet, stating when and where an intervii will meet wil Immediate attention. W tye Frotes SITUATION a WAITE! hie b by a Protestant fore man, wh iifes both in ‘thie a and the old teh atic to go south, as advertiser hi of entil engaged, by opplying Cites! ‘aie paper. ofan tan a '@ satisiact of che asa permanen' Br First aver ue. es guane, ACTIVE por. UT FIF f age at Robt, M. Tocreatec's one price Family St Stoaking Store, 190 Canal street Wircterence A YOUNG MAN, WHO Has Pog see ces, having been in business in this cit} the half, ks the yee irygoods ‘loth with name and place of Bu @ WANTED, MEN AND WOMEN—& GOOD WalTER ber good Waiter, wages from $1i to f st aes tre. Cooks, at $7: each, + Waiter and “Rootel ot Barish Laundvess, Fc sec have first rate olty references, cate a8 106 Epa ‘or7 Carmine street Select ‘Aroucy.” NTED—SITUATIONS FOR ONE AMERICAN rovestaat to do r 78 AND ‘PRIVATE BOARD, SUITABLE S| Ave TaN be had ai 78 BOARD, leeck or atreet. A ISHED ROOM, FOR A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, Without board, to let, at 70 Broadway. Bwress SUIT OF G6OD FURNISHED ROOMS to rent, wiih fall of partial board with private bathe ic. Apply at Mrs. Moduuret ay —— OARDING.—A HANDSO! let, with Lig for ay itn agers Lown, “and only» 0 fore Beads Widow. Broadway Fest-Offce, Yor feur 7 ‘post-paid. Bs, Wanrsy— St & Lap, IN A PRIVATE a0 ‘Terms must be moderate. fo. Address ae. L, P. o. OARD.—& SECOND STORY how ROOM AND <i LURUMIRD oe Te r 5 are Bo er beatdare Lo - bedroom a4 joi i to fall b ‘te weekly, ia aon: gS THES WINTER SEASON N he Fi Caaret oe the. hae oa G. WL cy Box No, 29 sal RD. THE SUBSORIBER BAS TH! Bor ity mat ae ee wap eguemen, the ‘at hie Coffee sain Mage: Kouse’or, part. of « house--goat nos beenseed S180. we 01 ot fs, House, ie office, stating terms location, &e. Boar tached—u paper, for WANTED-FOR GENTLEMAN AND HIS with furnished room or rooms and bed room town preferred. Address W. K. P., ‘fhe oF | of ‘die ree days, A iTS ANTED.— ‘IFTY penile in 8 respectable this city aud, a vicina and mente rejuired men way, Up stairs, BOY, EIGHTERN YEARS OF AG z, WISHES 70 apprentice himself to some respectable rmber rr at 73 West Sevcatee in ule bastmeat, for two dace. | er tres A? YOUNG MAN, OF GOOD QPALIFICATIONS FOR Light "Porter ot Clocks ‘Best of altyy retereuce Fy Communications addressed H. X., Herald office, will meet Prompt sigention. MAN WANTS A SITUATION walt vate family, where he would make him: cit ggeral iy MEN, WANTED, AS pay. No septal Sata Inquire rt or painter useful to J. H., at the t, OF ae and has good olt ayfarea Any letters add street, corner oat the Herald office, will be respeottully attended jor three days. A® amar omen 70UR itu saloon. Th Neat or Hy for two days. A Lapy B s 1G MAN, OF SOBER H HO WRITES A LEGIBLE AND. WISHES nt as ‘ist, or any th ‘the U 'B., a) Kast Broadway, ok A road wa: "at this of 7, WOME joe, and BoszDixc—1wo OR THREB GENTLEMEN CAN ‘be accommodated with good board and well fernishe® Rooms, where the comforts iat bome will be had. a8 reason- able terme, Baths in the house. Apply at 156 East Broad- wey. Syn ary WITH BOARD, wzns ror a famiiy or single gentlomen, may be obtained av 76 Murray street. RIVATE BOARD.—A SINGLE GENTLEMAN CAN BE. acccmmodated with @ furnished room and ry ‘M East Twentieth etreet, betwoon Fourth avenue and ‘Brose way. OUR, eon ay a WANT TO BOARD & private fa ‘at moderate terms, Union Square. references can be givens Aprly * Post Gffice. box 624. Fouee Of Bathe, he, We. ingle Renth Spanish, French or Germans. e ‘modera tt improvements erence tween 1] and A RESPECTABLE YOUNG | WOMAN | WANTS 4 SITU. ation as yy who ie ry good dresmnaks As ection to & public oF priv ate ‘amily: is willing to £0 to the country. Apply at No. 2) Weat Broudway ral RESPECTABLE GIRL. WANTS A SITUATION AS nr Pean Seuven Weoher and Ironer. ‘Tho boat of cafe. fe ete in her lsat Firet and Secom a YOUNG GIRL, OF GOOD, DISPOSITION, AX 1G GIRL, YON, WISHES avenuee. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS ‘ion as plain Cook, Washer, or Irouer, er wi ra) housework in & ara Feepectable il, tity Teference can Please oall centh street. Can be eeen fo (or two days. z i ind >: te attended to. mapreqeanes YouNG GIRL wi zs TO & situation to do a 5 fair % sework of 8 small Can Sein roasired, f from ber Inet pf A best of city refe Vince. Please call at No. RESPECT. LE FOUNG WOMAN WANTS tien as N soar re i ful he oc pret sam er ine "Gia aa hie anner. Can pred ences’ Can beseen at 10 Breacwes oy until engaged, FIRST RATE COOK WHO UNDERSTANDS HER business im all sp Gone wae ened pastes, be astry, ad references will be riven. 1 ‘wants & situatio: N Pr ereet, or Bell's Intelligence offic at Leonard street. Coenen aneiy uy ives, ton Bast Fi ), between fa an J gt gig WANTED—BY AN ACTIVE Bust- who is willing to himeeif useful boon emplozed, ‘sultity. New Yate te many? 7 fulty iT many Yours, Sng oan fully bility. Salary notso much an object as ree- ote adi to J.B. G., Herald RM.— WANTED, A MAN Wit FROM $! ja F 0, wore | oe advertiser, an ex, who und a‘ inn tee Sig of Wall street. addi mie and adrees, Box 1,1 Post O@ee. ING wie BE Sener ises ve at of city re- Borty an pability to perform the nest tu. TION WANTED BY A YOUNG heamaaeetycaaias Coed adit Me Pons t, Brooklyn. | oe Ml. J AND me f TRADE. THR po ‘wis suiers opie =; oy Boston Stereotype Fos vy ap) slo spent ibe 5 AP. ites "Sain jour or ive years experience inthis cay give, the bask ot a AN Chigot Ab & tespectable A titede'W, Herald oes. wi ont Liquere. nv ing = a respectable houre is wore hi lary. ine addrested to Eleventh street, wil! meet with @ m than & inh ax: weld), Qu) Easy much vecopied in af] trentme He will deve dieal or surgion| end an earl long ove Ps TorUha Ma ENTLEMEN, LADIBS, OR linens and musline HOKSES, CARRIAGES, &e. yo R FALE—SIX GOOD WORK. 1OR® the Stable win Be e ader E. Gaylord tnd Hohe verects, Drerkipm, evetine where ve partiqnlars, ehall call to srworks sud make hersslt eocher ry S family. Hon ‘ Are cit) sinensis vetween Tulrny-oetond kad Thing ain Foe ISHED ROOMS.—ONE OR = Saeee- en can be ay og d~ ‘rithowt enh onrders: oonsi juired. Apply at 12° fer aud beth room Breakfast.” ‘if req Crosby street, opposite Niblo’s. ALARGEBACK PARLOR. IN 161 Twelfth street, near Fitth ‘an and his wife, or two single T° Lat AN ELEGANTLY FURNISHED IBD PARLOR, iia "alse, rocme for single’ gentlemen, tn 8 selvate forall Trise Sixth avenue. Hot and cold bathe. ad MISCELLANKOU: Bre Qu: ETSAND our TL AwEne--2E toan unl oe es, — , nes jut Coa ae aad in the vicini ia Double White immenve rise, a jee Aerii, Le ae og, . M. TH Hyacinthe ra ae belts, ae oat oom ay, would cai i. whieh are cerea ‘at prions jolce carat — ‘$45; other sizes equally Kove Lss%5 Water by Soy AND oS wt tea the attention of the pablis 4 bis aplents id ae ps a ei Wat hes, Je aed Biiverwere, caites oliday preee mm abate —y des manufacture, an. Fd ae way FANCY STORE, ® large i — Just resel asoortmen| of Chisese Toys; arent feeitieas eeals on esle in thie cou Bold from 3 conte to ty, me bo * der of eran Fe endless variety, jece. q Ruvver ‘Deu Sead and bee Dolle, at very Prices. ee Le ds hah HAS Syne Lo way, f acoerm: XTURES, SOLAR Lars. Candelabras, of the celebrated finish ; Jeane 6 light Gas Chandelio pecs reeras. C se $. I1CKER AND | Lal ACHINE.— Tm ofer to Benuhoretere the beet Picker —— in this try. ie built from tanenerated: ined “hh Bic at Oldham Works, near be OORS! DOORS! DOORS Beekman street, hae dri te be ym $1 25 to Sis. neh teeall Asers a} Abey Mole cheap. si PRESERVED AND RESTORED, MISS Si Lyon's Magnetic Pews ‘ ‘Pris Daving deem eounter feited by pretended bed-tug and vermin destroyers, he vs ¢ And polsosleve Magnetic Fowd mice, can onl; and of the rp wi WORLD CONVINCED. € werld, oft ¢ repel ; Wi y then the world believes, perforce; ruth leaves it then no other course. Syrup th r warm aud hearty ¢ Syrup of Liverwort Hat sad Conahataqua, Hall, 310 Brom N. ¥ . and by . United 8 M4 snd Uanndae ottles for $3. ATRIMONY MADE RASY OR OW TO Ww! tersor La », ef London, having a ae, Sy hearan tenn be RPPAr red with fine fewcticn ye impeene rere f letters (alex trou tbe P the porlage it paid. sate