The New York Herald Newspaper, October 4, 1853, Page 5

'To the Editor of the New York Werald:— for soliciting an insertion tn yonr yridely-ra statement of fact m of the lunes, and was ® fortnight to bed. Threo weoks later I took which again vettled on my lnngs physician as" bre y Worse, T called who considered’ my Finding myself j modicat,inan, want of broath. rd physician was sun consumption, with tubercles in the n three and four pronounced my di dor treatment betwee months; took cod-liver oil, applied irritation to my chest, had covzh mixtures and blisters, Ke., without obtainiag more than the merest temporary benefit from all that was pro- I felt that my caso was raduaily heeoming co T was emaciatod, and so woak as to be 1 bad a severe cough, which increased down at night and on rising in the morning; sulfered f breath on going up stairs, or the was of a zreenish-yellow firmed and desperate. sanrcely able to walk. ly from shortness o| btext exertion. Wh and sometime or, and 1 had eons ntly & painful sense of chest. Under these cire “and ‘unpromising, and I felt that, un l, I must soon bid adieu to all cherished t. of April, by the advice of Dr. gentleman’ rosi stances the fw unter, an Eng jet of Columbia, wis derstand, is now sta} ing for a few ‘ag induced to try the effects o! ing manner:—Modicinos ment so conatructod th: pasted first through a he medicine in the form of inhaled in small ro daily filled with medicated air for that purp six times daily, remaining from five to The effect’ was truly mmencement I felt sensible of benefit my chost was soothed, the expectoration be: game frev and easy, the oppression and shortnoss « went off, my appetite anc ip two months, Medicine by the stomach, T wa: to Now York and resuine m er.) and am now, at the end wf six m of excellent health, y my present good health life itself, I could not ro Public, in'the hope that » kav ere placed in a glass gonvoying tho pi yeom J went five ten minutes at each time. granted, business, (that o! th, in the enjoy- Believing that I owe to inhalation but, in all probability, in’ from_bringis de of these facts may prove handsomest section that has ever been ot Long Island, and the professional man, the merchant, rvan IN LE. HOWARD, 23 Varick street. JU New York, Oct. 2, 18 busy of for'® safe and profitahl ‘This sale will commence at IL o’clock cach day. Sta; be in readiness at the Fulton ferr street and Peck slip ferri ‘pes made only Prvcess patented, types, Large Size, for 50 ‘These are colored and in a hive morocey ease, ne size of any in the Some people are astonished, and think it i ‘and fifty cents for tie ease. ye for a case and all, including he city of Now Xork. ave mon to ANSON’S, 589 Broadway, op- tiekots, with maps, and every information may application to A.'H. NICULAY, 40 Wail stroot, te This is not so; Mond: (Tues containes erreotypes in Oll, by Mr. ner of Broadway and ry combines the detail the first miniature FPTEN, on the vpp street. ‘This beautiful discove jaguerrestype with the finish 0 Plumbe’s National Gallery, on the upper corner of Broadway and Murray .strovt. " establishment continues to serve its patronsiu the same satis- Fy manner that it has done for many years, Manufactured and Sold KAFFERTY & LEASK thiv tall cannot bo mrpassed in Je or durability, and are sold Ai and get one of those inimitab 66 inserted in, it wi ro. N et, opposite Chambers, and corner of Pe and Chatham strotts. Sitlks.—The most Splendid Stock of Silks Ser offsred in New York ma, LEADBEATER’S, 17 Broadway, corner of Leonard strest. other atyle of ceasonable dry goods, id gloves at fifty cents, ‘This well known lors,each conver created a aplen tion, which throws a fascination Hats as are Hats, finial corti prices, Ci have your likene up-town mansion, than roch estab ial a Tearn the ters of instruction have also every and are celling the vect quality ‘Trt ! Trimmings! Ribbons! Rib- deusi—K.G. MCKENZIE, 27! iludson stroct, has on hand, ‘and fs offering at prices extremely lo of the above goods, to which Undershirts and Drawers.._™.A Large As- gortment of every De constantly ready at [RA , wholesale and retail. Goods sont to any part of the ‘endid assortmond where Hill Shirts that Fit Infallibly.—The Method of moasuring adopted at GREEN'S, & with mathematical certain’ and the needlework are unequalled, aud at the very hour ‘when o set of shirts is promise: Children’s Beaver Hats and Ladies’ Bon- riber respectfully informs red to exhibit his 1 Astor House, secures ‘The quality of the material they are sent home, Rots, fall xtyles.—The su’ Tadies of the city that hi les of children’s fancy ha [AM BANTA, corner of Canal and Wooster. Pars! Furst! Furs!!!-The Public are re- ally informed that the grand exhibition of ladies’ and n’s fancy furs takes place this day at GENIN’S Ba, Baar, 513 Broadway. New Style of Overcoats for 1853~54, Fash- vestings und cassimeres. Be served well and cheap. G Buyers of tine olothin, ORGE P. FOX, 333 Broi ‘ohibite over charges, and insists upon money per and time, by simp]; their wants attended to correctly, without disappoint x his customers words by experimen Rings, Bracelets, Arr, Importer. can be had Diamonds, @recees, varriugs, breastpins, at Gifts and Presents for all The Directors of the Association for the Ex- hibition of the Industry of all Nativay vive notiea that the exhibition is now open be the public in at! its bri ‘Some changes and additions will berewfter, from thas to rimenta of’ raw produce, 1 fine arts, the exhibi time, be made, but in ite great de | manufactur artiolas, machinery, ow pronounsed complet tora, in making this annoancement, take ple at, in all its branches, itis by far the m at 'has ever been mad compare favorably with aay atry, and they bel ever mnie | | The dispiny of foreign art, and the producta of tho skill of the Old World, js altocether superior te anything over before | collected in thistountry, while the inventive ingenuity, the Y hanioal ekil and the indostrial anergy of our own people Vinen, made wo apparent, and the talent of over 6,000 exhibitors bave ray of (he must beautiful and useful products and the Directors now earnostly invite 9 to embrace the present oppurtunity to ¢ ko of whi examine and to study & eollection, joh never has been, and, in all ity, will hot in many years again bo offered to bheir o! jon. ‘The exhibition will oloss in the month of December next, DIRKCTORS, Mortimer Livingston, Philp Burrowon, Alfred Po Johnston Livingston August Belmont, Charles W. Foster, Alex. Hamilton, Jr. Thoodege Sedcwick. Goo. L, Schuyler Win. W. Stoi Elbert J. Anderson, William Whetton, Henry R. Dunhan Johu Dunham, W. C. Hl. Waddell. William Kent. Watte Sherman, ess amie. y i, ope ¥ Samuel Nicholson. . J. Roasovel THEODORE SEDG WICK, Cuas, B, Axpenson, Tronsurer. Lavan C. Stuart, Acting Secretary. Office of the General Saperintendent, Crys- tal Pal: jew York, Sept. 19, 1533, ‘Notice is hereby given that no moro applications to exhi- bit in this building, whother foreign or domostic, can be J. M. BATCHELDER, Secretary of the Superintendente, Important Sale this Day.—The Attention of ide our readers is directed to an advertisement in another column ofa sale, on the ground, of 600 choice and valaable buildin, lote and villa sites, in the village of Newtown, adjoining Wes! Flushing, known a4 the Randal farm, on the line of tie Wil- Hamsburg and Flushing Railroad. This property is by far the fered for sale on r mo- chanio, who is seeking for a desirable suburban residenc Possestipg all the advantages of an old established town, nd Scena to the city, will ind in this sale an opportunity Investment seldom to bg net with, i, Brooklyn, and at Grand , Williamsburg, throughout the day, to convey ancl persons'as desire to inspect the property Yi 8 view to purchasing, to and from the grounds. | Froo obtained on J. HOOLE, 208 Broadway, corner Fulton st, J. W. TAYLOR, 243 and $45 Centro street, Notice—Tee Auction Sale Advertised 1 Herald for Wednesday, will take place this F morning at 10 o'clock, of ‘all the elogant furniture in house in Eighth avenue near Fourteenth street. R ESTOOTT, Auctioneer. Cireular to Ladies.—O. B. Goldsmith ts aware that, in urging upon the ladies of New York and its vicinity thé advantages of a graceful, symmetrical, and deli cate hand, he can only echo the general opinion which the refinement and guod taste of the sex have already prompted, He claims, however, that in organizing a superb drawing room academy, consisting of a series of tive elogautly furnished pal ble on the instant into a private study, he hi d novelty in this leading branch of ‘eduon- nd the art of writing, ing process a pleasure rather than & special attention to the heauty and high he teaches, and 6 rapidity, care, d Jundet his instruction, ay, corner of Franklin street, are ndoirs and reception rooms of an s ¢ ordinary school rooms; and may, without egotism, be pronounced the most sumptuous and erche apartzioute ever opened for private pupils in this or any other country. Taadies are invited to call and aeo the lishment, inspect the specimens of penmanship, and OLIVER B, GOLDSMITH. and renders the perfec toil. He in of th ty with whieh they are a His rooms, No. 362 Broa: furnished more like the Attention to Bristow’s Superior Writing.— Pont lose the present opportunity of leurning to write a good hand, in twelve lessons,trve, easy, and elegant, not surpassed, of the greatest peninan of the age. Call, ladies and gentl mon, on Mr.B., at his handsome parlors, 203 Broadway, li fargo Buildings, rooms 16 and 17, and see #pecimens, Hill’s Hair Cutting, Carling, Shampooing, and shaving room, 43 Nassau, adjoining Liberty strot, # lustdntancous hair dye ie ‘sold or applied. Also, for sale, Hill’s celebrated infallible ouguent for the air. A Slave State.-A Teacher in Virginia, fiving lessons in geography, asked a boy what State ho lived in. ‘The urchin lit the fact when he drawled vut, a state of sin and misery. If he was afflicted with piles, cuts, corns, , chapped hands, frosted feet, he could d by procuring a box of Ru Sold by CHAS. IL. R. of Broadway ‘and John srr Dr. Morse’s Invigorating Elixir or Cor- inl.—Among all the herbs applied in medical'practice, that Which forms the main ingredient in this preparation stands reme. It is nature’s catholocon. Hnd the travels of Dr. Morse, which have added so much to science in its various branches, resulted in the discovery of this herb alone, he would still have been the great benefactor of the age, Mineral Femedies are utterly superceded by this purely vegetable 4po- evfic. Are you weak, dyspeptic, nervous, subject to sudden flushes, convulsed with neuralgia or tic doloreux, irregular in any physical functions, enervated in any organ, subject to aemodic pains of any kind? Here is your remedy. Is , your memory clouded ; does your head fail you in Aro you deprossed in spirits, debilitated, worn out, and utterly "out of heart!” Here is your renovator. Here isa stimulant more effective than aleohol ; permanent in its effects, and harmless to the system as filtered water. ‘Think of these things, you that are sick and suffering, aud test our The cordial is put up, flighly concen: trated, in pint hottles. Price, $3 per bottle; ‘two for $5, and 12. C. H. RING, proprictor, 192 Broadway. Sold by reiste ‘throughout the United States, Canada, and the indies, the extensive fancy bazanr of I. G. ROGERS, No. 449 the city should not fail calling eautiful fancy articles, where Prices are distinctly marked on overy article. Seeond-Hand Pianos.—An meee As. Qerement, at great barcai to are to Found at tho'wsreroome of THOKACE WATERS, No. SS Beeadway, the grost piano and music establishment, Melodeons.—S. D. & H. W. Smith’s Cele- melodoons aro tuned in the equal temperament, The ny is a8 good in the remote keys as {t is in the oommon. ‘and are unqnestions- RACE WATERS, 333 Broadway, sole agent. ‘Whe Best Pianos in the World.—T. Gilbert iron frames and circular seales, are a y defy competition in ton A large assortment at HORACE WA- y, the sole agent. .—Guardian Spirits. Words ma tice Sea rrienase Baker, very venta WATERS, 833 Broadway. if, by the same suthor and melodeons so tune onde; music b; od, next @ new son; Give mo » Kiss. ofthe Day.—“ Little Katty, song from the first day rorite. 4,000 copies been by RACE WATERS, 833 Broadway. —J. M. Gillespie, gen m pared his al variety sothay “deusgete, ‘Tuga, mata, window shades ‘where greater induoementate motto is quick sales and small |. B.—On eamapover, entitled The Great Sf pebiicetion bas been n general as been n xen: Ta four weeks. Punished ©heap Carpeting. druggete, aco in the aie te ‘Tremendous Bargains in Carpets AT HIRAM ANDERSON’S! Tm rt Lal Axminster, Turkey, Persia! Volvot, Mosaic an ‘Three-ply and ingrain carpets! ease re and table-cover' Ge 0 nd Floor oileloths, 1 to 8 yardr .—Peterson & Humphrey, 379 ever in this country,) medallion v ‘usually found in carpet U i fictotha’ ia gree vas 10 on the most berai flcloths, in great variety, for wh the Price of has been much reauoe. the qual A manufactory ot perfection, and fille. rdduee sewin, .nachines nd even our own former d examine them and theit work, and form I. M. SINGER & CO., 823 Your own judgment. irocers, Bakers, Confection= USH & GALE, wholesale druggists, 196 nantities to suit pur- nossing ¢! no every day at , offer for sale in stock of drugs, medi ostuffs, paints, oils; grocers’, bakers’, confectioners’ articles, at tho lows wit prices. * Liquid Hair Dye is the Best ever dmvonted. Equally celebrated is Goursud’s medicated soap, dy.’ Liquid rouge, hair restorative, at No. 67 Walker @tere from Broadway, Hair Dye and W! ‘Batchelor’s Manufae- t 108 is d to No, 283 Broadway, Sery for these articles is removed to No. 233 Broadway, locket, with a dequerreotype, private rooms | warded by returning it to t Beld Heads will soon Disappear by ‘This wonderful preparation has failed. Try it. rywhere. Prinoipsl de Toon No, 439 Broadway. The Men of Science, the Em: all the world of boauty and fashion, admit that CRIS- RO'S exoelsior hair dye stands alono in tl color it produces oe uso of Barker's CU ferry, going thro: gepeee it te grow, he purity and ia the ely applied on the preml- rapidity of {ts operation. It is or, No.6 Aster House, and wholosaled aud retailed. derstand their business, goat wag Loxurlant Whiskers and Musteches can be |W!!! be given. Apply to Tk nead in six weeks, b ohemice! mystery will n no stain on the flesh, 0 of the cowatry. ya stain or injure per bottle, weut’to 8 Aun’ stre membeoya, are requested to ing, which will be held at. C Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Wi d veing of tho legs, elasti belts and enpporters, clubf inatrainonts, witl Ann atreet, near Broadway, Rheumatism, Pains, Aches, Swollings, Old te, &o., aro immediately cured 1 Venetian Liniment. United States, or ‘BH and 60 conte. Ings for enlarged sie alec an geortment of childvens’ © Arrangements for our ball. Now or never ia the time to make re, outs, brui Dr, TOBIAS We; ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. SEE THIRD, SIXTH AND SETENTH PAGES. Bz IS REFERRED TO THE BROADWAY POST Office. J. HAS REPLIED TO THOSE CORRESPONDENTS je Whose addresses she deems entitled to consideration, ‘They will find answers as designated by them. ANNY IS INFORMED THAT “BARKIS IS WILL in, Nothing can be more beautiful, he thinks, than Uiose magnificent living giraffes at. Barnum’s Museum, NFORMATION WANTED—OF THOMAS MORROW, who landed in Qaebee in the year 1848. He will find a friend in Brooklyn, No. 46634 Atlantic street, NFORMATION WANTED—OF W. F. BRINK, SUP- ned to be in this city or Philadelphia.” Also, of Thomas ackey, of Palmetta regiment, South Carolina Volunteers, Please address R. W. Mott, 69 Fulton street, third floor, F MR. RICHARD BEAMISH WILL PLEASE SEND HIS address, stating at what hour he can be seen, to G. T, Kel- ley, at the American Exchange Bank, he will confer a favor, and receive information concerni ng friend. R. WILLIAM BUTLER, FORMERLY OF KILKENNY county, Ireland, who came to this country about twenty ears ago; likewise James Bannon, and Lawrence Baan ‘om tho same county, who camé to this country abou eight years are requested to call of the French Consul- Goneral, in New York, or to write to his office, where they will hear of something to their advantage. ERCHANT’S BOX WAS RECEIVED FROM THE sxprets, aad not knowing bis addres, tho answer was di- rected to the Broadway Post Office. EV. HENRY MAXWELL WILL PLEASE CALL AT ZI Hudson street, whet will receive a letter from his brother Alexander, in Ireland, EMARK—IF MR. O'B. WOULD LIKE TO SEE OR correspond with an old friend, (Me. 8. of this State) lease publish address in the New York Herald of Friday jetoher 10th, 1853, as follows :—Trust may be addressed at —, and a note will be sent to any address given for Trust. I oor! SEE THE “GROUP” ON THURS- 00! 0 W. ©. R day, at 5 o’e OURS HAS BREN RECEIVED, AND ANSWERE twice to St i Nicholas. You may inquire, directed Iam waiting. CRYSTAL PALACE. __ GQUPERINTEN DENTS’ OFFICE, CRYSTAL PALACR, ‘The public are respectfully informed that the Crystal Pa: Ince is now open every day, Sundays excepted, between the hours of 10 o'dluck A.M. and 10 o'clock P.M. until further notice, bane Admission. oe Ow Children under t1 yer om geen, tickets (for each calendar 280 Season tickets... ... sees o. 10 00 Admission on Saturday, os Visitors are particularly requerte: wolves with change to prevent delay at the entrance. ‘ Tickets may be purchased at the entrance to the Crystal Palace, or at the music store of Wm. Hall & Son, No. 26 Broadway, corner of Park eS 5 also at Jollio’s store, No. 300 Broadway. JOUN M, BATCHELD: Seoretary of the Superintend _THE LECTURE SEASON. ECTURE—SPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS.—LADIES and a citizens and strangers, desirous of wit- ¢ phenomenon of ti ph ilosophy, ean do 3 Broadway. Circles are formed by spiritual iL 6, and from 7 Ul 10 P.M. Adwmisston, (CAME, TO,THE PREMISES, 64 EAST FOURTEENTH street, the 30th September, amare. The owner cau have her by proving property and paying charges. Lost BAIR BRACELET, WiTH CAMEO marked E. W. H. to M.S. H. ‘The finder will ally rewarded by leaving it atl62 South street, OST—BETWEEN 120 FRANKLIN STREET AND THE City Hall, on Monday morning, about 4 o'clock, © gold ‘The finder will be liberally re- at 129 Franklin street. Lo SILVER MATCH BOX, ON THURSDAY evening, Sept. 29, coming from Brooklyn by the Fulton agh Pulton etroct to Brondway, thenee by stage up to the Hippodrome, The finder will pe liberally re- warded by returning it to the store 47 Williaz street, CLASP, bo Liber: WO GOOD SILK UAT FINISHERS WANTED; ALSO a good curler, at Evans’, No, 149 Sixth avowno (0 DYERS AND FINISHERS.-WANTED, A FIRST rato fancy dyer, also, agood finivhor. To those who un: and permanent situations Siedentopt, 204 West Nino teenth atroet, ab 8 o'clock, A, M. ‘AITERS’ PROTECTIVE UN of this society, and all the ON.—THE MEMBERS © desirous of becoming ttend our next important movt and Street Hall, on Thursday night, the 6th inst,, for the purposo,of enrolling now tnoim bors, collecting arrears of dues, nnd to make arrangements for dur first annual bell, One member out of each hotel is Feqnested to take tho names of those heooming membors, and the duos. ‘These will afterwards form the committee of astand, By order of the Committeo, 00D ENGRAVING—WANTED—TWO OR THREE good ongravers for gonoral work. Stoady respectahlo men Bay fi ‘& permanency of employment, 4 vacanoy for & respectable youth with a taste for. drawing, as pupil, "Ape pli © H. JEWITT, 142 Atiantio stroee, 2 a ce Na om AR SALES AT AUCTION, » AUCTION BER.— __.. SALES AT AUCTION. UCTION NOTICE—W. . JON By virtue of w ehattel morteage 1 will expubo rt ENRY HW. LEED: R.—BY Hf. 1. DEP! LYURAL FAIR. THE ‘of the Northampton County Agric ee » Gib and 7th days of Outober, 8? ANNUAL FAIR et, three superior family hi old, raised in Vern from ail vices, uved by a contloman in this mting machine, one merticing mi bands high, six yeu rindstowe and pat, fast travelle Chine, one saw table, one wash mach frame, together with shafting, pullies aud helling, benches, with small tools, now on the premises; oud lumber mo top Wagon, two wets harnes: ENRY BISHOP, Ati’y for Mortzage UCTION NOTICE.—R 6 may be prosent. ai u » vitizens conerall ranted sound; 0, & Very fast Morgan por 434 hands high, has no te: will he made to ron id driver, pever known to 8, Warranted « jab driver, eight years old ay, aud under the saddle, is kind f ‘al udidress will be delivered by Professor om, on Thursday morning at 10 takes place on Frida: closing address, by Rev. J. Sehindel, M.; previous to which the prominus Pomp’s cornet band will bo prasent during By order of the Executive Comuittes GEO. W. STEIN, Secretary. or single larn noble bay horse, very et, used two years before » in all haruces, aud warranted'to be sound, USSELL W. WESTCOTT, AUCTIONEER.—BLEGANT rosewood and mahogany household fui STCOTT will sell this, Tucada; all the elegant parlor, chambe asses, velvet carpets, pianvt Eighth avenue, six doors from Fourteonth street. lasses, slabs and brackets, righ gant suit of rosewood parlor fur- elaborately carved rosewood etegere, oval glass doors and back, rosewood marble to} music cabinets, French secretarivs, urm chairs iv broeatelle » rosewood and mahogany Exyptiau top centre and pier tables, Froneb sofas, tete-a-tetos. elogant tapestry carpets, richly decurated parian and porcelain man fruit bashots, compotees, tote ‘Trail Green, M.D. ‘The ploughing mate! k, at the store 13 Sprace wetment of household beds, sheets, bair mattre try and Brussels carpets, 0 assortment of kitchen furniture, randy, 6 and rum in casks and bottles, with 50,000 choice Ha' basement furniture, pior 4&e., contained ia how MERICAN BIBLE U ‘oeeurs this woe Gand 7, in the First Baptist Chur Elizabeth streets. Ab officers, &e., will take place at 9 o’clook, and public exoreises commence With the anaual report and address of the Presi dent, Dr, Cone, at 10 o'clock on Thursday morning... ‘Two elegant French lace curtaina and shades, FANCY GOODS, 00D & CONKLIN will their store 138 Fulton strest, and goncral assortment of household osewood, inahogan, UCTION NOTICE.—FURNITt bell on Wednesday, October 5, NEW STEAM ROCK DRILLING MACHINE, BUILT n the principles that havo received the tirwt engineers in the country, can bs daily, at the machine shop of A. Bartholf, No. 33 Gold streot, The inventor will be prasent, to give expla tions, each day, between Ll and I o'clock. ted i ations are particularly invited to call and furnfture. consisting of parlo d black walnut, ‘© hair cloth; sofas, chafrs, marble to ‘Also, a variety of bedroom furniture, bed: ‘A large collection of the approval of ¢ seen in operation Warhstands, inattroases, ko. 78; also, an iuvoice of gilt frame mirrors, Tho whole Id’ without reserve to pay advance collection of landsoape and historical a8, Worthy of special attention; also an elegant rose- wood seven octave pianoforte, of exquisite tone and finish, Hall—Rosewood hat stand, gothic chairs, Chamber furniture—Mahogany, rosewood, and euperior horse hair mattre “4, and pillows id washstands, wardrobe fas, sofa-bedatend: nd cottage chairs, "All persons inten stool and cover. UCTION NOTICE.—THOMAS BELL, AUCTION Large sale, this day at 1034 0 —ANTONIO ©. MARTINEZ, music, and teacher of the dence 106 Fourth UTERPIAN SOCIETY, SSTH SEASO: are informed that the méetin; on Tuesday eveni 444 B: PROFESSOR otorte and singing. Roai- enue, near well walnut 'bedstea By W. 8. Ingraham in the-salesroom, No. 10 N of household furniture of all d beautiful invoice of rich man ;rich China paintings; engraving dry goods, &e. Al ip of war, in glass case; two cases specimens of beautiful birds, jowelry, we. UCTION NOTICE.—R. W. FROST, AUCTIO! ‘Store No. 13 Spruce strest, res he will attend to the sales of house! of families on reasonable terms. any amount when desired. Thomas MoFlrath, Esq. James U. Parker,’ Esq ., 62 Clit ntroct. Smith, 119 Fulton street. TUTTLE, AUCTIONEER.—GENTI furnitare of a family giving up ho: ©. Tuttle will sell on Tuosday, at 10) Wreet, (near Tillary,) Brooklyn, all the furniture contained therein, consisting of mahogan; airs, sideboard, Brussels an ; centre table, oilelotl » bods, bedding, mattresses, tog itchen furaiture, with rich ehina tol and ingrain carpets, mahogany, walnut, mahogany sofa apd centre tables, paintings, engravings, co. Basement furné#are—Dininy carpets, bureaus, walnut an .—MEMBERS zi ‘al and gilt mirrors, iuter commenoe splendid mode! nd breakfast tables, bool ottage chairs, clocks, elegant china tea sets, balance utlery, silver ware urna, tea hotles, cukv baskets, castors, spoons, forks, dc., glassware, crockery, de, with the kitchen furniture, with which the sale will cominence, whi will be peromptory, without regard to weather. ‘Cavh deposit required of every pur- AIR OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE, A? arden, will be opon for the receipt of londay, 3d, Tuosda, |d will be'opened to v By order of the Board of Managers, ADONIRAM CHANDL! EW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY.—THE REGULAR monthly meeting of this society will be hold fn the Uni- E jeetfully gives notice that old furniture at the r Cash advances to 4th, iters on tho 6th of Or ber, tober, at 9A. M on the morning of sal obi of Nassau Bank, SEGARS, WINE, SALT, Bro, AT AUCTION.—THIS 3 4 green teas, rive, Messrs. Hudson & FIELD, Reoording Secretar; U. A.—ATTENTION!—AN ORATION WILL BE DE- a R illiam 8. Balch at the Broa: October 5, on t! lot of segurs, candle’ t purchasers. GTON A. CARTER, Auctioneer. , STORE 185 This di EEL HOUSE acco, de.,'in lots keeping. —A. e ‘ERENCE BOYLE, AUCTIONEER, t—groceries and lig o'clock, at 301 Firat av stock of groceries and li the fixtures, one horse, Wagon, and harness, way Tabernac! ble presentation to rocking and parlor 1 hii ¢ dressing burvaus, Bible will be presented by the received by Chancellor S. H. sii rain said store; together with all with basement and which the vale WANT For Six Cotumss or Wanrs NY PERSON HAVING a healthy female ebild to gi opportunity to the ago must be the advertiser bas ample means, but ao No. 6 Crosby street. RESPECTAL Sum Pace. Apna LOOKING AND ay, has am exeelle: two 8 children, Apply A Station w y ; lived five years, fifth door from Fourth “ty “4 © g, Were she bas “ey third street, CRSA SITUA- wages, and hag + EA Seventeenth street. between Sixth and Seven A. RESPECTABLE, GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS chambermaid and waiter, and to assist in dine washing and ironing, in respectable family. Please call for two daysfat 216 Seventh avenue. She cau dive the best of sity re- RESPECTABLE PROTBSTANT GIRL WANTS A tion ad chambermaid, or to do the caneral small respectable family. Can be seem at Ni First avenue, between Seventh and Eighth strects, for YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS CHAM. bermaid, and would assist in the washing and ironing; The beet city reference from her last place. au we sesn (oe two days at 47 Maiden-lane, up stairs, oF at 29 Union street, South Brooklyn, = ementinement RESPECTABLE YOU ation as cook and he piv nue Und Jobnsen street, Brouklyn, where she ean’ be soen for two days. A RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A. SITUATION.—I8 a first rate cook,and willing to assist ia washing and iro eifrequired. Good city referen.« given, "ioase eal w S Twoltth street, near Third avonue, for two days. RESPECTABLE SCOTCH GIRI, WISHUS A SITUA- tion to attend a store, Good reference given. Apply ab son wtreet. ou SITUATION WANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE Yopug woman, as chambermaid and laundress in a re- ipeceaufe private fainlly. Sho is Tully eapaile, aud ean give wo e 4 will be commenced from the Rev. Mr. Hermance. eat 734 o'clock. rocured at the door on the evening of the mtleman and lady, quested to wear re lows, Seeretary. JO! ‘atalegues on the mornin, posit will be required from the goods must be removed tho wame day, LBERT H. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER. Great peremptory continuation sale of the balance of VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS A. in the village o} INSTRUCTION. , OOKKEEPING, PENMANSHIP, AND A men about entering upon inercantile pursuits may hes, thoroughly and agreeably, at ITH'S, 362 Broudway. purchasers, and quire the above branal OLIVER B. GOLDS. OOKKEEPING, ARITHMETI jonable terms, 'b udentis separately dies, while the knowledge imparted to hin ig readily available in practice. Open day'aud evening. RAWING.—A LADY, WHO HAS A FEW HOURS AT her dispoval, and who has been a pupil of eminent a1 tiste, wishes to give instruction in landscape and figure draw- poth in crayon and pencil. ‘Terms for private lessons or clasges at her own residence may be obtained by addressing G. H., box 3,242 Post Otlice, UAGE. —MONSIEUR ET DUBOS, both graduates at the University of Paris, have Ladies’ classes in the afternoon; i Private classes MASON, Chairman. wD COTTAGE SITES, THOROUGHLY a d, and rapidly HE BIBLE MEETINGS IN DR. CONE’S CHURCH, y and Friday, will be add ler, Teasdale, Lillie, and A Hen, Duncan, Judd, Jones, Fl ry from ‘Central Amo- nd Chandler, Missionary from Siam, BER MERCHANTS.—FOUND ADRIFT, ON THB i Island Sound, noar Crane Neck Point, imber, measuring from forty to sixty feet in length, and squaring from sixteen to twenty inches. For further information, inquire of John W. Smith or of Subscribers, at Sotauke STEPHEN HOUCH, five and s half miles from New York, and on the York and Flushing Railroad, now being o structed. ALBERT H. NICOLAY will sell on Tuesday nesday, October 11 and 12, 1863,¥.at 11 o'clock A. ground, the balance of 300 valuable and choice ‘building 8. ‘his village is handsomely situated on the line of the Wil- liameburg and Flushing stage route plank roa York, and one mile from t! ass the property ever; lushing Railroad, to be completed by the Ist of January, runs direetly through it, and which will thus be brought within twenty or twenty-five rains. aro expectod to run hourly t a very low rate of commutation. it Flushing will be casior of access thai the upper part of New York. valuable improvement &o,, aro in progress in thi hich must increase the value of this 0 2),per cent, ‘The,location is healthy and elevated, ‘The streets and wide, are now opened, and graded in the of the present owner ago a handsome park of fi and romantic lake of pure spring water. ‘AGES FOR RESIDENC K OPPORTUNITY FOR Lot HAS, DYKES, Te-opened their classes. entlemen’s classes in the evening. atin and Greok; also in music and drawing. Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel. RENCH LANGUAGE.—PROF. D, LAGROIX 18 NOW organizing his private classes. While a thorough and #ystematical course is pursued, the knowledge imparted is made practically useful to the student. Apply at the rooms, 29 Broadway, morning and evening. R. BRANCKER BEGS TO INFORM THE GENTRY OF that he gives instructions 4 their patronage, as its depot on the property, REWARD.—THE ABOVE RBWARD WILL the undersigned for the discovery, of Lovy, merchant, o dearding hous for the purpo: such as new docks, plank ‘Terms $4 per mouth. mediate vicinity, the com: , New Yor! proceeding to Philadelph! was about five fect nine inchor dark eyes, wearing » bl coates; dressed in black cloth dross ooat, white v cassimere pants; wearing a heavy gold b pet bag, with name on the ‘ive hundred dollare ve, or two hundred and commands a fine hich are from 60 to 100 ‘New York and its vicini onthe pianoforte, and respect! For terms apply at Mrs. Kidder’s, No. 6 Beach street, R. CHARLES WELS, PROFESSOR OF THE PIANO forte and thorough ‘bass, has returned to this city in his musical instruction. . Marx, Louisiana. tored td his friends ali dollars for the discovery of the body, if dea tion will be thankfully alee iN 15 William street, Now York. D.—LOST, ON SATURDAY, THE 20TH odie dog; has heen clipped , ellow on both. @ above reward aud tho thanks of the owner th street, or to 209 Wooster ‘scores, cuclosing a natural order to resume forme his friends and tho tions at his residence, 107 R. 8. LEHMANN BEGS TO INFORM [IS FREINDS has resumed his instruction in ish languages, and in commer: lars, inquire at 055 Heuston He, therefore, in- ublic that he will receive applici rince street, corner of Grocue. AND OFFERING THE SARL SAFE AND Ne | IN $25 Bias and the public that ial correspondence. street, corner of Crosby. EW METHOD OF EXERCISES IN VOCAL MUSIC.— Signor G. TORRENTO, Maestro El Canto, Royal Conservatory of Naples,) for many years established in London, and now # resident o honor to aunouncs that he is about to the education and developement of t Tho work will be ontitled Vooal Exercises,” aud will in » volume of tions requisite for ‘The title is unquostionable, printed abstract will bo furnished Free tickets for comveyance to the ground on day of sale, lay of sale, with maps and other information, can bo had of the auetioneer, No. 40 LLIOTT, No.45 Nassau street, ‘o. 3 Nassau street, ontioned day of sale, the sale et) by returning him to 90 Thirty- D—FOR THE RETURN OF THE $100 or $110 in bank irawn by Cleveland & Co. (payment ft on the seat on leaving car No. 14 ‘Avenue Railroad, at the corner of Varick and Canal ing, between half-past six and ER, furniture manufacturer, or J. C. SANDE Should it rain on the ab ike place till the next fair day, at this city, has the ublish his system for he voice in the Itulian dof Progressive embrace soventy-four exercises, accompanied by rules and observa tudy and comprehension of th Each exercise will have ite appropriate explanation i Subscription four dol streets, on Saturday evenii ven o'elock. C, A, SCHIN 169 Canal street, REWARD.—STOLEN, FROM NEWARK, N. J., bay hi fifteen hands high, two white ron the left fore leg, = soar on his cut; also, @ wagon, three asprin, hove reward will be @ Aschonback, 17 West street, LBBRT H. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER.—GREAT PER- le at auction of valuable Newtown lots.—Al- Wednesday, and Thurs- wi fhe 8 beautiful buildin A. M. eacl lote and villa sites known as the Randall farm, and adjoining of the West Flushin, 8 bay Hind fect, long ‘the English and Spanis! aid on receipt o! first’ page will contain the names tion paper is left at Godone’s mu bscribers. A ‘subscrip , 773 Broadway. ‘ork, forming the handsom- est section ever offered for sale on Long Island. e9 it is unequalled, being situ REWARD.—STRAYED, ON SATURDAY AFTER- from No. 92 West Twenty-sixth street ‘ewfoundland dog, answers to the name of ). jd to any person returning him to iden Lane, with A. Journeay & Co.; or to DRY GOODS. Sn nena ene ae ORT nanan anna Oe ake MANTILLAS FOR TUE FALL AND MOLYNEUX BELL, 6 ing an extensive front on the in the immediate neighborhood of school locality is unsurpaat healthfulness, com- reward will be. Wilder, No. 14 92 West Twenty-sixth THE MILITARY. RANA RMORY, LA FAYETTE HALL, he regular monthly meeting of the res, markets, £0. uty, and proverbial for it an extensive view of the surroundin, churches, for natural beat treet, New York, tal hat ho has compl h is by tar the the exclusive sale of is maznificent 6 elegant that has ever been erect tich embroidered and ns VELVET CLOAKS. It will be thrown 0j splendid stock of Parisi a expressly manufactured for the ooasion, and suitable for ti Present Season. Ladies appreciating elegance ef toil: make an early call. a riety of fruit and orna Railroad, now in process of construction, Ist of December, it run on this rv 10 P. M. Ke and under contra will pass throu every hour of tl mutation of not more than $30 por Council of the oft day, September 1: the railread com; the ferries. The perty every half hour duri access as the u nues, which wi to be completed ar October 3, | 1853. corps will be held at October 5, with w dl il at which the attendance of ever; ht o'clock, P. M. articularly required, as bi member of the corps is the utmost importance will be broughe up for W. J. MOORHES annum. The Co onthe evening of h, passed resolutions ny to bring the cars thro jewtown stages also pi the day, rendering it as easy of the city, The strocts and av 60 to 100 feet wide, will be open and graded in the best manner, at the ex)ense of the presei owners, who feel warranted in saying that thi the purpose of suburban rosidences, be met with in no other direction. will take place on the ground, that ite mined in order to be a and the auctioncer’s per cent on the 4th of Novemb on bond and mo for three oF five ¥ westionable, a printed abstract of whiel to every purchaser. in every title deed, will protect the erection of buildings of an objectionable character. and accurate information, J. Hoole & Co., 208 jand ‘as Centre let, will not forget to L, 53 Canal st, CLOAKS AND MANTILLAS, AT THE PARIS Ww ly ‘at this establishment, in rich Lyons and satin mantillas aud cloaks, of the very n_designa, all imported and manufactured ox for first class city retail sis respectfully invited. GEO. BULPIN, 361 Broadway. OREIGN SHAWLS.—THE SUBSCRIBER INVITES and all connoisseurs of really fine just imported for the fall beautiful, and rar. ia camel’s hair, Per ‘OTICE.—BININGER GUARD.—THE MEMBERS OF ove corps are roquested to meet at their armory sy evening, at a quarter before seven, for the visiting Frankenstein Members va a the season is now read, panorama of 'Niagal wear in fatigne dress. HARRIS, Captai * je sale of this property The inspection POLITICAL. EMOCRATIC YOUNG MEN’S NATIONAL CLUB.— Pursuant to adjournment, this club will meet on Tues- pase 7 o’clock, at_ Stuyvesant at ‘HER, Chairman. preciated, Terms of sale, I es at the time and plac 1853; balanco can remain the attention of ladi shawls to a superb ey, evening October 4, at halt institute, Broadway, opposite i 6. BOER! J. 1, Arravr, W. C. Giover. NETEENTH WARD DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION, of the above Association will take the house of E. Linton, in Third avenue, between Eighty-fitth this (Tuesday) evening at 734 o'clock. Members and others interosted are invited to attend. By order of the Associatio HIRTEENTH WARD.—AT A MEETING OF THE NA- tional Democratic Ward Committeo, held on Monday évening, Oct. 3, 1858, the following. preamble and resolutions were unanimously adopted:— Whereas the National Democrats of this State bave nomi- nated a ticket for State officers, independent of all alliance and coalition with the faction known heretofore as freo soflers and barnburners, and have continued adherence to the principles promulgated by the latform of 1452, and have avowed their entire ap- American sentiments of Pre A nuisance clause, ins urchaser against the nificent specimens of real L Deccan, and othor Eastern p this collection, together with an exquisite assortment of French onshmere, 'broche, iia may ty | found embodied in Broadway, corner of Fulton: street; or to William and canton crape . Me would especially feature in the shawl trade uot fabrio being of , in resent to public noti eretotore introduced int pure camel's hair, but manufactured in France by that extra ordinary French invention, the needle loom,” the work of closely to that of Tudia as to require the closest scrutiny to detect the difference. PIN, Foreign Shawl and Cloak W oe ‘No. 30 Br pee coe MESZLEN YI, ladies that their establis! this country—th a Eighty-sixth streets, Jk Members and oth W. HOLMES, AUCTIONEER.~SALE OF ELEGANT c 10% o'clock, the en- house, No. 120 rising elegant ior furniture, in which approxima: f Public inspec tion is most res four-story brown atone Forty-fifth street, near Broadway ; com) carved rosewood and mahogany suits of satin, brocatelle, and plush; rosewood an top centre, pier, and fanc hree-ply carpets; lace and muslin curtains; on To octave pianoforte, a superior instrument in perfect order dnd fully warranted; sofas, louny AI, MADAME KOSSOTH take the liberty to inform the t is open now, at 761 Broad- tables; tapestry, sere ly reiterated their #, easy chairs, carved t chairs and rockers, oval mirrors, oil washstands; French and eot- bolsters, quilts, on Freneh moussolin w provided for the of Ladies’ dresses, mantillas, juyuvts, caraco sor- #, and children’s clothing, and orders they may rece! Be and linen cambri ings, bureaus, marble to age bedsteads; best curled hair mattress mantel clocks; vases; silver plated ware; ivory ; brockery and glass ware, &0. red from all purchasers. AUCTIONEER.—LARGE SALE OF o,, Sgpond band furniture, on Wedneod roval of the proud and tral ent Franklin Pierce, as declared in his ina olicy of this government as to its foreign and domestic rela- f the Thirteonth Democratic Re- rumise the punc- tual exeeution of all ead guarantee the safe delivery in town and country. ARIS FEATHERS, RIBBO:! recived, 00 d Plumes; 600'do. ‘styles ribbons, Be it therefore Resolved, That we, the Ward Committee ursuant to the call of th ublican General Committee, of which Thos. J. Barn, Esq j¢ chairman, do earnestly invite and w eracy of this |, and a deposit requit ‘8, BONNETS, 4C.—JUST jozen rich ostrich tips; 200 do. do. marabout lume de coques. which, together w: , beaver, and felt bonuets, will J. H. HOME! d, organized ward, orgs (to-morrow) at © the national demo- jam street, near or, and with un- 001 ort with all v ded by Geo. W. he names of James E. C ther, and others, for chairs, rockers, tables, Chatham, embracing sofa: reas, weds, pillows,” paintings, engravings, bedsteads, mattress low for enab, by and comprising t 64 and 66 John street, corner of Wil James T. Brady, John C. wth betes: eter z 375 BROADWAY, (ONLY store,) have just received their fall aud winter stock of h hag been made expressly to order. The assort- ', ladies! and gentleinen’s under clothi . B—A large assortment of ladios’ XECUTOR’S SALE—A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, ETER ROBERTS & © county, about two hours ride from New York, ‘ork and Erie Railroad, lie auction at Turner's depot, on Saturday, the L October, at 2 o'clock P. M. honorable offices 'in the councils of the Empire State Resolved, That i uumbent on every true democ ad in close column do battle for the prin. It will be sold at pub: iy depending on the * and permanence; and it at’ the true democracy should decisive vote, that they are not a mere lleged. by their unprincipled and d are of the true Jackson sta |. The farm contains about 150 acies, Well watered and well divided into plough and mea- dow land, with good orchard and dw: other outbuildings, one mile from Tui York turnpike. acres, a few steps from the depot—a g arn and cowhouse; & first rate chance for For further particulars, inquire of ASAHEL Turner's depot. LE | ee ENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER—BY HENRY H. LEEDS & CO.—Alabaster statuary, groups, &c.—Thoso after Canova—Dancing Girls, Hebe of Canova, Birth of Venus, Love and Pysche, Group of Laconte, Group of Diana, idelity, Innocence, yery complete, N. ling house, barn, wagon ituated in the town of t, and one mile wehet farm of 284 IBBONS AND TRIMMINGS CAN BE FOUND IN ‘at lewer prices, than any other in Yo city, at MCKENZIE’S, 271 Hudson strect. Cull ‘and. in- . Monroe, about mies, but that the; mm the lieve with him in the glorious sentiment, that must and shall be preserved. EDWARD WITHERELL, Chairman. for a mechanic Cwarres M. Surrn, FINE ARTS. James M. CLARRY, WAAAAAAAAARAAAAAAAA! 2 ELASQUEZ OF 1623.—THE MOST RENOWNED picture in the world, the most valuable paint- inost select and popular ex- city, is now atthe Stuyvesant Institute, 659 Broadway. Admi ing in the Unite hibition in this ‘NION COURSE, b. I. heats, bent three in wagon; J. Whelpley names b, m. Lady Immediately after a matoh for $200, J. ON Williemads Mites Soe toa qoutes, be F the course, hour! cam JOHN I.’ SNE! id & great man: #, &e.—A large ‘assortment of Bardiglio, ag: Sienna and Verde antique, Etruscan, Medicis, man vases, from four inchés to six feet high; b ing in bas and alto reliovo, suitable for the decoration of hall niches, drawing lowers; Grecian do. ; with leaf of grapes, soli nde ING—ON TUESDAY, st 2 P. M., & match for $1,000, mile H. Jones names g. &e., openwork v1 e card receivers, ‘azza of Arindno, Florentine ‘openwork baskets, agate cand id @ great many marble and leh: Also two splendid Florentine mosaic tab) Also Parian goods, a large im} 8 of groups, single figu ce aillton, Apollo, te Denis MeCabe; J. tages will leave the BIKER, Proprietor. — THURSDAY, Purse $250. Mile heats—bost ry ly Suffolk. Stages w: half hour’ durin I. SNEDIKER, SPORTING, PORTSMEN ATTEN for one hundred dol betwoen Oscar Sandford and Willi day, October 6; and three hundred birds kes to ty sportiny ran a further information LIAM B. WILSON. PORTING.—THREE HUNDRED PIGEONS WILL BB Bergen shot for on Tuesday, October 4, at two o'clock, at J., at the Hudson m Robinson and Murray. reons visiting the city will ind ing $1 por'day. Y ® food and ceavenient place to M. 8. atop at. CHAMBERLIN, Proprictor.. -A NEW FAMILY ri NION COURSE, hree in five, in harness. Mr. H, Jones names gr. m. the Williamsburg fe I, — TROTTING. OTEL AND BOARDING. comprising five hou of exquisite fin- ebecea, Mercury, and are—Elegant and ware, comprising cake bi a 8 openwork vase: offered a quie exorbitant charges. Cars every three minut A PIERRE HOUSE, PHILADELPHIA—OPEN FOR the accommodation of peste Sep manufacture. Bohemia rted by Sigt G. Pas dating bs ress, Signor G. Pando! i, ‘Will be ready for exhibition on Monday, a glassware, and artistio bronzes, ec. ods have been iny or this market, an —THERE WILL BE A MATOB come off at Nowark, Now Jersey, EWLY INVENTED PIANOS.—THE UNDERSIGNED having lately invented an entire new scale of pianos, de- sires to draw the attention of the lately manufactured, of the following advantages—havin, two sounding boards, one at each end, a more powerfu brilliant tone is derived; and the k ug iver amore graceful appearance to the piano. J. , pianoforte manufacturer, 100 Forty sixth street, be tween Second and Third avenues. Chambers’, 385 Broadway. HE NEW COLLINS HOTEL, street, contains one hundred and twelve suites and single rooms, with all late improv (ies or transient boarders, comfort or retiroment, and froi deeirablo location. Tho rooms will be let on reasoi TALLMAN & MA NEW BRIDGE STREET, ublic to.» few ANA SEGARS.—WILLIAM IRVING & CO., it auction on Wed: Oct ioneers, will sell St 11 ovelock, ‘at the sales room Ir One can be ween at Puntualidae, Crystal Painc d other brands, sizes. ‘The above segars will serve to pay advances. Country , will find this «ri endorsed notes for all sums over ash. House. IL B, BEATTY, Proprietor, EXPRESS AGENCIES. ERFORD & CO.’8 CALIFORNIA, South America Express. FOOT OF CANAL months, a ved ; under that "taoust OREGON AND Unit ETER PARKS, AUCTIONEER. =P ETER PARKS OSITIVE SALE OF red desirable building lots at Fordham.— Peter Parks will sell at auctio at Lo'clock F. M., on the ground, about tere hi lots, in the best part o near the depot. ‘ORK FAMILY HOT Ludgate hill, London.—Tho above house iy contrall; excellent coffee-room, ting rooms, betwoen forty and fi bh splendid fast ranniny Aig be peng tind ten or twelve prival 5 ee, apes ty light, airy bedrooms, » room; warm, cold and shower baths always it porter in attendance: a New York Herald ig fled. Th 90 proprietor of the Crown and Scoj ) tenders his grateful thanks to hi friends for the favors he has so long enjoyed at their han and solicits their continued patronage and recommondatio eno lote are ni rty of the Fordham Vil unsurp! and all other requisites for distance from the miles, being only thirty minutes bree cars sy, es in the sold in parcels to suit perso nity is prosented to eve itiful vill: Fe joining, aad form THOS. QUARTER- an. Mi: , No, 2 Astor House. jUROPEAN EXPRESS, 173 BROADWAY, ENTRANCE en Courtlandt street.’ Twico a week at greatly reducod ru tee, Which can be learned at the office, places in Great Britain ; to Paris, and all place to St. Petersburg, ad all places in MUSICAL, NEW AND Ady) 2 WAKE CO, Mi ‘To London, and all ¥y Harlem Railroad, t Teave tho City Hall’ at 93g and f et approved paper. iN 68 Barclay atroot, opposite Colloge place. HE AOLIAN PATENT. the much admired Alia lic with Aol OE WATER! Portugal sud Italy ; to Constantinople, and throughout the ; Calcutta, overland, monte om Wednesday and Sstrday this week. W. C. BARN sau street and 44 BN. Bh he sale will ta ORSE, MARE, WAGONS, ETC., AT AUCTION. Wednesday, at 12 0 mwich, ono ‘covered caadne sound and kind, will stand —T. GILBERT & CO. ARE THE atent, aud eonce- yet less than ‘any other how Broad) ‘the great piano and music —ADAMS & CO. WILL ork and Boston, via New ilroada, commencing on QPECIAL EXPRESS NOTI®E, rons between New » ford and Springfield aturday, October 1, for the tranepactation of express ages generally, Exprose will leave Qe office at 444 P. M. daily. Leave Boston at same hour, with meseen ABANS & OX)., 59 OMPSON & CO.’S EXPRESS TO CALPFORNIA—THE Sth and 2th of every month to Boston and s*ast Phila- Charleston and the Sonth, Wednes- e., for California’ rosived ling. PSON & CO, 38 Broadway. Yelock, at 87 Do} wagon with pedier's box, streot, corner of without tying; to. ying; NER, Auctioneer. SOMERINDYKE, AUCTIONERR—S ipruce pee ertchee ae aon mattresses, foathor beds, R. Ra ete tpt OCULE ST, 44 BARCLAY to diseases 10@ hor Zand 6 P.M; oppecite Warren, Broo! the natural organ in every respect. 8 HIS PATIENTS THAT deiphia and West daily. anders. | Letters, lock on the day of we T)®.§. ™, ELLIOTT INFORM RS rer ANTORM the best of references. Apply at No 11 Greene street, for days. R CTABLE YOUNG LADY WANTS A SITUA- tion in a genteel family aa seamstross, aud is willing to do light chamberwork; understands making euildren’s dress- es and gentlemen’s shirts, Good city reforence can be given. Can be seen for two days, at 444 Fourth street, front base= ment. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, JUST ARRIVED from London, wants a situation as chambermaid; she Perfectly understands her’business in all ite branches, ai who would be willing to make herself generally useful; oF wait on a lady or w lady and child and do plain needlework. ‘An English family preferred. None neod apply but those highly respectails, Can be seen for three days, at 171 Hester street, fourth floor. Inquire for E. 8. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WAN'BS A SITU- ation as cook, Washer and tent; 26 ebjeetion to do q hheral housework. ' Good city re ctoacs6an be iy Hekse call at 143 East Sixteenth streo RESPECTABLE YOUNG \VOx4N WANTS A SITU- “a tion as chambermaid, fits 7 or ag waiter in a private taimily bh Dusiness. Best of city refogenc for two days, at 25 Nineteenth street, stairs HOUSEKEEPER’S SITUATION WANTED, BY A Tespectable, competent person, Has the bush of city ference from where she for tie last three years. Would prefer @ private family ox hotel. Has uo objection to 0 South. Can be seen for two days, Please call on or address <M., at 913 Broadway, RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA- tion as first rate cook; ia a good baker, and can good city Feference. Has no objection to go a slort distance in th country. Pleaso call at 271 Mulberry street. Cam be sei for two daye, if not engage SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WO- man, as cook, and to assist at washing, in ® small pri- Yate family. Good city referouce from her last place, where se has lived for some years. | lease address & note to 22 Prince street, which will be attended to on Wednesday (to- morrow). PERIOR ENGLISH OR SCOTCH COOK WANTED— She must make all kinds of w ups meat dishes, bread, eo and sweet dishes. Also « fndy’s maid. Best of re- dations required. Apply from 10 to 12 0 iting the bell at gate in Sixteent! SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, ‘a chambermaid and seamstress, or waiter and chamber: fuaid. Please call at 36 East Eightounth street, between . Broadway and Fourth axenue. RESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY WANTS A SITUA- tion, to tako care of children and instruct them; wou! Qo chamberwork and make herself generally useful; would xo to the country or travel. Wages not so much an object aa Spood home. Best of reference can be given. Please addroas G. A., Herald office, x RESPECTABLE MIDDLE AGED WOMAN, PROTES- tant, lately arrived from England, iy; a Thousework, ins smi or tend an elderl 1d ‘n English of Amer- eh street, lock, ae tend an elderly Indy and ontleman. tean family preferred. Please call at 137 Ele corner avenue A, for three days, if not engax RESPECTALE YOUNG WOMAN, WANTS A SITU- ation as cook, Washer and ironer, "The best of city re- nee can be given from her last place, Please call at No, Macdougal street, first floor, in the rear. GOOD COLORED COOK WANTS A SITUATION, AL Ginikive the best of city references, Inquire at 19d Sixth avenue, in the fancy store. RESPECTABLE WOMAN, WITH HER FIRST CHILD, Wet mirea Hast of city paferen stu, Owow yen avenues B and Inquire at 3825 n be seen for two di piven. e NTS A SITU: NEAT, TIDY YOUNG WO? ES A , washer, wed iron ‘aprivate family. Best of city re riven. Bieood ren Mat 118 Tweltt street, between Fifth and Sixth avenne., dartwe days. GENTLEMAN'S FAMILY IS WESIROUS TO GET A nice girl, from twelve to luurteoa yoaew old, to y ae useful mémber of that family. “Apply at the Servant’s Hall of Reform, 131 N two doors from Broadway inth stree RESPECTABLE YOU iG WOMAN WANTS A SITU? ation, in a private family, to do chamberwork and as- Fist in washing and ironing. Best of city reference given. Can be seen for two days at 173 First avenue, between Eleventh and Twolfth streets, second floor, up stairs, RESPECTAELE WOMAN WISHES TO GET A FEW ‘ontlomen’s washing by the dozen, She does ap shirts very nicely, and has good convenience. The best of reference iven. Pieaso call at 155 West Thirty-fifth street, for Mra, Fiynm. Families wishing washing done will please call. RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION ‘as housekeeper in @ small plain family; sho is eapable of taking charge cf a baby from ite bi r would go as nurge to an invalid, Please call at'21 Thames street, second story, back room, ‘Can be seen for a wook, if not engaged. RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUA- ation, im a private family, as chambermaid and waiter, “Gr te do plain sewing. Good city reference. Please oall a¢ 401 Twellth strect, near avenue A, second floor, back Foo, Can be seen for two days. RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT WOMAN WANTS A situation as wet nurse ; is a good sewer, aud lerstands ile care of a baby from ite birth, and has 's Feast of milk. Call at the store, 126 Mott street. Can be seen for two or three days. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITU- f vate family ae senmstroga; understande cut- ting and fittin i and ol iren’s dresses, an ox- cellout seamsttoss.. Undoubted weference, given’ ftom het prevent employer.” Can be seen for two daye only. Appiy No. 8 Prim ull be g 1 » atreet, where informa be days at 78 Sixth avenue, up ESTANT YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUA- A Bat chembermana ‘and waiter, and to do tine waah- ing._Apply at 1201 EEE Cu (A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS a SITO ation to do general housework in a small private famil; City reference given. Please call at 103 East Sixteenth stree! tor two days. — : YOUNG LADY DESIRES A SITUATION AS GOV- erness in a family, either im the city or country. She is competent to teach tho’ English branch her with ma- Scand French. Address 40, Williaan street, N.Y, oF 106 Sackett street, Brooklyn. RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION fe cook, in a private boardi ghana or in a dining saloon, or to do hetisework in a small f-aaty. call at 191 Mote etreet, - the rear, firet floor. Gan be seen for two days if not engaged, YOUNG WOMAN WISHE® 4 SITUATION AS NURSB and seamstress, or chamboriae.. ....-. 2afine sowing; al Would make horself generally useful. Ploage call at No. b hond Twenty-fourth street, back room, first floor, for two aye. ST ETN RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A situation to do chamberwork and plain sewing, or to take care of children and do plain sewing. Good references riven. Can boseen for two days at Not ‘Amity street, cor- ner Hioks street, Brooklyn. A place in New York preferred. ret nec neeee eee, A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITU- ation to do chamberwork and assist in washing and iron- ne no oljections to take care of childen or fo do gene- al Leap ets ob Bl jaye te Sees, Mr need epply, no objection to go ® ee in the oo the best of reference. Piensa call nt 251 lisabeth vice, b A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITU- ation as seamstress. No objection to do light chamber- Work, if required. To save trouble, none bu families mecd apply. | City reforence given. at ‘Twenty-fourth street, Letween Second and Third avenues, YOUNG MAN, HAVING FIVE YBARS EXPERIEN’ In the watoh aad Jewelly besloeen, would Ue te nabs oo enynpomont with an importer of watehes as salesman or tray- clling agent. Salary moderate, Good city an ree 7, farther information please address to F. Lig lerald office, YOUNG MAN, WHO WRITES A FAIR HAND, AND is desirous of learning by wishes @ situation in @ Wholesale store or importing house. References and security, given. Address Hope, Herald office, SSS SE YOUNG GENTLEMAN, JUST ARRIVED FROM THE Turkish States, desires « situation in a store, i order to icrn te English Inguage and commercial busingas im Now York Salary being no object, he would give his tis, Advertixer speaks French, Italien and other Direct M. A. B., Herald office. : A YOUNG MAN, WHO WRITES A GOOD HAND, AND is o rect, eee vos, desires a situation, in @ wholesale tre, ‘he advertivr is an American, speaks the German longnage, and can ive the best of reference. Address Joha- son, 102 Gratid stroot T. STEWART & © A. inte departinent, ® sales: igo of tho trade of the State GYNCY WANTED—THE UNDERSIGNED IS DE- 4A rivous of obtaining an agency to take of some Ticiness, via. meveantile or manufnotw having been @ Jong time in the mereantile bi scas above stated; has no oo address B.C ee SURGEON OF BXPERIBN' Seer oe eae, ee ere, requisite, estate nee Nah lated ae For Wants see next page’