The New York Herald Newspaper, November 8, 1853, Page 5

Yay not complicate them with falsehood, if the charge should prove to be untrue, The Secretary of War has Ghoven to purue the latter course, What other advan: tages this course may uave, it ia not to be commended for its obivalry. A public dinner had been given to the members of the Howard Association at the City Hotel, New Orleans. A splendid banquet was given to the press, &., on the ‘on of the opening of the Aiills House, at Charles- 8.0 Tho Mayor presided. Secretary of the American Colonization Society gene notice that the Liberia expedition from Savannah, wnavoicably postponed till the 15th of December. Another Arrival from California. HE EL DORADO AT NEW ORLEANS—ONE MILLION IN GOLD DUST EN ROUTE TO NEW YORK. New Orteans, Nov. 7, 1853, ‘The steamship El Dorado, from Aspinwall on the Ist imat., arrived here this morning, having encountered a ith, causing a deter seule cae, Gue'vrioge the Californie toatl of the 16th October, and a large number of pe. ‘The steamship George Law left Aspinwall for New York qm the 3ist October, with the mails, six hundred pas- Sengers, and $1,000,000 in gold dust. aie iden by the conflagration at Sonora has been much exeggerated—it would not exceed $300,000, Suspension of the Patchin Bank, Buffalo. Burrato, Noy. 7, 1853. ‘The suspension of “Patchin’s Bank” is announced. It was brought about by large loans to the Buffalo and New York City Railroad Company, whose aifaire, under the stringency of the money market, are severely embarrass ea. Mr. Patchin, the president of the bank, is also presi- dent of the railroad, and has assumed liabilities which, im conzequence of the difficulty in disposing of the bonds ‘nd eceurities of the road, have resulted in tle discredit ef the bank bills, which ere, however, abundaatly secur- ea with the t. It is believed Mr, Patchin’s largo e devoted to prevent Jom to the depositors. The affair creates much excite- ment and sympathy here. Marine Disasters. @OLLISION ON THE SOUND-—8CHIOONER ORLANDO SUNK. Provipescs, Noy. 7, 1853. The schooner Orlando, of Beverley, Pendleton, from Rondout,for Dartmouth or Portsmouth, with coal, was in eontact on Friday night, near Gull sland, Long Island Bound, with the brig Eugene Ree, from Lubec for New York, aud was so much injured that she soon sunk. The Grew saved themselves in the bort and were taken on board the brig, having lost everything but what they stood.in. Captain Pendleton also lost his freight money fr the Jast trip, amounting to about $250, Tae Engene was somewhat damaged, and put into New London on Saturday morning, for repairs. SCHOONER OSCAR ON HER BEAM ENDS. Puitapenruta, Noy. 7, 1853, The pilot boat Connor arrived at the Breakwater, re- ports seeing on the Ist instant, the schooner Oscar, sup- posed of New Bodford, thirty miles from Cape Henlopen, on her beam ends, Markets, ‘New ORLEANS, Nov. 7, 1853, The sales of cotton to-day were 3,500 bales, at ateady Strict middling is quoted at 9c. Molasses—1,500 sold at 22340. a se. 4,000 bags of Rio coffee sold 10%c. alle. Rice dull at 6e.% 51{c. Flour is de- elining. = CHARLESTON, Nov. 6, 1853. The sales of cotton onSaturday were 700 bales, at prices vanging from 8c. @ 104c. apa agents Cuantestoy, Nov. 7, 1853. ‘The sales of cotton to-day amounted to 1,600 ba! vange of 7c. a 103<c, The market is firaa and prices tend upward. Atnaxy, Nov. 7, 1858. The receipts since Saturday have been as follows Flour, 17,000 barrels; wheat, 65,000 bushels; cora, 26,000 bushels; oats, 23,000 bushels. The transactions in flour were limited to 1,000 barrels, at previous rates. In wheat wo sales bave been reported; $1 75 is asked for Genesee. Gorn has been in good request, at better prices—10,000 Dushels sold at 870. for mixed western. Barley—Sales 26,000 bushels, at 78340. for two rowed, $324¢. for mixed, and 84c. to 86c. for four rowed. Oats ‘steady, at 47c. for Beate, and 48c. for Western. Oswego, Nov. 7, 1853. The following have been the receipts during the past -eight hours:—Flour, 7,000 barrels; wheat, 100,000 ; corn, none. Wheat is firm, but dull—for Cana- dian $145 has been offered, and refused. Flour freights are quoted at 60c. to 630. Interesting from Washington, ‘Wasmotoy, Nov. 6, 1853. Begociations for Cuba—What is to be done for the Navy?— Phe Pacific Railroad—The President’s Habits, ce., do. ‘The Union continues its Africanization of Cuba. I sus- pect that in the idea that this businest is intended as a eounter excitement to the New York rebellion, you do not meet the whole case. Do you know that Mr. Soulé is ex- pected to open negotiations for Cuba without delay, after his official reception at Madrid; and do y>u not perceive that in the Union’sallegations against England, Crampton @ppears to have been thrown off the scent? This affair is simply o stratagem of Marcy—a man of straw to beguile @rampton—a scare crow to frighten Spain, while the real matter in hané is Soulé’s expected overtures for the pur- hase of Cuba. That Mr. Buchanan, in the mean time, will attempt to bamboozle my Lord Aberdeen with the Sadignation of our government on the Torriente develope- ments, may be reasonably expected. This policy is clear, and all the democratic cabinet organs, as well as our ministers at Paris and London, are to aid Mr. Soulé in his megotiations, by leading off England and France upon false issues. Dobbin, Secretary of the Navy, has really a dispo- sition to go aheag. I should not wonder were he to wecommend in his report some very decided reforms fm the service, as well as in the ships of the navy. The bureau of old fogies, that has kept the wavy in the back ground for the last twenty-five years, will probably also be remembered, with a gentle hint that they may possibly be dispensed with. Dobbin is from North Carolina, a State which produces immense quantities of tar, pitch, turpentine, and pine lumber, all which articles entér largely into ship building. Conse- qéently, you may rely upon Dobbin as an advocate for a eensiderable number cf additional ships and steamers to ‘the navy. Sore agents of the one hundred million Pacific rail- oad company are eaid to be here. R. J. Walker, you know, heads the subscriptions to the stock, with the zaall sum of ten millions for self and friends. The Arkan- gas and Texas senators are strongly in favor of this New York company’s scheme, because of the route they have wesolved upon. They start from Arkansas, go through Pexas, and expect at Texas a large grant of land, which they will surely get, if Congress grants the company the Donus they also expect of thirty or forty millions cash, to start on. From El Paso their route goes through the Mesilla Valley, (disputed territory,) and then, on the Mexican side of the Gila, for six hundred miles westward, &e., this route is ayailable—no mountains to be crossed— mo snow—summer all the time. But the disputed Me- ill territory must be secured, anda strip of » hundred tiles wide or ro, for six hundred miles west ward from that point to get this available route. Bat that will be dome. The Cabinet, on treir visit to the Crystal Palace last summer, just as good as said so, See the epeeches of Cushing, Guthrie and Davis. Guthrie said he was willing to Joan the money—and he has some to spare. Davis said the government could and must make the road through the territories. Cushing said we must go ahead, and Cushing goes with the Scuth. Hence we fiad Santa Anna and General Gadsden already coming toan uaderstanding. Do you see? The New York pro- ject is the Cabinet project. How else do you think Robert J. Walker could w nture to subscribe ten millions? And for what other purpose but this railroad has General Gadsden commenced negotiations for the purchase of an additional strip of wild land from Mexico. Col. Benton understands it. He is hunting up the docu- ments. Somebody, I understand, has furnished him with ‘© Nat of subscribers ts the New York company’s capital etock. He is for a more central route. Over the centre of the Rocky mountains, over the very heart of the great vol eanie desert beyond them, and over the highest and thick ‘est part of the Sierra Nevada beyond the desert—that in to ray, he goes for a route as practicable for a ratlrond as fe the range of the Catskill mountains fora ship canal. But he will make a tremendous speech against the New ‘York project, including Walker and the Cabinet, and will t their scheme to the death. ¢ President, as usual, attended the Presbyterian church, Four-and-a half street, this morning. He looks very well, indeed, xample of Gen. Pleres is doing great good here. The piety ef the office holders, office seekers, and contract men in Washington, is fally illus trated in their attendance at the same church where the President goes; and their charity in-such cases, in the event of a collection for the missionary cause in China, is very remarkable. Gen. Pierce hardly bas the time to indulge in the habits 0 basely charged upon him by Cooley. This morning, for ‘exaople, he took a walk from the President's howe to ‘the Capitol and back, a couple of miles, shortly after day- ght. After break ast, for several hours, he was reesiv: ing company, official and unofficial after dinner, ano- ther walk in the grounds of the White House; and, as usual a'ter supper, I doubt not he may be seen on his waik again to the Capitol, or toward Georgetown, or the Bridge, or in rome other direction, to the extent of amile or two. And from eight o'clock till eleven at wight, 1am sure he may be found as ready for business or convervation en general subjects as at any hour of the day. If be therefore indulges, as insinuate’ by Cooley, it must be between the hours of eleven at night and five’ in the morning, an interval which would hardly suflice for m tipsy man to get sober, Gon. Pierce, therefore, ts » tom- ance iman, for the best reason in the workl—he hax no Mme for the disgraceful indulgances charged upon him by ley. Hev. © &. Lester, and his noble friend, Wm. Lloyd Garrivon, sro, just aow, the leading topla in Washington. It is expected that this discovery will do wonders to orip- plo the hard sheila in the election of Toesday The people of the Sentinel think that you are rather hard with them, cornidering they are inthe vame hoat. Tt bas always treated the Hieasth with » degree of respect (Bvt usual among your ovtemporaries, Christy’s Minstrels—A Row in Prospect. Gxo. Curisry & Woon’s Miveree, Hau, : 444 Broadway, New York, Nov 7, 185s, F Jaws Gorpoy Bewverr, Esq. Duan Sm—About thirteen years since, when eloven years of age, I became connected with Edwin P. Christy, Esq. as one of his band of Ethiopean Minstrels. After a short experience he thought it to his advantage that I should assume the name of “Christy.” Reing under his eontrol, and subject to his will, I had no choice, (even if I had ob- Jected,) and from that time to the present, professionally and otherwise, (except with a few personal acquaintances, ) Ihave been known in public and private only as “George N, Christy,” and so far as my professional reputation has extended in the United States Iam and have been known by no other appellation. I continued as a member of the company of Mr. Christy until within a few Cays since, when, induced by business considerations, I entered into copartnership with} Henry Wood, Fsq.,fof Wood’s Min- trels, under the style of “Geo. Christy & Wood’s Min- strels,” for the purpose of conducting the business of Ethiopean Minstrelsy, In your notices of our establishment I find that no mention is made of my name in connection with Mr. Wood, and that our place of amusement is styled ‘Wood's Min- strels.” Whether this omission is the result of accident or oversight it ia not for me to say; but the fact speaks for itself, and I am utterly unwilling te permit so unjust an act to Mr. Wool, as well as myself, to pass without call- ing your attention to the same, conscious, as I am, that you will not allow your journal to be the medium of false communications to the public, even in so small a matter, 1am, sir, 8 young man; my profession and private char- acter is my all; the name of Christy was given me by another to suit his own purposes and advance his own aggrandizement. How the purpose has succeeded it is not for me to say; but I {eel it due to myself to remark, that the professional name which I bear is as much my own preperty and business capital as the sooty face which some of my too partial friends think so becoming to me on the stage. And, while I would not detract from the merits of others, I trust it is not asking too much to ¢laim for myself that which, by an apprenticeship of years and labor, I have made my own. Inasmuch as the error in the notices of amusements has occurred in your paper, may I not ask, asan act of exact justice, that you will give this note a place in your valuable columns, so that the public can jusge of one who, in his profession, would be considered among the disciples of Young America with whom there is “‘no such word as fail.” I am, with high regard, your obedient servant, GEORGE N. HARRINGTON. The Best Pianos in the World.—It 1s an undeniable fact that T. Gilbert & Co.’s oclobrated pianos, with iron frames and circular scales, are the best in the world. They dofy competition fur tone, quality and price. HORACE WATERS, 333 Broadway, sole agont. The Best Pianos in the World.—T. Gilbert & rated pianos, with iron frames and circular Be: re the best in the world. They defy competition in tone, Sally and force. ORACE WATERS, sole agent, 333 Broadway. Cie ee a ata Melodeons.--S. D. & H. W. Smith’s Melo- deons, are tuned in the equal temperamont; the harvony is a8 good in the remote keys ag it isin the common; tho only melodeons so tuned, and unquestionably the best. HORACE WATERS, sole agent, 333 Broadway. Machines—An Entirely New In- made of extri for tho Purpose 6f quilting ther similar use ‘These machines sow with a , and have an entirely original feod motion, necessity of aninterlining is avoided, and the whereby the stitching done without drawing the goods. Call and see the machine in operatic SINGER & CO., 823 Broadway. Sewing Machincs.—There is no Contro- versy existing between this and any other patent, and ite superiority for gizengt beauty and rapidity of stitch is now jast! mitted. ices, from $75 ‘Sit Description hlets mailed at request. GROVER, BAKER & CO., 94 Chambers street. Defiance Salamander Safes, (Gayler’s Pa- tont.)—It is generally understood by the business community that jewelry or valuables of any description, deposited in my safes, are free from premiums to insurance offices, ucrefore not neediyg any reduction from established rate: ‘9 they com ablo insurance company within them- salves, bo' iro or burglars, A large assortment depot, No. 192 Pearl street. ERT M. PATRICK, Manufacturer, Charles’ London Cordial Gin.—Since the introduction of this now celebrated gin, innwnerable arti- ln the title of ‘London Cordial Gin” have been ad- rtised. I am the sole importer and proprietor of tho genuine Charles’ London cordial Agim, which is distilled especialy for te by the most celebrated London distillers. ‘Thi ac in cases of 01 bottle amped, ard has my fa out this none are genuine. For sal nd gro- to be found at every respectable bar in tho city, and ers; wholesale at my store, ‘DMUND ©. CHARLES, No. 7 Park place. London Cordial Gin, Warranted Free from Adulteration, imported from London diroct, and of very su Derior quality. Holland gin of all the best brands, Schisdam pee, es for sale A WM. H. UNDERHILL, Masonic Temple, Broome street, corner of Crosby. Who 1s Dr. J. 8. Rose 1~-Dr., regular Lengery of medicine from the Unive: le has been engaged ina large and the past thirty years es aro now Un He (ecu in 1320, since whi tands of persons of all complaints. now putting up s of family medicines, each suited to = specific dtiouse, nd sre the reaul} of his successful practice, Wis book, called S. Rose isa ity of Peansyl- ‘extensive pri tho city of Philadelphi Dr. Rose’s Medical Ad-isor, to persons in sickness and in health, a book every person should have, can be had without avy charge by oi medicines are sold, Hs where his and liver pill cough syrup, bilious pain nd dyspeptic dizeaso and pain. Call depot, No, 8734 Cedar street, seoond door from Broad compound, have cured then way. Hair Dye and Wigs.—Batchelor’s manufac- w 8 ‘&Y, Opposite the Park, wh: is at No. 233 Bro: ‘th est lation 19, world for the Spplicstion of bis hair dye, and newly invontod wi Youpees, Mine private rooms, 2 One Copy “ Tdon’t sell a Bottle of Whiskers,” but a bottle of my Onguent will force the whisk+rs or moustache to crow strong and thick, and without stain or iujury to the shin. If you want board’ buy it, if not don’t ; $l por bottle, gent to any part of the country. It. G. GRAHAM, No. 33 Ann street; Brooklyn, Mrs Hayes, 175 Fulton stroot. With Cristadoro’s Excelsior Hair Dye, unsightly hair is no longer # misfortune, it can be chansed to splendid black or brown, while the substance of it is 90- {ually benofitted by tre-oncration instead of being acorchod, Sold and applied at CHRISPADORO'S, No.{6 Astor House. As Man grows Old and Weary—As Life dark and dreary. like the leaf a autumn, the hair to fall. Rad fate! nothing thee avert? Nith- oopt BARKER'S incomparable, aj nique, Price 25 conts. Depot, ing Sa'oon 499 Broadway. No Cheap Imitations of Gouraud’s Genuine Italian Medicuted Soap can retard its sale. Tais sono, itis well known, cures tan, pimples, frooklos, chaps, chafos, dc. Equally colobrated is his hair dye, liquid rouge, lily white, and hair restorative, at No. 67 Walker strevt, first store from Broadway. Important to All who Value their Hair. BENDALL, the hairoutter, No. 103 Chambers street, (n Ghurch,) has a restorative which is infallible; to prove it he Il restore the hair or make no charge. Tho only menu- “creed in the city who makes this offer, It is worth s trial. «I russes, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stock. ‘age, for enlarged valne of tho legs, elactio knoe-oape, suspen fory bandegcn s pinal braces, Indica bolts and sbdominsl su Geigy eater tarts valency, d0., No. 12 pareet All Pain Cured like Magic.—If you Suffer wth tho tooth ache, rhoumatism from m sudden cold, sore throat, spraing or braises, pain in the » lm b cholte er pain in the rising im the bro ourer, and you will ficd immedinto ns, 25 ant cents, To be hed of R. H. HARTSHORNE, No. 8714 Cedar steset, second Zoor from Broadway, and of the drazgists gen- erally. Every family should havo’ a bottle of this valuable and safe medicine. It cures all pain, bowels, inflamod 8. 8. Ros Ta bottler, Dr. J. N. Hobensack, the far-famed In- yentor and propristor of Hobonsack’s Liver Pills and Worm Syrup. of Philndelphi 8 to femalos:—"The reat offic: ot those pills is to i they have been found to be a most ii able medicine in many complaint to which females aro subject. In all casos whers any ob struction of the customary evacuation takes place, the firs endeavor should be to _keop the bowels open. Many timo females fall into chronio disorders, and endanger their lives by not attending toa fow simple rules, when a cessation o the menses tekes place. Ono box of these pills, taken a0 cording to tho directions, will remove all difficulty, and place the action of those delicate parte of the fema'e aystom a6 Natoro intende Cc. V, CLICKENER & CO., 81 Barclay street, agents for the Eastorn States, Redding’s Russia Salve, A Boston Re- medy of thitty yours standing, cures without fail burns, sealda, Lolls,chiftining, chapped hands, piles, and avery out: Ward ‘injury ox eruption. “A. B. dD. Sands wholesale agente, Sold by C. H. Ring, corner of John and Broadway, and by druggists and apothoarics generally, The Best Cough Syrup in the World!— ‘The best cough syrup or expetoraut for coughs, whether arising from '& cold or conmmption, is Dr. J. Rose's ovlo- Dbentod cough syrup; it allays all irritation ‘of the !ungs, cures all bronchial affections, a:thma, and ep tting of blood. It is acknowlodged by ail who have used it to be superior to ail other cough compounds. In bottle at @) cents and $1. Seld by R. A. HARTSHORNE, 873g Codar street, two doors from Broadway; and by druggi’ts in the city generally. Call and get & book on all disoases, writton by Dr. Rose, treo of charge. Dr. Conine’s Syrup of Ginseng and Malva ompound, prepared from the ginsong root, Dg olde avd all disoasos of tho iunga, Fairbank & Co., 43 & 45 Hanovor sterot, eotable druarints —Post. And by Chas. nd Boyd & Paul, 40 Cortlandt st, Crystal Palace Jury Office No. 16, Nov. 7, 1958.=To Exh The juries appointed to examine th various articles exhibited. ard premiums, will m on Wednerday, Nov. exhibitors sro roy ato by agents, to faci IMAN, Jr., B.P. JOUNSON, § Commiseioners on Juries, SAML, WEBBER, The Pressure In the Money Market has no effoet. nj lo of RAFFERTY & extremely low price of $3 and $4, boride giving exch customer ie likens 90 inserted io Ble hat) without etailonel cb No. atham sbrert, op, Chambers, Chatham and Pearl tects. The Galle tn the sity is ROOTS, No, 963 Broadway. id long and tedious Maire will make wove of thus. overy atyle. ', #0 Easy of Access Persons who journeys up innumerable taken im 'erfoo! Fine Arts.—Batler’s ‘as the most beautifol portraits ever made, Charles H. Williamson, nine years Moal daguerrean artist—Tho first to introduee daguerreotype; also the clectrio Ukeness an all woat Anson’s which cost $2 and $3 elsewhere. luced prices, Room: rreotypes. 90 ents, colored, and in a nice case; the city for 60 conte, and warranted roeess, that ¢ audject on the instant, The Broadway. happy expression of ¢! ther allke. Callery 249 Fulton street, Brooklyn. wi qual in ays bes Rem " Brosdway, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel, “Soo > O& ts, are vance of all other nce and Cy | I 8 239 B Pictures Daguerreotypes in 01), atthe Plumbo National Gallery, on the up; yer corner of Broatway and Murray strect are the most tru ftuly au well @ prac: ‘cameo the ictures, for reo size portraits Strangers Visiting the City, and all others wishing bargains, in lace curtains, window shades, cornices, cilt ping, tassels, loops, brocatelles, davasks, &e., should 6 amine the in get the number, Broadw: ucements offered at the upholstery warerooms ofJ,C. WO DFORD & CO., No. 389 Don’t for- Shareholders in Perham’s Gift Enterprise ET AT METROPOLITAN Balt, ME: ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, 16TH to decide on the mode of 100 1 pat oniny 000 Fr: ane to be distributed amongst’ tho holders of PERHAM’S GIFT TICKETS, Now is the time to secure shares Apply at Academy Hall, 663 Broadway. Window Sh: iaina, entin, de lain window decorations, 4 YERGUSON’'S, No «@ dirootly ther gilt corni ). 28946 Broadway. Ladies’ Advertisement.--Glasgow No. 779 Broadway, (West End.)—MADDEN & STEWART are now opening some new cases of infants’ robes at $3 each, infants’ frocks, NST. ades, Lace, and Muslin Cur. 8, loops, snd all kinds of extraordinary low prices, at KELTY Save your time ané House, each; Swiss and cambrio embroidero sots, from er . Also a case of black throad vei at@3cach. Theagsare of the newost design, and worthy o inepection, Ladies’ and Childre: wade to or y obtain every a “wardrobe and children’s clothing, ready m: referring to furnish th in the best and la or ir own goods Bret lo. set Every styls BIRDSALL, HASKELL & O%., 629 Broadwag Actors and Editors, makers, dance d doctors, tigh borlequing and politicians, tra rers. are all requested to purcha 128 Pulton street; for his arti oxcellent in material, mirable cheay As tho old ane, What'll you lay it's a lie? Fid he th so their | jos are beautil in appearance, manufacture, dutable and it—"Cpon my word it’s true. dlers and Fan The Broadway Four Dollar Hat Store.— KNOX has assumed tho entire management of the Prescott hat store, on the corner of Broadway and Spring street, and hason hand a matchless assortment of his winter style of hats. Lis uniform price, it must be remembered, is but four dollare. Call and make a purchase, J. H. James, late of Knox & James,) 525 Broadway, St. Nichola Hotel, has on hand and is constantly manufacturing, hats for gentl en and oaths, Cape for travelling, fishing, Oe riding ko, brell carpet bage, ke, Ia ’ bonnets anc of all styles, Canes, um- ted assortment of Dress a Gentleman as You Will, he can never look like a gontlo: Jute and infallible perfeo No.1 Astor House. His and invariable punotualit; in in a misfitting ehirt. in this garment look to GREEN, m of measurement nover fails, For abso- Dress well and Friends will Smile, but let our appear 6 shabb; ‘ow, to dress well, and at’ the sam DRUMGOL PROCH, 120 Fulton ket justice done you for # little mon and you will get a cold shoulder. time ches: treet. atronize You can there Description, xy suitable to the season, made of the best materials, and ip ‘the most fashionab! manner, maj Ml Johan streot, corner of Nassau. y always be found at No Ww. W. PARSELLS £00. Fashion@ble Clothing, for Fall and W! fer, At the largo clothing cstablishment of H. L. FOSTER, No. 27 Cortisnct street, besides cloth, KS, of superior quality, which gentlemen can have made to or- fa the atest and most modern styles der, cassimeres, and vestin, Boots and Shoes.—The Best and Cheapest BROO: thoes is at , $75 Broa ein the city to gets reall: plac: Ly KY y fi ition. ood article of boots and way and 150 Fulton stroet, and waterproof dress boots, and over. Ladies, 1f You Wish Handsome Galter boots from 12; 10s.; misses’, A chil men’s beautiful embroi tronise J. B. MILLER & Ci to 208 ; slippers, t sli 13 ppers for Vanal stroct, tyler ‘ios and buskins, from 63. to oes, India with gentle- resents, p&- Mr. Viault Este, Jv., from Paris, one of the best and most fashion: iadiea’ shoemakers, will be in Now York until November llth, and will take orders and measures from 10 A.M. ur til 2 P. M., every day, at Mesdames also say that it is e @ thi ric can be seen at Hill & Colby’s, 871 Broadway. He woul the only place'in New York where he oan guara: shoes mase by them. A sample of his the Crystal Palace, or at the above named establishmont, Orders promptly executed. A Homestead for Onc Dollar..Is offered 2, Perham, propristor, of the on,” now oxht alling citt tickets at a dollar e: Fonown: ting at Academy Hall, 663 Brosdw: sia frteuds, four admissions to the ex! vod, worth $24,000, no hundred conts, Who knows? Th jelets at once. * Se vi the ibition ‘and one share 100,000 gifts. Amongst tho number is a farm, high im: ‘which somebod: ov ven Mile Mir yy. He ie purchas: ia certain o: ‘That somebody may be yourself, ro other articlos in the list rice of a share ticket. Seoure Choice Seats for Julllcn’s Last Concert at Metropolitan Hall this eveniog, to be had at HORACE WA- TERS’ Pian Anthony str inke that fara worth, Dr that 2.50 trotting Or that exhibition, worth, Or those pian smong Porham’s 10000 gitts. 1 ‘ti foliar oach, at Academy Hall, 663 Bro: Mokots admit f No the exhibition o: New Songs Buckley, sung byt Prima’ Donna ear Comottant, 63 « song, by planus tion: adway, Mirror. and Music.—Just Published : “Katy-4id,” song, by Thomas Baker, [5 cents The te and Music store, 333 Broadway, corner ef The Gitt Tickets may be Unsold that Sint e had for ono Each of these ons, (all &} once or st different tim on of the Sevon Kile . sa oss May,’ Buekleys with great ap- with’ brill nt 4 varia- Spectre of our b; 01 Time, acoaueative fantasia’ by Pychowski, 80 conte. Livtle Katy. or Hot Corn La Prima Donna Pol lished by HORACE WA’ Cc Seo gw! step, by A. ick, 25 cen s, by Van der Weyde, 25 RS 333 Broadway. Schaffer will be Pleased to see his cents. Pub- friends at his headquarters, the Gem, 324 Broadway, from sunrise to sunset, on the day of election, Speclal Notice.—We, the Undersigned, in the name of tho Stodart Guard, desire to return our thanks publicly to Merars, Stodart, the firm of G. W. Stanford &C oard. th wnford. Morris, and Gieb, ot he unsolicited and mu- nificent manner in which they came forward after we wore ized, with both money and prizes, to further our under- is only one of the vory many uen have given of the genuine , i happiness, whieh -the er manifested by their presence amongst us at our We are also very muoh indebted for the general harmony of our excursion to the courtesy of Sherman Brownell, Esq. whose efficient management of our fing, and happy distri- Dution of our prizes, gave universal satisfaction, JAS. SENIOR, Captain, Cuanes De Zovenr, Seorctary. One of the Swittest and Best Horses inthe sountry, to be had for o1 Perham’ jollar. One share ticket will take ‘egift. horre Teleg:aph, who can trot a mile in 2.50, with two porsons in » war on, yet so gentle thas a Iady could drive him. dad Broadway. are tickets cost one dollareach. To be t the Seven Mile Mirror office, Academy Hall, No, 663 Besicged Day and Night—Perham’s Gift Moket office, by persons taking Mirror, at Academy Hall il, 663 ares in the great gift Verprise, in connection with the exhibitioa of the Seven Mile 63 Broadway, One of the most Profitable Exhibitions 'S SEVEN NOW EXHIDITING AT ACADEMY HALL, 663 BROADWAY, {a to be, siven aw to s070 of the 100,000 HOLDERS OF HiIS GIFT TIC! which cost but one dollar each, OFFICE, ‘ACADEMY I mn ALL, itions every afternoon and ening One of T. Gilbert & Co's Colebrated AOLI:N PIANOS, MA Ma or $500 may ne Dollar. be obtained for purchasin, of i PERHAX’S GIFT TICKETS, You may obtain o Specie Honace Waren’ Prinoipal Gitt Tic! 10 Sti it Office, 663 Broadway. 01 MI ne IRROR, @ can Bo had at tn 663 la hy and 736 Darpetings.--Peterson & tech eh A a7e ele tal STi hi feet ene Ee aay Evans, Jaxvi8, all of this city. jew York, on Saturday, A. Varren, Reoteur de Hacun, of Sheffi of Annecy, Sardinia. My le, consisting of rieh Bou ots, arpo' jallion, 4 Jandsos safe matatore thane ear ore Married, On Thursday, Noverber 3, by Mr. Joan Exus Haaerton lon vol and earpets, and all found in carpes shores. iso, ol Gn one entire aie the Rev. Benjamia Migs Margaret EMMA November 6, by. the Rev. PEglese du Saint Mademoiselle tives of On Saturday, November 5, by Father McGann, Wituam Bevery Snxenan to Caras O'Bary, both na I ireland. On Monday, November 7, ‘Wnuasam Sarrimnn, Eaq., of 8. Co he of Capt. on ednesday, Mr, Isaian ter of Edmond Hudeon and Poughkeepsie zs In Brooklyn, by the Rev. the Rey. Robert M. Hatfield, arleston, 8, C., to Laowora ybert T. Brown, of Br fovember 2, by the Rev. of Hadron, to Miss Juisa Grows, daugh- ross, of New York. adder, pers please copy. uel A. Seaman, Mr. J. M. Battarp, United States Navy, to Miss Mangaaarra Brice, daughter of John Blight, U. 8. N, Angusta papers please copy. Died, On Sunday morning, November 6, Mr. H, ©, Kuwumn, prite The r 48 yearn, after a lingering Sliness, intives and frfends of the family are respectfully invited to attend his faneral, from his late residence, No. 60 First_streot, this afternoon, at one o'clock, On Sunday, November 6, Many Apmisa, only child of Walter D. 0, and Mary 8. Boggs, aged 1 month and 43 Gays. Tha frienda of the family, and thawa of har eran hoe, Hamnel Burting, Faq., are requested to attend the funeral from Nor 8a Boo, Tire, pent Grand, ‘this afier Boon, at half past one o'clock. The rimains will te taken to Greonwood Cemetery fur inte: ment, Parents, why mourn ye for \ our child? For her why do you weep? For lo! that spirit, meek and mild, Does now in Jesus sleep. On Sunday morning, November 6, after » lingering ill- need, Maxy Aan, wife of Cornelius L, Everitt. ‘The relatives and friends o: the family, Banjara J. Penta, are respectfully A of her bro: vited to attend her funeral, from her Iate residence, No. 67 Tiuird street, this afternoon, at half past three o'clock, without far: ther invitation. On Suntay afternoon, November 6, at three o'clock, Mica, Exicnt, after a lingering illness, atNo. 137 Reade street, Kentucky House. Hia' friends, and those of his brothers, John, James Patrick and Willism Enright, are invited to attend his fuperal, from the above place, this afternoon, at one o’clock. Op Sunday afternoon, November 6, after @ short illness, Wruam Hayry, only child of Henry L, and Sarah C. Slote, aged 1 year,6 months and 15 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfally invited to gttend his funeral, this afternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of his parents, No, 135 Allen street, without further invitation. Ou Sunday evening, November 6, Joay Ruravay, (for- merly hardware merchant, of this city,) in the 431 year of i thi Bia friends, and thore of the family are respectluly invited to attend the funeral, from tbe residence of his father, James Ruthven, Esq., No. 100 West Twenty-third street, to morrow morning, at ten o'clock. Na { On Monday, November 7, Mr. Kopur l’erriakew, iu the 87th year of lier age. \.TBe relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from his late residence, No. 158 West Twenty-sixth street, to-morrow morning, at ten o'clock. His remains will be taken to Westchester county for interment. On'Sunday night, November 6, of inflammation of the lungs, Davip Suv, in the 88th year of his age. His remains will be taken, to:morrow morning, at tea o’clock, from his late residence, to Pumpkin’ Plaing Chureh for interment. ‘ight, November 6, Rictaxp H, Towxsexp, ar of his age, His friends and acqnaintances are respectfully invited to attend bis funeral, from his late residence, No. 392 Fourth street, this afternoon, at two o'clock. On Second ’day, the 7th instant, Dr. Joun M. Gove formerly of Canterbury, Orange county, N. ¥., aged 58 years. The friends of the family are invited to attend his fa- neral, from his late residence, No. 206 East Broadway, on the 9th inst, at one o'clock, P. M. On Sunday, November 6, Law TivkeR, aged 2 years ad 11 months, son of John and Sarah Aikomaa, On, Friday, November 4, Sx.va Suocou infant daugh- ©. ya. ter of Joseph C, and Sarah Howe, aged 22 In Brooklyn, on Saturday, November 5, ANN Many, @avghter of Thomas and Elizabeth Armstrong, aged 3 years and ten months. San Fransisco papers please copy. In Charleston, 8. C, on Thursday, November 3, of oon- sumption, Miss Maria’ Dovonss Srvckier, the beloved and only daughter of Mr, Francia Stuckler, professor of music, formerly of this city, in the 17th year of her age. a ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED RBVERY OAY, »SEE SECOND, THIRD AND SIXTH PAGEa. the 9th inst., at the “old place. vnivation to Harry If cannot come, WISHING TO ADOPT A FINE, NY PERSON healthy, female child, three weoke old, can hear of one by addressing C. LS., Herald office. ANY LADIES WISHING TO ADOPT AS healthy, intolligent female chila, an Ameri: rs of age, please address Af. Herald oifive, ¢ an interview may be had. M.—THE FRIEND OF M. B. W., WILL BE IN « town, and at the usaal place on Wednssday next, the 19th instant, at I] o’ciock, A.M. F HONORA SHEA, WHO ARRIVED IN TIE SHIP Constantine, wilt call at No. 110 Pearl streot, sho will hear from her hneband. F THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE OF SARAH J. Leonard, formerly of Morristown, N. J., she will hoar of something to her advantage by addressing C, C. 8., Horald office. F MRS. DR. ENEAS J. M’DONNELL, LATE OF GLAS- row, Scotlaud; and now supposed to be ia this city, will call op Charles P. Owens, at No. 3L Honcy street, she will hear of something to her advantage. NFORMATION WANTED—OF COENRAAD MRUL MAN, of Amsterdam, which place he left in 1861, for New York, arriving here in 'Augusp same year. His faiiiy is anxious to know his whereabouts, and’ any information ro righ} hima will be thankfully reocived by Koop, Fisohor 4 10., 116 Poarl atreot, New Yorx.? NFORMATION WANTED—OF FRANCIS ALEXANDER ickshank, @ native of Aberdeenshire, Scotland, who left New York, United States, on the 26th October, 1838, in a vessel for Savavnah, on his way to a Bay, Florida, wih tho view of settling at that place, and looking a‘ter some Jand which he had purchased there some time Proviously, ‘The said Francis Alexander Cruickshank is about the middle size, and rather slender made. Has dark brown blue eyes, and a rolling gait. I: ut forty one years o are, and by trade a stonecuttor, but since he arrived ia Amorica, (now nearly twenty years ago,) up to the period of his leaving Now York, he has been chiefly employed ag a clerk in stores. Any information of him will be gratefully received by Davi Whyte, No. 18 Harrison street, Newark, N. J., who will for- ward the same to his anxious relatives in S*otiand. Editors ticularly those in, the Locality of ¥ giving publicity in their FAL C. fof timately known ho resides at the lat- ank, teacher of mu- Nicholas street, A Sectland. [SFORMATION WANTED—OP MARY BLAKELY, WHO landed in New York in August last. from ship Ohio, and was hired from the Emigrant Intelligence Office in Canal street, on the 1th of Ootober, by s man calling himself Joseph Smith. Address T. R. C., Tribune office. J K—EIGHT 18 THE NUMB: ve MA23c1 Wile MEET YOU TO-DAY aT TWELVE o'clock. SIGMA, OTICE.—IF MR. JAMES WORTH, SON OF THOMAS and Elizabeth Worth, both late’ ot Reading. in the county of Berks, England, decensod, which place said James Worth left in the year 1840 or 1861 for New York, be livin, he may hear of somothing to his advantage by applying Mrs. Worth, widow of the late Edward Potter Worth, lor- merly of England, and now of Dalton, Georgia. TENANTS’ REGISTER. a parase eee Nee CT (Opty et SHOP TO LET, WITH OR WITHOUT werk benches, at 146 Seventh avenue, next door to tx corner of Twentieth street, ULTON STREBT STORE TO LET.—NO. 19 WILL BE rented low tos good tonant. It is suitable for any re- spectabl wire at No. 197 Fulton street. PURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-IN A DESIRABLE location, suitable for a small family; containa gas, hot ‘and cold water, baths, &c. Rent low, and posession imino diately if desired. For further particulars, addross H. A. & P., 140 Broadway, up stairs. OOMS TO LET—AT 5t BROADWAY, OPPOSITE ST. Nicholas Hotel, suitabie for offices or dwollings; also, lnrge rooms, suitable for any light manufacturing purposes possession elven immediately. Inquire in the carriage wi F oom, 51s Broadway, 10 LEASE—FOR A TERM OF YEARS, A FARM OF ninety acres, undor a high stato of cultivation, well adapted td gardening well stocked with biaring perch, rees, all of choice selestion: a lar; ewtown pippins, with three «: wells of pure water; larce barns, hs pond of fine spring farm is in Newtown, Landing, immediately ground, For furthor D&, 27 Cliff street, be- ni , &bout one mile from A: baok of the village of Astoria, on ue particulars inquire of BACON & H tween the hours of 10 A. M. and 3 P. M. i hg LET—TWO NEW, WELL FINISHED corrac houses, eight rooms each, on 111th street, botweon Third oe bt ha avenues. Rent $125, Inquire at 204 Washing: ori 10 LET—TWO FIRST CLASS HOUSES, ON THE. 108 und north side of Thirty-first street, between Bighth and Ninth avenues. Tho houses are eight ‘y, have English basemen| the ‘modern Im ments, ta and A to R. G. PLERCK, Pi App! ASS ‘ine street, under the Metropol: LET—TO A SMALL RESPECTABLE FAMILY, first floor and front basement of house No. 5 Di lace, South Bi wo minutes walk fro1 Hamilton avenuo ferry. 0 LET—IN GOTHIC HALL, FRONTING ON BROAD- way, 314, 316, O55 Pe se ‘a gl ow fo ‘earl stroet, rooms for mechanics, with or without po UL lighted, in size from 60x25 to ten feet rquare. Apply om the premi 10 LET—THE LARGE AND couMmoDrous STORE ‘and basement 7) Ni au streaks store, 17 feat deep, by 26 feet front. Apply to KLES, No. 11 Nassau street, 10 LET.—THESECOND STORY OF HOUSE NO. 132 Ninth avenue, bet Ninteeath and Twentieth strocts, consisting of two parlors, with marble mante folding doors, &c,, with kitehen, pantrios. and two bed joining. ‘The house is hewly painted order, Possession immediately. on the premises. 10 LET—THE STORE AND BASE oms aud in the best of . Inquire in the third story, INT OF NO. 29 od lipht trowt apd rear, Taguice in abe store oxef Said on! 1 Tm eo tO, OF o' SonnkR & 80 . . Ts LET—HALF OF THE THIRD FLOOR OF THE NEW brown stone buil/ ing, 183 Greenwich street, opposite the Pacife hotel. nent $10 per month. Apply in tae Priating office of Vinten, Marquand &( 0 FOUNDERS OR MANUFACTURERS —TO LRT, THE factory buildings known ns 82and #4 River strost, Ne ark, opposite the freight depot, with engine and shafti ete. ‘Terms liberal, to a good tenant, Frost, No. 30 South William street, N T° LET—ROOMS, FURNISHED OR UNFURNIBURD, without board, in a house containing all the modern im- Proven ents, at $8 Fourth avenue, near Tonta stre:t, ‘ MP0 LET—T0 A SMALL FAMILY, withour CHIT dron, a second floor, unfurnished, within three miautea the Wall « low place. THREE STORY AND BASEMENT HOUSE, ‘Twenty-fifth strect, in © good losation. [tis frunished, and oan be had till May or longer, or the leaao and ure will be sold. Also other houses. R. D, GOOD- WIN, 73 Kast Fourteenth atreot. TO LET CHEAP, THR LOFTS ‘ dt étrest, suitable for any light manu: fscturing Apply on tho premises, to PARTIUDGR & walk o eet and South ferrier, Brooklyn. Apply TO, BENTO A FOUR STORY BRICK UOUSK, SITUA. \on. No. 18 Duphem piace, Williamsburg, one block from Pook #tip and Division avonue ferries, “4 W ton atrect, New York. Rent, $400, Inquire TO TR 4 famiiior . Gramereey House Wishing to engage rooms pleasant I ne. fine roomn to rent ‘0 aingle y Broadw ate (PO RENT—GENTREL APARTMENTS FOR SMAL roepeetable Twenty-eighth at boty ae, Uruby ie trietee will be IN 8B: aug ilien, in the new houses 102 and 104 East 1 five rooma on 8 floor, with aN CLINTON bo age gpd CORNER OF Lind 1 neil ease and small pocket- "ine owner san have the vane by applying wt £9. Nas- eau street, up EORGE BROWN FOUND A BOX ON THE ISTH OF October, on the ship James Wright, which eame from the ship Comet, containing elothing. vie, owner of the bos ing prope: aving charges. bie i it "hone! BROWN. 104 Oliver street, 15 REWARD.—LOST, ON SATURDAY EVENING, the Sth it. st, either in Barelay .. & now frock 0 ther street or on Broadway to Walker si up Coat marked ‘G. Travis,” under the loop on the a finder shall recei the coat the above reward by leavir No. 8 Barclay street. REWARD.—LOST, ON TUESDAY EVENING, NOV. Ist, a white Spanish poodle, answers to the name of 1p. The sbove reward will be paid on leaving the dog at 173 Henry street, Brooklyn. $5 REWARD~—LOST, ON THE 5TH INST., BETWEEN South and Barelay oats black portemonnai Iso, the adver te card. bove reward will be upon delivering the adverticor, at No. 19 Barclay street, or No. 4 . CHAS. H. DUMMER. REWARD.—LOST, ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, a bunch of keys, with a small ivory Jabel_ attached to them, with the name of tha owner upon it. Whoever will bring the same to Mr, Crosskill, No. 755 Broadway, shall re- ceive the above reward. Lost CERTIFICATE NO. 79 OF NEW CREEK COM Pany, in favor of Robert Lyon, having been lost or mis isid, all porsons are cautioned against purchasing she same, A miltab’e reward will be paid for leaving it wt the office of the company, No. 35 Wall rt. Losts4, VERY SMALL . r SCOTCH TERRIER DOG, OF light brown color, rough hair and short logs, answer to the name of Pepper. ‘Any person bringing same to south- cast corner of Twenty eighth strect and Fifth avenue, will be well rewarded. OST ON EIGHTH AVE) street, on Sabbath even: frame. The tinder w: No. 180 Tenth ete NEAR TICRTY-THIRD oulng, & pair of spectacloy, gold 1 be suitably rewarded by leaving then t, one door east of Third avenue OST—AT OR NEAR THE FOOT OF CORTLANDT 4 street, or on the dock of the People’s line of st & calfekin posketbook, contaiuing notes and other pap: no we te auyoue but the owner. ‘The tinder will reward of twenty-five dollars by returning it to MES WOOD, ENING, O8T—ON SUNDAY IN BROADWAY, between White street and Washington place, a shirt stad Of three small pearls and four diamonds set in ‘The finder will reevive $5 reward en bringing it to Mr. Gib: son’e, 374 Broadway, oA POCRLE DOG—w2 BEWARD.—LO Ld Saturday ev i ening, in the neighborhood of Es white poodle dog. He is remarkabio, a6 logs turned in, and has teen clipped Ie name of Jos, avd is well known in the above Please bring him to 35 Essex street, were d will be pad. 8 NOVEMBER 6, 1353, wallet containing ¢ig st doliars ($3) in bills oa the Hart: ford Bank, Con with some receipts and ano! atory note, which is cf no account except to the owner. ‘The tinder. wit please reecive the money in the wallet for reward, and leave the wallet, with papers, at the office of Lovejoy’s Hovel, an receive the thanks of the owner, W. WF. OST—ON SATURDAY, 5TH INST., A LARGE ENAM- elied gold Hing, with name of adecedsed porson engraved on the inside, and bair ect in. Wi will return it to Thomas Blake, 118 Division streot, wi'l be liberally rewarded OST—ON FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 4, IN going from the Clarendon House to Eighth atreot, and baek to Union Square, 9 lad: card 4 work bac, contaiing « gold the name of the lady engraved dkerchief, aad a garnot broast- fifteen dollars roward, by leav- cage, with card, am ; also, @ pocket hi ‘he tinder will recei; ‘3 Union place. OST.—TAKEN FROM THE POST take, adraft from State Bank of of Commerce, in New York, dated O: tothe order of Cleveland & Brothers, Providence, avd by them endorsed to B. Marks of this city, payment of whit! has been stopped. Any area, having it in their possossion will p'ease forward it to Richard Bussell, No. 6 Spring street, orto B Marks, 1735 Chr.ttie street TRA YED—FROM THE HOUSE NO. 45 DIVISION SY., S on the Slst ull lack and tan terrier pup, five months |, short logs, white feet, white stroak on the breast, cropped and achain oollaron his neck. Whoover will return him as above will be suitably rewarded. OFFICE BY *I8- covidencs on Bani er 25, and payable 5() REWARD—WILL BR PAID FOR THE RECO. very of the body of Thomas Lyons, who was loss 8th of October yf the steam- The d ceased ovorails. The the same to overboard from the sloop Ellen Eliza, on the last, opposite fing Sing, North river, by mean dont South America striking and sinking her. had on # black overcoat, brown pant above reward will ba paid for th John Lyons, No. 9 Chambers street. REWARD.—STOLEN, ON THE NIGHT OF THE Linst., from the subscriber, No, 138 First avenuo, » gray mare, five years old, a little over filteen hands high, not quite over with the distemper. . The public are heroby can tioned against purchasing said horso, ani if cflered for sale will please detain him, atd the above reward will be paid for bis return, ot a suitable reward will be given for infor. mttion leading to his recovery. FREDERICK WHITE. STOLEN GOODS. TOPPED, SUPPOSED TO BE STOLEN—ONE GOLD chain snd gold cross, which the owner can have by Proving property and paying expenses, ou applick:ion at the Uld Crigual L. Jaaobs? watch tepot, 102 Chatham stxoot. loons an elivery 0} RELIGIOUS NOTICES. RECEPTION OF THE RIGAT REV. DR. LAUGHLIN At Tirooklyn.—At a meoting of the members of St. Paul's Roman Catholic coagregativn, held in the basement of te ehurch on Sonday, Nov. 6, 1353, the following arran cerae Were made for tug’ reception, on Wednesday, Nov. 9% of tue Right Rev. Dr. Laughlin, Pirst Bishop ot’ B:ookiyn :—A Grand Marshal and six aids ¥ore appointed ; committecs were also appointed, to wait on the various civic and mili tary societies, and invite their attondance at the procession, which will move from the pastoral residence, in Congtosr, near Court street, at 9 o'clock A. M., on Wednesday, the >: inst., and proceed to the Cathedral church of St. James, in jay street. ‘Tho m' ef those who will join in the proces: sion to be at So’clock in the morning, at St. Pau Patrick O'NeiL1, See’, PETER O'MARA, Chairman. THE TRADES, &C. WELL PRACTISED ORNAMENTER AND JAPAN- ner, who vnderstands his business thoroughly, able to gild handsomely, ag well as to imitate marble, aud who ad- ministered in ti ofa foreman for many yearsin agreat factory, wishes imm to the country. Please addroce P. employment. No objection to > B., Herald Office. s NGRAVER WANTED—ONE PROFICIENT IN LET- tering silver Ware and joweiry. To @ person who suita, a liberal salary and constant employment will be givon Apply to James 8. Jones, 71 Nassau street. AS-FITTERS.—WANTED, TWO OR THREE GOOD ras-fittors to go to the western part of th s State. Good wages and steady employment given. None but good work- men and those of steady habits wanted. Apply to W. M. Tempking, at Lovejoy ‘otel, between the hours of MA. M. and 1 P.M., this day. ITO DAGUERREOTYPISTS— WANTED, THRER GOOD operators immediately, “Apply at Anson's, 3) Broad- way, epposite the Metropolitan itall. Largo size daguerreo- types for 00 conta, twice the sizeof any inthe city for) conte, HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. HH? SES WANTED, FOR CASH.—ONE OR TWO FIRST hy below Twenty-sixth street, between Fourth and Sixth avenues, A preference will be given wher: two adjoin; also, three or four lots, betwoen Twenty-third and Thirtieth streets, and Fifth and Sevouth avenues. Apply to JOHN 8. KELSO, 62 William street, WANTED—OF MODERATE SIZE, EITHER furnished or unfurnished, till Ist May,’ or longer, by a small zeapectable family. Address, immediately, box B16 Port. NFURNISHED ROOMS.—WANTED, TWO OR THREE rooms, unfurn‘shed, fora family of two, bet veen Twoltth and Thirtieth streets, near Sixth. Eighth or Nioth aveaue; one of the rooms must be suitable for a physician's office, Address, stating terms and locality, Volta, Herald Office, ANTED—UNTIL THE FIRST OF MAY, A TAREE- story house, betwoen Fourth and Twentieth streets, suitable for a genteel family. Rent not to exceed S40 a year. Address box 2,670 Post office. WASTED—A HOUSE, FURNISHED, IN A GOOD L0- cation, by a person who is @ responsible and good te nant; rent from $1,000 to $1,000, Callon or address No. 73 Enst Fourteenth street. CORPORATION NOTICES. ORPORATION NOTICE.—PUBLIO NOTICE 138 hereby given to the owner or owners, oecupaat or oc- oupants of all houses and lots, improved or unimproved 1 affected thereby, that following assessmenta limites embraced by such assessem J) the several houses and lots of ground, vs pieces and parcols of Iand, situated om both’ sid Tote, ft Madison strost, vetweon Rutgers sbecet_and Pike stroct, on north f Rutgors strect from Henry to Madison street, on the { Honry strect betwooa Piko aud Rut, ws interests are affected by #8 the eame, or either of them objections, iting, to the undors No. 4Hall ef Records, within thirt this notice. WILLLAM COHARL CHARLES NeNIELL, one Bureau of Assessm: » Street Departinent, Nov. YORPORATION NOTICE —PUBLIC NOTICE IS HF! by given to the ownor or owners, oocupant or occupa: of all houtes and lots, improved or unimproved lands sfloated thereby, that the following asscsrments have been comploted the’ Assessors, and are lodged in tho office of the { Assosrmenta for examination by all or- vir. ‘or & Sower Greenwich ttreet, strect to a yy 100 feot north of Libort: y 8 1h assosemont include d lots + f grows Ho 4 ed on both tant ati a a revent their objectio: eir office No. 4 Hall of the date of this notice. WILLIAM GAGE, CHARLES J. DODGE, § Assessors, CHARLES MoNIELL, ju of Assessments, Street Department, Nevom- n pants of al x and lota, improved Afected thereby, that the follon in gomploted by the assessors, and aro lodged Burcan of Assessmonts, for oxamination by all porsons inter osted, viz.—For receiving basins and culverts at the onst- terly corners of Greenwic! ‘The latte id Liberty sorects. embraced by auch aysessiment inclide el the several houses and lots of ground, vacant lo! on and parcels of land, aituated on both sider of Liberty atrect, from Broadway to Greenwich «trons, oa the west sido of Temple strest, fifty feot south from Liberty street, on both sides of Trinity plac #oventy five feet south from Liberty street, on the it side if treet, fifty two feet south ae one hundred CY 5 n a po or ei f them sre roquosted their objections, in writing, to the undersigned, at their office, No. 4 Hall of Reocrds, within thirty days from tho date of this notice, WILLIAM QAQB, ? @UAaRLes J pope, & sscocaors, CRARLEA MoNIBLL, § Assotsmente, Street Departucat, Nor. 8, WANTS. Nn For Foun Convays oy Wants Sue SIXTH PAGE: YOUNG WOMAN—Wio Ir RAIED ON DRESS. A SOURS coat no, a8 CARATED OM DIAS, waker. The best of eit; fer e . _ ton street, corner of Hudson, Teme Inquie a: 66 soe: De RE*PECTABLI as nurse and best of reference streot. GIRL WANTS A SITUATION schambermaid. The very by calling at 490 Broome RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES a situation as cook, washer end ironcr; has the best of city reference. Can be seon for street, between sve VERY RESPECTABLE YOUNG Gigt, RECENT! A MER }OUNG GIR, RECENTLY irom England, wo te hear of some bituationin a shop, or in some family as waiter She speaks od English German, and French. Bost of references given, She cam be son tend First aver RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES aA situation as chambermaid, washer avd ironer. Has the best of city reference. Please onl! at 260 Fourteenth street, between avenues A and B. (an be seen for two days. 2 No. 872 corner of 5 up stairs, vein YOUNG WOMAN WANTS 4 SITUATION A8 PLAIN cook, and to assist in Cy ay om d ironing, or te do ger housswork in a mall private family. Good resomme: rom her last place given. Can be seen for bwe days 236 Fast thirteenth street, between First avenue and avenue A, back room. RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUA- tion a8 nurse and ecametress in a private family, 8 cute and fits bs and children’s dresses. much an object as & comfortable home ‘Twenty eighth etreet, between Sixty and Sev Where the can be seen tor two days. rs YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS COOKy washer and ironer; she is willing to make herse.? gen - erally useful. She will have no objection to go to the coun- try. “Please call at 144 Varick street, second floor, back tress aud amborw ork good city reference. Ploase call at No, building, for two d RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION, aS seamstress and nurse, Has good city reference. Can be Seon at 15 Kast Eleventh street, betweon Firet and Second avenurs, Mrs, Belley’s. LADY WHO HAS HAD GREAT EXPERIENCE IN. to meet with a few more ladies Sat- given. Ploase address K. A., 11 COMPEIENT DRESSMAKEK WISIES TO WORK ovt by the day; one who is confident of pring every @a- th ifsfaction in cutting and fittiag ladies dress lease call at 45Thirtocuth etreet, between Filth and aveaues, third story, front room. MIDDLE AGED PROTESTANT WOMAN WANTS A bir ation vo de plein cooking, in « amall private family; is A good Warher and ironer, Cua be seen for two days, it ot engaged, at 11 Wooster stro st, in the rear, up stairs. BLE YOUNG WOMAN, A PROTESTANT, ituatien to do chamberwork, or or to wait on a lady; is a good washer and irom of city reference given. Please call at £4 Spring street, in the rout basement. PROTESTANT YOUNG W( MAN WISHES A SITUA- tion a8 chambermaid, or plein cook, washer and ironer, in a private family. Can be seen for three days at 67 Nelson etroct, third floor. iS A uation as chambermaid, and to assiss in Wenning. and ironing, or to do the housework in a small family. Good city refercuce. Please inquire at 121 Twenty-fifth street, betweem Second and Third avenues, for two days, MIDDLE AGED PROTESTANT WOMAN WANTS & situation as nurse and plain seamstress. Has good ety reference for the nbove capacity, from a most reepeota~ Lie family, where she has lived fer the last six years. Will be heard cf at 13 Carmino street, in the rear, for two days, if not engaged. OUNG SCOTCH GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS Tiamtermeld or child's aurse; hae no objection .to tra- on at 75 Filth stroot, betwoon First and YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS GOOD cook. washer and ironer, in a private family. Can be acen at 75 Fifth street. RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS & sitnation as good plain cook, washer and ironer. Hag good recommendation frem her Inet plac ‘Can be seen at 44 Prince street, for two days, ight to four o'clock. kuti hall irs. nta a situation. Can give ood city reference. Can bi for one day. Apply at 50 Warren stroct. GOOD SALESMAN WANTED IN THE RETAIL dry goods busi ess. Apply to Van Doren & Richmond, Six Fulton streoty Brooklyn. LADY IS DESIROUS OF A SITUATION AS HOUSE- Keeper, or would like a jompanion to an invalid person. Also, 2 lady ion, who understands hairdressing. Inquire at 196 Groene ateest, for Miss Grayham. at RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SIT- tation as chambermaid and seamstress, or to take care of srownig children, and to do plain sewing. Apply at 30 Wa- verley place, SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, BE; tween 15 aed 19 years of age, in some store, to assiet in writing; he can write a gocd h and has been employed for four years past in one of the larg-at places of busi Now York, and for the last year as mail writer. rive good testimonials as to character aad honesty. Would take any other place; ix not particnar, By addressing to J HL. ©., Herald office, it will be promptly attend- RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITU. ion a8 clerk in & wholesals grosery or liquor store; Ax «hjections to drive an exprot 1@ best of reforen: given, Spnly ab No. 13 ith strect, bet Seventh and Fighth avenues, three years. Can be teen PROTESTANT MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS waiter; he p-rfectly understands his busines. Good Iv at No. 1 Eldridge stroe Anton street, noar Bow- Merald office, will be at- A city reference given. fovrth floor, reom ery; or a note add tended to, ATOTRECARY WANTED: thorovghly understands tl nets of a drug store, Apply nue, corner of Thirteenth stre YOUNG MAN, WHO YOUNG MAN, NOT OVER SEVENTEEN Years old, is wanted, a8 secretary to = gentleman about to travel. " Address, post paid, Adrian, Herald Office, stating where he may be'scen. (COUAMBERMAID WANTED—T10 GO-TO SAVANNAH, Georgia. One whois thoroughly competent, and under stands fine washing, 10 is vt and tidy, an bring the of references. Nono other need apply. Call OOK WANTE: E WHO dorstands her business, and ca mendations. Apply in the Fifth Eightoonth atrees, cast sid Ce WANTED—AN AMERICAN, ENGLISH OR Scoteb, white or colored woman, as cook in « private fa- vel mily. The best references required.’ Apply at No. 75 Bart ‘Twenty-third streot, before 12 o'clock or after 4 o’clook P. M, [pete DESIROUS OF PROCURING GOOD AND efficient domestics, of mn, with the ‘bent of fr , &o., Can be eu} on street, inthe Sum Buildin ‘RON.—WANTED, TO GO TO MOBILE, A SOBER, IN- dcstrious man, that has been accustomed to working among iron. Good wages and ree t situation will be given to one who understands his business. Apgly ‘to Wolfe, Gillespie & Co., 193 Pearl street, between 12 an oO HUNDRED CLOAK MAKERS AND ONB HUN- dred and fifty quilters, wanted immediately, at Moly- noux Bell’ rium, mal tract ALESMAN WANTED—A YOUNG MAN, AS SALES- man in « retail dry goods house, in @ Southern city. None need ay nly bot those who are soquainted with business. Address Leitrim, Herald office. ITUATION WANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ‘woman, as chambermaid and to sasist in washing and ironing, or would go as cook; understands baking. Can pro- duce thio dest of city references. Pleaso call at 34 Thompson street, between Broome and Grand streets, near Canal. 10 DRUGGISTS.—WANTE: SITUATION, BY A hemist: cr ‘ho re mi le ci willing to go South or West. Ad- oat unexce) ehemi ira; ity references. Would éress R. E. D., Heral 10 HOTEL KBEPERS.—A YOUNG MAN OF BUSINESS habits, strictly temperate, wishes for = situation ag book keeper, or head wa:ter ina first clase Louse. Would refer going South. Reforence given. dross J. M. erald office. 10 HOTEL KEEPERS. rienced in the hotel busit wants o situation as book- int bookkeeper; would make himself gene- Gorman," fivete office A YOUNG MAN, ily cosfuls epeake Bagitsh? German ‘iver rally vot Bogie an, f olebjection to po South. address Cnr, Yo Spanish. 1 (PO HOTEL KEEPERS.—A HOUSEKERPRR OF MANY years experiance desi mt 48 such in & hotel, or would undertake nee of the linen room, store room, references can be given To Sup CAPTAINS —A YOUNG MAN, AGED 21 desires a passage to Sydney; is willing to’ pay $30, make himself useful in any ea ncity, AS 8 conek G04 the balance of pastage mone; ference if required. Aline addressed to John 1., Broadway Post Offs, will m NTRD—A SITUATION, d to A woman, as cook, and to as: ing. Beet ts ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A. YOUNG WOMAN as waiter, or chambermaid seamstress. Can be toon fot two daya, at 107 Bldridge otreet, second floor, trons room, ‘ANTED—BY Ri ‘ANT ENGLISH GIRL, rn W: situation a: — ‘armaid and j lain soam: ph stress, 1 Bihwenth "i seonth stree reference given BY A RESPECTABLE good cook, a1 YJ Protestant lent washer hontework of ence. Plense call old; haemo objection to the to henlth and character, Ninth street betweon avenues amilien, and has of elty ter : milter, chet pT Apply as 27 Pirat aroun, connor of Thirteenth rireot, in the Bakery. : YA YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION TO ironing, of as OO} “pts Mulberry” fo general hi chamberwork, the country, Ro yrrd, eevond woon for a jestion te go ‘strost, corner of store, Van be