The New York Herald Newspaper, November 20, 1853, Page 5

held in New York in May, we 1a have Teen in ‘the habit of giving, from the most auth? ntic sources, the numbers of the different sts; and these numbers have generally been r -epublished in the religious and other almana’. of the day. This is the only correct ennM’sration of the religious sects in the United States. That which is now professed to be put forth under thé name of De Bow, and as ceiming from the Census Depart- ment at Washington, is grossly erroneous, blun- dering, ridiculous, and absurd. We will name one instance: It puts down the Catholics at & little over half a million; but it is well known that the number of the Catholics in this coun- \ try, aécording to their own and the accurate enumeration, is nearly a million anda half. The enumeration of the other sects is equally blundering and erroneous. De Bow, the present superintendent, succeed- ed Mr. Kennedy; but he seems to be utterly in- capable of comprehending the difference between facts and fancy in American statiaties, Tue PRESIDENT AND HIS Canmer.—Some narrow thinking people suppose that because we disapprove of the policy of the Cabinet of ’ General Pierce, and are advocating the removal or resignation of the larger part, we are there- fore very anxious such an event should take place to-morrow, next day, next week, or next month. No such thing. We are in no haste for that event. We know too well that the President cannot dispense with his present ad- visers till some time after the meeting of Con- gress. It would embarass him very much to dismiss them, re-model them, or turn them out, previous to the period when he makes up his megeage for the two houses, and when the de- partments hand in their reports to the same authority. The removal of the Cabinet at this time, or even during the next five, six, seven, or ten months, would equally embarass us. We have not half exhausted Cushing, Marcy, Guthrie and the rest of them, They are our capital in trade ; and if they were removed to- morrow, what would we do for a pungent edi- torial article the néxt day? We cannot spare them, and we really hope that the President will take our embarassment into consideration, and keep them at least for six months ora year, until their characters are completely exhibited to the country, and their principles run out. With nursing, however, and temperance and moderation, and good care in the treatment we give the Cabinet in their different courses, we think they will last as editorial topics, if dis- eussed—pungent and agreeable to all—for at least nine or twelve months longer. Will the President take this into consideration, and jog on with them for a little while longer? Arts and Artists. Bovcrry, who is now considered the finest landscape painter in America, has fhished his series of landscapes MBustrative of the four seasons. As he has painted these plotures for s teat of hia style, they are worthy a careful examination. They can be seen at Williams & Stevens’sy 823 Broadwa; Mr, Powri1’s “ De Soto’’ is still on exhibition at the Academy of Design, Broadway, rear Bond street. This Pieture was done to occupy the vacant space in the ro- tunda of the Capitol. It is worthy a visit. Mr. O. 8S. Fowler continues his Lectures en Phrenology, Monday and Weinesday evonings, at Musical easeny, Allen street, corner of Houston street; and Tees: eday. and ‘Friday evenings, ab St Luke's Buldicg in Hudson street, corner of Grove street, ab Ti¢ roleok," ‘closing with examinations. Seats, 123; cent 100 Farms and Building Lots, each 100 feet square, equal to four city lots. will be distributed on ‘26th of November, 1803, among G0) subsori ‘ geiving four building lots or a farm. Socuroa horns for only ‘$15. Now is tho time to Pt) ® share, as the number left is fow and the books will soon close. Apply to CHARLES WOOD, 208 Broadway, where maps and pamphlets can be had gratis. To Liquor Dealers.—The most compre- Rensive work ever published. Whiskey, brandy, gin, and manufactured without distillation ‘a cost of 13 cents conts per gallon. Vinegar predused in twenty-four to ix hours; also, choap porter and 7 Picrre Tasour. of Bo ean. For sale by. ‘ADRIANGE, JAN & CO., No. 2 Astor House. Have you heard the Buckleys? If not, go a one, and hear them sing the ere song and Rosa OR =a og oy these on AS Dac tt ales gag The Columbian Glee Book, by I. B. Wood- pwd etd Ke rene mee one of ins oan slee t issued, an xcee pera. ioe SI. just published, and for sale by, lit WATERS. 323 way. He pate ‘While the Iron 1s Hot,” said one Cromwell's eae to him, x suit me e it hot by striking.”’—Th: No. 1 Astor House, the popular mai his business by onergy. skill, and punctuality, instoad for it grow of itsel The Best Pianos in oe World.—It is an undeniable fact that T. Gil Co. brated pianos. Was om teen and iron E osalon, ace.sne, best ig the |. They defy competitio baba HORACE WATER: Flipper lle: D.& H. Smith’s Melo- jeons, aro tuned in the equal temperament ; the harmony is ood in the remote keys as it is in the common ; the only Sele so tuned, and unquestionably the hes HORACE WATERS, jont, £33 Broadway, 5-—Clo ing of every Descriptio: oa 4 of the bier materials fe 7] mode and iy eee sh taabionablo. Tanner, TA may always bo fund av Ne Caesaaaa et hat tw. W. PARSELLA & CO, ‘When the World’s Fair Closes it Will Not nccomplished more in any éorartment, than the rm street boya’ clothing ectablisbment has in its posuli: Bovinees offurrishing the jnvenile community with clothos, All thatia dene at this establishment may be termed rich, aceful, and of be = Of course, becom OSRE, No. 5 John ateeet. wr’, Mantulia and Cloak Manufacturers.— est improvement in out machiag is for quilding mm ere Co gee wok Seon | from SS ad De- fent to thove who Feque: Sie DA OVER, BAKER & CO., 0 Chambers atrect. Kadies’ Advertisement.Glasgow House, Wo. 179 Broadway, (West End.)—-MADDEN & STQWART ow opening somo new easee of coe Ca ot be | SXtante’ frocks, $2.50 cook; Swisa aud c soldore pete from $06 $16 cxoh, “Alco s case of biaow serosa veils, Piss Sach. Thee are of the owseh Mosler, ant worthy af miail and Shoes.—The Best and Cheapest Place in the sity to got s good ar 10, of every deseri ptio t BROOKS’, roadway ani Di Fuiton atreot, uble solo, dork sole, waterproof and patent leat or boo! erent abundance, Overshoes, of every description. One Thousand. “Dollars Reward will be by the subseriber, upon competent evidenco being pro- x aman der eaten, (azler’® patents) ving their contents from fire or 3 forsale at the spot, 192 Poarl RE M. PAP. rwin; Machines_Shire ¢ and Collar Manu- go nf particularly invited to call and examine Sin- ger’s now machine for stitching fine linen and cotton goods. This machine 6 with aeinge throad, The Seam is perfertly finished on both sides, is stronger than Peed stitching, and far mors rerular and benatitul, When dtarched and ironed the stitohing retains all its distinetaoss beauty, which ianct tin cass vith the work of any obiior wohine. SINGER & ©O., No, 823 Bre Sweet Home_New Version.— Through pleasures and palaces ‘Thouph we may roam, Our palace, the atl ons, ata thim at horn the Powder Miugtetio Lyon you'll nd Thet destroys avery insact, Dut harms not mank! Depot for Lyon's Magnetic Powder and Pilts, 424 Broadway. HairDye and Wigs. —Batchelor’s Manu« ry is nt No, 228 Rrosdway, opposite the Park, whore iad tho boot secommods‘ions in the world for the eslo nd application of his hair dyo and newly invented wigs and tovpeor. Nino private rooms, alion one floor. Copy the addross, Strangers, on your Way Home, Don’t Walt ot » nt once to Dr. GOURAUD'S 7 Walkcr street, fret store from ead parchass & cake of lig ieaiiaa meticuved tea, e0 olen ta gourcof tan, pimplos, freckles, shaps, Py all chin iseavea, Equally wonderful is "his ohe- shale weeatation vAlled podtce subale, for uprooting halt foreheads, iy part of the’ body. Lily white, ve, miow pair oye aud ha tive, The Stormy Weather of Late has not Di- minished thy groot run ab Barker's. The public are just bo inningtoawalen to the fact that Hacker's seniyey it tie st nual ones relinlo Fome ¥ tifying the Bair. Principal Greviig estecblisbinont, 45) Broadway. Trosses, Shoulder Braces, Minstle Stock- ings, for enlarged veing of the I nate kr Ponsory bandazoe, apival bear supperters, foot, knook kn¢ now inetrn age io. Dr. Powe! Ocults Aurist, &., receives f tla ia dally, at his offiao, 502 this “Treatise on the eS rol} the Rev. Dr, to Runucca W., youngest daughter of the late Major Uriah invited to attend the funeral, from he 4 Broome street, this afternoon, at half past one orelock, in 50 Rutgers street, this a: are invited to attend residence, No. 575 Twelfth street, Wis 2 months To the Editor of the ‘Herald :—Sir— I un- @erstand that the card published by mo in this morning's Trerals has been sup r0sed to izaply that tho failure of my house was he menner in which its affairs wero oar- ried on by ny partner during my absence. T desire vo con trodict this {mpression, and to sey thet the faiure waa ne. ‘and inevi‘abl’, and waa in no way owing to any ie cr other transaction carried on ¢urimg my absence rvithout my knowledg JOS. GUTMAN, New Fork, Nov Ip just'o t hep the insertion of the above planatrry of, ‘one which appeared in the Herald of irday morning, The card will sufficiently explain itself without making {¢ necessary for ma to go into farther paE- tieulsrs at present. LEM. VAN BOSKEROK, A Carpetings at Cost.—Peterson & Humphrey, Broadway, are selliug off their entire stook at cont, to ‘lose off their'tall importati Rich enperfine earpots Ga. to fe. por tard: rich three ply éhry to 108. por yard} Fich English Brussels, ‘Ss, per yankee ria ‘ty English epost | 10». to 128. per yard: yioh velvete lls. to 16s, per yard. Als Rearre ot of Bnglish oil clothy, in romnarte, at ta, por yard. r citizens it i all before purchasing cleowhexe, ores would dette ETERSON & HUMPHREY, 879 Broadway, corner of White attest, Stage Drivers, Physicians, and all Persons exposed to cold, wet weather. should use the lined india rubber Ladies will find ng ode & positive cure for rough Sr ebay ed hands, Fw |AN’S, U1 Broadway, and by ail rubber a seigiigs Consumption Treated by Tuhalation— Also arth end bronobit JAMES CAMERON, id corner, of Crosby ‘Reforene a. Hsworth, Esq., 35 Brooklyn; Chase & Co., ex- Jay Wood, press office, 173 Brondwa; Do Not Let Them Die.—Parents Who Havo YoUrg children ehould never be without Dr, TOBLAS! Vo in Iiniment, in case of croup, which compl ries oftheir children Thousands have beon saved by the uso ver fails, Office 240 Greenwich street. On Friday, November ® the i lady of Lieutenant Heory Dusenbury, of @ son. ed, Jn Bt. George's Chureb, on Sere November 19, by 'ypg, Saucy, Wourr, Esq’, of New Orleans, Blue, of Alabama. Died, was eriney; November 18, Tuomas Dovonrery, aged 52 yeThe friends and acquaintances ¢f the family are re spectfully invited to attend his funeral, from No. 119 elfth street, this afternoon, at two o'clock, On Friday morning, November 18, Henry C, Mussuvom, inthe 25th year of hi s age. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his mother. Huldah Mer afternoon, ger, No. 184 Nassau street, Brooklyn, this ‘two o’clock, without further invitation. On Saturday, November 19, Groce Tirrany, oaly son of John and I. A. Marallou, aged 2 years, 3 months aud 14 The funeral will take place this afterzoon, at two o’clock, from the residence of bis arents, No. 106 Ha- meraley street. The friends of the fa attend, without further invitation. On Saturday, November 19. Ta2mas W., ovly son of | Abram and Marion Volk, aged 2 months a1 lamily are invited to 19 days, The friends of the family ‘are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from ‘No. 405 Sixth avenue, this after- noon, at two o’clock. On Saturday morning, Novembsr 19, Joan Hevpgrson, aged 45 years, His friends, and those of his family, are reapectfally invited to attend his funerai, from his late resideace, No. 171 Niveteenth street, this afternoon, at two o'clock. His remains will be taken to Greenwood for ioterment. On faturday, November 19, Mary ANN Cisse, wife of Samuel T. Clase, late of Liverpool, England, in ‘the 25th year of her age. The relativ ard friends of the family are respectful; late residence, No. Brooklyn, on Saturday, November 19, Mrs, Eumasart P. More, relictof the late Robert Morris, aged 77 years, 1 month and 10 days. The friends of tho family are requested to attend the funeral, without farther invitation, from ber late resi- dence, No. 63 Johnsen street, Brooklyn, to-morrow after- 100n, at one o'clock. On Saturday, November 19, Ricnarp Suay, son of John Shay, aged 14 years, 9 months and 19 days. Bis fun 1 will take 71. ce from his late residence, No. noon. at four o’elosk. On Saturéay, November 19, Joun Kitorax, aged 68 years, after a long and severe illness, ‘The frieads cf the faruily, aud thoce of his son, Michael, ia funeral, thig day, from his late On Friday evening, November 18, of typhus fever, Luvr Garzs Avemn, late from California, Ir this city, on Saturday, November 12, of consumption, Prgey ae of Albany,) aged 56 years, nd ‘Albany papers please copy. tided in New York in or about the year Jars, apply, to Mr. Paul J. Posh ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. ~ SEE : SIXTH J AND SEVENTH PAGES. PERION AL. N INHERITANCE. IMPORTANT TO THE HEIRS of Mr. Duncan Molntosh, who fs euppored be have ro 13 For partiou- Brez, 29 Cortlandt stroet, or Mr. era, Switzerland. et, 265 Villeureuse, About siz years ago, in the shi Water boen Lear: Papa received by Robert Fletcher, at Mr. Richard Kil- ‘Third 2 dressed when | cap, black sack coat, and green striped pants. His Perro would gratefully receive. and give a liberal reward information that would load to his whereabouts, to be No. 398 Greonwioh street. this mon' him wu be thankfully reveived by Mrs, Jennings, 53 Mul- berry etreet. in tho year 1551; Ler father ae should meet her ey th is will sen Herat omnes, eo an article which she ely to Mr. R. i Commrrciat Advertiser, Dy 80 doing he will hear of some thing ta bis advantax office of E. Cazet, 64 Water street, without WASTED — INFORMATION OF ROSAN! is y-sighth streets, a xed Indias y, ui ty-oighth euroct. Walker, second story, 114 on Monday, Nov, 21, nt 2 o’ole «re Geo, Law and Golden Gate, in o! ger and freight emt irrnin Oregon, Xo., by the United States rai Law. via Vanama’ route, on Monday, Novembor 21, 1333, a8 o'clock P.M. All ireight and ol V6 beforo one Bifocal EXPRESS.—PACKAGES AND PARC fort, and all arta of the to Melbourne, Fort Philip, Sydney, wad all parts of Auatr Van Dieman’s Land sn: {ng hence or from England for thone places; and to Canto Hong Kons, Shai Part of the Ba ona tie best finial 49 Greene strest. turer, reapoctfu sing geumine Hs took mands exeeeuly foe ky gastos tac: ial otzect next oe, seme | a 169 Canal NFORMATION WANTED—OF JOHN WILDS, WHO came from Berry, Lancashire, me to this country loo. and has not since of. Any information respecting him will be ‘street, Newburg, Orange soanty, N. Y. [NFORMATION WANTED—OF WILLIAM JONNSON, of Poughkecpsic, aged sixteen; short and thick-ses. on the 2h October, in a black cloth NFORMATION WANTED—OF PATRICK LEONARD, by his wile, Bridget Leonard, who Iended on the 16th of ship Jocelyn. Any information respecting NFORMATION WANTED OF MARY CASSEY, WHO came from county Galway, Ireland, in tho ship Continent, d aunt is at 406 Water atre» he will do ‘well by eat TF “THE YOUNG LADY WEARING A SPOTTED DE- laine drees, blue veil and plaid shawl, aud cai ve ai smu ‘book, who came over from Jersey City and took a Ifudson t about 12 0’olock M. on her name and addross to oi lost will be restored to ‘her! ND To returned to America at the time of tho death of hie im th ear.) is recommender wri mn ely to MER. HL, Hodzor, se. tho office of the Now. York M® WEST, (WHO WAS IN LONDON IN 1830, A: ‘OTICE.—THE WITE OF THE LATE CAPTAIN JOHN Smith, of bark Francis Paimor, utd aso oallat the 6 A PY, f the county of Monaban, townland of Miadiesown, Ireland, or of her husband, William Couly, will be thank- fully reeei red by her sister, Martha Duffy, at 62 West Wash ington place. WILL OBLIGE C. D. L, BY_ADDRGSS Vf LANCU ings few lines to her at the Union square Post Office. AME TO THE INCLOSURE OF MILLS & THOMPSON, corner of Tenth avenue and 10th street, Wednestay, Toth instant, one bay horse, one sorrel pony, and one donkey: The owner cf eaid property is requested to call and pzove Property and pay chars es. Washingt n Heights, Nov. 18, 1853, OST OR STOLEN—TWO DIAMOND BREASTPING. A liberal roward will be paid at 170 East Fourteenth atrect, or by Yuuoza & Etuiain, 23 Broadway, for the reco: ry of either. All porsons are cautioned against buying the os sT—ON FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18, IN 4 Broadway or Fith avenue, rewarded by leaving the OGS.—TWO VALUABL land dogs for sale; p E AND LARGE NEWFOUND- low. eaanies: of James E. ton street. MPORTANT TO DOG FAN RS —THE SUBSORT- ber hason hand a fine lot of the best biced ot King Charles spaniel pups, (imported breed,) which he offers for tale on the most reasonable term Apply to THEODORE W. JACKSON, roar of No. 17 Lau- rene street, separately or in @ lot. BXPRESS AGENCTHS. JRFRLORD & CO.'3 CALLFORNIA AND SOUTI AMER. ican Express.—Our noxt ie ahtp ment will go forward pe the splondid fast steam: arge of & special messen- {XPRESS FOR CALIFORNIA.—ADAMS & CO. WILL 4 despatch their regular semi monthly express for Cali- Me must be dollvored to lock, Ruts" GO., 69 Broadwa; for England, Ireland France, Gormany, Russia, Italy, ain, Portugal ‘Sweden and Denmark, to bo ‘forwarded por Conard steamer, on Wednesday, 2d inst , muit bo loft at our office bofere three Delivory Co., of J mday. Agoncy of Ocean Parcel Broadway. GN EXPRESS.—EDWARDS, SANFORD & CO, tfully announce that thoy are propared to forward ai fad packages from Nov York te Liverpoo}, all parts of Eexland, Ireland and Sootland, Pavia, bremen, Hamburg, Prank nropean continent, onoo s wee! Te, Now Zealand, by evor; hoo, Calontta, Madras, Hombsy, and other Indios and China, ones every bwo woeke, Mee Wh Kron dwi WURNITURE (iimaren THAN EVE } ENAMSLLED SL78, KNAVELLED SETS. Ho. £46 Broadway, noxt door to the Dusseldorf Gailer> Ghoapor than all’ othore New. aK, Hota sollts “FIVE ond THIRTY Pn CE) 10 found anywhere ois mado hen "atta it wate GL Cheng Rnamolied Farnitare Warchoure, 546 Ii aw doore above fisting #b.. next door to De Chap! 1CH ROSKWOOD PARLOR Pris i) AND FURNI- ture of every description.—C. INDLER, pan oe lly favites person, tious home fornia! ‘next to the People's Bank, up re oan, Wi and gentlemen, or aninvalid, whore td b ents their interest and by WISHES A SITUAT ON IN SOME nm Amerivan, bas a liberal iter, has genteel manners havacter; haanever held aug aituatic es L, Jchnston, Broadway Post offi YOUNG WOMAN WISHES TO ORTAIN A SITUA tion as xo'd plain cook, washer and ironer. y recommended from her fOrmer situa’ i atl YOUNG LADY reapectatle stor ireidery store. Waves not ¢6 much an object as m comfortable home. at 209 Mott street, third floor, LITHOGRAPHIC PENMAN WANTED, Af ‘ENDI- cott & Co.'s establishment, 59 Beekman atrect. To a good Workman s permanent situation will be given. N ENGLISH LADY 13 DESIROUS OF OTAINING children. or would take en- of them. coms do plain work, and would sssist in » G., Herald ofice, place as teacher to youn, honseksopiag. Address L. AX. ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, NINETEEN YEARS Pd ¢, spenke and writes the English and Gort id wh: has been ewployed for three yi a aseistant bockkeeper, wishe or as clork, in come business, wi ferences cig Address box 1,818, Post JOACTMAN WANTED—RITHER WHITE OR COLOR- ‘To one acquainted with the city. and willing to Work early on inte, and thoroughly ‘understands frooming, liberal waxes will bo paid. Address, with refe- Fences to Theodore, Herald Office. HAT TRIMMERS.—WANTED, thilicen's fancy straw ba taste, to whom good given, Apply to A. Lelan AMILIES DESIROUS OF PROCURING GOOD AND , ‘and station, with the best of ‘recommen dations for Tomesty, sobriety and” on pacity. can be sapplied on. application, to J IN, ciety, office 106:Chambers st. RNAMENTAL CONFECTIONER WANTED—ONE who isa first ratohand at pi mids, and other ornamental wor! (none other ies y) Ne emt My n employment as tl ed. and can take care of three or four hageter rimmors of exp rrisnes and es and atesdy aeploresnd will be d & Co., 171 Pearl street. faithful servants, ret, formerly Old spun stgar, pyra- ‘& good workman the best wages, with etoady employ ‘bang, EAMSTRESS AND LADY'S. MAID.—WANTED, ax American, English, or french woman, as hoe and lady’s maid; oxo who understands fine sewin; apeeting| ‘The best references required. Address BONNET MAKERS.—WANTED, FIFTY GOOD silk bonuct makers, to whom good wazes and steady em- Wee ment will be given for next five monthe land & Co,, 171 10 BUSINESS MEN—A GOOD BU capital, can bave a chance for makin, & profitable in- ’aper. Apply at the Office, No. 75 ‘SINESS MAN, WITH vestment in the Ladie: Naseau street, rear bu Iding, fourth floor, ANTED—A SITUATION AS WET NURSE. BY A healthy and respectable woman, with the best of city Can be seen at her present situation, No. 1 Albion Place, Fourth street. ANTED—IN A FIRS? CLASS ry by one who has bad mi Bes’ of sity reference can be given. verience in the bual EM ‘ANTED—IN SOUTH BROOKLYN, A PROTESTANT woman, a6 cook, and to ipl in washing and ironing. Appty at 4 Front street, u NTED—AN EXPERIENCED SHIRT CUTTER, WHO is competent to supsrintend the manufacture of fine E charge of that department in as Tos man who thoroughly under- Pernanont situation and With references, box 2 203 ANTED—A FIRST RATE FRENCH COOK. A MAN that thoroughly understands cooking in all its branches, and is oapable of conducting the busines public honto and restaurant snd & permanent situation will be shirts, and take en' elothing jobbing hi sinnds tho business Will be given. Addre dy man gor von, Apply ‘at SI Pla [;ANTED—A FIRST RATE WASHER AND IRONER Good wages will be paid. NTED—A FRENCH WOMAN IN AN AMERICAN ne capable of fia sewing and Light chamber. ee children, will hear of a good ion, by applying at 50 Broadway. at 178 Walker street. s0R BALRe —Fror ear TRS C1, Ss E ed Ninth nurs, worth $0 © aining with Fas, chan sellere— ail ia ine mu ire 8 ‘i $5. 000. 1 aited up, and’ ten and doing a bus 1d a good | OMIS, 71 Wart street, New York. WHITING AND PUTTY MILL roR ente? in this city, now in operation, contal ghefumille one putty mil engine, boile erates in the onsand dollars a year, Inguire of FREZWAN 5 two ‘one barr inill, Oracker, kitn for do. For valo' low. Addrous Le ILLIARD TABLES AND DISTURES. NEARLY Inquire of B.D. NASH, S10 Broadway. Boot ANA\SHOE STORE FOR, SALE—AT PRIVATE esle, oo able terme, the scleot and sensonable stock of boots, sheer, &o., being: ® general assortment, with fixtures’ of stro, and lease of premises. For particulars acply at 2evenio C, Tos practical man seh an opportu- om oeeur XCHANGE— EVERAL aooD. ‘BRICK HOUSES ror aizrm.—The houses and lots are situated in Williams. ee, tvd are all well rented. Inquire of J. H. PULLIS, [54 South Sixth atrest. ARM FOR SALE—SITUATED AT ROCKAWAY, L. L., on tho Merriok and Jamaica plank road, about seventeen niles from Brooklyn, consisting of sixty-five acres of good land, fifteen acres of which are covered with wood, ‘The im- pe consist of a fine dwelling house, earriagehoun barn, shede, house, icohouse, &e,, all in good order. Thet ¢ variety of fruit and ornamental trees upon the pre- Jno 8 Sue garden, which js Bounded on ono sido b tifol stream of water. ‘The South bays, which aboun spall hinds cf Sshing and fouling, iio within three-quarters ofe milo, and they afford at all seasons the it amuse- tents to these fond of that kind of sport further par- dew! ply to DE MOTT & CO., 43 Chamby roe x wo SALE—ON BASY stock of J. Butler & Co., with the lonse and good will of the Ce for say o te of Ta : jad to oes pire ovine mais 43 y ape » eapale, of to 3 Teel, Newtvere is Mee aS 00” OE, SALE[A DRUG STORE DOWN TOWN.—THIS has been established = number of years. and is do- ing a firs parti rate retail and Logi deg business. For further loular: apply at 21 Contro st: | SALE—A LARGE PUBLIC HOUSE, WITH A ground lease of fourteen years to run, situated in one of the bert parts of the nd containing two large 70 peo for drilling. ko; ‘sleo two lor meeting rooms. sent proprietor desires to retire to Be country. For furl er Bee apply on the promisss, 29 Seoond avenue, or 55 mn Marke! OR SALE—TWO HOUSES, 302 AND 302}, WEST TWEN- ty-second street, four stories hich, and built in the best manner, with all the modern improvemonts. Inquire of GRONGE CLANK, 215 Woet Trent} Seas street. {OR SALE—THREE RESTAURANTS, ON BROAD- way ; five liquor stores, one large eating honse, and one superior drinking and eating saloon, on Chambers stroet; all wutrally locat cheap for cash. PLUME & YERANCE, No. PRY chambors stroet. OR SALE—THE MODERN THREE STORY 10USR, 18 Fast Twenticth stroct, near Second avenue, built four joars. Size, 20 feet front, by £2 feot deep, containing all the modern in provements, mich as hot air furnace, eas, hatha, bo. ent neighberheod, and convonisut to Second avo nue stages avd ae $5,000 required; balance at 7 per cent. inquire on REE FINE LOTS ON SECOND AY near Fifty sixth street, ‘a fall lot root just east of Seoond pues did property on Fran not far from Taide, “Ar oly to JAMES PRICE, 200° Hudaon ot Canal street. FOR, SALEGTHE GOOD WILL, STOCK, AND FIX: ‘tures of a wholesale liquor store in the Sixta ward, tor gether with a horre, w corner store No.9 Chamh treet. OR SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES ora SMALL livery stable, consisting of two coaches light iB street OR SALE, CHEAP-—A TWO STORY FRAME DWEL- ing. twenty by thirty feet, with lot 25x100 feet, on 12408 wereet, botweon Seventh avd Eighth avenuos. Price $1,300. A part may remain on nortgege. Inquire on tho promises, re at 100 Broadway, basement. fou om, harnees, kc. Apply on tho promis NTED—BY AN AMERICAN LADY, A SITUATION as housekeeper or a companion for an invalid, or to travel with a family; she has no objection to ge South. Pleaso call at Seventh strect, third door from the coraer of North Second street, Williamsburg. OUfE AND LOT FOR SALE—NO. 19 BOORMAN Pisce, ish ail the street, between Highth and Ninth avonues, with odern a rovemente Baloonies trontiand rear. onsy. pelt, to THOMAS DEN- NIS, Builder, Sha Wont Twouty. sh atreet. ANTED—A SITUATION As CLERK IN THE POST Office, or eleewhers, sy 8 learned scholar, who writes and epeake the ancient and modern language: tion to travel in Europe as an interpreter, or tot teach Hobrev cos can be given. I1- fifth street, corner of and other Jangnages. quite at Mr. Lencire’e, Marist, Forty ANTED—A SITUATION AS CLER! who waderstands bookk; hn tomake bimeelt generally uel salary, moderate, BYA Torre Best of reference —————————— ‘ANTED—A COMPETENT MAN AS WARD ROOM steward, for the United Statcefsteamer Princetor fiend who ean come well recommended as such (aad lv) will eerety good wages. Apply om wey ie ‘tof Grand street. IMMEDIATELY—IN A GENTS’ FURNISH- ing store in Chatham street, & young knowledge of the busine: once, Furnishing, Herald ITER WANTED—FOR A FIRST CLASS bee tl rant, in Brooklyn. Tho hi one whois competent and having None other need epply at the Mugeum Saloon, corner ‘ulton and Orang ANTED—AN Ai man hi duress, wish name and rolee- ad experience in tie bunt. 'VE AND EXPERIENCED PER- son to travel forthe sale of watch materials. very couvenient Srranyenent will be Cina required. Address S. A. F., Herald ‘ANTED—A STEADY “MAN, seis an ereae to take sharge of # team of horses. t those who understand the work well neod apply to F. Thornton, a Cedar strees, third floor. ANTED—A FEW ENERGETIC MEN, OF @00D 0 geld i » patent. cy ‘and all southern rts Good seourity gas burner in Ni to who good ensonragement ee ~BOOKKEEPE: BY A gentleman thoroughly Saqusinted | With tho duties of Reference in the eity. Address H. S., No. 59 Wert t Twenty. -first street. FALSE COLLAR BTITCHERS hoF elon ot Ar shirt manufactory, None but the very neatest stivohera and best of serve To such. ooo employment will be given and the Pi SYMCLAL ROTICHA, SAND DOLLARS SHARES dollars.—Books for subscription to the cat ww York Submarine Wrecking. Comps ms Organized ‘under the “act to authorise the formation fo z S43,” will be at the ‘oflice ‘of Simeon ud remain open APITAL FIFTY THOU! id a: Baldwin. Maacohante! Srtune 2, yw York, to the 25th inet., or until tte whole of aid stock ia sub- ‘per oout on subsoription, and the dalanog ar hereafter required by the truatees, when the ful) smount of stock is taken, | N BAL 2 ELLWOOD WALTE! \VERETY HOUSE, ON tablichment now furnished and completa in its arranse- ments, will be opened on Monda: time persons desi:ous of enag HA the few remaing apart- ments, can apply to the underslgae 4 } commissioners, , the 2tst instant, at which D.CL? PP, Proprietor. root, in Duane street, Oelock precisely. By order of the oa shis Sanday evening, at 74 Thy attendance of all Shanghai D NATIONAL DEYOCRATIC JUBILEE. ational Demoseatie Republican Electors ‘of : onty of Now York, in favor of the and President Pierce's Inu iuterferonce of the fod tiona, are requested to at Metropolitan Hall on Wednesday evening, at7!; o'clock, for the purpore of congratn! tional democratic brothren thronghout_ the Union upon the Jate br Iiant victory obtained in the Stato of New York, in favor of national democratic principles over the Van Buren abolition free soil faction, and unmistakeabl: edministration fer their unjust and unparalleled proseription of national dermocrate. requested to organi rion to the mecti ral Adress, aad oppo: over nment’ to control able in mace meeting ating their na- in their wards, aad proseed in pry The following distinguished gentlemen have heen invited, tnd are expevted to be prevunt and addross the meetin Hong. Daniel 8. Liokinson, N J. Randolph Tucker, Va Corry, Ohio; Howell Cobb, ; Bonjamin F. Hant, 8. C. iy cin. Cutting N.Y. Henry 8. Foote, Mis iarm Rufas W. ao. N-¥.; Edmund Burke, N. il.” John Wheeler, N.Y. ey. Obie: Mo Ae! 1 € Thomas 1. Ena N. Ga. Noi Gnarles °C: rm: William M, rink N.Y. tt F. Stockton, N. J.; Alex. do.; Gen Orville Clark, do. Resnelde, Fira , do. E iJ We Ge Watrone Bet, 8, Browne, Esq. do; John Daniel Dodge, Andrew J. Hart, John ‘Clancy, Wost, G ne Ken, Stephon 'D. Layeats Aston ft. Rolling, Phonan J rd Schell, Samuel Radelift Comms of Arruigemsats of ican ‘General Committon, dfrey Gunther, Wm. octet BE ‘Menty H. aornire N. 's Domseratic Natio: ERWARD.—LOST, ON THE EVENING OF TOR in going from tho corner of Bond and Vulton street, Brooklyn: to tho Fulton ferry, then in a Ful- fon nnd Seventh avenne stage, to Wallack’s, & lady's brooch, hope, with nineteen stones WEWARD.—LOST, & romarkably Ian ON SA’ URDAy, 2D O black Nesfousciend dog, white sp os on the breast, and anewera to the namo of Whoever has found the same, Cg tn him to the owner, will recive the above row: gue hare peroheded thesenisy the-entize valve of dog will be paid. Apply at 712 Broadway. WALD — ag) A Lion ; three years old, BMALL BUACK 5PANIBL ito breast; answers to name of Jet, Sai op bis sovurn to ARGE DOUBLE WHITE aaty OTHER CAMELIAS, six to cight feet high, full of hi tandard, mosa,prairio dcther roves; crnamegtal sliruba evergreens for vale by WM. PHELAN & SON, Fifth streot, it avenut LOTS FOR SALE FEET SQUARE, ON THU EAST. erly side of the Ninth avenus, commencing fifty fect fe inct es from the northeast corner of Fifty ninth streot and Ninth avenue; high ground, on the grade and free from rocks. $2,000 cash, balance can remain on res W. J. STEWART, South atroot. Serene LEECHES. JUST ARRIVED PER LAST flares an quantity of large aud Lage leeches. r For sale at $60 pe th er hun dre ear Canal street, five years lease, for sal PATUNEL Z'CO., 200 Von strech Su, jon, suitable for a tailor five 1 oer, OF most ai ness. ‘Address, ‘with name and address, Lease, Herald office. DENTISTS.—A Pett IN ILL HEALTH OFFE! a reoidence, at dine steal att ent lene from New York b: Tailroad. A partner might Bo faken, addres Dental Surgeon, Herald office, one week Rone nocd apply unless willing to pay ‘a large estab- lished practios. . Lad abe tate Papdits Lae me ash CITY OF Brooki pan dj fiftee repent ong seod ens Low tioal ci mana a ony. “address B. W. C., Herald office. A STORE TO LET AND LEASE FOR ‘SALR—ON Broadway, between Fulton and Dey streots. For fur ther particulars inquire of H. 8. SLOAN, 197 Broadway. HEAP RENTS—TWO LARGE OFFICES AND A FEW 3 Broadway, two doors below hitects, ee &e., small rooms yct tolet at Broome ftrect, suitable for artiste, well lighted; entrance wide and Bowen ccoulist, 502 Broadway, or ible. Apply to Dr. OUR .FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET FOR SINGLE gentlemen, without board. References exchanged. Apply at No. 5 Harrison atreet. p, ard harness. This is a first rate will b sold cheap. Apply to J. LYONS, tAND HOUSE, Le BROADWAY, ane the premises, room JURNISHED HOUSR TO RENT—THE MODERN built three story brick house, No, 28 East Twentieth 1 the modern fmprovements, and neatly furnished. House. erm be ‘agen be- tween the hours of 11 A.M. and4P.M. For further particu- street, afew doors from Broadway, havirg 181s, apply to HOMER MORGAN, Pine street. ANDSOME FURNISHED HOUSE bag suite of rooms, with batbroom, gai modern improvements. Apply at 88 street, Sixth avenue, one block from Bi 7. LET—THE SECOND FLOOR, WITH ROOMS IN THE Attic of house 463 Greenwich strect. Rent low to & good tenant, PES 0 LET—A LARGE FIVE STORY BUILDING, “WIth ood basoment, suitable for any kind of manifaotory or workshep. "No. 20 Gansevoort strest, corner ef Hu leoa ists coher’ and besement G48 Madsen, street “inguiveen tho premiser, 10 aoe THE ROSE HILL STEAM WORKS, THB Desement and second story. Apply on the promiogs, Third | 10 LET—A LARGE MARKET STORE ROOM, $3 of Broadway and fi oy fourth stroet genterl familie 6 nor of Be ond aye under Metropolitan 19 LET—A WORKSHOP, WITH A GOOD LIGHT, and well Layee situated in theatr) alley. Possession immediately. Apply t CEORGE G. SICKLES, 111 Nassan street, it SRenty sevonth way. L80, two othet store rooms, rent $10 per month, on block corner alto apartments for R. G. PrERGE Pine atrost, cor- 10 LET—TO A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, A PLEASANT room and bedroom, furnished, in @ house having all the modern improvements, and situated in Twenty fourth street. Apply #6 821 Broadway, corner of Twelfth street re Le et std FASHIONABLE FOUR STORY HOUSE jand place; also, two rmall houses in Waver- lev p* nee and :4 Broadway | Apply to B. BLOOMER, 208 or}1 Ashland place. T GENTEEL APARTMENTS IN THIRTY: Diath street, between enth and Kighth avenues. Ap- ti Colo, 163 Thirty-minth street, near tho remis: for enle American tripoli, Apply to A. COLES & j Liberty place. 0 LET—IN A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, PART OF 8 modern three story house, furnish aitable for n gor tleman and his wife ent very lo Forty-fourth etree), betw een Sixth AVonUC snd Broadway. 0 LET—AT NO. & PRINCE STREET, THRE DOORS weet of Broadway, two handsome rooms on the first floor, woll edapted fof « party, of rontlemen as lodging rooms. The hor contains baths and roadway, 10 LET—A GOOD SIZED ROOM ‘ON THE FIRST floor, with or without full or partial board. The house is pleseantly rituated, and has hot, cold and shower baths; large pantry ‘attsohed. Perso: ofa home may apply at ii3 Amity str osixing the comforts HORSES, CABRIAGES, ies OR SALF—ONE FINE LAR@BE BAY HORSE, VEN Hy sound and kind, suitable 470, ono mnallor bay horas oeenio cheap. 'Taquire at Rerricon d Non. 44 and 45 Hamilton street, or st ont Beckman A PAIR OP BRIGHT BAY HORSES, SEY yenrs old, fine stylish dvivers, 1034 handy hi and fentle. fold for no fauit the owner haan them. Inquire at ROONEY’S stables, Lafayette place, o 2 $1,000 INT GRAY MAR orth street. Pr RS High, very snugly tnade, and wott FIVE Yé. day work; is warranted porfoctly tand x snl nt a cen price than her real value; can i wa: A TALOABD FAMILY HORSE, hands high, six years old, sound, kind, fast, and very ih; cost , but will be sold at ® bargain, the owner ng the city. Address Litingston, Union Syuare Post Ofiee. Were ¥OR SAT, SW YORK HORSH BAZAAR, Jl Anotton ale of horses, oarriag LA ese every Monday and Wednostiy, at 120 JOUN H GATFIELD, Propriotor. cHE LECTURE § SEASON, rr ee vi EES PIRITUALISM—D, D, PARI RE, WILLREPEAT, AT the request of th diente, his lecture on apiritu at 7}5 o’olock this at4i3 Broadway. After the us 8 dincunon Hy ine audience. Admiaslen 12g cemte, Not’ coneoted With tbe spirit lee whi meet In nother oom, BOE Mike 4. ‘bed & AIDGTEG. Wine a vew sina! LE GENTLEMEN CAN BB ty, where the ) ho une bas ie improvementa, lines of «muibusses. Unexveptios- and requ FINE FRONT ROOM ith « ther roome, suited! de gentlemen, with f Re ferences exchan, £U T OF ROOMS, ON THe s OND FLOOR, TO let, with bowrd: handsomely furnished, with ali the modern ‘improvements, where all the comforts of » home may be exjoyed. For ferther particulars plouen epply st" ost econd street, one door from Madison avenur _ SINGLE GENTIEMAN CAN GE ACCOMMODATED with 2 partor and bedrcom, with large closets attached cn the aceond floor, with or without breakfast, and with the Fiivileze of hot, cold and shower baths. Apply at G5 Bast Twenty-seoond street, botween Fourth and Lexington » 28. ASP BINCIE 6 NTLEMAN CAN HAVE 4 ILANDS9 1room, with or withont partial bo ous ait 1 gute t family. “api at 4 Twos AEEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN NE PLEASANTLY sccommodated with fine rooms, at No. 60 East Broadway. Keferences req LARGE, PLEASANT UNFURNESHED PARLOR’ and other rooms. furnished, to let, with or without par: tin board. Apply at7] Leonard street. PARTMENTS, WITH BOARD, WEST OF AND NEAR a A fi ntly furnished, suitable me or two sincle gontle- treet. The house is fur- with bathing conveniences, OARD.—ONE OR TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN ‘ba accommodated with full or partial board in « private family where thore are two or three boarders. ‘The comforts ofa homo cam bo realized. Inquire at No. 4 Butler street, jrooklya. OAR ‘THE topes ornate A beg YOUNG itleman, wishes to zo a private ly or boarding hous Toom to elt supplied with Croton ‘water. Ilo is desirous, to it! anent and pleasant home, for which $26 i be paid, to inc! ads: fire, itaaked for, Address 0x 670 Poat Office, Buz —Two ROOMS ON THE SECOND FLOOR TO lot to a gentleman and his wife, with board. Apply at 20 West Fourteenth street. Reforonce given and Sevaieed: Bose), HANDSOMELY FURNISHED, ROOMS to let, to ladies and gentlemen, with hoard for tho ladies only. None need apply unless they wish good accommoda. and willing to lire quiet and retired. Payment of foe ri quired weekly, in advance, Address Mfrs. B., Broad Bur GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OF RESPECT. apiity an have a handsome square room, with gord bo Axentecl house with all the modern iniprovements, nable terms, by applying at 306 Fourth avenue “1 pleasant location. OARD. AT NO, $43 GREENWICH STREET, NEAR Jay—Dosirablo and handsomely furnished ‘apartments, with full or board, for single geatlomen and fami- lies, on reasonable terms. 'A few table boarders oan also ho Aceommodated, ‘The house is's first-class house, and ins good neighborhood, BAR? IN, PRINCE STREET-RECENTLY VACATED by a family gone Seuth, a parlor, with bedroom attach- th suitable for ;, the accom- o excollent, including battroom, gas, and water inrooms, de, Inquire at 87 Princo street, second door west of Brondway. OARD DOWN TOWN—TWO FINE ROOMS ON second floor, for gentlemen and their wives; also rooms {or single gentlemen. with full board. Apply at No. 26 Jay Referene: han, OARD IN BROOKLYN—ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN ‘can be accommodated with partial board, in a private fanily, ab 176 Washington street, corner of Concord, Brook yn. BALES a4 avd POTION SALE OF CFOLG R PARKE, Auotioneane”” a LPeERT D. wiret ni! arey personal atiention to sien of hank stocks, and otder publi chants’ Exchange, and offers hie se business, believing Lin- self competent of giving eatire satie- ALBERT H. NICOLAY Fetors, by parmiszion to Bh of Mechunics’ Bi Ho Eeq.; Morris Fran surance Co.; Silas C Anotioneor, 40 Wall street. herd Xap, Baa, President ish; Moses Taylor, wt New York Life In: Kis Davis Coll: f, Keq., Mosers. Rich & lia lated of y a" 'C. Tuttle will soll on Wednesday, at 104g o'clock, at No. 439 Boadway, the entire eods contained therein, bing the stock of an ning the business, consisting in part of sa rior gold watches of the best makers, in 18 carat cases: mend brooehes, pins, brao revolving and oblong onstors uiffers and trays, ‘of which is en id reserve for cash. yr " C talognes on the morning of sale. NEF’S SALE OF FINE OLD WINES, 4&c.—WILLIAM IRVING &CO., tale BRANDIEG At auction, on Tuesday, the saletroom, No. 8 4 wil anived from all puroba- November 23d, at 10 ine street, by order of Reserve, and other Madeirat d other sherries; Sat et Cog ‘ ea sherry ‘brandy fisrtes eaten mee Shee eheice AMELTAS, BULBOUS KOOTS, £0.—WM. IRVING & a jonday, Nov. 21, a6 12 ine street, supers double 1 geil at suction, on sales rooms, No. 8 Pit te camotine, from the hurvery of « private om o'clock, Ns Mine r nursery of H. De _W, HOLMES, AUCTIONEER — PEREMPTORY SALE ot tee household furniture, au vets, oil aoe property of a famil: Holmes will sell on wy o "Block mi the furniture in the fire! “4 house No, 63 Thirty firrt street, neve Sixth avenue, foraiture, of elegant rosewood and mahogany suit: of pari in satin, brocatelle and plush; rosewood mar! and fancy tables, rosewood corner et Fowewood plano fort ard sesing chai oval mirrors, fine oil paintings and ware, ivory cutlery, oreekery ard gla and kitchen furniture, 4c. serve. Catalogues at the house on the day D NASH, AUCTIONEER, STORE, 0 “BROAD. orte- monnaie manufacturers, and ey, tho whole to be —To machinists, othcre~ Mortgages eale, i 2lat November, a full and com; manufacturing of porte monn: other pressos, graving lathes, v1 Fequired, for _ 6. vagal set of machinery for the fraines, consisting of fly and etails of the business; all will be on a credit of two fal fas all wuake eres, sup eudtek ane games months for ell sums over two hundred and fifty dollars. Batirfactory endor ed paper. OARD IN BROOKLYN—CAN BE OBTAINED BY TWO gentlemen, or Srentlom sn and wife. ia a private family, convenient to South ferrv. Address Il. H., Herald office. OARD IN mur one —A FEW SINGLE GENTLE- d with pleasant rooms and pa dial board in a small private family, where the comforts of s ny may be enjoyed. Address M. W., Brooklyn Post OARP IN BROOKLYN.—A HANDSOME FRONT room, on second floor, with pantrics and bedroom; also rooms on third floor; full te abe Bessa no children taken. No. 121 Willoughby tre OARD IN BROOKLYN—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE ean be accommodated with a front roomon the second floor, anda Sedroom attsohed or salons, Alo a few singlo gentlemen can be accommodated with full or partial board, by applying at 27 Hicks street, Brooklyn, Three minvtes walk from Fulton ferry. OARD FOR INVALIDS. PHYSICIAN OF MANY y exper ‘ience, will reseive at his dwelling one or ‘two ladies in delicate hoalth. The best medical treatment, nd the most careful waiting and sa y be relied xchanged. Apply. by letter or pi ae venti. xcet, near Firs ‘quiet neighherhood, where there are no other boarders, for a rentleman and lady. Fall voard for the Lady only. Address P.Q,, Broadway Poet Office, for two day: OARDING. oan LARGE SIZED ROOM, Wii LARGE eau attachod, to let to two or three Vapor with Poa: The room it we fortably furnishes emmodation for one or two goutlemen on the flee ‘daar, whore theres a stove for Gencial comfart Ne. 33 Forsyth street. acai BARKER, HAVING TAKEN, THE sonia) at No. 23 West Twenty-second street, has's fow ilies or single gentl OARDING. ‘A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, ‘ALSO, A couple of single gontlemen, oan be accommodated with poatly. furnished apartments at’ the pleasantly situated house 27 North Moore street. OARDING.—A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN, OR gentlemen with ladies, can be accommodated’ with handsomely furnished rooms and good board, al No. él Lispenard street. OARDING IN BROOKLYN —A FEW SINGLE G tlomen can be accommodated with pleasant, comforta- “dle rooms. with Uipkes: bosrd, at 60 State stroot, near Honry, in a private family, where tho comforts of a home may be obtained. Tbe house is within and Moniaguoferries, “Refer given and required. LEGANT ROOMS. SUIT OF RICHLY CARPETED apartments, consisting of an entivo loot in a new brown stone houe, with gas. furnace, bathingrooms, ant satay olowebs on 6 cation contral and unsur- 2 door weet of ‘Pith avemu oecupied by & small Private family, > no boarders are taken. ‘One or two single gontlemal Nutiae splendid rooms may address lox 442 Post @mco. Bure tere ROOMS 70 LET—ON BROADWAY, BE- low “pring 8 rultable for single st ‘Rooms ‘communion pantrios, gas, dtere Hubert’ Brondway Pest Omice’ EGANT FANCY GOODS.—WILLIAM ee te co., Auctionee:s, will sell at auction, on T and W 25, at Wig o'clock, at Br Isr y near Roadeusrsek y so nesday, Nov. 22'and tatu and Dent instruction an bardigilio Etruscan and Hehe vag urns, Pempeii pitchers, card rece and ‘figures; water carriers, Saviour, and other beautiful Froup' Ti China vase, coffee cups, plated ol oes, ‘bronze grou; decorated and pain’ and plain tea services, thie goods, marile. inka frame, pier, and mantel glass i . fortmne tellar cupid, figures olog cd, Parian and Bisquit figures, decorated Bolu glass ware, clegant j for account of f whom it ma; The above comprises a stock well worthy the at- tention of persons desirous of furnishing their dwellin ih a) elsssio charact hey can be ex ‘Terms—Ninoty sums over $200, under that amount cash without discount; $500 and vpwards six months, approved endorsed notes. ENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.—VALUABLE and rare household furniture, manufact — in oe y for the progent owner; also, he seat of ten Island.“Heury 2 Leds above, on Monday, and rare housebo! a furnitu: of beautifully carved Na} pattern, all made to order at ae seis horses. oarri secs, &e., les ath parlor ei, Nin- a Florence, Healy, ; antique sofas and La ring chaire, mantle and contre glas36, nutwood frames: mbroidered gereens, rustic tables and kes, oft paintin ts, brocatelle curtains, suj olland: one rorewood pian et, m. setting, arm chairs seats twenty-five perso ag yee inlaid card tabl man’s best make; Brussels oar ered in morocco; extension table, sidebonrds of nutwood; bookensor, ciie’otha, viture of nutwood, double buroave, ao ingle and double, with eanopies: washi er, coucher, beds mattracses, bedding, abit look- ing glasses, scethans suit of white and gold, enamelled sofas, table arm do.. from the palace of Micootmi i in aware, ol er, a stone Eadie st Anh ‘and other ar- te Light rie ata aah shafte. afte and Pele ble ‘and sing) e herness, all made to oats ed in fino ‘sonal. 8 above can be examined on Frida: previous to sale, and every axtiole will b ing for Europe. ‘or lea street — mene for Stap i Ff d isnds within fi h able the ‘ale will be dc Aer, AND REF! ay and Satarday owner took at whitch 3 ther prove entaver: ‘ECTORY FURNITURE.—WILLIAM CO., Auctioneers, will sell at auction, on Friday, November 2d, at 104; o'clock at the hotel, 618 Sixth avenue, hotel and Raph heitd oR consiatin, 1s Or iserain e carpete. feather Maltion ak iy ieee, ~ vehal it and glassware, outlery, dc. wait mantie mirror ment of Madeiras, Tage sascrtment of oF) a Also, a choice assort ports, sherrios, brangics, &c. Aso, ® pper kitchen furniture. URNISHED ROOMS TO. SINGLE GENTLEMEN.— _Rentlemen ‘ean be accommodated with plonsantly situated room: corner of Mercer. Reference: URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—TO SINGLE GENTLE. men, or gentlemen and their wives, without board, at 17 Hudson street, one block from Chambers. URNISHED ROCMS WITH BOARD.- lady wishes to let for the winter, a room with bedroom adjoining, to a lad nd gentleman, Board for the Ind only. For terms please addreas a note to Home, Herald office, stating whore an interview oan be ha Novothers will be answered” "Tho house iy situated in & re epectable and pleasar't part of tho city. URNISHED ROOM TO L AT NO. 124% WOOSTER street, a few doors from al strost. Suitable for n rentleman and his wife, or two ringle gentlomon. ANDSOME FURNIS full or partial boar, at Go’clock. Apply at 82 Wi avenue, one block from Bro M*S HATTAN HOUSE, 27 “AND 29 CENTRE STREET.— Permsnent avd transiont lodgings can be procured for peat); D ppctie TO pee WIth ms the winter season, on moderato terms, at this central loca- tion. ‘Terms for & single night, 25 cents, ROUGH AM LIGHT GUARD. lar eT of this company, eae ey, evening in 0 0 —AT THE LAST REGU- id at Chatham Hall, on #, November 17, it wae w ee resolved, a thanks be iendered to M elly Inte captain of this eompar 2 for the gentlemanly and efficient manner in which ho di ehaened, aa ‘sou dutios du his term of office, By order of DERMOTT, Captain. Ma cacieves bt oaliee in tis puildiogs Now 208 M. J. Lyon, Secretary. ‘OUN W. SOMERINDYK' “uce street =uore » AUCT! pee STORE lt tal men Oe at the suction y vistas st two enateel mac 0 of ‘all desertotions, rosewoo mabogany obaire in a 01 Tot ireantase fabless enteusten setae Diack walnut; also a large lot of splendid bedding and husk and moss do... et and igen ae pete oil- Je splindid book Jaw office, sofa cia F LOTS AT KEYPORT.—THE TOIRD lo of tne ee and mg lg Garey elphis, It has tata gut for the purporeof opening a diruct ‘route, for the travel ew York and the South, of which point in destined to be the only depot and theegughfara. A 4 spacious harbor has been constructed on th and a ferry established between it and New York. A rond is in course of ¢ nstraction to tl command the entire trade of tha 4 through lino for the trang hotween New York and Phils and business between Ni Lt (a) harbor of New York. eturers and onpitalis ervri faro between the North and the Shroughou’ the coun mpying poms main ath. HE MECHANICS’ GUARD HAVE MAD oe ‘annual target exoursion on Friday, the 1th da Frmbor |The following is « list of officer F. Blauok; First Lieute —Captain, Wiliam nant, F. 1. Sniffin; Seooud Liouten- ginizd Lioutonant, John ©. Wilson; P. cs darn Licutonant, M. ane 5 Ordorly Bor: D. Port Invited guest Brownell, H. G. Break ance Blauvelt, Dr. L. ry nerights — Parcells, Rulif V.N. Den ‘The company, accompanied by Shel don's cclebrated brass band, procceded on’ thele. oxeuesion for target practice, by way of Paterson Railroad, feom Joraay City t Boiling Springs dep yt, and marched from the depot tothe Unien Pank Road Hotel, where provius arrange- ments kad been made for the recoption and scsom: of the company. Tho Union Plank Road Iot:l been erected this season by the proprietor, Mr. Ri hard ff. Costner, ‘Tho hotel is a quarter of a mile from Boiling Springs donot, sod aeven miles from Hoboken, on the jank rvad to. Pater vw dertey. ‘Tho members of tho company, the invited Fuente. and the bang, cach one and all proncunced ie the her place they have ever becn to on a elmilar osoasion. The dinner was the bost any target company has ever had placed before them. ‘The location of the hotel, and ground con- nected with it, is the most desirable that can be found for target practice, To much praise cannot bo bestowed vpon tho propristor for the commodious arrangomonts, and gonticmanly bearing towsrda each and every momber of the company. By order of BeBe AT Thy : Sooretary. EST GUARD, ATTENTION.—A{MRETING OF TIER hove namei company will tako place at their hoad quarters, at Wm. O'Donnell’, corner of Tweatioth stroot and Third avenue, on Monday ovoniug, Nov. Qlet, 1853, at 5 o'clock, for the eleotion of pion AML H, LEES, Commandant. Tuos. MeaneR, Ordarty® CENTREVILLE | COURSE, J “day, Nov. 21, at 2 o'clovk heats, hoot three in five, to 250 Ibs. waxo ch. ¢ Point Bresso; Mr Beard nemo b. g, Deacon. Both nage belong in New Jersey. Omnibuses joave hourly for the €0 URS, 1, ‘L.—TROTTING.—ON MONDAY, clelock, & matsh for 3100, milo honta! hort dhites in vor in harness, Wine Wielam amore Emigrant; Il. Woodraf names e.g. Congo. Tmmediataly fter a matoh will take place batwoen the same horsos, milo 1,9, 20 pound wares.” Stare un avery hat hour the day JONIN'T. SNEDIKER, Proprictor, —— SS WHE THADR &O. OOPER AND BOTTLER.—WANTED, A GOOD MAN to put np wine and liquors, take oharge of a wine cellar, and able to cooper oaake. A literal salary will bo ingn og 8 aldomen. person. Address, with referonces, E F. He- 10 s0URN VEN canteen oneral workman, sggeniates wi pe iy Steady ‘work and wages. Aj Wik Weaion ok Pr AUCTIONEER.—HOUSEHOLD AK. W Westoott will soll at auo- 5S two croloch, ai the onlomron 2 Bighth avenue, a Idene quantity of superior howsehal . came for conveni elegant wardrobes, Handreme tapestry, Brussels, and other aan eee nd walnut bedstends, Lopany tables, dinin + furniture, carpets, & Vion on Monday aftern furniture, remov a lounges, gilt and mahogany mirrors, ituro, mahoginy engravings, &c.—all snit marble top bedroom furni chairs, paintin, ING HOUSE WANTED. m $OO0 to $1,0%) per annem, win We, om kddrees A i, Brow iway P ‘ANTED—TO LEASE, Hes wha PR VILEGE O oF ba ick (eeaen can be obt: 1 re —— Ap) ROOMS, &0.. WANTED. ~ RANA WORTH Rent will be paid pane- to oceupy it la ver \c beat Tare of the prem if nb not Uo axeuad tak wreak the ernie if ne’ 20. The owes Ce reference giv ANTED—RY (A GENTLEMAN AND M18 WIE, ws iran, apartments unfurnished, to cynsist ofa walt head aur room and two bedroom), ona fora ser- dore, or the uso of s kitchen, if Je on one floor. The terms must be moderate, ocoupation lt tho th of December. where cooking can and ¢! = Cox, Herald TANTED—A ROOM AND BEDROOM, JOINING, ON the first or second floor; not higher ¥ kor gircet, ner Lower down than White street, » Broadway Post 0 ED.—A LADY Wishes furnished room in & houss where there,are no other boarders, and whore the family are not too inquisitive, Terms must be mode Adress A.M. B., Broadway F Lo ‘lease address ca A WANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS ABO’ street, @ Jarge front reom with bedroom, rooms, a, ou second oF Ated fo floor, Bost of roferone: A a Sen ® ke. eek ouen pelos Wi Gg eRe pn? Toseript te ne Address, sian a a all 08 ‘oh Rect