The New York Herald Newspaper, October 2, 1854, Page 7

a ee. — ae ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. —— Aw H. NICOL AY, AUCTIONEER —ST0cK> AND Bouds at auction.—<lbdert Nioolar will sell Ais day, October 2, at 1254 o'clock, at the Merchants’ Eiehense, ae sees at may concern, $15,000 Velend and Pittsburg Rail |. 7 per cent mort t the office & the Ohio Life ine New York, Ist March aad ist Trust Co , Sept., $1,000 each; $5,000 Canandaigua and Elmira Reil-- mortgage, 7 per cent bonds, iaterest payable at the Mechanica’ Beak, Ist May aod Ist Novewber, $1,000 each; $5,000 Marietta aad Ciaciansti Railroad, ‘first tease, 7_per cent convertible bonds, interest Payable at the odice of the Obio Life {nsuranes and Trast , iv New York, ist January and ist July, $1,000 shares Mad River acd Erie Railroad, $50 Sach; 160 do. Third Avenue Railrcad, $100 do ; 180 do. Suffolk Bank, $60 do ; 8:0 do Farmers’ and ‘Citizen’ Bank, of Long Isiand, $26 do.; 15 do. Amerion Express Company, $100 do ; 10 do Wells, Vargo & Co.'s Bxpress Company’ $100 do ; 70 do, Peter Cooper Fire Insurance ‘Company, $20 do ; 40 do. Pacifio Fire Insurance Com- pet, $28 do.; 26 do, Republis Fire Insurance Company, 100 do. ; 44 do. Rutger’s Fire Insurance Comanay, $ o.; 90 do. Excelsior Fire Iasurance Company, $50 do.; 100 do Amarican and British Timber Cotton Land Company, $100 do. Terms of sale—Ten per cent, this dey, and the balance before 2 o’eleck to morrow.’ The accrued interost on all the boads will be charged to the purebase:. A. HN, holds regular sales of stocks, bonds ‘and other securities every Monday and thursday, at the Merchssts’ Exchange. At private sale, a great variety of first class railroad bonds, bank, insurance, and other — Office, No 4 Broad street, next to corner of ‘all. GBERT H. NICOLAY, AUOCTIONEER.—FORDHAM Jota at austion.—Albdort H. Nicoley will sell on nA 12 o’cloct, on the ground, 105 desirable bulding Io's, situated in the healthy and Mourishicg village of Fordham, Westchester county, N_ Y., on the line of the Harlem Railroad, about ten auties,'thirty minutes’ ride from the clty of New York, nd within from five to eight minutes” walk of the rail- xoad depot. There are twenty-six trains to and from the city daily, and the commutation {s only about eleven cents per day, These beautiful lots will be sold without reserve, to clone an intesest on the following liberal terms:—10 per cent and the auctioneer’s fees on the day of sale, and 10 per cent a month thereafter, until the whole amount ts patd; or purchasers may, after pire. 60 per cent, receive their deeds, by Satine and mortg: for the balance of two end a ha ars at 7 percent. Title indisputable. Trains will ave the City Hali on morning of sale at 7,934, and 10% A. M; stopping at all the usual places. Free Tickets, together with lithographic maps, can be ob- Aimed om application to ALBERT H. NICOLAY, No. 4 Broad street. A C. \UTILE, AUCMONEER —FRESH IMPORTED e Dutch bulbous roots. A.C. Tuttle will sell at auction on Tuesday, at 1054 o'clock, at 17 Wall street, a Aine assortment of choice Haarlem flower roots, from the celebrated nurseries of R, Vanderschoot & Sons, in Hol- Jand, consisting of hyacinths, tulips. jonquils, crown im- perisis, narcissus, nolus, Iilies, &e. being the choicest roots received in several years; in lots to suit purchasers, BUTTERFIELD, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, ON ¢ Thursday, October 6, by order of J. J. Lagave, ‘Mortgeges, all the furniture in the private hotel, No. 559 beer gy goon to Mercer street, consisting one hun- dred thirty five rooms, such as wilton, Brussels, tapestry and ingrain , pianofortes, splendid mir- Tors, sofas, bureaus, bookeasos oil paintings, &c. Sale pris - 1034 o'clock. Catalogues ready on the morn- pg of eale. ee A MeCAFFRAY, AUCHIONEER.—TSIS DAY AT 103¢ t o'clock, at the auction room, 20 Catherine strest. cCAFFRaY & WALTERS will sell a large and valuable ‘assortment of parlor, bedroom and kitchen furniture, earpets, feather beds, mattrosaes, sofas, chairs, tables, &c Also, an invoice of hardware and cutlery, to pay advances and charges—eonsisting of ivory rulors, scissors, razors, plated spoons, &c. UCTICN NOTICE—GREEN AND HOTHOUSE plants, &e—SAMUEL OSGOOD, auctioneer, 64 faseau street, will sell by auction, on the premises, Fighth avenue and 116th atreet, on Thuraday and Friday, Oct. 6 and 6, at 1034 A. M. enc. day, the entire stock of green and hothouse plants, fruit and fancy tress, &c., be- fonging toT Dunlap, Esq , being the finest collection in th ste, The whole will be sold without reserve, as Mc. Dunlap ia retiring from business, and {a well worthy the atiention of the trade and others. Catalogues on morning ot sale. UCTION NOIICE—H. WILSON, AUCTIONEER.— Mortgegee asle, basement, parlor, and attic furni. cre, and moguificent rosewood suita; lish velvet and Brusse's carpeting; oll paintings, rich costly decora- tions, being the contents of house No. 169 West T'wenty- fourth street, Monday, October 24, at 10 o'clock, precise. Pasties attending this sale will please be punctual tte 8 the great quantity of goods to be dis- posed of sencers it imperatively nesossary that the sale Should take place at the sppoiated hour. The goods consist of rosewood furniture, en suite, Viz.: sefas, tete. a-tetes, easy, eewig, and parlor chairs, &c , covered in rare and expensive imported satin brocade; very richly carved ani polished rosewood etegeres; fine embroidered lace curtains; with eornices and Axt to ms‘eh; shades 40.; rorewood contre tables, with Egyptian and teps; also sofa and pier do; rich Wilten Brarsels arrsunes ae elegantly per aud oval glasses; ane it rose wood 7 ostave piano, in heavily carved case, and of unaurpavsed richness of tore; costly inlaid ladies’ boudoir secretary, plate and wisror front Voltaire invalid, aed ladies’ reception chair, richly upholstered; paintings in ofl, embrac! Bistorical pieces, sketches of American scenery, groups, kc : costly and tastefal rations, such as Pa- Tian marble figures, busts, por. vases, alabaster clocks, marsive bronze dc.; gas chandeliers, porcelain, paintings, &c ; decorate) China tea sete, pi & ; Gut glass decanters; bottien, tumbler salts, silver waxe, consisting of tea and coffee sets, goblets, cas! cake baskets, salvers, 6] 8, forks, &e , 4 wal- nut extension tables, walnut breakfast and cining do. ining chairs, napkins, sideboard, t:: hair mattresses, feather beds, pillow bolsters; ele. gently carvei rosewood bedsteads, mahogany do., both of the ancient and modern desc*iptions; m shogany sofas, apring seat chairs, rockers, &c. pe. Sanaa Bie gat =e Ba A eer oe aw ts cere UCTION NOTICE.—THOS. BELL, AUCTIONEER — By BELL & BUSH.—This day, at 103; o'clock, we wil ceil at 154 Seventh avenue, rear Twenty-first street, the furniture of s genteel boarding house—bureaas, tables, chairs, carpets, oilcloths, a large lot of feather eds, bolsters, ws, bedding, washstands, cS kitchen re, ware, and various house- ping articles. Sale must be closed same day, as the going West. owner UCiION NOTICE.—UNRESERVED CATALOGUE sale of houtehold furniture, pianofortes, &¢ — ‘AM'L OSGOOD, Auctioneer, will sell by auction, at 64 ‘Nasean street, 2 Wednescay, October 104% A.M, a large and vatied collection of household furniture, pi- anofortes, &c. Catalogues morning of sale UCTION NOTICE —CARPETS, &C—JOBN L VAN- DEWATER, auctioneer, will sell on Wednesday, October 4, at 1034 o'clock, at’ the saleroom, 30 Pine and 6 Cedar strects,"s splendid assortment of Kidderminster, Axminster, , velvet tapestry, ingrain, and one, two snd three pl, , both new second hand ; aleo heusehold Tosewood suits in brocatelle and hsircloth, sofas, chairs, marble top centre, ride and pier tables. mahogany extension tables, bookcases, bed. 5 |, matt &e. ; also splen- did gilt frame French mirrors for zcantles, piers, &c ; also cre rosewood pi forte, 7 octave. SSIGNEKS SALE—DIAMOND JEWELRY, GOLD watches, &c —WM. IRVING & CO , anctioneers, wil! wllat auction, on Tuesdsy, October 3, at half-past ten o’clock, at the salesroome, 8 Pine strect—Superd atone diamond rings, pins and «tads; cluster diamond riogs, with opal end garnet centres; elegant three stone diamond rin; le stone and cluster diamond earings, with pendants; bri it thirteen stone diamond Maltese crosses: cluster and single stone diamond breast pins; diamond scarf pins; a superb diamond bracelet, cost $1,000; Low; id stone pins Weighing from one to four ca- a; together’ with an assortment of rings, ear rings, brooches, &c , in the latest Parisian styles. Watches— Saperd chronometer watches; ladies’ gentilemens’ fine gold hunt'ng watches; lepine and lever watches, with old and enameliod wade by the best French, Eng- evjgold thimblen pecelsy guard chaian fob aud ¢.; g0ld ¢ , is, guard chains, fob an do., and a large ef eclsive tos matnerons 1o:taen- ‘tions Ever: se genuine and warranted as reore- sented in ¢ italogue. Can be examined on Monday, Oct. lst, with cat 5 )OOKS.—TRE LATE VERY REV. FATHER VARELA’S large 9x0 valuable collection of books, ia Catholic logy aad miscellaneous literature, will be sold by avetion, by Bangs, Brother & Co, No. 13 Park row, on Yonday, October 2, and following day, at 6 P. M. pre- eisely. A. J. MORALES, Executor. on I IE rihAtbmentemalens Bammicinaeiel JROCKERY, GLASS, CHINA, YELLOW AND ROOK: sham ware.—Auction notice.—J. E. VAN ANI- ‘WERP SON will seil on Tussdsy, October 3, at 10 , At 216 Pearl 161 crates and bhds., viz, 108 crates Coofellow’s, yt Alsock’s and Freni- val’a whit granite 27 C. C. dipt and ay How and ¢ Rockingham spitto 2m Trae printer hd. China in 44 pieces: eware; 250 French China vases, assor' French China plates, dishes, &2.; 1 do. teacuy ‘ers; 2.do. tea trays and walters, Knivers and forks, &c. :N B—the above to be sold in lots to suit parshasers, City dealers, ‘and country merchants will find it interest to attend. ware packed in the best or- ‘der for shipping. . ya D ‘NASH, AUCTIONFER—STORE 310 B2OAD- way—By virtue of a chattel mortgage, will nell Mordsy, Oct. '2, 1864, at 10 o'clock, AM, at the buliding known aa the ‘Hotel, corner of ‘Battery and Greenwich strest, a large lot of the furniture, to i anie bnio, ll cloths, carpets, chatrs, ee, Eo. sal A ebaira, &., &o. FREDERICK L. VULTE, Attordey for morigacce. H. LUDLOW, AUCTIONEER.—GENTERL HOUSE je bold furniture at be asg = Reece. Le at avetion, on Tuesday, z at 101; o'clock, at 200 West Twenty second strect, ‘the entire furniture oon. a in said eee Fontes of Fe kage Cos eed pertor, bedroom itehen furniture, china an aware, olicloths, &c. . “ pe COLTON, “AUCTIONEF®.—BY F. COLTON.— Sa wil wll, bo morrow Tuseday text Usk 8 2810); ‘on Ww 3 b dy ‘o'clock, at the auction room, 29 Beexmam street. The oof rion caryets and oilcloths that were advertised it, will take place on that doy. It will Seabrese ¢ reer tees ome beautiful assortment of - ree ply and tho Siidiats & israhe teriow aety will also bo in this sale a y - cloths, from 1 yard im width to 18. A! pirdenteterenea In the purchase of carpets and oileletha will and{t to their 4 iseale ‘here will be some han- cred Cuil pieocs of carpet and as many of oileloths, Al atthescme time, ® quantity of houachold furniture, tiem ® hea ‘ly. Catalogues will be ready aarly on Tas« oul aceon te Dy 0 ceed oa Mua, | by order of the consignors, to pay adennees, gold and sil | vest chains, cormeliaa rings, gold’ mounted coraetian | | crosses, 100 dozen coratlian atones SALES AT AUCTION, — shit SO JEFEURY —WIMEIAM IRVING & 69, auctioneers, will a (lat auction, on Tuesday, Oct. oS, atte, "clock, at the salts rooms, No 8 Pias etreet, ver oxide seals, With animals, eagerted chains, gaid seal rings, gold earriogs, gold scarf pins, watch keys, studs, | for mounting, &° W. JENKINS, AUCTIONESR.—UPPER MORRIS. action on Thursday, Oct, 6, at 12 o'clock, at the uta’ Exchange, the two story attic and basement frame house and lot on Woodrall avenua, Fairmount, Upper Morrisania. The house was built in the best manaer for the owner's use, with French windows, Pinas on every aide, dec., houne 22 by 20 feet, witht wi 4 by 16 feet, lot 100by 200 feet There is a well exoetiont water ca tht premises; five minutes walk of the depot on pisnk road; twenty-five tenins deliy to and f-om the city, from 5 A. M. to1lP. M. Part of the pur- ch-se money may remain on bond and mortgage. Hes A, LESD8, AUCTIONEER. BY H. H. L¥ED3 & CO.—Monday, Oct. 2, at 103g o'clock, at 399 Fourth avenue, between Twenty. ith and Twenty: nicth streets, howehold furniture, of one superd rosewood uy pianoforte, made ay ot a oe slognnt harp, made by do; ci - covered in de laine aud grees morose; Reavy three carpets; suf; table, marble top; centre do. palstings, etegere, one first rate mocking bird and eage, venetian carpet, stair do. 4 ating jursiture, im eorengy evgm ved walout, mabegeny, &e ; dressing bureaus, &o.; mat- Hind e feather beds, tables quartettes, china, giass it fn punt panto a ture, pi ; Olt paint &6.—Henty 1. Leeds will sell at auction Shia. dar (Mon: | dey) Cotober 2, at 10% o'clock, at 02 Weet Thirty-third street, near Broadway, tolowing via: A suit of tosemood furnitures © rosewood . (ables, Dahogany sotas and chaicay wahsqany bedabesds vat a ‘sol © mshogany ‘a and bureaus, - also, mnelled chai painied; lookin; see, mautie ornaments and Vases; carpets, &e. Also, an assortment of dining reom furni- ture, being @ gencral assortment as is usually found ins well furnished house. Also, # pianoforte, made by Jobn Abbot; chamber furniture, toilet ware, &e., all of which will be sold. without reserve, rain or shine. Broadway omnibuses pass noer the house. 8. LEED3, AUCTIONEER, BY W. C. ALBURTU: e Will sell this, Mcnday Morning, October 2, at 1¢ o’clock, at 121 Court street, Brooklyn, a general assort- ment of groceries, ixtures, &¢., &c. sah a aa J OBN.W, SOMERINDYKE, AUCIIONEER— MORTGAGE oJ asle of confectionery, saloon fixtures, &c., this day, ot No. 21 avenue D, at 11'0’elook, consisting of the stock of confections, how cases, counters, scales and weights, gas Gxtures, saloon tables, chairs, oil cloth, copper pans, marble stand, ero glass ware, freezing machine, &e. J. W. SOMEKINDYK®, Attorney for Mortgagee. EMEMPTORY SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITORE— ta, mirrora, pianoforte, paintings, &.—Will be sold this day, Monday, Oot. 2, st 10% o’clork, the contents of the large four story house, on Twenty-sixth street, (our doors east of the Seventh avenue:—Compri- sing elegant rosewood 7 octave pianoforte, in perfect order; rosewood and mahogany suites of parlor furni- ture in brocatelle and'plush; rosewood bookcase of supe rior workmanship; ladies’ escrutoir rosewood corner ete- gere; rosewood marble top centre side and fancy tables; rich tapestry carpets, gold band china dinner set, deco- rated china, tea and tete-a-tete seta, elegant vanes and porlor ornaments; rosewood and mahogany French bed- steads; cotiage do.; best hair mattresses; finvensmelled chamber suits; rosewood and mahogany dressing bareaus; warhstands, toilet gets, French plate pier and mantel ahogany exteasion dining table; walnut secre- tary; large lot of crockery and glass ware; basement and kitchen furniture, &c’. &c. Sale to commence at 103 o'clock precisely. 'C. W. Holmes, Auctioneer. USSELL W. WESTCOIT, AUCTIONEER.—RICH AND costly hourehold furniture—Continuation sale—To. morrow, 103¢ o'clock, at the house No. 72 fighth avenue, Fourteenth street: this sale will embrace a large and elegant variety, with all that was sold on Saturday and not cailed for.’ Everything will be sold to the highest bidder, and a deposit will be required from ooary, purchaser Among the articles in th:s sale id en octave rosewood pianoforte, stool f richly carved rosewood parlor furni- le; rosewood tables, two magnificent French pier glasses, marble slabs and brackets, lace curtains, rich shades and cornices, mosaic and inlaid tables, tete-a-tetes, divans, rosewood and french ehairs, Voltaire and arm ¢o, rosewood bookcase, musis cabinet, escrutvirs, rich Sevres and Dresden vases, statuary orna- wents, rich English Lad seal in the parlora; also a num- der of valuabie oil paintings, richly framed, & ; cham- ber furniture, massive rosewood, mahogany and walnut French bedateads, superb hair mattresses and paltias- ters, feather beds, bolsters and pillows, blankets, full marble top rosewo mahogany creming bureaus, marble top washstands, seaeeey: decorated French china toilet sets, enam: marble top chamber suit, oval and gilt mirrors, sofas, lounges, spring seat and eight dey clocks, music stands, carpste, » wg, &c.; basement furniture; extension dining bie, fourteen feet; Tefrigerator, card and brea fast tables, cooking stove, silver ware, spoons, forks, castors, saivera, rich china tes and’ dinner seta, balanc> nitue etclorese now '; RO postpone! On By account. : HERIFF’S SALE OF MARBIE—ON MONDAY, OCI. 2, 1864, at the corner of Clarkson and Greenwich streets, consisting of marble mantels, monuments, tomb- stones, block marble, &c., &c: BERIFF’S SALE OF JEWELRY, WATC! &e ON iD _ Tueadey, Oct. 5 SE at 10 o'clock A. M, at No. 310 Broad: ig of silver lever watches, watch : ts; cameo and mosaic ', con movements, in tin pins ; watch crystal: qvEes SALE OF JEWELRY, ON TUE:DAY, OOF. +S) 8. 1854, at No. 34 Bowery, at 10 A. M., cons: of gold and silver hunting case, lever an¢ lepine watches; breast pins, ea; rings, gold studs, fob, guard and vest chains; bracelets, finger rings, glass cases, fixtures, iron safe, &s, &e. MATRIMONIAL. A Rages, whe lal enjoy the, greatest barpet who ppiness and matrimonial bliss, and wirlnoe eceecaee they will bw through an instrument which will cause to ilominate itself by invoking the powers of her wonderful science, and will tell all events of life, and even the very thoughts. 76 Broome street, near Cannon street. Gen- tlemen not admitted. Nag Nba EMILE VILLETTE, professor of sutography, ‘or reading of character: & person's handwriting,) sapiritual writing me , will, upon the receipt of twenty-five cents, (or equivalent in postage stampe,) and specimen of hand: writing, send to any person s full de! ition of thei: charactér, affairs of the heart, success, destiny, &s.: also a description of the one they love or will marry Address, port, pelt, EMILE Broadway Post Office, N.Y. ‘Thobe residing out of the sity can safely transmit through the mail. All communicat answer: ed in one week after their receipt. o citetneaus clagn inaaivoenettoeny tet four irs Of a; jrous: acquaintance of a Teay witha view $0 iibteisbomy, vise would constitute an agreeable companion. Address A. T., Union square Post Office, stating age, residence, aad General circumstances. WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C. GR ee ee ee ae f an ; cameo, $15; Odd Fellows, $5 to $12; Maronic, $5 to $15; gold stone, $6 to $16; onyx, $8 to $16; agate, $150 to $12; emboased gold, $3 80 fo $15; plain, $2 60 descriptions of studs at low prices. GEURGEC. ALLEN, Iny of watches and jewelr5, wholesale and retail, 11 Wali street, second floor, near Broadway. pl wail iean snes acesertrcsicenhn beam OLD FOB CHAINS, FOR GENTLEMEN’S CURB— three, four and five strand, $14 to $85; long link for cheins, $10 to $28; r chains, $17. to $30; flat link, fasceted, $16 to $40; chased link, filled, $11 to'$32; Sat link, engraved, $16 t0 $38; long link, double, $12 to raved, $16 to $80; wove fob Spalas, and pressed fob chains, $15 £9 $95; of fob chains, vest and guard chains for sale, at retatl, at much less ‘than the usual prices GEO. ©’ ALLEN, Importer, wholesale and retail, 11 Wall street, second Hoor, nesr Broadway. ENT.’s FINE GOLD CALIFORAIA DIAMOND CLU3- ter breaet pins, equal to the real diamond, with chain, $6; without chain, $4. These pins can be sent by mail to any part of the United Stater, All orders pune tually attended to by addressing L. & J. JACOBS, 407 oadway. NDEPENDENT SECOND WaTCHE*.—VERY FINE IN lependent second and quarter second watches, far timing horses, in gold and silver cases, double ani single time, for sale at lesa than usua! prices, i ‘retail. GC, ALLEN, 11 Wall street, second sloor. TENT LEVER WATCHES.—FINE ENGLISH PATENT ‘and silver cases, full jeweled 8, for wholesale and 16 1» prices. G.C* ALLEN, 11 Wall street, second floor, near Broad way. COAL, &. j riences > (OAL —I AM DAILY DISCHARGING THE BEST quelity of red aah, which I will’ sell lower than any other dealer in the olty; weight and quality warranted or forfeit the coal. P! CLINTON, cerner King and Greenwich, and Twenty fifth street, Ninth avenue, BOR at fae rh cae NAR Cs FLOUR, AND BREAD—OOAL,{FIRST QUALITY, nut size, $6 per ton. Fagg, or grate coal, $6 76. Flour sold by the single barrel at the wholesale market price, celivered in New Yerk, "Brooklyn, Wi Te, or Jersey City. Apply at the People’s Goal and Flour Agency, No. 88 Brondway. Bread, four cents per pound. LEGAL NOTICES. Ra nn eT re Aart N EW YORK SUPREME COURT, WESTCRE3STER county.—James Winthrop against Catharine Win- threp. To the defendant:—You are hereby summoned end Fo Sewnagtin pe sate gh map be tape cbes con which was filled in the office of the ¢! of the county of West chester, at White Pla! in said county, on the 26th day of June, A D 1854, to serve a copy of your answer to the aid complaint on the subscriber, at his office, in the village of Tarrytown, in said county, within twenty softer the service of this summons on you, exclasive of the day of such service; and if you fail to anewer the said complaint within the time aforesaid. the plaiati® ‘this action will appiy to the court for the reliet rend: ot in the com: Patei Jane 19th, 1946 WP Yreatonesver YURDK, Plainiif'e Attorney, V county, Now Kuk , FINANCIAL, CASH TO 0.000 csaniinest connigned for sala laa responsible house im a neig Agency, corner of Broadway ern i hii ADVANOS ON MER. OYAL MAT, STEAMSHIP ARABIA—7OR LIVER- —The Arabia, C,H. E. Judkias, Commsn’ = earree e Consgen we at Jor susie Ged pastingtrs foe 4th October, at 2 Oelock to be on board by will sail on the 18th ireen. be 4 description or per- auction er prit | eale, bya Apply at Pacite Grand street, over Paci TO pane om a 08, jewelry, &o., or ‘or cash city seks, notes, inp Rg &e., nozoriated. exeonted, at 102 Nassau att: TED STATES MAIL STEAM. ” . C. Luce —Tals steamship vho have inétvideally’ States matle for Barope, tent —/ WLIE YRCa MATHIAS, who will appear io the new: LA PERLE DY AND CLOUSIE. comlcality, entkiet LIVERPOOL —ONI! eae tae Saturday, Oct. 1 ec sommodation for Promoanced it the of the ere. sod ‘est, room No. merchants. elry, segare or tm of confidential. P, S.—A dns ees which myst be advances. Apply st Si londway. N moked pol pas ieee tt aieee or other good st ty oF . Herald offfee, desccibiag ae- To commence with the AUWAY THEATRE—£ A » Le Doors j Commonee wt 74; Balok. +t be jondey evening, 0; ACTIVE MECHANIC HAVING this sent of Spare ‘to tne 0 suit. Address J.B, box 170, —— a Sa cetascn ecientehtsive San hiner ts enanaenanan ASE. ADVANCED LIGERALLY ON Rear —_—— MIGRANT INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK, NO. 5) Chambers street. —Netice.—Deposito: @d that deposits made on or before Saturday, the 7th draw interest from the ist gd Bloffenback, M:. Blake; Ehrenstein, Mr. Lester. RIROPOLITAN | THEATRE.—HENRY | WILLARD, tor; Harry Eytinge, Stage Maaager —Doors tain vias ot 124 o'clock. val Cctober 2, will be performed 8s Oot EL ring Ostober next, will October.. Bank Open P. M., and from 5 to 7 P. M. JOSEPH STUART, Prosi tent. Pxres Crerar, Accountant. REAT WESTERN RAILKOAD COMPANY OF ILL" NOIS —The coupons due October 1, 1854, on the conds of the Great Western Railroad paid on and after Me seeeseee Ming Macariby ns. Schmidt aad M BEISY Bake. Mr. Jordan | Betsy.......Mra, Brelsford Bong... es. Danee—* LAmienne,’? Moi Danoe.,...00006 North river. Price of pessags:— of Ilinois, will be Lactate bin main saloon... londay, October 2, at the office of the company, No. 45 Willian’ str 2 Tm second cabin. EDWD. BEMENT, Treasurer. ANSFIELD AND SANDUSKY RAILROAD COMPA- NY.—The coupons due Ostober 1, on the 10 per cent bonds of the Mansfield and Sandusk, oy, will be paid on and after Monday, KETCHUM, ROG&RS & BE! 4 45 William street, ‘ONEY 10 LOAN.—PERSONS REQUIRING TE! rary advances on wines and sptrita, in bond, dia- plate, household furniture, eabin, lower saloon... ait otter meat pess throngh tl REQ will be 4 livered ia Havre and Lo; : coher 2 On Mospay evening, October 2, and for one week only, the grand burlesque cn the fairy opera of ch For passage or ireight C. B. SAND, Agent ~ 11 South William street. The steamer Washiagton will succeed the Hermana, and sail November 4. LIVERFOOL AND PAILADELPALA STEAMSHIP Company intend starting their favorite steamships ‘2 4 MEULADELP HLA —= City of Manchester....... about Saturday, Nov. 18, 1854 tw FROM LIVERPOOL: Gity of Manchester... .about Wednesday, Oct. 95, 1864 , $05 aad $55, (according to sinte room. evoized provisions, from Liverpool, lends can obtain eg, anc drafts on Liverpool, iu sums 9f £1 sterling and apwaris. Apply to SAMUEL SMITH, Agent, 17 Walou’ street, Philadelphia, and-No. 7 Srond: way, Now York, RK ZOUTHAMPION AND RAVRE—THE UNITED States mail steamship UNION, RB. Adams, comman- der, will leave for Havre, touch! land the mail and passen, at 120’clock, from pier OR THE MAGIC Grass Si {x four acts, with the most magnificent scenery, costly and the following cast:— dresses, machinery, Cinderella, Mins A. Elesnor ‘Swaine Buckley , can be imme- R. Bishop Buckley street, opposite the Nassaa Joe, .....The Baron’s daughters... Blackberry Spirits, Fairies, Hunters, &0., Concert commences at a quarter before 8 o’cloea, Tickets, 25 cente; Reserved Seats, 50 cents, B—A new burlesque on ‘Fra’ Diavolo” will be pro- duced on Monday evening, Octodsr 9. Office Bosiness confidential. PLWS BANK OF P. N.—NOTICE 18 HERE- by given that all claims in receivers, will be to Liverpool ; $40 oertificate: of pers wor of this bank, or of disposed of by public suction at the oSice of the Reooivers, at Paterson, New Je Tueaday thd ua re willbe Paruished Receivers durin; Patoreoa, N. i. Jul OF MUSIC—FOURTEENTH STREET, UNION SQUARE. Mr HACKET? respectfully announces to the public the opening of this new and splendid edides, constrast- ed under the superintendense the distinguished architect Mr. Saeltzer, for a short opex ratic season, with MADAME GRISI AND SIGNOR MAKIO supported by his trow tion the last few weeks at Castle Gas MUNDAY, OCTOBE: will be performed segpe Pr" of v0 on application to aither of the the ‘at Southampton to tarday, October 21, North river, foot ot Beach street. Price of passage, first class, $130; second do $75. Luggage not wanted during the vo} the day before sailing, marked ‘below.’ il be taken after Thi roster a 1 from the designs of > » a, ANTED—THE LOAN OF $100, FOR WHICH TWO should be sent on rlors will be rented tos for the lady, or on the Eu- handsomely furnished iven such satisfac lady and gentleman with boar, ropean plan. A liberal deduction will be made for the use Address J. F., Broadway Post Offics. wurscay, October 19, For le are to LIVINGSTON, Agent, 58 Broadway. LASGOW AND NEW YORK.—THE CLYDE SCREW ‘a new steamships, CLYDE to sail for Glasgow as und few York, Petrel, saturday, October 7, at 1 From New York, vember 4, at 12 o’clock, noom Kates fees ineladed), ‘chief cabin $75. third ay (per erpeige cook CATTLE SHOW. REAT FAIR OF STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY and American Institute, 1854.—This great exbibition wil be open to the public on Tuesday, Uct. 3. nda; being the last bese shin éxhibitora are desired articles upon ‘Tuesday wall be devoted ‘ednesday, ath. The judges examinstions, and a favorable 9; niehed to visiters to examine day. Thursday, Sth. The cattle and h for the examination of th: opened to visiters. A c; erected near the circle for the trial of horses, which will acsommodate several hundred, and will i « pleassnt steam Packet Com; Signore MORIA. The decorations of the auditorium, includiug the dome, drop curtain, scenery, and inachinery of the stage, aro by Signor Allegri PRICES OF ADMISSION WILL BI ited number of od asmvagers 6" called ‘to ited by this corapany, and the only one viz:— era will be abundantly supplied wit! properly cooked sad ition of the ar- commence their tunity will be fur- ¢ exhibition during the will be displayed thivate ‘and Proseenium and capacity, from $12 to 40. The ce om Irving place will be operied on Mon- dsy morning, at 9 oclock, and remain open daily till 5 P. H., where tickets and places can be se:ured without additional charge; and aise at Wm. Hall & Son’s, No. 23@ Broadway; and Van Norsen & King’s, No. 45 5 served up; besides which , bedding, ail artickes for eating, drinking, &e., &c., will be provided by tho shi ving ‘their Iuggege only to Thove fmportant addieto ving of trouble andwx; surgeon will be,cars 8 provide and iten ns, comfort and mvéry great on each ship, an malay 636 O'clock; perforwsnce wil tummonce . inet co cohen tend it “eat Soy 4 horses tn 3 - . and Broatw, of all the prize ani stages all set down passongera near the tad GS WSBT AE a aS KNOW NOTRING.—YREE SHOW, AT NO. 448 Y¥.—The Happy Family and a Know e Know Nothing. e. Pie, willbe under the lsrge tent upon the groun's. Phe grounds will Be opened Yo, the. pavlle at 0 ovclack opene 6 public at 90’c! Members tickets $1 New York, Oc’ober 2, 1854. ANNUAL CATILE SHOW. AND EXSTBITION OF the New York State Agricultural Societ; held at Hamilton square, iu the city of New York, the October, in connection witn the Americar York Horticultural Society,s: which premiums amounting to 96,000 are offered to 6x hititors from this and the adjoining States. Tne grounds willbe open st 9, A. M., and close on Frida; The snsual address, b; LASGOW AND NSW YORK STEAMSUIP COMPA: ny. —The new and powerful steamshi; ong and 500 horse power, R. Craig, commaanter } Broadway, ns and 400 horse power, W. Cam. hing in the cage. expressly for the trade between Seturdey, 18th November; Ney York, : ' First cabin saloon state rooms, $00; Co midabipado $75; second cabin, $50; third clase, New York city bills or gold only ‘taken. Apply to JOAN Mes¥MON, 88 Broadway. ‘NITED STATES LINE FOR CALir piawall and Panema.—Through pasage tiskets, a y's Isthmus traasic ticket, will be The Isthmus crossed in On Thursday, October 6, at2 o'clock P.M., th River, will be dee- Single admission Oy en SE 1, Nectar and Glasgow, ne RICHARD:ON, LATE CONSULTING PHY10IAN \to the New York of Medicine and Phar snd graduate of th consulted in his speciality 92 Prince street, from 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. and successful practice of more than twenty years in the ‘aud Europe, enables him to offer inducements nt to be obtained elsewhere. Letters from the country attended to. R. MACK 13 CONSULTED IN HIS SPECIALITY, w ‘No, 60 White street, four doors west of Brat rom 9 tol and ffom 6 to ¢ in the evening. Sr. rangements sold by him onig Institute and the hospitals of this count: on Tuesdsy, 84 of October evening, the 6th. the Hon. John P. Hale. of New Hampshire, will be delivered on the show groandaog Friday afternoon, the 6th. Premium lists and regulations can be had of Jerse at the rooms of the | Mz. ished at the low from pier foot of Wasren street the fleet steamship GEORGE LAW, to coanect st Panama with the new and superior steamship Sunora. A spare boat always hept a: Panams, ton in caee of acctdent. s in the steamers of the Pacific and United States : gd and examine ay at the com; "6 WHIINEY. Seah ‘NITED STATES MAIL STEAMSATP COMPA Havana and New Orlesns,—On Monday, 862 P.M., from her pier foot of Warzen street, N.R., b the Well Known end favorite steamship EMPIRE CITY, Passage can now be secured at the Freignt to New Orleans, thirt taken on freight to pvers will be supplied with blank bills of lading of the on application at sod no bills of Iadin Beebe & Co.y 866 remedies for female de1 Broadway American Institute, 851 Broedwa: Entries R. LARMONT’S PARIS AND LONDON MEDICa) adviser, eleventh edition, 345 pi oth married and single sho , and mafled free for $1 yeician and surgeon, No. 42 Res ‘ondway, where bs is consulted from 11 A. M till 2 P. M., ond 6 to 9 in the evening, Sundays excepted N. B.—Not the drog store. Address all let} 844 New York Post Oftice, ere in recommending rier des ktsta Unis, 188 early as practi trier the 15th of Se; ber. The secretary, Mr. Johuson, will be at the Astor House tember, and every desired in Exhibitors should have their articles on the ground the week previous to the fair, except in the horticulture! ent, which can be bfought in on Monday, 246 October. ‘The offices at Hamilton square will be opened the week previou? to the fair. ‘All applications in reference to the arrangement of ar ounds should be made to Thomas Ball, in attendance to B. P. JouNsox, Cor. Secretary, COMMITTES OF ARRANGEMENTS. Hon. John A. Ki wrauenats Keay: Lewis @. Morr! John A. King, es ; *, oh % Siward @. Fatle’ Inase E. Haviland, Bel, | B.B. Kirtland. ———— jee are wngur, ary are invited office, 177 Weat street, to C. A, 156 ti See xy the author, M on and after the 25th of 2 Reade street. formation will be furnis! Dr, Larmont to the afilicted Capt. H. Windle, tants Zeicung, National Deme « the Bescon UEOIS’ OFFICE, FOR THE EXOLUSIV® TREAD ment of the diseases of fersales, 1,049 Broadwey near Twenty-uinth street. Remediss for female derange Advice gratis. Consultations am ‘y letters, containing Sb ‘ine by return post, & distance provider board, cursing, and attendance. directions to ez No other forms signe } will be signed efter the hour Of sailing. paseege, apply at the ofiive of the compa atreet, corner of Warren. mente, from $1 to $5. letters confidential. AND CALIFORNIA SYEAMSEIP LING , Accessory Transit Co. of Nicar in advance cf the mail. Oniy line ving through tlekets, inteluding the isthiaue crovsing. he eplendia doubd'e engine steamship SIAR OF THE Turner, (2,000 tons burthen,) will leave from iver, at 3.0’clock, P. Lorillard Spencer, TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. ¥ proprietors. Tk P. CORBEST, 19 DUANE STAKET, MEMDER OF TH ML, precisely, for ens, ineaday, Oct. 4, connecting with the favorite steamship Uvele over the Nicaragua trai miles of land transportation, by ‘first class cari: These steamers are unsurprssed JAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADZ C phia, from pier No, 1 North River.—-Two ling daily, at 7 A.M. and 2 P. UR} Md DUANE STRETY, 80 LONG KNOW? ay be eonsnite! with usual, at ais old odios, Where all who hay! suffered from tho msitreatment of pretenders msy rely on being honorabiy treated. arta nacneasenanentareeestiny K. JOHNSON, 16 DUANZ STREET, MAY Bk CON sulted conddentially on diseases. fnone speciality enabien Dr J. to cure au tose Jona stitulional weaknea: efleatusliy cared without the uso of any deleterious drug. PWARD'S, REMEDIES 3) satistectory. éue door from Pooebaay. Those by preteugers, are sure of a cure from Dr. Ward's rome No charge till cured & route, having but izeas of New York, in their ventilation and For information or passage, apply to CHARLES MORGAN, age N. B.—Commencing on the sailing of the steamers will be changed to the 12th and When these cays fall on Sunday, e steamers will leave on the Monday following. fll be no steamer ob the 19tn of Oclober. ry ; thence direst to Camden by cars; mapoy; then nap y ORes; M.; fare $1 60; emigrant line ; dvebours. Fare, ALBANY AND THE INTERMED) one dollar.——Meala served ¢t KGE. WASHINGTON, from footof Jay lock cma YOR 27th of each month. d.—The steamer @ B. Odell, will ware New York, | ureda’ USTRALIA4.—-PIONEER LINE, CARRYING THE U. 8. mail— Positively the first vessel.—The clipper bark NIMROD, Whiting, commander, will have quick dispatch on this her secoud voysge to Melbource., The Nimrod will be succeeded by the clipper vessels now on the berth for freight or passage. on board, or to B. W, CAMERON, 116 Wall stree —INDEPENDENT LINE—GUARANITED —The beautiful A 1 clipper ship FRIGATE BIRD, Perry C. Cope, commande Gespatebed for, dtoibour R KANSAS—THROUGH BY RAILROAD 10 ST. Louis in Afty hours, thence without detention by undersigned are prepared to issue tickets to emigrants for Kansas at greatly re- duced ratea. A train will leave this city on Tuesday, 33 Emigrants wishing to start on that day will do well to call before engaging elsewhere. JUHN J. HELLING & Co., licensed forwarders, 86 Green- hip Windward, Both first clase ayeamdoats R. W. WITH HIS CRUEBKATED AMAZING modicine®, is making the most Tocord, at his office, 60 Canal streot, Broadway. Country ‘letters containing vice ani medicine by return post. of October next. the" first ship. one door from , Port Phillip, on The above vessel is one of the fastest +hips afloat, and it is confidently expected she will make an unusual short run out, haying over two-thirds of her Shippors and passengers can depend on ‘oora fer avout 500 bbia: more Her accommodations EW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD—BSTATE AGRI cultural Fair.—Special Notice. ‘On and alte®*Monday, October 2, 1854, this company will run special trains (o the State Fair, ‘held at Hamil n Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, MARRIED WOMAN'S PRI panion-—By Dr. A. M. iseases of woman; one hundreth editi izeoaplint to wb! hoed to woruanhood, faily deseribed, with the she mode of treatment, in a the mont chante VATS MADIDAL cargo on board. Mini her early departure, freight, and ten more passengers. ate superior to eny vesesi now up. For balance of cargo ansnge at the lowest rates, apply on board. as East river, or to AKKELL & £LLIOT, 146 Pearl #5. <FMEMONTHLY LINE FOR NEW ORLWANS—sTOP- and carrying the United States Matl.—the stenraship BLACK WARRIOR, J. D. Balloe’s, commander, will sail for the sbove ports on Monday, Ostober 9% at 42 o'clock, from pier at foot of Beach Freight takea for Mobile, rengers for Havana must procure passports before leav. ort. Gocds for the interior will be forwarded free For freight or pessag STON, CROCHERON & 00., 4 gens, 31 ; R. W. Shafedit, commander, will suc: ceed the [slack Warnior, and sail’ on Wedueaday, Octob Bills of Inding must be sent ia for signing the evéa- ing proviors to the ship sailing. (OR SAVANNAL AND FLORIDA,--U. 3. MALL LINE ‘The sew cad splendid Coptein M.S. Woodhull, *iilleave on Saturday, October 7, {rom pier No. 4 North river, at 4 o’eloe! seng cis desirous of takiog this route are informed that the steamer will not goto the city except ateuch an hour whon they can go forwerd without remaiaix, Bills of lading signed by the clerk on bosrd,, Yur freight ot passage apply to SAML, L. Trains will run as follows :—Leave Cit New York, at T, 8, O74; TOM and 114, A iliam’s Bridge at 634, 6 40, 7.35, 12.45, 244, 814, 4.45, 6, 7, B, and JOH. rT, 3 y Halt station, 4.20, 5, 5%, aud 6! Returnfog, leave 834, 0.45, A.M; Pw. YOR AND PEILADSP! AUD TSE SOUT and West, ria New Jersey Hail a ‘oxprose lines leva Mew York, foot of Oortiand stress, at, 8 and 10 o'clock A. My and 4 FY $2 in 8, 10 and ¢. 12 M., 0 causes of her complain aud suffering. Tos hae often need of Taisen Bieter street, North River. $2. 26 in 7, $275 in 436,00 ’ New Jersey scoommodstion ba apply to LIVING ordway, N.B— tleman, will find ouch instruction and advice, ovceaion. —_ ani ~ from obstructions or irregularities = whish undermins the of which they are ignorant, sud whiah their delicacy for bids speaking medical advice? How macy enffer from prolapane uteri, (falling of tho womb,) or from fluor a} bor &o) Sow mont. recatiog piows which ‘be alaran, He# many are sailer Nostale An and throat fo Westingion in 8 and 304. M, ned / Pont l t 8—tt O FRULT OF THE REG —s AT HOBOKEN, pag E bi twenty miles, wind blowing very four KA fvewere Sieabled, nad but three railed the cntire ‘These were the entered by Barker. Clickner, entered by J.&. Austia, entered by 70,’ $75, taken by t "$50 samship FLOMIDA, | dua, (reaknens, fresh, one boat upset, Savannah over night. bard, ‘timely possesion of this litte volume. It le 2 TERSBURG AND RIQHMOND ~ meil steamship ROANOKE, Thos. ogr, will leave pier No, 13 North river, 47, at 4 o'clock P, M. After the race the boat Elin chal ‘any bont that «sited for a race trom Hoborea lenge wes (namediately psey, Wad aoxt friday ; age, Sherman A airest; Dewitt & Davenport! 2 Astor Honss, Broad + Otis somigt of ni | mall, trvo oF posi yt P ers and return. by the batkers of the From Norfolk passengers for the rail dizect, with Gosegh tlokets ngtoa, Augusta, Chatlertos, Ate. Pareage oad face, (state room included) to Nerfoit, $8, te }etor De eel bead ie 7. GEORGE'S FOOT BALI. CLUB. —WEMBF@S ART ‘will be treaasiitel SS requested to meet at J. W. fen'e aaloom, 12 Morose evening at 9 0’ Tosepn Gutsy Sey. { gentiomen QUUsEMRrTy, ORTON'S, CHAMBERS STREET —MONDAY EVERR ing, October 2 First night of s sew farce, called SDE MOUSTACHE MOVEMENT, by Me T Johnston, #: Andrews, Mr Moore, Mc, Bile men, Mra Bartoa, and Biss Kate Sar ca. ; ‘Lee Gciginal American comedy of NOW-A DAYS nig pineeatetee % popularity - on, jordan, Mr. Fisher, Marchant, View saymend, Mrs. Burton, Mrs. Haghes, &e., will ap- re s And the laughable farce of THE FILIBUSTER, -with Mr. Burton in the priueipal charactor. eae a ae OWEXY THEATRE.—P2OPRIETOR, |. P. WALDRON Stexe Mann zer, ¥. ©. Wemyas.—Doors open at 7 Delock; commence ut 73/. Boxes, 25 center Pit wal Gallery, 183s cents Meader evening, Ontober 3, #7105 after which, PRETTY GIRLS OF STLLBERG: to conclude * with RUSTACHE BAUDIN URDY’S NATIONALTHEA TRE.—DRESS CIRCLE AND Upper Boxes, 25 cents; Pit, 1234 cents; Orchestes Pesta, cents; Private Boxes,’ $5. Doors open at T c'elosk; commence at 7%. Monday , Oot. &, THE KING'S JESTER; Polka, by Miss Le and La Fetite Salome; after which,’ FASHION AND FAMINE, Hipbland Fling, by Miss La Folle; and to conclude with. TUE MAGIC RUSE, EO. CHRISTY & WOOD'S MINSTREIS, 444 BROADWAY, under the control of H. WOOD, Business Manager. GE, OFKISTY, Stage Manager. ETHIOPIAN MINSIRELSY, BUALESQUE OPERA, LIGHT FAKCKs, DANCES, ETO, Afrcanized by the most aeccmplished’ company in We ‘his week, the extravecanra of ROBES? MACAIRE, Jack Strike “ Gee. O Kotert Macai ee ps 24 Joors open at 634 o'clock; to commence as TX pr oly Sader ETHIOPIAN MINSTRELS, MECHANICS’ HALL H. WOOD,, EVENING EVEN ETHIOPIAN MELODIES—NESRO JIGS A DANCES—BALLADS—BANJO, GUITAL ‘VIOLIN SOLOS, Concluding with a very laughable afterpart, io whoic company wil) appear. Doors open at an early hour, entertainment 0 ing at a quarter to 8 o’clock. Tickets 26 cents, ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.—WONDE! FUL success. —Monday, October 2.—In the evening, az 7% o'clock, the entirely new and thrillingly inte- resting Frerch dramatic romance, now being wit nessed by delighted multitudes, as presented at this es- tabishment, by » company embracing the most brilhaat dramatic talent of the age and calle FUSTACHH, wits Mr. C. W. Clarke as Kustache, Mr. Hadaway aa Poutst, Miss Mestayer as Louisa, &o. In the aftsrnoon, at & o’clock, songs, dances, and the new piece of THF ViL- LAGE PROFLIGATE. ' The living ros, and great African Boa Constrictor, 25 feet long, the Happy Fa- mily, and ali the curiosities can be seen without x- tra charge, Admission, 25 cents; children under ten, 36 centa, CARD.—TO THE MANAGERS OF THE Paint theatres in the Union —Mr. Collins, the irieh comedian and vocalist, will make a profossienall tour through the United States during the fal) and wim- ter season, when he will appear in all the best Iriel dramas, including some new pieces written expressly for him, and never acted by any other comedian, on aay at ge. Ho will also introduo® his coleorated Irish songs, a8 sung only by him, to wit:—‘‘The Widow Machres,” with her friend the “Widow Mahony’? and “The Bowd Soger Boy,’” with his “Liquor of Life,’ his “Cruiskvem Lawn,” and his ‘Sprig of Shillelah,”’ in company with “Peggy on the Low-backed Car,” and ‘Trust to Luck.’? The team will be foundjthe best on the road. All lettera on business to be directed to the Broadway Thestrs, New York. R. ABBOTT'S EGYPTIAN MUSEUM, 659 BXOAD WA —the most attractive aud instructive exhibicioa im city—oontains, in addition to upwards of 1,008 other objects, three mummies of the sacred bnil (Apis), more than 8,000 years old, the only specimen overex- hibited Admission 26 cents. NOW NOTAINGS.—NOW:A DAYS—F1L1BUSTERS— T Burton’s tonight. R. CHANFRAU, AFIER PERFO°M ‘successful engagement at Montre peers this week in Baltimore, snd Monday next at ‘the Chestnut ‘Theatre, Philadel, in a few of his popular characters, with Miss Albertine. R. FISH, FROM LONDON, THEATRICAL aND e charactorist wig maker, 559 Pe.rl street, four doors from Broxdway. Amsteur perio-mances attended. ‘Wigs lent on hire for private parties, ma‘querades, aud fancy — bails, N B—vountry tueatricals supplied on 101 Cums r TO LET FOR Tak ENTIRE MONE of October—This fayorite and Chey mec suerte, oH or Lak Lae tyke night, week, ex if for ths entire peat a iy ig. ,Conulia a ‘he or tol. at cwdemy ‘asie, Fourtetuth street, from 10 AM. til 3 P.M T° LeT—TRE BROOKLYN MU-FUM, night, week or month, Inquire of JOHN E. CaM- BEYER, 29 Stanton ‘street, Brooklyn, or at thé office im the evening. TO MARINERS, ‘OTICE TO MARINERS.—FIXED LIGHT aT Polat, Port Royaly Jamalca.—A Seen erected 66 yards North of the sou! Plamb Point, on the Palisadoes, immediately the town of Kingston, Jaraaica, West Indies, in 17 degrees, 65 minutes, 45 seconds North, and 76 degrees, 47 minutes Weat of Greenwich. It above the level of the ses, painted white, hiblt, om and after the 20th of July, 1864, & fixed red ftom 8. by EX B wos. 2 Wind white 5 to N.W. It may ‘seen, olear weather, ‘SDirections The fed light bro si the rections — ig t to" Northward of N.W. by W. 2 will ite ward, the low shelving ground of Cow Bay Point and Lar motte’s Bapk, and the same lizbt, brought to the West- ward of N 3’E., will clear, to the Eastward, all the shoal ground lying to the East ward of Maiden and South. eaat Cayes. Seema on up from the Southward foe the anchorage cff Plumb Point, or intending to into harbor, must tack immsdiately on light, until within halfa mue3 ig W. of wilen the white light will open, Drafing NE steer W. by N. 3, N. until it bears E. °8., paast ‘to the Northward of the white beacon off the Nort: Spit of Gun Cay; then alter course to S. W. by W., as s00n as the light opens of the south extreme of Gam Cay E 4 N,, steer W. by N., 3 bich will lead in botweem Wert Middle toate, (or take the chamue® to the Northward of the New Shoal, Dassing close round Port Roya} Point,) and Fort Augusta bears N by’ lead clesr to the Westward of ii RE Fy ag ' iH tet light bears S. E. by E. Southerly, haul up E. % 8. for the anchorege off Kingston, when a red gt Fort Avgusta astern, bearin: age off Kingston, The white 1.5.1 of all the sys and shosls lying to westward of Plam> Point, as well as tho northeasterm limita of the shoal extending to the easteard of the North Pelican Spit, westward of Kingston harbor. Ships ing from the westward, and having brought Portland Point to bear about north, should steer E. N. E., 00 as to make the white light a = DN. bearing, continue the same course unti Te? light opens, E, then haul up for it, and proceed ra Shines dleectoae ‘the bright light will be exieitiied from suspended to the cescon om bor? Angasta, forty high, and sions be seen when to the southward am westward of it. It may be usec os « guide through the south channel, by keeping ft upon a N. ¥ E. whieb will lead clear to the westward of the Por buoy and to the eastward of the Three F.°bom but the uss of this channel is not advisable at except by ‘‘drogers’’ and other smail vessels. lowing ore the bearings and distances from Point hightboure:— Cow Bay Point E.8. B., 8 miles, Lamotte’s Bank. ELS. E, 18% miles ‘Morant Oay. «-.. 5. E b #, 66 miles, Fast Micdle Bucy. 8.8, W. 36 W., 2 Southeast Cay BW YS, 2H Portuguese Bu W. 8. W., BL, miles, Portland Rock... WW , Gi mies N. B.—Tno wh: gh are mogsetic, amd tt Beart is recommended that they be strictly attenced to. 1BOMAS HENDERSON, Commodore. GEORGE J, GIBBON, Master H, M. 3. !xacm, OCULISTS AND AURISTS, D* WHEELER, OCCULIST, 486 BROADWAY, CORNER. w of Broome street, devo Of the eye, and assures the pubtic that thers ia nons of the numerous disorders to which the human oye is aub- ject which he cannot thoroughly and permanently cvre. Office hours, 11 A. M. to4P. M. Artificial eyes inserted. bi ASTROLOGY. _ $ 5 0 REWARD [SNOW OFFERED TO jt Fo in the eon who can furpars Madame ‘art of Astrology. Sueis the only aay the city who can give correct information. N. Gentlemen not add tte - ; AME ALWAN, FROM PARTS, TENDERS HEE Sm N ANicas to tue idles oad of shia. ty tm Astrology, by books and scicufie, and is to be atout marriage, business, law mettses, fo, Ge will tel name of the A marry, eleg the names of ke the Ragiiah, French and Gorman lang: BES 200 Bower, between OPA Hoare foamy Ay ALM, COE