The New York Herald Newspaper, October 23, 1854, Page 6

SAVERTUEMKNTS AEREWED BVKRY AY. BOARDING AND LUDGIRG. SL OOeENa | nt O2RD WANTED—& GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, BOAHDANG AND LODGING. ty ° T— Lb? FAMILIES AND house is pew and nas all the m als Diver at ope o'clock and haif past ve. References ex- gah Bast TWELFTA Srkre?, ONE BLIOK Oa from Broadway.—To » e+ otieman and wite, Wito board, a second story front rom, furnished. The yoow contains hot and cold water. ‘ine nouse is hand wom: !y furnished, and bas ail he moi-rn improvements, also, & room for & single gentieman. - HUDSON STREET, OPPUSITE ST. JOHN'S 1 4) park —Two single rooms, to let, with board, to genuemon; house newly furnished, with all the modern + mprerementa, = NINTH STREET —SUL(S OF HAND3OMELY 45) “temished rooma to let, to farmiies oF slog ¢ @entlemen, with vrivate table, the house being reple'e ‘with modern improvementa, and conveniently located t» elagerandeers Apply at 145 Nicth streat, between Broadway and Fourth avenue. LEONARD STREET, FIVE DOOKS ¥\ST OF Breadway.— Large rooms on the second floor, 10 paatries ‘a:tached, foraished or un(uraished, to let, rd, to ringle geatlemen, or geatlemen and thi wives; aleos hai! bedroom. Table plontifully supplied, Meals precisely at the sppointed time, FRANKFORT STREET, CORNER OF PEARL — 90 Boarding for three or four mechanics, or men sad oir wives. Comfortable board may be hed at the gbove number for respectable pecple—uo others need apply. = FRANKLIN STREST, FIR3S HOU+E WEST oF fi Brosdway.—Two single rooms, also ® parlor with large bedroom attached, on the first or second floor, mestiy curnished for gendewen; breckfest served if re- quired. inquire ae above, BOND STSELT.—TWO ViRY DESIRABLE PAR- jors to let, to a geutleman, witn or without par- Wal beard. 41:0, wiew sunail todro ms, to lodgers oaly, ‘They will be let very reasonably. References exchanged. BOND sPRKE"—ONE Ox TWO GOOD ROOMS } AL furpisbed or unfareishea, with board, far gontle- men and wives, or for single gentlemen; also two goxd aitic rooms ‘The house Das all modern improvement, and those seeking euch may find heres desirable home ‘fer the winter. ASPLAND PLACE, PERRY 8" T.—ROOMS, IN suite or ringie, for’a few select families, or single gention en, may be hd, with board, House new, edn- Yaroing al the modern fmprovementa. acoaes by Sixth 8 and Fulton ferry stagos, References ex- FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN MAY BE AC7{0MMO. Gated with pleasant rooms and fuil board, at 122 embers street. : “ | SE°OND FLOOR, ELFG\NTLY FURNISHED, TO | let to yentiamen; also @ room on the third oor, xt | £9 Prince street. The location is central, only three dours trom Broadway; gas, dsth, aod breskfast i( desired. VERY PLE SANT ) FLOOR ROOM, SU&- nished, with breakfast and tea, for oue or to gen- Teaser, or 8’ gentieman and wile; similar accommoda- tions fer one lady; fires in rooms, if desired. Iuquire ar 320 Broome street FURNISHED BET ROOM TO LE } ble young msn, in a emall respectable fawily of two persons. The Ioertion is pleasant aud conteal Terma very favorable, Eldridge sireet, vecond floor A NINVeLID YOUNG LADY DESIRES BOARD AND well forvished, pleasant room, in a quiet respecta- Ble famisy, where there are no other boarders—a widow Indy living alone proferrea, who woolt be companion and puree if required—where rhe can heve comfort and good attention, Good referense gt Address “Invalid,” Broadway Post Office, T 91 PRINCE STREES, WEST OF AND NEAR A Broadway, geatiemen and their wives, or eingls mtlemen, cau obtain desirab ¢ eccommodations, with ard. ease frat class, with gas and baths —pleasaat weation. SPLENDID FURNISHED PARLOR, WITH ONE OR tho bedrooms attached, to let tosing e genuemea, Sa private house, wih all the scodern improvemonts, Apply at No. 06 Prince etreet, a few doors west of Broad way. 08 EAST FOURTERNIH STRUST. Two handsomely furnished suits of rooms, with dosrd, x:ay be obtained in tho above new ant nowl7 fur- houres. The houses eve first class and furnished with ail the modern improvements. Persons desiring © somforteble home tor the wioter, will do well to eall, References exchanged. pZOARD --ROOMS AND SUITS OF K0OW3 CAN BE had for gentl+men and their wives or sing!s g-atle- men, ina fret cass hoose, with all the mosern 1m prove- ments, location pleasant. inqaire at No Y Astland piace, lave verry street. helerences exchanged., OAnL—-a FINE SUIT OF 6.0 045 ON SEOOND FLOOR, front. a paror oo first floor, and a few single Pooms for geutlenen, can now de seoured for the winter, at No. 29 West Eiguteench street, resr Fifth avenue, ‘Fhe bounce is first clsre, wad where the comforts of a ewe can be obtained “gg OrRD.—A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM, NICELY furnisbed, to let toa geatleman and lady, with Derd for Indy; eny lady would find this a dosirabie ihe scvertiser isa widow, without family or > or would let a farpised ‘bedroom. Apply at B 4 Secovd street OAD —A PaKLOR AND BSORCOM, ON THE FIRST floo:, elegantly fureished, in a tiret class house, With gas, bath, &e, io Bleecker street, » few doors east of Broadway; altos froat room aad bedroom on third ery. Address RM P., Herald office B KD.—TO LET, A FRONT ROOM ON THE SECOND floor, with a grate and pantry attached, suitable two gentlemen, with partial board—desirably locates in the immediate vicinity of Washivgton park, and reotly between two lines Of stages, Nefereaces exchans o4. peply at 222 Thompson street, bstwsen Bleveke: and Amity. OARD.——A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR Two single gen*lemen, can be acs mmodated with full or board snd a bedroom. Also, a few day boarders t 154 Grand street. one door from Ela. OARB —SINGLE GENTLEMEN WILL ¥ mprctable mechanics withing clean, comfortably farnist rooms, and meking winter arrangements, will find toi @ligibie. ‘Single or double beds St ve on the third fl» fo: general comfort. Prompt attention given OAHD—AT NO. 4 ABINGDON SQUARE, WE2T Sil ‘one of the finest locations in town, accessiv' 0 Sars and stages from all parts of the city. Desiravle rooms forgentiemen and their wives, or sigle gents ‘men. OARD.—FU SNISHED ROOMS TO LET, AT 22 UNTIN - place, consisting of a front and back parlor, hand Somely furnished, on the first floor, suttarle for 's gen Sloman and his wife. The rooms are delightfully situs fed, overlooking Union square Park. Also, rooms tor single gentlemen. Apply as above. OARD.—A VERY PLEASANT, LARGE FU«NISHED room, on the third floor, to let, with fall or par- board, ina private house, sultable for two gent\emen; also a single room on the second floor. Apply at 1id Franklin street. ) WEST OF AND NEAR BROADWAY —ROOMS B ‘and suite of rooms, newly and beautifully furnisuer, B let. Bouse first class. Baths aad gas. Best refe - ® ce given end required. Please call at 20 Clinton plac , Saghth street. ARD IN NINTH SfREET —SUIT3 OF FRONT ROOMS ‘82d rooms for two single gentlemen, may be hed, boord, at 25 Ninth street. Vory pleasant location, fine house, with modern improvements, and newly fur minhed jn a ruperior manner, offeting every com(ort fur permanent doariers OARDIN BROOKLYN—A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, without children, or two or three single gentlemen, @an be accommodated with pleasant rooms and good board, by applying xt 36 Concord street, a short distauce from either terry. OARD IN BROOKLYN—NEAR FOLTON AND CA. ‘therine ferries. A few gentlemen can be socommo- with board ani comfortsble rooms in a private family. Please call at or audress No 99 Washington OARD JN BROOKLYN.—A FEW RO\8 for « gentle: an end bis wile, or single geatlame and where the comforts of a heme may be Bet, Love ‘tion between Wall street sad South fecres Andress 3 Z., Heralé office. ARD IN BLOOKLYN--IN A PLEASAY Bear the Wail street and sown ferries. single tlemen, or & geosieman and his wife, desirous ot ob ing comiorisble board for the winver, on very mode wate tering, ean be xccommoiated at No YL Stats wicve'y , BY A GENTLE. lady and chiki (wo years old, a farvishsa m2, with Tuli boerd for tue inuy, and partial doar d ine wmall private tumily. address, for the gentieman., for tno cays, stating terms, &o , to Wiimos, Herald of fice. ARD IN SOUTA BR OXLIN, R Achanmo forry —A weil furnished rom aod volroov oa Second Hocr, sai ab'e fo: « ges @ou modaiions for une or Lwo geutiemes, cu be obte @m the boure of 2 am ill emily, cesirad'y located at Nu 8 ‘Obeever tom Hatisin stest ARD IN WILLIAMS@URG—WIIH A PE private femily. The noune i persvatty i Within Gre minutes’ walk of the Peck alip for-y: fleman ¢1n find & D. me, wit e g004 wear tial beard, on moderate (eas, a 182}5 S240 stuart. Neferensee exctavzed. OARDING—A GENILEMSN AND WIFS, AND TO Bevel ce thimep, can po secrma deed Wich cool ly vt 34 Jones stron ia, newr oiKth ws very plsasantly los: 2G ¥a2rth aveave adwer of Twentieth strert The bouss hav all the my ier nts, and the eituatiog is very ceniel, Aled, oo tole to a physivign. Inquire of Mrs. LEWIS, No. 7h | with te o>taia boanl in & private family; unexcey ble references given, terme not to exsced 68 per | mere. Addzess, post pail, G 0. P, Brosdway Post Office EDING — TWO GENTLEMEN AND PHEIR WiVé ingle gentlemen, can fod neatly furnish the second flow, 10 « «mall pri y applying at No & Slecsker # Yo OARDING.—TWO SUITS OF ROOM’, ON THE FIRST ‘acd second flours, handsomely furnished, ia a first use, Nos. 49 and 51 West Trrenty second street — ‘ovably loeatee between the fifth and sixth ars. meee; cileman. References unexceptiouable on eitl O..ROING --A VEs¥ PLEASANT SUIT O# ROOMS at 97 Crinton piace, fora geatleman and his wife, ér for single gentlemen. OARLING IN WILLIAMSBUcG.—TYE BEST LOCA. tion and best house, enly fire minutes’ walk from Peek slip ferry. Parlors aud bedrooms on the second and third floors, for gentlemen and their wives or sing’e peng A few boarders will be taken. Apply at 29 South Eighth atreet, Wil iamaburg. ROOKLYN BEIGSTS —A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE anda le gentleman can be acsommodated with | board ot No. 6 Willow street, where tuere are but few boarders. References exchanged. Daa ROOMS, FURNISHED OR UNFUSNISA- ed, on the second floor, way be obtained, with Hoard, at 220 Wert Fourteenth strest. chang AURNISBED ROOMS, WiTd BOARD OR WIT4OUT Doard, for single gentlemen or gentlemen and tacir wives, at No. 4 Fourth atreet, convenient to the Rigath avenue railroad References QURNIS*ED APARTMENTS—WITH OR WITHOUT partial board, to let at 15 (old No. 9) Bedford Aree, use of bath, convenient to the Houston street stages and Sixth avenue cara, (PUPNISAED ROOMS TO LEY.-IN SUITES, OR SEPA £' rately, to geatlemen only, with breakfast if re- uived, Apply at 14) Ninth street, third door from oadway, and also at No. 6 College place, G UNG FURNISHED ROOMS. IN A J private (amily, can obtain them by esliiag at 173 Greene street, near Blewsker. NE OR TWO SINGLE GENILEWEN CAN BE AC O wmmdxted with partial board, furnished or wafar- nibed roomf, in & private family, in the upper pert of | thecity. AddreseS 8, Herald office {,RIVATE BOARDING —-ONE OR TWO VERY PLEA. 2 want rooms, eisber furnished or unfurnished, can be liad with boara on reasonad\ it No. 289 Foarth cone, opposite Dr. Bawh’s cbuceh’ The horse is p'ea oily loested, and has all the modera improvemeats. | Kefer-noes exchanged, ° PYWO VERY PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, B with board, euitable for gen'lemen and their wives. | Meals served in your own room. Terms moderate, in advance, in lien Of reference Apply all this week, at 173g Bowery, near Broome street. 7 L&T—IN WILLTAMSBO?G, SPLENDID FURNiSHED rooms, in a quiet and rospe: neighborhood, vo young gentlemen, or gentlemen and their wives, with or nout board; aivo, in & quist private house, acoomm» ions for ® email family, or a few gentleman, with ockra, within a few minuves watk of four ferries. Ap- ply in the # ors 183 and 135 Fourth street, Williamsburg.” | g°O LEP WITH BOARD.—A SM\LL, GENTERL A¥£RT 4. can family, occ ipying # fine house, with modera i baths, gas, &., situated in Ninetoenth oond avenue, would let a fine suite of ooms, connecting, on second floor, furnisved or and his wife, or » party of ing an agreeable and social jie. Terma moderate. Ceptionab’e reference given and required. Addreas Prescott, Herald office. (a ANTED—A PARLOR AND BEDROOM, IN THE /V “upper pat of the city, in the neighborhood of Twenty hth atreet and Sixth or Seventh avenues. Rent payable jin advance, Board not required. Address C. W. G., Herald offi TRING FURNI4BED ROOMS, WITd- own town, can be accommodated at YNTLEMEN | ____ HORSES, CARRIAGES, &0 SPEND D DOUBLE SEATED BOX WAGON, WITH ZX pole andchsft, for sale. It hes never been ase wax made expressly for the prevent owner, and will | soldat a bargain, having no use for the sams. Apply at | 116 Warren strect, up stairs ARRIAGES, —- AN ASSORTMENT, — COMPRI-ING coaches, barouches, two aad three seat rocka brets, top wagons, &c, always on hand, of our ow manufacture, for sale at the lowert rates, at our repoei- toiy and factory; Nos. 24, 24 and 27 Wooster strest, neny Canal street and ae ie SOR THOMPSON) &:00. JOR, “ON . E AND HORSES FOR SALK.—THE advertiver having, in consequente of chinzo of re idence, no further use for his establishwent, olfsrs the some for enle, all being incomplete ordar. The horas ove well matobed, fall rixteen aod a heif banda bigh, exe kind and gente tn ail barness and perfestly soun ther can trevel together a mile in four minutes, are ac- customed to music and railrosd cars and to beiug driven in the city. The horses will be fonud invalusble to say feniiy, and especially so to one whose famale membsrs | are t'ttia in rege dto horses, as they are so entirely gen- tle ard free from tricks that the most apprabensive fee) he utmost confidence in riding after them. A full war rautee will be giren, Price of horses $1,000; the whole establishment $1,600. Address box 264 Post Of oe | Fo SALE—A WELL BREO SORREL HORSE, FIVE years old, 153 bands high, warranted soand and kind, can trot in 2:50 to a wagon and promises great | speed; price $600, Also, a Wotson trotting wagon, price $100.’ Apply at Mr ROBERT. ON’S sables, State,street, near Henry, Broot!yn. NCR SaLE—A PAIR OF H NDSOME BLACK Can riage horses, 16 henge nigh, exe -Ileat travetle-s And to be sold cheap, as the owner is adout leaving ror Eu For aview of the noses and price apply to Buckland, Buck’s Hotel, 24 Tuigd avenue, corner fourth street. a ORE FOR SAL¥, C. SOME, DARK hands high, bstweea sir A sorrel mae, about 1 re old, Hud ORES —NEW YORK TATTERSALL’S, CORNER O “A Sixth avenve and Yhirty-niath st horses et auction —Will be auld at Tattersal perfect) sound and kind, jon street X The sale, which + Will be positive, with ve, atd to the highest bidder. The lov ovu prises heevy draoght, coach, ladies’ and gentl:men’s addie horsés; &e., and may be examined at Tatterin t’, vree days previous to the sale Barnum’s entire insaa erie, including seven e:ephante, two girades, one rhino | coros, ten cages of wild animals, with wagons, harn-'s acd all the parapbernalis thereunto bslonging, wilt 9° told at pablie auction at an early day, of waich due uotice will be given. GEORGH ULEMANS, Auctioneer. Henny PaLaea, Saleaman. | \TEW YORK TATTERSALL’S, SIXTH AVENUE, 4% corner Thirty be iog the balance of the stock of the Hippotrome. vn Tuesday, Oct. 24h, will be gold at suction, 50 horses, sowpeising pairs, single and sadd ¢ horses, and the flacat | horses of the Hippodrome. Also, will be offered wagors, | riogle and double harness, blankets, robes, sa‘dles, bii dies, &c., be CLEMENS, Auctioneer. NRY PALMER, Salesman. N™ YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 31 CRSBY ST —Will be coli on Monday, 23d inw:ant at 120'c'o § at anction, tweuty horses, mutvadle tor all purpos wegons, Usrnoss, amidies, &e. JusN HG Proprietor. SEVERAL VERY SUP) \ +t from Northern Vermoat—to 0} 2 em'can trot inside of three minutes, one very #2) ileh soctor’s horse; all are perfectly broken aud eound — Ap- ‘ly tod M. BUTLER, a: Simonson’s stable, Bosram street, cor Fultom avenne, Brooklyn, Will be 40.4 low, 2. OOMS WANTED —A PARLOR AND BEDROOM, Ty Xa French fi for # vingls yentleaan, with rin threftercooa ad | log particnt | ED.—BY A RESP "EN Nt, j three story houre, in g air, helwaes o tix doors from Broadway 10 years, Adress HO. X u Hone streete, ov \ ‘SN. ED—« WELL FURNISHED AOUZ, IN THES upper part of toe city, for six mootas A mole rete rized howe with modern iaprovemeats for & smal ‘amily, Address box S88 vost Ufice, A N®aTLY FURNI-H nthe from xt of DD KOU sw, FOR a Lo muss aad Four eeath wenty thid a’reote, Address Mr. Maxwell, to be 22 Eset Fonsteaath street, thy ANTED—DY A SM0UL FAMILY WIE + ren, & wediue sized hoase, nea‘ly fursiens3, an til che fret of May vext, Prive moderate. addres Jon 2048 Post effive iath ae TANCED--PART OF & HoU-K, POA A MN AN PV hus: wig one obi6 cad. oorrans, ie.» tpn clos h ase, retwenn the iret amd Foveih avenues and Thied aod Ninth siveets, Adirew i. G@, Herall offioa, wit (SMOLL FAMILY or sauall three witer closets Ti mua’ horbool, betweem Teath , aed west of Foarth eveane Ad: Poot Office, at A [4 COL ENG as ViNG ', INCLU ING WO°K: BY o, Lawsen, Tunes, Hercirg, soda lot of dameged orlote per Pronk in, ate now off-rel at pr vite pele, sa! fora fen days oaly, at the lore 663 Bead way Apply | y ninth street.—Large sale of horses, | 4 000 —POR SALE, A SPLENDID SA190+ . e in Bros@wey, and ia the neighbor are elegant; loeatton unsarpassed berm exencive, andvof the Bret elecs. "Apaly’ at 102 Yassau street, room No. 9, PURDY & CO. $3,500, Lover. Gaara 85. Pa aonum; $1,000 »equired down Apply to FakNUM }, 109 Wall street. —10 MACHINISTS.—FO% SALE, .A 3.000. resting sad manutectaring ie ine establiehment, with an extensive, profitable, and regular businees connected therewith. It will ve so don the most reasoneb'c terms $),000 cash requires. The palance properly secured. apply to HOW«s & THOMP- SON, 81 Nacusu street, room No. 7. —TO CARPENTERS.—$150 WILL BUY A 150 a devirable building lot, 100 feet square, fourteen miles from the City Hal’; may be had to build with, to be paid at the rate of $7 per monta, d- drese Loan, box 191 Herald office. FIRST RATE SAFE FOR AL inte t manufacture; it is of in use for a short time only ard will ‘be seem at 68 Barclay str: N OY! TER SALO.N AND BAR FOR SALE—SI(UA- ted om the corzer of Hodson aud Vandsm streets; his been established thirteen years, and is mow dolog © yery good business. It is ted up in good style and wil be sold very cheap. FARM TO EXCHANGE, SITUATE IN 6NE OF THE best loealities in the te of Indiana, for a stock of suitable for the Western trade. Farm ‘worth it $2,800. For further particalars cell at 14 Wall street, room No. 7. Dae STORE FOR SALE ~APPDY AT 88 MYRTLE avenue, Brooklyn. q'Ok SALE—THE THREE STORY SRiCK FRON? f house No. 165 Tenth street, between Tuird and arth avenues; house eontaine all modera improve ments. For termsapply at 180Tenth street, one door vest of Third aveaue. ‘IN WASBINGTON MARKET, ONE OF best rtavds for any kind of butiness; it aitueted near West street. address J. W. J., box 120, berald office OR 8¢LE— HE STOCK AND FIXTURE3 OF A GRO cery store, located on @ corner of the Eighth ave nue, now ding & good business. Yor particalars as to cause of sale, terms, &c, apply to W. W. BASTON, 79 Chaubera atreet, Irving House. NOR SALE—A LAFGE STONE HOUSE AT PEUHAM Ville, with balf an acre garden, for $1 600. Ap ply to JAMES I LIACK, 11 rhenff street. Will the iviy please return the view lent her, or send her address. 0% SALE —-VALU 1 BLE HOUSESIN VARIOUS P PTS of the city. Also in Brooklyn,from $5,000 to $30.00. Also very profitabie texement property. Also several tire farms and country residences, exchange for city property. Fmerson W. Keyes,Union Square Real Esta office No, 3 Everett House, corner of Fourth avenue Seventeenth street, POR SALF—THE BE*T ESTABLISHED SIGN PAINT- ing shop in this city, with the good will of « gooi run of customers, cteap for cash, the owner haviag to Jeave the business on account of his health. Address KE. 0. S., Herald office, with real name aud address, for three days. OR SALE—TWO HOUSES AND LOTS ON TWEN(Y- Srgtstreet, near Third avenue, one at $6,000, id one at $5,600; good inves:ments. Also, anew three story house on Fifty-ninth street, uear Third avenue, at $4,000; also ono on Twenty-cighth street, at $5,000; also one on Twenty sixth street, near Sixth aveaue, for $6,600 K. B. KINSSIMAR, 819 Fourth aveaue, from 8 100A. M. and 3to7P. M. OR SALE—THE TAREE STORY BRICK HOU IE AND lot, in fee, No_213 West Twenty second street; lot 2234 by te fect. The house will be showy by the cosa Pant; is in exesilent order, and possession given imme- ately. Apply to K. H. JACOT, 212 Pearl street. FPO SAEESAN OYSTER AND LIQUOR. SALOON, Treated on the east side of the town, ana great thoronghfare rear a ferry. Fixtures new and tasty— business excellent; in everyway » moat desirable piace. Apply immediately at 102 Nassau street, room No 9. PURDY & 09. Fe SALF—A4 BiEaD, CAKE, AND CONFECTION23Y store, and yadies’ reetaurant, neatly fitted ap, and doing fine business; ox one of the best thoroughfares in Brooklyn, Address Piercy, Herald office. 'OR SALE—LEASK AND FURNITURE OF A SMALL genteel hours on West Twenty-seventh street, three storiss, three rooms deep, and fice besemeat, w. ib gus and every modern improvement, rendering it a most Celightful residexce for a genteel family. Rent $550 per your. Excellent neighborhood. Apply at 258 Broadway, zoom No. 14, BONNES & 00. OF HERRING’S ize; hes been sold chesp To Fe S8ALE—OR WOULD BE EXCHANGED FOR REAL en'ate or personal Property, in or near this city, 300 acres of unimproved land, 1£0 miles, or7 hours, from thia city, neara goud market; good water power on the premi- Bes. $10 per acre. Terms easy. B. W, RISHARDS, 307 Broadway. 08 SaLS—ONE OF THR MOST SPLENDID PUBLIC houses in the vicinity of New York, newl’an aplendidly fitted up for the victualling, oyster and liquoy bus.ness; also a number of splendid supper rooms for la dia and gentiemsn, and a number of lodging rooms Everything is in complete order. The proprictor being eaexpestediy called away, would take an active partner or dispose of ihe whole. ‘Appiy to B. HuW:8 & Co, $1 Nassan otreet ‘OR Si\LE—THE LTASE, STOCK AND FIXfURFS OF aboure and store—the store now occupied ag Begar, tobaco, fancy groceries, and a gencral vmiety’of articles, required in every family. The owner will sell ate great facrifice, as it must be dis; of immedi ately. Apply to HUWE! & THOMPSON, 81 Nassau street, room No. 7. F% SALE, CAE4P—A SPLENDID OLD ESTABLISH- ed cegar etore, at the junction of the Broadway an? Sixth avenue, how doing a frat rete business. Tse cv cer is obliged to sell immediately in consequence 9! other business. Apply at 102 Nassau street, room No. 9. PURDY & CO 7) ORTER HOUSE FOR SaLE—PRICE $000 —TaE well known house No. 42 Bowery, one door from "xe tre, including bowling alleys, oys.er saloon, lodging, ‘The whole establishment will be sold for the above amount if applied for immediately. N. B.—The above is woll worthy the attention of any person wishing to eater the above business. Ayply pereonaily to GSO. Lia, Franklin Museum, 63 Bowerys "TY TAVERN KKEPERS.—FOR SALE, THE GUD P will, lease and fixtures of one of the best located Ivqaire of FRaNUIs sixth avenue, before er houses on thy sixth aveate -ANCBET, 2! PM. A.M. or after 5 | /PWO BRsUTFTL LOTS FOR SALE ON BROOKLY Ss } Heights—admirably located, a few steps north 0! Wall street ferry, size 25160, extending aown ts Terms very favorable. Apply to R. 0. PISROE, Pine street, corner of Broadway. (0 BARBERS AND WIG MAKER:?—FOR SaLE, .N old established and centrally located store and bu-s pees row in active operation. Tois is an excellent o» portority for those who understand the business to max« , prod le investment. Apply at 12 Wal’ strcet, ro00: 0 WAKELWRIGHTS, BLACKSMITHS AND OTHE <3 that wish to go in the wagon and cart makiog bu't ness A chance like this has never ocearred befure. Fux sae, {be oldest and best established stant in \Villiams burg, consisting of a large tro story brick shop with ftoce and tools four lots of ground 2 by 160 feet each; a three ttory brick house on the premises, northwest corner 6f North Fitth and Third streets. For furth periculars ixquire on the premises, of ©. LAKE The 1 be gold at a fair valuation, as tar DVERTISING AGENT —' SUBICRIR. R BET toiotimate fo the adverticiny public sad otte New York, that be will wait goo them at ther live places of business, to fas jitats and transac Dusin«ss ia aivertising, when they may reat aasae ed be will devote hie time exclusively to their int-rest sndall business int:u/tea .o b m for insertion in apy o} the New York papers, hie smbition wil Le to merit hi patrovags 5. MAIOR, Late night Clerk Berald offre. ASTROLOGY. og REWARD—14 NOW OFFERED TO ANY $5000 ‘vero why oun vu: dame Ca ion in the att of astrology She is the only ludy ia sity who can give correct tuformation on ail thing erougbiife N B—madawe ©). is no Damoug, nor dow rhe with to impore on the pabiic; she slso cures all dis tosen in their Inat stage, particularly ths woret forme of ‘ matism. Call and astisfy youreei Revide ob cmpson sirest, between Broome a douse, #ene etoop. , SDUNISHIN® 20 ALL —MADAME MORKOW 1 4. atthows exseution, th moat wonderful astroiogis. to the word, or that bes ever been known. Sas wit wel past, présect and future evenia; and will abow your (ture Duehend sad abseos friends, which hao astopiane during ber travels in Europe She ie ¢ wphier of w seventh daughter, and was bory th & nature! git oy invoking the powers of her wor ruil nernes to tell évor their vary thoughts, and wit sate Dappy pairs to come togetber, who will ail enjoy the grestest haopiness of matrmonial blias Her pro tions ere truly asronishing to ell who vistt her Then . 76 Boome wires: street: Ger*lemen pov from 6 e’etoek A. M to 9 P.M AND PAY 1OGNOMY—THE CaLS Fs Swede by birth, can be Oe tted oer ere LoeY enited on all Sativities c@.en Mi ADAWE ALWIN, FROM Pa xis a TEN, ES ABH os viees to the ladiss and gentiomen of shir oity i S Folegy, by books and «ot love, marriage, +1) ty! the peme of the worry, p 0 the cameos of thelr visiiera, fie, and fe to be curate te aiuser, law matters, &e aE Jady of gamtemas (bey aS Bacewe she .rilah, French axd German iangeoges 2+ ory, Debween Firet end eos stro te aM, OF Vo Laee W oe speaks doenve £09 Hide howrn front »' grttlenen §° FIRST CL483 63 BLEECKER ASREET, detween Brosdway aad the Bowery, to let — Bouse will be leased ata very moderate rate to a sord tenaat. Croton water and i$ the house. Can be seen from 8 A. M. till 6 P. M. aire at 31 Bond street. VSHNISHED HOUSE TO LET IN BROOKLYN.—A convenient and phasantly loested three story rovee, nicely furnished, will be let to a genteel family until the first of ay next, or will be soid cheap on and cosy terms. For further particulars ingaire of L. G. KLINCK, 22 Dey street, New York. UKNI-HED HOUSE TO RENT IN BROOKLYN.— ‘Two story and basement house, with gas through out, moderately furnished, to a small, genteel private family, till 1st May, in a most de-irable losation, = few mioutes walk from Gouth and Wall street ferries.” The rent will be taken in board, if desired. Addiess Byron, Herald office ‘URNISBED ROOMS—1O LET, TO GENTLEMEN only, the front and back rooms in third story of the street. remainder of the premises occapied by a emall family. Terms, $4 per week. OUSE TO LET—THRRE STORY AND BASEMENT, containing about fifteen rooms, desirably located east of the Bowery, oecupied as boaniing house, wish furoiture for sale: price $260. Yearly rent $600. An excellent location for boarders For fall particulars ap- ply to B, W. RICSARDS, 807 Brosdway. OUSE AND,STORE TO LE!.—THE FOUR STORY bouse and store No. 164 Seventh avenue, from the is ‘The dwelling Dart may be had inne: ee A Be Hag) per annum. Maj. THOMPSON, 27 OIFL AND DINING SALOON TO LEf—ON TEE corner af Ame see Nomen streets. a ry be eccul for urpose for many years, a1 a - sabe lcation, yi to oC. PINGENSY, No. 7 Nas- san street ARE CHANCK—10 TAILORS.—TO LET, ONE OF the bes: mands up towa. fhe location ls uot sur- porte) st peeg on one of the leading avenues, and no opposition. To a good tenant a long will be given. Apply to JAMES MOORE, Tenth avence and Twenty-sixth street. IEA POWER —ROOMS WELL LIGATED, IN A GOOD 1) lccation, with steady steam, to let. Inquire at JOHN KENNEDY’s ‘teas mar‘le works, corner of Thirty-ffto street and Broadway. * TORE TO LET AND FIXTURES FOR SALE—IN i) Caval street, in a desirable location, suitable for any stn3 of business. Immediate possession van oe given. Apply at 3 Cang] street, in the bookstore. [7,0 LET-—A FRONT ROOM, BEDROOM, AND PANTRY. T Rent $6 a month in acvance. Appiy at 87 Avenue C. \O LET—A DESIRABLE COTTAGE, ON NEW YORK avenne, Staten Island, five minutes walk from Van deivilvs Landing, “Apply to JOHN BEVIN, 67 West st, few York. 110 LET—THE FOUR SPACIOUS LOFTS IN TRE NI brown rtone front building 267 Bowery. The lo re 89 feet deep by 24, with hard finished walls, and are supplied with gas and Croton fixtures. Apply to R. , 66 Seventh 0 LET—A DESIRABLE COTTAGE, ON NEW YORK avenue, Staten Island, five minutes walk from Van- derbiit’s landing Apply to JOHN DEVIN, No, 67 Wall yw York. r rq\O LET—A LARGE LOFT IN TaE BUILDING 17 and 19 Bowery, fourth story, 100 feet deep by 35 feet wide, lighted on three sides. Apply at 10 Catherine Btreet, \O LET—ONE LARGE ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN AND Jady, furnisbed or unfurnished, with or without board; also several mail rooms, for single gentlemen Inqnire at 110 Grand street. TS LET—A TWO STORY ATTIC HOUSE, NO 113 Hammond strest, 82 feet front by 46 deep, contains sixteen rooms, bas all the iat ssion gi t ar gpa ht iene te op given; rent mocerate. ai of Janes H HOUGHF ALIN, No. 9Perry street Also, arear buikling, suitable for a stable or a mechanical bus! 0 LYT—THE SE2OND FLOOR OF THE DWELLING Bs i 198 Gerd kent, erp Ley! Chureh &@ good opportanity for a small fa: esiring a gentecl and convenient residence down eae Apply on the premises. nl iat LET—A FIP8T CLASS HOU: WITS ALL TH: teenth atreet. he gr leah ir gino on — ease opposite stuy vesan' uare. per ancum. apply to THOMAS MORTON, 182 Rast Seventerath street, or at 212 Pearl street. (0 LET.—VERY FINE FIRST CuASS BOARDING houses with sale of furniture, well Silled with re- liable boarders. Also some very fine houses in Thirty- ninth atreet, very low. Also a very neat and pleasant house in sixth street, with sale of farniture very low. Also a very commodious three story house in Sixteenth street, between Sixth end Seventh avenues, Very pleasant location kent $700 only kmerson W. Keyes, Union Square Real Estate, office No. 3 Kvereti House, corner of Fourth avenue and Seventeenth street. IET—AT THE NEW YOoK UNIVESSITY, WASH. ington square, several fins basements and cellars suitable for any kind of storage; also desira>le rooms on the second and fourth floors; two fine chapels connected with the building likewise to Jet for lectures on reason able terms. Apply to the Janitor at the University. 0 LET—-A SPLENDID OFFICE ON THE FIast floor of 442 Broad way; also a fine basemoat, 125240. Inquire immediately of J. W. PORTER, 442 Broadway. T[° LéT—MSTAOPOLITAN BANK BUILDING, BROAD way; two spacious offices on the second tloor, Nos. Zand 5, communicating. Possersion immediate. Mi bed "—PART OF THE HOUSE NO. 12 SIXTH street, near the jun stion of Third avenue. Apply as above on Taerdays and Wednesdays. ?p TAILORS, &C—A STORE, FROM ITS CENTRAL Position, and location to a large hotel, admirably oar for a successfal and fashionable business to be on. Rent $300 per annum. Apply to J. W. SMITH, corver of Montague place and Court street, Brooklyn. NO STUNE CUITERS, COAL DEALERS, &s —TO Tr , several lots on Madison avenue, lying together, ou the comers of Thicty-ninth and Fortieth atrests ‘Ap- ply to PIERRE C. K~N& & O0., Post’s building, corner of Beaver and Hanover streets. ———$—$—$—$ $$ $< oe LEASE—THE MAHOGANY SAWMILL, WORK- shops and dwelling house, 17, 19 and 21 Canal street. ‘Ike mill is furnished with two straight saws apd ten circular saws—the latter of diameters from seven. feet to thirty inches—and is the most com: te of ite kind in the city. The steam engine is of power to tun the caws and other wor! Al to GEORGE BRUCE, ambers street. Sn ed () —A_PER3ON WITH THIS AMOUNT e desires to become an active partner in rome rafe and profitable business. Address A., Herald oflive, box 199, stating time and place for an intervie. } FICE NO. 17 WILLIAM STREET, NEW \YORK, 0¢ ("ober 28; 1864. ‘The subscribers here, this’ de of brok +. formed a co partnership under the firm of Harvier & Grits, for the transaction of busi- They will give their spec and purcbase on commission of foreign exchange, buti- ness paper and stocke, and to the negotiation of loa C HAKVir +, 8. P. GKIFFIN, pasnansnre —IN CONSEQUENCE OF M. KAHN, deceased, the frm of M Kahn & Abeubetm has this aay been dissolved ‘Ihe business will hereafter be carried on by M. Abenheim and M S. Cohen, under the vame of Coben & Abenheim here, and Abenbeim & Co. in 1% Louis, Mo. All debte contracted by the old dem will Ye liquichted, and all moneys due to it will be receivad dy the undersigr ed. M.S COHEN, ‘New York, Uot. 14, 1854 . ABENHalM. IE ALVER'I-ER, Ha G SOME FIVE O% SI¥ thousend dollars in cast, would like to associate himeelf with some young thorough know andesn cin marc some businers in that line Address Wal ere, Herald office, with real name, and references a5 w inte grity and capability. TP\UR COPARTNERSHIP OF CAMMAN AND WILOKENS, heretofore exieting between ibo undersigned, ja dissoived by mutusl consent. CharksCamman will cov tnue the business on his own accor Bare'a: 80 CHASLES CAMM A New York, Oct. 28, 1854 pps, genuine London cordi+) M. W. WILCKENS. 80,000, cordiels, &e., do ; superior Kast ian fale, Hootoh sles, London and Dublin porter sud SEGARS, OF OBOICE BRANDS, 805 ior wines, Rolls ad shen, im superior condition, for family use Ap vig to Wie . UNVEREILL, 430 street, corner [J EIWSIECK & 00.3 CHAMPAGNE. — GENUINE brand, established at Rheims in 1786, nited: tates in 1826. Caution.—Bein, portion of the American public is under ‘that @ brand fold ucder the style of ‘‘Heidsie! a the same as originally introduced into the market unde the name of ‘‘Hei aleck & Co.,’? we beg leave to atate that nd ie the only gepuine Heidsieck & Co, cham- ported in this country, the proprietors of the jesse. Heidsieck ani Co , xheime, whom we honor to represent, being the exclusive owa- ere of ali the identical premites, vineyardn, & , with. oat 6 ception, formerly belonging to the old fim, and rounders of this celebrated brand. As regards the oue sent out by the house of H. Piper & Co,, offered ani present. ed en “Heidsices,”’ we would only state that Mr. Piper spatzied the wicow of Mr Chr Heidsieck, who was tor come time junior partner ia the late firm of Aeid- iatroducad in rieck & Co. bot , vl ite dissolution, formed « sparse and di establishment of hisown It is to bim thet M Pt, Co eo & are hie peme and mark, whieh, the same hy which the brand was firat tatroduced ip »coustry, N. B—*he Grin of *Hetdsieck & Oo ,”’ in ‘Wil be found on the labels, around the the inden caps, aleo un a small board 126 exd of each pastet None Sr ORAMER & ABE AG, Sole Agents. FISH WHISKEY AND BRANDINS.—FOR S4LE, IN ed re, 3 pucencone G Ros’a Dario ‘ two yen ce old; 1b qr Caekw ROM 10 COe-eghth cate rcebelle trerdiee Apply 12 EuSakD SaXt, 74 ores © ee" POLITICAL. DEWOCRATHO BEFUBLICAN OANDIDATE FOR ayer FEANANDO WOOD " J.M83 EB COOLEY, Cheirman Miyoraliy Convection, Joun CarrRay, Stayvessat Institate. Gxo. B. Cian, } Seretarion, BENJAMIN P. FAIRCAILD, Chairman Mayoralty Convention, tt Tamasny Bal. CEN RAL MEETING OF THE LIQUOR DE\LERY A areton ibe at the Westchester House on }, 23d inst , at 40’clock P. M By order, N. R BUNOS, Chairman. T A MEETING OF THE DELEGATES OF second " Sixteeath o corner z avenue, October if Amos Leeds received unanimo neniaain ar Win selanetti teepeseet ) the district. JAMES H. CRAWFORD, Anprew Lary, Secretary. the baek room, THE FOR. held at the anne NE 1 EMOCRATIC NATURALIZATION COMMITTEE D ayes “ WILL 9 o’clock in the morni nocn, from the 20th to the of the Committee. of October. Sal o'clock in tho after By order '@ ASSEMBLY DISCRICT, SIXTEENTH and Twentieth wards—Union and victory—vemo- cratic candidate for Assembly THOMAS ‘NDEPANDENT NOMINATION.—FOR COUNCIL MaN Forty-fourth distriet, (sixteenth ward), SAMUEL HuPP-R. CANDIDATE —FOR GOVERNOR OF DEPENDENT the State of New York, LANSING WALL. wards—Th: republican ATIFICATION MEESING—FOURTH, SIXTH, TENTA Bietiereatn wards Fisota, te torncet ree} 7 The following gentlemen will :—Hon. Lewis Cass, Hon. Daniel 8. James T. Brady, John Olanc JAMES McuoWAN, Joun Leamy, Seoretary. MAURICE O’KEEFE. S. McG*aTH. MICHAEL TOUMLY. JAMPS HiYo. PATRWK OAVANAE. ) TUMP CANDIDATES FOR POL! IcaL P democratic Sixth, Tenth and Feurtsenth prising ressional distrist, are jeated to assemble on Tuesday evening, Oct. jt peven igs the corver of Canal and Ceatre tothe nominstion of MIKE WAL-H at address the Dickinsoa, je Walsh, Horace F. Clark, Thomas J. Barr, and John Brady. By order, Chairman of Nom. Convention. mmittee of or Arrangem’ts. NG — OLIVER & BROTHER, 82 Beekman street; platform, ‘neat, quick, cheap.” ASSEMBLY DISTRICT-—-COMPO3ED OF THE ‘Twelfth, Nineteenth, aad Twenty. second wards Regular democratic nomination for Assembly—Nicholas 7 NICSOL +8 ROGERS, is NICHOLAS TIEMANN, ¥rupe’ck LErorin, } Secretaries, Chairman Com. \BIRTEENTH WARD.—AT A MEEVING OF THE DE- mocratic National Nominating Committee, of the Thirty-Atth Council district, held on Monday, October 16, 1856, Thomes Cooper was’ nominated as a candidat. for Councilman of Thirty fifth district of the Thir- teenth ward, JOBN CanPENTER r ; EDWARD RYAN, —[ Committee. M. COOPER, Committee of the Treat ie WARD.—AT A MEETING OF THE DEMO. cratic fo esas Nominattt -wecond Thirty-third street and Seventh avenue, motion, Mr. Hugh Mooney was uuanimor as the democratic candidate for Councilman. trict, held at McKiernan’s, corner of Ost 20, on nominated THOMAS McKI&RNAN, Chairman. Jonx Ducan, Secretary. TWENTY-SHCOND WARD REGULATO2S AGREED to run Thomas M’Sarly for Councilman of said ward. No dictation! Seymour sud Liberty! justice to all! MATSEW QUINN, C TRRRENCE BRANNAGAN, Secretary. UNITED DEMOORATS OF THE SEV! Equal and exact hairman, ENTEEN CH wardin the field —Both elected nomiostion com- mittees of the two democratic sections in eighth Couseil district, in the Seven‘eenth joi together and of making a common nomination Councilman in raid i united themselves for the of one candi the Forty- ward, have yurpose ite for » On the bdallotting, there- fore, the result appeared to ba thet Jacob 61 Avenue A, was unanimously nominsted as can: mere By this joint and com- , Doth committees are confident to have for said office, and ro des mon nomina: Held, No. didato formed their duties, and satisfied the wishes faithful and deaitee of their constituents and fellow-citizens, and recommend their nominee for La at the com- ttees. ing election. By order of both comm! FINANCIAL. J. WEBER, Secretary. $60.00 10 LOAN—ON L1AMONDS, watoa lor Business ea negotiated, real Shanged CHEE-EMAN, eommission Nassau street, bought’ BR TISTED & wotes, city stoezs, bonds estate vend soldand ex. Co., brokers and merchants, No. 85 Joha street, corner of ‘and mort- &40.000; Geer ah aaah teed enna one fine piano to exchange for vegars, at the 81 Breadway. WM $8.00 apply. $2.50 with extensive orders, for cash only, ® fortune, whieh can be shown. estate in this city. H. 10 LOAN ON WATOHE®, SENET. YY, segara, or valuab'es of an: ims.” For salo—a fine lot of ae. > q can Off: NEWTE. TO LOAN ON FIRST CLASS REAL nino ToPraty WaNTED, AND A PARTNER TO EN- gage in an iron eaprte busi will realise ‘The best references and required. Apply from 10 to1 o'clock, at No. 267 Broadway, office No. 8, up staizs 300 —WANTED IMMEDIATELY—A GENTLE- e@ man or lady and gentleman, who would willing to advance the above «1 for three or four months, can receive for the use of the same an upper room with breakfast and tea served in their owa room, in ® Brat class house, ap town; an approved note or mort- with be Fquare Post 0 |48H.—MERCHANTS AND OTHERS IN cash accommodated on merchandise, (Ag @e secucity. address room, Union WANT OF diam nde, watebes, &e., from $5 to $20,000 Apply personally, or PHILIPS,{68 Litpenard atreet, second floor, Suen to G. who buye and sella diamonds, gold, &c. se or set, also watches, C's on di or it for the hi cash price. R. front room, from 8 A.M. ADVANCED AND LOANED IN ANY AMOUNT, amends, silverware, ‘watchgs, jewelry, nautival , Broker be ge street,cecond floor, ————$—$—————— ‘ONEY ADVANCED ON HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Pianofortes, watches, diamonds, silver Pistols, vavtical instruments, and Rerally, are boaght for the at suction prices, a lot of furn: ‘to pay advances. personal ent cavh prioe. ware, guns, y ge For sale ture, watches, ds., to ‘ONEY IMMEDIATELY ADVANCED ON WINKS Al spirits in bond, diamonds, plate, watches, jewel fortes, dry goods and every description of per: pone] property. ies waited on at thei dines, * Dein conteee'ial ‘ , 128 Nei ir Own reai- Apply at the Empire a8 bt. ORTH CAROLINA OX PR GEN? STATE —Treasury Depariment, Rale’ . C. it. 24, —sealed postia will be received’ at tote un: til 10 O'elock Ae Me, of the 20th of Ovtober next, for the ‘chase of one hundred and thirty thousand jollars in ran: thirty yeers. These bonds by the State of North Govoline for she eons are issued ‘truction of the Noi th Carolins HaiJroad; aad in addition to the faith of tne rtate, all the stock held dy the State in and the dividends from said for their resonplen. aid stock, are pl will sleo be received, st the same time, for the purebase of one hundrei snd fifty-two thousand dollars in bonds running ten yeaca iseusd by the same sathority, for the construction of the Weldom and Gas- von Railroed, and the improvement of the navigation of the Neuse and Tar rivers. Both classes of bonds sre, by sxprese enactment, ox- smpted from taxation for any parpore 07 will boar date the first day ot July, 1864, and will have ooupona attached for the interest at six ‘per cent annum, psyable the first days of January and Ju): in each year. Both interest and principal will be pa wt the Bank of the lie, in the city of New York, where the pi ‘era to them pays ble at the Tresevry of Ni Carolina. or, troller of State, emi of G. W. Mor of the ‘State of North Caro reserves the right of sccepting sxob aR showing the great resources widine are nee edad) may pelien ion Meesrs. Brown & atthis office, or on Roenett, cliy of New York. deemed most advan. D._W. COURTS, Pub. Tr. of North Carolina, if NOTES OF THE MICSIGAN STATE BANK ARE redeemed by CARPENTER & Wall street, atone per cent diseoun' EDUCATION. R, Ie DE GRAND-VAL’S CLAS 4CAl, Spanish N ¥réreb, and gentlemen, Hudeon ti Hoboken, NJ. jerrace, + bd catalognes at the inetitution, and «* Shepard Fultep etoeet VERMILYE, at 4% ENGLISH, for youn. Cietolars "4, 162 NEW PUBLICATIONS, 0 PUBLISHERS — CIRCUMSTANCES HAVING OC eurred by whi:h the publication of my “Autobiog- 9? thrown the . Sepotanen pate ss the work fs ina repestediy urged within the last few yes~s to write my life, being acaured by publissers that Taae & work would have an extensive circulstion, and by per- tonal friends that it would be a readable book, Ip these pages I have given the true of my ma- py adventures, and the numerous enterprises in which I 080 who puruse this volume will see that my caresr has been truly a checkered one. I have been a fa: of men, bave seen every phase of hamen char acter, and I have on several occasions been in imminent Rater have bak touaeagcitusscoanibiet kath whole my life bas been a merry one I have looke:) chiefly on the bright side of things, and from the various an with which this volame te , oom. of my readers msy think I have inclined too much to th ludicrous. my youth, and the nature ot my pursuits. Itrust, howsver, that in the comic incidents herein related I have recorded nothing that will shock the feelings of the mont fastidious, while of them, protucing harmless"laoghter, will b> rey 8 good practical lesson. It will be seen that I have not covered up my so called. “ bumbugs,”” but have given « full account even of such ea a8 ‘ Jo'ce Heth,” the “Fejee Mermaid,” and thé “Woolly Boree,’’ while I trust that I have displayei no mere thea su bonest in recounting the history of the American Mu+eum and General Tom Thamb. ‘The musical cam of Jenny Lind, for which I have on all bamds been thanked and congratulated, is herein minutely described. None of my enterprises, however, have been omitted, and though « portion of confessions” miy by some be considered inj adicious, I prefer frently to “as- knowledge the corn,’ wherever I bave had @ band in plucking it. P. T. BARNUM. TRAMIsTAN, 1854, lef BROADWAY.—GREAT BARGAINS IN SILKS. ( (0) way, has received anc» for sale on Monday, Oc:. 23, » large lot of and plaid silks, of very superior Guality and styles, at ea oo 6s. per yard; also ins, All wool Plaids, French Merinoes and Cash and several cartons of Paris worked co! &c, the newest and most this season. LANKETS AND FLSNNELS.—JUST OPENED, FIFTY bales of superior English blankets; also, omé hun- Gred bales of real Welsh and otaer fiannels— ir houee in the way, Keade ant \LOAKS AND MAN‘TLLAS.—GEOKGE BULPIN, 361 tye unces to the ledies that ‘MPORTANT TO LADIES.— OPENING OF THE NEW MANTILLA, CLOAK AND For Ketab- 47 Canal 'street, (Brandreth’s new building,) four doors Wi. B. McKENZ{B. (long and feroratyy known as prin- cipa} salesman in ¥.! Sree Broadway i Yor ond ‘the public generally, that he will the with mogtuesnt tigiey of closks “nat Tate cancel selected from the Magazines of the most eafneat Frease , and im} expressly for the opening of his Preeent ever 5 ‘The 3 feels provd in being able to sta‘e that, in addition to an experience of many years in minister- oo She testes ana ri haat the ladies of this metro- he which not = ures te himself the fullest prospes:s of success, but also offers the best guarantee te his patrons that in point of richness of quality, novelty of style and extreme mederation in price, his stock wi! found on inspection fully equal to any ever exhibited ia this country. MANTILLAS AND CLOAKS From the many pleasing novelties preducesd this reasox in the Frepeh capital, the proprietor has made selection of the following favorite styles, which he begs to intro- duce in every variety of materis! as cloth, satin, Lyocs velyet, and mvire antique, viz :— In Cz, Le Antique Violetts, The Ariads ‘The Mahala, and the Tasmanian wrapper, with an endless variety of talmas, capes, velvet ard satin mantilles, &3., &e FURS. In this branch of the business the ntmost care ba» been bestowed on the selection and manufacture of only such shins 98 can be recommended with the utmost con- fidence, the result wid be found aprarent in tho. superb collection avoxt to be submitted for public in- spection, couristing of muffs, cuffs, vistorines, capes, car dinalé, and the novel and strictly elogact CAVE DE KALAFAT, in ermine, sable, wink, stone martes, Chinchilla and Kolinshi, &e., &c, and évery other im: le desarip, tion, from the Conacisn musk to the rare gad eortiy imperis] oe 8. u e in conclusion, te proprietor wou! respectfully to add that, in soliciting a share of pans iPisconnes, it will ian power sh to eric his establishment an ive resert to adies, an li*eness, atten. tion and the strictest eo to AB sockon dealing, to: merit a contin’ lence. N. B.--No second price. WM B McK&NZIR, No. 47 Canal street, Brandreth’s Buildings. a FANCY FUR#.—BULPINS #UR STOOK FOr ‘Spproac! Svasom {8 now ready, and comprises & moat superp assortment of every faskionabe garment, viz: ti — boas, 68} sloaka, oar: divas, maffs far ser) in Russian ord Bydeom's a3 Ba; > pedies, salnk, squirrel, ermi: chin: chine, am artis, "ba ail sewiy maredeabred, eboice skins, at ext derate GEO. RULPIN, 861 Browlway. N™ DRESS GCODS, FRUM AUOTION, WILL BE ¥X- hibited this morning, connirticg of 200 piecer. extra rich striped ood plaid silks at 54., 100 pieces ail boiled black silke at Gn , 60 plecos very choice evening” Gress silks; also fine wool valencia Js, in new designs; French merinos, Lyons velvets, &e., purebased during the past week at the large suction ssles full 4 per cent Jess than the cost of tion, and will be offered st @ small acveros, UBSDBLL, PELSSON & Ls Ki, ‘1 Broadway, between Grand and Brooms ftrests. LAIDS—DOUBLE WIDTH.—ALL W OL SAXONY plaids, aud extra fine elk and wool ditto, at itty cents per yard, A. T. STEWAKT & CO, Broaiway, Chambers and Ren de streets. comma emee TE Tt MERICAN PATEN! BILLIsROS—TEN TASLES 4T No.8 Ann street, an entrance 149 Fal’on street eight tables corner Pineapple and fulton etre lyn. fourteen tables by George Bascford, 169 adelphia Other billiard table e Phi who preter d to have paten’s defraud purchasers. One thou- sand doliarr now in Fulton to back these asser tiona, that innocent purchasers may not bay law Tables, balls, cues, cue points, cloths, &s, for above, and at the factory, 68 ‘and 65 Centre street. Or. punetnally atterded to and ; tables ventas ‘mall, bapinnane rary on ILLIARD TABLES —IF YOU WISH TO PURDHASE. a table with the pstent India ruber ost fons, caliat GRIFFITH & DEOKAR’S factory, 90 Ane mrest, and exemive their stock of resewood and mahogany tables, at reduced prices. ILLIARD TABLE.—FOR SALE, ONS FULL SIZ8C- India rubber cusbion table, all complete; has beea but little |. Will t} Fulton street Beskue. pe sold cheap Apply at 25 ANTED—TO PURCHAIE A SROUND BaND BIL, Phy — table. Address K. Q. K., Hera’d cffice, wta Broot:- stant Sr ek