The New York Herald Newspaper, November 10, 1854, Page 6

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. wee MONEY MARKET. Tuvnapsy, Nov. 9—6 P. M "Mere was a regular stampede among the fancies in ‘Wa street to-day. A perfect panic seived upon boliers, ‘and a great dosire was manifested to sell, even'at the de- prociation. There were transactions on time, both buy- ‘ex's and seller’s option, notwithstanding the rapid de- eline in prices. At the first board, Kentucky 6’s fell off 4 per cent; Minois Central Bonds, 2; New York Central Bends, 4; Delaware and Hudson, %; Canton Company, ‘4; Nicaragua Transit, %; Cumberland Coal, 4; New York Central Railroad, %; Michigan Central Railroad, 4; Northern Indiana Railroad, 1; Erie Railroad,-14; Harlem, 3; Reading Railroad, 1, A very large quantity of stock changed hands at our quotations. Illinois Cen- tral Bonds were freely offered in the face of a deprectn- tion of two per cent. There appear to be great appre- hensions relative to the future course of prices for stocks generally. At the second board there was a slight xeaction, as might have been expected afta such &® great and rapid decline. Erie Railroad went =p % per cent; Reading Ratroad, 4; Nicaragua Tram+it, \; Cumberland, 4. There seems to be me end to disasters in the financial ‘and com- mercial world. From every direction we are continually veeeiving accounts of failures of banks, banking houses and mercantile firms, The banks throughout the entire West appear to be in a state of insolvency, and upon the eve of a suspension. We know not what may come next. ‘They will create a greater panic than yet realized, and all are afraid to enter into any movements, fearfal some- thing may occur to upset the best and closest calcula- tions. The general disposition ig to keep quiet and wait patiently for the end. The time is coming fast when it will be perfectly safe to buy any stock on thelist. Prices must, at the rate of depreciation realized within the past month or 86, ultimately become so much reduced ‘That all speculators will be buyers, and then the upward von must be rapid. We must havea great change in money matters before outsiders can buy at any price. ‘They must get the means from some soume to Duy even at reduced rates, The probability, ‘which t= daily becoming strengthened, that some com- gpanies will pass their dividends, and {hat others, eontemplating the announcement of dividends, will not @0 so, has undoubtedly had an unfavorable influence ‘upon prices, and may depreviate the securities alluded to still farther; but a depression from such causes can de but temporary, and in the end may prove advan- tageous. We bave no doubt many will be disappointed, and that many may be forced to realize on the principal 4m the absence of dividends; but it is the wisest course ‘the managers of the companies referred to could, under the circumstances, pursue, and the end justifies the means used for its accomplishment. In times like these, all human calculations fail. A few daysin such an event- ful period changes completely the complexion of mat- ters, and all our hopes and anticipations suddenly disap- spear, Jeaving us all in the midst of doubt and uncertain- ty. A few days since we began to feel as though the worst was over—as though we bad passed through the severity of the pressure, and only required time to recu- perate and husband our resources; but it seems we were @ little premature in our reckonings —that ‘here was still a lower depth before we found bottom. The mutterings of the convulsion we heard a week or ‘two since, in the West, |. commenced again with in- ereased force, and prebely will burst forth and sweep ever that entire section of country. Tho banking sys- tema of several States in that region are in a wretched eondition. It is reported that thore is not a solvent bank im Indiana, and we have several bank suspensions in @hio to record. The Miami Valley Bank, of Dayton; the anal Bank, of Cleveland, and the Bank of Circleville, heave all stopped. Nearly half a dozen banking firms of Gincinnati have failed, and the panic appears to be spreading in all directions from that city. Several. fail- ‘ures have also been reported at Buffalo. These suspen- wions will throw upon the market a large amount of pub- Tae securities, and great, sacrifiggs must be made. We twastafew days will suffice to clear up the excitement and enable people to take a calmer, cooler view of mat- ‘ters. After the adjournment of the board the following sales of bonds and stocks were made at auction by A. H. Ni- olay — 99802 Williamsburg city 7’s. -int, added 89% "2000 Virginia coupon 6’s,. ‘i 923g 3000 Watertown city water bond 6 do. 80 2000 Chicago and Miss, RR. 2d mort... do. 55 €000 Illinois and Wisconsin, 1st mort. ‘ do. 35 80 abs Ocean Bank 69 408uffolk Bank 35 30 Market Insurance Compan: 54g 4 Reliance Mutual Insurance 80 Simeon Draper's regular semi-weekly sale of stocks ‘and bonds will take place to-morrow (Friday) at half- past 12 o’clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange. We understand that the bills of the Woodbury Bank ‘ave no longer taken by the Suffolk Bank of Boston. ‘The warrants entered at the Treasury Department, ‘Washington, on the 7th inst., were:— Bor the redemption of stocks. ying other treasury debts. Bor tne customs, Toseone into the treasury from’ lands Wovered into the treasury from customs. Wovered into the treasury from reset 5 «$14,498 83 sources .. 1,863 75 For the War Depar 21,225 08 For the Navy Departiue 5,000 00 Bor the Interior Department. 15,388 86 We believe that the Illinois Central Ra‘! oad Comp: 4s the first which has come witltin gunsho. of its orlzi- nal estimates of cost. It has done so, however, in face ef a combination of adverse circumstances which are meldom to be encountered. The original estimate was 916,500,000, by Col. Mason, in 1852, This estimate was Dased upon responsible.contracts when wages were rea- wonsble, and on the purchase of the iron at a very low fignre. The company therefore issued $17,000,000 of Bonds, secured on 2,000,000 acres of land, in addition to the road to be built by the bonds, The work pro- gresred within the estimates of time and cost up to the autumn of 1853, when wages had risen for laborers 25 per cent—say from $1 to $125 per day—under the general railroad excitement. It is obvious that where ten thousand men are employed that such an advance was formidable. It caused the failure of many contrac- ‘tors, compelling the company to make new contracts at ‘the advanced rates. This item alone would have incréased ‘the cost one to one’and a half millions, if no other dif- Meulties had oceurred; but early this summer the ebolera caused a stampede among the laborers, making H still more costly to keep labor employed. At the game time, the great panic in all railrond securities Pook place, rendering it next to impossible to raise amoney on such securities, The company had, however, another resource, its land&, but bere arose a new diff- sulty in the loss of crops, which made it difficult to vel! Jand unless at a sacrifice. To put the 495,000 acres of Jand at the disposal of the company, independent of the 2,000,000 acres in trust to secure the bonds, on the mar. ket at that juncture, was to make a great sacrifice, The eompany had promised that no more bonds should be ismucd. Under these circumstances the gentlemen who eowposd the company put their hands in their own pockets to pay the dillerence, assessing the stock $10 per share, and have now called for $5 more, making 15 per cent, say $2,000,000, which makes good the con- tingencies that have arisen; Grst, from railroad specu Jation; second, from cholera; third, from railroad con valsion; fourth, from crop-frilures. Under all these for midable difficulties the track has steadily stretched its Tength, meeting given points in the given time, and promptly forming promised connections involving an expenditure of $4,200,000 since July. The whole road ‘will by January 15, 1855, be in full operation, with the excoption of the connection of the Chicago branch with the main stem, which will be some months later. To do this they have not had reeourse to any modern fimancial expedient, nor have they accumulated an un- wieldly ‘floating debt,” nor have they sacrificed their Iand; but they bave assessed thelr own stock, thys in- creasing the security of the bonds by the expendi(ire pon the road of $2,000,000 more than their procecls, ithe same time retaining the land for the benefit of fature rise under the growing population and wealth of the State. The bondholders have thus a guarantee that the bonds will be protected by the stockholders under elf circumstances. No better evidence of faith in the great success of the undertaking could be afforded than forthe gentlemen who compose the company to refuse to borrow any more in any shape, but to meet them- selves all contingencies that have arison in the course of their own unremi(ting management; neither have they sought to disgtiise this fact, that revulsion, pestilence and famine have disturbed the original estimates of cost dm respect to stockholders, but not in regard to bond helders; and we believe this ix the first instance where the actual coxt has so closely followed the e=timates. ‘The steamship North Star, at this port from Aspinwall, brings two weeks later intelligence from California, and one siillion seven hundred thousand dollars in gold and gold dust. The Golden Age, at Panama from San Fran- isco, brought down $1,861,776 in gold and gold dust. ‘The commercial advieos from Catfornia do not vary ma- werighty from those received by the previous steamers. guile an excitempat bag been ereated in Gpancial cig- > the escape of the parties implicated. The Cleveland Herald says:— The Miami Valley Bank, ap sapien, hen conpentes, Set as ite circulation in secured by Uniled Stat sce and Ohio stocks, the banks t nt bo recel the notes ax yeodtiy-06 beture ita eusteasion. The acter of ibe ‘bank pak! , Showing what confidence is placed in the banking system of Obio. If Indiana had euch Joousition bebind free bank billa, there would now be ‘no panic, and no run upon ber banks. ‘The operations of the Washington branch of the Balt!- more and Ohio Railroad, during the year ending Sept. 30, 1854, exhibit the following result:—The receipts from all sources have been $369,220 63, of which $278,302 13 was derived from passengers, and $90,927 50 from mails and freights, showing a decrease, as compared with last year, of $15,800 78, The actual decrease im passenger receipts being $30,833 64, while the imcrease in revenue from freights amounted to $15,052 86. The anticipated increase in travel which it was yamed would follow a reduction in the fare to $1 25 not having been realized, on the Ist of May last the fare was advanced to $1 60, and the result shows the propriety of the measure; the number of passengers has not diminished, and the re- venue derived during the last six months, as compared with the first half of the year, has been increased by $20,227 25. The working expenses for the year have been $181,370 65, being 49 1-10 percent of the gross revenue. The amount of State tax paid forthe year was $62,877 63, being one-fifth of the entire receipts from passengers between Baltimore and Washington, way travel included, and is equal to a fraction over 3% per cent of the entire capital. The construction account has been swelled during the twelve months by $1,082,- 459 19, under the subdjoined heads :—Real estate, $260,100 12; rolling power, $550,179 16; second track, $447,066 81; cost of road, $425,128 11, A large amount of counterfeit quarter eagles are in circulation, and so well executed as to deceive any one. They are made from a genuine New Orleans Mint dic, stolen some years since, and bear the letter O under the talons of the eagle. It is made of a casting of pure gold, filled with silver, and probably with platina, to increase the weight. The weight is €0 6-10 grains, which is only four grains light, and the coating of gold weighs 80 1-10 grains. It is therefore worth $117 in gold and 8 cents in silver, or $1 25 in raw material, besides the labor of making. . There hae been but very little dohe in dry goods dur- ing the past week calling for special reference. Several purchasers have been in the market, settling their ac- counts for goods obtained on credit earlier in the season, and they have met all the claims of their creditors with landable punctuality and exactness. They Mkewise bought some additional lots of desirable fabrics, to keep up an assortment,and for these they paid pretty full rates; but this action was not sufficiently general nor spirited to vary the uniformly dull state of the business. The stocks have been lately decreasing, and they are now lighter than it was previously supposed they would turn out to be by this time; yet owners are anxious to get rid of them, and as they cannot find buyers for such very easily, their eagerness exerts a baneful influence upon prices, These are much depressed, and except in the case of very choice articles, which from their scarcity rule firm, the tendency is downwards, Brown sheetings and shirtings are in moderate request, at previous quo- tations. Bleached sheetings and shirtings are not very brisk, but are steady in price. Both kinds appear in fair supply. Cotton flannels are pretty freely taken at full figuree—the production is rather limited, and this helps to sustain the market. There is a pretty good business doing in denims at old rates. Drills are rather plenticr, but are saleable and firm. Ginghams rule quiet, yet are otherwise unchanged. Lawns and nan. kins are dull and heavy, as before reported. Osna- burgs are inanimate at last quoted prices, Print- ing cloths are less active, but stiffy held, Prints rule quiet, and languid, * Stripes and ticks are inactive at previous quotations, Wodllen goods are but sparingly dealt in at irregular and rather eas‘or prices, the supply being heavy for the season, and freely offered, while the inquiry is unusually tame, Blankets are less sought after, and axe depressed in value. Desi- rable styles of cassimeres are in fair demand, and are firm. Cloths rule quiet at former prices. The stock is moderate. Doeskins are less abundant and in good re- quest at-steady rates. Flanncls attract rather less at- tention, but are unaltered in value. Jeans are inanimate and drooping. Lindseys sell slowly, but are firm, Mouslin de Jaines are plentier and less inquired for, yet they command full prices, Satinets are dull and heavy. shawls find pretty ready buyers ats slight reduction in price, excepting for the choicest styles, which are un- hanged. Sheep's grays and tweeds are moderately ac- tive and steady. Foreign productions continue without improvement. Only the most seasonable styles of British ard continental fabries are in any demand, and the pre even very cautiously purchased at old rates. The imports are falling off, but the stocks are ample, and there is some disposition to press them upon the market. This affects prices unfavorably. The auction sales are decreasing in number and interest, and their influence upon the trade is not very powerful, The market, nevertheless, is quite depressed, and the tendency of it is favorable to buyers. Stock Excha ‘THURSDAY, Nov. a Freee $1000 Ind State 6’s.53 2 160 ahs NY Cen 8 2000 Kentk; oa. 14500 Virgin 0 200 50 Mich C 10 N Ind RR... 50 Chi & Rock 11000 F 50 Erie RR 1000 MchSSpe Bs 300 00 1 Cen R Bs.33 ba Bas +00 Chic & BR Isl.83. % 10 shs Am Exch Bk 1024, 8 GO. .osecsee 102% 10 Metropolitan Bk. 102 80 Del & Hud Canal 1121¢ 50 do......b60 115 100 Morris Canal 6US Trust Co. £9 Canton Co. “10 Nor & Wor... RR 40 5 NH & ford RR 1% 200 Reading RR. 00 200 200 ao ve 100 250 Cum Coal Co..83 28g 200 60 BK 28% 100 ato. 221.580 283g 100 HON Y Gen RLb80 843¢ 300 50 BBs ei vese . 200 SECOND BOARD. $9000 Virginia 6’s..s3 91 10 shs HudRiv RR. 35% 1000 Hud Riv st Mt 100% 60 Cley & Toledo RR | 68 2000 Hud Con Bds.. 65° 100 Erie RR. 6000 N ¥ Con RR BA $4 — 350 6000 TIL Cen RR Bds 6534 100 60 sha Canton Co. 530 193 100 Nica Tr Co. $9 bs “G0 8 ¥ Gon i CITY TRADE REPORT. ‘Tavrspay, Noy. 9—6 P. M. Drxanererrs.—Flonr was dull and fower, sales havi been made of only 5,750 bbls. ordinary to common State, at £7 8744 a $8 60; mixed to fancy Western, at $8 5614 $9; and other kinds in proportion; 600 bbls, superfine Conadion, in bond, at $8 75; 1,600 bbls. mixed to fancy Southern, at $8 76a $10 25; and 160 bbls. Jersey corn mucel, nt $4 43 0 $4 60 per Dbl. | Wheat was ale heavy and cheaper. ‘The sales did not exceed 2,600 bus ood Genesee white, at $2 30; 2,100 Southern red, at $160 a $1 90: and ‘a small lot of Southern. white, at $100 There were likewise sold 1,000 bushels rye $1 £0; 3,000 bushels barley, at $1 38; and 95,000 bushels corn, at’ 853sc. a 87¢. for poor to choice Western mixed; 0c, for round Northern yellow; and 9c. for a «mall cel of handsome white Southern, to arrive, per bushel. _Exaaeirrs.—About 15,000 a 20, 000 bushels of eorn were ged for Liverpool, at 44c. a 434c., in bulk and bags. Cotton continued at about 344, with little for- ward, as shippers were waiting Ister news by Eelen: er at Halifax. To London, 500 tierces beef were en: ats. To Havre, bone, heps and lard were at 34d. California, rates wore ‘sluggish, at 2c a 30c. per foot measurement. .—There was some inerease of stock, and the market closed rather dull, The sales embraced 1,000 a 1,200 bales. *Provisiows.—Pork was more active. The day's sales comprised some 2,800 bbls., at $12 0 $12 2%, chiefly at the lower rate, for mess, and $11 3734 for prime, por bbl. Cutmeats and’ dressed Rogs were as last noticed. Sales of 270 bbls. lord were effected, at 10c. a 103g per Ib. There have been 300 bbis, beef disposed of, at yesterday’ Batter was in request, at 12320, a Tigo. Tie. a. Bie. for fai to prime State, yor Cheese was scarce, and worth 10. a 11¢. per Ib. in Markets. Krsoston (Ja.), Ocr. 11.—Butter—Thore is now an im- proved feeling for the article, reooivers’ hands having een cleared of the new at 113d. a 18. per Ib, The stock of old is still, however, very large, and in which holders continue unable to effect sale Family beef is wanted. Hread—Sales of Wattson lot bread -have been made at 258,, and craekers at 28%. Candles—About 600 boxes Smith & Curlett’s have been sold at 104d. per Ib.; and some 400 of Jackson’s at same figure, to arrive. Corn Mesl—Sales at 268, The article is searce, but at this figure the consumption is small. Corn—Sales of 300 . Od. per buehe?!y png Baltimore, bags Now Orleans, at § 100 firkina at 104. 60 firkins, of bi ht 84. Lumber—W. P. i “= 120s. Je is wanted. W. C. shingles is scarce; a lot of 25 M. ee Malt—Large stocks on hand, with a very limited demand. Mackerel has sold more readily at 34s. for sarge No. 3; 100 bbis. medium” sold at 22s., ©. Qil—Cod, which is very scarce, sells readily . Pork—100 bbla. uninspected mess iy p ot | ality, sold at auction at 68s, per bbl. eld at 748. per bbl. sees Fob ah ae een sample, sold at auctionat 16s. 7d. to 16s. 0d.; 600 bags of better sal ality vod sold at 17s. “Salmon No. 1 in worth 9te., and _* Liverpool ena i Turks p—Stock heavy, and demand limited; 1, feral of 40 and 48 lbs., was offered at public sale, and withdrawn. Tobaeco—00 bales leaf tobacco have beea fan 56s, per bale. Cavendish is worth 7d. to 8d. per lb. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED £VERY DAY. inferior B. LENZ, (DE ARIS) ‘and will o caps, om itiaredas ticle hei a. EAVER, PLUSH AND STRAW BONNETS, BEAVER bloomers, for misses, French artificial flowors, dc., st low priees, at No. 6 Johu street, ) Op stairs. a AKS1! CLOAKS!! CLOAKS!!1-GEO. BULPIN, 361 Broadway, respectfully invites the attention of Jndiea to his importations and manufactures for the present season, compris TEN 1 THOUSAND C CLOAKS, at the folowing extrao: prices: Two Shoasand taper sloth ate lined elt at... Fiftee ndred uj lined at. Eight dred rape eth mm lined ¢! at. ‘One,thousand very rich cloth silk lined eloaks, 18 Lyons velvet eloakn, 3 Lyons vel Five hundred super Lone velvet lo Four buni nlf ther €0 Sut. igh ohuractor of the. omealo at his Setatiiohmese te aineady well lniown, and ‘te would merely add in conelusion, that the nd, on inspec tion, to be the richest, best, an aeopes ip America. Paris Mantilla fa he ‘361 Pistatusg. 188 E. WILKES RESPECTFULLY INFORMS HER numerous patrons, and the public generally, that she jiaa removed from 67 Canal street to her new establishment, 477 Brondvay, over Myers? mopruing, store, where she will pry to execute all orders in the dres i ness, On the shortest notice, and in the b ionable style, RS. KORTUEM, (LATE MISS KEEGAN, RESPECT- fully informs hér patrons and the public gen generally, that aye has removed from 202 Bowery, to 338 Broadway, where to execute ali orders in 38 and ee: weep BE ERW: TORE FUR COMPANY HAVE NOW ON dan b assortnient of ladies’ and children’s furs. ‘Tho pabilo are invited to enamine our stock and judge for thenipelves., Strangers will find it to thelr advautago fo call before purchasing eleewhere. cleaned, altered and quohanged ou most reasonable terins. HF & NEW- M Broadway, corner of Walker atreet. Sano ee $2.500. Reese. RENT AND FURNITURE FOR ge four story private house, down town, well furnished, will be let on reasonable terms, and the furniture sold at & bargain. ML, SHELDON, 1 85 Ni Nassau street. STORE, TO IRTCNO. 468 SIXTH AVENUE, BE tween Twenty-cighth and Twenty-ninth streots. N. B.—Two excellent mangles for sale—one Baker's patent. 'URNISHED HOUSE TO LET.—A BEAUTIFUL. house, up town, in view of Madison square; and splo: uidly farnisied throughout, would be let to a small priva family, Af arrangements could be made to bourd the gent! jady, just married, who occupies the house, as the mort too large for a small family. Address box Post Office, OUSES TO LET—A THREE STORY BROWN STONE front house, with all the modern improvements, situate at No. 63 West thirty-first street. Inquire on the premises, Also, & first class four story brown stone Eng sement house, with all the modern Tipsevenane dngete, as abo; ‘OUSE TO LET.—THE VERY PLEASANTLY LO. cated house No. 188 Second avenue, between Eleventh and Twelfth strects. The furniture in it ‘will t be sold at low price, For partioulars apply on the premises, ‘OUSE TO RENT, AND rn ft FOR SALE— Furniture Cy ew tm use down town, near St. John’s park; ren! iret rate op unity for oy ona having $1,500 oxeh 7 otbers ne Ad- Gres Wa, Pod Gthoe. wie! TORE 70 L: LET IN CANAL STREET—A DES(RABLE locution and lew rent. The Axtures will be sold at half Apply at the book store, 93 Canal etreet. TS LET—FOR ONE OR MORE TRARS, ed any kind of businese, the store corner of Broadway nal nal street, mow vaeant. Apply at 144 ‘Chambers i ats TS. LET—a a | STORY AND BASEMENT DWELL- “ing house, No. 262 West Twontioth strost, betwoen Ninth and Tenth °) grounds. Hens $160 pe years” Forsceton given immediatly. 10 LET—TO A ae CENTRED tare oer FAMI. second floor of tn 67 West Nineteen’ jo same floor; immedintely, and references cxshan we premises from 10 o’clook A. M. to (TO LETCIIE HANDSONE STORE NO. 306 UDSON atreot, 80 feet deop, with basemont of same size, auit- Chie for & Fs or other b recm. Apply to ECA) ‘0 LET—THE NEW BROWN STONE FRON story Evglish basemont house No, 119 Eas street, containing all the modern sBasitor cated in one of the most — at nel city. For particulars ap pry te U, General Agents, 1s Wall strect LET—A FIRST CLASS BROWN STO; with gas, -baths, bells, * on of Broadway, cost, ae HOUS&, Speaking tubes, inendsy, convenient th the onvs aid LOOR OF A PRIVATE HOUSE haraighea.) up town, vo ie to ctagle feuiteaeer soto © small family, With or wishout board. ‘Tho house has all the mo¢ern improvements, English, Spanish and German in the family. ly to DRi MoNRILL, drasgist, Avene, corner of Twenty-third st. for further Eefermation, NO LET—A LARGE AND WELL LIGHTED STORE on one of the best business thoroughfares down tow Svitable for a jobbing, auction or general commission bu ness, Apply to ZEN'AS NEWELL, Heal Estate Agont Daerau street, wey, floor, partion] ar} or dentist, the other, on modious bedrcom, Will he let tepasubety or moderato rate, to a firat class tenant, ‘0 LET—A THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, modern improvements, No. 25 Summit strect, Htrooklyn. A good neighborhood, and but five minutes y from Hamilton avenue ferry. ent low. Inguire next | or at No. 2; M H & C 0 LET—A WELL FURNISHED HOUSE IN WHITE strest, noar Broadway. Will be let until the Ist of hoy, or longer if desired. For is pestioulars inquire of JOUN D, CHEVALIER, 30 Bro: O.LET-THE FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY HOUSE t4 Franklin street, near Bro Bath, ran fascds. ‘Toe good tenant the rent’ Will be only $i Apply on the premises, 0 LET—A HANDSOME FOUR STORY HOUSE, WITH modern improvements, on East Sixteenth street, fer. nished, Can be bad till May, or longer. Rent, $1,500 anuum, Also many other houses. Apply to R 'D. coop: WIN, Real Ertate Arent, Clinton |, corner of Bigaca street and Lafayette place, 0 LET—TO A SMALL GENTEEL FAMILY, THE upner part of house 112 Thompson tract, consisting of second floor and large attic bedi Possession imme- diately. Apply on the premises or at 56 Cherry street, LET—THE LARGE STORE KNOWN AS “THE ‘Mo. del Republic” restaurant, 81 Nassau street, with cellar and sub-cellar, Immediate possossion. Also several offices, e and sma! for any business requiring good light Inquire of E. FERRIS, 62 Nassau street. MPORRENT—A LARGE FOUR STORY HOUSE, COM- Pletely furnished, near two, lines of st Gas, bath, &c. Possession immediately. This perenat vate family ii search of a retired a howe, rley place, below Wash- rguire Rady 4 at 14 Was ington rquere. INSTRUCTION. eeu THD ALAN AND FRENCH red to fc fer bis patrons t of the highest rrepoetal porsed to Amico, Herald Ofices willbe attended io. GENTLEMAN, FROFRSSOR OF | MUSIC, WHO al German, Fre: Latin, and fangneeet, wishes to give loseor fatto Tonaily Ie Fed dei nl for board a Please address ‘Teacher, box 102 Herald office. INISHING GOVERN the French for many years fren branches of an Engli ht te the first hes to obtain we ituation ns teacher in a eirete 0 family.’ Bhe xm giv ery best reference in tho Staten, and’ Nas wo objection to fo South. Address 1, core of Mrs. ou ‘No, 8 clinton Place. 1 LANGUACE.—WANTED, A PERSON TO \dvortiser the common rudiments of the above ae, for which s moderate compensation will be perpen to translate a pamphlet from English to 1 "Kadress Spanish, Herald office. REWARDS. } wham es MARE Was HIRED, wiItt wagon ber, “The mare tg abot high, switch tail, low head vivkled in both legs, and na a tunoh on her back, ‘The bi inted red and.the care riage part black; new eneinelied cleft tomy and the lining i Dine enamelled cloth. retmen the give information where + Tile a Mtepaiy re re warded. sc * 9 Wie stpoet, Nenagh ea BR DADWAY, CNION rent | 808 eeteta reat a ‘Twenticth atreets—S4 per week, with board— 3 an Tolet wo roome, fuitable for single gentlemen; also, sn mo ae per week each; ana, s pleasant front seem. ih Lys FRONTING 8T. JOMN’S wr | 14:5 pa aka roo Hak wilt hence fur can ec tye ime ves exehanged. NINTH STREET.—SUITS OF HANDSOMBLY eeninen 3 Foams to let, to or jo gentie- men, wit it elas, ‘ men vaniently:loosted stages and modien imlsa Brosdway and Fourth erence. , between Broad Iway and ©) GRAND STREET, NEAR Peet onde ae =) 102 cuf2, SEE, Ret, meeheral fora dente ‘or a gentleman if | sane seats.” Aloe few gle gs dated. GROVE STREET, IN A PRIVATE FAMILY. —TO ar let, with board, large fu tarnished md foo: rhe caafarts of hatae fully, seal ‘Two stage routes and cars within BOND STREETr—ONB OR TWO GOOD ROOMS, for gentlemen ghd their wives, or single 14 i ‘The honse bas all the modern improvement Veterences required. ITREET.—ASPARTY OF GENTLEMEN, ane wits desiring a central location, oan furnished parlor and two or three bed- board, at No, 7 Bleecker ) ASHLAND PEACE: panos DOORS FROM GRREN- ‘Rooms ij » for 3 wich ave sclect fami- lies o single gen its muse contains all the modern improvements.” Access by Amity rt ply to Mrs, Siath avenue cars. Referonces cxcbanged. Mrs. Noble. A LARGE ROOM AND BEDROOM, COMMUNICATING, to let, wi gga \d lady, eae Second T, TO. A GENTLEMAN, without meals; location Apply at 120 Niath Street, a few houses west of Bi ss a YOUNG LADY, OF CHEERFUL DISPOSITION, BUT quiet habits, wishes to with a family for board, Were lessons in singing, ‘and pianoforte would be eon: sidered compensation, or general tuition, Address Piano- forte, Union square Post A Widow LADY, OP RESPECTABILITY, HAVING acomfortable, well turnished house in one ‘ot toe best Parts of the city, would be leased to rent to one oF, two Peatiemen the’ aatite secon, story, ing of three Fooms, with large pantrics betwee Hot and cold water, gas, and bathing room, attached. Breakfast and tea if de- Please address Mrs. Union square Post Weaver, GENTLEMAN ANP HIS WIFE) AND A FEW SIN: ‘tlemen, ‘accommodated with good board and pleasant rooms, ty ‘applying at 294 Bleecker LADY, FROM THE EAST, HAVING TAKEN THE Bew ahd spacious five story house 461 Broome street, isnow ready to receive permanent and transiont boarders, with fail or partial board; house with all the modern. isn: provements, Dinner at 1'o’elock and half-past 5. Rofer- ences exchanged, AS UIT OF FRONT ROOMS CAN BE HAD, WITH vonrd, at No. 19 Union equare, wont side. References exchanged, LADY DESIRES TO BORROW THE SUM OF ONE Bundred dollars. Satisfagtory security given. None need answer who are not sincere, Address Mrs. Paine, Bible House Post Offi LL PERSONS LOOKING FOR BOARD OR BOARD- ers are confidentially informed that there is no other Tay of finding such, so sure, so respectable, er satisfactory, as through this office. Hoarders directed free of charge, OFios; ¢ gn Hall, corner of Eighth street and Lafayette place. A LARGE FURNISHED ROOM AND BEDROOM, SUIT. le for 4 family oF single gentlemen, with full 'or par- and use Of bath, at 69 Varick John’ park. LARGE ROOM, NEATLY FURNISHED, SUITABLE A fer s goutloma ‘and wite, or two. single gentl tlemen: also, otreet, near St i ad, ‘with fall oF partial board, b; apaiying a Nov? Leroy place Bleecker nteeete The ho vided with all the mode improvements. Dinuer o’olock. French and Hoglieh sy 91 PRINCE STREET, WEST OF AND NEAR Broadway, handsomely furaished apartments, euita: bie for a gentle , oF two single gentlemen, with fouse first clase, Bath and gas. Family and OARD. —ONE OR TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN be accommodated with neatly furnished rooms on the sceond or third floor, with partial board, in a private family, House furnished with bath and gas. Apel it Elghteonth street, between Brosdway and curth avenve. eferouces exchanged. OOMS—ON SBCOND AND THIRD FLOORS, FUR- nished or unfurnithed, to let, with board ‘to families or single gentlemen. House with modern eure. Kefevences exchanged. “AppIY ® ts ‘ie Hudson street. OARD_ WITH ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, rst class how h street, near roadway, and replete with all Apply at OARD—SUITS OF FURNISHED APARTMENTS FOR families, with private table if required. Also, rooms for aingle gentleinen. Apply at 649 and 651 Broadway. « few bors above Bleecker street. OARD.—A PLEASANT ROOM AND BEDROOM, ON third floor, “ ey in the Lowboy of See family, do- sirably located at No. 8 Che Plde door from Harrison street South Brooklyn; board would be tarnished, and every effort ‘to vecure tl Too RedieeEomiesy . Terms moderate, and references excl OARD.—A FAMILY HAVING MORE ROOM THAN required, would dispose of a fine suite of apartments to a jemil ai ily or single gentlemen. Jocation desirable, house hav: modern in) fret street. Eighth avenw care. ig errr at 12 Wort Twenty. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SUITE OF room gentleman and wife, oF two single gen- with foll of partial board: ‘ifouse with att 10 inodarn i mprovementay bath, fae. Apply’ at M0 Wost ‘Twenty-second street, between Sixth and th avenues. References exehan RD—FULL OR PARTIAL, - THE SECOND nd third floors. A 1d his wife and two vert private, and onl; le references roq h street, second door from Second enine, near jn Bo OARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR TWO Sok can be accommodated with a lar, on the third floor, in The rhodern im qvemen ah the modern i rivate family, and no ghildren, a woen Seventeenth and Bish- teanth streets, Reference hanged. ri =n pan t .. - OARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN BE AC- commodated with « fo gore pe room and board; few yentlemen accommodated with day board. Inquire at los Grand street, one door from Elm, OARD—A WELL FURNISHED PARLOR, WI'a two adjoining bedrooms, on the second floor, may be lund separately or together, at 113 Clinton place, betweca Fifth and Sixth avenues, OARB IN CLINTON PLACE.—A VERY PLEASANT suit of rooms for a centleman and his wife, and » single room for » single gentleman, at ¥7 Clinton place, Borer, AT 25 FINTH STREET.—A VERY FINE SUIT of front roo) ‘and rooms for two sim- ‘Application. OARD spar AND WEST OF BROADWAY.—RO00: second floor, front and baci: e bet ass. Baths and ga. % . it reference givon 2 Clinton place, Eighth st. BOARD NEAR ST. JOMN'S PARK.—GENTLEMEN, oR gentlemen and their wives without ehildren, ean obtain turnished rooms, with full or partial board, at 18 Vari street, | House of first class. Bath and gas. References ex- changed. OARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY—A SUIT OF ROOM? orawhole floor. The house is brown elegantl, furuiahed with rosewood and, oak fart Bruseels carpets. It is heated by bathe threurbout, ‘Dinner ot sist private table it For further particulars please apply at 46 East street, near J m avenue. OARD DOWN TOWN.—TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE accommodated with board, in ® private family; also a few can be accommodated with’ meals, without rooms, In quire at 288 Greenwich etreet, near Chambers, OARD IN BROOKLYN, CONVENIENT To sourn or Wall etreet ferrice—Desirable location, room on seeond floor, suitable fora gentleman leury street, between y early ety fifth OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A PRIVATE FAMMLY, RE- riding in a dalighetal location, within 8 five minutes walk of the South an gentlemen with partial board, There forts of ahome, Inquire at I they can enjoy alt treet, Br Brookly OARD IN BROOKLYN. re gal OR BAG GENTLE- men can be eae bi OARD IN BROOKLYN—ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN can obtain a} ents at 47 Concord street, on the se- eond block from atroet. location is moat dosir- able, and convenient to Fulton or Wall street ferries, Re- ference required. PROARD IN BROOK: En ee AND WIFE, or few by Cg jemen, can be accommodated wita Seat between Hany ana 4 Glitén a are hates walk tree the South and Sensors nee Teeny” yas IN BROO} ished, wit ARD IN BROOKL ished Longa 2 lag Ted tng brag = FUR- om the fi to let, wil jeasant rooms, with TSamde rere street, wit five min: rai oe Fulton f ferry. ‘ner ferences exchanged. }OARD IN bei ph oiap ta a ee Panton AND board, Toor on second story Ueman wigan a aes Serene Reale ny A i Bou wv MAES ph tine ag a td BOARD, BY A vant, i pipes venvor usec: tion of bo WC. will evi paar * nie Joontion of J 1. bable pitacbed to the Papers would be preferged. " BOARDING AND LODGING. Beare year |.—& ROOM ON THE SECOND moo Dale Ween i ies See CITY WANTED.—TWO YOUNG Dee eee arose of getting board ie, are of some family, An American famil; For jenicsinelbnly Yo Chae. Be Sight, Li Mon street, Bere WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN: ‘preferred, and room with conveniences for required. Address Emerson, Herald scales, wich partion. jars sad terme, OARD WANTED-FOR AN ELDERLY LADY, IN goem wath dnepinen:sliber tor rrunteraishel: Terms or unfurn: not to exceed 86 per week. Address Widow, Herald off chee OARD ‘WATE -2F, A ee: WIFE, FR, TWO nous Wallets or th ferries, Terms must be moderate: or Apply to ed ae eo ‘are few or no boarders have uta gr ne honing ante Mvine on style, ference and required. "adress wi, Helicase besa & Cron ote ane THEIR ae 0 net B° OARDING. —A yavae 7a CAN ACCOMMO- date with all the comforts of home two gentlemen: their vine 3 saree oS ant rt Cerwin with desirable fan bo.” Third avenue care Tun rt i few yards of tho oer. OARDING.: aoe GENTLEMEN CAN ates diene AC- commodated with pleasant rooms and fall a large pleasant roo ‘which will accommodate a a party of sm four gentlemon, at 123 Chambers street Day boarders can ve | Accommoda: also. TWO SUITS OF ROOMS ON sR bps ie Boars . d second fl handsomely fi in a house Nos. 49 and 5) West Twenty: second street, Selon ably Jocated between the Fifth end Sixth avenues; also room _ for s sing! ees unexceptionable on on either side. OARDING AT 94 WARREN STREET.—FURNISHED Toome to let, with fall or partial board to « gentleman two yor ‘ean be accommodated with single siMrclee inederale and the com Jo gentleman, — Hefsren Torte of & foods ‘OARDING AT THE COLE nal etreet.—A few fami! rooms, will be let with Toneay the winter. Rooms all fro: TALLMAN ay ¢ MAPES, Proprietors. 'URNISHED ROOMS.—TO LET, TO ONE OR TWO single gentlemen, with (or Without broakfaet, 0 Tn and pleasant :oom, neatly furnished, together with a Foom, ina house occupied by ® email family. Inquire at 35 Bond street. bars oh ROOMS ON WASHINGTON SQUARE.— two gentlemen of high xecpentenslity wishin splendid: apartments, ‘with partial boas 0 nb pee yate residence, few doors wort of Brosdway near | the Brevoort Hous bathing rooms, with gas, furnace, Tod byte tcivave fatally, where wo boarders ldress Rooms, Journal of Commerce offloe. Sets ROOMS TO'LET—WITH BOARD, IN A first class gs mma up town. the tl jonable re- ference a o'clock if di Apply at See Weet Awenty-third street ORNISHED ROOMS, WITHOUT BOARD, FOR GEN- tlemen, at 19 Jay it. Also front basement to let, auitable for'an office. Apply as above. ISHED APARTMENTS TO LET, ON THE EU- plan—A handsome and convenient suit of rooms, with all the modern improvements, ruitable for two oF hres eg Apvly st 776 Broadway, from 10 A. M. to closets, de. ooo re take RNISHED ROOMS TO LET—TO GENTLEMEN, ON “the Eoropean plan, parlor and bedroem, or single rooms, ou. iy attendance. fine stn room at $3. required. call at 870 Broadway. URNISHED ROOMS TO LET TO GENTLEMEN, without board, wie gt marble mantel, goats. and bath, ‘1 in a private family arth avenue, near Madison squary. Address fafvos Ht It R.. box 1,809 Post G=nz TLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES. AND SINGLE an be acoommodated with furn! ea mn the first, second, and ¢ veny reasonatie terms. “Apply'at SH Watts street, a yo deers from the sorner of Canal ona raison, NE OB see's roe gina CAN FIND Leip orent bly rooms, with bo: ina house, one jock from Brocdwoy, Please inquire. ae 0. Grand stree NE OR TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC- commodated with small and neatly furnished rooms, ty applying at 691 Houston street, rear of St. Thomas’ Church. OOMS WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD.—A HAND- some suit of rooms on the ae ith bedroom, itehen, bath and gas, unfurnished. handsome room on the frst logs, furnished, na wiih boar, Inquire at 86 Fourth avenue, be wer between Tenth venth bloc! balk Broadway. 200Ms (SEAR, BROADWAY_TO LET TO SINGLE ‘and $2 50 per week, at the Grapes H hres de doar door trom Crosby. N- B-—-Chope OMS WANTEDOBY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN; A furnished room and on or near Seoo below Tweifth streot preferred, Please addvess F. ¥, office, stating full parpicalars, UPERIOR ROOMS TO LET—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, ith or without breakfast and di ant Vines tuations, dssicous 40 soulbing ‘French ish homely comforts, or s whole handsome seco vith pr Private kitchen.” Addrese, with full name, eis vox LET—ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM, FURNISHED or unfurnished; also, eevaral small roomie for single Hemen, with or witheut board; rooms lighted on Ne 110 Grand strect, three doors west of Broadway. :| TS LET—WITH HOARD, A PRONT ROOM AND BED- aa on second floor, at 29 Hubert street. Reference re- quired HE Lig fate AND THIRD FLOOR OF AN a, pees Angew! pi did Lan the a a small pad or single jon, House contains vnily 9 am ree Grivate, “Inquire at 0"‘Ne fon, biock froth Broadway, between Lighth street a Waverley Dla pry LET—TO A Sainekon Feral aig it WITH OR pene farnished roo: without board for im a modern house, focated a's tatired slvuation meer Went: tou squate, and eseupied bya widow lady withoet famtin, For Fins Address Safety, Metropolitan Post Omlce, No. 19 hes Pegg it 3 FOR GENTLEMEN bath, de. Apply at 123 Crosby sirsc . va Sea ROOMS, WITH BOARD AND ‘all the medern improvements, may be obtained with ene of the most delightful loea- venue, ‘necr’ Fourth strvet,” ‘Alves oom for two inden; terme reasonable. ah ed COMFORTABLE ROOMS, ON THE ENGLISi lan, with attendance, &c., or with partial board, with small genteel family jn Twenty-second street, near’ Eighth avenue, For term addroesod to box 3,501 Post ANTED—BOARD FOR A GENTLEMAN AND II"9 wife, in & genteel private family." Rooms furnished, fdézces Henry, Herald fice pith Tull pasoolas, ccsing 2, whieh lawet bo mogernee, Re — Spe Ri A EE ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, HIS WIFE, AND two sons, a room and bedroom, (unfarnished preferred,) ‘With full board, in a respectable quict family, not above St. John's Park, ‘Terms must be moderate, References given and required, Address A. B. box 314 Post Office. Per er CAP RTSORT TR We Pt ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, A ROO! W sae cit in oF near, J Sty! Ferme’ ment ve ag ttle | . You: down to’ all and tea, in moderate. G'MAN DOING BUSINESS furnished room, with breakfast and tes, ina plain and respeotable, house, between Eizheh o 8, at & moders reas X., Merald cflice, atating reut, &. hii es sapaascne WANTED-ROARDING, BY A WIDOW LADY, WITH where (iad And servant, in. a quiet respectable ‘family, ere are no inguiel 7 TiC, Union Square Post Omeer Tes Suey. Address —TUFSDAY, 0 h fo ane tortel Us ION COURSE Leah at half - oie rol o'clock P. weather pro first fair day, __ HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. ARM WANTEDIN EXCHANGE FOR GOOD, a. ity. ct Williameburg property. Address, JOUSE WANTED, IMMEDIATELY. — medium sized house, with jern_ improve- iments, located below Fourth within thes or ieratfiptiag get eee Office, storing Perticalars. abing yes ARDWARE WANTED—A GOOD ASSORTMENT. L mnitable for om esters, in exchange for for improved Teal estate in investment. ‘Aadress fo Hard ree Heral; aothee Fee te | eae WANTED, Wosers, BOARD, FOR A GEN. bedroom wit! x nished. Loe: Broadway. $$$ ANTED—ONE OF STEWARTS Wy “tacceent nee Inquire at Diy Siateuatt staan: ga ANTED—A PARLOR AND Wier teat, or ARO} house, betwoon Fourth and Fourth avenue preferred; dress box B46 Post Office, stating bay la hd A GENTL Wana Tons GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, A it board, the pa it Term = See Te rarer moderate. ‘Address W. BB Moder Wary st A SMALL FAMILY, months or more, te cect on modern anbove va do of Third a vor Thiet avoues Ch J vith spel Wann, to Jo - gk were. paid My ona oe and the balance . wipe ily, Fane fy sy WANTED, A TWO BEDR of aa aati Wee elses it mas wid out | i = $ FOR THIS SUM, A Lane that made ig ioees ‘ruitatle for tra selling: oe oan te Ay immediately at No. 5 street, near” Sate ~POING A GOO! of cash required. ps ae FOR SALE, smal amount pet FOR ne a or a PRES FIRST inquire st'No 5 Cunnon street, or Wo. 3 Lewis street. ‘lan, inayize Ot Ho. 5 Connon Hesh oe No.8 ewig ete}. ARM FOR SALE—A VALUABLE FARM FOR in . J Peper ta cay, =r fo ralnoad non ‘more than rob ot rheterbvon a pataguer ho it we pelt aint ‘or market gardening EU nd wil bo sold low oF exchanged or ‘SLLEN Nod Nase close sonore Apply te JO; Hh a ARM | FOR SAl SALE—OF SIXTY: Orange Corns within three mi! oad, and om the ven belt com] “FOUR ACRES, IN of depoton Erie Rail- elaware and Hudson (anal; house et excellent fruit, water, £c.; looation 1 be sold ches ‘and ferme easy. Apply way Land Office, 1, VANLIEW & ‘GHENELL, Agents. YARM FOR SALE OR, 70 neat Ta Jamaice, LEA splendid farmof fort poh Sake i healt! at the Bro: papery R SALE—THE VERY BEST GROCERY BUSINESS Address, wit in Brooklyn. Office, Brooklyn. FOR SALe—a surTH AND WHEELRIGAT’S "8 SHOP, bakery and sailkoees, Meason, loeving 10". Apply at 461 Twelfth street, mei ee oR SALE_THE, LRRSE ROTO RES as STOCK IF ipusiness eset be posttively sol sold to wily a a ant of the owner being very busy, (having ae ae Goce fo attend to) ‘Terms very low, for cash. Apply at 308. Fe SALE THE LEASE, FIXTURES AND STOCK OF ‘8 well known custom boot and shoo store in one of the locations in gh now deing # substantial Baan ines, either with the stock or without j Teasons given et of purchasing. Enquire at 181 Atlantic street. NOR, SALE—A HANDSOMELY ‘FITTED UP PUBLIC Jan of an English ehop and ale bo: sahara mene away. pee peyton the rent of the whole house, OWES & ‘nxjditvsoN, 81 Naesan street. FSr tht SALE—A NEW FOUR “4p boil BRICK pcre, use in Twenty: fro with real name, box 72 Post ? Tharey third street, $4,600, ho 25 feet front, $8; bails brows 25 by 60 "fect, $12,000, "For NiBhh avenue, Beet ALLOCK & BILLINGS. it at apply at 37: ‘A good phen pares Ae, Oo Gren erates ished. | For p: Ines inquire on the premises 282 Righth avenue. OR SALE FOR $800—GOOD WILL, STOC! Sure of te bow: estanlihed sgn painting bop i this re pe on enh rig andre dolly nd atreet an Sinillee, te tebe an Taterest ta s chester county. Inquire at 92 Grand treet, Williameburg; - SALE Sim LET—WITH Sia wat daly bie a a The bro Mi street, "p Dy ears = My the te Heo ‘apply tos. M. REONS, o7 Wall eurcet. OR SALE OR TO. eee seanepenaee town, The Andre Brook House, at Tar f the Hudson river, and in sy of the Hind: ton River Railvedd depot, well ada vat for ® boarding hou: oracademy. The house is 43 by Sif eet, well finishod, mith all the modern improvements, marble, mantels, ou &e. One acre or more of be hed if rogaired. ‘Ths Key can be found at Mr. Bishop's store, who will how the Tremioes. For further particulars, ‘inquire of Alfred Law- subscriber, Ei NRY 81 STORMS. 143 Fulton street, New York. Fees SALE AND TO LET—A SPLENDID LITTLE store, bl tel near this city; also = neal suitable for = doctor or lawyer's office oF an excelle and for a barber: 135 Fourth street, Willlamsb: pure. A number of splendid be ir rooms, with or without board, suitable for gare jemen, or tlemén and their wives. Al m No. Sous Aizeets Willnmaburg.” Locaties veanttal and: healthy, i | Fyowmes 208, sain owe Jan ek ibs Pon Twenty’ ’ on. EA Nema peh at ith street, at $7,000 each; yn the second floor, er bernad, eter 08 Lening. CHANCE.— ot oF a 5d OAK 10,000 iniles from Bowes os Landing Fr ser sadn jbaN i mee? or anle. SbHN awa. S07 West AIL BOAT QUAKER FOR SALE.—THR Watt. know: 6 boat Quaker for sale, complete found im eee way." Price moderate. ‘Inquire af NR, CUMMINGS, 78 Broadway. reece reieenapennenmeneemacemetantinaipesiie HE OLD ESTABLISHED OYSTER SALOON AN! T bar, on the corner of Hudson and Vandam tare ohawvian ae = sale; it fe Stted up im good style, and will be ‘be sold cheap. ‘AINING ABOUT. meadow in a high state of ealts- New Jersey; bounded by through the’ oo fa of shoes nna frome; ® nover failing stream of water runs through the: ing All the various kinds of track 2 po inte of, truck grown o1 pee F WooudiaN, Buningtoey 3 i A [SX SUSTICE TO THE COMMITTEE, FROM WHICH ¢ received my nomination for Alderman } desire to, contradict the report that they. Pe threw me over by me board.” The; eee GopERT'S ;ENEDICT. OUNG MEN'S bet pd UNION CLUB. regular Cred we held t! Hee! evening, " the Chinese Buil: eBid jock. CURANE. Prosident. 639 Broadw: JORN ELIS cannes, Secretary. THE ‘TRADES, ‘&C. LITHOGRAPHERS. A FIRST CLA Tceaphic artist tn poreraites foucy drawings, Ao, le tig ra engagement.’ “Address Co; TAILORS WANTED, AT NO. G9 BROADWAY. fecond floor, a first rate bushel: thers Ply. “Reference required. ans No othere need a p BRASS FOUNDERS.—WANTED, BY A YOUNG just — of his Soot ate a Htoation’ pene Pass turing RETC.— peper te facture colors durin a slnok Be pots ven, _Addross for three deys, W. X., of ‘ANTED—A 200 W pig Al D WATCHMAKER, AT 2% FULTON. WAtCHMAKER WANTED—T0 GO IN THE COUN- .. TO & good wi rete hth fe rsorschaen ofeach ae TO fami oJ MORROW ze without the most wonderfel astrol in over been known, pa 7 Bay ney Eicaciae nie wi oie ent : Hirienees Teese ti son were Pi eome etn eerie the nae: tie ‘sstoniohing to they may depend ios iva stoned te Se = |B from o'clock A. tos Poe OP