The New York Herald Newspaper, November 12, 1854, Page 6

ms . t 4 ’ : ’ ‘ ‘ _ Lknow weonjected to, and objection overruled by the court. A. Yes, oil’ kegs and sugar were stored; sixty more | heads of sugar were sent on the léth of May; none of that sugar was taken away until the 7th of July, when we removed thirty-two; we never got the balance; we the store thoroughly, but could not find any there s-examined—I attend to the receiving and delivery | of goods in the office of James E. Woodruif & Company; other clerks may attend to the same business when I am not.there; I did not see Peverelly between the time the was sent and the 7th of July. by the Judge—From the character of the business of E. Woodruff & Company, w< would you have known if these goods bad been deli We Peverelly between May and July? A. I think I shou Abraham E. Dubois examined by District Attorne: Fg was cartman in May last for Woodruff & Company; soember delivering 00 hogaheads of sugar on the 10th of May last at bir. Peverelly’s store and obtaining a receipt for them. To the Judge—I am the only carman in Woodruff’s employ; I did ng bring back any sugar from Peverelly’s Hore between the loth of May and 6th of July. District Attorney here produced in evidence Feverelly' receipt, above alluded Ho, and read it to the nil Ruger examined by the District Attorney—I am im the employ of Meyer & Stuckin; I know that seventy- three hogeheads of sugar were stored by them ia Peve- relly’s warehouse, 147 Front stree@on 20th of Febru- ary, 1854; I-went to the store on the 7th of July and ) found that fifty-four hogsheads a wanting. Grops-examinéd vy Mr. Schaffer—On that day a good many people wer2 removing property from the store; there are fifteen clerks in the employ of Meyer & Stuckin’ Cornelius V. Anderson examined by the District Attor- am President of an insurance company; I was En aes of the Fire Department for eleven years; premises 147 slightly; I visited the store on st xia heard a portion of the testimony of White and From your observation of ‘that if Gre bad been applied. to materials there, what Secil have been the effet a. ie would have made a fen reir fire. -examnined—I know Mr. John J. White; since Peverelly was arrested I_ know of money being to him; I paid him. myself; it wae aaubecciptian from in- surance com) anies; pos id him between $400 and $500; Iknow Mr. baker; company, I believe, subscribed 40 pay him; Tthink th that I suggested myself’ that White paid for his services on the night of the 6th of July; 1 Tee know of any other person being paid in connection with this case. ‘To the Dirtrict Attorney—We paid White because we = that he had done his duty. The evidence for the prosecution was here closed. Mr. Schaffer opened the case for the defence. Ina brief the contended that if the prisoner was guilty at it was for a conspiracy, and not for an attempt to Commit arson. The following is THE EVIDENCE FOR THE DEFENCE. A. C. Sparks examined by Mr. Holmes—I know the defendant ler have enewn him nearly ten a I Sequainted with his general character} it is ker. * cron examined by the District Attorney—I have asso- with Peverelly; I have heard his character ques- ‘tioned before this occurrence, about a dozen of times; people have called him an honorable man. C. G. Gunther examined by Mr. Holmes—I ama fur dealer, at 46 Maiden lane; I have known the defendant since Jess, and Ihave been intimate with him; I know hie gencral character as to honesty and integrity; his general reputation is as good as any one that I ‘know of, Cross-examined—I never heard his character made the subject of general conversation. Q. by Mr. Holmes— Since his arrest have you heard his character spoken about? A, No. ‘William B, Whiteman examined by Mr. Hblmes—Ihave bi ng defendant for fifteen or sixteen Pegs Iknow his eter for honesty and integrity; it has been very eon ‘Waller, frame manufacturer, $42 Broadway—I have known Charles A. Peverelly for ‘five years; I know his general character for honesty and integrity; itis Cross-examined—I never heard his charaeter made the aul t of conversation. os, Edmonds, Jun., examines by Mr. Holmes—I have known Charles A. Pevereli pbs six years; I have never heard anything against his character. Cross-examined—I never heard his character made the subject of conversation. John Forster examined by Mr. Holmes—I am a watch- ease maker; 1 have known leverelly for fifteen years; I knew his yeneral character for integrity and honesty; it s-examined—I have not heard his character made the subject of discussion. Christian 8. Storms, coutractor, deposed—I have known Poverelly since 1845; 1 know his general character; it has the ith ota: always been Crose-ex: Iam a member of the military com- pany of which Peverelly was a member; he left that company in April last by resignation; I never heard his bg aig d printer, 133 Pearl street— ar, stationer and printer, earl 6 tien bao Peverelly for about ten years; I know his character; it is good. Crose- eaaminet—1 never heard his character made the subject of discussion. James §. Smith, manufacturer of military goods—I have known Peverelly for six or eight years; I know his general character; [never heard anything sald against it. jane examined—I never he: his character dis- eben Nash, auctioneer, 310 Broadway—I have known about fourteen years; I know his general cha- racter; nt Pare never heard anything against it; it has always been ood, undoubtedly. Cross-examined—I have heard people say he was Edward J. Powers, broker—My place of business in July last was at Peverelly’s store; my office was on the geesod floor; 1 was famillar with the trarsactions which went on in the building; 1 know the cellar in the rear store; it is dark and dirty; goods can only be received through the front door; oil, molasses and sugar were usually stored in the cellar; during the three years I was at the stcre Peverelly was the occupant; Ihave seen goods ntly taken in and out of the cellar; the men working oe to have lights; I have scen them using candles in bot- ties; any person who wanted to see marks on goods would have to ure a light; the cellar smelt very offensive—it ‘was rather suffocating; Ineyer went in myself, I havo tooked in; I have seen five or six men employed in jugar in and out of the cellar; the candles were left some times on the box at the door of the office, but there was no fixed place in which they were usually left. Grove-examined by the District Attorney —On the after- noon of the 6th of July last I left the store, to go to lym, out did not return that evening; before the were not brought in; they were refused; Ia eget, ‘and am familiar with the smell of cam- phene or turpentine. ‘The defendants here offered in evidence the deposition of John J. White, taken before Mr. Justice Welsh on the ‘7th of July last, fo show an alleged variance between it fand his testimony on the stand. That portion read by the prisoner's counsel was substantially as followa:— “We went to rear of the store, into cellar, and found cotton strewed around saturated with turpentine, and wep gamring alongside of the cotton was alighted candle The District Attorney then read the whole of the depo- mtion, which is in effect th edhe as the testimony of ‘White, published in Friday's This closed the ovibenes: for the defence, and the ae then adjourned until Monday morning at ten o'clock. Obituary. MB. CHARLES 8. T. BURKE, AUTHOR AND COMEDIAN. Cuan.zs 8. T. Burke died at the Florence Hotel in this city on Friday night, aged thirty-twoyears. He fell victim to that terrible destroyer which cuts off s0 many of the brightest and the best of our countrymen— consumption. His mother, an eminent vocalist and ae died of the same disease, and ithad been gradually aes ae Burke for ten years previous to his death. ‘ta the death of Charles Burke, the American stage has Jost one of its brightest ornaments; his family, » much loved splative; and his friends will lament the loss of a generous; warm hearted, high minded gentleman. He ‘was born in the city of Philadelphia on the 27th March, 1822. ‘His mother died in 1830, leaving him to the care of hia stepfather, Mr. Joseph Jefferson, the actor, artist ‘and manager. Thus Mr. Burke was brought up in the society of the most prominent theatrical families in the United States—the Jeffersons and the Warrens. Mr. Burke “began at the beginning,” and when only three years of age he represented Cora’s child (Pizarro) on the stage of the Chesnut street theatre, Philadelphia He afterwards played at the old National theatre in this * elty, and at the Bowery, At an carly age he visited th Southern and Western cities, and made a good profes aianal stand, at ones. Returning to his native city, he ‘wan immediately engaged by Mr. Burton forthe Arch street thegtre. He made his first “hit” in a burlesque of ‘Gizelle,” we think. At this time, in the. same theatre were the three best comedians in the United States—Mr. Burten, Mr. Burke and Mr. Jos. Jefferson, Jr. ‘Mr. Burke’s style was not so rich and unctuous as that @ Mr. Burton; he had not the physical power to go through the amount of labor which that great arti«t performe; he had not the age and the stage experience of his manager, but he was still favorably compared | with him. Mr. Burke’s style was eminently quiet and artistic. He made his impressions upon his audiences as some artists paint pictures—by a succession of beautiful | Uttle touches, forming a grand and harmonious whule. He was not an actor of points—he wid not play one scene beautifully and another badly; but ke acted the whole part well, In this respect, and im that of originality of conception, the bost critics thought him unexcelled, and, with the exception of Berton, unapproached. He played all the legitimate low comedy parts—Frenchmen, Yankees, (the most natural ‘we have seen,) and what are called eccentric parte. He ‘wes a clever J ah & good singer, could execute a clever p= ry has written many pleasant ballads and rte career he came to New York, “Bier ta pret Nie eg mye hanfrau when that the Chatham — Many of our Steve wilh remember him at that and also at Burton’s theatre, where he played set ooanpormant to commence the season of 5051. \Bince that time, as Le ee would allow, he has played’ star engagements in various anerard ‘tewns throughout the United States. He was, fora time, manager of the Chesnut street tl tts feat in New York was in August of 1863, when he the Bowery theatre di two Bio then went $0 Baltimore te manoger of a, home to die. He arrived in New York about six weeks since, and died as above recorded. Yesterday his re- mains were conveyed toThiladelphia, Heleaves a widow, but OT gil 4 Nothin, to be added to this rather imperfect rketch of Mr. Burke, but a few words in relation to his private character. Noman couli have been more sine cerely loved by his professional brethren and his private friends. Profersional jealousy did not find a place in | any part of bis anatomy; he was warm im judicious praise of the efforts of his ‘brother actors; slow to con- | demn, and never without sound'cause. As an actor, he had reached the topmost round of the ladder. In all the relations of private life he was without fear and without reproach. The memory of such men can never die. Mortalitale relicta vivit immortalitate indulus. Police 1 Intelligence. Eztensive Larceny.—On Friday evening last a gentle- .man named Captain John James, at present stopping at the Irving House, was accosted by a handsome nymph of the pave named Ada Byron, who, taking his arm, walked with him along the street, and engaging him in conversation, managed to introcuce her hand into his pocket and abstract » pocketbook containing five twenty dollar gold pieces, two five dollar pieces, and two two dollar and fifty cent pieces, also acheck for $3,000, drawn in his favor by Page, Bacon & Co. of St. Louis, also a receipt for a horse that he had bought. The duped individual made application the next day at the Chief's office for an officer to find, if possible, the woman that had so_adroitly picked his pocket. Officer Joseph Keefe, one of the detectives, was sletailed for the purpose of ferreting out the girl. And, without much clue, that officer succeeded, after a great deal of inquiry and watching, together with not» little in srly. in ar- resting the woman at @ house of jll-fame No. 92 Church street. Upon taking her to the Chief's officeand search- ing her, the receipt for the horse, bought by Mr. James, was found in her possession; but none of the money w recovered. She was then taken before the Mayor, whe: upon themect seary affidavits, she was fully committed jor tri The held Hat for the Present Fal) amd the ensuing winter, sold at $3 50, is admitted to be su jor in all respects to any hat sold in Broadway for $4 Be and judge Yourself at HY Nassau street. a HDI Daguerreotypes, Large Size, for 5t genteeolored, and in nice ease, twice the size ever taken for @oonts, and equal in in quality ahi size to any that aro made ’ way, Sepolitan Hotel. claseovkaphaaieien as Pianofortes and Mclodcons.—Terms graduat- od to the tim made to accommodat if buyers, An assortment of celeb pianos and melodeons tor sale or to rent, at a lesa irice than can be had elsowhere. A larze variety of tho the market. | Prices ¥: to $175. Beautitul & short time, will be sold ab made from factory prices for cas monthly payments taken. Cash pa secondhand pianos in bapgatns A large discount ome purchasers, 214 for secondhand plinos, ATERS, 833 Broadway, A Great eae ‘Second Hand Grand Bane, Price $700, will be sold at the extremely low price of HORACE WATERS, Broadway. Have you seen Bobt—[f not, call on your bookeeller and inquire fir Bob, ‘The Newsboy.” He is good looking, and the story of his life is selling with amazing rapidity. See advertisem: @lothing.—Scasonable Clothing of the latest style and best quality, and sold at prices ate eushane times, , COULSON & CO., 111 Fulton ean be obtain street and 50 rey Pel ‘Winter, 1854.—6,000 Overcoats, Talmas, Pa- letots, and surtouts; bs business coats, frocks, sacks, and dress coats; 8,000 pants of French, En; nglish and American Pemee vx 000 weet Bs silk, i veeren ush, cassimel ‘toc! Avery lar je and ralahing goods, vi with about 6000 g parmen overcoats, Pants, tekets, most extensive an: f winter clothing a1 " ke pes oods, for men rand boys wear, ever got up in this city. Wili'be sold, duting the Tamaindes Of the season, at Suszing oat petoos, a5 posh of ocr system isto bold no goods over their season. D. DEVLIN & CO., ‘and 260 Broadway, corner Warren street. Prepare for Cold ‘Weather —Foshionatile Mathing Lave Fee and elegant assortment.—ALFRED MUN- BORA a Ne. i B dway, Oya offering ‘& most su- of we pest series reidypiveas sizes, for men and boys. “Stand not upon the order of your in ‘but go J ‘enee 17 to SMITH BROTHERS, 122 Pelton rte where select from the best stock of fall olothing in the city, the most fashionable styles, a0 prices marvellously jow. rier and Fashtonable Clothing ai price. 3? Satine qarmouse, city banks'taken at par; lowis County ‘Bank, w cents; Washtenaw, ce conta, ¥ General Lafayette being Pr nt at o Ball in Baltimore during the Revolutionary war; informed tha le dies that his coldiers had no shirts. They took the hint, and forthwith furnished the required garments. GRE: No. 1 Astor Mouse, in these thincs of peace, ruprlies grasa: men of all profession: calli ith the most elegautly ftting sbirts to be obtained in thts oot country. French Cloaks.—Just recelved, Onc Case of rich Paris cloaks, ae mplen, which will be exhibited on Fond great bargains. A. iH ADBEATER, ue Deedway: corner Leonari st. Popular Trade.—The Subscriber will offer on Monday, 100 pieces of Lupin’s fine Frouch merinos, nt Se yard, worth 12s.; fine delaines, at 1s.; Indies’ best kil + loves 4t.; gents’ do., bhons, from 1s, to 4a,; and bian- ets, Plaid cashmeres, flannels, shectings, shirtin<s, linene, damasks, towellings, mourning coats, Ac. lower than acy other citablishment in the cit iy. E. il. LEADBEATER, 247 Broadway, corter of Leonard street. Silks Cheaper then ever—We will offer our customers, on Mondey, Noveraber 18, throo riped and plaid sil 58. per yard; one do., JO. nd one rier 1s. ; three cases of d 8s, Also, clegaut brocade an $3." Also, white, ‘pink, bine, cora, cherry colors, for evening dreeves.” Thess goods have all been purchased furcash, at great secrifice to tho manufacturers, End will he xold at folly 30 per cout under thelr value, E. Ul. LEADBEATER, BEATER, 47 Lroadway, corner Leonard st. S Indta Rubber Glo Gloves and Mittens, for use in cold weather. Also ladies’ lined gloves, and bleaching gloves and mits, a certain cure for rough or chapped han For sale at all rubber stores, and to the trade only at No. 45 Jobn street, up etairs. Toys! Toys! and Fancy Goods Cheaper than ever—at the old et ‘lishment, 33 Division street. Having just imported @ large aod fresh assortment of the above Cag articles; I now ‘offer them lower than any other importing house in the city; also, having been so highly pa tronieed by my friends and customers, I wi fd respeetrally solieit a farther continusyce of their Patronaze, . J. JONES, 88 Division street, Singing Bixds by the Thousands.—Charies REICHE & BROTHER have just imported «ight thousand Eeropran singing birds, of diferent kinds, whieh they now offer tor sele, at wholesale and retail, at thelr store, 16 North William street, near Chatham. To Cap! italists and Manwfacturers.—The gebseriber Tere for rale his business of manufacturing porte- frames, with all the necessary apparatus for silver ie plating, tools, machinery, &c., anit with or without the buildings in which the business is now carried on. The being derirous of retiring from active business, ist the sole rearon of his offering forsale, For furgher par- ticulars, apply to THOMAS MORTON, 212 Pearl street. Have you seen the Washington, C: Palree, tt cht apy tables of MR. DASsFORD'S celebrated May at the corner of Fulton mai Fineappl . Tables and trimmings for ie. Hajr Dyc and ‘Wigh.—Batchelor’s Hair Dye sesate yA asa alas, Wie sa ae mentel Hair Factory, 288 Brondway. BrorWie, A brilliant ‘complexion is the nae glory of that “ Precious porcelain of human clay, a beantiful woman Ithonzh every lad: it, yt all, ty using Phalor’s papbian lotfon, may keep the {ned and hands free from freckles, tan and pimplex, and impart emoothners to the skin of the neck and arms. ed and sold by E. PHALON, 517 preeee Nicholas 1 lotel, and 197 Broadway, corner of Dey strect. For sale by all respeo- table drugeiats, perfamers pea taney deslers. This Weather produces Cor hoarseness, | Cure fe yonreell by using 1 ows’ $ volebratod ecngh eandy, will find great reliet ly ite roses Tor exke overywhore, and at the principal depot, 1t6 Chatham street, Ms wok possess Colds, and Married On Sunday evening, November 5, by the Rev. Joseph Banvard, pastor of Cannon street Church, MArovs B. Frevre, Jr., to Miss Mary E. Mrius, both of this city. ‘On Monéay evening, November 6, by the Rev. Edwin F. Hatfield, at his residence, 202’ Henry street, Mr. ‘Tuomas BLACK to Miss Euvira Consox, all of this city. Died. On Saturday, November 11, lost overboard from pilot boat Washington, No. 4, ten miles E.S.E. from Sandy bine! Jon KELLY. Every effort was made to save him, ut fai On Tuesday, November 7, Crarces W. Avery, son of Thos. C. and Letitia Avery, ‘aged 17 years, 4 months and faye. His remains were taken to Buttermilk Falls, Orange orgnty, a re i lay, November 10, il Mi pit y ao yeare, T : after a short illness, Micuart Tis frieuds and relatives are’ invited to attend his fu- t two o'clock this afternoon, from his late resi- 16 Sixth street. den On faturday, November 11, of apoplexy, Davin Horr- Ax, Esq., formerly one of tle leading members of the Baltimore’ bar. ten remains will be taken to Baltimore for inter- ment. On Faturday, November = Carmenine Exazanern, only caughter of Owen and Mary Rooney, aged 1 year and 6 months. ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend the fu- neral, at two o'clock this afternoon, from 95 Mulberry street. On Friday, November 10, suddenly, Gronan M. Surm, in the 26th year of his age. ‘The fricnds and relatives of the family are respectfully invited toattend his funeral, at two o'clock this after noon, from bis late residence, No. u4 Forsyth atrect. His remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for inter- ‘Katurday, November @, after short and severe mmamesturer, Ganvnx, infant son of Rielmrd. aud and TTR’ relotiven and friends of the family pre respectfully A. @ two o’elock this Semen, from her late residence, 110 Hudson avenue, Brooklyn New London pagers please co Cn Saturday, November 11, wy J. Bryant, aged 27 ears. 4 ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also those of his brothers, Samuel, Martin L. and Jobn Bryant, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from his ‘late residence, 162 Columbia street, at one o’clock to-morrow afterncon, without further invitation. His remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment. On Friday afternoon, November 10, at his residence, 1€6 Hudson street, of consumption, Whuax E. Wricar, son of Major James and Charity '. Wright, formerly of fandy Hill, N. Y., and of the late firm of Denton & Wright, aged 21 years and 6 months. His funeral will take place at two o'clock this after- noon, precisely, from the residence of his father, 195 Hudson street, corner of Desbrosses street. Friends and acquaintances are requested to attend, without further invitation, On Saturday morning, November 11, ANDREW, son of Henry and Jane Fangmeir, aged 1 year and 29 days. ‘the relatives and friends of the family, also the mem- bers of Solon Lodge No. 439, I. 0. of O. F., :are respect- fully invited to attend his funeral, from the residence of his parents, 127 Twenty-fourth street, at one o’clock this afternoon. His remains will be taken to New York Bay Cemetery for interment. On £aturday, November 11, after a short and severe ilness, Carmmnine Retry, daughter of James and Cathe- rine Reilly, aged 3 years, 7 months and 2 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend her funeral, at one o’clock this aiternoon, from the residence of her parents, 215 West Twenty-first street. Dearest daughter, thou hast left us, And ty loxs we deeply feel; But ’tis God that has bereft us, He can all our sorrows heal. Poston and Providence papera please copy. In Brook on Saturday, November 11, CaTnentne, wife of John Stothoff, aged'20 years, 8 months and 12 days, Her funeral will take place, from 159 Nassau strect, at two o'clock this afternoon. Her friends and acquaint- ances are respectfully invited to attend, without any further notice. in Brooklyn, on Friday afternoon, November 10, after a revere iliness, Mrs. Lowi Katrk, Her relatives and friends, also thore of her son, Walter Katte, and of her brother, Thos, James, are reepectfully invited'to attend her funeral, from St. Luke's Church, Clinton avenue, near Fultoa avenue, at three o'clock on Monday afternoon. At Guinesville, Alabama, on Friday, October 26, Miss M. E. Page Neison, aged 27 years, daughter of the late Peter C. aud Sarah’ C, Nelson, of Lynchburg, Va. She ‘ax noted for her early and consistent piety, and high erary attainments; had written considerable poetry, &e., and was not unknown in her native placo ass poetess of considerable merit. N_ INERITANC of Thomas Ellis, w posed to have lived in the United States befor ‘or particulars apply to Mr. PAUL A. BREZ, 29 Cortlandt street, New ‘or tor Mr. T. PECHET, 266 Villoureuse, Genova, Switscrland, FORMATION WANTED—OF EL IZABETH “wit! 11 ell, by ber rom George H. Mitchell, and tidings of her will Le ti ceived. Direct to George H. Mitchell, Nevada o0., California. Kelro, Seo: ante wishes to find his ra brothers and Peter) Call at 290 Thirty-third sett, betweon’ and Tenth avenues. OHN THOMSON. HE PERSON ‘T TO 37 WEST THIRTY. first street, with tl ® wagon on the Sth inst number, ntleman who was thrown out of js requested to call at the above RELIGI Rov 1. STONE, OF BOSTON, WILL DELIVER THE fiith discourse before the Young Men’s Association of tae South Dutch Church, Fifth avenue, corner Twenty-first street, on next Sabbath evening, 12th instant, at 734 0 *ioek. SPECIAL NOTICES. UROPEAN COMMISSIONS.—A LAWYER AND PA. tent Solieitgr, alout to visit Europe, will take charge of a limited amougt of business, Call till 14th on 8. D. L. 62 John street. OTICE.—JACOB A. WESTERVELT HAS THIS DAY pen pee assimnment tous for the benefit of his creditors. Aone indebted to him are requested to make Piceat 0 us, and all persons having claims against him will please cond vine statement without delay. B. ALEXANDER S Lawitexce.§ Assignees, November 3, 1 11 South William etreet. J OTICE.—ALL PERSONS HAVING LUGGAGE AT the Travelicr's Home, 139 Cedar street, are hereby no- Ubed that unless they call and take ¢! mn o7 otore the Let of December next, the said luggage will'be sold at public auction, to pay abWwitk WARD PERRY, Prop TPIURTY-THIRD ANNIVERSARY OF THE HEBREW Benevolent Society, eetablished in 1822, New Youx, Oct. 31, 1854. Srn:—The undersigned, President and Directors of the hie- rew Benevolent Society, have the pleasure to inform you they iatend to celebrate the Thitt ‘third Anniversary y & public dinner, on Yorclock » at t n which oceasion the honor of. licited. will members and patrons of this institution, ‘o be informed that th hough thelr muniteenece and berality, a w indigent, during the pa Fe consideration that the fae cal length and severity, and that the population is con. Unually inerearing. ‘The undersigned earnestly hope that they will again be put in possession of tho moans to benefit theg fellow creatures im the hours of want and distress, annot close their eyes to the conviction that, owinj present troubles and tribulations in Europe, they an cr. ate Leavicr demands upon their funds than ever were made fore. ‘They therefore earnestly appeal to the benevolence every philanthropist to assist them in their holy undertak- . In order to carry ont the necessary arrangements for banquet, you will please inform either of the undersigned as to your ng (ii . J, KING, Vice Preside iN LEVY, Treasure Je Directors—. 9 Cedar street 0 Canal. street: Edward Mawson, 4434 Maiden Inne; Pincus King, 130 Willi Menry | Goldsmith, ‘Secretary, (0 Fulton strcet. ‘wrk, 42 Maiden Tdnes Geotse s m street; "NDAY EVENING LITERARY AND MUSICAL EN- tertainmenta—The committee bog to announce that the fivet of these popular lectures will commence on Sunday evening, Nov, 12, at Brooke's Academ: Broome street, it 744 w'elock. — Sutject— Genius of Burns’ introducing gsclections from b J. 1. Brown. | Fo mitting Indies, defvay expenses 123g cents will be cba “THE MILITARY. MEP GUARD, ATTENTION.—THE MEMBERS AND all those who intend parading with the above named company on their third annual ey exeursion, will please oa wwf a ost en (st re i a ast oy eid o'clock, at Capt. Kerriga bite street. Pl: Kerrigan, figs LYNCH, Commandant. O. P'xsoa, Orderly Sergeant. OBERTSON GUARDS, ATTENTION !— THE ae Lore of the above company are reque: 0 meet at the “Bugle,” 220 Grand street, on ‘Sundey, ee 3 o clock, Tow lection of Lieutenants, and the tran: ef other, busin 3 $3 ee an ee their annual parad Wednesday, Nov. y order of if THOS. RYDER, Commander, C, Feanine, Secretary —Members are Ties $o moot at the above place on o’ clock, for drill. by order OKO McKAY, Orderiy ‘Serg’t. MEMBERS AND FRIENDS OF THE JONN Dan. re requested to attend @ meeting at hoad- port af the Commitee of man bald “py i tof tl agement I ar a report of the Coi of management. By opaee D. Lown! £, Lieut. W. E. Banwes, Secretary. Serrrsiaey IGHTMAN GUARDS.—THE MEMBERS OF THIS company, and all those desirous of Joining, aro re nested to abfend ® mecting at J. th’s, No. 1 mock otieet, sa Monday evering, iso ov Wednéeday morning, at 734 O'eluek, for of drese—black coat, pants N. tincance iv particularly requested. Byrds . Winsor, See. COBB, Captain, POLITICAL. “cARD SEVENTEENTH WARD.—H ald and other ar the Fits ‘th poe copeeimens for tl t h t q snard Gal sy is Coutell district, 1 wo the case, no ehoter RSON WHO HAS IN- wedings connected cause of justice by oom LECTION PRAUDS. formation of any fraud With the reeen| \T OTICE.— EVERY MAN WHO VOTED FOR THE PEO- or, 18 Fe- on Mon- tance will ho willbe addressed. by promincat ‘nite mee ew York and the neighboring cities. REWAR: LOST, IN pine OUT OF AN Eighth nue ear, on Friday afternoon, an old gu J I attached bi nak ribbon ‘The hove to th 10 wate! ly to Ri TL er of Fitty: Hiebth avenue, or at 188 Uroadway. Fy REWARD.—LOST, ON WEDNESDAY, ™8 orm $5 sees gmail wh te Raglick terrier bitch, cropped on end tail tipped jac! Poa 9 the name o! Wi cever Slit return seid’ titeh to 17 South strect will i Thaveveword and the thanks of the owner: Mads tho? collar with no name on. first treet Te eter ety cnmelltd oth Top, and the Huing is t he Pate chica alotky Whoever bil retita the property ot ive information where it ean be found, will ba erally re esa oe enero SEAT THIAS CLIN TICK, Nw Nod Wiliam street, Newark, GADWAY, OPPOSITE rly ¢ most desirable location Sys niga re for families Sigaer a6 aa ARC Y eriddles jence in the griddies connuste in their requiring but WILLIAM FLETCHER HAS JUST ARRIVED hip W oodeosk, se Mids, incisal i le, 0 fe a handsome pointer ry Pn carrier pigeons, ‘to SOUN SLADES, 100 Peart street Concord street, Brooklyn. - Challe Fletcher will mateh his Siu Tiney to kill ity rats againetany English terrier--do crsiut—seven pounds weight (in America), for $50 to sid Apply as above. PEs CHINA AND CUT GLASS AT UNPRECE- prices, at 813 Broadway, above Eleventh for about one month, positively, for each only ‘white French dining plates, 12*, di dos. Wui Hresed cups and saucers, ie doz." t va jeces. A. articles of French china, equally chea 40 hh Ridgway’s and M tou's patent iron stone china, .% about half the usual price; WO dct. Ist and 2d size dining fates, 8, dos; 875 dos. break: 6s. doz.; 1,000 doz. cups ‘and saucers, at y lew pelos if as. Ose icces. Fine white . (for ten pieces.) ‘This superior waro is a fine as Freuch china, and one hundred times mers ai ble. AS FIPTURES!! GAS FI@TURES I! OF SPLENDID detign and finish, and twent Ate cent cheaper than lesale and ret at se manufactor; JOFFET, 119 and 12i oe street, third f Broadway, ALLOCK’S CELEBRATED COUGH CANDY. candy has been manufactured by the subscriber in dent form about six years, and a hundred certificates of $acz im the gure of cough, colds, ore throats, bronchitis, af- fections of the lungs, dc. can be procured to satisfy all who it may be fearful of imposition is an clegant confection, phaant to the taste, and is perior to Any of tho useless ostrums of the d pened ‘upon the Broadway, com- 88 Chatham . Thorn, rect, Ni a ; Budd & Trivet Atlantic street, South Brook]; principal depot, 62 Vandam sire a a a EECHES.—20,000 SWEDISH Aen YL aatres me oA mer Arabia , SRENAN LEECH BAJOU & CO. HAVE JUST lumery and hairdressing saloon at No. 816 Brondway, opposite 8 homas’ Church, Wigs always on hand, or made to orde . panish spoken in the establishment, eum "reneh and 8 ESSRS. VICTO! opened their IANOFORTE LEATHE NSISTING OF MUSKE- toes, very large and fine Western, colored and smaller pking, adapted t arposes for whieh buckskin is used, st 71 Wil treet, ‘up ATENT POCKET UNBRELLA. for the United hg and British N ALove beautifal and perfect article, ard France, &c., is to be dispored of cmall capital, and travellin great advantages. Address <THE PATENT RIGHT orth America to the stented in Ei ne ‘0 ae one havin; through tates, it of fre , Patentee, Ierald othoe. HOW CASES.—HOFFMAN & FERSCI, SHOW CASB ‘wareroom, 57 Bowery, near Walker strect.—Cases made - every style, silver plated, bi \d satin wot hegany, &¢, N. B.—Old eases taken in exchai are promptiy executed. HOW. CASES.—SCIMITT & ric ze A Baypharty Willi Cineini Vas strcot, near Chatham, and 7 We: ‘Obio,” manufacturers of show cas ‘ood,’ mahogany, black ortment constantly on hand, Orders prema Old show cases exchanged, rood cuted, OYS! TOYS! ayreet. The wi Tupean manufactori above goods, which Prices to compete with en: ‘ork. Country dealers wil & find in tage to cae Five percent allowed for cash. Remember the old d (established in 1828). CHR. GOETZ, (late Hass’ Gacte 18 Division street, near Chatham square. WILDER'S PATENT SALAMANDER SAFES, WARE- house 1¢4 Peuri etreet, N. Y.—The public are rospoet- fully informed that Silas C. Herring, having re-assigned to the Fubreriber all bis right to make ond sell bis “world. re- ah FANCY GOODS—18 DIVISION ortiny their advan' nowned”’ fire proot Safe, the subscriber will continue the manufacture and sale of the same. The thousands of cei ‘ifleates from merchants, that have been giv “Salamander,” renders it wi gely, words in its favor, DER’S Patent Salam Lie androld in the United States, and in almost every Jarze fire that has en anhfece duris st ton years, the theee Safes have been subjected to the sovercst testy, and hot one of the ‘gcnning Salamanders” hag, ever been de- Mroycd, B.C. WILDER, Fatentes and Manutactarer. we REPENTS ‘Twenty-five cents, Paid for Lyon's Powder t It poirous not, Yet "sends to pot,”” And leaves to rot, Each insect thing ‘That wears a sting, However greut the crowd are. r LYON'S Magnetic Powder and Pills, for the n of insects and vermin, 424 Broadway, and No. 6 hth street, Philadelphia. DRY GOODS, &C. 1.000 BS 3 ROBES WILL BE OFFERED ON Lroeader, Po “for aay, umbie » Nov. 13, Senin 75 satin plaid an iieedeons ‘The aleve will be found really reaing, cxeelling any of the cheap slike already ofered by the sub: ecribere. A T. STEWART & CO., Broadway. 6 55) BROADWAY, STUYVESAN’ Town Glove t, and Furnishing np cies Deve 1s’ SEACHED lavite special st tention to the merits of their shirts made to order, artistic fit- ting and superior workmanship. Just roceived new importa- tion of Freneh bosoms, some in splendid Paris embroidery. Bus MOIRE ANTIQUE, BY THE YARD.—UBS. DELL, PEIRSON & LAKE will offer, on Monday, the ome case of the ab for ladies’ dresses and , atarcduced price. Also several cases of new di at 471 Broadwa; jen Grand and Broo: Raccpig Sted ur en's Fashionable (CORSETS, CORSETS. CORSETS.—MRS. GAYNOR 118 men soidy for inspection the mast cempsate paleet of French in this elty, “Mz. Gaynor bel ropean manufactrrers, an quantities for wholes: yy receiving) large de, enablesher, to supply her tail test, most im- “inte thet Wecose ueually GOODS FROM AUCTION—A' yey AT DI vote, 92 EgRGE pie 348 Kighth avenue. iankets, $2.50, and $6 per Welsh fignnels, 28. 6d., 36, a1 gry ard. Demectie do., lea Ia, Gd., 26. and 2 6d. Red, plain and ‘twilled~ali wool upwards, Clothe, cassimeres, satinets and vesting, at bargains. r yard. ianels, froin 24, and Ladies’ clothe, all shades, less than Op ers’ pric Yard wide rilk velvets, all color Lroehe Jong shawls, ‘all wool, as low er a 10-—wozth $16, Heavy wool and long and square shawls, at auction prices. Honda paramattas, allcolors, .1s., 1 i. Bs, 28. 6, ond ing French merinf®, 66., 7s. and 88.; and ie Dela Inst year, 82., 108., ao if yard—a great Presto govt goods of all iiaie arte out at de- Li nd cided bargain JREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF DRY GOODS—AT the Commercial House, 147, Spring street, J. Hf. SETT, proprictor. Will ¢ onday ‘an’ immense tock of allewool plaids, new. rods st 54.5 English merino, bx4 wide, 1s. Od.i ack alnpoce, ‘high lustre, 18.; Lupin’ Henequin’s ‘bes! French 1m brooke for $16 75; Indien? "eloih 1 colors, nget heat black silk velvety, yard wide, $7 flannels, bite acl say and casi legart good colors, imack print ehirtin, ing muslin, Od. Gd. Ale tock low priecs, cere der HOUSE, 147 Sprfug Btrcet. FAVY LOTS OF DESIRABLE GOODS FROM AT’. tion.. TRACY, RWIN & CO., Nos. way, block lots’ of sil mere at the pele obte nt ya eall and took Detore ‘buying. cae RS. hgh ct ft Parganas batt INFORMS THR ladies that Prereee ve Peder 5 ordors for ‘all kinds of rose and soft ed l- Say aud 1S Ninth strect, ocrner of Brosdiva Mz: ANTIQUES.—JUST RECEIVED BY STEAMER Arabia, a case of new and boautifal colors. made to A. T, STEWART a CO, EDUCATION. wHo Lae (DEVOTED, HER duecation rut of ebildren Buys order for t Obi OF HOUR.—THE STEAMBOAT KEYPORT Will leave New York, foot of Murray streot, at half past two o'clock P. M., and Keyport at eight o'clock A. M. ARLEM RAILROAD—INLAND Lape gf AN atter Wed Nov. 8. (Sundays, excepted ing at ‘Alvany Oy fn Pei at ath chee eet ara Ff Bi mh i Pasa, ping at all statio Troy at 4 P. bam Four Corners, ake, Mill Jeeving Croton Balls ot $% TA all stations between Cro York at 9:50 A. M; eenengere by sty tndge anu 245 in New York at the ya vaiath street station, only jane te¥4 Ay leave for Crot ill Ieave Croton Balle 7. rer tee meat al) wi oon by the Sunday trains will albing “received Sally, Fy aie Superintendent i= fronit West GOOD PASTRY COOK AND CONFECTIONER AS AS \ rom xu. obtain a place in's res} arygcods busimoss for the the American trade. Bro Os WAN, must be m er st RY GOODS SALESMEN. First avenue, first floor. washin, OUSEKEEPER.—AN AMERICAN LADY IS pEstn: ive ‘Address-or apply at No. 287 West HOP WALKER. yf Aled A Scteemae rs ae NE HOMME DE LA SUISSE FRANCAISE, cherche de Voccuparion comme sculpteur en bois sa pai ANTED—A SITUATION, BYA STEADY, RESPECT- pe ork, or make herself otherwise useful. deged. I Please inquire at $2 Greene street, ‘ASHING AND IRONING DONE TO SATISFAC between ANTED—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG OR MIDDLE- atten da baker Baker, box ai Heraia offi who ‘aire. of fine thine: bas the best of city reference. 91 East ITUATION wai TE: e708 bermaid, or to do wi oman, as ie. "Phe best of city reference given. Please « roadway, Yranted, Apply at 830 Brondway, corner of Thirtecuth the French, English, iness pre- + Salary not re uired, and refe by addressing az, Broadway Post office. and tidy in ber work, with best city refer- from her last place; to sa uble, none need apply cannot answer the above. FIVE GOOD HANDS Call on Monday, before 9 o'clock. GEORGE KEYES, 43 Eighth avenue INTLEMEN AND LADIES’ WASHING WANTED ‘table woman who understands the nt square and . K., for families? wanted, Sixteenth street, between Stu) Enquire for ee ment as matron or bousekceper. monials for capacity and respectability. ‘wenty-first street. undoubted DMAN, 49 Wi rement arrivé d New York et bien recommandé, ni est ou ‘tien dang ‘uno autre vocation honorable qui it ini btre oferte diet & quelques jours. S'adresser a nie, No. 87 Roso street, dana Is matinée, des tie, ‘able woman, to mind children; would assist with cham- Has lived eight an beseen until en- in'ber present place, where tion, by Mrs. GILLON, 10 Amity lane, Wooster street, Bleecker and Amity streets. ‘aged Woman, who Addres: ‘some knowledge of business, to in handyriting of applicant, ANTED—AN ABLE AND EXPERIENCED AMERI- Dut a care of an invali 'ANTED—BY A RES! tion doors WANTEDA PROTESTANT GIRL, AS “CHAMBER. understands plain sawing apd ona come well recommended ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION AS cupation; i good echolar, penman, account has n city references dintely attende perconally, ‘ANTED—BY A SMART, ACTIVE, RESPECTABLE ‘young man, @ situation as clerk or porter in a store; is willing to make himself Address M. references. can or English woman, as nurse and seamstress. None person, ‘and one who is capable of taking need apply, at 90 East Sixteenth street. im educates A SITUA. 1s ehambermaid and waiter, or as chambermaid nd ironing. The best of city refe- call Seventh avenue, » fow eet, for two days, above Twenty-tl maid and nurse ina small private’ family. Ono who ast Nineteenth street, between Second clerk, or to learn a respectable’ business, trade oF oe; » o., bw © oljection to any respectable ‘business. ‘The best of iven. Address by note, which will be imme- to, to J. L. R., 7344 Hester street, or apply serie useful. Can give good elty Horald 10N Oe aan Nov. JN Five Smith, toenddie. J. ard Lady Bevins, to 200 po weatl fret NION COURSE, L. nd t Tio Willtamehurg ferries for the course eve 14, AT 2% for $2,000, half forfeit, ‘mile heats, ©. Smith names sorrel trotting pony, Obe Remsen names pacing touia Yost wagon, N. B,—Should the her prove uifavorable, this maveh mal come off on the fair day, as it was made fair day an SHAW £ WHITE, Proprietors. 1 STROTTING.—ON WEDNES- ast two o'eloe toh for $1,000, . Whelan n: ‘Soi match at half. in 5, Nov, he on a goo halt ‘hour. SHAW & WuHitl » Vroprictors. $7 lara, thoes a margin of that is to say, $700,000, at the current rates of interest $60 000 ness notes, Cit real BRI rotapely exsennes 387 G: promntly ite floor. N. B. WOOLLEY, $20. 000. and the Vg eres in unineumbered real change, Herat othoo. 2 $10.000 * loan months. Address E. OyaRY BANK. ‘—THE Fi Lf Tour per eon fer books w: ISTED & C ier troker, ie $10,000. FINANCIAL. 00.000 to invest in ‘tock, that will pi annum fortwo “Herdid often, a Fn otliing need be on 6 furnishing the capital. " F cent on the present price of the stocl 70 xo Sa DIAMONDS, WATCHES, jewelr tock, estate bought and sold ni exchanged ., Brokers,'36 John stree Nassau. To LOAN ON ON pt WATOE ye $20,000 Ft", 4 ae ‘corner of Bowery, "Agent. WANTED IN CASH, OR PART CASH, kind of saleablo merehai i ° handise, for manatae’ at pays e a tae Pees ‘and’ meets ready sales given. Address Ex- OOO GIB SUBSCRIBERS WILL PURCHASE frat clane bonds and mortenges, oF will lan Amount on a amount oe" ood improved elt DOROTT, Ne Ne vi 1 Hanover street. 0.00 TO LOAN AT SEVEN PER CENT, ON the capital fark of, ad solvent banking or nce company. located injNew bee > Ray ed one nee ‘con er THE, SUBSCRIBER, HAVING | THE Above amount of cash, would Is'on good secutity, in whole or, pach, for, two or ferme i Dut the seourity must_be undoubted, THOMISON, Herald office, for three days.” DENT AND DIREC. Bank b declared ® dividend of pergbie on and after the 10th inst. The trans- ‘closed until the 9th inst., inclusive, |. G. BRADFORD, Cashier. re of the Bowery New York, Nov. 1, 1854. ASH ADV. ge AND LOANED ociee diamon 7001 ANY AMOUNT oa, watches, jéwelry, nautical o a personal struments, valuable ‘sonorally, ht for the high taal price. ‘OOD, “Broker ‘and issien. Mt rghant, alten street, peoond floor, front from'8 Ar to bag Ss aa mye ap AMOUNT— mesons yOooD, vboker and commis: second floor, front room, from 8 A. M. t ‘ON: Lo] i | Me of Ladies resi CONLEY, No. 128 Nassau street, plate, valuable and or hag joos. KR. m merbant @ 2 Falton streot, Yo iene TO LOAN ON WINES AND Ayako 3 IN Se vida, , Houjahold a ire! bated. soded’ at thelr ope to CASEY & Freud Apply opposite the Nassau Bank HENIX bg AND rnin the. neki com. this saePtny oe ro mae pace. By order of the bg ieee vee L FOpND—ON THE 10TH INS’ Sen aren ener tsean. pany, of the Line of V! eres, ot tend « special to atte: November, at oe oclock P. is at board JOHNSON, Secretary. LOST AND FOUND. LOS, IN, BROADWAY, ‘Twolfth streets, on Friday arwill be auitatly rowasded by leeving \¢ 289 Broadway, room 14. , A PURSE, CONTAIN. whioh the owner can receive calling on T. E. Issacks, No. 3) EDWARD M. ty F her by provin rty and paying @ XS So South street. Pe sat '5 Prince street lew 0 A 1,658) for 20 shares eters ich i Wertite Male auiees UND—A YAWL BOAT. THE OWNER CAN HAV” 8. 8. GOODWIN. ie BUS, A PACKAGE OF ACCOUNTS, ed Samuel G. Ogden, No. be suitably rewarded by ; EFT—IN AN OM with @ yellow envelo} ing them at ST OR et ype ee a 2 BOOK, CONTAINING & note (not endorsed) joate (No, i $20, whieh the tadee Alig the book amd papers (o 66 Front sk ther papers, retaiay om oon LOstais BROADWAY OR TENTH STRERT, ON THE 4 net sil evening of the tth inst. a diamond arew with silver ind the stone, Five dollars reward will be paid forre- turning it to #1 Front street, second story. oO! make Wheeves will return this 87, IN TWENTIETH STR! in, rwent firat street, on th re informatior ‘obtained, will be Taher rewarded. by an be Br ir: SCHERINER, 171 Elin street, OST.—LAST NIGHT IN A NINTH AVENUE aap ‘d English ard English sovercig L® be paid to the person Py | Lostatwo | SPLENDID RINGS. THE ONE A LARGE 0) LY addressed to M Will receive one dollar rewar fice, I beer [ities year of 28 Washington square, shall’ be them Af offered. Fourteenth street stage, & port monale, containing ating toni shea wenty-sit dol the finder, at the PS, fio Walt streets ST—A ed hed COLORED Pes. yond DAND | W A liberal ing the dog to 30 Dominick steeet, ears resembling ‘80 Hy ty Tesving: tee at ‘07 W jers and pawnbrokers will st NEAR ine JERSEY FERRY.—A PARCEL, ¥. Bavooah, Laverpook. faving If ot the terey of ‘orem hoard ship Queyn of the Werte kt Burling slit? ery THURSDAY EVENING LAST, | at ba r Siath arene dry Dill ar wih ed tape. vat ho will ve r. Pierce's, 45 xa IN FRIDAY, A BLACK yon TANT TERRI ¢ on collar, Whoover will reten her to warded, cel, containing ¢ M.. ee ne ‘ ane hove D, BY A RESPECTABLE oD AN WANTS A SITUATION AS CHANGE Can give good reference. Address R. W. 8., 133 Falten's street. id security ED—COLORED OR WHITE Woman; Apply at 450 Broadway, up "be seek ah sted out of the posagesion of Money can be ‘rote, with 000 can be borrowed on the investment Yo cigars, oF bought for cash. Busi bonds’ and est Sts ney ae EESEMA, meeting on gad it the whole al - bE __) = as wpa ata 5 TC — vid Lewis examined by fa ped t Cautereie es that eS rh STREBY, VARI ITY 01 SEBASTOPOL—PURLISHED 10-MORROW, wuricy of Jumsen Br Weedradle Gor, whe do busigate | pace aPdeucrh it enn Foes mat tions stra We haves lange aes Ce ‘ahaceniy tei i Biss Walze street, and, although theatricals were at a low ebb, he Knmemraee| with soapstone and @. Do zee know whether, on the 6th be of Jaty last, | nearly twenty-Gve hundred dollars for his first six per- ‘up, and pipe par es were stored: by your firm with Gharles A. | formances. it his illness grew worse, and he came Siete wale wholesale and retail. = NEW YORK MUSICAL GAZETTE.—THE FIRST number of this new er eekly, musical jodieal, is la now ready for ation, yy be seen at the vai orca.“ Single ‘copies fora a Bf the periodieaT depots. Some per , by mail; by carriers. Subscriptions tate for any” len 4 cp A spy number. Paul MASON BROTHERS, No. 2 Park Row. ME SWEET CHILD IMOGEN WILL BEDEW A Nation's cyee with tearer a ny jee notice U. 8. Journal. #900. sold tn Bo 9 Days Gre Success? SBOY, EE ae WHAT SAY THE caer’, “ Little Bob, the hero, in the poverty and obse pening career, may Feiaind the roader of Dic ity of his 3 Oliver E BUT A GREATER THAN OLIVER TWiST 18 HERE. Bob is @ living character, bound on his way to immortality with the living creations of Fielding and Scott, and Dickens. oe Coopem, and Rolicking, flasby Jack, half sailor, bal ” stands out in bold relief, with a character all @ sweet child. Imogen, ON'S EVES WITH TEARS, and father, the maguanimous Will awake the strong sympathy of ‘And the simple- heartodness, pious zeal, ‘an food, etraight-backed Pougitan merchant, Pincsren overtiow!s: rpinster, jer. Kindness of bee! 2 the love of every at ‘back’ Minnie. ttn iv. Saymous weiter of the present volume ‘has nce of more than common interest. A plot i of stirring incidents, extracrili ExQu adventure throwing an atmosphere of refined and noble the most ee realities.’’ ‘ow York Evening Post. “We “teat within bounds whon we state it as cur candid at this work will have as great a sal if mot opinion a ABOUEEe AnD Rivets sue arceysie a appeals te the better sympathies of itis «bes cr by women and o! cannet be rood with dey yen Ly saen with boasts o (N, ¥. Evening M good book. [ts moral is Y Rite Feading it, we feel impelled to Pay my pers the penny she carns at tho crossing— honcr every worker, in however bumble ® field, IT DRAERVES THE CIRCULATION it jp hikely to enjoy.! aily Times. fs ‘winning and plezsant, its author ssomin, fand touching detail, rather than foreed am ion, The book Corgan serone i.) ralo o Bape, “The Newsboy is written with great power aed pation, muet be widely popular. It Don Sak uusies of Te LAMPLICNERM, is, from the first page to the last, intensely interesting. estion much whether the author is not known to fame ut if not, this volume will be the making of & name r.) (Phil. Saturday Mail, “*wHO If THE AUTHOR OF ss NEwsnor?’ is the question that meota us at every turn of the street. We must confers we do not know, ‘and yet wo have seldom, ever, read a story which shows such unmistakable signs’ of genius.” (Sunday Times. °Hlaviog once taken it up, one “CANNOT LAY IT ASIDE WITHOUT EFFORT.” (Boston Daily Mail. Sree zot up, with illustrations, and a. DERI. Pe Publisher, C humanity The Newanoy is ele; makes & large 12mo. ot we “ia Nace Foot, Now ‘York. sellers and new: srs. nd for sale by er’ gente sere sent by mail, post paid, = = ere S URNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, THE PARK, AND wert of A suit of very com Curais fortabi: rooms, or singly, wl i be rented in a Tory plessan brave and and Herald ot mexceptionable tenants, by addressing Bermuda, jerald 0: ART OF HOUSE 68 BLEECKER STREET, A FEW doors east of Broadway, to let, conslating of two larze lors and tea room on ;" basement, kitchen, and dors ‘and two attic room ‘sulable for a’emall ly. R ‘modera quire at 31 Bond stroot, To be seen from 81 a M. ti 6 P.M. Sais ‘0 LET {IN STABLE 19 VESTRY STREET, Carriages and wagons taken on storage. HE DESIRABLE STORE 102 NASSAU STREET, corner Ann, to let and fixtures for sale at half izquire as above. ‘OR OR MORE YEARS, FOR ANY tiness, the stare conser of Brenlwa Ce nal street, now vacant. Apply at 144 Chambers strest. LI eae NO, 3% HUDSON gee of same sise, suit- treet, 80 feet deep, w: ty . oF other businoss Feguiring * applyto | PECARE, 163 Hoste FRONT tool —_ Thirteenth LET—THE NEW BROWN STONE. "T° diavy mupiish basement house, No. hg street, centalning ‘all the modern {m tttedin one ef, the most. pleasant ni city. For particulars a in Ae to TRUIIL! nborh ods rahe , FRANCH! & 10 Pe ions) NO. 17 7 AMITY STREET, whee ROAD- two furnished rooms; ene ie th front room, first pted as for a — ‘third ‘door, Sey ® large oe it, the of on t] ‘and eo! medious bedroom. Will be let separately or tonviber, aha moderate rate, to a first clase tenant. mendes =) ANAEEeE PO, LETONE OF THE ROW OF, BASEMENT TWO story and attic brick houses, with adjoining lot of ground gu Seventy: pase . between Thitd and Fourth avenues. an Naniahed: caseasion given nvm the iat of December’, es CALEAGHEN, "corner of Seventy and Third svonue, oF of MoSPEDON & BAKER, % Pine cae CARROLL 8' STREET, SOUTH] BROOKL’ five minutes walk from Eatnan a ny, & three nt $450. rd with the parties “a ld ie Es ould be wi Bfair price, For partioulars address Robert, Werald ole. 10, LET—A HANDSOME FURNISHED PARLOR first floor; suit of handsomely furnished seom: the third floor, 36 Twentieth street, between Broadway and Fourth is sae" 0 LET—A SUIT OF ROOMS, AT 8? EAST SIXTEENTH stzeot, well ealonlated for» family or single gentle. se has all the modern improvements, and the The Tocation is highly desirable, 0 LET~A VERY CORY! with Bverete Houre, covase of Fourth ana's Seventeenth stroet. 10 ,LET-THE FIRST CLASS FOUR-STORY, MOUSE No. 84 Franklin street, near Broad only $1,400, or the lease ‘vill Yo bold low. re ok of the furniture for sale ata bargain, Premises, ‘apply 0 1LET—T0 A, TAY, (WIDOW PREFERRED) THE half of bree story house, in the neighborhood of ‘Iwelith ore Third avenue, ym. s family of two AY the rent in board if desired. Address, for Williams, Broadway Post Offies. TA FURNISHED HOUSE, meg STUYVE- it park, with all the modern meats. Rent low ¢ escaiareare Hall, corner Lafayette place. 0 LET-THE SECOND STORY OF THE DWELLING house No. 190 Felten street, ness St, Paal's Chereki ‘good 0) for a swall desiring « gen nd Souvertont ee down town. Apply on the BOARDING OR TPO LET, OR LEASE—FOR A HOTE lodging oe, the building, No. 699 Broadway, through to, ie Toer street, a snd containing shout svrenty ot, ow ¥: undergoing repairs. TGuken PEARSON, No. io Wall wuree vied L&T AND FURNITURE YOR SALE—OF 4 THRE! rat ai forte ‘& portic ff the cobdition. ‘Address A. B. Ca Hee? 550 —A PARTNER WANTED, WITH THIS CAPT: +, dal, in a pretty and paying business. Addrevs Good, INANCIAL—A PARTNER WANTED IN A LUCRA- tive importing and manufacturing business, with @ cap: ital of from ‘to $20,000. Lay PE A Fs, affording a re fi ment 86 He dress, (which will be con: Ad real a, asno ay Will be attended to. INDER & WOOD, 81 Nassau stroot. — WANTED—ONE Wald cA: OTE ‘ime and command $2,000 in cash, ii ae og ith the Cea oye aa . now and — to any oxtent ane A line Siwxt @5. bat name and place, ill be punctoal ‘attended to apply without the every satiste. eatisf fone on. DeRosa RLAS D. TAYLOR. ow ork, Novem CHal TAYLOR wii continue old stand, No, 5 City Hall equaro, under | Fre Frenette Metal. ANTED—TO YOUNG LADIES.—., Wikre, IPSS ane ARE, TOs to hear of \- ery Garden Herat may ee on oppetetin ad. Re INSTRUCTION. ne | 362 a ee JUBSCRIBER WILL RE- fhe ay, ot pon Bi eee bat = SOLVER ay canary ‘Broadway. Peg y LANGUAGE ROY. D. Li D. rele NO. eo |, ARITHMETIC, &£C.—MR, irendway, arner of iention snr rd book a erat tewithet tent 7g, POE Week Bee easy ters an i his students always command good Iuerative situations ag malted.” A 4A few new ope may enter this week on “THE ) TRADES, m8, a0. TED, BY, WAN’ A. YouN¢ ANTED—A SITUATION, man, ritn' chat teade. aire a) «pd of references. iret oa : sate eae FIRST RATE JEWELRY CHASER cy Sa Wane tre gr three ers or ile who have Woftere’s Address box 95, reine ame eae