The New York Herald Newspaper, November 12, 1854, Page 7

rr? ed wid Lewis examined peels —T amin ft 58 Water street. wo Dazen know whether, on the 6th day of J.cty last, a were stored- by your firm with Gharles A. } rel ed to, and objection overruled by the court. A. Yes, oi’ kegs and sugar were stored; sixty more heads of sugar were sent on the léth of May; none of that sugar was taken away vntil the 7th of July, when we removed thirty-two; we never got the balance; we examined the store thoroughly, but could not find any more there Cross-examined—I attend to the receiving and delivery ef goods in the office of James E. Woodrull & Company; Pak clerks may attend to the same business when I am mot.there; I did not see Peverelly between the time the was sent and the 7th of July, by oe Judge—From the character of the business ruff & Company, would you have known ite ode bad been deliver by Peverelly between ja ‘and July? A. I think T should. Abraham E. Dubois examined by District Attorney—l was cattman in May last for Woodruff & Company; member delivering 60 hogshesds of sugar on oth of of May las last at bir. Peverelly’s store and obtaining a receipt lots, Sudge—I am the only carman in Woodruff’s employ; T did ngs bring back any sugar {rom Peverelly’s tween the loth of May and 6th of July. District Attorney here produced in evidence Feverelly’s receipt, above alluded to, and read it to the Ry; examined by the District Attorney—I am im the employ of Meyer & Stuckin; I know that seventy- hogsheads of sugar were stored by them ia Peve- Felly’s warehouse, 147 Front st on 20th of Febru- ary, 1854; Iwent to the store on the 7th of July and found that fifty-four hogsheads a wanting. F < Grope-examinea vy Mr. Schaffer—On that Siay a good y people we:2 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 waa as ineer of the Fire Department for eleven years; f e premises 147 alightly; I visited the stro on teeth ith of July; 1 There heard a portion of the testimony po iaccary and er, Q. From your observation of ‘that if fire had been applied to materials there, what Perl ters worn ee saree A. lvoe lave eaee a bor Senger fre. examined—I know Mr. John J. White; since Peverelly was arrested I know of money being paid to him; I paid him myself; it was a subscription from in- surance com Lema — id him between $400 and $500; Iknow Mr. company, I believe, subscri to pay im; T think that 1 suggested myself’ that White be paid for his services on the night of the 6th ef July; I don’t know of any other person being paid in connection with this case. To the District Attorney—We paid White because we = that he had done his duty. for the prosecution was here closed. Mn Be Schaffer opened the case for the defence. Ina brief sgerch he contend that ifthe 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 efendant, and have known him nearly ten years; I am acquainted with his general character; it is good; Iam s broker, seep exon iaee by the District Attorney—I have asso- ciated 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 @ealer, at 46 Maiden lane; Ihave known the defendant since Asse, and I have been intimate with him; I know hie general character as to honesty and lntegtity; his reputation is as good aa any one that I know of. Cross-examined—I never heard his character made the subject of general conversation. Q. by Mr. Holmes— | ea — have you heard his character spoken 1 . No. Feb tar B. Whiteman examined by Mr. Holmes—I have n the defendant for fifteen or paves ears; Iknow acter for honesty and integrity; it been very me Josinh Waller, frame manufacturer, 342 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 awl t of conversation. 08. Edmonds, Jun., examine’ by Mr. Holmes—I have known Charles A. Peverell ees six years; I have never Deard 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 Veverelly for fifteen years; I love his general character for integrity and honesty; it s-examined—I have not heard hls character made the tb id of discuss tistian 8. Storms, contractor, deposed—I have known Peverelly since aren ‘T know his general character; it has always been ‘Cross-ex: Tam a member of the military com- pany of which Peverelly was a member; ho left that company in April last by resiguation; I never heard his — eee conta Spear, stationer and printer, 183 Pearl street— tanker beverelly for about ten years; I know his character; it is good. Cross-examined—I never heard his character made the mubject of discussion. James S. Fmith, manufacturer of military goods—I have known Peverelly for six or eight years; I know his character; Lhever heard au, thing said anid againatit. it. canon examined—I never he: ean) Nash, auctioneer, 310 Broadway—I have known about fourteen years; I know his general cha- racter; ners ea never heard anything against it; it has always been food, undoubtedly. Cross-examined—I have heard people say he was honest. Edward J. Powers, broker—My place of business in July last was at Peverel eg store; my office was on the second floor; I was familiar with the transactions which went on in the building; I know the cellar in the rear store; it ix dark and dirty; goods can only be received Shroueh the front. door; cil, molasses and sugar were usually stored in the cellar; during the three years I was at the stcre Peverelly was the occupant; Ihave seen bonded taken in and out of the'cellar; the men working to have lights; I have scen them using candles in bot- les; any person who wanted to see marks on goods would have feces light; the cellar smelt very offonsive—it was rather suffocating; Inever went in myself, I havo looked in; I have seen five or six men employed in taking sugar 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. ‘Cross-cxamined by the District Attorney—On the after- noon of the 6th of July last I left the store, to go to m, and did not return that evening; before the Sih men y goods were not brought in; they were refused; Lam a druggist, and ain familiar with phene or turpentine. ‘The defendants here offered in evidence the deposition of Jobn J. White, taken before Mr. Justice Welsh on the ‘7th of July last, fo show an alleged variance between it and his testimony on the stund. hii! clog 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 femediately, alongeide of the cotton was a lighted candle The District Attorney then read the whole of the depo. sation, which is in effect th fly as the testimony of White, published in Friday’s closed the evidence ° for the defence, and the court then sdjouraed until Monday morning at ten o’clock. Obituary. MR. CHARLES 8. T. BURKE, AUTHOR AND COMEDIAN. Cuan.es 8. T. Borne died at the Florence Hotel in this city on Friday night, aged thirty-two years. 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 diedof the same disease, and ithad been gradually _Mr. Burke for ten years previous to his death. Ja the death of Charles Burke, the American stage has Jost one of its brightest ornaments; his family, a much loved relative; 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, 1829. “His mother died in 1830, leaving him to the care of his stepfather, Mr. Joseph Jefferson, the actor, artist and manager. Thus Mr. Burke was brought up in the society of the most prominent theatrical @milics 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 ‘élty, and at the Bowery, At an early age he visited th Southern and Western cities, and made a good profes sienal stand, at ones. Returning to his native city, he was 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 Statee—Mr. Burten, Mr. Burke and Mr, Jos, Jefferson, Jr. Mr. Burke’s style was not so rich and unctuous as that ‘ef Mr. Burton; be had not the physical power to go through the amount of labor which that great arti«t performa; 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 mado his impressions upon his audiences as some artists paint pictures—by ® succession of beautiful Uittle touches, forming a grand and harmonious whole. He waa not an actor of points—he wid not play one scene beautifully and another badly; but the acted the whole part well. In this respect, and in that of originality of conception, the bess critics thooght him unexcelied, and, with the exception of Borton, unapproached. He played all the legitimate low comedy parts—Frenchmen, Yankees, (the most natural swe have seen,) and what are called eccentric parts, He wass clover wor tite a good singer, could execute a clover ‘violin solo, snd has written many pleasant ballads and weveral After Fisitaded hia career he came to New York, ‘of 1848-9,) and was stage manager for Mr. | Seotren. when that gentleman directed the Chatham bag pated of our readers will remember bim at tiat also at Burton’s theatre, where he played a sak cnan gement to commence the season of 1850~'51, ance thet Sime, as frequently as his health would allow, he has played star engagements in various cities an mane, Chesnut street theatre, Philndel: i i fo eucageren quent ta, Now York wasia Athart of 1853, when he the Bowery theatre d ri gd Ue ‘weeks, Hoe then went t¢ Baltimore as manoger th, the smell of cam- Se St were em The rele } | since, \ friends. Profersi drawn in his also a receipt duped individual made application the next day at the Seon ere for tropolitan Hotel. od te the tim a} melodcons for sale o elsewhere, A la: the market. monthly payments taken. Plano, price $700, w bookseller and inquire fer Bob, good looking, and rapidity. adver ES variety of well fitting shirts to be ol cherry colors, for evening dross purchased fer eashy at groat sav nd will Lie sold nt rally per cent under their value. in cold weether. Also ladies’ lined gloves, and bleach lover and mits, @ certain eure for rongh or chapped han For sale at all rubber stores, and to the trade on John street, up stairs. than ever—at the old Having Just imported Above named articles; I now offer them lower than any other importing house in the city; also, having been so sbighly pa- tronired by ly folicit a farther continuance of their patronac subscriber of = for sale his burin« 8, Ir the tole rearon of his offering forsale, For furgher par- ticulars, apply to THOMAS MORTON, 212 Pearl street. and Pineapple street, Brooklyn. sale, is be age to any in use. ei, 5 npoited in their room ‘BA free tmoothners to the thin of the neck and sold by E. PHA 197 Broadwe: table drugriets, perfumers and fancy deslors. hoargeness, Cure yourself ty using pellet vy iter Tho gan Francie, oan although Rtinu eas as iee “ub he received ony wee twenty-five hundred dollars for his first six per- ‘But his illness grew worse, and he came pene todie. He arrived in New York abont six weeks nd died as above recorded. Yesterday hin re- mains were conveyed to/hiladelphia. He leaves widow, but ro children. ‘Nothing remains to be added to this rather imperfect rhetch of Mr. Burke, but a few words in relation to. his private character. No man could have been more sin- loved by his professional brethren and his private al jealousy did not find a place in tomy; he was warm inejudicious praise of the efforts of his brother actors; slow to con- demn, and uever without sound'cause. As an actor, he had reached the topmost round of the ladder, In ail the relations of private life he was without fear and without reproach. The memory of such men can never die. Mortalitate relicta vivit immortalitate indudus. Police Intelligence. Extensive 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 a check for $3,000, or by Page, Bacon & Co. of St. Louis, ra horse that he had bought. 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 «letailed for the purpose of ferreting out the girl. And, without much clue, that efficer succeeded, after a great deal of inquiry and watching, together with nota little ingenuity, in ar- resting the woman at ‘a houre of ill-fame No. 92 Church street. Upon taking her to the Chief's officeand search- ing her, the receipt for the horae, bought by Mr. Janes, was found in her possession; but none of the money was recovered. She was then taken before the Mayor, wheve, abon Ee nsor mary affidavits, she was fully committed for tri held Hat for the Present Fal) The and tho ensuing winter, sold at $3 50, is admitted to be su erior in all respects to any bat sold in Broadway fc and Judge 7, yourself at i at 118 Nassau street. eihi te pp Rie Daguerreor, By Size, for 5t types, Large ggnte—colored, and in mice case, twice the size ever taken for ts, and equal in quality and size to any that are mage # ‘ANSO! NE , 9 Broadway, opposite Me- Planofortes bes Melodeons—Terms: graduat- and ade to accommodate ever: $00, $75, Which have been rented for bargains. A largo discount jome purchas Bri atl der sentas tend pianos, ATERS, $33 Broadway. HORACE A Great =A Second Hand Grand sold at the extremely low price of ORACE WATERS, Broadway. Have you seen Bob?t=if ee il on your Newsboy.” “He is fe story of his'life is selling with amazing isement. @lothing.—Scasonable Clothing of the latest style and be ealtt wan sold at prices to suit the times, ean be fry , COU. IN & CO., 111 Fulton id 50 ry ae ‘Winter, 1854.—6,000 | Overcoats, lotots, and surtouts; 5,000 business coats, frock saoks, and drees ‘coats; 8,000 pants of preachy J English an Perey 4,000 vests of silk, vol iH jean ashy casstsnares, ae. unter cian, vise wats, gloves, fe, ther ee weds, consist ing of overcoats, "rent &e. Forming in all, the most extens le stdck of winter clothing and furnishing goods; for men and boys vear, ot up in this city. Will) ey during, the remiaindet 0 Cfo eso, at learing out prices, ax part of our sy« over their season. "Dp. DEVLIN & CO and 260 Brestvay, corner Warren street. Prepare for Cola ‘Weather — Fashionable ee 16—La ‘and elegant assortment.—ALFRED MUN- E & co. No. 441 Broadway, are now offering a most su- ite goods is. All sisos, for men and boys. jo deviation from “Stand not upon the order of your goin; but go at once” bed eh? BROTHERS, 122 Fulton noe. where you can select city, the most fashionable style: low. from the best stock of fall Clothing in at prices marvelously Elegant and Fashionable Clothing at half- .-=2,500 rich velvet vests, at $7; fine lacks $12; French cloth frock and dross ', $8; kid gloves, ; ke., &e., at EVANS? clothing warehouse, Nos, 65 and 68 Folden’ furcet Al New Peek city banks’ taken at par; lewis County Bank, 5) cents; W aatitenawy, 40 conta, General Lafayette being Present ato Ball in Baltimore during the Revolutionary war, informed tha In- dies that his coldiers had no shirts. They took the hi d the required garments, GREEN, Astor Mouse, in these times of peace, supplies yentle: professions and calling with the most elegantly ed in this country. French Cloaks.—Just received, Onc Case of rich Paris cloaks, sent as samples, which will be exhibited on Monday, and will be sold at great bargains, DBEATER, 47 roadway. corner Leonard st. lar Trade.—The Subscriber will offer on Monday, 100 pigces oft Lupin’s sine French merinos, nt 8s, per yard, worth 12s, Si 1 fro ets, plaid cnebmeres! finunels, shectings, shied damasks, towellings, mourning goods, ‘&c., lower than avy other establishment in the cit; E best kid and blan- gente’ d sa, limene, IL LEADBEATER, er of Leonard street, 27 Broadway, 60 _ Cheaper the’ ever—We will offer our on Monday, N ranbar 13, three eases of rich “and plaid silks, at 88. pe ‘one do., fo do, 10s.; three cases of heavy plait Also, clezaut brocade and plain do. pink, Mue, corn, green, and ‘Thess goods have all been fox to tho manufacturers, E. HW. LEADBEAT. 7 Broadway, corner Loonard st. India Rubber Gloves and Mittens, for use ly at No. 26 Toys! Toys! and Fancy Goods Cheaper Mishmont, 33 Division stract. larze aod fresh assortment of the my friends and customers, I would respeeti OS. J. JONES, 33 Division street. Singing Birds by the Thousands.—Charies REICHE & BROTHER have just imported ight thousand European singing birds, of different kinds, which they now offer ior sale, at wholesale and retail, at their store, 16 North William street, near Chatham, To Capitalists and Maoanvfacturers._The * of manufacturing porte- NEY apparatus for silver nit with or without frat with all the nee lating , tools, machiner gud go the buildings in ‘which the business is ‘Row carried on. The undersignod being desirous of retiring from active busin seen the Washington, Crystal t other billiard tables of MR. BASSFORD'S saloon in the United corner of Fulton s and trimmings for Hajr Dye and Wi jatchelor’s Hair Dye Mire) ELOR’ hag Dye, Wig, an mental Sal Factory, 233 Broadway. A brilliant complexion is the crowning glory of that “Precious porcelain of human clay,” df although every lady foes not possess yf, Phialon ‘s paphian lotion, may keep the ym freckles,tan and pimp , , and impart LON, 617 Broadway, St. Nicholas Hotel, corner of Dey strect. For & This Weather produces: Cong ns, Colds, and IWE’S volebratod Public speakers and sin, will find great For rale everywhere, am stree! ceugh ean depot, 1¢6 Cha a On Sunday evening, November 5, by the Rey. Joseph Banvard, pastor of Cannon street Church, Marcvs FREURE, Jr., to Miss Many E. Mrzuis, both of this city. ‘On Montay evening, November 6, by the Rev. Edwin F, Hatfield, at his residence, 202 Henry street, Mr. ‘Tuomas BLack to Miss Evvrra Consox, all of this effy. Died. On Saturday, November 11, lost overboard from pilot hoat he ‘ton, No. 4, ten miles E.S.F, from Sandy Hook, Jonn Haut. Every effort was made to save him, but failed, On Tuesday, November 7, Crartes W. AVERY, son of C. and Letitia Avery,'aged 17 years, 4 months and His Temains were taken to Buttermilk Falls, Orange count; On Fridays Pope 10, after a short illness, Micnart Conee aged 36 Tis friends ani relatives neral, at two o’elock thin dence, a ban ja ‘aturday, November 11, of apoplexy, Davin Horr- MAN, Esq., formerly one of the eating Mbsibere of the Baltimore bar. remains will be taken to Baltimore for inter- ment. On Saturday, November 11, Carmermve Erazanera, only daughter of Owen apd Mary Rooney, aged 1 year and 6 monihs ‘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, Goran M. Sarm, in the 25th year of his age. The friends and relatives of the family are respectfally invited to attend his funeral, at two o'clock this ae noon, from his late residence, "No. 34 Forsyth street. His ire invited to attend his fu- fternoon, from his late resi- remaing will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for inter- ment. On Saturday, November @, after a short and severe piece koa Gianvnux, infant son of Rickard and "Ths reves and friends of the family pre reepect{ully ‘at the principal invited to attend his faperal, from the residence of his parents, 253 Ninth street, at one o’clock this afternoon. On Sg November 11, Mrs. Evizasera A., wife of James E. Mason, and daughter of Myat and Nancy Hunt, a ee vacohe gy 5 days. The ‘the farsily, and the members of Ivan- hoe aes No. Sr rt 0. of 0. F., and Johnson Ladge No. 310, F. and A. M.,'and Lexington Chapter No. 17, 0. ‘A.,’ are affectionately invited to attend her funeral, v. two o'clock this afternoon, from her late residence, 110 Hudson avenue, Brooklyn New London papers please co Cn Saturday, November 11, Hwee J. Bryant, aged 27 ears. * The relatives. and friends of the family, also those of his brothers, Samuel, Martin L. and John Bryant, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from his ‘late residence, 102 Columbia street, at one o’clock to-morrow afternoon, without further invitation. His remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment. On Friday afternoon, November 10, at his residence, 105 Hudson street, of consumption, Wituam E. Wricur, son of Major james and Charity T. Wright, formerly of £ Hill, ‘and of the late firm of Denton & ou 21 years and 6 months, His funeral will take place at two o’clock this after- noon, precitely, 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. 339, 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 aiternoon. ' His remuins will be taken to New York Bay Cemetery for interment, On Saiurday, November 11, after a short and severe illness, Carnenive Restzy, daughter of James and Cathe- rine Bailly, aged 8 years, 7 months and 26 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited toattend her funeral, at one o'clock this afternoon, from the residence of her parents, 215 West Twenty-first street. Dearest daughter, thou hast left us, And tHy loss we deeply feel; But ’tis God that has bereft us, He can all our sorrows heal. Boston and Providence papers please copy. In Brooklyn, on faturday, November 11, Carm wife of John Stothoff, aged 20 years, 8 months an days. lier funeral two o'clock th ances are re further notice. In Brooklyn, on Friday afternoon, November 10, after a revere iiness, Mrs. Lowm Katyx. Her relatives and friends, also those of her son, Walter Katte, and of her brother, Thos, James, are respectfully inyited'to attend her funeral, from St. Luke's Church, Clinton avenue, near Fulton avenue, at three o’elock on Monday afternoon. At Guinesville, Alabama, on Friday, October 26, Miss M. E. Page Nusson, aged 27 years, daughter of the late Peter C. aud Sarah’ C. Nelson, of’ Lynchburg, Va. She was noted for her carly and consistent picty, and high literary attainments; had written considerable poetry, &e., 2nd was not unknown in her native place asa poetess of considerable merit. ill take place, from 159 Nassau strect, at afternoon. Her friends and acquaint- ectfully invited to attend, without any oy ERTISENENTS TS RENEWED | EVERY DAY. PERSONAL. N IAWERITANCE “IMPORTANT TO THE IRIRS of Thomas Ellis, who is supposed to have lived in th United States befor’ 180. | For particulars apply to Mr. PAUL A 29 Cortlandt strect, New York, or to Mr. 1. PEC 06 Villeureuse, Geneva, Switscrland, N bap FORMATION WANTED—OF ELIZABETH MITCH- i, by ber fom George H. Mitchell, and tidings of her Will Le thankfully received, Direct to George H. Mitchell, Nevada city, Nevada co., California. OHN THOMSON, FROM ROXBOURGHSHIRE, BY Kelro, Scotland, wishes to find his two brothers, David snd Peter, Call at 290 Thirty-third street, between’ Ninth and ‘Tenth avenu JOHN THOMSON. HE PERSON WHO WEXT TO 37 WEST THIRTY- first street, with the gentleman who was thrown out of ested to call at the above _RELIGIOU! § NOTICES. Rees ALL. |. STONE, OF BOSTON, WILL DELIVER THE fifth discourse before the Young Mon’s Association of tue South Dutch Church, Fifth avenue, corner Twenty-first street, on next SabLath evening, 12th instant, at 734 o'clock. SPECIAL | NOTICES. UROPEAN COMMISSIONS —A LAWYER AND PA- tent Solieitgr, shout to visit Enrope, will Loke charge of a limited amoufff of business, Call till Lith on 8. D. LAW, 52 John street. orice JACOB A. WESTERVELT WAS THIS DAY jmment to us for tho benefit of his i persons indebted to him are requested te Syment fo Ue, snd ail persons paving elaine against Please e send cape cine without delay, ALEXANDER AL LAWRENCE, $ Aasianeos, November 8, 1854 11 South William etreet, NG LUGGAGE AT J OTICE PERSONS HAVIN the Travelicr’s Home, 139 Cedar street, are hereby no- Uled that unless they call and take tl +, OR OF Letere the Ist of December next, the sai sold at public auetion, MIURTY-THIRD ANNIVERSARY OF THE HEBREW Benevolent Society, established in 1822, New Yous, Oct. 31, 1964. Srn:—The undersigned, President and Directors of the lie- lrew Benevolent Society, have the pleasure to inform you ‘Lat they intend to celebrate the Thirty-third Anniversary of the Society, by a public dinner, on Wednesday, the 22 of November, at’6 o'clock P. M., at the Chineso’ Assembly R Broadway, on which occasion the honor of your com: olicited. “twill no don source of flea bers and patrons of this inatitedon, fave informed that through thelz munificenee and liberality tee Speand of Directare have been able to rasposa to 4 wany cells which Lavo beem made upon their, charity by the indigent, during the past year, oepecially when i s token into consideration that the last winter has been one of un- ustal length and severity, and that the population is con tivually increasing. ‘The undersigned earnestly hope that they will again be put in poscossion of the moans to benefit theig fellow creatures in the hours of want and distress, ‘hey cannot clore their eyes to the conviction that, owi the present (roubles and tribulations in Europe, they antlel- ate Leavier derasnds upon their funds than ever were made pefore. They therefore earnestly appeal to. the benevolence of every philanthropist to assist them in their holy undertak- ig. In order to carry ont the necessary arrangements for ti , you will ag to your TRUNK 7 is earnestly please inform either of the undersigned fo pregiered far lavitatio siden iam street. E; sKING, Vice Presiint, ath Water street. oun LEVY, Treasurer, 2 ey street. Directors Juco Mack’ & Willicis etree Henry Davison, 9 Cedar street; Isaac Haber, 45 Dey stro Broome street; H. Hirshfeld, 451 Dey stre Canal street: Edward Turk, Mawson, 434 Maiden Ian Henry Goldsmith, Secretary, CO Fulton street. Po SERER I SHEL Nace st NDAY EVENING LITERARY AND MUSICAL EN- tertainmenta—The committee bog to announce that te ‘of these popular lectures will commence on Sunday ng, Nov. 12, at Brooke’: 361 Broome street, At Tig welock.. Subject" i Genius of Burnes? introducing tselections from b by J. 1. Brown, defray expenses 123g cents will bo charged, ‘admitting ladies. —~<" THE MILITARY. t N EAD GUARD, ATTENTION.—THE MEMBERS AND all those who intend parading with the above named company on their third annual target excursion, will please ettend a mecting this (Sunday) afternoon, at halC-past two o'clock, at Capt. Kerrigan's, 22 White street. By order of ‘JAMES LYNCH, Commandant. O. Pesos, Orderly Sergeant. eS OBERTSON GUARDS, ATTENTION 1 THE MEDS Lars of the above, company are requested Jt tle “Bugle,” 220 Grand strect, on Sunday, vie .) i Gock, for the election of Lieutenante, aid the iraasnction a other, b inese connected with thelr annual parade, on Wednesday, Nov, 29.—Ly order o y OTTHOS. RYDER, Commander, C, Franine, Secretary. > .— Stembers are Tctined to saeet at the te on Lace on 1 ing, yy. 14, a o’eloel ae ler ears Atte conie ‘OKO, Mekate t , Orderly: Sere HE MEMBERS AND FRIENDS OF THE JONN DAR- rah@vard : fre requested to attend a ti gv arters, 22 ‘outh street, on be gen 4 iar a report of the Committee of man W. E. Banners, Secretary. cay IGHTMAN GUARDS.—THE MEMBERS OF THIS company, and all those dontenes of joinii ro re nested te atéend s meeting at J. Woodworth's; No. 1 mutch street, on Monday evening, Nov. 13, ‘at 8 o'clock: also on Wednéeday morning, at 73g o'eluck, for parade. Bil of drese—black tN. Be Punetual at tendance is particularly reques' . WiLB0N, See. COBB, Captain, CAR: “SEVENTEENTH WARD. —HAVING SEEN in thie morning’s Herald and other sowspanere thas Gaffney is elected Conncilinan for h I would respectfully state that rach oo bot sult of the ward o: is that me without delay to NBURY & VAN WAGNER, 3 Ni NWS: .—EVERY MAN WHO VOTED FOR THE PEO- ‘Ticket, headed James W. pares gh as or, is re~ ion to attend a meeting in the Park at day, Ith inet. as business of tho utmost fmperianos will no transacted. The meeting will be addressed by prominout men from Philadelphia, New York and the neighboring cities. REWARDS. $15 REWARD. LOST, a perare ouT or AN Eighth avenw: Friday afternoon, an d watch and gold seal atta ablack ribbon, Th ators reward will ler, or $10 for tho w: and 35 for the NDERHILL, corner of Fifty- first etreet }, or at 183 Broadwa; Pm pee LOST, ON | RULPEBAY, THE bo by 1 white Buglish terrier 0) ith black; answers to the eg oh itch to 17 South street will ro thanks of the owner. Had» Wh oover will return si e the above reward a1 ® WAS HIRED, WITH pscriber, on tho Ist Novem years old, fou . enakled iy Voth loge aad cy is painted red and the o vi A cloth Cops and the Ning {3 Tive dnamelied cloth, ‘Whoover will return the property or give inrormation where it ean be found, wilt ve lberally Fo: warded. TTHIAS CLINTOCK, No, 9 William street, ‘Newarh, Nw, sn HOTELS. Saar SITUATION : ware, BY A RESPECTABLE hambermaid, or to do wi bost of city reference given. Please WILLIAM Bed gla mee aay ai i Frye pt Woods ‘ith plas ~ goon Ne 4 COOK AND CONFECTIONER ply at 835 Broadway, corner of Thirtecath erie dogs, 4 gba Re re dog, carrier ei : rte oe will taatel ct ‘weight Gn viene ouxa MAN WANTS A SITU ASTON AS CHANGE maker. Can give good reference. Address R. W. 133 Fulton street. ¥ oune Wrench, Hogi he Fre: Sint Tiaey to kill Atky cr slut—seven poun: Apply as above, WHO SPEAKS AND WRITES a German sate wishes to iin roan ‘for the the American trade, Salary not required, “ai bya nent A. Z., Broadway Post off ED—COLORED OR WHITE WOMAN; idy in her work, with best cit ; cree from her last place; to save trouble, who cannot answer the above, leway’ ut half the ‘apna rice; dining plates, 8. dox.; &75 dos. reak: doz. cups and saucers, at gly Iew rice ot te done St poe, for ten pieces.) ‘This superior ware is as and ono hundred tines more sam tast and tes plates, RY GOODS SALESME: Call on Monda, GEORGE IVE goo HANDS EYES, 343 Eighth aver WASHING WANTED ENTLEMEN AND LADIES! respectable woman who understan of fine thing: has the best of city referen 91 East Sixteenth street, between Stuyve First avenue, first floor, Enquire for csiaieieiertanispaineaiipeeraenemevrere aiemenie secrsee a AS FIPTURES!! GAS FY g deeign and finish, aud yironns pal SPLENDID eit he rhe wf vent cheaper than at the manufactor; FET, 119 and iti Prince streets thir OUSEKEEPER.—AN AMERICAN LADY IS DESIR- ous of an engagement as matron or housekceper. pacity and respectability. ALLOCK’S CELEDRATED COUGH CANDY.—THIS candy has been manufactured by the subscriber in its pre- and s hundred certificates of itsoff- colds, sore throats, bronchitis, af- sent form about six y: kive undoubted tent: cacy in the eure of cou Address-or apply at No. 287 West ‘WANTED, A GENTLEMEN THOR- tail Cy Agee trade, to i'wenty-first street, a dogans confection, HOP WALKER. uainted with the ker in a first class . FREEDMAN, 49 Wi from 12 to rr _p’elock. ini JEUNE HOMME DE LA SUISSE FRANCAISE, nent arrivé d New York et bien recommand scnlpteur en bois autre vocation honorable qui been theenpe the day, #0 jam street, basement, Coie thorn, 108 Hutson Atlantic street, South Bros Principal depot, 62 Vandain SoS eens EECHES.—2,000 SWEDISH AND paar LEECH arri a per Budd & ‘Trivett, 109 hiya. Saud by druggists generally; Pogcuparion ‘com ui for ttre offerte Wiel & nile Burnier, No. 57 Koro street, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A STEADY, RESPECT- able woman, to mind children; would assist with cham- berwork, or make herself otherwise useful. Has lived years in her present place, where ._ Please inquire at ASHING AND IRONING DONB GILLON, 10 Amity lane, Wooster street, leceker and Amity streets, ANTED—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ed woman, who has some knowledge of business Address, in handwriting of copaetes, opened their perfum: vie lasrendway, opparte St. Th Fy spoken in the establishment, n be seen until ¢ veel fare toe ONSISTING OF MUSKE- a for which buckskin is used, at TO SATISFAC William ie ‘up st TENT POCKET UNBRELLA.--THE PATENT RIGHT for the United States and British North America to the alove beautifal and attend & bakery. ANTED—AN ABLE AND EXPERIENCED AMERI- can or English woman, as nurse and seni rs0n, aad ‘one who is pong of taking Mt O6 Kast Sixteonth stroct, my pou | Herald office. orer. aoe Flallabard & FERSCH, SHOW CASE Bowery, near Raferinnaian street.—Cas made but an educate: care of an invalid, i syle, it hone “ag ve RESPECTABLE ( GIRL, A NTED—| tion as chambermaid and waite and to assist in washing and ironing. rence can be given. doors above wen! TANTED—A PROTESTANT GIRL, AS CHAMBER: maid and nurse in a «mall private’ family. understands plain, sewing and ean come well recommended 42 East Nineteenth etreet, between Second id eases taken in exch r, or as chambermaid he beat of city ‘refe- SCHMITT & BROTHER, 16 NORTH , and 77 West Third strect, of show eases in metal, _ i; rien and La on han, b - Old show cases yon a oe Te ee thi AND eeicy, GooDs—i8 Ae) indersignt J red from the E: ANTED—LY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION AS sleek, oe to, leara A rorvactanle lauinane, cupation; is a good echol Ins no objection to a > =% to ecole with en Country dealers wi er-cent allowed pik , ia Goctt), 18 Division strect, near Chatbam squat. sn 7 1LDER’S PATENT La geet SAFES, WARE- house 1¢4 Peuri street, N. fully informed that Silas C, Herring, Reine Te-assigned to the tubrcriber all his right to make and sell this ‘world re- nowned”’ fire proof Safe, the subscriber will continne the ee and sale of the note, which will be imme- diately attende 334 Hester street, or apply TED—BY A SMART, ACTIVE, RESPECTABLE Man, & situation as clerk or porter im # store; is ened useful. Cam give good city public are respoet- willing | ‘to make himself The thousands of o ankers, and mec! that ba e ‘heen given in NION COURSE—TUESDAY, NOV. 14, AT. 2% k P.M., match for $2,000, half forfeit, ‘mile heats, oO. orrel trotting pony, Obs + Remsen names pacing touin Post Beg ard Lady Beving, to 20) pound w: ther prove uiifavorabl first fair day, as it words in its favor, DER’S Patent Sala: tured and sold in the U Jarze fire that bas taken fea have been subjected not one ths the Ae enue, vest three in fiv ‘B.—Should the wich will come of on the de fair day and track. _SHAW & WHITE, Proprietors, I. engi tity pete Aho as i ‘the last, ton years, ie sovercet touts, an WILDE Tatentes ond Manutactorer. ‘OURSE, Nov. 1B at half ‘Twenty-five cen Paid forigun's Powder? he Wi ‘Mamsburg 1 ferries for the cou SHAW « Watt ‘sends to pot,” Asaiearea tease Each insect thing ‘That wears n sting, reut the crowd are. ingnetic Powder and Pil f insects and vermin, 424 Broadway, and No.6 ighth street, Philadelphia. DRY GOODS, &C. RICH SILK ROBES WILL, BE OFFERED ON Nov. 18, at $18 78 each, comprising rich ablo'for day, srening = satin plaid and umbie ‘stripe: The above will be found eal 6 any of the cheap silks alread Te, = fgnee for LYON'S —WANTED, ONE OR MORE PERSONS + to furnish soven hundred thousand dol- ‘ars, to invest in w enfe rtock, that will pay s profit equal cS cent per annum for two yeeee. ftrigtly confidential, anu eturned Californian, Herald o Nothing need be entruste: thoee furnishing th a margin of ten $700.000 aL. Money can. be boteor ed, wi W000 oun be borrowed ou the investment of $700,000, at the current rates of interest. TO Tan Om DIAMONDS, WATCHES, czboneht for cash. eae rng t and sold a1 exchanged BRISTED & CO., Brokers,'35 John street, To aa vio ‘BIAMONDS, WATCHES ors, CO, seed cher STUYVESANT INSTITUTE, UP ‘and Gentlemen's Fashionable Is’ 4 SEACHED invite social ae. Henslon te-ihe aceite of thelr shirea made ve onder, Artistio at- ting and superior workmanship. Just received a new importa- tion of Freueh bosoms, some in splendid Paris embroidery. ACK MOIRE ANTIQUE BY THE YARD.—UBS- y, DELL, PEARSON & LAKE will offer, gut Mom Monday, ¢ Oy for Also several cases of'm ness notes, City Town Glove De real estate bow rner of Bowery, om xecuted, at £37 Gr wail 001 Foom second floor.’ N. B. WOOLLEY, "As “Agent, NORSETS, CORSETS. CORSETS.—MRS. GAYNOR HAS for inspection the most complete sel jh wove corsets ever offered at rotnil direct agant for several Eu —THE ges CRIBERS WILL PURCHASE and inthis city. Me. G ropean manufacturers jes for, wholesal ges, or will loan proper! sir No.4 Hanover street. TO LOAN AT SEVEN PER cael ‘ed the capital stogk of any solvent bankin rocelvi trade, enableeher ‘to. supply. her aay paszons Of retail with he latest, most ir and Died shapes, at half is i 5.00) non feed tm $10.000 javuzance company, located ii Kerace one per cent, Apply to A. JRE GooDs FROM AUCTIONS AT ‘ORGE KEYES’, 948 Kighth avenue, iiankets, $200, $5, €4 Welch finnnels, 20. 6d., Domestic do. Te. THE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING THE 1. above amount of cash, would be will Joan it on good seourity, in Whole oF. part, for two or he seourity must be undoubted. "SON, Herald office, for three days.” —THE Pi PRESIDENT AND DIREC- ery Bank bave ae a fone th the 9th inst., inclusive. BRADF toe ‘ard. i~ali nd og from 2¢, and Clothe, oassimeres, satinets Ladies’ clothe, a ¥ard wide eilk vel Lroche long shawls, all wool, ertet ae Heavy woo] and long and square shaw! Handsome paramattas, all.eolors, 16, ades, les a! importers’ as $10 wo th $16. at persia a on ane New York, Nov. 1, 1854. Ab pt rbd AND Bore ng coe valuable BoB poor the erga inf, 6s., 70. and &s.; last your, 86., 10s., 08, 18. per yard—a in abmeate goods o Fine reach merit clearing out at de- ANY AMOUNT Rbreorgrent welry, nautical in- generally, REAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF DRY apne ‘i the Commercia! House, 147, Sprin SET, proprietor. 1 ¢ stoek of all- wool pli aids, new: seeds, at bei ipo Soe eg AND LOANED TO ANY AMOUNT— Hes Logg tc mal _ aid sFaidon stzeat, mal reper, commission merchant nd floor, front room, from BA. M. t fOREX TO beaten! oN WINES A AND SPIRITS IN d, diamon lara watches, ira pe iurten bs houishold for a #16 jot! iene lack alk velvet flannels, very cheap; ng and cashmeres, slegant goods, am extensive st Is, Irish nen, we “COs WHERCIAL AVY LOTS OF wie os Goops Mp ts are. Mies TRACY, pee & Cl 234 and 235 GONLEY. No 126 Nawan Pyeaidenoe, Amny. tos to CASEY a HENIX MINING, AND MANUFACTURING. OO pany, of the State of Vi are requested to altend a opectal ovember at 834 orclock P. M., at place. By orderat th ba JOHNSON, Secretary. "are i of a m Baa ong nena ge. INFORMS THE prepared “all she is kinds oe pad, soft caps, 18) Nint th street, corner of '.—JUST RECEIVED BY STEAMER Arabia, ® case of new aud beautiful colors. made to A. Tr. STEWART a Mad stree Beultably severed by 2 ie to ed ries for (OUND—ON THE ‘0TH ser, A PURSE, CONTAIN- which the owner can receive IRE ANTIQUES, ing, a large sum of Sean etrests corned Nassau, UND—A YAWL BOAT. THE OWNER CAN HAV? Rrovine property and paying expenses. Apply wt EDUCATION. GERMAN oie Put Feed be 3 se A HER N AN OMN) 1b bed A SZ ACK EGE OF AQCOUNTS, with a yellow envelo ‘ked Samuel G. Ogden, The finder wi will be suitably rewarded vy w Rochelle, desire few more orphan of Rey, Stoblmazh, £5 Prince street, leaving them at the above place. OST OR MISLAID—POCKET BOOK, CONTAINTHG a note (not endorsed) ome heed ‘ot B® oortifi 1,00) tor 20 shar and other papers, to may retain, on vondtn ‘ferme moderate. and ot Raids sis eth about ‘S20, whieh the Gnder i the book and papers to 66 Front st, ST—IN rig ig ged OR TENTH nae i fg HOUR.—THE STEAMBOAT KRYPORT Will leave Now York, foot of Murray streat, st half past Yelock P. M., and Keyport at eight o'clock A. M. ARLEM RAILROAD-INLAND ROUTE.—ON Pee) ae ge Co ge bd rt Al jorner bite Aas ne. Tpete 6 a 7 OST, IN TWENTIETH STREET, F! Kee tee on the eveni mith) Fmalt d aament & Co., 207 Pearl street. O8T—ON FRIDAY EVENING, rap 10TH er A lan ee e black and white Newfow white tail, fore feet w! rp Ane, f the 9th instant them ite & alps as at Corser ath be rewarded o om leaving’ it with 8 stern PStSeroton Fall ane City Hall pee —Croton 1 stations above aie etd White Hin mille and geen | J 45, 420, 8 and ie nes cee isms bridge, ab EI HERINER, in a Hin verest. —LA8T NIGHT IN A NINTH AVENUE AND teenth street stage, @ pert it ook and othe bats igh a and axe igs Albany, at tho ¢! 01 offi Broome seroet, aud te Malden lane an tn istroe prea ey “yy beral re Mid tothe Ruder, 4 Albany 4:30 P.M Uiiee of DIMON & PHILIPS, 10 Wall the Seen O8T—A SMALL TAN COLORED POG, HEAD AN: ar ling, short mit inc paid Yo the person Feturhlng the dog to 0 Domioick street ST—TWO SPLENDID RINGS. THE ONE A LARGE her The find be hy 4 A. at Now York av oor 7:20 P.M. fe White Pini Wining + ‘a spre ite Fai ‘ost, NEAR THE JERSEY FERRY addressed to Mrs. I. F. Babcock, will receive one dollar re DAY EVENING LAST, ON ONE 01 or all ted wre p An light Naess Rey ratiged i th if the ‘whole eet, A BLACK AND TAN T) TERRIER: ington square, shall be so the tore L nday train wilt be left at tir Ses etait rd Wie ir Rent ste the onl; be tiscali 3 eseriptlon of enob Praag Pi nded. x 5. Liberal discount to dealers, by KM GOCEEYN Wo Fulton street, up stairs, USICAL GAZETTE.—THE FIRST ‘HE NEW Jone f this pie periodical depots. Terms Wy mails $2.00 by carriers. Su taken for an; Re S of time, ana te com! aay number, Publ MASON sores No, 23 Park Row. ‘ ET CHILD IMOGEN WILL GEDEW A yes with tears.” {See notice U. 8. Joursal. otioe 0 4,000 sold in Two Day Creat Success! THE NEWSBOY, SECOND EDITION NOW READY. WHAT t “ Little Bob, the hero, in the poverty and obseurity. of hie vont career, may reiaind the reader of Dickeus's Oliver 'T A GREATER THAN OLIVER TWIST 16 HER: Bob ia itving ¢ ound on his way to immortality with the living creations of Fielding and Seatt, and. Diekems, tnd Cooper, and Irving. * Relicking, ashy Jack, half sailor stands out in bold relief, with a character all sweet child, Imogen, WIRE REDEW A NATION'S RYE WOT TEARS, a while the berea husband and father, the magnanimous merchant, Dinsmoor, will awake the rong sympathy C4 every reader, A simple- heartodness, pious zeal, and And t overflowing kindness of the good, straight-backed Pugitan spinster, Aunt becky, will at once RAE A = on RY Ya ove of every heart. | Bven i Tittte foundling, Minnie ve years old, is no! Mi She “coal wash bee, Be aa M4 |. 8. Jor nymous writer of the yooree wer volume has duced @ romance of more than common interest. A plot of stirring incidents, extracrilinary adventuro, and EXQUISITE CONCEPTIONS OF CHARACTER. It enlivens the walks of every day life with fresh and beauti- ful aseociations, throwing an atmosphere of refined and noble sentiment around the mvs homely realltinay ine Post \New York Evening Post. “We speak within bounds when we our and win th ‘ broken-back’ character, for still all di “The pases have an ai reality; t! esoughly convervant with his local theme, she more rommntion portion of the story is written with od tas one. ag ascholar.”” (Boston Evoning Gasette, i ace ttane Aun niveesienn sxneesiey ee to ~ bein sym| 3 of Tele ar boel ver by women and ¢ cannet be road with arp on Ly men with heart, N.Y. Evening 3 ‘sboy’ is s good book. Its moral is wholesome. ood. After reading it, we feel impelled to pay the street-sweepers the penny she earns at the crossing—to honor every worker, in however humble « field, i DERERVES THE CIRCULATION likely to enjoy.’ . Daily Times. Mie wasner ls ‘inning and. pleceaut; ite euthee soomlt to prefer simple and touching detail, rather than furved unnatural revelation. T! CCRBSEU ALL THE MERITS OF THE LAMPLIGHTER, m the first, page to the last, intensely interesting. ion much whether the authyr is not known to fame already; but if not, this volume will be the making of a name to the writer." (Phil. Saturday Mail. bs ipo If THE AUTHOR OF omy NEwsnoy ? ry Cura of the wtrest. We ‘yet wo have seldom, if read a story which show ch’ unmistakable signe’ of geniui (Sunday Times. it Having once taken t up, one “CANNOT LAY IT ASIDE wae ae erronr.’”’ a Dail Tho Newanoy, is elegantly got up, with ttustra maken wlarge mo, of 60 pasos. rien $1 DERBY, Publisher, atreot, New York, erecelpt ot price. URNISHED ROOMS TORENT, THE PARK AND west of Broa wer —A suit of very ct fornished 7 fortabl; vm, oF singly, will be rented ina very pleasant house and Tocality,to or, ceptionable tenants, by Sdireosing Bors Bormada, Merald ¢ vie ART OF Bouse 53 BLEECKER tary doors east of lors and tea room ch hearoums, ‘and two attic room: very moderate. Inq from 8A: M. HL P.M. STL © LET JIN STABLE “19 VESTRY STREET, Caring taken on storage. HE Drsinanie STORE 102 NASSAU STREET, corner A: jet and fixtures for sale at half cost. Inquire as abo “ Bes. | £3 LET—FOR ONE OR MORE YEARS, FOR $xY Kind of business, the store corner of Broadway street, now vacant. Apply at 144 Chambers strest. (0 LET—THE HANDSOME STORE _X0, 36 HUDSON street, 80 fect deep, with basement of same sise, suit- alle for Tiratture, or other businoss requiring room, Appiyto PRCA RE, 108 Hester ‘—THE rede BROWN Brows FRONT FOUR T° any VDaesment house, No. 119 Bast Thirteenth ey a ean im prements, 4. lo- Ts Por particulars apply” Go ERUsIL PRANCH! & colars 8 CU, Generat Agents, ay Wail 0 LET—AT NO. 17 AMITY STREET. NEAR BROAD; hed nt room, first fee a paysictan om. edroom. Will be let cone or Cavite, Bekeranevete’ se'a dent ol (ase tenant. pont ect one cn Ph =. Rt T LET—ONE OF THE ROW OF BASEMENT TWO iets gad abtle bei hootes, with edjotaing lot of ground = shoes io be banducaely “dead Croton ‘water, 4 finished; ter tee " ist ot Deoember iber. foun, CAUEAGHEN corner of Seventy second, and Third svenue, oF of MOSPEDON & BAKER, 2 Pine ry STREET, SOUTH BROOKLYN, five minutes walk from Hamilton ton ferry, PET Lg with fixtures. Rent ras ith the pom fair price, For partioulars ad 10 LET—A Rota pdt yf FURNISHED PARLOR ON fi a suit of handsomely furnished rooms on weibect ‘Twentieth strect, between Broadway bag ) LET—A SUIT OF ROOMS, AT 62 EAST SIXTRENTH treet, well calculated for/s family oF Gentle: 08 © modern improvements, and Iecation ts highly doeirables ‘0 LET~A VERY CONVENIENT, PLEASANT AND improvemente; gaa fix- desirable house, with mi inthe ho enue, between ith ati Re eat ee EME! SON Ww ius, Wor's everett House, cuaer of Fourth and Seventeenth street. 10 LET-THE FIRST CLASS FOUR-STORY, oUsB No. 64 Franklin. street, near Broadway ; ba as, ke. Rent only $1,000, or the Lense will Ye sold low, whole ore art ‘of the furniture for sale at ® bargain, Apply on the premise © LET-TO A TADY, (WIDOW PREFERRED, THR half of a neat three story house, in the neighborhood of ae We ta teke the rent i bond if desired. Y Y dastePtoe ¢ ven . #, Williams, Broadway Post Office. ° TET—A FURNISHED, HOUSE, NEAR STUYVE- veued taker ins ‘many ober Eosote, poet neues fale cr toilet, . D. ait ; Clinton ind Lafayette place. , 10 LET—THE SECOND STORY OF THE DWELLING worry court Le deen J street, near St. Paul's Chureb; this fam! £2 SCENES caine astra loves haets on tat peat ([° LET, OF LEASE—ToR A HoTEI, BOARDING OR lodging ye ‘the buildin oy lway, running sdeae Se lo pre vasihG das cabergeing sivaine: bape 1 ~ ~¥ 1. GREEN PRARSON, No. 18 Wall street. MP0 LET AND FURNITURE E FOR SALE—OF A THRER story house, with late improvemen ext location up town. Yearly rent $1 esres- ie, be present eecnt occupant would ha room du the upper floor, of the purebase mone; or would soll w without thle conditie Address A. B.C., lise: ald office. $50.34, ‘A PARTNER WANTED, WITH THIS CAV'T- dal, in a pretty and paying business, Address Good, een PARTNER WANTED IN A LUCRA end manufacturing eae ith @ cape Ey 00h te ‘$20,000. nity A Ht will be © be on me, (Ww! WINDER & Pakeres asearsgur Tae con mavens ia with the wae a a n | nsiness eopnec- RRSHIP 1 HERETOFO! iE EXISTING Uae: et ies D. Taylor ea, James M Hit RLS D. TAYLOR. ari rays tt continue the t aay tr 3 im aa 1d stand, No. & City Hall square, under Fronebts Motel. 94 ANTED—TO Pp cay LADIES.—ANY YOUNt Moca te ean oe brag 8 Harry Gordons ” Herald ofhee. crresen tie JU BSCR - 362 Rive sew pa eee eae tl an of at penmann on Monday, 13th Secoese OVERS inant ea ab manta ‘Broadway. hd LANGUAGE.—FROY. D. Li D. EAGROS, 2. NO. 2, Broad \tinues to receive new pu; initruetion {0 the the. iN os Tape ‘Suen t! : th Ae = peak | it with fluency and oucroousens. ate TIN’ . "IC, 4C.—MR, WBE RGR ESG, Sar jp fi tors Inera ee ot) ve may eaver thie week on Hit oren os gual. Wa tow ne very favorabl diame THE TRADES, &c. BRASS FOUNDERS. mph je! A Yo T mei ana tniching hep: ton dealt ‘inde of oe wk vy bers) 4 office