The New York Herald Newspaper, November 27, 1854, Page 7

ADYERTISENENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. SALE AND TO RENT IN w York city, $609,000 worth c good locations, unincum- rye several fine dwellings in Brooklyn; also, $350,000 worth of country seats and farms, located ad: jacent to New York city, and in New Jersey, Connecticut ‘aad New York States. “Apply to G. A. ROBINSON, real eniate broker and suctioneer for real estate only, 85 Nas- sau street, rooms Nos. 4 and 5, up s| $ ¢ lease and to rent, in New York, the lease and furniture of one of the first hotels on Broad: ‘way; one do., an extensive and one of the most fashion- able hotels, $100,000; also one for $75,000; one do. $45 000; one do., $30,000; one do., $12,000. Also, one of t! “best second’ class down town hotels in New York, 000; also, a fine hotel, on the European plan, $25,000; one do., $12,500, in the best location; also, one of the Dest hotels on the Fast river, $7,000; one do., up town mear a ferry, $3,500; also a tine hotel on Chambers street; one do, near the Battery, one do. on Grand street, one -@o. on the Bowery, one on Fulton strect, one on Third avenue, one do, on Fourth avenue, near the depot. Also. # fine dining Louse near Wall street, in the centre of all business; also, several splendid oyster and dining saloons, io locations, and several large boa houses. Also, to rent, a fine, hotel, in one of the best loca- tions, which will be Anished to the order of the tenant; also, a public house in Harlem, &c. Apply to G. A. ROB- NEON, 85 Nassau strect, rooms Nos. 4 and 5, up stairs, where a general register is kept of all the principal ho- s, hat, clothin and 8 : wine’ and Lequor atores, for sale and to reat in New York .alao, for the purchase and sale of real estate, leasing of property, and collection of rents, geet $15,000. eens immediately, providing part purel money could remain on rorrears for three years, farm, the value from $5,000 to,$15,000, located conve- nient to New York city, ‘under’a high state of cultiva- tion. Address box 153 Herald office, and it will meet »with prompt attention. $11.000 ONLY FOR THAT BEAUTIFUL NEW three story basement, with sub-cel Tar, brown stone front house, containing all the i rovements of the age, House 25x56 feet, situated ween Eighth and Ninth streets, fronting on Tompki square. Termseasy. LE MOTT, 17 Spruce treet. 0 —FOR SALE—ON ATLANTIC STREET ° o Brooklyn, west of Power street, « Duilding lot 20 by 90 feet, a safe street for building pro- fits, increase of value,-and of property, (none #0 searce thereon). Terms, half cash, balance on mort- gage. Apply to JOHN ROGERS, Architect, No. 538 Broadway. #1 AQOO, “20k EME, STOCK AND FIXTURES ° e ofa crockery and lamp store, located ina central 7 of the best business street up town; also, @ small cotton manufacturing business, at very Teasonable terms. Address L. M. D., Herald office. 0 —ANY PERSON HAVING A CAPITAL OF 0. $800 can be placed in a position to realize income, and ina few years a fortune, by paying the advertiser $300. This is ‘an opportunity rarely to be met with, Address T. P. W., box 185 Herald office, 6 0 —FOR SALE—GROCERY AND LIQUOR ‘eStore, located on the corner of two great tMoroughfares. Business extensive, and rapidly increas- ing. Rent low, and customers of the first class, are sume of the many inducements, to purchasers, Apply at 102 Nassau street, room No. 9. PURDY & Co. —FOR SALE—A GENTLEMAN'S FURNISH- e ing and fancy goods store, including stock, fixtures, and yaluable lease of premises, which alone is worth the price asked. The location is excellent, and well adapted to this. business, Apply at 102 Nassau sireet, room No. 9, PURDY & CO. —CROCKERY STORE FOR SALE AT A e bargain.—$300 will purchase the fixtures ahd stock entire of a profitable store with a good run of customers. Fora person with a small capital only this is an exeellent chance for business. B. W. RICHARDS, 307 Broadway. (0), EOF GALE, CONFECTIONARY. AND, SE- 'e gar store, located in the most business thoroughfare in Williamsburg; all the stock, fixtures, furniture, &c. Is a desirable chance for any one wish: ing a snug business. Apply at 102 Nassau street, room No. 9. PURDY & CO. —FOR SALE, AN AWNING, TENT AND je flag depot; ’ one of the most desirable cations in°the city. The place has been established ten years, and ia more extensive than any other in the city, Apply immédiatoly at 102 Nassau street, room No. 9. PURDY & CO. 30 —A RARE CHANCE FOR CARPENTERS, e crothers. A handsome building lot, 100 fret square, 11¢ hours’ ride City Hall; also for sale $400 redeemed in a good building association: monthly dues, $7, Call at 183 William street, second story. ROCKERY STORE FOR SALE.—THE ENTIRE STOCK in trade of an old and well established wholesale crockery store for sale, together with the fixtures and lease of the premises. The business is nently established, with a large share of safe and prompt cus- tomers, and the stock is full and complete, with every variety of the best styles and patterns. To any one do- girous of commencing the business on a sure footing, or wishing to enlarge their present business, this offers an opportunity of doing so seldom to be met with. Applica- So addressed to A. B., Herald office, will receive atten- ti RUG STORE FOR SALE—DOING A FIRST RATE buniness; will be sold very low, as the owner is werd West. Apply at 240 Greenwich street, near ‘obinson. RUG STORE FOR SALE—A LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL fitted up store, well stocked with drugs, perfamery, and fancy articles. The store is situat en a corner, and on one of the greatest thoroughfares in the city, and doing an excellent ription business. It isan excellent location for a physician or German druggist. Address James, Herald of rea, WH good. Wagon eal sodetwery © iia. acres, wi ses ai m puild- ; fruit of all kinds and well watered; one hour from New York, by the New York and Philadelphia railroad from city five times daily; within two of the depot at Uniontown, New Jersey; timber and buildings worth all the money asked; terms easy. Apply on the premises, to WM. B. BARNES, pro- prietor. R SALE—THE OYSTER AND COFFEE AND CAKE te. stand No. 109 Nassau street, with fixtures com- Q oe anda four ” lease; sold on account of other iness. can be seen by applying at the clothing store over the }, or to p- son, at the Marine Cou: SALE—ON VERY FAVORABLE TER! THE building and interest of a first class high in ‘ashington city, paying about $4,000 per year. For ly in person or by letter to re Union square real estate office, corner of Fourth avenue and Seventeenth street. R SALE.—THE STOCK, FIXTURES, LEASE AND good will, of the old established jewelry and watch- making establishment of the late F. R. Cramp, No. 88 Bleecker street, doors from way. An op} ity neldem to be met with of sto; at once in prosperous business. Apply to ELL & SWAIN, Attorneys, No. 11 Chambers street. R SALE—A SUPERIOR RESTAURANT, DINING AND drinking saloon. Location unsurpassed; business excellent. Any one wishing a place of this kind cannot fail of being suited. Terms very favorable. Apply im- mediately at 102 Nassau street, room No. 9. PURDY & 00. SALE—A HANDSOME FOUR STORY BROWN stone house, on Thirtieth street, for $9,000. A large fine three story house, near Trinit: nay oe on Twenty- sixth street; two handsome new stone front basement houses on Twenty-second street, and a number of houses at low prices. E. B, KINSHIMER, $19 Fourth avenue, 3 to 7, and 8 to 10. R SALE.—WILL BE SOLD VERY LOW, A FINE , and new harness, with blan- @ fine chance. Apply at the Sapet stable 34 Canal street, opposite the New Haven _——— SALE—A THREE STORY AND HIGH BASEMENT brick house, in Twenty-seventh between Sixth and Seventh avenues. Is complete wi ‘modern improvements, afid in perfect order. Possession can be had immediately. SAMUEL , 63 Wall street, (basement. ) EDI SALE—A ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN, IN a very busy neighborhood. Lease, furniture, ke., wit be immediately, for half thelr value, as the I an the rent. ai erigio00 Es o00 ‘required. ‘Appl strest room Note “PIG aHOMPSON, R SALE—HALF OF A VALUABLE PATENT, WITH which a smart man can clear s large fortune, price $10,000; also a splendid bakery, having all improve- rments, $3,000; also, Paper Fo ecto A in New Jer- my; , five houses on y-fifth si ; also, to let, ‘one-half of s house on He? ged street. Rent $250, Apply at 212 Broadway, room 1 BROWN & CO. SALE—A SEVENTEEN YEARS’ LEASE OF A lot 29 by 100, ina fine location for a carpenter's al The a tenant building, &c.; ground rent low. Also = Ry hed new, for sale cheap. Address SALE, ON THE MOST FAVORABLE TERMS— Lease, fixtures and furniture of ing and drinking saloon, on first floor, Incated on Dey street, corner of Broadway of the best locations in New York, and sive business. Apply to G. A. ter office, 85 Nassau street, mu Al PRCA commodating abou : the weil ventilated and furnished in the best style; attached o the hotel is a dining saloon el hg ona songs business. The lease . ‘Terras, a ing an exten- , general regis- itairs, i is favorable 1,000 or $3,000 cash, the balance can remain to suit the purchaser. Address G. HOLLAND, Herald office, DRUGGISTS AND —AN EXTEN: nive, first class drug store, well situated in New ‘ork city, for sale. It has been established and success, ful on for many years. Price, $12,000. Satis. Testear reasona given for delling. 0 will receive # inite inf on to ul Over] Feats & 00. 00 Nanay aieeek FOR SALE. IVE HANDSOMELY LOCATED BUILDING LOTS, | will be sold at a bargain. Situated on Fifty-third Street, near the First avenue. Street paved, Croton | water, &c, DE MOTT, No. 17 Spruce street. PERTY IN NEW YORK TO EXCHANGE FOR PRO- perty in Bergen or West Hoboken.—A first class four story house and lot, to exchange for a small farm, about three miles from the ferry. Apply at 476 Fourth 0 FULL SIZE BUILDING LOTS, BEAUTIFULLY located on Forty ninth street, betwoen Madison av- enue and Fifth avenue. Street graded, Croton water, | &e. Price low, te: easy. DE MOTT, 17 Spruce st. OIGHTLANDER’S CAMERA.—ANY PERSON HAV- 1 gin h brat rate Voightlanders daguerceotype camera for sale cheap, may hear of a purchaser by a) to | Charles W. Polman, 107 East Fourteenth street, stati . No need to a; except it is a first rate let uate ee See e e LIFE INSURANCE SUIT, DECIDED LAST WEEK, IN one of our city courts, was againt a Philadelphia Ottice, called ‘‘ The United States Insurance, Annuity and Trust Company.” SSIGNEE’S . NOTICE.—ALL PERSONS HAVING claims, not heretofore presented, against the late firm of Andnew & McClure, are hereby notified to pre- sent the same tc the subscriber, at 115 Crosby street. N. H. BARTHOLOMEW, Assignee. : seal REEN TURTLE AND TERRAPIN.—A FINE GRREN turtle will be served up this day in soup and steaks. Also, stewed terrapin; at 15 Beekman street, by R. C. MONTE ities supplied by the quart, &c. ANCOCK ASSOCIATION, FEB. 22.—THE MEMBERS of the abbve association are requested to meet at their room, = arranj committee. n Tuesday (to-morrow, ments for their annual bal ae to ged 5 juest KEECH, ROBINS & BRADEN. 338 Rasunetow STREET —A GENTLEMAN AND can be accommodated with Board in a plain, genteel family, where there are only a few boarders. Apply at 338 Washington street, one door from Harrison. 1 7 HUDSON STREET, OPPOSITE ST. JOHN’S Letty oe rooms to let, with board, to sing! atiemen, or gentlemen and their wives; heuse ‘urnished, with all the modern improvements. 143 EIGHTH STREET, OPPOSITE MERCANTILE Library—A suit of rooms on the second floor, Consisting of four, to let, with board, in a first class house; also two rooms for single gentlemen. WAVERLEY PLACE—A SUITE OF FURNISHED “apartments, om the second floor, with board, ina private family; ‘The house has all the modern im: provements, iting of bath, gas, &c. Unexceptionab‘e reference given and required. FRANKLIN STREET, FIRST HOUSE WEST OF Broadway—Two parlors, on the first floor, sitting newly and large bedr2m, on third floor, also two or three single rooms, all neatly furnished as for gentlemen. Breakfast served, if required. iness strictly ob- served. 1 Q WET, THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR FOPTH avenue.—To let, a well furnished back room, on third story, suitable for two young men, or a gentleman and wife; house has all modern improvements, gas, ath, &e. BLEECKER STREET, EAST OF BROADWAY.—TWO or three gentlemen, or a gentleman and wife, pre- ferring the quiet of a te family to the noise and bustle of & hotel, can have two handsomely furnished Matis and bedrooms, with full or partial board, at No. Bleecker street. 1 RVING PLACE, CORNER | OF | FOURTEENTH street—Suits of apartments, and single rooms, with board, may be obtai The house is first class, loca- tion desirable. Apply as above. ERMITAGE LODGE I.0. OF 0. F.—Members are particularly requested to attend the next regular inceting of Hermitage Lodge, No. 165, 1.0. of 0. F., at their room, on Tuesday evening, November 28, at'73¢ P.M. The undersigned trust that no brother will bs absent, as business in which every member is interested will be acted upon THOMAS FENTON, N. G. H. F. L. Buatina, See., P. T. RISHMEN’S CIVIL AND MILITARY REPUBLICAN Union.—This association give a grand ball on Tues- any evening, 28th inst., at the City Assembly Rooms, 446 Broadway. ‘In consequence of all the tickets being sold, the committee of arrangements had one hundred more printed, which will be found at the door on the evening of the Ball. T. C. HOLLAND, Chairman, EW YORK HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.—AN AD- journed meeting will be held at tho Society's Rooms, 600 Broadway, this, Monday evening, at 73 o'elock, Tue nominating committee will report. SHEPHERD KNAPP, President. Pree B. Mean, Recording Secretary. FRIVATE FAMILY CAN ACCOMMODATE A GENTLE: man and wife, and a few single gentlemen, with full or partial board, ‘The rooms are very pleasant, and house contains all the modern improvements. Apply at 204 Tenth street, near Second avenue. LARGE FRONT AND BACK PARLOR AND TW) bedrooms to let, on second floor of house 234 Third Avenue; possession immediately; rent low, to a respecta- ile family. Apply on the premises, or to Joha Foley, 167 Broadway. * SUITE OF ROOMS—SPLENDIDLY FURNISHED, TO let, together or separate, in a private house, with ali the modern improvements; also, a single room, with grate and gas init. A physician will find this a rare chance. Apply at 98 Prince street, a few doors west of Broadway. GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR SINGLE GEN- tlemen, can be accommodated with board and rooms at 564 Broome, corner of Varick, two blocks from Canal street. FFICE OF THE NEW CREEK COMPANY, 35 WALL street, New York.—To the Stockholders of the New Creek Company :—An advertisement having recently been published in the New York Herald, signed by a certain “John M. Kight,”’ in which he claims to be the owner of a tract of land called the ‘Pea Vine,” contain- ing, as he states, 265 acres, and that he will speedily proceed, according to law, to obtain possession. As his ietended claim is so ridiculous, it was considered at Kist entirely unworthy of notice, but as inquiries have been made at the office of the Company in relation to it, the Company, for the information of its stockholders, would state, that their interest in the tract of land in question was recently acquired by the Company, and is no portion of the large amount of lands on which the Company was orgamzed. The tract in question had beet in litigation ‘before we Pyrchasod, but the title had been confirmed to those of whom the Company purchased by the highest courts in Virginia, and is consi‘ered beyond dispute. The said Jno. M. Kight claims to have obtained a patert on the 30th October last. We hold under a patent from Lord Fairfax, Sept. 2, 1779, and duly recorded in the Virginia Land Ofice. : ALFRED ASHFIELD, President New Creek Company. WIDOW LADY, LIVING UP TOWN, EAST OF THE Bowery, would like to let a room and pantry, on the first floor, to a Indy wad gentleman, with board for the lady only. Address J. A. L., Herald office. SUITE OF ROOMS FOR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, or rooms for Kl gentlemen, can be obtained ina Private family, with full or partial board, in the three story and basement house, fitted with bath, gas, &e. 196 West Fifteenth street, on very reasonable terms, if token immediately. OARD.—A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED BACK PAR- lor to let, with board, to a gentleman and wife ; 0, a third story front room, suitable for two single entlemen, with full or partial board. Terms moderate. References exchanged. Apply 8 Crosby street, between Howard and Grand, OARD.—A SUIT OF ROOMS, ELEGANTLY FUR- nished, in a brown stone house. It is heated by @ Tnace, and has gas and baths throughout. It is situa- d inthe most fashionable part of the city. Those wish- ing elegant accommodations can apply at 46 East Thirty- fifth street, near Madison avenue. FFICE’ OF THE LOCUST GAS COAL COMPANY, No. 93 Walnut street, Philadelphia.—At a meeting of the Locust Gas Coal Improvement Company, held at their office, the following gentlemen were electéd direc- tors:—Abram S. Wolf, Mayor Arnold, Henry L. Elder, Henry M. Phillips, Lyon I. Lery. ABM. 8. WOLF, President. Wa. H. Kercutyr, Secretary and Treasurer. ARKER VEIN COAL COMPANY.—THE STOCKHOLD- era of the Parker Vein Coal Company are invited to attend a meeting to be held in the Lecturo Room of the New'York University, Washington square, on Tues- day evening, 28th November, at 734 o'clock, to take into consideration the condition of the Company, and deter- mine upon measures necessary to preserve the property of the Company and to revive its business. A full report of the aftairs of the Company will be presonted: amd itis earnestly requested that every stockholder will be pres- ent. The Directors are well satisfied, if proper measures are adopted to meet the pressing obligations, that the roperty of the Company ia worth ‘vastly more than the fiabuitite upon it; without such measures, the entire property of the ‘Company must be sacrificed. The amount required to meet the said obligations, and put the Company in working order, is about $125,000, for which undoubted security can ‘iven; but to accom- plish this, the co-operation of all the stockholders is re- quired. “ANDREW CLERK, President. HE TWENTY-FOURTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE "[Potish Revolution will be celebrated. this evening, Nov. 27, in the Chinese Assembly Rooms, 530 Broailway. ‘The Commuttee of the Polish Democratic Society invites the attendance of all the friends of universal liberty. ‘The meeting will be called to order at half-past seven, when the chair will be taken by the Hon. John P, Hale. It is expected that the meeting will be addressed by thy following gentlemen :—Hon. John P. Hale, Hon, Charles Sumner, Hon. Horace Greeley, W. Cedrowski, Hon. Rufus Choate, Hon. James Brooks, A. Rassewski, Prof. Foresti, John Jay, “RS Col. Forbes, Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, L, Sepaerek, John M. Mullen, Hon. Gen. Sam’l Houston, Hon. Wm. 0. Bryant, Hon. Salmon Chase, Escaloune, 8. Kaufmann, De Lecluse, Tolon, Malespin,’and others. due six front seats will bereserved for ladies. Entrance LAND AND GENERAL AGENCY.—I. DE COR VA, land and general agent, may be found a- the Metropolitan Hotel from the 23d to the 20th of Not vember. ASSOCIATION FOR THE RELIEF OF RESPECTABLE ‘Aged Indigent Females, will hold their forty-first anniversary, at the Asylum, in Twentieth stroet, tween the nd and Third avenues, on Tuesday, 23¢! instant, at 12 o’clock, when the annual report will be reac, and an address delivered. All friendly to this institution are respectfully invited to attend. $337.000, ~thedwating snout “imac. 01 t Ee poe diately be tively guarantecs ung, ely perfection to old an: for a few $, day and eve- ning. Apply imm at 337 Broadway Writiag Academy. Stylography taught for $2 50. writ- ten gratis. —BOOKKEEPING.—MR. DOLBEAR, NO. 609 e Broadway, corner of Houston street, is forming @ special class this week, at only $10 for s full double entry course. He guarantees to make elegant writers and practical bookkeepers by the first of Janu- ery. N. B.—Four seats vacant, i) & $2% FOR A FULL COURSE IN WRITING.— If you wish to learn the above thoroughly, make \uthediate application at Mr. PAINE’S academies, 26 Grand street, New York, or 166 Fulton street, Brooklyn. Ladies’ day aud evening’classes. Bookkeeping arithme- tic as usual, Please call. —ALL THIS WEEK.—THE SUBSCRIBED 'e! 'e Will receive new pu gh i gn $2 50 for a course of ten lessons in pnp) al $12 50 for a wie course ot double entry boo! keop- mg. OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH, 362 way. WELL QUALIFIED YOUNG GENTLEMAN WOULD like to bye ¢ one or two hours in the day io teaching French and music in some respectable ily. Salary not so much am object as a useful and pleasin; oct po with well bred persons. Address P. M. D. ice. OOKKEEPING, ARITHMETIC, WRITING, &c.: . RENVILLE, 289 Broadway, will receive new students Us week, be very favorable terms, for practical tuition in boo! keeping, &e., qualifying them thoroughly for the duties of the counting room. Open day and evening. LANGUAGE.—PROF. D. LAGROIX, 239 Broadway, continues to receive new pupils for thorough instruction in the French language, impat to them the facility to ys with fluency and correct- s moderate. neas. Private classes. hind AND GERMAN LANGUAGES.—THE SUB- DH karen theibts lay Bev lis srorestinnal competensy, iy known in this city for his professional competenc otinues ‘4 he ce He 01 teaching the above ial la . passed, on the continent cope, the government examinations. E TELLERING, Go road way. sta he) sa ac oly tnd wt end conversat but follow itudy thon’ id of a teacher. rms aa ies" . * Bee a way_Post Office. MUSICAL, OLIAN PIANOS.—TWO SUPERIOR NEW AOLIAN pianos—one Gilbert, the other Hallet, Davis & Co., at great hae ona Must 7 sold — a, rea re Mw . Other fine pianos at ¥ luloknas, guitars, Be Cal oda COOK & BROS., 643 Broadway. IANO FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CARPETING, bedding, or bureau, watch, &c, About $40. In- quire at 15734 Bowery. ONSIGNMENT SALE OF PIANOS FROM THE BEST city makers, in plain and fancy cases, from six to with orders to sell ata great reduction from the factory prices for cash, fully warranted ; also, an assortment of el ae ee oe ee from $50 to $150. Pianos of our man: ire constant. 5 Adee Apply at the manufactory and warerooms, Donald & Bro., 192 Bowery near Houston street. IANOFORTE.—FOR SALE, AT A LOW PRICE, fine toned, well finished, rosewood forte. be seen lying at 324 avenue, OARD.—ONE OR TWO WELL FURNISHED AND pleasant rooms, suitable for a family or several gentlemen, with board, may be had at 118 Clinton place, below Fifth avenue. OARD.—A GENTEEL, SOCIAL AMERICAN FAMILY will lot, with board, fire and gaslight, a parlor and ecesn on tho Girst floor, to a gentleman or gentleman and wife, at $12 to $16 per week; also a fine room, with plenty of closet room, $0 # geutleman and wife, from $10 to $12, House has modern improvements, and is pleasantly situated. Apply. at 180 Nineteenth street, near Second avenue. Keferences exchanged. OARD.—A LARGE SQUARE ROOM, ON THE THIRD floor, suitable for two gentlemen, or gentleman and wife. Also, a single room to be let, in a private house, with full or partial board. Apply at'114 Franklin street. OARD IN BROOKLYN—FOUR GENTLEMEN CAN be accommodated with rooms and pantries attach- 7d, and board. House pleasantly situated 12 to 15 min- utes walk from the ferries. Apply at 342 Atlantic stroct. OARD IN BROOKLYN—NEAR THE SOUTH AND ‘Wall street ferries. Gentlemen and their wives, or Jingle gentlemen, desirous of obtaining moderate and comfortable board for the winter, ean be accommodated with pleasant rooms at 91 State street. OARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.—A PRIVATE FA- mily, residing within one minute’s walk of the Eouth ferry, Brooklyn, will be happy to receive one or two gentlemen, or a gentleman and wife, a inmates. Foreigners not objected to, as the family speak French. Dinner hour, six o’clock. A BY, at 37 Pacific street, Brooklyn, between Hicks nry. OARDERS WANTED.—A FEW GEMTLEMEN CAN ‘be accommodated with board and pleasant rooms; also, a fine suit of rooms on second floor, for gentlemen or gentlemen and their wives, at 186 Mercer street, one door from Bleecker. OARDING—FOR FAMILIES OR SINGLE GENTLE- men, with parlors, suites, and single rooms, on most feasonable terms, for the winter months, at the Collins Hotel, corner of Canal and West streets.’ Rooms front- ing the North river. TALLMAN & MAPES, Proprietors. OARDING—SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM- modated with rooms and full board; also, a large pleasant room, that will accommodate a party of four gent , at 122 Chambers street. Day boarders can accommodated also. Reference required Speaed;tiva net dase orfvate we ina first ivat ve re and epese through the nacw a parte of the city. ees exch: . Apply at No. 4 Abingdon square, west side, second door from Bank street. OARDING.—A LARGE FRONT ROOM ON SECOND floor, handsomely furnished, suitable fer a gen- n and his wife, or two single gentlemen; with full or partial board. Gas and baths in the house, Refer- ences exchanged. Apply at 118 Fourth street. OARDING.—A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, OR ONE or two single gentlemen, can be accommodated with rooms and board in yea family, (one large room on Thi second floor aud one and one small room on third floor,) at No. 161 West -sixth street. The honse is first class, and contains ali the modern improvements. References exchanged. OARDING.—TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE accommodated with good board and pleasant rooms on reasonable terms. Apply at 14 Jones street, between Bleecker and Fourth, near Sixth avenu OARDING.—A FURNISHED PARLOR, SUITABLE for a gentleman and his wife, also third story rooms, for single gentlemen or were young ladies, can be had ina small family. Call at 198 Canal street, near Varick. . OARDING.—A FINE LARGE PARLOR, WITH BED- room attached, suitable for a gentleman and wife dr three single gentlemen, to let, with board, at 427 Broome street, one block east of Broadway. House firat class, with all the modern improvements. OARDING.—ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN AND THEIR wives, or three or four single gentlemen, would be taken to board in a private family; handsome parlors with bedrooms, grates, bath, gas, &c.; or rooms to let, furnished or unfurnished. ’ Apply at 92 East Twenty- eighth street, opposite St. Stephen’s Church. OARDING—14 BOND STREET.—ONE OR TWO HAND- some rooms, for gentlemen and wives or single gentlemen. References 8! Bertie ee LADY WISHES TO MEET A PARTY ‘of three or four gentlemen, who will advance her , for which they can have rooms with full or par- tial board, in s genteel family, convenient to South or Wall street ferries. German gentlemen preferred. Ad- dress G. F. T., Herald office. HEAP AND COMFORTABLE LODGING ROOMS CAN be had for the winter, from $1 upwards. Single rcoms, twenty-five cents per night. Manhattan House, 27 and 29 Centre street. thst bite bP SE D'ireas's ROOMS, WITH BOARD, FOR A GEN- ous tleman and lady, or two single gentlemen; the se and furnitur and within five minutes wal Henry street, near Atlantic. ARTIAL BOARD WANTED—BY A PARTY OF FOUR gentlemen, in this at, below Prince street; best of referencegiven. Address ¥. 8. B., stating terms, Herald otlice. $$$ $$ ————————————— OOMS, FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, TO LET, with full or partial board, to two ns; two jectma story parlors with pantries; family small and strictly private. Inquire at Greenwich street, op- posite Vandam atreet. re new, with improvements, Mk of the South ferry, No. 238 4 Ooms WITH te yt ben NO. ah higed treet; |i and small, in suite or ‘ar IRs ae rt ama i rer fo BOARDING AND conn cM celle — WwW board, in Bedford, vi ro » Mi tleman ford, or vicinity, by @ who keeps a dog. Address “Shot,” Herald Office. WN hoan, WITH A RESPECTABLE PRI- vate family, where there are no other boarders, for a lady, im the west part of the city; a house with ali the modern improvements preferred. The best of refor- ences required. Address 8. A. B., box 777 Poat Office. CANAL STRERT, NEAR VARICK.—W. & H. 16 VAN NOTES’ stove st assortment of the latest pattern: reasonable terms. Stoves and ranges lined with soap- stone and grates set repaired, stoves put uP and Pipe furnished for same. Also, soapstone grid- les for sale, wholesale and retai excel in the |. The coe — in their requiring but one greasing JURE OF CORNS BY MADAME BERHARD, NO. 167 Bowery, east side, between Broome and Delancy street ladame B. reapectfulty informs the public that she bas reduced her price in order to enable every one to be free from pain, and feels confident in pro- mising that she will remove corns, bunions, nails grown in the flesh, &e. without causing the least pain or in- convenience. Persons can be attended to at home, or at Madame B.’s residence, from 1 until 7 o’clock P. M. tr Monpa * i t success umphaat succes LE NAU L) al THE SYREN, supported by the talented vocalists, * iM. ST. ALBYN, Musical Conductor....... cestseeneneeceMMR, THO, BARTS Iu rehearsal, LUCY OF LAMMERMOOR. ROADWAY THEATRE.—E. A. MARSHALJ, SOLE Lessee.—Doors open at 634; commence at 7 o'clock Monday evening, Nov. 27. will be performed rv we CAMILLE. iy .Miss Davenport Mr. Conway . Leffingwolt Mr. Lanergan Mr. McDouall Mrs. Nagle rs. Mr. Vincent | Annibelle..). Mrs. Barnard Miss J. Gougenheim Mrs. France DS. XO, RANT, WHISKERS oR MoUST FOR my onguent will (oreo them to grow strong and thick in six weeks, and will not stain or Seiece the skia. One dollar a bottle, and sent to any part of the country. R. G. GRAHAM, 107 Nassau stroot. co ON OU al can ia ti DYEING AND SOOURING ESTABLISH. F ment,—J. DESCHAUX, Office 708 Broadway, New ork. “The public is respecifully informed that this on: tablish: mani y aged by experienced workmen, will give pea attention to the dyeing and refinishing, in a new and very superior style, of all sorts of ailk, satin, velvot, merino, thibetand cashmeré shawls, Canton and Italian crapes, gimps, fringes, curtains, pia- no table covers. oil, paint, ice cream, lemonade, &c. rticle without cleaning the whole, Blond laces of all sorts bleached, mended, and traus- ferred in the very best style, and all kinds of light mousseline dresses washed and dressed. AS FIXTURES—OF SPLENDID DESIGN AND FIN- ish, and twenty per cont cheaper than any other house, wholesale and retail, at the manufactory of JAMES G. MOFFET, Nos, 119’and 121 Prince street, third block west of Broadway. EECHES—30,000 SWEDISH AND GERMAN LEECHES A, strived in prime orver per steamer Hermann. For tale by . OTHING EQUAL TO THE atrengthening plaster; so plitble it can be worn on joints, prompt in relieving pain, well adapted to weak lungs, is spread on Canton flannel. Price 1234 cents. Also, anodyne, for coughs, colds and all lung diseasos. Price 25 cents.’ Vegetable sugar-coated pills, for liver and bilious complaints. Cleu & Co. No, 90 and 92 Maiden TRANSPARENT ‘They operate without pain; safe imany case. Price 25 cents. R. B. NEWMAN, M. D., proprietor, 303 Hudson street. For sale by druggists generally. INE WOOD, PINE WOOD.—I AM PREPARED TO deliver to vessels eight or ten thousand cords pine wood next year, from the Rappahannock river. Thoso wishing to contract for the enme will address, post paid, A. L. CARTER, Little Walton Post Oilice, Lancaster county, Virginia. OMAN CEMENT, BEST IMPORTED; VITRIFIED AND glazed stoneware water pipes, for “sewerage, con- Veyance of water, and the insertion of telegraph wires, asin use in Europe; English Bath bricks; malt kiln tiles, &e., &e., for sale by JAMES P. HAMMILL, 12 Old Slip. GOW, CASES SCHMIDT & BROTHER, 16 NORTH William street, near Chatham, and at 77 West Third street, Cincinnati, Ohio, manufacturers of show cases in metal, brass, rosewood, mahogany, black walnut and silver. A good assortment constantly on hand. Orders promptly executed. Old show cases taken in exchange {HOW CASES—HOFFMAN & FERSH, SHOW CASE wareroom, 57 Bowery, near Walker’ stroet.—Cases made in every style, silver plated, brass, rose and satin wood, mahogany, &e. N. B.—Old cases taken in exchange. Ordars are promptly executed. Between Walker and Bayard strect. AL SODA AND SODA ASH.—500 CASKS IN STORE, and for sale, by WM. PARTRIDGE & SON, 27 Cliff st. ELEGRAPH WIRE—INSULATED WITH GUTTA percha, and warranted pure, on hand and for sale, by SAMUEL 'C. BISHOP, India rubber and gutta percha dealer, 181 Broadway. KETH, TEETHARTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED, from a single tooth to a complete set, without springs, clasps or collars of any kind. Full sets, on fine gold plates, $50; full upper set, $30. DR. JONES, 7 Bleecker street. NS MEANNESS INTENSE, ‘At another's expense, To obtain for inventions the credit; Lyon’s Powder and Pills, When you buy, he that sells Should show you the label and read it. These articles, for the instant destruction of insects, rats and mice, are not peddled about the streets. Exam: ine the wrappers; see that each label is signed with K. LYON’S name. Central wholesale and retail depot, 424 Broadwa; iid QUAIL, PRAIRIE GROUSE, &¢.—R NEWTON, Monroe, Michigan, will deliver the above ame toU. 8. Express Company, in Monroe, at the fol- lowing prices :—Sadiles of venison, 10 cents per 1b.; quail or snipe, 9 shillings per dozen;’ prairie grouse, $3 60 per dozen. Weekly orders promptly attended’ to, and none sent but the finest auallty. Address as above, ‘ARNISHING AND POLISHING.—NOTICE TO HOUSE: keepers and {amilies.—All kinds of household fur. niture, mahogany doors, bandraila, &c., &c., cleaned and polished at the shortest notice, so as to look as good as new, by E. Martin, 117 Prince street, up stairs. Don’t forget the number—117 Prince street. COAL, &&. OAL.—I HAVE NOW OPENED A NEW YARD IN Duane street, near Broadway, in connection with my old established yards, corner of King and Greenwich streets, and Twenty-fifth street and Ninth avenue, where Linieed to sel the best quality of red ash at the lowest price, for cash. ‘eight warranted, or coal for- feited. aoe WN PTER CLINTON. ED AND WHITE ASH COAL —PEACH ORCHARD, Lehigh, White Ash, and Schuylkill, from the most approved mines, at the lowest market prices, delivered direct from the boat or re-screened from yard. best qualities. 'Y REED, cor. Canal and Centre, and cor. Jane and West sts. HOTELS. ATARACT HOUSE, NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y,—THIS hotel will be kept Ee during the winter. HITNEY, JERAULD & CO. OLDRIDGE’S HOTEL, 75@ BROADWAY, CORNER of Clinton place, conducted on the European plan, otters great induce: ‘ts to families or individuals wish- ing handsomely furnished and neatly kept rooms, with cr without,board, in public or private rooms, Location central and healthy. MATRIMONIAL. ADAME MORROW, SEVENTH DAUGHTER, WAS born with a gift to tell 1! ast, present and fu- ture events of life. All who wifh a speedy marriage may call soon, and see her invoke the powers of her won- derful sefence, and tell you all you wish to know, even er very thoughts, and show you the likeness of your intended husbant id absent friends, which has aston- ished thousands during her travelsin Europe. 76 Broome street, near Cannon. Gentlemen not admitted. ADAME ALWIN, FROM PARIS, TENDERS HER 8ER- vices to the ladies and gentlemen of this city, in Astrology, by books and science, and is to be consulted about love, marriage, business, law matters, &o. She will tell the name of the lady or gentleman they will marry; aleo the names of their visiters. Madame Alwin ® the English, French, and German languages. Residence 309 Bowery, between First and Second streets, Office hours from 10 A. M. to 6 P.M. Ladies 50 cents; gentlemen $1. * ‘ATRIMONIAL.—A YOUNG MAN, GENTEEL IN AP pearance, of good habits, and in comfortable cir tances, wishes to form a matrimonial connectio cu with a young lady whose age does not exceed twent years. | Fu particulars will be communicated b addressing Mr. Thomas Jonson, Chatham aquare Pos ce. ASTROLOGY. @ TO ALL.—MADAME MORROW IS without exception, the most wonderful astrologist in or that has ever been known. She will tell post, present and future events; and will show your fu- jure husband and absent friends, which has astonished thousands her travels in . She isa seventh daughter of a seventh daughter, and was born with a natural invokin; ¢ powers of her wonderful even their very thoughts, and will cause happy to come ty aie who will all heh the Ereatert happiness of ma rimonial bliss. Her prédistions ing to all wi visit be 088 _ marriage call soon, and they may de- pend upon true advice, founded on the eternal peek: ples of —— science. 76 Broome street, between Can- bia streets. Gentlemen not sdmitted. Hours from 8 o'clock A. M. to 9 P. M. ADAME MEYER HAS REMOVED TO 191 SEVENTH avenue, between Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth streets. She continues to tell, past, present and future events, likewise marriages, journeys, lawsuits, business prospects, sickness, absent friends, prope us lost or stolen, Madame Meyer converses in English, French and German, ahd gives guarantees for her art. * OOMS NEAR BROADWAY—FOR SINGLE GENTLE. ‘men, at $2 and $2 50 per week, at the Grapos Hotel, 3 Grand street, one door from Crosby; also breakfast, dinner and tea, ‘The best old and new al OOMS TO LET,—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED AND pleasantly situated, at No. 1 St. Mark's place, to p reo men ot @ private family without children or om 5 LET—TO AND THEIR OR ‘to single front and back rooms, with partial for the men. 0 house eo handsome , tae all 4 modern improvements. Please apply at EagyT wolf re block from r , MEDICAL Adviser, and Marriage Guide, 11th edition, 345 pages, cloth, 75 engravings, Poth married and single should consult it. Sold at No, 222 Broadway, and mailed free for $1, by the author, M. Larmont, physician and surgeon, No. 42 Reade street, corner of Broadway, where he is comsulted from 11 A. M. to3 P. M., and 6 to 9 in the evening, Sundays excepted. N. B—-Not the drug store. Patients treated by mail or express. Ad- dress all letters box 844 New York Post Office. We con- gor with all other papers in recommending Dr, Larmont to the afficted. Courier des Etats Unia, Statts Zietung, — Democrat, Day Book, and New Brunawidk mes, ALLACK’S THEATRE, BROADWAY, NEAR Broome street.-—Mouday evening, Nov. 27, A BACHELOR OF ARTS. Andrew Wyile. Mr. Brougham Mr. Stewart Mr. Dyott 4 POPPING THE QUESTION. ¢....Mr. Blake | Miss Biffin, ‘Thornton. Mr. Trevor | Ellen rand Pas Seul............. Senor OUT ON THE LOOSE. Mr. Chisel.....Mr. Stewart | Mra. Chisel... Mrs. Conover ETROPOLITAN THEATRE.—HENRY WILLARD, Proprietor; Edward Eddy, Manager.—Doors open urtain rises at 7 o'clock. Arthur... Mr. Boniface | Sir Launcelot. Sir Garvin Mr. Blake | Queen, Sir Tristam...Mr. Langdon | Oriane - Spanish Dance...............hisa @. Dawes CHARLES ii: King Charles..Mr. Eytinge | Lady Clara. Miss Woodward Capt, Copp...Mr. Thomson | Mary Copp...Mra. Brelsford O0D'S VARIETIES, MECHANICS HALL, 472 BROAD WAY, (above Grand street.) WHITE AND EPHIOPIAN, Comic’ “AS NTIMEN TAL PERFORMANCES, by some of the MOST TALENTED DELINEATORS IN THE WORLD. H. Woop,though the first to introduce white charactor into an Ethiopian entertainment, deems it not out of place to call the attention of his patrons and the public generally to the fact, that at the above Hall may be soos the sunshine and shade of the Darkey’s Life, interspersed wit REAL ARTISTIC AND PLEASING PANTOMIME ,AND DANCING IN WHITE CHARACTER. H. Wood intends simply to Honp tax Minnor uP te Natok, and give each evening a faithful representation of NvGKo Lire, without detracting from his merits or ex alting him above his proper sphere in society, thieraby giving a very pleasing as well as a most instructive moral. ‘This evening, an entire change of programme, Tickets, ij as seers e28 oomte Doors open at 634; to commence at 7, precisely. n Thanksgiving Day, November 80th, a grand after 1 Concert, commenciug at three o’clo EO. CHRISTY & WOOD'S MINSTRELS, 444 BROADWAY, under the control of H. WOOD, Business Manager. DH, GkO. CI 'Y, Stage Manager. ETHIOPIAN MINSTRELSY, BURLESQUE OPERA, LIGHT FARCES, DANCES, ETO. Africanized by the most accomplished company'in the world. ‘This week, the new version of ‘THE MUMMY. Ginger Biue (with songs)... Larry O’Brien (with songs)..,. seeeeeeds A. Welle Doors open at 634 o'clock ; to commence at 744 precisely, On Thanksgiving Day, November s0th, a grand after- noon Concert, commencing at three o'clock. ALLACK’S THEATRE.—SENORITA SOTO'S BENE: FI’ AND LAST APPEARANCE. ‘TuEspay EVENING, NovEMuer 23, A popular comedy. After which, by the kind consent of the director of tlie Grisi and Mario troupe, a concert, consisting of Italian and English music. Duetto—A la Bella Immautenente’”’.....,...Donizetti by Siguori Fabricatore and Salabert Seena—From Der Freischutz—‘Softly Sighs the Breath of Even’’—Mlle. Donovaui Romance— “Quando le Sero’’—Sig. Fabri from the opera of Louisa Miller Duet—“‘The Singing Lesson’’—Mlle and Signor Sslabert. Barnet Senorita Soto will dance the also a now pas called ‘La Madrillana,”’ with other entertain- ments, full particulars of which will be found iu the bills of Tuesday. M= TERESA ESMONDE, (IN COMPLIANCE WITH urgent solicitation,) will repeat her readings from vis, and others of the irish national poets, on evening, November 28, at the Hope Chapel, 718 An excellent band will discourse appropriate airs after each of the poems, which will consist of near- ly an entirely new selection. The readings will com- menceat 8 o'clock. Tickets for admission 25 cents, and | for reserved seats 50 cents. For sale at Hall & Sons’, the Citizen, Truth Teller and Irish American vilices; and, (if there is room,) at the door. N APPKAL FOR HELP.—AN ENTERTAINMENT will be given in the BROADWAY TABERNACLE, Ow Moxpay Evasixo, Noveasen 27 in behalf of the families of those Americau citizens who lost their lives in the late RIOT IN WILLIAMSBURG. Addresses will be delivered by Hon, Ekastos Brooxs, of the New York Express; Rev. J. 8. Insxir, Caauncs¥ Scnaryen, Esq., and Prof. 5. K. Swestuay. Professors OAKLEY and Jacons will entertam the audi- ence with Vocal and Instrumental Music. Hon, JAMES HARPER (ex-Mayor) will preside. Single tickets, 25 cents; to admit » gentleman and Indy, 873; cents. ‘They can be had at Hall & Son's, 239 Broadway; Millett’s Music Saloon, 329 Broadway; L. H. Embree, 134 Bowery; L. & J. Jacobs, 407 Broadway; L. Jacobs, 102 Chatham street; Standard ofice, No. 9Spruce the door. ANOTHER NIGHT FOR THE CLOWN. FREE BENEFIT TO SAM LATHROP. THANKSGIVING, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30TH. In consequence of the great storm of Friday evening last, the proprietor of Castle Garden has determined to | give Sam Lathrop, the Clown, another chance for a beno- fit, and has appointed Thursday evening, November 20, for that purpose. The entire proceeds of the night will be given to the beneficiary, without any reduction what- ever for expenser, allthe members of Messrs, R. Sands & Co.'s splendid Cireus Company having generously vo- lunteered their gratuitous services for that occasion. JOHN VANDERBILT, Manager. Ts GREAT EGYPITAN M, 659 BROADWAY— the most attractive and instractive exhibition in the city—contains, in addition to more than one thou sand other objects, three mummies of the sacred bull (Apis) upwards of three thousand years old, the onl specimens ever exhibited. Open day and evening. Ad- mission 25 cents. ALL AND CONCERT SATOON, NiBLO'S GARDEN.— ‘This magnificent saloon has been fitted up this sea- ‘ith new.and enlarged dressing rooms, ladies’ par- lors and receiving rooms,, with all other comforts and conveniences. Civil and attentive malo and female ser- vants will be in attendance. Suppers will be served in the grand banqueting room, where six to cight hundred can be seated at the same time. Mr. J. R. Warden, so favorably known as caterer on board of our magnificent | Jeorge Christy steamers and hotels for the last ten years, will take charge of the supper rooms. The best of every thing the market affords will be provided and served up by com- French cooks. ‘The ball and other rooms will be Priinantly lighted, and. no pale or expense eperal to ive satisfaction. ‘For particulars apply to Mr. W. COR. YN or to Mr. J. R. WARDEN, V R. FISH, FROM LONDON—HEATRICAL AND ¢ characteristic wig maker, 659 Pearl street, New York, four doors from Broadway. Amateur performance; attended. Wigs lent on hire for private parties, mas querades and fancy dress balls. Country theatricals supplied on short notice. MEDICAL. HE MARRIED WOMAN’S PRIVATE MEDICAL COM panion, by Dr. A. M. Mauriceau, professor o diseases of women; one hundredth edition, (500,000,) 2mo., pp. 336, on fine paper, extra binding; price $1. Every complains to which woruan is subject’ from girl hood to womanhood, and also as wife and as mother, are folly deseribpd, with the cause, the symptoms, and also the proper mode of treatment, in 8 plain, simple, but in the most chaste language, easily understood. And thus every woman can discover, by comparing her owa symptoms with those described, the nature, character and cause of her complaint, and be spared much anxiety and suffering. The wife about ecomingga mother has often need of instruction and advice of the utmost im- portance to her future health, in respect to which her sensitiveness forbids consulting © medical gentleman, will find such instruction and advice, and also explana- tions of many symptoms which otherwise would occasion — ey, cineaestaee, Ree are Forge from obstructions or # peculiar to the female sys: tem, which undermine ihe health, of the eflect of which they are ignorant, and which their ddfcacy forbids seek- ing medical advice. How many suffer from prolapsus uteri (failing of the womb), or from flour albus (weak- ness, debility, &e.)? How many are in constant agony for many months preceding confinement? How many have difficult, if not dangerous Yeliveries, and slow and uncertain recoveries ? Some whose lives are hazarded during such time will each find in its pages the means of prevention, amelioration and relief. How many bitter moments, how much anguish might have been spared to the sufferer, to the husband, to the relatives, by a timely possession of this little volume’ It is impracticable to convey fully the various subjects treated of, as they are of a nature strictly intended for the married or those contemplating marriage, For sale by Stringer & Town- send, Broadway; Adriance, Sherman & Co. Astor House, No. 1 Vesey street; Dewitt & Davenport, Tribune buildings; at No. 2 Astor ‘House, Broadway, and at the ublication office, 129 Liberty street, New York; Joseph Fucker, Mobile; ‘also T. B. Peterson, No. 9 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. On the receipt of $1 a copy will be trausmitted by mail, free of }, to any part of the Uuited States, All letters must be ‘addressed, post | oid, 19 Pr, A, M, MAURICEAU, offen 120 Liberty skeen, x. ¥., oF box 1,224 New York Post Q@iee. URTON'S, CHAMBERS STREET.—EVERY EVENING this week, the original and successful New Youle my, UPPER TEN AND THE LOWER TWENTY. The production of this piece may be accounted @ GREAT DRAMATIC TRIUMPH. Raytown ht Hough, Mc liughe, 6 sustain peta cipal chatacters, St en. Se = ‘On Monday, the raunieal farce of E SOLDIER will be added—Patrick, with songs, Miss Macarthy. " The curtain will rise to ‘The Upper Ten” at 7¢ o’ologl very evening. Seata ate secured three days in advance, Birr THEATRE.—PROPRIETOR AND MAN. of Wes a Waldron; ig “eres Robert Jones. —! mission—Boxes, 25 cents; Pit and Gallery, 13; cents; Private Boxes, $5. a First week of the magnificent CATARACT OF Produced with new Scenery, Machinery, Costumes, Pree’ perties, Double Company, full stud of Horses, and a CATARACT OF REAL WATER. The public is respectfully notified that this splendig, spectacle, gotten up without regard to expense, i" now ready, and will be presented on MONDAY EVENING, NOV. 27, and continued during the week, The cast will embrace the entire. DRAMATIC AND EQUESTRIAN CORPS, ASTUD OF EIGHTEEN HORSES, yee 1 free pasa ret AUXILIARIES, nd be replete with Scenic Eftects, Thrilling Inck errific Combats, Choruses, Dances, gl eg Scenery, Tncldenti tacle of the GANG! &c., will be found ‘the With the dead rae econ eater ith the dead and dying horses and men lyin ROBINSON'S HUT ON THE SEA SHORE, sei THE TEMPLE OF HINDU, In which a grand procession will occur, introducing the Jarejah and Jhallah Troops, Hindoo VYgrriors, Dau Girls, the Emperor and Prince of Delhi, thounted om nificent War Horses, Palanquin Native Cavalry, Bem ners, costly Presents, and a SPLENDID CAR DRAWN BY SIX HORSES. The Mabratta Encampment; Pagoda of Juggernaut; Same tuary of Brama; the Burning Wood, and the SUBLIME CATARACT OF GANGOTRI* WITH RKAL WATER, Up which the Princess dashes on her fearless steed, pur- sued by the enemy, During this scene will be fought « DESPERATE COMBAT OF SIX; Struggles on Horseback; Charge of Cavalry, &c., vividlgr portraying the horrors of the battle-field, and introdwa= ing eflects pel: and brilliant, reudering a mise om acene magnificent in the extreme, ‘The whoie of the new scenery by that talented artist. ‘The machinery by Costumes by Reed | Properties by And the entire piece produced under the di- rection of... sesereteces ss Robert Jonew Performance every Saturday afternoon Pp’ RDY’S NATIONAL THEATRE.—DRESS CIRCLE ANT Upper Boxes, 26 cents; Pit, 124% cents; Orchestra 3, 50 cents; Private Boxes, $5. Doors open at © ck; commence at 74g. Monday evening, Nevems- r27,'A GRAND EQUESTRIAN PERFORMANCE, by the ch and American Cireus; Highland Fling, Miss La ; le with THE FRENCH SPY, AN OPERA HOUSE, 539 BROAB+ - 27, and all this week, RO MINSTRELSY, and the graud musicat fairy extravaganza of BEAUTY AND THE BEAST + Written by J. R. Planche, with entire new scenery, dresses, tricks and transfoe! mations. Miss A. Kleanor Bu W. Perei R. Bishop Buck Sir Aldgate Plump (father of Beauty). John Quill... Marrygolda, ) e Pee as : Dressalir *) } Sisters to Beauty. {i AS 5. Mulew Queen of R zi S. Waddingtes vr ke.) “ke. pang epbyrs, F es Foucert commences at 744 o'clock. Reserved Seats, 50 cents. ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.—FOR ONE TIME only, the domestic drama of EUSTACHE. Vast ool jon of wax statuary, the beautiful living Giraffes, the ‘ng Bou Constrictor, the original Happy Family. Mow- , Nov. 97, 1854—Afternoon, at 3, first time of the iting drama of THE ROBBER’S WIFE. After which, AWAY WITH MELANCHOLY, Evening, at 736, for this time only, the French drama of EUSTACHE. Admit- tance to al 8. Children under 10, 124 centa. IRANKLIN MUSEUM, N03. 17 AND 19 BOWERY.—= ‘The above establishment, the only one in the Unite ed States where the Model Artists are exhibited, is now open, giving two grand performances daily, at 3 o'clool in the afternoon, and 7 in the evening. OPERA HOUSE, 49 BOWERY, OPPOSITE: the Bowery theatre.—To-morrow night, first tia +. Comy Tickets, 26 cemta | of Charley White's new Ethiopian sketch, entitled PENNY. THE MAGIC hit Policy J hles, J. Huntley. ERHA SQUE TROUPE, 663 BROADWAY. HIRD ENTERPRISE GIFT TICKETS, ‘Io be received for the admission of four person each ONDAY, AND EVERY EVENING THIS WEEE, A laughable ‘Ethiopian Version of the Pantomime oF JOCKO, OR THE BRAZILIAN APE. They will repeat, by general request their inimitable RAILROAD GALLOP AND ACOOMPANIMENTS, Plantation Festival Gathering: Hungarian burleig AN UNEQUALLED PROG OF ETHIO! Seyxos, Cnorvses, Sovos, Dustts, J: WARDEN, BOYD, LE PETITE And the entire Star Troupe will appear. Doors open at 614; commence at 734 o'clock. Cards of admission, 26 cents. ‘ GIFT TICKETS AT ONE DOLLAR EACH. Issued in connection with the Mirror of North and Sout America, now in Boston, will, for the present, by Special arrangement, admit four m8 PERHAM’S BURLESQUE OPERA HOUSE. 60,000 of these tickets already sold. Only 40,000 more to sell. Apply from 9 A. M. to 9 P. M., at 663 Broadway. ERHAM’S OPERA HOUSE.—NOW SINGING WiT® unbounded applause, the beautiful ballad, “My Own Fireside.” For «ale by all the music dealers. Jus published. Tue Magic Pen Schottioh The last aot most beautiful Composition of the composer. Wollenbaupt, truly a magic poodbetions COOK & BRO., 843 Broadway. Pp OORLYN STITUTE, EROOKLYN ThIS MONDAY EVENING, NOV. 27, 1854, SHAKSPEARE AND THE ORATORS, CHARLES WHITNEY’S impersonations of Britis, Scotch, Irish, American and Indian Oratora, Hocsiet’ Stump Speeches and humorous Western. Law Cases, Also, SHAKSPEREAN READINGS. Doors open at 7 o’clock. Gentlemen’s tickets 50 cents. Lauies’ tickets 25 cents, FD HESTIAN ASSOCIATION BROOKLYN, MUREUA Monday evening, November 27, 1854, THE TOODLES, SHE SECRET, and G. Ladies and gentle men desirous of joining this association, can dono by applying at its rooms, No. 68 Prince street, on Saturis evenings, at § o'clock. NP MUSICAL “ARTISTES "PROPRIETORS OF EXHt Ditions, &e,—A gentleman of considerable experis énco in the ‘management, advertising, &e., of concerts, opera troupes, and other entertaimente, wishe- sn engagement to travel during, the ensuing” wintec and spring as advertisin; ut or manager e. first chase eatertainment, Sc advertiser has been my fessiovally connected with nearly all the leading who. Lave visited the United States for several and is thoro with every route and necessary bi jetail of every city in the United States, England, Ireland aud Scotland. "aldvesn BOs Herald office, stating nature of business. ECTURE ROOM 70 LEI.—THE COMMODIOUS ,LEO- ture room of thy Stuyvesant Institute, 650 Broad way, thorou lighted by gas, with cushioned seats, and with a stage erection suftable for exhibitioas, eon. certs, readings, select meetings, lectures aud worship. For terms, &c., apply to SOHN GNal 22ot the building. N.B. The Stuyvesant Institi'> u not let for political meetings or other uses tendii.; to prove objectionable to those who visit the rooms for ar- tistie and literary purpo: panorama WANTED. |ASE, for cash, a first class Panorama. Subject to be Mrictly American, by a first rate artist or artists, ahd in good runuing’ order. Adaress immediately, B. F. Citizens’ Hotel, 661 Houston street, near Broadway, post yold, stating subject and price, MEDICAL. RALPH’S PRACTICAL TREATISE, 14TH EDI- m, 242 pp., price $1, by Jos. Ralph, M. D., con- ulting physician and surgeon, No. 643 Houston near Wooster. Office hours 9 to12 A. M. and 6 to P.M, (Sundays excepted.) For the strangers the author would state tah be re: neveral years in Paris, expressly to study which giete oe f di the legal certificates of a of diseases, the igned by the claina- he Ecole Royale de Medicine, and si aa cap may be seen by any one, (which advant ed by no one olse in thin speciality in ‘The No. 1 Vesey atreet, prepaid by ad- treatise is sold at 121 Nassau at (Astor Hous: ressing box “ JR. JHONEON, 16 DUANE STitmET, , MAY 2 OOK ful Twenty-two years o1 L) on- ables Dr. J. to cure nach casee as have Daded those lone experienced than himself. Constitutional weakness ef- s ually cured, without the use of any deleterious drug. ' D* COOPER, 14 DUANE STREET, £0 [ONG KNOWN to the cltizons of New York, may be consulted with confidence as usual, at his old office, where all whe have suffered from the maltreatment of pretendérs mag on being honorably treated. pi ct Pato ick eee R. POWERS, FROM DUBLIN AND ,. rship with Dr. Ward,) ean be at ‘0. 50 Canal street, one door east of one from 9 A. Mt ti 9B. M. Dr. Powers! K purative tincture, price $1, are a certain eure. The inont difficult case’ reed thereby with . De. Powers’ balm of Gilead, priee $3, for get and nervons disorders, Dr. Powers’ tention Sy J)k WARD, With His CELEBRATED medicines is making the most astonishing cures om record, at his office, 50 al _wtreet. Cou: letters, pills, and other mfedicines for female price $1. Poet paid letters will receive containing $5, served with advice and medicine turn post. “Never known to fall og ‘room diseases. Twenty-three years in one. enable: him to guarantee it cures. Cina