The New York Herald Newspaper, November 25, 1856, Page 2

NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1856. Natices of Vew Publications. BOOKS BRONIVED UP TO NOV. 22, A Ob'l@s History cf Rome. oy Je no Bonner. @alifornia, (ndoors and Out. Justice in the Byways. ‘Fhe Banished Son. Lorimer Litt good, Eeq. K wosae; Its Interior and Exterior Life. EBements of Punctuation Beauma:chais and His Times. Lake Nyami; or, Wanderings in Southwestern Africa. Harper’s School History. Goodrich’s Recollections of a Lifetime. Alger’s Oriental Poetry. Poems of Hood; Little & Bro vu’s editior. Biveand Learn. Leoves of Gras, ‘Magdalen Hepbarn. Principles and Practices of Baptists. Stewart's Brazil amd La Plata. Marrying to Late. § Westward Empire. ‘Fhe American Poulterer’s Companion. @omment on Parle a Paris, par Mme de Peyrac. ‘Fhe Poems of Moore. Little & Brown's edition. Mormon Wives. By Mrs. Fuller. @hanticleer. ‘the Messrs. Low in protecting the rights ef Ameri- ean authors. It may perhaps influence public opinion on the subject of an international copyright. The Semalictn oe of | this decision bas been the ap- pearance of some or six different editions of ‘Miss Warner's book ‘as waka nene of which will pay her one cent. Notwithstanding this, the Messrs. Low have adhered to their contract, and have already paid Miss Warner nearly two thou- sand dollars. Cases like this illustrate some of the evils of the present system, or rather want of system, of reprint- ing, and also the necessity for an international copy- right. Bad as the present system is, it ia made worse by the course adopted by a class of greedy, pirate publishers, who can only be made to show a sense of commercial morality when the stroag arm of the law is upon them. The rights of authors is with them simply moonshine. In this country the work of an English author, published by one of our publishers, is seldom or never re-printed by another. Should it be announced by more than one firm, the one having made the least progress gives way. Were English publishers to adopt this system, it would, in some measure, palliate the evils now exist- ing. Nay, more, it would discover a sense of honor, the want of which at this time reflects bat little bp niet yet American authors and publishers would then be placed on an equal a eee Ry Be ae footing with those of England, and much of this Aivermore & Rudd. ‘This is a clever tale, with rather a Quixotic ob- jeet—to hold the mirrer up to the aocial sins of the ehivaly of South Carolins. We need scarcely say that its 1e¢2ption there is not likely to be very flat tering. It is ; robably by this time classed in the index :xpurgatcrius of the slave St.tes, if we may Padge from the following sneciote related in connection with it. One of thej preliminay @irculsrs of the publishers of the work was Tately sent into South Carolina, and was returned by one of the leading booksel'ing houses there with the follcwing endor: emeat:—‘“Send your circular to your Bleck brethren in Africa, or come down here and get a few lessons in the effects of Brooks's canes.” Now, the jadgment which this sentence implies is hhasdly fair. The book is silent on slavery, isa South @arolina production, and is free from anything like malice. The people of South Carolins must be thin ekinned, indeed, if under such circumstances they shrink from hearing the good vatured truths which are conveyed in this story. Mansyixc roo Lats. By George Wood. Apple- ton & Co. "Whe author of this tale bas already distingui: hed ‘himeclf by the publication of some pungent * cial satires, and in the volum: before us he continves to give vent to this nataral tendency of his mind. Al- ‘though the story itself s rathe: oo«'y constructed, i# waffices as a vehicle for the keen humor and biting vaillery, with v hich he rid cules the prevailing vices of modern socxty. To those desirous of passing an hhour agreeably we strongly recommend this amusing tale. Warerwarp Exemr; Ox THe Great Drama oF ficwan Proaxess. By Dr. Masoon. Ha-peis Brothers. ‘The motive of this work is stated to be to demon- strate the inevitable movment of civilization ina westward cirection, as proved by the history of all ages and nations. The writer has divided his sub- ect into four parte—first, the age of artistic beaaty, aa typified by Pericles; secondly, the age of martial fercve,as typifiei by Augustus; thirdly, the age of sobentific invention, as typified by Leo X.; fourthly, the age of universal amelioration, as typified by ‘Washington. To those who are acquainted with Dr. Magoon’s scholastis and artistic attainments we med not say that the manner in which he has illus hated hs faery yisplays soucd judgment, ex:en sive research and a thorough sequaintance with the principles of art. The ‘only fault we have to find with the book is the brief manner in which the subject has been treated. It would have admitted ef the introduction of a vast body of facta, which would have given additional interest to the subject, and at the same time would have strengthened the evidence which he brings forward in support of his views. ‘Tas Unrrep Srares Macazixe. ‘The November number of this periodical contains what professes to be s Memoir of James Gordon Bennett, editor of the Naw Yorx Hrxarp. The aly comment to be made upon it is that the writer hhas allowed his imagination to run away with his facta. Coument ON PARLE +" ay Madame de Peyrec. D. Appleton & = oct Gate cakes I isa story conveyed through the medium of dialogue, ‘the colloquial portion being made to embrace every topic likely to occar in ordinary conversation, and to cover all the first requirements of an inexpe rienced visiter to the French metropvlis. Haxrpe’s Scuooy History, eThia volume m'wht properly be styled “An Abridgement of Universal Histor,- ” The plan is too comprebensive for the Mmits assigned to tt, and we should much prefer the old system of teaching to children the history of each country separately. Books of this sort, in our opinion, only conduce to superficial instruction, which unfortunately is but too much the fashion in our modern schools. ‘Tue Awentcan Pourtentr’s Coxranion. Ty C. N. Bement. Harper brothers. ‘This is a new and handsomely illastrated edition of a work the populerity of whieh is firmly estab. Mahed, and which bas bad s large sale amongst poultry breeders. The splendid illustrations of the present edition will give it increased value in the eyes of the pablic. Beorionat Mar or Kansas. Co'ton & Co. This map will be found exceedingly useful to land speculators and emigrants. It is carefully got up, and bears all the evidence of extreme accuracy. ow. Bewton’s New Wor.—Mr. Buchanan has subscribed to Col. Benton's new national work. The following is his letver:— Wunariann (near Lancaster), Nov. 17, 1856. Duar #in—lt affords me pieasure to become a sub- Ld a ‘ it Of the Debates of FE ootcvet in public affairs, Lis commanding abiitoy ‘ged bis scourate and extenrive Know! ot ow putea Bistory, we may expect tat this wor! wah acd 00 bes Fours he AMES ‘socd axa. Mr, Marrunw Towne. ‘The Appletons are the publishers, and will issue ‘the first volume the first part of next iionth. BNGLISH COPYRIGHT OF AMERICAN BOOKS. An interesting case to American authors has just teen decided by an English Chancery Judge @ramwell.) But the decision being on a point of proof, it leaves the merit of the principle contended for yet unsettied. The book on which the case in question was decided was Miss Warner's “ Hills o ‘the Shatemuc.” Messrs. Sampson, Low & Co., the London publishers, contended for the author's righ’ to » copyright in England, upon the groand that it hhad been first published in France, by « Paris arm, which, under the provisious of the “ literary con- vention’ between Great Britain and France, woald entitle it to a five years’ protection. The English house published it under contract with the French ee ae each as securing the author ber interest, &c., the ‘ease would appear a very clear one. But no sooner ‘was the English edition ont than Routledge & Co. reprinted upon it, making affidavit that the work was first published in New York on the 3d day of September, and that the copy they prodnced in eourt Sear an on pam It appearing from this preof that the publication in New York was = to that of Paris, the Messrs. Low were cast. On Friday last the New York publishers, Messrs, Appleton, appeared before Mayor Wood aud made aeees tak tak tall Work wee uot published call the 20th of September, and that natil that day no copy was sold by them or any agent of theirs, consequently the copy produced in England must have been obta'y od during the printing or binding, and by some person | employed thereon. Even should this be shown to | the English cou:t, it is doubtfal whether it will wid | ‘unnecessary injustice obviated. An international copyright law is, however, loudly called for. Ano- ther phase of this necessity has recently developed itself, in the fact that our neighbors in Canada con- tend for the right to re-print all American works, justitying the act upon vasious pleas, one of which is that retaliation is the only way to obtain copy- right for English authors in the United States, and that they (the Canadians), as competitors in the fields of progress with the United Stagpe publishers, eannot afford to throw away such opportunities. This_is very well; but the writer loses sight of the fact that the colony is subject to the provisions of the British copyright law, and as “Dred” is copy- right in England, it follows that it is in Canada. The English publishers urge this, and taking what appears to usa very liberal view of the subject, ex- press themselves willing to permit the continuance of the reprint provided it pays to them for the privi- lege twelve and a half per cent on the lowest whole- sale price, being the amount of duty only, that such books would pay if imported copies of United States reprints of English copyrights. ‘This,” say these gentlemen, ‘we do in the hope of establishing a pre- cedent to be followed by other English publishers, to permit the reprinting of their books in Canada.” They also reply to the point argued, that retaliation on the United States publishers is calied for: “We do not believe that retaliation is the best ceurse im she a of public opinion; and as to our the United States, we have only to do justice ourselves to ‘gain justice;’ and we apprehend that all we concede to American authors be re- ciprocated to ours; in short, we have great faith in gaining an international copyright law.” Obituary. Wx H. Comes, the last member of the family of the iate Col. alexar der Cummings, United States army— a very gallant soldier—died in St. Clair, Mich., om the Tub instant. Gxoxrcr Bixsty, son of the Hon James G. Birney, died at Lower tagizaw, Mich.: on the 12th inst. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. PERSONAL, AD NEWS HAS COME TO TOWN ‘Bad news is carried — Bad news is toted round. ‘My love ix married. Caras. WILL BE READY, FOR 7, us AST FT pie. Wednesday, 2ith inst., 3 o'clock. r THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE OF MR. MARE Code, Tullows park, County Wexford, Ireland, hi Jad to see bim at 106 Bergen street, Jersey Write Maspeth. ]? BRIDGET, WELSH. AGED 14 YEARS, PASSENGER {a the ship:andrew Foster, from Liverpool, Ociober 21, Will eal] at 14 Front street she will bear frou her fath NFORMATION, WANTED-OF JAMES PRIESTLY, York in the > ably Rock sagke' Jame 2 ica Any fagormat le a of him will be thankfully received by addressing J. Crabtree, box 2,113 Post office, New York. NFORMATION WANTED—OF MRS. FARELY, PA- A rick Paret and Biephen Farely. herson. Any ‘Them will be. thanktuily srevet by Calahin McCarty, at the American Hotel, Jersey Cit NFORMATIGN WANTED—OF MATTHEW CULLIN, ‘who left New York a year #go last September. Whem bearé of was in Aitbany. “Any iulormation him will be thaoktully reeetved by his brother and sister, George Fesa Cullin, at 505 Weat Thirty second sireet, between Ninth and Tevib avenure. ANE FARRELL, IN 18%, WITH HER HUSBAND, on the grocery business at 23 Water street, New ork. She, bee childeen or other relatives. may be beaetitted by immedisiely addressing box 2.604 Pont office. ARY ET. WiLL FIND A LEFTER AT THE BROAD ‘way Post office. M* JAQUES, WHOSE SON, DR. CHAS. B. sagem. JY et for Miohragus ou Returday last, will please leave bis | atti med EBVENING. MRE. Lo UR MEDICAL FRIEND (1,818 WILL BE 1s TOWN next week. “The golden tints are in the sky.” ERSONAL.—HRUTE 0’ 25 NOW'BR. 1856. Nae BURGER AAL-SUPPE, lolta, 2 Fxchange place. HE GENTLEMAN FROM CALIFORNIA, WHO OAL- led pon Hodges & Company: 2:1 Broadway. last weal, in relation to the ‘argo & L0., is requested wo call agen ‘meaistelye \ Power, Cheesebrough ‘LITHOGR aPHY—REMOVED ‘The pairoas of ‘his oid es papee WRINGARINER'S A. trom 143 1057 Funion street. tabiiabment will please take notice the L® Zorenle.tn bood, of tn cacse GER & CO, 58 Fulton street WINES SAND I LIQUORS. CORDIAL GIN—NOW LANDING & oxpoNn Christians, from London, also peveral invoters to arriv from store, by R. E. MMSSEN RUG STOKR — WANT ASE, A a" store, pow dolag » mood basiness. sales no: lens Una ir week. ‘For queh s store a cash customer may be had. by didressing ©. Ii. 7. box 259 Herald office, stating looation of store and where an interview may be had. OUSE WANTEDNEAR BROADWAY, IN A RE ‘spectabie veighborhoot: rent from $700 fo $80. Must vave pas apd water throughout, Tenant unexoeptionabie, adarees B. M., box 1.688 Pow! oflice. AR? OF A FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED—ABOVE Fourteenth street, aod west of Fourth avenue, by « very email Rest of references given and re wired. Address, with every particular aod terms, which thust be moderaie, A. K. H., box 2716 Post otlice EWING MACHINES WANTED, ONE OR MORE SR- condhand sewing machines, for cash. Any person dew rous of selling, Will please address Hi Caria, jerani office, ‘ich maker's name. price and whete to be seen. yuiet tamily. TANTED—TO RENT IMMEDIATELY, BY A PRIVATE WW Ninily ermail bouse with modera Improveinenta. le cated between Bieecker and Fourteenth st., and Fouru and biih avenues. Please address H. B. A., Herald office, stadng vers, TED TO RENT—FOR THREE YRARS, A SMALL Wie cotinge, plessantly located in, Brooklyn. guite bie fo ik family; rent ngs to exeved $20. any ‘person Ping ch * god tenant by addressing R. ww York TANTED—HOGARDUS MILLZ, ALSO AN UPRIGHT Wisse steam engine, of ine finish, eight or twelve horse pow Address bor 16) Herald offier per pert ad in the vielnity Of & 596 Poat offiee. NTED BY LFS, SMALL GENTERL FAMILY WITH Wirana . the second story or part of a gentee! house rates walk of the corser of Sixth avenne and yosegera The fest tun be moderaie, av one ve the cain find » goovt tenant by directing a note wo syuare Post offe Warren, LL HOUSE, OR DWELLING PARE a . Ag Fo improvements, within two blocks of Broad not stove Fourteenth street, nor below Frank! ‘Meter House. Union syuare Post office, for one week, stating reut and location ———_—<—$—$—<—$—_——_——$—————_—_———— L AGE HOUSE OR rage or yA NTED A sMALs Cort. 44 furnished. No ob, if ie! horn mainuvee’ ride of Wail on, Palos Umer terries., No bildren., Any person | baring such ® one Wr.) find a good tenant, by addressing Johnéon, Herald office, ng terms, &e. eT NTED—GOOD PRODUCTIVE paorenry i) ty gare | Ww pg oe New York. yates t from 98,00) tof ae =F | Sore Saee'e a. Prt tt aid com 4 7, weet aide, ‘Address! ABOUT to WORTH OF PORS IN AX see tages ork Tn.8 ueighboring eliy. Part cash Will be paja. J.B. D., Herald oflige, CARRIAGES, &c. MUSICAL AND DANCING. <d ‘Le CHEA! S150 sohbet Seat R. BARRINGER, One Brey, cad si JARRIAGES FOR SALE.—A SECOND-HAND TOP on buggy, also a business wagon, with two hy will be . okt low. Apply at 514 Broadway,’ opposite the st Nicholas * Hotel. illite 2 saat ad date JARRIAGES AND nocnseway FOR SALE —A SEC- Cae for hacking purpove; alin, wary te a Tianueyandaone ey cringe: "Fourds, Be * an Rewr Macdougal street. Koni ae ARRIAGES FOR ag BRAD TIEPT, 09 COUPE back, with front Tockaway, close rab cloth, with pole and shafa, opis st 812 Broadway, oppeatiobe hee OACH FOR SALE—FOR SALE, CHEAP, A HACK or in first rate running order. ' Apply to WM. KGIN- 149 Futon street. OACH HARNESS FOR SALE—AN ENTIRELY NEW TRAINON'S, Broadway, corses or Wit fo atreete Ps pa ni Te HORSE FOR SALE—A LONG TAILED hae io be abou 23; mel broke; very amb) inivouay etic aren aoe sPitaaren se. Anew hanson light wagon, harness, saddie, horse, if wanted. Fone SALE-AN PXPRESS WAGON, HORSE AND HAR ess, with & first rate connection in oar 5 will sold cheap for cash. to make a, Address 2B T. address. RR SALE—A FIRST RATE FRENCH COUPE. IN order; also, . J: uble sett of silver plated harness, good Apply at Henry Elderd’s liv ery stable, Nos. 2and 4 East fwen- ty-eighthatreet. A. DODWORTH’S DANCING ACADBMIES, bode To gua pace Brooklyn. New York clarses on Wednesdays: urdays. Brooklyn leeses on Tuesdays and Fridays. Circulars: taining termass, fours, de, may be had at ether of the scaemion LBERT WEBER WIKL SEI SELL AT AN IMMENSE DE- of very superior tone, made for a mosic '& celenra: ted maker, secondband plane taken. ‘app 155 West Broadway, near of JANCING—NEW CLASSES FOR: FORMING AT PROFESSOR 3 Academies, 600 Broadway, a Mondays and Thu sdays. Wednesday cvening, November Pd aed el Grand street next hop takes place 00 Broadway. Fe SALE—CHEAP, A x coravn IANO, MADE by Siodart, Worcester atent peailng Gan be seen at I78 sixth avenue, nedr Fwelhts street, ——T ¥. MADAME AUGUSTA HAS RE-OPENED HEB DANC. street where ® spacious Da. cia cetinen ty, 16 bod glegant and comfortable sty for beginners now das ana saturdays, at a5 8 P. at Ibvening classes for peatlowen on hud pereone o8 eat 2, ‘thom’8 to 11 PM Wineses ia Erookiyn in. the new building, 122 Ciinton corner of Pysrg 3 geet Days ‘of tuldon: ‘Mondays and Thursdays, LLE. CAROLINE VEZIEN’S DANCING ACADEMY, 21 Boward street.—C' meet at 3 o'clock P.M. and To’clock P. M. for practice. Grand soiree dansante every Sa- turday evening. Admission 50 cents. Mees YOUNG MAN AOQUAINTED WITH playing for dancing wishes a situation as violinist iv — awe able dancing accademy. AderessT. J., box 101 jerald of R, MAGRATH, TEACHER OF THE PIANO- fore and mal to the celebraied system of Czerny. For terms, apply at 20 Bleecker atreet, or at Jud- von & Munger’s pianoforte manufaeturers, 519 Broadway. Fo. SALE—A BAY MARE, Finan yathy AND A WALF bands high. sound and kind, six years oid. be seea at 171 Seoond OR SALE—A VERMONT “BLACK HAWK” COLT, 1536 hands high, 6 years old, dark brown, long at, ver: able family Or anddle Norse, at tne Cit scent, Patt near Clinton, South Brooklyn. a OR SALE—FORTY flats. PLEASURE WAaows sixty new sleighs, fifteen horses, harness, ale bells robes, blankets. Ac” Apply at No.8 Nevina street near Ful- ton avenue, Brooklyn. F°. SALE—A SPLENDID CHESNUT HORSE, SIX ears old, 16 hands high, sound and kind; can trot in three minules; ‘will’ be sold much’ below value. Apply to {AUEROGESR, corner of State and Boerum streets, Srook- lyn. R SALE—A BOSTON CHAISE: A VERY STRONG, well built article, in first rate order. Also, a set of run hers for same making @ complete summer and winter turn out. Will be sold Yery cheap, at DALY'S carrige shop. bermerhorn, tween Court and Boerum streets, OR SALE —ONE PAIR OF HORSES, SUITABLE FOR work or pleasure, sound and kind ia’ single and doable harness, eight years old ; also one light wagon, with pole, for two or four persons, and one set double harness. Apply af the private stable, 63 West Twenty-fourth street, near ave nue. If not sold this day, the whele will be ‘sold at auction. to morrew at 12 0’ Boge in front of H. H. Leeds & Co.'s, 23 city. Nassau street, this R SALF—A VERY FAST BAY HORSE, SEVEN trotted in 2: 41 to wagon; kind in all har. the finest young bay mares in the city, un trained, trots fast Apply at 145 Spring wirect OR S4LE—A TOP WAGON. MADE TO ORDER, VE- litle iso. a fine coupee, made to order, by city jow for cash Inquire in st je west of Sixth svenue, soni bie on Thir ty third street, side of st AMILY HORSE FOR SALE—A DARK SROWN MARE, ‘ix years old, warranted perfectly sound Suid only for ‘want ot use. Aiso for sale, & handsome rockaway wagon, and light buggy. Apply at JARVIs’ stables, 1,000 Broad way, corner of Twenty seventh street. SE. ee. SLEIGHS.—THE SUBSCRIBERS large assortment of one and two seat also, tamily sleighs made in the best manner, with wee! shoes and equal to any in market which we oifer for sale a manu. facturers’ prices, at 115 Warren street ORDWAY & ELMER. ROTTING HORSE FOR SALE.—A STRONG AND powerful bay horse. eight vears old. 15% hands high; eax Beat 2:40 to efi is Very stylish and of great bouiom; per Can be seen in stable corner of Stale P BUGGY WANT#D—IN EXC a 7. REAL estate worth $20). Apply at 262 Broadway, im the base. ment, WILLI Ms & Mi AD. ANTED TO PURCHASE—A HANDSOME PONY bulit horse, of 15 to 16 hands high, One that can trot in side of four minutes. Mast be uoder seven searso€ age and ound in every particuuar, free from trlek and vice. Aduress 94 Post office, stating where the horse is io peon and the lowest caah price’ MISCELLANEUUS. Pee CELEB ATED WRITING FLUID, English pole papers, At WM wily arr. « OGLE, ry ‘Bassa street, N.Y. A= Au carere CAUSED BY BURNING FLUID ABD splote hem, and canoe PER CHALDRON, Works, foot of Fourteenth street, East river. ARD.—THE CALLS LAST WEEK AT DR. BELDEN' universal prize remedy for coughs, colds ent couaumption, ke, were ax uuexpected ante r ‘Arrangementa are tnade this week t? ae ara can be consulted as usual = Sangees Techeoh rom 12M. tog PM. LEGANT AND EMBLEMATIC BOOKBINDING —E. iz ‘ulton street, MEDAL AWARDED TO. Ge = W. F. saaws age Ly ty STOVES, aa vented and patented by W. F. P-thate, who haa seewred stx deta eealte aS on these stoves and wa are Bere ane Sestl Gharhable” Weehalo asso ead all and seaetee sh Boerne eas ‘OP8.—EIGHT BALES aRY, CROP, PRIME HOPS Heo te Sees ENON SLOPES, 4. J, LL tom mod a ee Ta Rieu te of New their rootme, aera T ue i. paient Cae they reapeetfully tn) va and Poh Total in God soe themn in inna einen fest 00 Sid Se 8 cue Dome 10 20 ope Hs eet BRAT. ete fam egal PATRET GRATE DAMPERS trae Ee Bea ana alala SHELLEY'S ITALIAN a 60 —Btilton cherse, M cea o1—oot cede jen nd vegare, Ml Mulligatawny pone Indian curries. NICAL Keay, iss FULTON AVENOR, Cetra! Hal Bion gn. -“Bakers and grocers ean now rapplied bread in Beréen’e stomata hot air of the 3 best quality, and at (be reduced rate of three a pound, . 8. CUNNINGHAM, Agent TO Cid ty and ORDERING ENGR. NOTE, —Gimbrede most faahioaah| furniahes the od al persons learing an order for & plate and pack tothe ifm of Jennary vest, Will be presented convenient ‘card ‘as a boliday gift. GIMME! Card Bn, and o ee Se eee — TEAM ENGINES, BOILERS AND | MACHINERY ST hoognt and on commission, All kinds of Seems te tacel ea kasd and for eale. ber of stnam en frave'nnd balers ef siteren stsen.Porvone B Ting the above, few ar secondhand, for gale, and those wishing to buy, adirena FA. Ayres mechacical engineer, 212 West Twenty seventh mreet. TEEL SPRING SKIRTS —THE ATTENTION OF THE 8 iadice te calle! to this new and elegant invention. “3 conte gracefuiness, flexibility, ease comfort it supercedes Sera in use. For sale by FORMAN & ¢ oie Broadway. 0 THE BOOK PUBLISHING TRADE.—R. WALKER & T° ONE are preyered to bind up editions of books, in post, sribstantial acd elegant styles of binding, with deapateh, on Feasonable terms, “A line ndressed to F. Waiker & Sons, 114 Fulton street, will receive prompt attention (THE ORRATRST pecovaay 4 THE AGE —DR. of the Ont Venetian fio gure of , Se lre, atte, rheumemsia, ‘he. Ho owe toed Go Haat remedy. Every bottle ie warranted, Fold pA Ly el Price 0 and 99 ema Dortiandt REQUESTED TO THR CHILD- vertieed. et In tbe Daily Kews, end for s'eireular. RUNON, MD. 838 Bowery, Now Y SEGARS. aa Cnn end XTENSIVE ASSORTMENT, OF THR VARIOUS A™ grades of sogneg teh eg han their mart alu £ om eagare of Havens, 49. KS, 17 Broadway, te cash purebasers. Cash ad (8 PURCHASERS CAN FROOURE BARGAINS IK mesticc German manufacture. 0. seus, of almost evesy size and quality, normas. wards: operas, $8 do ; cash adva on. Uibesise'or German manufacture, 0. C pneu ENE NN rrre Drewes olalvrroer Se neeee teed ORNNOLLY, OUARDA—ALL THOSE WHO INTEND ae ‘on the exeursion ory to attend & cl odes ene. ening. Nov. 3, st Spa d ctdamea a if fina, Orderly, SPORTING, 7 mr # your RA wi Antena Be ed ep ce: torry # LL A, My, peturning as soon as the sport is over RGAN FOR SALE.—-A NEW ORGAN, WITH 8 STOPS, swell, bourdon, 16 feet in pedal. gothic case. The che racter ‘of the tone of the different stops is truthful, whole combined produces a brilliant effect. PRANCIS x RNOELF! ‘RIKD, conn builder, No 197 Christie st , 5th floor. P= ryod | LOD ROE — ae HOBACE WATERS modern im anos jure! Ms = ‘sale on monthly pa} nie, from $00 ‘melodeons from #0 to $135. Pianos ined and repaired, ar polished, Doxed and moved. Says the Chetan Intelligencer’ The Horace Watere pianos for elegance of eon: struction, superior depth and sweetness of tone, were pro- pounced by competent judges at the Crystal Palace (o be in all Fespects master pleves of mechanical skill. Having inspected ‘& large number of these pianos, we can speak of their me- ils from p knowledge, as being of the very best quaiity. vig MUSICIANS.—WANTED, IN AN OLD ESTAB! ed and first class band of minstrels, & violin pisyer ement and liberal salary will be given. Apply JM. Broomueld House, Boston. too) 10 GUITARISTS.—ONE OF THE FINEST GUITARS in the country wil! be sold cheap made by the celevrated “Marin with nine strings, large size, and for richness, purity ‘and volum: aot, Partlealars, soply to Te FARNSWORTH, "Nos 133 Nagaa street, room 8 0. Yb £5 LAN O— GREATEST IMPROVEMENT 1 3 4&0. PISC "8 tmproved eireular seaie warehouse, 535 Broadway, Broadway Mane factory, Twenty-eighth and Winth avenue, N.Y. M. PETERS’ NEW MUSIC STORE, 500 BROADWAY. + up stairs, opposite the Dusseldorf Gallery, calls atiea. tion to an elegant assortment of music aud musical instru prone The acquaintance of amateurs and teachers is s0- r WAxXTED—A GOOD PIANIST, TO PLAY AT PAR ties: aust play well at sight; also a viotiniai and harpist. Apply directly at Lent’s music siore. No. 359 Fulton street. Brooklyn. New pianoferies for sale orto let at the above plaee. INSTRUCTION. WRITING, FULL COURSE: BOOK- time unlimited, af PAINK'S academies, #5 Fulton street, Brooklyn. | Open every day ond evening.’ Mr. Paine is the best eacher in thie city.— Lowell True Keformer. $5 Ay EBRE AND RAPID HAND TAUGHT,TO, ALL. old ard young, in ten lessons of an hour each, | Terms Peres enous ¢ ‘815; dos ie ‘one a? ; Fie apply 5 rivate able entry bookkeeping, pply daily at the academy, 362 Broadway OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH, 362 Broadway, corner Franklin street. [From the New York Courier and Enquirer.) The chirographic art is much more imporiant to mankind thon it is generally considered, aud Mr. Goldsmith may very well claim to be considered at iis head rom the Home Journal, June 25, 1888 | In every profession there ls a recogaize leading man—one Whose pre emimence ia s decided tha: abeay ol nis gore tiow. Arcong those wi he art of writing, Oliver 8. Goldemith is Just that Tndieputably pre eminent person and recognized head of the profession. ().-BO1S AND YOUNG MEN PREPARING FOR business may receive private inairuction at DOL 10. Commercial Academy, 69 Broad ‘and learn more in one quarter than in ome year at ordinary schools ‘They will become quiek In figures, rapid business writers ant practical boekkeepers. Terma: per quarter of 12 weeks, 25. One $10 teat for bookkeeping vacant. 1 () “BOOKRERPING —MR. DOLBEAR. @) BROAD ‘way, has employed an sccomp! book Keeper io give private Iatro ction and qualify Ken‘lemen in & rivate lessons to keep books by double entry. "N. B.— Cure Bid’ seat vacant. $10. —BUSINESS WRITIN aad WE ory od rg +, Broadway, gives priva KUATARtO®S to Wain all stffpess and pT nf get Sey | exch student may write apy style desire’ with ease, and rapidity. FRENCH GENTLEMAN, OF GOOD EDUCATION, ‘Wishes to exchange lessons with an Aumerican. Address f Herald oflice LaBY ACCUSTOMED by aa re, uf ENGLISH, French (which she speaks tinently), Latin and m: uate. amd fealiding in this cy, donures a re recnsenqment ‘as reaident trnece” references given and reyuired. Ai Teneber, box 42 Post oftice. KKEEPING, WRITING, &c.—! wn av Beier Desalgecy bead ted tar op twelve 4 i: a ae srvpanss F - RECEIV ed day and evening fer practical bookkeeping, arithmetic and Writing at ENVILLE clegan roone, ns, Sei thorough knowledge imparted toaile diene 3 . Se plain, scmprebensibie sod woorring; 0d the whole it “atcctand les sysiem, aad be able to narvel say os pfs complicated. oro Keep his own er his acooupia, emaployer's ine RENCH AND GERMAN.—E. TELLERING, 453 way, established 1462, continues teact the above lan. Fue ges We laides and gentlemen. Studied in Paria and Berlin, snd the governmental exam referring to Mme. de la Grange ‘and oibers. ENCH fe areca a (BARBIER HAS open 0 cou corning classes for indies [rom ; afternoon 310 5 healing ioe tentiemrn a a1 Bas street, near Broadway, ENOCH ippecses AND pny adn —ME, = to bas resumed Course of conversati for Ind thes. ore Private lessons. "apply, «residence, No, 132 Madison ave nue, near Thirty satond street. a, = NGUAGE.—MONSIRUR AND MADAME have re-opeved their porning and afternoon eon al begtaners. Pri claasce for gouuemen by M. Dubos rect HSTRUCTION.—A SPANISH GENTLEMAN WILL RE glad to give lessons in his native tongue in exchange for Frehen trom erustive, Address J.B. Bt Herald ative. Aare. TO THE WLaprTes. in Greeian varnish is warranted to clear an engraving for ape one bour. Full instructions rh Le Grecan —_ each bot en, which the most beaut! ceetep laced. Dr, BENTON, 477, and STURGIS, genta. _Prier fifty conte. sere on Bowell anlar ‘ai rae. mm mid A rat Nel Front street, Brookiyn, near Fulton ferry. Prttng nee FOR THE HOLIDAYS —~THRAR 18 NO. fo noceptable for a holiday present as x bewutifi! iwaqgranh dene Frectype or Ambrotype , Which shoald be se as carly 9 ERICK'S maanitcent | Galleries, 586 trond was ‘oppuaite Metropolitan Hotel. eee nae SIAITHING, 460, 7 $) 20,85, KORTE 0 or AND LEPT OF? sere aera ha vane, wir : pr Sore, or 479 Lae Syanrt. —SEOOND HAND CLOTH Gentlemen desirous of eourertin = Si Ts oe ad or warough post, 0 JAMAS munuaRy, ee ING—LADIRG AND GENTURMRN HAVING Cab receive the utmost value by ad. iit Chatham street. "Ladies atishded ‘can reorive the utmost value b; ‘anal, SRR $150 "Hala Willandtstare of an pe egg wa F BUY THE voNGney oe tod loaning PintGe ahown atthe otiee, 0 at ad sid $300. nett areca in this city. As, an oyster and fish markets, arty and in obe of the principal markets, _Appiy ‘st S04 Broad 30 TO $600.—FOR 8A! THE WHOLE OR PAR’ of an eaablisbed Vuriaces, dawn town, gh and Biteuadeler sake St OWES & 00. 84 Neamau strook 30078 bt yey hinged A PRODUCE Loe BUSINES, wn town} rent low; Beg portunit; ie socufing's, sure ast in: creasin, nmoderaie or a suitable partner Des Post office. $400 Q OXLY.{FOR SALE, ONE OF THE ¢ oupase established confectionery. | oyster saloons in Kighth avenue, and now “aoing. a ‘good b ore {he bar pays the expenece, and is new offered for less than eee ta Lag in the family. Ap- ir ‘on the promises, 27 50 ony; 7008 OR SALE, ONE OF THE BEST OYS- $4 ‘saloons in the lower part of the fase great uate thor aiare, rhe ie oe toW: Hk ELLOGS & 60. 50 304 Broadwa: Broadway, ) —OYSTER AND LIQUOR SALOON FOR SALE, eines teaheeece fet das A ply at way, room 18. K. DAVIS, Ji & 00. $ 500,-2Oe SAL. A WHOLESALE AND RRTATL "one of the best. stands in “og cerng Dinines apa mn +] Broscway, room prominent corner in Pa . valuaiion, | Must be sold immediately apply to HOWES £ ©O., 84 Nassau street, a TOR, SALE, A FIRST CLASS BUTOGER $900. eotablishenent. Ag a umn Da’ vis ‘IR. ee ee. ice house, and roadway, room 18, $1. O00 Wit PURCHASE A FIRST CLass FANCY dry goods Lie located on the best avenue in the city; long lease at iow rent sold only on as- count of sickness. Apply to ou. term aay CO., 80 Nassau street. $l4 4.00 aaROERY, FOR, SALE-FIRST CLASS, exeeljent trade, in a great business ru wed — mest seis Joantions no other mite ple eee Px 6O., b4 Naswau street, — ~ $2. 00( WILL BUY PART OF A DOUBLE 8TAND J with, business. It is now doing the largest and market pee Saier, Se munis weitere: ora ‘and 8 Washi abi xton Market, West strect side, ‘hora $4,000.70? SALB, A GROCERY AND LIQUOR 4 . store, centrally lecated, long estab ‘and doing a business of $100 per day. Apply st Ho, 386 Broadway, $5,500. ‘trtdratroad kod stebsa Hnen aegge and lea at fs Broadway, re room is bade me bes fy ABP Bo $35: 000 —70R #4.2—mE Ricur ror zcnore oftered, for a useful id necesary rl my fe Py tune can soon be made, Apply to HOWES & CO., 84 Nassau street. WORTH OF ety gp PROPERTY £150.00 rae eet TE eale cy, S13. streets. change. cheap. at R. GILMORE’S house’ ai Sad land Ninth avenue, between Forty first and Forty N_ EXCELLENT CHANCE FOR AN INVEST. ment —The advertiser bas \o dispose of Secure right of a section of this elty. of the exclusive pavent right for for the re sawing of lumber. It isa business , and the werk 0: machines tor and with greater right for, the® same, together with. 4 ire proot butldiag. the Tense of the lots, # steam engine, two large circular saws, (wo planing machines, shafting. Ac , now in operation. The pro- Bricior wows retain an interest in the, same same if desired. Ap- ply on the premises, No. 260 West Thirteenth street NP. LaBARTR DINING SALOON FOR SALE—IN THE VICINITY Top hcg hag! in the city, well and lon, asa custoun, and & chance not often found: “pply to HOWES & UO., S4 Nassau street. DINING SALOON DOWN TOWN FOR SALE—IN & fortune can be made; it is complete in every Fespect, 1 ing $150 per day, and will be sold low to a cash cus- tomer." apply to HOWES'& CO., 84 Nassau street, ARBER’S SHOP FOR SALE.—THE BARBER’S SHOP ‘and tixtures, situated 73 Hudson avenue, Brooklyn—rent 813 per wont, containing three rooms, sale for, $200; v2: $180 cash, and $50 four months, or for $175 cash. 7 eslabilahment id well known and ths losaoa ex: cellen Pamey 4 AND CONFECTIONERY zoe. SALE. ieee best stands in the city, now large busi will be sohd cheap, ia’ coesequance “Apply een WESTON, 289 Broadway, py room No. Gs, from 9 to 12 o'clock. HANCE FOR A POOR MAN.—FOR SALE, A SNUG , in Wikett street, near Grand. Lot pr Only 4600 caah rerjulred, balnpoe $2006) tay remain. we im for Apply at 283 Washingtoa ‘oa cera an i aan it store. ISTILLERY.—FOR SALE, A Ag yh Lemay or ex: ‘and in perfect ‘changed for other property. ‘dorly' to io HOMEM MONG AN, RUG STORE FOR SALE—IN A eg By tes LOCA. hia, and address Who Bowland, New Brunswick, N* J. ARM FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN. —A FARM, SITU. ated in the village of Manorville, Loog Island dirty acres, Dart meadow and part tillable 'and,in & good ofculivation. The buildings ‘ere in good repair. Sir wren of winter grain and « orchard and fruit. he auld Yarn wil be cold at a money may remain on bond years. For further ef aricaare American 1 Hotel, West Sixteenth rom, the hah avons. “Toure 572 Hudson +ireet. On ee waw, fv ure P44 OR SALE—TWO HOUSES AND LOTS, ‘NOS. 1 16 “AND ie street. Distant 236 feet fr feet st sade lar na on 7 i quire at 1) Wall street, room 10. OR SALE—A WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LIQUOR store, down town. For particulars, apply from 10 to 1s ‘A. M., and from 3 to 6 P. M., at 260 Beventh avenue. OR SALE or THE srg K . ave. a, = saloon. Jooation on. %, inquire at 30 Greenwich street, ling, the proprietor is unwell. R SALE—THE MOST PROFITABLE BAKERY IN the Eleventh ward, with a long lease at « nominal rent. ‘To an enterprising man this i an opportunity to make ® for tune. Will ba sold at 8 sacrigos wih of without sock. horses and wag of il health of the owner. Apply to account TUREPH WoGUIRE, #6 Seventh street OR SALE—HOUSE AND LOT Ly Rast gg es! treet, replete with al) the mo¢ern improvemente, and also some valuable, property on tislegwen street, Must complete order: be sold. Inyuire at Wot erenue and Kast Nineteenth street. YOR SALE—LEASE AND aoe FURNITURE OF A Douse flied with prom boarders, on Brooklyn Heights, two minutes’ walk mm Yukon ferry.’ House con all modern muprovementa, asd ‘will eotamand all the tenrdere ft eam soctenmnodale, A line adaressed 0. #. B. Herald office, will receive prompt attention. LE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES and ladies’ eg forntening wore: iso the furniture of splendid business. The reason ary fc going Wea © Call at 999 | Fourth arenue. RR SALR—A BARROOM, WITH EVERYTHING Eyromyiete, see sivnated on Broadway, close to one of Possession immediately. For “far ieee Paruculars addres A. J. K., Broadway Post office. RK SALE CHEAP—A iy STORE business: wold, Foes 8 10% FO STOR esbet inrge and new, hundsame he modern improv pet en ‘a ements. of eek ‘cold butbyoois, waliouary wes . sian tafiroad othe ott ate oe few me aes ae 7 y For 7 Wr ALLEN, 67 Cedar street, cor ‘aroad sale or excht three good farms aud one ‘of 43% bares. . T i 33 if . E 5; &: ste ? ‘New Ye street, Newark, N.J. av Jot q Seite eiereee gece i farm of sixty tiv: in Oneida cou: j. Yoy near Utica, &c. The above p 7 Will be nold ve Yow for or ‘erms for roved: 37 ‘of Jamaica. by mises to ‘any time, and to inform as to price, terms, ‘AT sap CAP STORE FOR SALE—A cow gy oy | Person who understands 806 Grand 8 soir particulars. reson NERAL ¢ = ap ¥OR SALE—ONE FOR $1,000, one ior $40, dre amall ou, ech, for S12: leg mlcre? Fecomamended’ be eet dW Balen Wee Pant eee N.Y. [Apply to OH. W. A. HABEMANN, 1,007 Broadway, _iationery and be sola‘ o A good place any business. Apply to J. it youna, im the evening. UBLIC HOUSE. SHADES.—DOING A GOOD BUSI- ness in ith every covenience for billiard trade; every satistac- large img it up. analy w | zy at 116 Fulton street, Bi Sine FOR len ge fell FirreD pens AND DO- and firtures: Suare Sesised will be seid chen pboraniy fo 8 fe 9 lady. Rent low. Apply at the tte eee nine street, near BI leecker. EGAR STORE FOR SALE—IN THE BEST BUSINESS part of the ‘The ‘on the pi Py s MACHINE FOR SALE, Lage —ONE OF J. ‘M. Singer's new improved we Ger, at'a great eacritice about bal its tirst eo Waverley place, near McDougal street. LUMBERMEN, CARPENTERS, BUILI —FO! sale, or exehaagé for lemsbor Yard or vacuat ote in Newt teat Jersey City, Hoboken or eee ing, sesh blind and mina stor ri for building large custom; every for on the 880 Bleecker street BE SOLD. A GREAT BARGAIN—TWO "LENDID «| mirrors, of plate 5x4 oy oe cost for bait welt values i'ap tity of first quality pea LEY, 174 Cherry street. MILKMEN.—FOR SALE, A FIRST CLASS RETAIL mk — al pe pe conn with it; will be rr cheap Liven for selling out, Per, ferth Maer’ perticul aire given for ee Ing ou ‘or further ere i a Fast Broadway, in the milk store, from 2106 P.M." * PAPER MAKERS.—. st SIXTY. pot pore = CYLIN- oe a. ¢ approved make and ving beea Shaman ry ‘SCONNOK, pret dena randy. ee raat W. Pak. St UNDER*IGNED BEING ABOUT bh, La loge J IN business, for sale at favorable 1 xtures and good will. of an cota lighed plswabing. Jonge (7 a to WM. CRuAMah et ath Street iurpace business. Api 2 00., Fourth avenue, corner of BP agin ny —THAT SPLENDIDLY FITTED UP of Movtague and Court streets, Brooklyn. Pty the beet saad they, city, Cpe re of the business independent pore riside Prost per auuum. apply to BRUNDKED & CO ts Nex bau street. TROINIA LAND FOR SALE-LYING UPON NORTH iver, in ’ Which is arable and very productive, the balaoce in wood and be convenienuy divided. sa va Wm B SMART. Yooataie oat saat ioe poe Bey vara press. on Kyi te ROTEN BRORCK, 1s hrchange place re COPARTNERSHIP NOTICBS. $2()¢) —A GENTLEMAN WaNTED, TO PURCHASE re | abe, cc "arta well establabed agen: ey business, now pa: per week. An active in- increase’ the business. Apply ai —PARINER WANTED, TO FAK THE INTR- ready esiabllahed, with s food ram Stetson. Pays a eye ready © aya kare prot rude any Amon ig W DAViS 20U., 180 Broadway, room 1s. $5 OO GMANTED, A XOUNG MAN Wire THE fe. forthe lat ese ears na yas n god prose, apply a 516 Grand atreet, in the bat vi $500 ~LARTSER WANTED, TO BUY AN, INTER: years: +4 Sse unlined; suamese sow ra: pat large prety Apply at 142 Chambers ‘st, Room 2. 500. —LWART AX EQUAL PARTNER IMMEDIATE. ° me Fertsware sont bY malt addrens roum, ilereld mes. Iouot becky, asamp must ve enclosed. $800 10 $100-—PARTNER WANTED, IN 4 FIRST Locatwwn unsnrtussed. ‘This s a Fare chante for no ocuve man. Apply to M. Cannon & Co., No. 80 Nassan sireet, 1 000. “A PARTNER, WITH THIS SUM. IN & sqlumber concern, im the, city ; also. one with een la ecive persion Apply to HOWRa & 00., a Nemes : $2. 000 ae PARTNER WANTED, IN AN OLD s establinbe! wholenaie and real! liquor sore, In connection bith @ reciying and, dating exapliahmen extensive b ‘Apply to or Tiree days, W. Davia 8 on 388 Broadway, room 1 $5,000 <RARTxE® WANTED, |W THE well known ee ay the Uomed states, to ola hm ta mean Beat relereaces FOR SALA BUTCHER'S SHOP HORSE AND wa route of customers. no Levi be A067. Apply corner of Bighth 9 and from # to 11 o'clock. FOR SLE THE STOCK, te. OF AN OLD EaTAn. lished thread, needle acd’ furnishing store, 94 Division street, baa been established fourteen yeara, and 1 business: will be seld low in conse uence of tll heal quire on the premises, Fe SALE—A Fouts. Epes, peat 10- Nd aie. Fe iz ere Ls sold ebeap ; re or farther parsed! premises, 16 Went Broadway, corner of Reade street J RUG STORE AND FIXTURES, WITH Der - Lag) Dm own qood."broent owner feurg from businger” terme cheap aod owner ; terme cheap an easy, . from 12 to 1 o'clock or from 5 t ea ioe Thin FOR, SALSA DIMR AAU, LEASE pent corner in West par op ce TOU. at Broulway, averno. excelient bi Quire at 49 Weat atreet. [RARE STOCK AND. FIXTURES On the New Haven Hotel, corner of Fwenty aeventh street and Fourth avenue; will be sold low to acaah customer. ‘In Quire at 18 Dutch sweet. R BALR—THE PATENT RIGHT OF AN IMPROVED i, for inserting Rervice cocks in street mama, Aiuiinw off” water OF gas. Address Drill, bor 14 Merald eftice. _ ll OE F° SALE—THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF a nor store, now doing er en For particu- ‘era inquire on the premises, nort comer \“Tdowe and Fhirty fret street. ONBILE & Ot i ts gost + wold ot moni on socven at 9 Wayne wreet, Jersey City. LE, A BARGAIN—A NEW‘AND ELEGANT it bewee in Ba) third street between RR Aes MORF. hones iy od land agent, S13 os 10 AT A FE of ONE OF Lang of FoR st SALE i one oa Apply to anh avenue, between let and ‘TO $10,00—PARTNER WANTED IN A _Sypeteals rag and oer cast vost i aig No No. for sale, eRe, ct aa Seton aera ert orcas Pavia a to lace of a jog partner, in anold and well Pt ie and jobbin; Tee Seapetery rteast praan 13s Poet ctiow. EW YORK, al ag Ro subreribers have this cer the tyle ot es ® stock commission ARTNER WANTED—IN A FIRST CLASS TAILORING establishment on Broadway. or would sei) Frtnren Inquire of D. CARMICHARL. €73 roatway, ‘Lae targe House. ARTKER WANTEDCA SHARE. yiteanenct with run he tay ary rod! Gostegas, Woes ‘Wont refers rete a Ci Teterenoes Fe fo cpebilly ana honemsye ‘Address A. G., box 4X) Pow business, whieh ae inquire personal ry. Best of reference necesmary. Gast TO BN. AWTNER WANTED—WITH $8,009 CA8it age with the advertiser in a manufacturing business ibis city. already established, and now netiing one hy percent, Particulars furnished at an interview, by ‘ng box 18 Herald office. Wsre.t PARTNER, IN A alt MANUFACTURING ‘and jobbing business that ts well esiablished. To a ba- sires man this ia a good opportunity to be equal or less Inter- ‘ested: one tbat hag capital will be fairly de on with by ealitag Mr. Mearna, 117 Chambers at, RY YORK AND NEW ORLEANS EXPRESS —THE rubeerioer 91] forward an express per steamer, Riad on Thurrday, November 27 Frevah ‘eorived "nt!l9 o'clock on the day of aailis eo pRArURD & CO, 1% Broadway, 8. ¥,