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The Woodman Case, ‘VEE APPLICATION OF MR. WOODMAN FOR DIVORCE. {From the New Orleans Delta, Nov. 18. ‘Tne above is the title of a auit for djyorce, cently in the Second District Court of this city, by one of ‘our most prominent and who, we sure, bas the entire sympathy of the communit rin the unfortunate and deplorable difficulty in which become involyed. This cause is 80 closely ae See With the proceedings in New York, which have been re- Produced in our news columns, that we feel compelled to 0S second District Court of New Orleans, La.:— me ition of Oliver O. Sa apap nage py tg Of Mississippi, who has reside the year 1852, and Who continues to reside now, for six or eight months of each year, mm the city of New Orleans, Louisiana, conduct. ing the business of a wholesale druggist in said city and elsewhere, respectfully represents to your honor; That on y the 8th day of January, A. D., 1847, he was lawfully mar- ried, in the county of Hinds, State of Mississippi, to Caro- line ° Thomas, his present wife, and defendant to this suit; that ‘after the said ’ marriage, your peti- tioneer and his said wife resided at Vicksburg, is8issippi, en rmanently until the year sate, when your petitioner rought Re said wife with him to New Orleans, where she lived with him exe ean when absent. as hereinafter par- ticularly stated; in July, 1854, } Your petitioner being per: suaded by his wife that she had been suffering, for severai years, with gpa lication of diseases peculiar to females, ‘took her to Pari ¢; and in November of that year, being le ay the demands of business to return to America, he left his said wife in Paris in charge of a re- spectable family well known to pes petitioner, and of the most skilful physicians in said city, and provided with ample means of procuring every luxury and comfort ne- cessary tg an invalid and suitable to her rank and condi- tion; after petitioner left Paris, his said wife had become acquainted with one Garduer Furniss, of New York, with whose mother and sister your petitioner and his wife had been Lg airy in America; during the stay of his said wife ii ‘is (as petitioner has recently ascertained), said Furniss succeeded, by a train of vile artifices, in winning the confidence and affections of his said wife, and secretly drawing her into such intimacies as placed her forever afterward in his power; in September, 1865, your petition- or (having retarned to Paris, and betag willy. Seaueph cious of what had occurred, ‘as ‘move related), brought back his said wife to America, soon afterward said Furniss returned to New ork, were 3 your petitioner's wife then was, and in January, 1856, he followed her to New Orleans, to which city #! hada short time ously returned, and remained in the said city until the following May; that during the winter of 1856-57 said Furniss again came to New Orleans, and remained at the St. Charles Hotel, in said city, for several moxths. one petitioner and his said wife being then at the same hotel that in the summer of 1867 your petitioner took his mat ie to Philadelphia, where she remained from the last of y, at the house of a relative part of the time, and at a Bot he reraining , under the charge and medical treatment of a ian; that in July she went to Boston, where, and in the peighborbood of which, she remained alternately at hotels and with relatives, ‘until the middle ‘of August, when she went to New York, and put up at the New York Hotel, kept by Mr. Cranston, expecting, as she alleged, "to meet your petitioner there; in the meantime your petitioner had, just before his departure from New Orleans, discovered for the first time, strong evidence of his wife’s criminal intercourse with said Furniss, and hurrying on to New York reached that city about the same tin his said wife did, and so secretly as to detect the said Caroline and said Furniss in a condition which admitted no doubt whatever of her guilt; and this discovery was followed up by dis- closures which proved incontestibly that their criminal mtercourse had lasted several years. Your petitioner therefore avers and charges that at the various times and places above set forth, and especially at Paris, New York, Boston and New Orleans, his said wife Caroline carried on babitually criminal intercourse with, and commited adul- tery with the said Furniss. Your petitioner further avers: that ever since his intermarriage with the said Caroline he has loved, cherished and protected her, and supplied all her demands lavishly, although her love of fashion, dress and display was inordinate, and occasioned your petitioner great inconvenience and wuhappinen and ren- dered her wholly unfit for domestic life; but that her ill , real or supposed, pot only ir vented any straint upon her inclination, but forbade all suspicion of ber want of fidelity to him or of adultery with another.. That upon the discovery of her guilt your pe- titioner took charge of her, and has placed Ler at his own ‘expense among friends who will provide for her wants ‘and prevent any future intercourse (so long as she con. tinues to be the wife of your petitioner) with said Furniss; but your petitioner states, that except for the aforesaid purposes, and the further purpose of investigating the istory of her disgrace, he has bad no intercourse with her since the discovery aforesaid; your petitioner further states that he can no longer subrait to married relation between him and his said wife, and is desirous of obtain ing, as speedily as the law will allow, a divorce a vinculo matrimonti from the said Caroline; your petitioner fur- ther states that his property was acquirg! chiefly before his marriage with said Caroline, or befor the summer of 1862, and while your petitioner lived permanently in Mis- kissippi, where by law there is no community of property between man and wife; that since the summer o1 1852 the extravagance of his said wife, on her own aceount and that of said Furniss, hasso nearly absorbed the net profits of his business, as well as the revenues of his estate, as to have prevented any accu- mulations of acquests and gains; but that, never- theless, he considers it to be his duty, there Weing no issue of their said marriage, to make such pro- vision for her future maintenance, voluntarily, and of bis own free, untrammelied will, as will support her comfort- ably, to be continued so long as this petitioner shall deem it hecessary and no longer, it being his sincere desire to NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY. RSONAL. Kp ladanaanne nner anna nnadnannben mpoos to Le SEE THE FROCKLEE eRreeo. A Flease ‘and state time an beeen waned sale Enc end hes. Okan by te R.—I AM VERY SICK, AND WISH TO SEE , Without fail, fail, at 1634 Downing at, BB. NFORMATION IS DESIRED. —LETTER RECEIVED too late for insertion yesterday. JSPORMATION WANTED.CTHE | RELATIVES | OR friends of Michael Dunn, who died on board ship Lucy ‘Thompson, on her last voyage from Liverpool to New York, are requested to make themselves known to C. B. Pendieton, 2b Pear! street, or 19 Rutgers place, New York. NFORMATION WANTED—OF PATRICK OR MARY Tiernan, by their cousin, Patrick Fitzgerald. He former- sean ed the revenue police, Kinneygad, county West nit Park sureet, ‘rear building, NFORMATION WANTED—OF JOHANNA KING, er Catharine. Any information of her will Ne ienktulte rooelved by addressing Jacob , opel Hacken- suck Post NFORMATION WANTED.—IF ALEXANDER ANGUS, late of Brintol, England, will call or send his address to Geo. Wade, 85 Fulton atreet, New York, he will hear of some- thing to his'advantege. F THE PAWNBROKER OR JEWELLER WHO PUR- chased a gold lever watch, with enamelled dial, or small gold vest chain, (not g ‘uard’ chain, as yao adver- tised,) and Cet key, ‘sith ‘Ma'sione ini, on Monday, h inst, or since that will give information to Bleecker » street be will be held harmless tod the property redeem MX GAPE Es youre May we =o ao TA last Mont mornin, done up in a newspaper put into the box ith the hat by mise it, take, will oblige us by Feturning 5 RYDER, Hat, cap end fur store, 69 Fulton treet. 5 Ge REWARD —LOST, OCT. 18, BETWEEN TARRY- town and New York, a yaw! from sloop Index, boyom Painted green, white waterline, streaked white and green, with black buoy top. Apply to'M. VASSAR & CO. 116 War: rep street, 5 REWARD.—LOST, NOV. 18, IN BROADWAY, ear Fourth street, & black and tan terrier dog; patent Collar marked G.I. C. "Whoever will retura the above dog 10-0. L. COXHKAD, 704 Broadway or 248 Fourth avenue, will receive the above reward. ep typ ee ey THE RETURN OF A BLACK AND yey slut to No. 49 Lafayette place. She strayed on Tues- y morning. Tail and ears entire. REWARD.—IF THE PERSONS WHO TOOK FROM ig State street, Brooklyn, a daguerreotype locket and ther articles of jewelry, valued’ more as memorials than for their intrinsie worth, will Teturn, the same to the house, OF tO 9% Pearl street, addressed to N., by aay means they may see fit, the above reward wil, ‘be beut them ae they may direct, and no questions asked. 20) REWARD.CLOST, ON THE EVENING OF NOV. 17, supposed in or near the New Haven Railroad de- Bet a re BGosat wi containing a note drawn by Wainright, Co, at_ two months, from Nov. 18, for three hundred ey Jars; also, a note drawn by Israel Minor & Co., attwo months, from Nov. 17, for one hundred dollars, also, a check drawn byS. R. Vanduzer & Co. for Oda 4 dollars on Metropolitan Bank, and forty-eight dollars in bills and gold, The above notes and cheeks were drawn to ee Beecher & Sons, and the neg 0- as payment ha been stopped. The finder will bove reward and the thanks of the owaer A 4 ig the above with Wainright, Sayre & Co., 250 Washi ton, street, N. ¥. EWARD.—TAKEN, FROM A HOUSE IN TWENTY. first street, a gold box, highly valued as a family relic- ‘awnbrokers, jewellers and others are requested to take the same if offered, and send word to 74 Cortiandt street, where all ite will be paid. A liberal reward given and no questions asked. _SEW PUBLICATIONS. Vy I11. BE RE READY AT 11 OCLOC! mencement of a new volume. HARPEICS NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE sy Le oe gga A Christmas Garand of A ‘American Poems, Tilustrated by eley ings. M ings. ony ‘Madras in Illustrated by seventeen engi ‘The King Conquored. Lilustrated by five engravings. Qur Christmas at the Pines. Professor Hei Love Experiences of an Impressible Man, Our Daughters. How One Woman Came to Marry. Keonomical Beauty. Water Cure Life in Europe. ‘The Strong Man. A Night with a Mosquito, ‘The Virginians. By W. M. Thackeray. Tilustrations—A Welcome to Old England; The Family Pew; Four Head Pieces, Chapter 1. In which one of the Virginians visita ame. er 2. In which Harry has to pay for his supper. Chap mT Ras mdex in Virginia, Chapter 4. In which Har an nerve ‘of All Trades; a Matter of Fact Romance. By Charles = ly Record of Current F rary Notices. Books of itor's table. Editor's Fasy Chair. Eaitor's Drawer. Tmagination versus Reality, with sixteen {IInstrations. Fashions for December, iilusirations—Ball Dress, Coif. Adjustible Hustle, orous illustrations by the poate Oy is commenes nt number of Harper's Magazine. It is printed from tx, received from the author in advance of publica- tion In England—for which the publishers pay Mr. Thackeray the sum of two thousand dollars. Mr. Charles Reade’s new story, entitled Trades—A Matter of Fact Roma Harper's Magazine, is also commenced in 1 LEN PLA! *DERRMAR fa, Ol of hae aut 6p , Cd PER YARD. LY AT RETAIL, H CONTENT, 119 Liberty street, ire stock OAKS, CIRCULARS, TALMAR, de., an immense sacrifice, regardless of Gray doth ie ‘1; black cloth cloakn, 82, nally low prices, of every description, at real ‘yards Triah aie At 48, 6d. per yard, worth 108, D0) PAYS, ON ‘Will offer wine vent NASSAU STREET.—HENRY H. LEEDS & CO. WILL sell at auction, on Friday, Nov. 20, at Il o'clock, at the jassan street, a splendid assortm if PER CENT BELOW bo OLOAKS, WAMTTLUAB A "AND FURS, The subscriber is prepared ee out Fall and winter stock of mantillas and furs, R CASH, per oon! below on ‘294 and 296 Canal street, Brandreth 100 3 GRAY bis tg TLOAER, a7 2 4 DOLLARS, . MACKENZIE. 400 black Rewrer a heise ats aollars. GREAT Lage: DATIO ‘dss At BULPIN’S, $61 Broadway. et Teena, PIN'S ENTIRE STOOK. shin wi Fhe entire stock must positively be #okd. ‘AY. BULPIN'S STOCK OF MATERIALS ‘Now selling off by tbe yard or pleee, Including Black and sored beaver clothe, Velvets and silks, Real g: ,* 'o andttrimmings, ALL MUST POSITIVELY 3 Totally regardless of cost. BROADWAY. BULPIN'S Pode STOCK NOW SELLING OFF. uidation sale: or cloaks, SHAWLS AND FURS. One paniees thousand dollars of cloaks, Ser ply om ath] ny ae aoe cunt rubhow ci COsT. pepe p ee poatively be sold. 473 BRE he and silk robes, Ata dr crifice, By BEEKMAN & COMPANY, 473 Broadway. 00 piees lored ed Finglih ating’ vat ‘$1 50 per yard. Roden nat Bis, for ‘Aloo a small ae igh ching silks ned price § Li ‘Our extensive establishment is deveted to but three 8. ite amount of stock over $200,000, all new and ef the eat dencripign and will be sold, commencing Menday, inal e CHARLES ornare 4 00., AY. 475 a geek ante of Spe farm, eas Bodson Bay sables, some of the richest and darkest In the United States. ‘Minks, in all qualities and shapes. le Low g some minks of extraordinary 4q' glee every other descrip! ‘Our furs are all genuine, manufactured under eor own su- servision and rice November 16, at ary aly, rora er ion of fur tor BROADWAY, BETWEEN THIRTIRTH AND ‘Thirty first stheets.—Labins’ CHEAP READY MADE SMBROLDERIES AnD LACES MILLER 4 GRART io ogee tia i COLL. EVES, PARENCIENN ES lnnertsa ets BRUSSELS LACES, DALLION wets, Atan immense reduction, $200.00 Upholstery goods: equenee of the present monetary lowe out the balance of the Have determined, in cor derangement, to Curtains of Brocatel, DRY GOODS, ac. Gn? AUCTION ole .. nurs, THE ENWRE szoce, or JOHN N. C ameal 'S FURS, Moastratured anes frepenty ‘Will be ane pe hed without 5 Monday, ed Friday and Saturday, November in th and 28, Noes r MUFFS, ni easiness, vit igartnse, att@ePixs, sic AND LAP’ Konks, ufeetured from every variety of fur in use, eh be opened for inspection on. on. aon lovenber 23, at 10 o’elock A. M. HERTS & MOSS, Austioneers, No™=3z Fer dhny diye longes. = of the great saleet The assortmet of Rich and fashionable winter dress goods, At petal jt lose the than Ma pustion prices Offer the Balance of thelr tnportation roa ved per Persia and Arage Magnityent velvet Gounced alk damask flounced silk robes, Marie @uart silk robes a quille, rocade and bayadere dress silks, japon bayadere robes, Black alk velveta, Moldavian plaids, Drap de Caroline, Pe Many Valenciaa, Bombaines, Delaines, Ladies’ ae All of which affrd an opportunity to the facies of New York and vicinity fr the purchase of choice goods at prices Which may not occw again for a long time te come. BAJOU KID GLOVES. ‘Misses’, 62)4c., ve Ladies’, Te. Gentlemen’ No mized Me-erery pair warranted rene ities y, corner of Worth street, Broadw: Goods stwholesale ‘a 95 Charabera stroek, cash or approved credit, At iY lowest ruling market rates, SUSraNS monn or RA FeaKs * No. i Broadway. Heary ribied grey circulars, only cig dollars, cloaks, only $10. Black oe a # at great reduction. Il invoiee of colored velvet Aiiatillas ‘and cloaks from $8 to $5. ‘ARD WIDEFRENCH CALICO, Is. 6d. PER YARD. Rio chintz colors. Just pened by BEEKMAN & oomre ANY, '$ Broadway. FASHIONS. 23 NASSAU STRERT.—HENRY I, LEEDS & CO. WILL, at aution, on Friday, Nov. 111 o'clock, wt the Masi street, a splendid ‘assortment of fancy va Maiden iane manufacturer, oxpresaly for city retail tradeamongst which will be found real sables, of value, and othe grades too numerous to deseribe. Every articlé will besold to the highest bidder, and warranted ax represented, , deposit required from all purchasers. [857A RMING SACRIFICE IN, MILLINRRY.— '$25,00 vorth of millinery and millinery goods are now offered, atl will positively be sold regardless of cost of importation, « large lot of velvet bonnets among the assort ment, at WM. EMMONS’, 564 Broadway. EAVER JONNETS.—THE FINEST QUALITY OF black ad brown beaver bonnets, at one dollar each. Ostrich teashes and feather trimming, at equally low price at Mr AS, 120 Sixth avenue, between Ninth and Tenth street LENZJ82 BROADWAY, NEAR GRACE CHURCH, . haa reeived Paris winter bonnets and will open them on Friday, Nvember 20. CCORPURS, FEATHERS AND OTHER ORNAMENTAL favorita for the coming holidays, all under a protit. The retribution jcommeretal circles has been terrible. JAMES KER imot insenstble of its baneful effects, but he ia not ‘ash ts much needed, and every effort shall be nsure sales to the advantage of the purchaser, nie flora i a perfect field of flower Brow twen Thompson's and Taylor's saloc FURS, PRS BEST MANUFACTURED GOODS SELL. ing eff elow cost.—A. LASSALL, of 102 old Canal sireet, having on And a very large and fine assortment of fancy fur goods, by is own inspection expressly for city trade, is de: sirous tosd under cost, and offers also, at greatly reduced prices to urchasers, snitable to the times; all goods war- ranted. NB.—Furs made up and altered at short notice. A. ALL, Currier, 102 old Canal street, PUR WREHOUSE, 194 WIL! Franfort and 244 Grand street, « STR r Bower, eT, NEAR Offethe whole of their Tich and extensive stock of Ladies’ faney fars At an immense sacrifice. Our patrns are known for their excellence. Every article warrantecand no reasonable offer refuse RS, "URS, FURS.—TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE. $10.0 worth of rich und well seasoned furs, to be sold at P. H, Hillips’ fur emporium, 279 Grand sireet, “In eo quence ofthe present panic we are obliged to throw our valuale stock of furs to the community at fifty per cent | get comprising real sable, mink, marten, we MAL i e.. iN’ carriage capes, vie- this is no humbug, but ality herbs found at this es blishment, as no reasonal offer wille refs Therefore, do not submit to Broadway was rushing here daily is a sufficient guaran lation, A call from the public is all we mak, ; PHILLIPS, fur emporium, 279 Grand street, Also, ® rge quantity of gent sleigh rola, ke, ATHRS, FEATHERS, Re white, dlack an red, OSTRICH TT | Fate price. "36 Irving place NOVEMBER 20, 1857. FU RNISHED ROOMS TO LET—ON THIRE AVENUE, between Forty fifth «nd Forty sixth streets, to (wo single Kentlemen, of gentleman and wife without cblidren, Terms moderate. UNIVERSITY PLACE, NEARLY OPPOSITE WASH- ington square.<—Handsomely furnished rooms on the first and secend Hoo |. References changed. The’ ‘Tho Meuse "i ycatiredynew, aod elegantly fur- ished. THOMPSON STREET.—FIRST RATE BOARD FOR $2 60, $3 and $3 50a week. This is. good opportunity for those out of business to get good board at a low tigure. Also, lodgings for $1, $1 25-and $1.50. week. Also, day boarders token BOND STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.—PL furnished rooms to let, with board. Dinner at 6 I’ ST. MARKS’ PLACE.—ONE OR TWO FURNISHED front rooms to let, with board, in first class house, No St, Marks’ place, Terms moderate, Q LERoy PLACE, BLEROKER STREET—A SOUTH. ern lady haa jual opened the establishment, elegantly Turnished with ever: jern improvement for the reception of respectable families and single yentlemen. | Tea location ix | yet retired and contiguous to the principal hotels and Q5 GREENE STREET, BETWEEN CANAL AND Grand.—A gentleman and his wife, or a few single gentlemen, can be accommodated with handsomely furnished rooms, with or without board. Hot and cold baths, gas, &c. Terms moderate. . References exchanged, 51 TENTH STREET NEAR FIFTH AVENUE.—GEN- tlemen and their wives, also single gentlemen, can be accommodated with very elegant rooms, furnished or un- furnished, on the first and second floors, ina first class house, containing all the modern improvements. Dinner at half” past 5. ll FOURTH AVENU NEAR UNION SQUARE.—A suit. of room cond tloor, newly and hand somely furnished, suitabl fore small family or alnigle gentle men, with a private table if desired; the house ts first class and the location i i very pleasant and desirable. JIS Nixt# STREET.—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED rooms to let, with or without partial board, to P A few doors from men only, House first clas 122 WAVERLEY PLACE.—FURNISHED ROOMS, with board, can be obtained at the above address by agentleman and his wife, and a few single gentlemen, on Moderate terms. “Dinner at six o'clock. References 'ex- 130 GANAl STREET, WEST SIDE, AND NEAR Broadway.—Handsome furnished front room on the second floor; also a mall room, with or without board, in a finall private family, for a genileman aud wife or single gen temen. Terms reasonable, New No. 145 ELPTH STREET, NEAR SECOND AVENUF — ©) Rooms with board, On second floor, front, faciny Routh. Two single gentlemen or a gentleman and wife, wi find a pleasant home, at reasonable rates. A small select number only received. Family private. 17 HUDSON STREET.—LARGE ROOM, WITH WARD- robe and closets, to let, with board, (0 single gentle- Also, single room. House with modern improvements, Pies ‘located near St. John’s park. References ex: changed. Transient boarders accommodated. QQ) WEST, TWENTIETH STREET.—A SUIT OF rooms on second floor, furnished or unfurnished, With board, at moderate terms to a responsible and perma: nent party.” Location desirable. References exchanged. 415 FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN BOWERY AND Second avenue.—Furnished rooms, with bord, for & gentleman and wife or young gentlemen, 56 AND 867 BROADWAY.—FURNISHED AND UN- furnished rooms to let, io gentlemen and their wives le gentlemen. Terms ‘from $1 50 to $10 ee week. nation Gtvurpasend, being im the vicinity of the ry tail Metropolitan t iS ancve’ tise clase house bee changed bands, and bavisg goue throug « tnarough renova. tuon, superior Accommodations are offered. TQ BROADWAY. “FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, with or without board, to a small family or single gentleman, Meals served in rooms if desired. G7 BROADWAY, CORNER OF NINTIT STREET. in suit, either for a family or a party of g: Nemen, whare they ean be perfectly at home: Also, singin rooms.’ Private table if required. Table d’hoie at 6 o'clock P.M. Cuisine a la Francaise. BBQ BROADWAY, BETWEEN TWELFH AND TILIR- teenth streets. —F urnished rooms to let to single gen tlemen, with partial b or to x Samfly, with private table ned. HOME MAY BE conrn Pond + few board 2 private family for ble terms. ite neighorhood ei Reference exchanged, SUIT OF ROOMS, PLEASANTLY LOCATED AND neatly furnished, suitable for a gentleman and wite or iwo or three single gentlemen, can be had, with board, in a private family, where a desirable home my be realized, Apply at 43Seventh street, near Second aveaue. Unexcep: tionable references given and required. RESPECTABLE FAMILY HAVING MOR. ROOM y would be willing to take two entle or single gentlemen to board, with #, and where they cun enjoy the comforts of mene AppIY At 196 Bast Finth street. PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVING A FIRST CLASS house desires to take a gentleman and wife, or two sin gle gentlemen, with full or partial board ‘kecond floor; location very Fost office. PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM TO 1 PT WITHOUT board, with bath adjoining, to & gentleman, ata mode- one block from Union square, VERY PLEASANT SUITE OF FURNISHED ROOMS BOARDING AND LODGING. OARD, Lt na NTLEMAN AND HIS wire on two sli nl nm can be accomm rd.'on moderate terms, by applying at No. 6t Womt Phir: eth street, require! OARD IN A PRIVATE PAMILY rome seas ie osingle gentiewen; how W, inshed with'all dew furnitare, Gail's 138 ane Fo OARD IN PROOKLYN-—PLBASANT ROOMS, wITh board, may be found at 266 Hicks street, street, near Wall street and South ferries. OARD “IN BROOKLYN.—A PRIVATE FAMILY CAN accommodate a gentleman and-wife, or one or two sin- F¢ gentlemen, with bos pourd and leasdint rooma, gas, bath, &c., f rable 64 Lafayette avenue, only & NTLEMAN AND WIFE or two sing! 2 accommodated: good board and pleasan irst class house. Titne reasonable, Address Mra. Heott, recuae Post offies, for three days. OARD IN BROOKLYN—IN THE PLEASANTLY situateds first class house, 242 Henry a. near the: Wallatreet ferries, Rooma to Teton the first, #e- cond and third floors to married orsingle gentlemen, ‘Terms moderate, References exchanged. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE or single gentlemen may obtain permanent for ihe winter in a quiet family at moderate terma at 100 licks street, convenient ton or Wall street ferries, Unexcep- given and OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, ov tw sitet have a fine room, on the i ri street, Brooklyn, OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS: wife or two single gentlemen can be accommodated with, a very desirable room and board, within ten minutes? walle of Fulton or Wall street ferries, “Apply at 150 Joralemon at, OARD IN BROOKLYN —ONE OR TWO SINGLE GEN- tiemen may obtain ‘very pleasant xecommodations, with hoard, ina private family. Apply at ll? Congress street, rat house from Henry. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—DESIRABLE ROOMS, SUITA- ble for a gentleman and wife, or wingle gentlemen, in m first class hi Dinner at 6% kK. Apply wt 24 Henry streets, OARD IN BROOKLYN WANTED—THE MIDDLE OP January, by a young gentleman and bis wife, in a pri- Vate family, Where the comforts of home can be enjoyed, they wish a front room furnished, with closets, tire and gas in, Lo cation near Fulton ferry desired, For a home and suitable: accommodations $W per month will be paid. Address, with 0. w Boras Onur, Secs mau be i iween Fourth and Sixth avenues, and Eig Huth streets. Address, with reference, M. Andrews, No. 519 Hudson street. A ype WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND HId wife, anda single gentleman, up town, between Four- ieenth and Twenty tifth streets, and Pifth avenue and Broad. way; furnished parlor and two bedrooms desired, with dinner atto'clock. Address Board, box 112 Herald office } OARDING.—ACCOMMODATION IN A FIRST CLASS hi convenient to stages and ecare—for a gentleman and wife and two young gentlemen. Dinner at 6 o'clock. AUP ae West Twenty-second street, between Seventh and E ve OARDING A PARLOR AND HEDROOM ON FIRST tloor, handsomely furnished, with or without a private indie, ty reet, The house is first class and several years established. Also, @ front room for & single gentleman, OARDING DOWN TOWN.—TWO GENTLEMEN CAN be accommodated with board, also one young lady, at 268 Greenwich street, corner of Robinson, LEGANTLY FURNISHED AND LARGE PARLORS TO. 4) let, with board, on second, third and fourth floors, to Kentlemen and genteel families; first class house and all the modern improvements, Call early at No. 16 Bond street, aod have the choice of rooms, for one week. IRST CLASS HOUSE.—PARLS ORS, LOSETS, PAN- ‘tin weond and third |. &e., for gentlemen or & <5 full roar ay children or servants Tl Lexington avenue, ar Crkimary park, FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—WITH OR WITHOUT hoard, at 16% Spring street. The rooms are neatly fur- nished und will be let at a reasonable price, URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—WITH ALL THE MO- dern improvements, with a private table Af required, im & private family, at 66 Broadway, three doors above Union square, URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—WITH OR WITHOUT Hoard, to persons only of high, respectability, 1a the Frably located house 52 West Fifteenth street, eween Fifth and Bixth avenues. A fair remuneration re —FIVE OR SIX SINGLE modated with furnished lodgings ¢ block of Madison square. ‘Address 0. K., New York ‘tee OF RESPECTABILITY MAY OBTAIN A andsomely furnished parlor, with (wo bedrooms ad joming, having every modern conventence, with breakfast if desired, Rc ‘aicel family in Rixath strect, near Broad- way. Addtess, giving name, W., Station D, Post offic OTE, LODGINGS. GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN N ly furnishe tthe Globe Hotel, corner of Frank Foome 2 cents per night; save her alike from the temptations of poverty, and to oe one bnndred and seventy thonsand copies are ‘Tapestry reps, Tort and Williat keep her out of that circle of fashion and pleasure by | now issued of each number of Harper's New Monthly Maga- hain reps, Are offers at prices suited to the simon, let, with board, if required also ® single room, in | also oon which she has been already corrupted; in view of the | zine. Satin delaines, y sl ro ne fron! ith all the modern Im: - tition . Harper's Magazine is the cheapest periodical published. 1 Ge No. ‘ovements, convenient 10 caraan’ stages. Ti West Pour ‘ion Y AND HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO Premises, your petitioner prays your Honor to order @ ci- | , Hkrrers Megetains from sixteen to for uM Worsted and Gorman damask, Corner of Pearl street. | teenth street, first house west of with avenue. In a strictly private family of two persone to gente — amen and thelr wives, or to single Gentlemen, with fall er par- tation to’ issue, commanding the said Caroline Thomas, ight more pages, ade and put up at prices to suit the timoe. printed 1 iter manner and wy r paper, than an; o to the: tate f wife of 0. 0, Woodman, to appear within the legal delay | Mi0!{ scan monchly, magazine rate pave have as | 7? wed espe ——= eM HEDCOTION | A SMALL PRIVATE, FAMILY RESIDING IN Trin | tsi board, "Inquire at No. 73 West Thirteenth street pigs this petition ; and that, after due pr pee A permanently and punctually is- | Wishing to keep their rRices OF ted 22 Wi - — had, your Honor will adjudge and decree that your peti- dvand that lis general scope and charactor will remain un- ‘Workmen employed 2 pkuyiek HONNETS | TEAT AND NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS TQ LET, AT tioner and the said Caroline be and remain pas — The Magariie may be obtained of booksellers, pe- During the winter, oF meh contrac $0 rome decorate at MADAME PO! = ret tah i A joventent for ea room, i Ref street, near Broadway, ina quiet, Pespectable divorced a vingulo matrimonii, and placed in t rms. — zie may be obtained of booksellers, 1¢ dwellings at cost pric onvenient | inmily, References required, publ *, yea Under Lal ‘Farge Ho House. — a —-— condition as respects each other as if their said marriage | \"\weng tive denis a number. The sembannwal volume ‘Their stock of Wiesew shades (a | 4 WELL FURNISHED ROOM, ON THIRD FLOOR, TO LEASANT ROOMS TO _LET—WITH OR WITHOUT let, for $1 50 per week, to a man. Apply at 167 board p rie our Greene treet, between Hotiston abd Bleecker atrveta, P % ‘onventent fo stage aid ie O7CE, LADIES —THE FIRST QUALITY OF 1, apres’ | ever had LAppened, ad oe ee SEILTON, | Scmrbletnd, wealy bows dm cloth arronld Shebtliers feons | Comprian every vartety and syle, which must be of Counsel for Petitioner, their back numbers uniformly bound, yA: po hg Before January I previo = 1 seemed 0 thelr new store, varie, and ibe bates Kew York ana Parisian syle : any ‘This case has not yet been set for trial, the defendant | ¢ bound r thout rege: cos fully dmaned and elegantly Gnished, will be sold for Deing adsent and not represented, it would seem, by an HERS, Publishers, Lace and muslin curtains) low wir original cost, at Mrs, MELVILLE'S, 46 Carmine lA nd rallre SA SITTING ROOM, or unfurnished, to let, |, RESPECTA peyate BOARD IN BROOKL her boarders; with bedroom attached, furnisee m . sireetl Broad for the attorney up to the time when the reporter visited the nina Sams — soak ona’ py | inpevtiies, reetlate at 6 Broadway.) | Please Sy rs aa park m5 w the winter. to a gentleman and wife or two single gentiemen, court yesterday. INSTRUCTION. p han. reasonaqia terms, house very pleasantly located. ference OO ag el nd req reas = mesottice, WRITING LEAAONS CONTINUED. BOOKKERP. SSIGNEES’ SALF OF aan AGF AND FOUND, mi lA (A SERY, FAVORABLE ARRANGEMENT Oh Mt Geta eee te ee aad Decisions in Admiralty. Pet dc,: at reduced prices at Mr PANS WINDOW DRAPERIES IN seat A YOree bon, Maas hae made by a grat OF one or two single UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. Academics, 62 Bowery, N. ¥.; 283 Pulton street, Brook! ist beatae! ony? | ot iv old, black, with white face, So prantonenye ny EB Laas, B LY RIVATE BOARD IN BROOKE ‘ome , Jersey City. Mr. P. 18 ansisted ; collar when lost. Answei , we. Loe e ‘and Bitere Re. Fale Eee. Sancrnecd tenckern tn SE ge hs Tnsiruction given SO, ene If the finder will bring him to 43 | Ceplonable. with good board and ‘room, by applying at 62 Harri COLLISION HETWKEN A STEAMER AND A SAIL VESSEL. day and evening. ‘Counterpan 5, re , he will receive seven dollars re- | GENTLEMAN AND LADY OF GENTEEL AND | pOtghrr' ont goes, fom Clinton, Location convenient Daniel Gildersleeve vs. the Propeller Quinebaug.—This LADY TEACHER, WHO WASENGAGED IMONE OF | A! & reduction of over wh per cent to close the business. A retired habita can have a sitting room and bed. nr nnn aii ante . Columbian am 241 Grand street. room, with fire and light, with board for the lady, for $10 per RIVATE BOARDL ‘was a libel filed by the owner of the schooner Sailor's De the B teemvetee te Fennse, and Ser ceverel vere “HOOK, one of the assignees - week, At 197 Weat Twenty seventh street. Also, & single 4h ole et MN 5 governess to private families in this country, mcrae Bon in -! - +H . or o ght, to recover the damages occasioned to her by a colli | Hon Tn 'h" kchool, either South or North. She'ts o ORSET® AND GRIRTA AT AN IMMENSE REDUC. The above reward will be paid b3 | Foum, with or wRhout board. Gas and sare Siies on second rate tarally re! ‘At 109 Kant Twen n Lexington and Third avenues, The orn inprovements, References ex- h, 36 Commerce street ty seventh re House has all the mo changed sion with the propeller, which occurred about 9 o'clock in | teach French, erman and uglishy the pian the evening of Feb, 2, 1864, in the Fast river, three or | Quivedy Wve 4 : iar, Address Mulberry street, | }/ ion, Just received ON aRInTS. RES! MOT ARM SINGLE AA. friends, can be accommodated wines bedrooms at oF partial board, and cases of the cele- \UND—AT THE LINDSEY BLUES’ BALL, NOVEM ‘Also some new styles, in the much admired v ? ber 18, 1867, a bracelet, which the owner can have by ad foto the Bound, En the schooner waa bond ts BroskiyD. MERICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTRESUPPLTES SCHOOLS | pop ante at cont EMPRESS CORSETS. GAYNOR ipsning a now oD. T. H., Herald oie ee, oestign, Wiaventh oR SOUTH BROOKLYN —T0 LET, TO ONE OR TWO ORM: h teachers ant pupils. Teachers with desirable situs Cette” oa : tlemen, with partial board, a’niee large front roo ‘The wind was about vorth and the tide ebb. The vousels ina Wd feseitice with Culors and governesses. -thoen wish _8S Hrondway, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth sta, *O8T ON WILLIAMSBURG PERRY.—YESTERDAY, ie airvet, basemen Ge and firepiace PRocation pisasant ‘ni scomvenient to tho uh, was lettin the ferry bon uth Ha the earn ‘aud priv 4 the Ihth, was lettin the ferry h "he id private, came in plain view of each other near the Stepping Stones, | |, rlinations shontd apply jmmediately to SMITH & BOYD, ‘and each claimed to have been ranning a course which aos N.Y. 'B.—Several wachers of English, would have been safe to both if the other hg yond St oy a mcele wanted. own, and each charging a deviation upon the other Ac Columbian fall, 281 Orend sire Held by the Court—That the fixed principle applicable te | A GERMAN GOV ERNES OF om RESPECTABIL: | tn order to lone the establishment by the Ist ‘of January nest, Foch colin tis the steamboat, when apprised of tue | ZA .gegurons tg meet pth an tmedive cupnermeat, | "wetotinuete ober wigerepard cons a maces” | OST position and course of the sail Vessel, must take all due ‘of education. Mest of reference ‘St RIVATE FAMILY HAVING MORE ROOM TITAN | pulll.lwiryyand alae they require, would let single gentlemen two or thrve ‘orm: rate. He wo OR AN BE ACCOMMO. ty seventh dated with roots, and partial hoard, within @ few min Walk of fouth or Wali'ireet ferries. “Call 304 Cision vklyn. CONTINUATION OF THE, GREAT SALE OF DRY | 11 yng. eonaining two books of no value nut to thn owner. Ale Under deed of assignment for the bene of creditors, 0 Mew. Trow, 718 and 730 ae % TH OCTOBER, IN OR NEAR THE. A TL “ Ashe cdi ank, two promissory notes, made mae Kacen to the order uf Woods & Lowry, ‘ate few York, A’ GENTLEMAN AND Hi8 WIFE MAY BR AOCOMMO- given. Apply by lettersor | ge awrs gunsuaneas A Precaution to keep out of her way, determines the case, | Pursonally wo Heury Racior, 76 Meadow street, house of Mr CLOAKS. Hor $292 73; aid June 16 eight | ih, dated wu von int strictly private family, on the we "0 LET-FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH OR WITHOUT Without requiring an analysis of the conflicting statements | Francie, Hobokr RICH SILKS, sed by Wools & Lowry andthe | odeen ciebien, suauien amb ouiey on hay I board. Price moderate, Apply at 598 West iouston of the witnesses, that the change of direction proved by ay pom aegpaier gemad FRENCH MERTNORS Au oeeribers, tow me the a remensias revara them, a box 100 les bi me r ee on. A street, near Broadway the claimant to ‘have been made by the schooner did not OK KERPING AND WRITING ARE TAUGHT BY AND DELAINES. at 108 Duane street, paym me having been seg jerald office, stating Where an interview _ san peepee he of from the obligation to keep out of ber Mr. FOSTER, author of “Double Entry Rlucidated, &e.”* ENGLISH MERINOES fs ‘LOWRY, KNOX & ALCOU ny be} LET—WITH BOARD, AN UNFURNISHED ROOM, absolve the steamer from igs 4.246 lirondway, Appleton’ Building, upon sound elementa, AND DRLAINER - — — N ANRRICAN ° = tleman and his wife, in a smal: American family, way, ag the movement was plainly seeu from the propel- | Py Ilr ta fhrentreractuaon as and DORA Lape OST =NOV. 18, 1857, HETWEEN ELM AND 8S BEEK N_AMERICAN LADY, WHO HAS NO « HILDREN, eaemn age ahem, bin a ferael Ferme bre Jer ata distance eamply sufficient to have enabled her to ran | t/y lessou charlatanry.” Open day and Po, ~ gy BS “” EMBROIDERIES, man street, a stall shipping receipt book, having Bulk. t Wish % {aks an infant or one of two ebildren. Call Darty of geutiomen who @ould be willing room together. out of the schooner's way; that as the propeller bad ful derate ‘GLOVER, ay iey Bro. 2 Co.'6 name ri Tie ude will be sultably re: | fotone week at 2i¢ Rast at bmn ed No.6 Laight mrcet . ve secured a safe OSIERY, &c., warded ing it at 55 Beekman street. greene - itil ae, hy, searasereing bey Sete, ound-th bose adeanad OOKKEEPING, ARITHMETIC, &C.—MR, RENVILLE, The public will find the above squalene sirictly cor’ z —— YOUNG MAN, WHO cneiee Soares, De ) LET-IN A RESPECTARLE GERMAN PRIVATE H ber hob to the line | y, receives students for thorough, practical | rect, and notone of ibe prevailing fictions of the day. rLES WERE Lost sires partial board with a respectable private Preach comfortably furuiahed room, with fall board, to that precaution, and cannet justify ber hokiiag to the line on lower terma than any other teacher. Bach HOOK, One of the Assignees. tween Six. | imily, in this city or Brooklyn. Address Student, He: eman of a gentleman nd wife. Location Twen of movement she was because the schooner was ¢ api ie pepe ately taught and entire satisfaction is guaran ———$ The thanks of the owner and | ilice. nm and required. Ad croaching upon it. Decree for libelant, with a reference Mie day and ALOAKS, CLOAKS, CLOAK! ward will be given it ibey are left at 194 Kast Thirveeath | s SAIVAME PAMELA Gat Ene Mane deemmnt PAMILY, HAVGNG NORD BOOM TEAR , Me MASTER'S WAGES —NSBGLIGENCE—SET OFF. = xR rs AN UNDERSTOOD AND SPOKEN. Weare now offering Cr atire wholeakin ack of bom arent, | they require, will let to a gentleman and wife, with V {7 ANTED—ROARD IN BROOKLYN, FOR A LADY? Carietian §. Shears es. Frederick $. Littijohn.— Tule was TRENCH Fr way, eonmbiisbed 1968, continnes | Shek haben the ccet of maneiect repens. S ‘goo yards OSTIN AN AMITY STR AND SEVENTH AVR. | board. « back parlor and pantries, with or witht beiroom | | ¥¥. with parlor and bedroom. for vine week, for which 8 ‘ . > the for ROEY . dgeinin jow tigure. 4 e Sheral price yt Now Yo 8 libel to recover wages due to the libellant for services as Ma lasitction ta the above languages, on moderate re. at lose than te cost of ian no rot adie of lee najoining, ata very low tigure, Apply at 148 Rast Thirty-siath Pont wake will be paid. Address box 4,487 Now York master of the barge Vanderbilt, from November, 1856, to December, 1866. The answer made issues as to the dura tion and rate of the contract of hiring alleges that his in terest in the barge was sold in May, 1856, to Fitubugh & Littlejohn, in whose employ the libellant’ was ‘and sets up that while in their employ he was and careless, and caused the loss of rigging, caavass and other property belonging to the hoat, the va! ehould be deducted Decree for libellant, th a reference. SUPPLIES —JUINT OWNERS—MORTGAGE OUT OF PoseRmETO: William M. Dodge et al. ve. Arthur Leary et al— Libel alleged that in November, 1844, the libellauts and respondents were joint owners inthe bark Storm Bird taid Vessel was fitting for sea under the superiutend of Appleton Oakemith, and that the libellant furnished | ship's husband supplice for the wee and service ofthe ves sel, amounting to $261 44. The answer denied the joint ownership and alleged that the supplies were furnished on the credit of Oaksmith alone. Onkstmith testified on | the hearing that the respondents only beld a nomial tide, Libel distnissed with costs. SUPPLE — PLEADINGS. Joseph Bartrop ve. the Bark Martha. —This was a libel to recover $30 for supplies furniehed to the bark, The claimant excepted to the libel for insufficiency, Libel dis missed with costs. ADJOURNMENT OF THE MetHoprs’ Prorestanr Caves vA Spur INKVITARLE ON THR SLAVERY Quis give this morning the conclu Ur the Metholist Protestant Convention yesterday, when the body adjourned sine die. It will be seen by the report which we have given from day to day, of the debates and action of the Convention, that there is a settled conviction amongst the tes that & separation between the Northern and Southern portions of the conference is an inevitable reeult—if not immediately, at least not far diatant. The Northern members regard human slavery faa a ein, and decline to fellowship, as brethren of tho church, those who tolerate, encourage and traffic in slave. holding and elave-trading. Neither section will submit and as separation is inevitable, the sooner it comes, and ‘fall matters in controversy be peaceably arranged, the better it will be for the harmony and usefulness of both —Cineinnati Garette, Now. 17 _————— A Howse Fouxn Eromrtex Peer Becow tae Ranta’ fa @vasaca--During the excavation of a street in Evansville, Indiana, last Tuesday, the workmen came ‘across the remains of a cabin cighteen feet below the sur- face of the earth, This wonderful subterranean house ‘was about twelve feet iu length, formed by upright posts fet im the ground, and boarded up with aplit oak Puncheons, seeared by wooden pins. The posts, puncheons and pine were partially decayed, but still stack together ‘Within the wall were found portions of an old fashioned } ing wheel, a wooden maul, several pairs of boots and And the ‘identical charred stick which the former ween nts Of the house had used to punch the fire with. Louis Republican, Now. V4. Sxow in New Hamrsnine—During the recent storms the dome of Mount Washington was covered with rnow, and the summit ie now covered with ite winter robe of eriaine, w which makes a iflcent show daring the clear air aud bright sunlight of these November days, of whieh | veginuers. Translations of deceptive classes jenee, &e., made ADIES DESIROUS OF HAVING their nded to, ina strictly confiden: tial mi rl , secure cy and despatch, by a indy. Apply at 713 Broadway. sirnetion en in writing and the usual branebes of agtlsh edueat 3 = 3 2 MARs WORKS on ROORKEEPING. NSTROCTION. The Course of Single Rutry: Mi p. 8vo ce fh OO The Course of Donble Entry, 200. 860 135 ‘The same works in Spanish 22 The Theory and Practice of Hank Hookiteeping and Joint tock Accounts, (with an original diagram), 40 ks for prac es e, (4a books). 18 ‘All beautifully printed in eo! Remitted per mail at 10 per & He additional. For anie at the author's counting rooms for practice in bookkeep tt id business afiati tome: scrabouete M8 Broadway, New York. ACHERS ARE WANTED—POR THR CLASSICAL, mathe math 1 Bogieh branches, also for Freuch, mu drawing and painting bag Fd and families supplied with teachers, tutors and go- M rc Py of ability nee, gratuitously, as the offee SPRICEC ANDREWS, 299 Hroadway MUSICAL. OCTAVE PIANOS FOR $175, $ 186 AND $0. LADD pianos at cost for ensh, Pianos and melodeona to rent at Prices im sult the Wines: oe MUNGER, 122 way. gga “AND 2 MELODEONS TO_LET—AT 25" Tu Gee tannthy oF for sale, very reap for Stk’ Music taught In a Tew leasona, aid. panos 1 by Prof. DUMBSDAY, 25 Grand street, neat Bowery. GOUSTIC AURICLES—ARE YOU DEAF! SEND FOR the above instruments, wiih the patentee's stamp on— . Price, Jan. Zi, slaysvans RDW. G. IIYDE, No. 9 Mallen lane calg, Proprietor aed patentee of ‘auricles, with artificial rome. FAMILY IN WANT OF MONEY, ABOUT MOVING, Will sell their piano for $210—9 splendid octave rose wood, round corners, exrved legs, and case inlakd with pearl; origisiat coat $400, short tim fe given in. at 156 F i REATEST CHA AGNIFICENT GRAND DIAG. Tonal se ven octave rosewood piano, made by one of ee eraand warranted in perfect order, earieg been used #few months. Cost $600, Will be wold tor Can be seen at 141 Ninth street, iT PIANO, BUT and Warranted, will, on acegunt of embarrasamenta, be sold atan immense werifice. By Wr. Weber's kindness, it may be seen at 156 Wegt Broad. way, near Canal mreet Usie “AT HALF PRICE AT WATRR®, NO. _& Broadwa: ‘ianow and io Pies at lower prices than ever befare cred in thie mark et. Pianos and mekxteans to rent, and réut allowed on purchase, For sale on monthly Payments, TANOS FROM THE MANUFACTORY OF Pri Errard, Devrir & Co., Miele | found for hire or for aale in the wareroows of L. FS. 766 Broad wa: ‘Ail those pines are exprey aly” ma nfectured for exportation, apd arg anarapieed by Mr, Deavosnves . oe ality & Co. ®) and A2 Cham| ARS, COLLARS. COLLARS, COLLARS, 'e will offer om Monday, axe. ‘T5e. and $1 each, BERKMAX & 00., wint'® RIBBED UNDER-SHIRTS AD seach, form: LADIES’ NT anebiny Vesta, ranted vot to sbrink a Wi rmer price $1 25 and $1 50, RRAL FRAKER FL. ERNNEE PERS, Former price 8% = sated “hoster RY AND ¢ oven Observe the number 801 particular: _eonm. 10,000 fine Preach IN'S. TAZAAR, IDERTES.—STILL, GREATER REDUCTIOB. balance of all our large lots of embroideriecon ‘of collarn, sets, banda, £c., will be sold at an imense =: Eessusse “ gazes 513 Broadway, St. Nic MBROIDERTES AT A SACRIPICR. Sn ‘roieren ‘ace vai handkerchia Ae, OMPLRY, “3 Brdway. ———— REAT BARGAINS IN BLANKETS, Super ye Whitne: or fy @. AN RCONPANY: Se B L* eh: ROTH open on Monday Je 16th, “3 biack bagetere silks at 81 andl 12%. jeces more Emelines, at si 36 (oid No, 00) Canal street, aud 4 Alco pn Geek The finder will be liberally rewarded by returning the sane | Dp. MESSMORE, 154 Water st OON, THIRTY Dot. O8T—ON THURSDAY AF lare in bills; supposed to have been ‘lost in getung ont Of a Fifth avenue stage in Hroadw The tinder will be re warded on leaving iat 6; West Thirteenth street. OST.—A_ MEMORANDUM HOOK, IN POCKETBOOK 4 form, with red cover, containing some papers, Ac. The fader will be liberally rewarded by aending word whe ned, LOWS Kant Twenty seventh street.or we A OR STOLEN.—€20 SUPPOSED TO ‘have heen from. th undersigned, in coming from. Dunkirk to New York, ¥ ie Railroad, on the 12h and 18h insts., a solid linked, chased gold br with heary eaamefied locket and gold t atuached. Ti above reward will Be paid, and to questions asked, upon ita return to the owner, Mary A. Beckley, 24 Williain street, room 27. ~ DANCING ACADEMIES. — | ‘A, Doowourn § DANCING ACADEMIES, A. 06 Broadway, New 7 No tit Montagrie place, Nroc now open for the reception of pup pepe. | ne | yore DANCING ACADEMIES, 59 WEST vas teenth street, ue York, and 122 Clinton street, Bi | lyn, are now open for the reception of pupila. | T YET SUSPENDED.—PROP. B. YATES PRIVATR soirees Will take place at the Chinese Assembly Rooma, | KW Rroadway, every Saturday evening. Dancing to com mence at oe olelock, Wallace's in engaged. Plain against nd Dwight, the Whittenton M Ils a foreign cor poration, and ®'L A. Rilot, Treasurer, defendants.—Summona lor & money demand on contract. (Com. not served.) To the defendante—Yon are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action, which will be filed in the | office of the Clerk of the city and county of New York at the | City Hall in sald city, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscribers, at their office, No. 5 | man sireet, New York ¢ ty clays afer the y, within tw service of thie simmons an exclusive of the day of such serview; and if you f mplvint within | the time aforesai Will tate judg | ment against ft dollars, with interest, from ¢ ¥ of Oct cane bund id fifty-seven, besides the oo action. Piainuitr eCUTil Be . TOWRA intifs Adi orne: No. 5 Beekman st. Dated Oct, 5, 1807 oY | ‘The complaint in this action waa filed in the office of the | Clerk of the city and county of New York, on the 2h day of October, 1867. COURT.—COX VS, BARNES AND orneee Pursuance of an order in this cause, id order named will be suki under the siccettes ‘ot he on. deraigned, at publieauedon, by MIMRON DRAPHR, antioneer, the 24th of Novethber, inst, at tbe Merchants’ Bx chan ete the chy of New Yort, @ twelve © ctoes, soon. A nig of gad Zessta may be flice of the under. 0. 29 Nacsan street, room No. 3), over Hank of Cum: signed, meres, from the present time woul ihe day of sale, when i be meen, atu ars the auctionrer, ir of Pine at William treeta ‘Terms and conditions made know on Ube day of tale. A. SEWARD, Referee. BW Yoru, Noy. 16, 1887, | 286 Sprit g street, near Varick. Has ail une mode: | Fath | room ina modern house, with the improvemen | given and req WIDOW LADY HAS A FURNISHED ROOM TO LET, and wife (board for the lady only), where boarders, Reference required. Apply at yeiweed Seventeenth and Kighteenth sta WIDOW LADY HAS A FURNISHED ROOM, WHICIL the will provide with & fire and let to any gentleman gins, acomfortable heme for the winter, Address Mra. ills, Madison square Post office, N.Y GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR TWO GENTLEMEN, GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR TWO SINGLE GEN tiemen ean be accommodated with board ina private | Chrystie street, near Grand street SPLENDID FURNISHED ROOM, | witit HRDROON attached, to let to one or two single gen! lr Partial Foard given if required, in a private how ‘all the mo: ovements, Inquire at 96 Prince street, afew doors roadway. POARD.SAUITS OF ROOMS, MANDAONELY FUR ished, to let, separate of togeiber, to sin avlemen or gentlemer 4 their wives, on very improve men's. OARD —A GOOD SIZED HALL BEDROOM, NICELY | furnished, to let, with board, to a single gentieman, | Family sirictiy privaie, Terme reasonable. Apply at 68 | OARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE OR TWO single gentlemen can be gecommetated with No, 3 Ninth street, between Fifth and Sixth avon OARD.—TWO GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVRS, OR 8 few stngle gentlemen, ean be aceommetated with plea sant rooms for the winter, with board. by applying at 8} Ubris. topher street, near Bleecker, Gas and bath in ihe howse OARD—A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARLOR ‘and Ledroom will be rented on very moderate ter & gentleman and wife or two singie genilemen, wt 172 Hast ‘Twenty third arect. bn hl OARD—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN FIND good unfurniabed rooms and board in a smal private inmily, by applying st 161 Went Thirty street, “House con sins every modern Ie ‘aad borne comforts are red ata very reasonable charge. The very vest references faethe be OARD.—FIVE SINGLE GENTLEMEN OR A GENTLE. man and wife can find a pleasant home for the winter, b: 101 Haat Hrondway: "The family ig small ipoane : fern tin The taken Terms moderate OARD—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, AND SIN gle gendemen, can obtain pleasant rooms with bourd also young ladies can be accommodated. fuquire at 8d Forsyth street, near Grand Bogen ss row RTEENTH STRERT—PLEABANT SUITS of rons with Doaed, tay bs obtained at 108 an 108 Bost teenth street. Persons ; of a home Foujan every thing Tequislte. "Neterenees exchanged, N jsomely Tarnished suit. of parion jal tor, wih ur Without private whl. pagar on POWT OFFICK NOTICES. 1ST OFFICE NOTICE—THE MAILS FOR CALIFOR nia, per United States steamer Star of the West, will close at this oflice on Friday, the 2h day of November, at b o'clock P.M ISAAC ¥. F LER, Tostmaster smoking aeloon. Music and singing every Monday, Wed neaday and Saturday. Chair tal ‘at & o'clock preciaaly Prof. M. 8. Rosenheim, from London, presides at the piano, a eh ale on yall year's okt.) jock ale on draug! Kven’s new ale on draught London and Manchester daily papers on fle. Also the Ttue trated News and Times, the Era, Punch, Seite Life, L. a trations, Hirmingham Journal on file, AL the ‘Other BENJAMIN HONRY, DER. THE VICTIM RATEN Fo Gru Immense excitement at No. 90 Hroadway. It appears, from what we ean eather that there acrived by the steamer Marion, om the 10th in about forty Hermunx residents, ail rich atid really plen sag) Who had been foreed from their native shor hele taclinations 1 fre at up at Mr. W. "Pelee Meese No. Xesierday morning two were seized by the re nm with cold blooded atrocity stabbed inches in held on alars, but it is paruenl "| posed Butto the sequel. After Li further his flendinh ata pis of the bodies in 0 lates res netuaily boiled een soning with spices, «nufing the odor from time to time and occasion: lasting of ~ urnel: Wha: ie ‘worse than all the in is large, ‘ns heard to use the thrent inet tres J the iene Thou be slaughtered thie week haw been informed the murderer's name is Ce tims of the horrid butchery edd baalien will be on exhibition “ ER MUR! at ot Inolasewre in the ous palat for ‘whieh Mr in Ww Paimer has be med caring, his eight t the Washi Hotel, not wav. i i tervend ¢ Mr PALMER, returnin, 14 nf friends for the liberal patronag hy “d cpon him, will take this opportunity to re- x rooms, it eantinaaties ofthe same at his new room 0 ‘of the Living Turtle, Cee Te Stall, Ne. Broadway, é ORE —A NEW 1OUSE OF SOCTAT RESO Resonr Tn the priscmple of the Old Shades, at places cceer sist, Deuween Greene id roatwny broprietor respectfully informs pubile that he ae taken et fie shove house day le eq bor inthe sale to fe 2 'pailome with Ko % ol iPro arma — Bi Patnes, Uquors ond separ se of pega ee, __.SRGARS, O CASH OFFER REFUSED FOR GRGARS—OVRR two millions of the various qualities 4 domes fable. \N- B.—-Uaeh ndvances Ui calece 0 aby amount, , 1