The New York Herald Newspaper, November 23, 1857, Page 3

Supreme Court, ASSIGNMENT OF COURTS AND JUDGES FOR THE YEARS 1858 AnD 1859. ag TRRMS. Pigst Monday Feb. Judgos ee, Clerke, Sutherland. . ye. Davies, Sutherland, Inqwalaas, Third “ Sept.. “ Davies, Clerke, Wen “ Nov.. «Davies, Clerke, Ingrabam. “ welt) Davies, mara * PA ahs Foeeeratt Clerke,' land. Wrst “ Nov.. # Roosevelt Sutherland Ingraham. During the General Terms of 1868, the Judges edn onoralterm ‘will also sit in Chambers, from 9} OIRCUTTS. ‘wit n, iat Menday of Feet by Judge Clerke. braury . ly graham. 4 “ “Davies. “ “ «Sutherland, ee “ Clerke, “4 “Davies. a «Ingraham, Ist Clerke. - be 8 Sutherland, reba, 1859. sg od Monday of. sauary, Judges Davies and Clerke. February, “ Sutherland. « “ b, ‘* Rooosevelt and Ingraham. « “ April, “Davies and Ingraham, “4 May, “ Glerke. “ “ June, ‘* Sutherland and Ingraham. sa September, Davies. dst“ October ‘ Roosevelt and Sutherland. “ou November, Clerke. bad * December, * Sutherland. Where two Judges are 'to hold the circuit at the same tame, the one last named will take up the even numbers ‘on the calendar, and the other the odd numbers. In such eases, a pane! of jurors will be summoned for each part, fanless the business of the Oyer and Terminer shall pre- vent the attendance of more than one Judge at the Orcuit, OYER AND TERMINER, To be held at the same time with the Circuits, in the months of Jauuary, April, October and December. SPECIAL TERMS YOR ENUMERATED MOTIONS. 1858. Judges. 1859. Judges. Ist Monday Jan. Davies. Ast Monday Jan, Roosevelt. Mar. Sutberland, . Davies. “Apr. Clerke. “Apr, Sutherland, «June. Inj . - a “ct, . Sutherland. “ - Davies. «Dec. Davies. 4 Dee. Ingraham. The Judge sitting in Chambers, will at the same time held Special Term for auy exparte business, and for such Hitigated business as he shall expressly permit. SPECIAL TERM FOR MOTIONS AND*CHAMBER BUSINESS. 1808. Jan.—Judge Ingraham. July.—Judge Ingraham. Feb.—All the Jedges. Aug.—Judge Clerke. Mar.—Judge Clerke. Sept.—Judge Davies, for ‘ two weeks—All the Judges ril.—Judge Davies. Oct.—Judge Ingraham, —All the Judges. Nov.—All the Judges, June.—Judge Sutherland. Dec.—Judge Sutherland, 1859. Jan.—Judge Sutherland. July.—Judge Clerke. Feb.—Judge Ingraham. ‘Aug.—dudge Ingraham. Mar.—Judge Clerke. Sept.—Judge Davies, two weeks, residue Judge In- graham. * April.—Judge Roosevelt. ode Judi Ingraham. May.—Judge Sutherland. — Nov.—Judge Davies. June.—Judge Roosevelt. Dee.—Judge Clerke. ‘The Judge at Chambers will begin on the frst Monday ef the month to which he is assigned, and continue to an tecluding the Saturday preceding the first Monday of the succeeding mouth. REGULATIONS. All issues of fact already joined and triable in the city of Mew York, will be noticed to the clerk, aud be put on the ‘alendar for the ensuing January Cireuit. During the first week of that Circuit motions to correct We calendar may be made. After that week the calendar will remain unchanged, ard continue the culendar for every successive Circuit, wnti} all the causes on it shall be tried; cach Circuit begin- ning onthe calendar wiere the immediately preceding Bircuit left off, ‘Ywonty causes a day, and no more, will be called at general and special terms, and before each Judge at Cir- cuit, unless otherwise specially ordered. No canso will be set down for a particular day at a Cir- cuit, unless sworn off when called, on account of the ab- Bence of tness, and on payment of costs. If the trial of a cause shail not be moved by either party, when called in its order on the Circuit calendar, it will go to the foot of the calendar, and not be called again until it shall be reached in that place. All new issues will be noticed for the frst day of the next Circuit, after the same shall be joined, and be put in ‘their order at the foot of the permanent calendar, After the fret week of each Circuft, (during which motions to correct the calendar.may be made, ,) the calen- dar of the causes which may have gone down at the previous Circuit, and the new issues, will be entered as part and in continuation of the permanent calendar; and #0 on, from court to court, until the end of the year. These regulations do not aifect the question of noticing the causes for trial to the = party, from court to court, ag the statute may require. aor ‘applications must be made to the Judge assigned for that particular business, excepting matters, entirely exparte, SPRCIAL CIRCUIT CALENDAR. At any Circuit, until further orders, any canses belong. ing to cither of the two following clusnos may be placed on a special Circuit calendar, unless the trial ‘is likely to occupy more than one hour. 1. Where the action is on contract, and the answer merely denies the allogations in tho complaiyt, without setting up apy new matter. 2 Where the acuon is on contract, and new matter is on up in the answer, and there shall be reason to believe that tht defence is made only for the purpose of delay. To entitle the cunse to be placed on euch calendar the Jaintif’s attorney must give a notice of four days, to be [eerd before a Judge at Chambers, that he will move to have the cause placed on such calendar; and if the motion granted, the cause may be heard on apy subsoquent is tho motion be founded on the belief that the defence is for delay, affidavits must be served at time of notice. ‘The pla.ntid’s attorney must deliver to the clerk of the Circuit a lke pm one day before such Friday, contain tog also the number of the camse on the general Circuit calendar. If the cause shall actually occupy more than one hour on the trial, the trial may be suspended at the diseretion beg the court, and the cause be put down at the foot of the calendar. Before a full Bench. Nov. 21.—R. Cole vs. eg for defend- Dismis: complaint with costs. a R. Lee uaubatean Life Iusurance Company.—Or- dor affirmod, with costs, “Cuet Justice Duer, while delivering the decision of the court, was suddenly geized with a palpitation of the heart, and was obliged to withdraw from the bench, He was, however, much better at the rising of the court, Naval Pye oe The following more fuil correct list of officers of the sloop of war Vincennes, which sailed ou the 20th inst for uve coast of Africa, than has before been published : B. J. Totten, Commander ; E. L. ba Ist utenant: and Ex. Off; J. W. A. Nicholson, Wwe ‘West, d Lieutenant ; D. L. Braine, ain 9 W.E Fitzhugh, Sth age ela Surgeon; J. B. Danforth, Jr., Purser ; Nr ir. Acting Master; Le ine olicer ‘an Bi 2d Lieut. G) P. Tutne ~ Raton ik to Comman- Marston, and H. Dono swain ; J. A. Lovett, Acting Gunner ; Carpenter: iJ. King, Sailmaker ; Charles W. Bishop, Y: Kollve, Surgeon's Steward ; Joho ee Fy The United States steam frigate Suaquel Joshua R. Sands, sailed from Genoa 26th my for vor iiaders |, ‘and Gulf of Mexico, c- Key West The United States nf-war Plymouth, Commander bon ew ba which has ‘been in the Potomea several days, Washington Navy Yard 18th inst, ‘The “ive Caied States steamer Powhatan, now fitting out at the Gorport Navy Yard, to join the Kast India Squadron, is nearly ready for sea, and is expected to sail about the tet of December. She probably went into commission 19th Sonne ‘The United States survey’ Capes, arrived at Savannah Pov schooner Hassler, Capt. inst. from Portland. pene nes nnn AWK — THE PERSON WHO TOOK THE FILE OF B the London Hinetrated News from the Tank, 662 Houston dreet, on Sanday, the 221 inst., is requested to reten the fame without further notice. N. B.—A word to the wise ts muffhevent ¥ THR GENTLEMAN WHO CALLED SUNDAY AF ternoon at 12 With A message from the West for a |¥, Will call again he will hear of the indy's Wi ‘NFO! pig: 4 WANTED—THE RELATIVES OR friends of Michae} Lunn, who died on board ship Lae boat J., since which there has been no tidings of him. An mation of his whereabouts will be thankfully receiv, eon, Bernard Wheeler, 541 Washingtgn street, New ¥ G WASHINGTON KETCHAM.—WILL Fd GEN. tleman be #0 good as to call on Mr. Charles Edwards, 35 Pine street, Kew 3 York? Re. RAMURL oH, TRAVEST, Sok A, or feeeNoon Pt mesy ‘Nottingham, England, te wnimedinely, to reeee Creer, ie fim by kim ‘by hin ue, fand to wri Presence is — PERSON WITH WHOM CARPET BAGS wana exchanged, in a Sixth avenue vember Heat have her own by call'ng Nt 13 Waverley Place, ergy De suitably compensated for returning the one left ¥ mistake. Betws to ina eaceets SEMITIL, faperttendent RAILR YORK AND at RO! —SUMMER ‘Traine wave FURNIS ED ROOMS TO LET—ON. “THD AVENUE, between Forty fifth and Forty-#txth strey gentlemen, or a geutleman and wi moderate. GUNTLEMEN CAN ; board rd and rooms at 2) 21 Jay stre 5 UNIVERSITY PLAGE, NB NEARLY r OPPORITE ARR. | class several years Also, a frou room fOr & nd sesoud fours pi dear wiles arial board itetore me maemo or withou ferences wxchan, ‘eleganuy OARDING.—A GENTLEMAN AN! CAN sxchanged, The ly new, and Lal Pe sooruisetaed withe sosmt tary bens rors ae od board. Partial and fal 2ST. MARKS’ PLACK.—ONE OB TWO FURNISHED single gentlemen may obtain pleasant rooms and board, ‘with the comforts of @ hota. LEROY PLACE, ar iad ighaajoat osmeretiaeien cats gmtral, yet retired und eortiguous sure PLACK.—FURNISHED ROOMS. DINNER at six, Bleecker street stages within one door, Reference required. with a handsomely fa This houses gentgclly and desirably located, and posscasea all the modern conveniences. NEW YORK HERALD. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 23, 1857. Bore, WaNred—by ‘A YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF retired habits, i & social American or English private family. Please address’ box 4,676 Post ofice, stating terms and location. _ Sa Rn OARDING.—A PARLOR AND BEDROOM ON FIRST oor, handsomely fi with or without a private table, at ‘19 West Twenty second sircet.” The house ve fret ewtablished. mingle oe to two without: Terms ACOOMMODATED WIT delice! splend oer ane entlemen with $3 i. Apply at li saireet, DetWeen Bleecker COOORER , HOUSE, | $84 BROADWAY—FURNISHED Tooms, by the diy. or week, for gentlemen and BLEECKER STREET.—A SOUTH. Pele per week, fom Connonied Inn dret clasare> vt opened the establishment, eloganily | staurant, th eve’ jern improvement for tho reception lemon. Ite ig the prinicipal hotels and FSIRABLE HOME FOR THE WINTER CAN BE HAD in a private family, pleasantly located, in @ house, with all the modern improwehtenta; a few neatly. furnished rooms to let, to gentlemen and their wives or single gentie or wlihout board; terms reasonable. Apply St a "isicecker at en way anc ixth avenue, pass the door, and ears within One block. mem pss CLASS ROOMS.—ONE, TWO OR THREE GEN- tlemen, of high re bitty, may obtain a parlor and ihree bedi. rem connecting, with partial board, in & new brown stone residence, third house west of Broadway, just above the New York Hotel. Address box 1,131 Post office. Wirst class accommodations. — Family private, Broadway. pas? TWENTIETH STREET, A FEW DOORS Broadway.—Board can be obtained, together d and very pleasant front room. the Umes. WEST SEVENTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH and Sixth avenues. Two desirable front rooms, Sceommedation of gentiemen and thelr families of slugle genuemen, References exchanged, BEACH STREET, ST. JOFN'S PARK —TO LR, TO A gentleman or without board, a | also @ back parlor ai AMITY STRRET.—FURNISHED APARTMENTS 1N private fam! communicating bedrvot, two larg parlor bedroows, and one suit of rooms, new, all with gaa, fire grates and closets, Also, to rent, new separate bedrooms, furnished. on upper floor. FATLY FURNISHED ATTIC ROOMS TO LET— The wiicle reserved for. grown persons of respectatility with NP Witibu board, at 2% Ludiow street. References ex- references, Partial board, if desixed, changed. ] TENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVENUE.—OEN- tlemen and their wives, also single gentlemen, aecommodated with ver: furnished, on the first and second floors, in'a first class house, ‘ining ail tho modern improvements, Dinner at halt? Goor, for families, and single ones, on the fourth, for gentle- = with or without boar gentlemen can be accommodated with pleasant rooms mm CLINTON PLACE (EIGHTH Fifth und Sixth a floor) with every cony good board, FOURTH AVENUE, NEAR TWELFTH STC RET.— ‘A suit of rooms on the second floor, newly ond somely furnished, suitable for a small family or singie geutle- men, with private table if desired. and the location Ia ve URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—WITH BREAKFAST IF required, having gas, bath, &¢ . on Fifteenth street, near Union equare—secon: third floors entire. ‘Two or four gentlemen, of respectable and quiet habits, with unexcep- tionable reference, will find this a rar opparts ty. ent of seend oor, $10; third floor, $8 per Week, rence Will be given to parties who desire permanen! ‘arrengemenia, -Ad- dress Home, box 1,849 Post o ‘OTEL LODGINGS,—GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN NICE- ly furnished rooma at the Globe Hotel, paar of Prank- fort and William atreets, Price of rooms 25 cent per night; also, a few upper rooms for $4 per month. = everythin: 4 ‘wife, or wo single genttemen, with front room and bedroom. wllasbed; it basement, to eighteen W. RICHA, Y,, consisting of # small parlor and EAT AND NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, AT 54 White street, near Broadway, in a quiet, respectable faraily; references reanired, ILEASANT ROOMS TO LET—WITH OR WITHOUT board, to married or single gentlemen, at No. 4 Fourth can bo range, &¢. elegant rooms, hed or un- # sivgle gentleman, can have @ handsomely furnished House with entire new furnt | front room, on second floor, with gas, bath, &c., with arial Thirt; 5 Bas. STREET), BETWEEN enues.—Desirable rooms (on second 1, to Tet, with RIVATE BOARDING.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, or two or three single persone, can have good board, with pleasant rooms, on second tloor, in a private family residiny atic? Kast Twenty seventh sircet between Lexington an Third avenues. The house has all (be modern improvements. References exchanged. ROMS PO LT WITH BOALD, FURNISHED OR UN- furnished, to suit applicants, The rooms are very plea- pant, and willbe let reasonable ‘to respectable parties, the family small and few boarters. ‘Those who appreciate @ rm Dinner at 6. or millinery. hand: Sans ‘The house ia iret class, nd desirable. y pleasant WEST TW! TO board, two large, beautiful and well furnished rooms, one on the second floor, and one on the third, suitable for & genuleman and aa or single gentlemen, lock. bs ot STREET, THIRD roadway.—F arnished rooms, in suite or s arate, to let to had nm, wih bre: Tooms at 405 Fourth street, near the Bowery. CANAL STREET, WEST SIDE OF AND NEAR second floor. Broadway.—Handsome furnished front room, on oon foot, and be taedlit else; Aled, fine altio root ‘Also, @ tua! room, with or without board, in a a rivate family, for a geutieman and hia wife or single bo ied RTE eset m9 ose sree, Onpease men, New No, 883, very convenient to down town busi- FIGHTH STREET, OF A desirable suit of-rooms, just vacated, to let, with dourd, at the above residence, 4 Q HUDSON STREET, ENTRANCE IN BROOME atreet—A frout parlor, with bedroom; also twopther rooms to let, with board, sui wives, oF single — call ‘romodiate floor, on Broadway, to suit three gentler ‘on moderate terms. PARLOR AND BEDROOM JO LET, WITH BOARD, for the Winter, om reasonable term. ‘Apply at 26 South hird street, Wilidainaburg, within three minutes waik of four YOUNG WOMAN, OF RETIRED HARITS, WilO 18 saiistied with plafa board, will er, on moderate terms, with made by # gentleman and his wile, or several single Beauutul gold for rooms, with or without bosrd, ina privato eee S °) 448, usual price 968 gentlemen, ah gle sateen orn be a fund good board b reuces eachang! CARD.—COMFORTABLE AND VERY HANDSOMELY furnished apartments to rent for single gentlemen, with Or without partial bon: from Hroadway; house first class, gas, baths, closets, de. comfortable home would do well to call at 65 Macdougal at, three doors above Housion st LET, WITH TH STREET, ARGE ROOM, ELEGANTLY Lb yee ge all one to let, with partial board if desired, at ‘ghth street, opposite Clinton Hall. OCTH BROOKLYN.—T0 LET, TO ONE OR TWO GEN. tiemen, with partlal bord, #'nlee large fron! room, with a. Aino, ntar- | fos gn Meh aee acedonpienga small and private, For partaporah foguire at 18 Harrison sivest. 7 GENTLEMEN.—A VERY LARGE ROOM ON SE- diate poss Reference ex- fourthstre: Dini DOOR KAsT OF it, if require: [0 RENT—IN WILLIAMSBURGH. ONE OR TWOSTNOLR gentlemen cau obiain furnished rooms in a private fa- nity, with or without partial board: in a situation con venient to thitferries. “Apply at No. 6 Washington piace, South Sixth street, TANTED—BY TWO LADIES, MOTHER AND DAUGH- ter, a parlor and bedroum oF one large front room, with, josets and full board, in a tirst class house with the mo- ‘OSITE CLINTON MALL.— treet jiable for gentlemen and their IMMEDIATE SALE, ay & bers rent fe box 798 until Ist of May, RICHARDS, BOARDING HOUSE TO LET—NEAR BROADWAY, below Canal sir Ta must be purchased: pr obs, bor SMALL, containing six rooms, 68 Sullivan street, N.Y. PART OF A NICE HOUSE TO LET—IN WEST ‘twenty-third street, near Sixth avenue; Soutaing Sve, roomy Rent NANA. STRERT-STORB To LRT 1 FROM NOW TILL the Ist of May, on one of the best blocks in the atrret, well suited for seillug off a stock of dr: per of Laurens sireet. URNISHED ROUSE.—TO LET, FROM FIRST DKCEM- handsome furnished house, with pisuo, at 27 Wood- ball caret, Brooklyn. Reni $60 month payable in advance. Apply at the house or to Mr. HAYES, Herald ollice. URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—AT REDUCED PRICES, toa small family of grown persons, tired of boarding; ile would offer a favoruble opportunity to Willing to room togel wt 395 Broadway. sms, Rooms, £80 TOLER? mirrors, carpe sale low. Apply ath Hight avenue, 950 BORH to MAv_Cuearese’ RENT ver—A BRAD tuful house to Jet on Thirty fourth street; rieh chan Jaundry, baths, water closets, &c., in sapere order. urtains, cornices, ollglothas, for 8 Wost Thirty sisth street, ROOMS, 10 Let wiry alle West of the Metropolitan Ho! batha range, &e.; yearly rent $600; furnitare nearly new; em fom 80 rast be p 1 GENTEELY TURNIABED THRES STORY ‘HOUSE to let—Near everything for housekeeping, with gas, chandeliers, baths, for $350 until Ist of May; front nd Fourth etveste, near Sixth avenu woter cloest ris dc. , possenal tones. Apply to B, W. t x yelse wo i with board, \ Tata house, No.6 ee. Rien. ARDS, SOT 1 dev hes salon at on pply to te Tree matane. ROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR TWO | ——————~ ay 6 OND, STRREY, EAR, BRCAUY. at | Bote aavuren, “tare ecrmercaaten | A Bical connare niu 20, rat ire and gas, by applyin; » for $600 until Ist of ?_furnighed rooms fo let with, in band "Winner ato Peae street, comme of Henry ar Latteoan Routh cad walimrest | nice erder; ISrooms, with gas, chandelicra baths, water elo SPRING STREET, NEAR THE POWERY.—A FEW | ferries. renees required. Fangs, 0 diately. Apply to B. W. niga sta Beeatwes, mame tely, Apply to “TT Private FAMILY WANT TO RENT FOR THE winter a first class house, completely and nicely fur- ished, situated between Kighth and Twenty second, streoia and Fourth and Sixihavenues. The adve ont oc house suitablein ev: HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET, WEST of and near Broadwa immediately; rent $75 per month; the owner going to leave the city, For particulars apply to B. W, RICHARDS, 307 ois willing to yrespect, Ad- below Canal street; possession fan SUIT OF THREE ROOMS, ON SECOND FLOOR, for a party of gentlemen, or neparate, Aouble and single rooms, all neatly furnished; prices to suit Inquire at 70 Franklin street. if required; also, FORNISHED FIRST CLASS HOUSE TO LET—IN Waverley place, a sbor for housekeeping in nice order; rent very low with immediate possession. rt distance from roadway; Apply to B. W. Broadway furniture yearly rent $50 m fifteen for everything $500. ing boarders Will remain. Apply to Be Broadway. NEATLY FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT— HANDSOMELY FURNISHED BAC first floor, to let to one or two persons—with gas, &c, tree or four front rooms, to suit. Rent $50 per month, Tnquire at “the lower part wiih gas, hot and cold shower baths, per month, 1B. W. RICHARDS, 307 Troadway._ ROOM ON THE treet, convenient to stages and railroad, Inguire wt 162 Prince st. REMSEN STREET, BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, - Sia LE RRR ROS SNCS eRe NA fa Bag and spacious porte EN second ‘t 7 ay ARTIES WISHING TWO OR THREE DESIRABLE GOOD CHANCE FOR A BOARDING HOUSE NEAR miliea, and rooms for single genlicmen at the above first rooms in a private family, with a good table, where Eng- Broadway.—To let immediately, furnished, the large Settee, 508 Dinner at 60’elock. Keferences exchanged lish, French and Spanish are spoken, will please address box | house 182 Prince street, 13 -voms, in nice order, with gas fix- peg punaypaelepsasnesishangidspepsesnpes nus sarlpelgslliOASaaSagELSNRS NEN EGER 3,929 Post ottice. Hee, Dae ing Le pay, ed Fa aard on be seen EAST SEVENTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN UNION i (rm age eR Rm Ramee 79.169 IS trom foe! Iso & furnished house, rooms; & square and Irving place. —Spactous rooms, on second RIVATE BOARD-—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR | portion of the reat taben Ip DORE. = adway. doard, for 4 gentleman, in'a first class house, it y" PARTMENTS TO LE’ HOUSE irect, near Broadway; fatnily small anc private; none need *) ‘Monroe street, vis front T BROAD’ —TWO OR 1 GLE | apply unless willing to pay a pric’ for superior accom- | parlor and two. large fron c ntels, Betier one eee FT REE SINGLE | todsilons. Address , e, Dox 2,78'Post office. With privilege of bath room; or would lel M preferred, eltber Ront low. Apply y goods {RICHARD GRMEN, Sro Canal cor: on may 'URNISHED RC« second story frou! end third story back, to two gentlemen ther, Good references required. ear Re thaven house ;imme: est Twenty be had. \pply at 123 vO LET—WITHOUT BOARN, Tuquire th, all the modern improvements except, hot air; with eh Hera, gas sxtures, ‘oileloth on hall and stairs. $40 per month. orner of Vesey. Foes To, Ler. <THE FIRST CL ths Same anal aa owen for {URNIGHED HOUSE TO LET IN TWENTIETH STRERT, enue, toa small ; twelve rooms, will allt Apply at 68 East Twenty-s Rent for the Inquire of JAMES HOGAN, 139 West entleren. fnid rooms are newly furnished, | dern conveniences: jocation between Fourth and Thirt located brown stane front house No. 3 modern luprovements. Those nf | secondacrects, the best of references given and required. Brooklyn, w I be Jet from now until the first of May next Ae a the society of a rocial ‘circle will | Please address immediately H.8., Herald office, stating reii#ble tenant for $250, if applied for tmmediately. Taqui ‘erms reasonable. including fuel and gas. of Mr. Ou. x" HORA, 139 Fulton st ow Ye REENWICH STRERT, CORNER OF ROMTNSON. | = ie SS — NE ESE aA Oho gentlemen one be scnventnodsved: wits poard; WATCHES, JEWELRY, 40. 00M TO 0 LET_WITHOUT BOARD, DOWN TO Xoung ladies. A few gentiemencan be accommo: | ~~ AAAAAAS ie ‘a single gentle and An enls. LARGE INVOICE Terms reasonah GREENWICH | STREET.—BOARDIN' FEW pet Cale l < 7GRE c oT.—BOARDING.—A_ FE Beautiful, new and ater Soy " M ; “ ; ig A OLRT—THE MAGNIFICENT STORE AND CELLAR ientleuen eam be accommodated with board, at &4 or FASHIONABLE JEWBLRY TOR aa lanaivcs, Weell Claaked hie ten and utente Inst five years; a good en—gas, lire, &e.— : Gt mevett9} — AND JEWELRY, ARGAINS FOR ASH. The robeertin i now sellin his stook of ATCHES AND JEWELRY aa grant retucton tn 1h prigea, being folly 9) por eont below ‘a quiet bome for tha ‘wet retat) p! Get enehah patent i levers, fall Jeweled, for gentler $60, usual price $88 Gold English paiaat levers, fail iewetied, for gentlemen... ‘$50, usual price 878 Beantiful gold deinebed Yevers, ‘inv ny, — usual price 878 Brooklyn. J ¥ FAVORABLE ARRANG MENT CAN BB i lying at 104 Lexington avenue, Location un- R OW. words BRALNERT small cep nue cars pass the door every five minutes. Tn premiacs. — stand for a dry goots house; the store and cellar are #) feet 2 BRoapway. reba y go rant, ee eae Foren LOW, von CASE. deep, for wnich lease will be given. Apply to E. & A. genleman, Meals served in rooms if desired. q’einzite gur eustomery MARTIN, 78 Ontharine strect, fo make selections 7 0) LET—COTTAGE AND TWO LOTS, CORN: or BROADWAY, CORNER OP NINTH STREET, Sacha RATE &.00y Myrile avenue aun Hatniion sires Hrookiyn;yines and rooms, aud one aparunent comp three rooms, third 261 roadway, coruer of Warren sireet Son _ fruit and fowers In season, "The place is very In- Wail st, forry, Brookhyn. OF MOUSE 87 VARICK ble family withou PART , Bere 10 ) LRT WO COTTAGES, AT YONKERS; RENT FROM April ist, one at $300, and the other at bi nominal rent for this winter would secur Apply detween 10 and 12." Clock, Ww 8. B. HUTCI fae 8 eet, commented with pleasant rooms y applying at 14 Waverley place. Hete- w* “HES, WATCHES Me eof JURGENSEN, court! a tate stg . AN, — en CRAGG AND BEESLEY, And other of the Best London, Liv: No. 6 Firs rd, at 118 West Ninth street, afew NELRGANTSUIT OF ROOMS WILL BE LET TO A joman and Wife, with boar Private bath to sack watt, square and Broadway. OARD.—A WIDOW LADY WILL RENT TWO PLEA- fant rooms, fart |, with board, on moferate terme, Bu But few tal o ™ room. App! fy mt 80 Weat Thirty. third sireet. OARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND SS OR A COUPL ior the lady; loeation very = Broadway. OARD.—TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN OR A GENTLE- man and wife can find a pleaaant » ‘Vine at 19) East Broadway. ell Curniebed, with Board eared mang oF expect the the OARD. —PURNISHED ROOMS, OMS, ON THE La gg © AND table if desired. 1 Re ors exchanged. 0 OARD—A FAMILY HAVING MORE ROOM TILAN equired woutd dispose of excellent necommodations '0 aemail genteel family Tocation desirable, Apply at 17 No, 3 Ninth street, between Fifth and respectability can obtain ® h hoard, in OARD—TWO SPLENDID FRONT ROOMS, WELT furnished, and another comfortable room, suitable for genteel persona, mished, Loe cation 648 Broadway. OARD.— —T0 LET, WITH FU between bth oe en NS OARD —FURNTSHTED ROOMS, WITH PANTRIES bath and gas, ‘wenty sith at ARD.—CLINTON PLAOE.—A FAMILY AND ONE OR two single gentlemen will find very desirable iments to let, w jue. References excl oarh, FTCA GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE OR two single Of lieth street. OARD IN BR can be accom iret, In a privatefamily. References requl OARD IN BROOKLYN DESIRABLE ROOMS INA firet clean honee, prone < dinn Wenry street, RD WANTED-—IN A SMALL, PRIGATE FAMILY, y (wo Indies and m gentleman. Two sleepin aml parlor, with fire and Twenty feet and Thirty fourt ington avenue... Partial bonrd for the gentleman. from Soo mp mpoth, Address, giving fall partfoulars, 8. HL Pr, Her avenue. AT LESS: ze WHOLESALE PRICES. 261 Broadway, corner of Warren street. Iso for two single gentle- House new ant newly fur- WATCHES, or unfurn! ‘YOE BEST MAKERS KNOWN. LET—IN A PRIVATE on third tloor, either furnished or unfurnished. Apply at venue. LET, DOWN TOWN—THE DWEL exceptional ainda a ‘usual price 800 zr D Rooms | _ ich nual price LET—T0 A SMALL PAMILY, A FINE FRONTPAR- TERY PLEACANT SUITE OF FURNISHED ROOMS | pfagufut gi ine’ waicbon 4 a OF | Toit tect Suchen aud, teqaivel. » bodrecen Appiyos A toilet with board, if required ‘wal room, jowelleds- Z ERE 1H rr the premises, 816 Grand street, near Norfaik. ee Sa ae ere 0 LET—THE CONVENIENT TWO STORY BRIIK seenth streel, first houre west of Sixth ayenue, Eo. dwelling house, No, 5% Broome street ; both gas and GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIPE AND A FEW SIN. re Croton Water | 106 Gall & ally aut. ee y to FAMILY, TWO ROOMS LET~A THREE STORY HOUSE, SITUATED IN Third street, near Second avenue, wit improvements and in perfect order. h all the modern Inquire at 54Second ING PART OF po the three story brick house No. 18 Cedar sireet, corner of isbed. ee in Tenth street, near Fifty avenue, Ad. OU ARE Trinity piace; in jorder, Po yon wtintely, Aj p Deen ape Seat YUM rarted wibe sore ene marraco,, | Mimibenate, wivven Onna eect nn AP wee Lag std gg arg i jway, cor. Warren street, LPT.—A SMALL FAMILY, WITHOUT CHILDREN, dy ang Sng ~} 1 Oa reuanis eA menaee im | to Took at the we Jet four rooms, partially furnished or unfurnished, jon house, suede for 1 aan J gh a5 A, ASOORTRRNT DP SEWELRY in’ frst class house; bot and cold water and gas, with privt Inquire at 47 Amity street, near Washingion lege of bath. 64 Jane street, three doors frou Hudson. HE MAGNIFICENT STORE 261 BIGHTH AVENUE TO on lease, well fitied up; fiaiares for = cheap es ‘gat ao P codives <a and counters complete. moderate rate to an enterprising tenant. Will be let URNISHED ae, WANTRD— FOR A SMALL PRI will ha furnished. Address best of care taken, small bi _on¢ cheap, 0 furniture a of single lem ean ony AS very Lapey and Cheri anna SARs } ay ey TO INFORM vale —_ f¢ front room, on the eeeond oor. by spplyin, Irving fries public if large and spacious mized house, wi lice, between Pifteenth and Sigteraih atrec' rote. No. 767 Broadway, fhiy ‘re-ftted and | might be p rohened. Son ‘ntly furnished for the rene paige ‘or families and s'ngie OARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND LADY CAN BRAC. | gentlemen, All the conveniences of # first class hotel eam with a neatly furnished front room with board | foun here, combined with the comfarts of a private house. ve the Metropolitan Cuisine ala Francaise—Dinner at Private table if re- ‘Plenge'addrens Whe Mey Broadway Post | quired. aaa. HOTEL, wl wap day 8) STERBING, Proprietor, ‘WINES AND LIQUORS. VISOPP's F. 1. PA’ © ALE ON DRAUGHT. 3 bape ne we om « jurton ale on dra. st. Younger's Keoich ale on draught. @ year's old.) Harmon's stock ale on draugl Even’s new ale on draught. London and Maneboster daily papers on file, Also the Tins trated News and Times, the Era, oy Bell's Life, L. tilus. 8, Kirnangham Journal on file, at the “Omice,”’ 560 Houston street. BENJAMIN HONEY, ¥ a forthe einlet, UY small, house a ae ae floors, to let, with or without board. Private Location 865 Broadway, near Union park. . House ellent table; accesaible Went Twenty firet street modern improvements; y cars and ith oven sind bake shop. Heal drees Bakery, Uerald vllice ‘kD RENT-THE SECOND FLOOR OF A Nis iu a renpeciable, locality, r ‘a family of three persona, water, gas, Ac. References given and required. Rent moderate. NTED—A HOUSE, FOR A SMALL FAMIL mi Pan neighborhood, ‘and have all the mod Rent "yot,to exceed t office, N. BAKERS OR RSTATE AGENTS.—WANTED, A bakery, in # reepectable part of the city, or new premises exs only a . Ad conveniences for ‘Address stating particulars, MUST ry peranuam. Address Wem ro HIRE, A WHEELER & WILSON'S Sew Ing machine on security. Please address Mrs. Nutting, Post office, station B, Sth av. WANTEn As OFFICE, OR PART OF A LOWT WITH tae of hatch, on of near Broadway Chambers streets. Address box 3,380 between Jobn and oat oiflce GENTLI EMAN ANT fA HIS WIFE OR TWO ‘roprietor. AST INDIA Pals ALR JONEY. WW ARRANTROL Aingl® gentlemen can be gecommodated with a ploasant equal © foreign room in. modern house, with the dsth avene h at welsy as rae op Aaa * waa NON a tne arte Brewert Mo. 188 Raat Sixth street apne rennet gn very reasonable | FS 47, FOR CASH DISCHARGING ON MONDAY AND hecsnlechersoeshaent ) gl, FoR sania coal, suitable. for lacge ball sor — yes, furnaces, &c., delivered at $4 50 pes tom; ry 3 , 18425. Apply at 479 Broome, 211 Greene Howery- and 463 Houston street. Sk00n Wate” ee OAL —THE SUBSCRIBER 18 RECEIVING TILE PURE C Peach Trehard. ‘of a prime quailty, which he will furnish At the lowest market price from ihe Boat, or reserrened fire worked let, with boa: Dinner at 6 o'clock. ean ath, ae furnished frot rhe obiained’ by applying at St West | Yard also, Lehigh, frou the mines wih road ‘adulterated with other coals, togethe ‘annel and bav- tear Broad. epolerd" - Cons ORO SRY REEVE, Corner of Canal and Conti nd corner of Jane and West Ih board, at §) Caton place, wear Fifth DENTISTRY. kes EE De eae ne ae ribet be laa pln a BAGEETON “ERTRACTS = war, & leme accom uth 1 by an external apt Heation, the mie teresa, by applying ot Ne. BT Won mise rat ber unpleaanan or In) Teeth in Reterenee required SS Sesser ‘near Mercer, (old No. 74.) . evening, Novem berafare respectfully invited to er ot tieventh i velock, for who benedt of the Contingent Fund Suject: * “Tho burob, whe Drama and the Opera in New conte. To be had at the Astor House, Wiley & His Broadway, Sayings Bank, 416 Rrowtway, Francis & Co., 664 Broadway, Crowen’s, 699 Broadway, an: furnished, wit on vent location, in the vicinity of tea ‘avenae. Addreen, ith real name and address, A, MANKSGIVING DAY. <A FINE As80! TMENT OF wen ? 4 0 en, Seo 01 V.T., Metroplitan Post office, Bible House aati Soni al oe Fie rine OARD—A PEW GENTLEMEN AND THEIR Wives, | and Dubiin porer and a ano few single gentlemen, can have pleasant rooms, | for sale at U os a “ations Mtbe Liteary. with board, at 10 Waverley place. street, ne Ieaac C. Porsann, Beoretary. TTENTION, REGULARS. YOU larly requested to this Monday evening, sa halt past ia i ae wt exaer, retary. GPNIOR VETERAN CORPS, 1812 WILL ASSEMBLE AT the Mercer Hanse, corner Wednesday, at 10 o'clock, A. M., im full wniform, to He the seventy fonrth Suey of the evacuation chy of New York by 1 day that +! uid j ———~4 and will m4 — Sina Ki pu ~ 4 ran be present, rain or shine, fer, vyetke M. Biren, Adit ty MA Colonel. THE LECTURE SEASON, HISTORICAL | BOCIRTY —JOHN |W lecture atthe Library, Second ireet, on Tuesday evening. Nov. RMORY OF THE NRW YORK CITY GUARD, NO yernber 21, 1857.—An adjourned meetin Guard will take pines af the armory of the corr ber 21, at S o'clock P.M. of the City yeon Monday The passed mem: attend. ALEX. HENRIQUES, President. ARE PARTICU. meet at your rooms in Canal street Gi Become and Mercer sireeia, ‘lw years’ never er, bo fork forgouten fone he or coupe wa KLYN.—A SINGLE GENTLEMAN inted with partial board at 176 Adams roadway, ( iret T ROTTING. CENTREVILLE | COURSE, i. 1 —TURe oye > © PM for sot nile 9 wagons vm Fat Woodrult narate b, m 1, Parana athe abov Troe comes off without weat JORL CONKLIN, Proprietor, TUN COURSE, TROTTING. —ON THURSDAY, yey, Deh ioceey a puree ‘ es ay soe to harness, lott names gr. m. Lady Se if Nites erm, Lady ow Roan me ble fora gentleman aud wife or at half past six o'clock. Apply at between Congress and Amity streets. «Than piled by Wr: and required. Lae ween ty! andon or pear Lex rand names Groeery W & WHIPH, Propritors, oflicé. Felon re rogne, ate Rovember principal hotels, | i OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A LARGE ROOM, HAND om ahead. suitable fora far . | | DpENTIETRY.—TRETH EXTRACTED IN TEN SROONDS, | omen go, ous fenall foots. Howse praises’ eourontcat 00 ine De tthe slighton pain. by my yaw and original prowest | J ALL BADGES, ROSETTES, aotoe PLAGS, BUNT. erries, heated by a furnace. wo mult the umes, Ap Sot tree Lesaiman Ge ans is practised by me Bin oferty peste aad patent peens, care, soaseies, only. Reference ernoni j= Fr ” RG, DURKIN, £89 Canal street, nour Varo, eprokder none S a Onde devel ond, emblems. M, J. com nerly of Grand street,) from 8 MRS LORY A GRAND DREeS Batt, WILT, COME OFF at her academy for Bleecker \arec on ‘Aeplendid quadril Stein RFIRST GRAND FANCY DRESS AND Woe dy Dall will come off at the Chinese Rooma, on Monday evenin; the door and ail ‘he tending the ball will head np Broad and reverse ty nA yas pew Mele eparare 2 0OOK, Secretary. AM.UUT fund caliathenten, Groen wich girl evenin io By Sand wilt be be sap 539 Broad w: Tickets $2, to be ht xi B—Carriages ‘thelr arrival, __ POLITICAL, ST AL DERMANTO D DISTKIOT, The people's choier, And the democratic republican candidate for Alderman, IAM WILBON. D a somectaL DISTRICT. ond, Third and Fifth wards. epublican regular nomiaation. Por Police Justice, ROMERT ¢, McINTIRE, . MOLONEY, Chairman, j Makvies Democr: Jos Y¥. Savaon, CoaRtEs A. BROWN, 1% ALDERMA e's Republi ian of Firat disirici, 1* ALDERMANIO_ DINVRICT. Alderman, CHARLES McCAY. D ALDERMANIC DISTRICT. THE UNVERSIONSD regularly elected delegates ta the Second A ldermanks District Convention, pursuant tothe call of die Cuneral Com mittee of Tammany ab, hereby certify tha HN CLANCY received a majority of the votew east in. the ‘nominasing Con vention, aud i therefore the regular candidate. Thomas Ryan, 6th ward, Jotm Lenahat, Oth ward, — Jamow Conlan: 6th ward: John Stacom, ih ward, David Riordan, uh ward, Dennis Burns, 6th ward, DISTRICT.—INDEP ENDENT ‘ERO and American nomination HENRY wate Daniel Haley, 4th ward ‘TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.—AT AN ADJOURNED mevting of the delegates representing the several wards comprising the Fourth Senatorial District, held at the Goat's Head Tavern, No, 1 Jacob street, on Saturday evening, Nov, 21, for the purpose of nominating Councilmen to represent this district in the Counc) Board of the eity of New York, on proceeding to ballot, the following gentlemen having’ re- ceived the highest number of votes, were declared elected: — <Fourth ‘Seventh ‘ Third George P. Bickford Kawara ¢. Green. TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.—AT AN ADJOURNED | meeting of the Police Justice Convention, held at Con- vention ee |, Wooster street, on Thursday evening, Nov. Or tM. ‘MARSH, ‘of the Tenth ward, Was nominated aa pe td for Prine Juntons oot, upon the motion of Mr. Ashae! by Me it. Jones, his nomination Taito W. ALLACE, Chairman, TH COU not, DISTRICT. emocratic Independent Candidate FOR COUNCILMAN, THEODORE UDELL, TH WARD.—-THE ¥ NDBRSIGNED WOULD RE spectfully state to his friends and constituents that he is noteandidate for any elective position this term, and ten- ders his thanks for the favors he has received heretofore, HENRY HUGHES, Eleventh district, TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.—12TH, 19TH, AND 2D a Regular Democratic Repub! wonmmade euantooee, Joun B. Rye, Secretar, » Nomination. TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT—TWELFTH, NINETEENTH and Twenty second wards. aylar adjourned meeting of the delegates to the lal district, Atthe reg’ Ci¥iL Justices Convention for the won at the house of J and Third avenne, on the was unanimously nominated a: Seventh Jad! date for Coil Justice of the Seventh J I district, The Uvrew last ballots stood as foil Gth ballot, Tthballot. James Sandford es 8 Jeremiah To 1 o Thomas Pearson 2 2 Henry Richardson. 4 1 John A. Sterumier.... Subsequently ihe nomination of James Sandford was my unanimous, } GEORGE WEIR, Chairman. 12 Soe Epwanp Timpson, oe JOT, ALDERMaNIC DisrRtor. DEMOCRATIC RE- ‘or Alderman Tenth Witsam HARRIS, publican regular nomination. Aldermanic district, Hernard Kell NB. RYER, Loch ward, Parnce iDuapr, th ward, Secretary. 1 TH ALDERMANIC DISTRICT.—DEMOCRATIC RE- publican nomination and people's choice— For Alderman, JOSEPH G. BROWNING. ‘n Nominating Con, AND ENTHUSLASTIC Hall on the evening of the 2 TH WAR ONNOLLY was nominated for Alderman meetin rms by ions wore offered and as the ehumpton of minee of the ned im Keven d, endorsing Hou. F 1 rights, and the acceptable cracy for Mayor.” Sr. MeMahon fande the low and vulgar course p: by soma. of the dafeate t political aspirants * i eity against her chief magistrate, aud hoped the p fore they heered such abuse, would consider the obscure souree from whieh came. Hon. R.- rd was called t cries of the rel: titnde, and in strong at man of inte noxious laws them to thelr yarkx by Messe, Con and renewed resoln they former, liberties nolly, Gibson, T. L. Munday and other tions of the people to sland by their aumiinations, te meeting rhe After spirited re aay TION. —THE CHARTER CON th Aldermanic district heit an wa day evening, the 2tst int flerron Assembly rooms, . The Conventi aC salth ro Joba Kennard 64; eS; bkank I motion of Mr. John Kennard, the nomination of nade unaNimons. ‘The Convention f Henry J- Irving, 10% Justice ad Ninth wards. to’ snp ention, held in Wall : therefore, be it cnuion of Americans of the Seventh unite with f Ait nominee of the without distinetion of Resolved, That this Aldermanic distriet wi support of the y ‘ tion adjourned sit, A. 1. GRANBERRY, Chairman, A. 3. CAMPREIL,? Goopet Joux Kexnanp, 5° °Ore EMOCRATH.—CAN YOO AFFORD TO RE-RLROT Fernando Wood for Nayor’ Does be act towarda our prs (to which Be claims te be jong) aa a democrat or an Sucocrat? Te he an honest man? EW YORK, NOY, 2), 1857.—-HON. DANY FTIR. man ira ineeting of the“ Young Men's N. General i Iaat evening ob the New York Universi Mayoralty of ting city, io opposition (0 Ferpando Wood, was unanimously endorsed, nud a committee of five was appointed to wait ea you and inform you of their action SITUS J. BROWNE, President. Lnanpan W. Avetin, Secreusry ‘The following gentlemen were ee ‘aid committee: — WINE, Pu Wait 2 SDRON, LEANDER W. AUSTIN, qoun H CORNER. OM _ snk ai |ATTHEW HNBON. mur DENOORASE UNITED AND INVINCIBLE In oer? Champion of Municipal Righte ™ jan) And the W Frend, FERNAN! a QRAND COUNTY MASS MEETING. The democratic republican electors of the chy end county of New York friendly to regular nominations and the usages of the party. and all persons opposed Lo fhe infamous to aneembie at PawMARY Wa, Mowpar Krenn Novewnsen 2, For the purpose of ralttying he following nominations — HORN. PEwANDO Pasa TOR GOVERROR OF ANTHONY Decne” MM. Tweed, ea aM \" PURDY, EL. i tS . ined, ‘ON! yous, a ae 1644 Te VolcR oF THe PROPLE RE Ht Lg » The vio with other distinguished democrats, ba fren invited to he preent and aeerens the meeting:>— inson, Hon. Lyman’ Tremain, Hong Joba Van Buren, coat. Siel Bt richie, len. Dani ve Hon Joba Coch ward committees, clubs and zntions in this city are reapectfully invited to unite with the Democratic General Committee on thia occasion. And to march down to Tammany Hall in processions. dred yuine ant diapiay of colored ghia Will preoeds the vim fight rockelta Will announce ite organiza. tion, The various giants will be illuminated by calcium ighis, Wallace's, Shelton’s and other bande will be iy order of the Commbten of Arrangrenta e Ward | Michne emul Avid Ward 2: Art ing. = John P. Norn. Ward 3 PG Mey,’ James i. Hackett Ward 4... Jobn J. Bartholomew Healy. Ward 5 Joun Crelanton, — Willan I. Dakar. Ward Henty Hughes, Frairick Ward 7. Wilton Small Ward &- Tantei E Deivean, Charles It King. Ward 9... lens yigiey, Philip W. Engs. Ward 10... Ramuel febster, John Harrison, Ward 11. . B. Rolling, David Hoge. Ward 12° amen Crowe Charies ard 13. ho C. Frasier, {homas H. Perris. ard 14. homas Duniap, Michael Tuomey. Ward er Duffy. Jf Gumbleton, Ward 160. k Cult, ‘auderhe Ward ¥ . Chankor, Ward ines, Jr, 1. Hib! Ward } neon Herrick, Dennia M Ward 2% ‘diam Joiee, 2 Rye War a ny, p Puurchie, oe, Wark * JLIAM J. oh Ne we committee of ome with the prt will meet at the on ry, at ie P.M. Yorkin aver of on honcet and coouamicnt mamactetauion fork tn stration ne ba od clowning DA: Sie vie ry Renee ferme “ye ademy of Music MA pumiber of eminent 9 rakere sere wil wnt aliress meeting. By order Paopies Rhee eee rr Hawn A’ ¥ 4 Am, owt 7 Kaos Dp AGATATE, HE FRIENDS OF THE FOT! NIFL fA ae panto tia Pek ng atthe Laure Ki . ee streets, entrance M6 1 and 900 Housipn, a REWARDS, “REWARD —LO8T, ON SUNDAY MORNING, & 2) eraa PB og ‘old piece, ~ Sropped about tb F nue. The fin Trecelve the above reward on returning n, S72 Sixth aver . ARD.-LOS?, A BLACK AND TAN KING 4 spaniel, about 18 months old, a ie white on werd (o the nite of Bido. hove reward ww his retura to 227 West Thirty fourth at 10 REWARD.—LOST, ON SATURDAY, 218f NOVEM- 1, while going from North thence over the ferr) ork. be ened 1 olock, either in Cherry t., 4 stree!, Division street, or Catha~ Whoever fads and will retare them 1a) Cherry street, in the office, will re~ (ihe owner and the above reward. KEW ARD.—LOST, ON MONDAY RVENING, OCT. a 4, wo pair o. pearl opera glasses. Any 01 Duting the'same to the Herald offlee, will recetve reward and no questions asked. a $15 4 REW ABD. Logg, IN NEW YORK, ON SUNDAY cenve the thanks JOUND.—THE GENTLEMAN WHO OFFERED A RE ward for a liver and white pointer dog on the 4th of Oc~ ober last, can hear of him at the house No. 213 south Bight street, Jersey City, IN THE VICINTY OF HOUSTON AND 4, on Sunday, 224 of November, a dari ing Charles slut, answering tothe name of Beauty. Who- wiil return her to 681 Broadway, shall be paid $10 for their troable. OS8T—ON WEDNESDAY, 18TH INST, A DIAMOND shirt stud. ‘The finder will be liberally rewarded by re- furning it to 107 West street, A FIREMAN'S GOLD D. >, Tompxine No. 6, with the initials v fall Wo Mr. The Ine of it will be given to the finder, om its return it to G. W. Cartwright, ais Bighth avenue, O8T—ON SATURDAY, THE 28? INST, ON THR corner of Forty -vixhth street aud Third avenue, « wedding: ring, With (he inith IMC OR. The finder will re ceive the value of the rng by returning itto Mr. C. Sheen, 18% Forty eighth street, between Third and Fourth aven OST—-ON SATURDAY, SUPPOSED — IN 4 neighborhood of Arnold, Constable & Coe ators Prine! gold card cage, mark a on aide; card John "P. Martin inside! A suitable reward will be paid by leaving it at Nassau Insurance Company, 12 Merchanta? Exchange, Wall sireet, New York. STRAYED OR STOLEN, FROM THE HOUSE Went first street, a ewvfoundla dog, with white ring around his necks bush tipped with wersto the nume of Watch’ A liberal reward wild n foris recovery, oF by sending uollce where he may WICH WARD SCHOOL, rl, aged H years; Wore & ‘ay mantilla, woollen cap; haw tteeth broke. ‘Anyone giving any information regarding her whereabouts, will confer a fayor on her dis tracted parents at 32 Sixth avenue. S Eliz: red an RACH, MPAKE NOTICE TWO DRAPTS FOR $900 ‘37, 1857, at three and four monthe endorsed, B. Hoyt, Traders’ Bank, New tren mailed to the we Hh inst, not h vir destination, the said drafts, asthe 100 ra 10. 000 —WANTED, LOANS © >: o, Mtone houses We i percent on the value, ac]. per cent, for of $8,000 to $19.00). Aloo, $4,600 om x8 which would give lidry goods clerk many Kroadway Post ofiice, NEW BROWN avenue, 40 to 5D © years, in gumet in Ei can hear of an opportunity “lo four per centa month, Loifice, for two days. 50, and Ob by addressing H. Taye SAVINGS INSTITUTION, NO. 9% WARREN ‘treet, one door from Greeawich.—Laterest at the rate of er ont on sums from $1 to $0. Open daily from 10 2PM, and on Mondays, Thursdays and Satur six ©) 10 A. from 4t07 #. M. oe WALTER W. CONCKLIN, President ox KT 4 chute mecting will be beld ». 18 Wall street, presented, art from ite emberrasa- FORD, NT J. in the city am compan: wM any ~ COLLECTIONS. TERN banker, Deirvit, Michi£an, will co throughout the State, ‘and remit Pempilgatt cntrent rates. INC! wars Morrison, « Strachan & Scout, New York; New vork. Dersore, October 28, 1867. \ N ‘A SAFH AND tablished, ctive busluess young man, w cellent opportunity ome An etal party W. RICHARDS, 37 Browdwa: $25,000 000. ee bore capt, baring ru be han first rate a to B. Apply he o lnvest co times, and de strous of being ted with men of ibe greaiest business capaetty and inte verity of character. will please call for infor. mation res e same any day aller 12 o'clock at Broudway, root ‘6. - 1 MALSTERS AN $ -$10,009 WORTH OF NEW AND CAST OFF CLOTIIN + wanied for city and Western markela. Gentlem Raving any to dispone of will receive the highont price by call ing at the store, or addressing J, K, MURRAY TO $8,000 WORTH OF GENTLEMEN'S LEFT | orr wearing pparel wanted, for which the highest, price without haggling or seeking to tm, Pe ore oe addresa Thon | D. Coaroy, 6 fave 401 Pear! streets aie br | oo. TN SROOUD HAND CLovEING. persons rope lo fash cam iain er at a ‘e sahaicreeees Tales MO ART OFF CLOTHING.—LADIES OR GENTLEMEN aetnee, to dinpose of, ma; y recalve a fi ennding to or cddressing uw con ™, 62 West Brondway, and 1a Laurton street, Ladies waited on by Mrs. C. EVENTH REGIMENT W. ¥. Sw — MPANY & SEVEN, pence R. nard.—New York, November 21, 1867 —The 4 Ventre stevet, are directed to ase at the sreory, oa sa Meany Bet at lig A.M. in uniform, with epereonk und the wonel badge of morning. for tee purpose of ‘ing the Int ine eet to our late fellow mem- det Mr Wm. Me Atkinson. iy order of J. MONROE, caps Main, Ti. WINANS, Order 'y. AMEE Lyd GLOVE C Ret remgren pense from, eto’ 383 Broadway, room 10. Bold OF THE F a aay in pals, tube, Ort est dairy farms in the count jow the market price, by KR. B. LE ETTER WRITING —LADIFS DRSIROT ‘8 OF HAVING their correapondence attended te, ine atrtetly confiden- tial manner, can have levters written, with elegance, secura- ey and despateh, by « lady. Apply at 712 Broadway. In- siruetion given in writing and the usual branebes of Bnglsb education. nt RS, POUSIN, HATRDRESSR) Weat Ninewenth street, reeo by her moderate prices OreS TRANSIT COMPANY, 422 Chatham aquare.— Parcels, eet, forwarded to all p delivered, free of any & argh exeapt tinport form prepaid sum of one dollar a EDWARDS, A "Lockwood HOTOGRAPHS IN OIL COLORS.—THIS BEAUTIFUL art aught ia six lesson for $10. Address Mrs. EM. M., Herald office. 'O THE LADTRS.—MRS, JENKINS, DRESSMAKER, NO. 500 Broadway, lakes this method of informing the ladies of New York that in consequence of the times she will make #iK dresses for $2 W; also robew a quille md flounced / « great reduction. Ladies patronizing thia establishment may rely on & perfect fit and latest styles. — eee (T° FUR PROPRINTORS OF CHEMICAL, FACTORIES — The gudsorber having a» tp ch know: ROM PARI ie ds herself whas five po ree duty, f the Tae 60. making, plumbing, bes or, wishes employ - ment at! Pont Clonah, Bac, ce yearn A ‘Apvly te Dents € ary Kast River street, ew oe erin MACHINE. 1) Sewing Marine. W* Pint o yd Machine. wares 3 he in Ma Machine. City and couniry righin 7k Gy, WORSTER FR 8 co CARPRTING, | UPHOLSTERY, &0. ao. OARS Axp CU) URt ATW MATERIALS, ‘WINDOW shades, gilt cornice t TRE! eres, 2 Ww )aTANLOR. 265. 257, 250 and 261 Grand street, eee WN THR PRICK OF CARPETS ye TEWART & C0. parenaoed through their Janchester houre, At an immense reduction, an pleses of LS AX mere TAPFSTEY, BRUS ) VELVET CARI which seth Their extensive stock on hand, ey now offeg at prices med “the cot of manutaeture, Broadway, and Reade