The New York Herald Newspaper, November 23, 1857, Page 7

OI RRA RAR RRA RRR I ERT HWNICOLAY, AUCTIONEER—OFFICE NO. 4 street.—Resular aale of stocks and bonds. INPORTANT NOTICE. In order to prevent fictitious quotatinns, and to asaist those who are desirous of making actual sales, Mr, Nico'ay ‘has con. cluded, at the solicitation of many of his numerous patrous, ‘da sell foourition (in aidition to his reguler sates, Mondayssatcd Thursdays), every day, at 12% o'clock, at the Merehants’ Bx change, when dexived, ‘and to receive, in addition to his re ru. arly advertised list, such bonds, stocks, and other securities as may there be p ed, to be sold at blie auction. This. Arrangement will enable purties to sell at such tiines as su their own conventence, Without regard to his reguiar days of bale. ALBERT Ji. NICOLAY will sell this day, Nov. 23, at 1244 ‘o'clock, at the Merchants’ Exebang — $10,000 Tow County 8 per cent bonds of 1963, $1000 each. 6,000 I1i'nois internal tmprovement interest stock of 18i7. 1,000 Galena and Chieago R R 1st mortgage 7 per cent bond. 6,400 Breckenridge Coal Co. 7 per cent bonds, $800 each, 10,00 Detroit, Mource and t mort.'7 per cent bds. 40.000 Michigon Southern RR sinking fu-d bonds. a nd Alton RR 10 per cen sinking fund bds, ty 8 per cent bonds ot 1863. e R cent bonds of 1886, i per cent bonds of 1892. W asouri State G per ‘ent honds of 1887. 4,000 New York and New Haven KR 7 percent bond of 1846, 3,000 Delaware, Lach, and Western: nae mortgage 8.000 New York City 7 per cent assessment honda of 1882. (38,000 LaCrosse and M.iwaukie RR 2d mort. 8 per: t bonds. 2,210 Union Motual Insurance acrip of 1853, and 1009 oe wine irene serip of 1893. mmercial Mutuul Tosurance scrip of 1856. 100 shares New York snd Harlem RR... 1 New York and Virginia Stean 2 Htoningtos Kailroal Company. B00 Broeklyn City Railroad Company. 10 Bank of Conimerce... 15 Rank of New York . 20 8t. Mark's Fire Insurance Co... 60 Metropolitan Fire Insurance Co. 20 Kulgers Fire Insurance Go. 15 Humboldi Fire Insurance Co.. Beaurities received in addition to the eata Bale. Special sale Wed Ps Bales of stocks and bonds, per, every Mond: snd Thursday. Sp v days, Stocks a Donds‘ bought and sold at private sale and at the Brokers’ Board, on commission. Interest alic s+ on all moneys depo- ‘lied on trust and dividends collected. § large variely of Blocks and bonds constantly on hand at privac sale. ALBERT Ti. NIOC Y, Stock auctioneer and stock broker, New York. A ue during every Regular suction LBERT 1. NICOLAY, AVOTIONFER.—BUSIN ESS paver at auction.-The ‘undersigned desires to inform frlonda and the pubiic that hereafter he wii aeil al yublie Guction also business paper in connection with the sales of stocks and bonds. ALBERT H, NiCOLAY. Slock auctioneer and stock broker, No. 4 Boud st. LFRED BRAGG, AUCTIONEER.—A BRAGG & CO, will sell at nus on Tuesday, November 24, at 108 O,clock A. M.,at store %3 Cortlandt sireet, five hundred caaos of boots and shoes. To be sold without’ reserve. Also, one hundred cases of rubbers. ¢, TUTTLE, AUCTIONEER—OFFICE NO. 9 BROAD Stree’. —Horses, wagons, ac. A.C. TUTTLE will sell This day at 12o'clock, ‘ai $1 Crosby. street, 16 horses, adapted to the tise of farmers, grocers, &c. Also, second hand wagons, harness, Ac, N. .—Regular sales every Monday and Wed mesday al the above stables, Purties having horses or wagons for sule, Will find the above bazaar @ good medium tor their ‘disposal. AT AUCTION RIDING, | SADDLES double hurness, horse blanke B. J. WARDEN, auctioneer, will ie above goowld at the “auction ia nmission strove 240 Pearigstreet, on Tuesday, November 24, ai 1045 o’eloe ATER, NOTICE.—J. BOGART, "AUCTIONEER BY SINGLE AND hardware, &c. 8. BOGART, store No.1 North Wiliam streot.—Yonday, fow. 23, at 10% o'clock, at 28 Fourth avenue, assignems salo; large stock of cabinet’ furniture, consisting of covered ma- ogany sofas, lounges in dainask and hair cloth, mahogany marble top dressing burcans and washstands, mahogany ‘cane and Windsor chairs, mahogany rockers and easy chaics, fatlet and work tables, mahogany hit stands, mabogany sofa fand chair frames, unfinished upholstery ware, &c. Terms cash in cily funds. A deposit will be required irom all purchasers. UCTION NOTICE.—J. BOGART, AUCTIONRER—BY 8. BOGART, Mopday, Noy. 23, «:'10 o'clock, at 34 West Street, mortgage sale—One eugine aud poiler, une long shaft ‘with pulleys, one short shaft with cog wheels,” large oil mixer with lron plungers aud fancets, one targe i large tin cans, four large wooden rats, ah iron sate, : ae 2 XGART, AUCTIONEER: , November 23, at 2 o'eloe front of the # f Frankfo Btreets. Constabi virtue of an ‘wagon and harness, consisting of one larg borse, coveredggrocer’s or lager bier wgon, one set of heavy ‘Wagon harness, nine kegs lager bier, &c., ce. SAAC JONES, Const BUSH & WILDE.—Monda-, at 1036 o'clock, at 12 North iiliam street, valuable sale of furs, sleigh robes, mutters, victorines, capes, gloves, &c. Also tailor’s stock of overcoat Panis, ves, undershirts, &c., boots and shoes, valuable gol ‘nd silver watches, Ac. UCTION NOTIC Perempior; Alsust NOTICE.—WM. WILD sale of Clothing. WILLIAM TOPPING & CO., No. 92 Broadway, ‘WILL SELL ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, At TR A large and desirable stock of Ready made clothing, piece goods, tailor’s trimmings, &c., dc., Including garmeuts of every descriptions, aad ia every aiyle. LOR, All new and seasonable goods, Aud All to be sold for cash, Without reserve, by order of the assigacos. » morning of sale, BUSH & WILDE, ‘William street, an invol Fines, capes, mulls, derehirts, boo silver watches, SSIGNER'S SALE OF CANDLE PIXTURES.-WILL Ve sold at public auction on ‘Tuesday, the Ist day of Do: Tember next, at Lo'clock V. M., at 410 Madison street, if not Previously disposed at private aalo, the apparatus and Axtarea sampiete for the man 500 Iba. of adamantine and Biowld candies per di ther with the lease of said pre- mises until the ist of May next. By order of the assigaee. ercoals, Pants, un valuable gold and New Yorx, Nov. 19, i887. SSIGNFES' SAT Tailors’ trimmings, buttons, &c. jy A. M. CRISTA On Wedn nt, At 1 o'clock, arch street, ‘The entire stock contained in said importing houae, consisting, in part, of wring sill, twist, buttons of every description, padding, Raloons, and a variety of tailors’ trimmings, urnislung aru- By order of G, N. HERRMAN, en fi NOM DITRLSE } Asstences. SSIGNEE'S SALE OF CLOTHING, Ac, By A. M. CRISTALA 2, auctioneer, 23 Bowery. Tuesday, 24th insi., at 0g o'¢?ook. Over five hundsed garments of ready made clothing, con- sisting in part of plush, silk velvet, satin and cloth vests, cus: imeneand dorekin pants, cloth and casaimere frock, sack, Rag- n and overcoats, togesher with the usual assortment of Bhirts, drawers, handkerchiefs, cravats, overalls, trimmings, Femnania, cassimere, cloth, lining, do. By order of the as bignes. ABIGNERS’ SALE OF A LARGE STOCK OF FASH- fonable ready inake elothing, By A. M, CRISTALAR, auctioneer, This day, Monday, 23d inat., at 10 o'clock, At Ko, 305 Hudson aireet, cousisiing of cloth, cassiusere ant tweed frock, sack, dress, raglans and overcoats, fnshionably made. Cassimere and doeskin panta of the latest patterns. Plush, silk, velvet, cloth and caasimero vests. Together wiih cloth, cassimere, linings, trimmings, bavtona,&e, By order of = GUMPRECHT and 4. WELZINSKY, Assignees. eee SSTGNEES' SALE OF LIQUORS, GROCERIES AND ROERR, By A.M, CRISTALAR, Anctioneer, 23 Howery, ‘This day, Monday, id iust., at 104 o’eloek. 27 1-16 casks of Ciard and Castullian orandy, 18 \j canks Seignetio & Martell brandy 6 4 casks Seignette brady, from bond. M caaks port aud sherry wines. ‘casks Nootch, Iriah and Mot ongahela whiskey. casks Jamaica and Santa Oru rum, 9 \9 caaks Hourvon whiskey and Holland gin. and dark brandy, port, sherry and Madeira wine, 2 pipes Holland gin. Groceries, comprising 40 boxes family and brown soap. ars, teas, rice, flour, indigo, pitkles, eataup, do. Jao, imported and domestic champagnes, together wk ‘eases port wine, eases old cognac and Castilian brandy, eases St. Julion and other brands of claret canes geinine eau de vie cognac bitters. —— Viarana aud domestic segars, of favorite By order of the assignees. SSIGNER SALK—0. M. LEVY, AUOTION®ER, 72 ‘William strect, willselion Monday next, the Zit . J o'clock, at LWkg Rowers, all the siock of SK and fancy ssogeines ith the furniinre, Aatares and two years’ remises. ler nv " 7 Ore DENKELSPTEL, Assignee. Terms crab, city bills, _ISRARL KAHN, Y VIRTUE OF A CHATTRL MORTOAGE, I WILL BX- Pose for sale on Tuesday, the 4th inst. at 10 o'clock A. No. 376 Fourth avenue, corner ot tay an | feventh street, the contents of the New Haven House: beds, betding, bar- room and fixtures; two billiard tables and all the furniture in ‘the house, V. 8. MILLS, Attorney for mortgagee, Office 2 Charnbers sireet, BY ARTUR OF AN ExMOUTION, LWILL. EXPOSE for sale on Tuestay, the 2th day of November, 1867, at HH o'clock, at 210 Grand sirert, one move and pipe, bar is. liquo aogars, re, tables aud en ee ROBERT REID, Constable, XECUTOR'S ‘SALE.—VALUABI REAL ESTATE AT private sale, be! to the estate of Garre' Vandine, Se is Min te Wien napa ure, pare tt oo two dwelling houses and ali thee oon the farm neceaeary oathuildi he land f conveniently divided into flelde b sn ereacen; is under a high sists,of uldvation and ta ferveer ‘order. Tho same will be sold in parcels, of "A tarm of 45% neron, situate fronting on the Jamaten ‘k road, in the linge of Jamaica, € eaame isa good ng house, barn, &c., €c., plenty of fruit, and the farm the beat quality, Also three pieces of meadow. farme are the best market and garden farma on Yiand. Por further particulars inquire of OORNE- i VANDINE. 116 Meekman street, New York: oF of A RTIN AUYDAM and DANIEL HENDRICKSON, Exeou- ‘near the premises. Nov, 12, 1561, WARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.—ASSIGNER'S DWARD iogantjewelty.—By Ba J.P. SCHBNCK, on neaday, 24th inst., at Hoveiock, at their enlesroom, No. 89 assau street,» stock of superb jewelry, consisting in pact of elegant gold pot t and detached levers, mn hunting and open eases, by the me x ondid cluster and pine diam rings, studs, &e., gold . Fy. alan, jewellers tables, offies OY eee \cticle will be positively sold to the highest bide: by order of the assignee. K, AUCTIONEER.=BY FE. & F. i. RATER ts Nob Nov. 2, at lo'clock, A. M., the balnnee stock of A bae krupt Broadway fuuae, including the balance remain Mies alao a large reserved stock “ind magnume. Also in eighth And ouotior caske—vit dark club house cog ac brandy, oid Hennessy do., and other favorite brands. 14 vouies I". F. pale sherry; do, Iden Viscount Wl Alpendurada; goiten amet brown do., eagen and demijohne, a fow dozen fine old jo, Vie fount ¢’Alpendnenda; ports, sovereign €0. In flasks, of monastery bell brand; Smi yaliey London gin, London Jamaica rum, old plantation and inion Bourbon whiskey, Gienbert’s Scotch and Murphy Co.'s Trish whiskay, champagnes, clareta, hocks, eardings, fhe. Algo about SLAW Havana sonar. favorite Deands, To the purchasers at the Ina’ acle we would reapectfally aay that the quality of gooda oGgred gre of jue ame purity aad lea, cases, dem Yo ALES AT AUCTION. i 284 LUDLOW, JR. CO. WILL SELL THIS DAY. AT the Merchants! Exchange, at 12 o'clock, $1,000 Poltsdam and Watertown Kailroad 7 per cent bond, guaranteed by the Rome and Watertown Company: City 6 per cent bonds; 20 shares Stoning! Com- pany, (bypothecatod.) i pn le nad REAT SALE AT AUCTION OF LOOKING GLASSES, engravings, paintines, &e,—RIOH ARDS, KINGSLAND. #00. will ‘on Wednesday, November 25, at lodg o'ck: At their salesroom, 158 Chambers street, thelr entire stock 0 ier, mantel and oval mirrors, engravings, paintings, &e, the largest and beat assortment ever ofierod to the public of ‘own manufacture. RICHARDS KINGSLAND, Auctioneer, ENRY H, LEEDS, & CO., AUCTIONKERS—OFFICE No. 28 Nassau strehi—Will well at auction om Monday, Nov. 28, at 12 o'clock at No. 15 William sireet, the lease fxhures, including a larie ouisile awning of the Corn Ex: change Restaurant, No is Willlam street, fitted up at a cost of $3,000, cor ting of olicloth, gaw fixtures, regulator clock, ‘cooking ranges, and 4 full supply of utensils, bar and coun: ters, ginas and earthenware, oysier box, marble top tables, oak’ chairs, a full supply of cudiery apd silver, block Ui dishes and covers for hot ments, handsome segar vase and rosewood Foench plate glass, slove, lee box, &o.; stock of wines, liquors, ales, Ac., groceries, and all appliances for immodiate occupation and business, offering a& unusual in- ducament 1 any person destring 'a good paying business. Terms at sale. . piahedatlae Haz H. LEEDS & CO., AUCTIONKERS—OFFICK ‘No. 23 Nassau sireet—will sell at auction on Monday, Nov. 23, ai 12 o'clock, at the salesroom No. 23 Nassau street, 73 casks of fine old Bourbon whiskey, sold for account of whom it may concern. ENRY B. HERTS, JR. AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ‘on Tuesday, Nov. 24, at Wig o'clock, at the salesrooms, No. 6 Pine street, @ large lot’ of groceries, wines, liquors aud scgars, comprising in part greer and black teas, sugai coffees, molasses, syrup, soapy, candies, spices, currants, & also, all kinds of liquor in easks, cases ‘and about 600 M. Havana, German and other sega without reserve. WILSON, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL TO THE + highest Bidder, for cash, on the premises, 51 Sixteenth street, west of Fifth avenue, at 10% o'clock to-morrow, Nov. 24, the rich and desirable contents of the five story, dwelling house, the property of Professor Holdridge, ‘Catalogues ready’ by 8 o'clock dm the morning of sale, when the whole can be examined, Parlors—Containing superior velvet carpets, three magnifi- cent solid rosewood gnita covered in maroon, blue and gold and crimson and gold atin of the most expensive deseription othie and Turkish easy chairs in moquet and satin brocade; indies’ solid rosewood reception and arm chairs, covered in gold, blue, erimson and maroon satin; three solid rosewood centre tables, with rich ststuary warble tops; expensively carved rosewood pier, sofa and side tables, with marble tops, three costly rosewood elegeres, with marble tops, plate glass doors, &c., tmported expressly for the owner: indies’ rose- wood’ work tables, pronze and ormoiu clocks: eregant china vases, with the most chaste and expensive landscapes, painted to order in Franco; magniticent French plate pier Jags, with richand heavy ‘gold frame; heavy embroidered lace Window curtains and cornices; large and extensive vari- ty of oll paintings, by native artisix, such aa Iaudscapes, winter scenes, marine views, Seripturel —_ pieces, &c., the whole forming a very pleasing collectio superior rosewood pianoforte, full seven octave, elogantease, inlaid plate, and richly set with keys of real pearl, being a valuable and costly instrument; rosewood plano stool, covered in satin, with an elegant and costly embrollered cover: ining room—Rich velvet tapestry carpet, in good order solid onk extension table, all polisted in the best manner; marble top fauey tables, iairrors, sofa, beds, ohairs in hair cloth, together with all the ruby ‘and crystal Wines, champagnes, tumblers, gobletsand decante rich chins tea and dinner seis, costly silver ware, tea and din? ; HH inch salvers, cake baskets, casters, coftes and Kx liquor stand, superior table cuter Chambers—Costly solid rosewood and mahogan, bedateads statuary marble top bureaus, and wash’ siands to match; over 20 pure hair mauiresse: made fo order aud in exrellent gurpets and rods, maboxany euskioned chairs, rockers, sous, hall sand, tew and dining tables, &c., de. ENRY H. LEEDS & CO., AUCTIONRERS—OFFICE ‘No. 23 Nassau sireet—will’ sell at auction on Monday, Nov. 23, at Li o'clock, in the gallery over the store 23 Nas: Stree, 8 private library of about 200 vols. of standard works on Literature, mediciie, bistory, poetry and the drama, At 1zo'clusk—Stuffed birds, embracing # beautiful collection from ali paris of the world, arranged in groups, singly and onder glass shades, prepared hy the Well known taxidemerist Willuam Galbraith, AUCTION OFFICE sale of @! nt Carrara tnnrble statuary, vases, fancy goods, &e., Without reserve.— NRY H. LERDs & CO. will seil ‘at auction on Tuesday and Wednesday 25th lust., at the salesroom No. 28 Nas- sau Birel ‘of goods, the recent impor ‘who has just returned from reasly for this market this twenty pieces of statuary, is, Dusis, Ae. Also, & ro ie lot of goods, consisting ie, representing various ele and elegant assortuwent of Vases of vacious styles for ea, inlaid Florentine do., a new article, and y goods, plated ware, &e.' The above are all new goods, and can be examined one day before the sale, OCSE SALE—SPLENDID FURNITURE, RICH Willon aud velvet carpeis, costly French piaia, pier aud mantel mirrors; ults of Fick parioe furniture, rosewood pianoforte, seven octave; valuable ol! paintings, pearl and Biver cullery, &e., st 243 Wrst Coenly-third street, near Figh'h avenue—DANIKL §, TOUCH, susiioneer, will sell this . 24, ot 2) o'clock. the entire tur nitnre éf the abore house, whien is of the best descripuon, consisting of Iarge and costly p mantel mirrors, supe: rior rosewood pianoforte, elegant suits of parlor furniture, in rich crimgon and maroon brocade; one do. in green and ¢: costly rosewood and secretary bookeas: wood centre, sofa and pier tables: three suporior rosewood etegeres, marble topa, with mirror doors ond backs; elegant rosewood reeention chairs, in rich satin and tapesiry: rose- wood corner etegeres, with mirror backs; rich ince window curtain and shades, bronze and ormolu clocks, costly china vases and rich parlor ornaments, &c., witha number of fine oll paintings, dining room and chamber fnrniture, elegant exten- Fion tables, ebatrs, rich gold band decorated tea and coffee seus, elegant ruby and cut glaskware, poarl and silver catlery, cake baskets, casters, bureaus, washalands with marble tops, cost ly decorated china toilet ‘seta, beat hatr mattroasoa, beda and Dedding, French oval mirror, mahogany suite of furniture in haircloth, eotiage aud mahogany spriug seat chairs, rose wood Ball stand, ollclow, Ac. Sale positive, and Lo postponement ‘OHN TL. VANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL on Tuesday, Nover k, at 487 Broadwa: corner of Broome sire, v. Exq., and under richiy carved rosewood |. semi-grand and square, with and without wlebrated dé'ee compana at tachment, being the entire clly stock and manafacture of Mesare. Boardman, Gray & Co.,all embracing the late and celetented corrngaied sounding board improvement and the suspended plate, 644, 6y ancl 7 octaves. +¢ pianos stand hunrivalled in point of manufacture, style and .one, every in- sirument having been made expressly for privaie sale, and are fully warranted and guaranteed. At the sane time will be offered a few pianos of celebrated Boston, Ba ti aare aud New York manufacturers, the whole forming a che ce mssort- ment of first ciass pianos that can be depended upon in ever} particular. Also, an assortment of m Bnd cihers, “Also, a line of rich oll paintings, In gilt feam All of which were selected with great care, embracing, 1a Seapes. interior, marine views, &¢., by Grattan, Hardwicl Hos and others. ' Every lot will be posttively sold. ' The pis are now on exhibition. This sale is made {o reduce stock . Curtis ‘one hundred pm account of the stringency in the money mar! Term ash. MORIARTY, AUCTIONEERS, WILL SELL, THIS + day, at 173 Chatham square, at 1034 o'clock, a general Avsortment of furniture, among which are sofa ‘bodatoade, also, oll O'peir binnkets, a large assortment of glosaware, vrtment of fancy oO"; PAINTINGS. —C. M. LEVY, AUCTIONEER, NO, o 72 William atreet, will sell on Wednesday next, at 10% ‘18 salesroom, 72 ‘Villiam street, ‘a choles wn of ancient and modern wil paintings, pes, interior, marine and «ther views by viz. -—Vael, Watteau, Glenn, Rahn, Car- ‘an Pee, Ver- . ‘yhe. They are in gilt frames and now ready for inspection, Connoisseurs will attend, as they must be sold without reserve. PAINTINGS J. I, fell well at a wt his sp an Inable eo embracing len ne vr «the sale, ot P. wat ber resi and 7! sty seven D, 1 Monday pr the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 dence southwest corner of Fifth aven: atreet, cottage house, Catalogues to be had at tu iause. 6 de positive, AMUEL OSGOOD, AUCTIONEER —CHATi Mort. BD) gage aale.—By virtue of a chattel mort Twill ex; for aule, at public vendne, on the p-omises, 48 Sackett » -#e Kreoklyn, on Monday 24d of November, 1887, the forenoon of that ¥, the following artic! horses, four carts 6 wage ‘Wagon, on: sawing machine, eannon wheel cringe one sleigh, t loads of pine wood au: ler furniture JAMES MARINER, Attorney for Mortenree, WNIS MORRELL, AUCTIONERR.—VARIOUS ©ON- Figuments of furs furniture, paintings, mirrors, se. Fay dry goods, allver plated ware, gold jewelry, pencils, pos, clothing, &c., at 181 Poiton street, near Broadway, this (Mon day) morning, at 10S o'clock, without regard to coat, N.B.— Speculators and all {il attend. ED GOULDSMITH, AUCTIONEER.—POSITIVE SALE OF « the splendidly carved solid rosewood parlor furniture, Piano fore, chamber and dining rooms, pier glasses, mantel vaces, &c., contained in the private nee No 10 West 16th #i., between 6th and Tih avenues, on Tuesday, Nov. 24h, at 108g O'clock, without any reserve or regard to weather, for cash. comprising all the furniture, mostly made to order and ‘of the riebest descriptions. The catalogue can 7 had on the day of eale, vir—2 yery richly carved rosewoo. parlor salta, im French brocade, 1 do. in silk velvet; 2 large gilt French plate mirrors, 1 large marble etegere, mirror backs: Serere| valuable oll painiings, marble top centre, side, and sofa tables, Turk spring Voltaire chaira, reception do., dresden enhdelnbras and vases. rosewood secretary book: case, music eabinel, brussels and tapest ets, hall stand, ofl cloth, stair carpeting, &c. Piano forte, splendidly inlaid with pearl, fall j octaves, and warranted for two year Tosew ood frame dad excellent instrament, Dining room an ehaw' furniture, via-—solid walnut extension table, Freneh china tea sel, ent iaas ware, table cutlery, allver plated cas- ter, do. spoons and forks; also ® variety of bat ware, sofa yrte eof sot cou aud beds, clocks, mirrors, walnat tea and dintngMables, ingrain cary volid carved rosewood bedsteads, hat and spring Matresees, pillows, marb!*top dressing bureans, washstands, Oil pain ongs, three ply Carpets, spring seat chairs, rockers, follet suts, ae. Sale positive. Careful carmen will be in gt fendane> te pack or ship, Ladies and gentlemen are partion larly invited te aitend. N. 1.—$10,000 to advance on tor absolute sale where they are not limived. €. HOUGHTON, AUCTIONEER <TUESDAY, NOV. + 2h, at 10% o'clock, extensive sale of superior cus tom made furniture, being the entire manufactured of rose wood, tahogany and oak parlor, dining room and cham ber furniture contained in warerooms 644 and 646 Lroadway, corner of Bleecker street, all of whieh will be sold in co ‘ence of a change in business; articles aan be examined day before the sale; every facifity will be afforded purchasers for boxing and shipping. The stock conelsie in part of ele- gant rorcwood parlor suite in rick and fashionable covering itto dite in musi; rich carved etegeres, armours, -ecrela- , excre'oires, centre, pier and sofa tables, tops, splendid boudoir aet tn crimson satin, oltaire and Turkish easy chairs, superior enameled cottage ts, beautifully carved rosewood and mahogany bedevesda, ents, washstands and commodes, mahogany sofas, arm and parlor chatra, Ske forniture, sideboards, exten- sion tables, chairs and he fed curled hair matirasses, pst Tiasses, &¢) The attanKon of our friends and the putstic ia #0 Tiestod to this antes theretock ts one of the wurgest fu the city, and every aruele ean be relied on aa Vemg Of the very best quality He VEITCH, AUCTIONEER—STORE 16 SPRUCE street.—Sheriff'a sale of three very large jewellers sales, < —Monday, Nov. 23, 1867, at 10 ry J, wt he ml No. saree he BO Hering & Co. Sprtiens standin Pos. Re, AUCTIONRER—RY BELL & SCONARD— ‘This day, at our etore, correr of Contre and Reade streets, At 10% o'elork, balance of the imported stock of fowls, Tursdiay, at the store, aasigner's sale of imported brandies and wines, Friday, at dl Fulton sweet, the st0ck and Gxtures of a glass Dus.ness, xiyle, with every improvement. Wil be sold on re and Essex Railroad, cultivate confidential and meet with’ prompt attentio con any parties desiring I, with i of t about two minutes’ walk from Fulton ferry, will oxe! ‘a corner store in Fulton avenue, ALES AT AUCTION. WARP PNRRA EE VALUABLE FARMS IN VIRGINIA AT AUC. don, on 9th December —No. 1 contains 250 acres, with valuable grist aud saw’ mill; No. 2 containa 400 acres thndered No. 5 contains 250 acres wood and 600 land, io of improvement, with brick dwelling and a) necessary Ficauboats can from Norfolk on Sunoteg, Secretar turday, to ans, Woest, East river, county, Wa,, which ‘a few miles from the land. SW. SMANT. M. WITTERS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, THIS day at2 o'clock, at 44 Canal street, the furniture, &0., Also, Costa ofva family from Holoken—rood assortment. ble's sale of a quantity of household furniture, &¢. Also, dry goods, shaw!s, meérinos, plaids, poplins, &e.; cuter sloves, two large pler glasses, dining room and kitchen uten sils. By order of TH XUSHING, Constable. Wed- nesday, at 4) Spring street, lager furniture and fixtures, & together with the furnitur e hous SALES OF RGAL GHLAT in IANA hv SOOO $2 00 WILL BUY A NEW TWO STORY BRICK ie house, in the village of Hackensack, N. J., size 2x26 feet, lot G) feet frovt and rear by 165 fest deep, with good weil, cistern, fruit trees, &e, For particulars ad: drews or apply io 1k J ROMAINE, Hackensack, N.J., or to D. L, EDMONSTON, Hackensack and New York Express. 4,500. -2o%, SAUF, A THREE STORY BRICK . |. house, No. 8 Bedford street, twenty-two feat ‘with ras and Croton water, first rate range and bath tub; rents for $609 per year; $1,000 cash, the balance on bond and mortgage. Inquire of DODGE & VARIAN No. 28 Bieecker street. 6 000 —FOR SALE, A FARM OF 44 ACRES, 5 + near New Brunswick, N. J., under a high state of cultivation, 600 fruit trees of all kinds; woul! ex- change for a house and lot worth from $4,000 lo $9,008, and pay the ditevertee in cash, Apply personally at 86 Graud streei, near Greene. (A, BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SRAT AT NEW ROCHELLE for sale, at less than half its original cost, situated at the Junction of the Boston post road and Harrison street, lately ‘owned by J. B. Murrey; about five acres of heautifal latd ont arden, a splendid house, with water throughout, bath, wash basone, water closet, ranges, heaters, marbiy mantels; houso all filled jin with brick, a fine view of the Sound, about one minute's walk from the railroad depot; every variety of fruit trees and shrubbery, a large barn and carriage house, two good wells of water, with pumps complete. Must be sold at some price. Apply to G. FOUNTAN, 183 Nast Twentieth street OOKS WANTED—IN EXCHANGE FOR UNIMPROVED Jands in Pent wania, clear of incumbrance. Adiresa box 140 Post oftice, Philadelphia, OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—TWO GOOD FARMS OR conniry seais in New Jersey, 15; hours trom the eity, healthy locait Would exchin in . With good buildings, plenty of fruit, de, dc. ew York or Brooklyn property. i} ocation, elither city or country, in ex of the above ply at 17 ‘Nassau —AN ELEGANT FIRST OLASS Thity-fourth sireet, brown stone threuzhout in the most superior conieble terms, or Will be let at a very moderate rent toa good tenant. Apply at No. 38 Bast Thirty fourth street, or to WYLLYS LYMAN, No. 51 Liberty street. OR SALE OR TO LE four story house, in front; built and furnishe: OR SALE—A FARM, IN NEW JERSEY, 24 MILES from New York, near the Sumtit Railroad depot, Mori viaining 70 acres of land, 50 ac’ , and 20 acres of nice wood; new house, barn, buildings.” Apply to JOS. SCHMITT, 96 Chrystie air room No. 19. MPORTANT NOTICE TO DRY GOODS MERCHANTS.— ‘The advertiser will receive in exchange for 1,50) acres of Heh timber ineral land, situated near the New York tate line, within thirty miles of the Erie road, and on the line of canal andeailroad improvements now In ‘course of con- struction, an assorted stock of staple domestic or impor'ed goods, which must be of ready cash sale, ‘To those having the Tight kind of gooda great inducements will be offered, as the 4 POR to make some sacrifices for the pre- ervation of the balance of his estate. All communications addressed to W. P. Sanger, box 452 Post offce, will be striet! nd he will walt logieal reports and maps property, with full particulars of tho rise and growth nd iron interest on adjacent lands. EAL ESTATE OR OTHER VALUABLE PROPERTY wanted, in exchange for an established manufacturing with all the machiuery, tocis, patternsand rights for ng the same: also, al of finished un ooda. Apply toSAMUE! SKE, 202 Broadway EXCHANGE—PROPERTY ON | BROOKLYN Heights; a first class three story brick honse and lot, can be used fo New Jersey. Apply to ses, or a small farm in Ber OLIVER, 51 Liberty street. ESTERN LANDS For goods. Address 319 St. Nicholas Hovel. ANTED.TO EXCHANGE, UNIMPROVED LANDS IN Ont Pennsylvania, for an interest ina paying business. Ad- Gress box 140 Fhiladelphia Fost office. i ___FOR SAL¥, 250. —FOR SALE, THE ELEGANT SEGAR STORE, oo 'e No, 248 Grand street, with lease, stock and fix- thres. The location unsurpassed in New York. Apply on the premises $300 jie vesines ami ft CE—OLD RELIA- ng or old gentleman, flered for $300, worth $1,500; must be sold. Also. spi did restaurant in Jersey City in elogant order and conditio price $600, Apply at 239 Broadway, room 27 5OO GRRS OF Woon For SALE —TItE sUBSCRI- v Der bas 40 cords of the very best heart pine wood, for mile, at my wharf, between Olt Point and Newpget Ny where a vessel can load in nine or hours, dra@ing f1 nine to ten feet of water. _W. 8. SMITH, Hainptou, V RESTAURANT, OYSTER AND BAR SALOON FO le, established and kept by the pres selty. Al B. HOW! '—A WELL FURNISHED BOARDING HOUSE. will be sold cheap for eas ouly. | Inquire at VILLIAM WOODWARD. FOURTH OR SALE—THE 3 ve; An excellent atand for busines thing complete for carrying it on; ali new; ¥ reasons given for selling, Inquire on the premises in the morning, OR SALE—CHEAP, A LARGE LOT OF GLASS JARS, suitable for druggite or confectioners. Apply at 1sd Orchard street. MERICAN BAPTIST MARINERS’ SOCIETY WILT, hold its first annual meeting on Monday evening, the 234 insi., at the Mariners’ Chapel, 24 Cherry stroet, meeting of the society at 7 o'clock. Public services at 7 o'clock. Several interesting addresses will be made. wi other services. AND A. M.—THE BRETHREN OF MOSATC LODGR, 0. £18 are hereby notified to be at their room, 12 Bow: ery, on Monday evening Nov. 28, their regular communica- tion, as business of importance will be brought forward for theif consideration, By prder of JOSEPH HODGMAN, W. M. Prren P. Vanpennorr, Jr., Secretary. ASONIC NOTICE,—THE MEMBERS OF EXCELSTOR Lodge No. 195, F. & A. M. ted to attend a ro: tinge of the Le Tandy heir Lodge rooms, corner of Grand and Centre streeta, on Monday evening, tha Zid inat., at half past seven o'clock.” Punctual attendance is requested, as business of importance will be brought before the Lodge! By orderof ° GEORGE W. RAY, W. M. J. PARKIN, ry. ASONIC NOTICK.—THE MEMBERS OF INDEPEN. dent Lodge 185, F. and A. M., are particularly requested 1d the meeting to be held ai'their lodge rooma, Maaonie Kroome and Crosby streets, M. evening, Nov. 2, \siness of great importance w#! be brought hefore their notice, Ry ordgs of JOUN RUBH, W. M. Joux W. Daxiry, ‘eretary. ASONIC NOTICE.—THE MEMBERS OF HENRY Tay Lanige of FA. M. are hefely summoned to attend ing at their lodge rooms on Monday, 2M inet. at7 ovk, 0 eke action on a communication from the D.G. ML rder of WM. HARIGAN, W. M. Wa. Jowrs, Secretary. —THE OFHIORRS AND MEMBERS Lodge No. 257 F & A. M., are re meeting this (Monday) evening, at To clock P. M., at their room, in Covenant Hall, 66 Orchard steet, foF transaction of Important isinegs 5 W. FRANK, W. M. gular sy J. Apereporren, Secretery. ASON NOTHE—TUR MEMBERS OF WORTH s Lodge No. 2h F, A. M. are hereby summoned to attend the reeular meeting of the ‘xdge, at their room, No. 68 Rast headway. on Tue-day cvering. Nov. 24, at seven o'slock, on business ot ortance. by onder ~ THOMAS BANNAN, W. Mt. Joux W. Trasom, Secretary. ASONIC NOTICR.—THE MEMBERS OF JOHN PD. Willard Lodge, 380, are reqmested to meet at their ‘edge room, corner of Centre and Grand streets, on Thee: day evening, 7% o'clock. By order of FP. P. DAY, W. M. eee M{sr° —THE MEMBERS OF CYRUS LODGE, NO. 28, F. & A. M., are requested to be present at their regular meeting, Monday evening, November 23, 187, as business of importance wi be submitted for their considera tion. By oder ‘Rowent Waxaririn. GEORGE CLANCY, W. M. ASONTIC AND INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD Fellows’ regaiia, bail badges, funeral badges, flags, ban- bunting, eagles, batons, spangles, stars, fringe, jirnp shoulder strap and smoking cope, matte, and i kinds of society emblems. M. J. COMBS, 465 Broadway, (formerly of Grand street.) from 8 A. M. tll 7 P.M. Nir YORK, NOV. 2, 1857.—THE UNDERSIGNED TR prepared to bet from one hundred to five thousand dol- tint Pernando Wood will be elected Mayor at the next ensuing election, of one thousand five thonaand, against |, OF roportion, that he will have ten thousand rity. sestieg ¥ GOODERSON. No veny Tait vara NOE. MOROCCO DRFSSERS.—THE MEMBTRS ‘of the Moroceo Dressers Association are request: | to Attend the next regular monthly meeting of the association, (o be held at Mechanics’ Hotel, ig Cf tharine and Madison Mireote, on Wednesday evening. 2, at Tig o'cioct, ax bu siness of importance I () be transacted. Pw ance is reqnested. By order of the Association HUGH MEBHAN, President. Jone Fannetiry, Secretary. ICE OF RECRIVER OF TAX’ (NEW GOURT lonae,) 82 Chambers street, New Yorla ®ov. 1, 1857. — jottes ia hereby ‘that per cent will be added on the Ant day of Decem! on all ining Pr, alee two per cent will be added on the ta of ber. Chee! fed fyb be relopaa conta — ‘pot No, ae i = ONS a5 Uy OTL COMPANY, 16 BROAD. metal atvend- , New November 7, 1867.—The stockholders of this ny are hereby notified in pu ‘of a rote of the meeting of the hers wil be bed. ab a the office of the comy on the first ewday in Decem- fee West, at IF prelock M10 take into eomaiteraes nant ef fect, I deatrable, n reduction of the eapital sock to shree h eine andar a Ry Garry dwar hangne 8 yal NT Riven, John O. Mallory. Wma, x, James % Daniel R. Jones, Y ie AMERICAN INSTITUTE na ofthe ORYSTAT, PALAUR, with stoam power and shafting for drivi maahinery of all kinds, are prepared Sea 9 and all usefi productions in the arte aw. LEONARD, Agent, OR SALE—A PATR OF PURR WHITE SCOTCH TER fiers, of the purest breed, just imported, and not to b ‘equalled in America; they are well trained be seen at ee Tavern, $96 Caual sireet, between Hudson agd Va- w at noon precine! LEAVE NEW YU) BOUTHAM ENON, States mail, vir. — AOUTHAMTTON Ariel, Baturdny. hese steamstlps = dou and Paria. |For passage ort ABSARO OF reik ite BRITA NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL FROM EW YORR Chief cabin prs Ledheatemnesrven Becond cabin pas Chief eabin passe: Becand eatin passa, ‘Whe ships from 6 CANADA, Capt. Lang. lear white light ak cn va cloar whive ; gn slarboard bow; port how. . PERSIA, Judi oo ap gat Wan ARAMIA Sion GAIA, Wiekmi APRACA, Shannon. AFRICA, Capi. Shannon. lonyca N. York, Wednesday, Nov. 11. N. York, Wednesday, Nov. Wednesday, Deo. N. York, Wednesday, Des. tou,” Wedneslay, Deo. Beep’: Berths vot scoured until patd for An expertenced surgeon on hoard. ‘The owners of these ships will not be aoconntable for gold, » precious slones OF metals, are signed taorefor, and the value hors For freight or pansal silver, bullion, specie, jewel unless bills of I Of iherela express LIVERPOOL,—TNE UNITED STATES MATL 0. Ridridge commander, will States mails tor at l2o'clock, M., from het depart with the U ing unequalled secommodations 0 COLLINS, 56 Wail street. ‘on board at 1 o'clock A. M. for elegance and eom Passengers will please All letters must pass through the Post oflice; any Nolice.—The steamers of this line have improved water tight compartments, The BALTIC, J. J. Comstock, will succeed the Atlantic, and sail on the 19th of December, No expense has b line ia all respects as good us ne nation given them proves 1 nspared to make the steamers 0 and the thorough inode of structure ye 'N. B.—Horeafter the regular built ships for this line will NEW YORK AND PHILADELPINIA ny’s Clyde-built tron screw ate: , Captain R. Le City of Washington, City of Manchester. The undernoted Sat Captain Jeflrey, ‘or olber vessels are intended to sail wa fol- FROM LIVERPOOL, CITY OF WASHINGTON, Wednesday, allernate Wednesday. eiTY OF WAST , alternate Thursday, at 12 0 cl i Rates of cabin passage :—From New York and Phiisdel- phia, $75. From Liverpool, 21 guiness, 17 guineas and 15 on'in the slate rooms, saloon; including stewart Nov. 4, and every THOM NEW TORK. ‘Thursday, Nov, 26, and every a ‘according to the ageo% hil having the same privileg ‘Third class passengers.—A limited number of third class passengers will be taken, and found in. as much provisions as reculred. From Philadelphia and New York, $3. From ¢ steamers are constrneted with improved water tight compartments. Each vesse! carries an experienced sureor anil every attention paid to the comfort ‘accommodation rk. Drafts on Liverpool from £1 upwards, nly at the atfice of the company. soadway, New York agent; or WM, INMAN, Land 18 Tower Buildings, Liverpool agent, TKAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND? GLASGOW.— iain Cumming, command Kobert Craig, eommander: ‘an, commander. Jany intend sailing these new jow York to Glasgow direct, us JW, 1,952 tong, Jokn rk Steamship ¢ and powerful steamers {roma FROM GLASGOW. ‘ow, Wednesday, Nov. 25,12 noon, Erinburg, Deo. 2 ung, Wednesday, Dec. 9), 12noon. Ginsgow, Dec. 19 KATES OF PASSAGE. First cabin, $75; third class, found with eooked provisions, $30. An experienced surgeon attached ‘6 apply to JAMES RAEBURN, agent, ork city bills or gold only receivod for FROM NEW YORK, to each steamer, OR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE—THE UNITED A. Wotton, comman at Seuthampton to land Staies mail stea will leave for Havr the inails and passengers, on S n pier 37 North river, foot sage—firnt cabin $120; ers would be uge should be sent on boar falling, marked “below. W. 8. DRAYTON, sieamer Arago will succeed the OR TAVERPOOL.— Jul MAC ENDERWRITER, Capt. Rober’ . "For passage, having wneqalled accommodations for all classes of paaae: pier 28 East river, orto ¥. M.D! OR LIVERPOOL—FIRST PACK: y row,—The favorite packet ship JACOB A, WESTER- VELT, 2,000 tons, Austin, master, will positively sail NIFICENT PACKET will positively AILS TOMOR sary on board pier 37 Last riv GUION, 46 Fulton sireet, —FOR LIVERPOOL —SAITS ON MONDAY, Jock, the celebrated clipper ship KM ‘ook, (now ia the sureara.) | Fi bin aid sleerage apply to ITEAM TO LIVERPOOL FOR $%—THE STEAMSHIP CITY OF WASHINGTON, © y, the 28th of Ne pool apply to K, OR MELBOURNE, AUSTRALL =Only clipper on the berth, and 1. The splendid AL extreme clip) Timmermann, master vie sails on Thura- roviaiona. For py will be deapatehed prompliy on het two disengaged state rooms in first cabin, and can accommodate a fow more second cabin passengers In the elegant a2 will be taken low. in board, at pier I IOT, 108 Pearl A PIONBER LIYE, ESTABLISHED 1368 ing the United States mail tively on the day advertised: wer 1 East river, 200 tone register, on deck. Early ap- For terms of freight or pa Fast river, orto MAILLER, LORD Wall street, or GOODEVE, ARKELI. & AvstHaLIA JOLIN LANGE, ‘Lam: vember 23, i ri ‘eiate rooms, And the arrangemen' oaniiness are sich aa cannot poraldly exiat in the between deek ship; persona who have the Atlantic will appreciate this, The raves . eesae Baines: fad me ee Bali " ain anes pool, and are as low as can neded consiment wi re The herctufora, cabin for light, ventilation amd lendid Al elipper GENERAL CUSHING, Henjamin PU ‘Wil! have immediate dowpateh fc for five firat eabin ‘opportunity for sb i or aman apt Bight bills for sale au’ cash auvances made on evnsiquments Comsignees in Australia, Wilkinsoa, Broa. & Co. TTON & CO.'S DESPATCHBLINE FOR SAN PRAN- eisco,—To sail positivel Citpper of Thurad: lage clipper sbi direct; bas room & most favorsble ‘on board, oF to Howling Green, passengers, oad KING, Winson inagter, is recetviu cargo at pi river, and will positively sail as above. Thin splendid elipper nas made but tw: erforming the same hippers having engageme seme as early as en to Sam Fran: » will pleaae complete the in their bills of Inding for naftor the day adversised. KR HAVANA ANY Naw © stommsts| commander, will commence receiving freight ‘and sail for the above c’elork precisely, frou pier foot te 3 WikBsrOe CROCMRRON’ CO., 18 Park pines, RTAMOUTH, PETERSBURG AnD a CHMOD. United States mai) steamsh: will leave on Wetuenta ‘With state room, to Ne . $8: to Poors Si). Aprly w LUDLAM & Pika SANTs, No. 32 Broadway. JOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA —THR STEAMSHIP i leave on saturday. M., from pier No. 4 North rivers November 28 at Bille of Iading i only on hoard. i. MITOW: u leaving (oF Savannah every Monday, TO $9,000 TO LOAN ON WATCIE 1 property of \. At exchanyre office 176 race and ieekman. Also, hours from 7 A. M. io 8. M. VR MONFY IN ANY AMOUNT ‘on diamonds, watches, land warrants pur: $1- ee J. MACDUFF, 1848, commiasion hoase, N Wider boose. "Privsic rooms. TO $86,000 TO LOAN ON WATCH ds, and all kinds of per rehants wishing to close out their entire stock for cash accominadated notice. Securities of all kinds nem CO., brokers and comm! =-\« : treet, rooms No. 2 TOLOAN ON GOOD PRODUCTIVE PRO. worth twice the amount; neat Broadway nue and south of Twenty-third street preferred. Apply wo H. A. SPAFARD, No. 14 Merchants’ Exchange. TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES, ewelry, angars, fornivure, &o., of the same heat eaah prices, b Chambers street trausacled on Saturdays. tn gn | AN OFFICE —1 TO mH TO LOAN ON WATCHES, Jewelry, pianos, dry go da, new clothing and al! kinds of ht for ensh, Also, pawn tickets, at JRWELRY, DT FURSITURS, ARTIES BREAKING Ve honsekeeping and wishing to dispose of their furniture ole or part will find a cash customer b; Hi. Be, Hergid vilce, tor oug Week. ae hort tated by THOMPSON & ants, 102 Nassau, corner the Well, known |. B—No business I property be Toan offiee, & Variel gorty 15) eae NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1857. REAT REDUCTION OF FARK TO KUROPR. AMUSE ICA TK. PIELOS CARDEN MONDAY RVENINGS NOV. 23.” Rewarded b: Lage 7 The dashing MARIETTA ZANFRETT A ON TUR TiaMe I ‘The celebrated artist GABRIEL wad his b GODENSEI, EVOLUTIONS Or Tay by Marietta Zantretia, Mr. A. % Young America. Jerome's great novelly, BOREAS Antone as Polironiso, Je Doors open at 6%; o.com: Tickels 5 cents, upper boxer 2 c Next Saturday 1s THEATRE Mowpay, Noy, °, 1857, FIRST NIGHT this season of the charming comedy. ae A BACHELOR OF ARTS r phus Thornton, Mr. G. Holland, Mr N: Gannea, &e,, with Mr. Boureicault’s greatly successful aad INVISIBLE HUSBAND, Mr. Lioster, Mr, Wal: Mr. Holland, Mr, Davenport, Miss Gannon, Mrs. Allen, &e. FS THEATRE, NO. 621 BROADWAY, 4 above Houston strect.--The intreased patronage bestow: anagement to an Rouave ils repetition every evening until further notice. lov. 23, TROT. THE SKA OF ICE, OR, A MOTHER'S PRAYER, brillant wdapiauio 3 TH ing its twenty second rep resentatios T AURA KE ed vpow THE SEA OF IVE induces the Monpay Evening, Tonine « CONT, Ogarita, the Wild Flower of Mexico, Marie de Lascoura, Carlos, an adventurer, Marquiadel Monte, | §°* Barabas, a sailor... Captain de Lescou ri Nonex.—Halcony chairs, only cured, without extr» charge, thr family circle, as cligibte ax Any in the hou Doors open ai 644, 19 commence at 75 {From the Daily Ties tnd Frank Lesiie’s Mistrated News: . which contains a beanti{ul engraving of iia, the Wild Flower of Me ins Keene as 0; paper, Nov. Ly w dramas have had a more ithas achieved suecers. The secret of the it needs something more than cen met With & success Commensur: had along run, and ay Mr. Jelrson pla mic character there, it is reasonable to b something to do with i milar result in New York. Miss Laura Keene his ai hand all the facili piece with unusual eflect. Beginning wi much-tried mother, and going through the enti we have a combination of rare artistic ex seldom bestowed on a spee'asutar drama, department—where are Keene ence can suggest a ‘On the least worthy’ lower of Me to give the flashing e: light, ¢ H 80 masterly combined npon the elag SPECIAL NOTH On THANKSGIVING DAY, Thursday, Nov. 26, e will be an aftor- the first to com. mence at 2% P.M —doors open at 14. The evening periorm- ‘SIC.—CARDL, FORMES. commodation of schools and families, th noon performance of this thrilling dran ance at the jeth night of the Italian Opera First appearance in CARL FORMES, ‘ally inform Carv.—The public are resp. the prope not all the artists have aecepte redueti director belie ot bwo weeks longer, ance of the He seizes the present opportu employees of the Academy, tha’ n pective salaries. Nota few of the prin nintarily come forward to prevent thi son, While one or two of them refus' advance wnd in full Tt was the firm determination of t house, unless all the artists, without au hav considered ensable nes py the pubile and t rophe, by whieh some hundred ap rhould be suddenly thrown out of leg! mate dest nity of hearing, fe atest » alt BD, the debut of CARL FORMES, in Meyerbeer’s great opera of ROBERT LE DIABLE. With nun tes and ne’ brated. ‘The (Her first appearance as Alice.) MLLE. CAIROLI. (Her first a (For the first time as Robert le Din'yle.) SIG. LABOCETTA Who has kindly consented to sing the part of Ratmbant, and CARL FORMES, His fret appearance in Ameries, ia bie world renowned character of In order te jer (ram. ve dine effe ‘arden, by which « GRAND BALLET. will be combined with the MLLE. TI supported by a corps de ballet, in a divertissement, under the direction of PAUL BRILLANT) ‘The an ing Express Building. RNUMS MUSEUM —A POWERFUL local and interesting American drama ing, at 734 o'clock, € chanic apd the V speetfully dedicate Juila Hartley, the marriage v. I « Bull in a China Shop. ae. A '8 MINSTRELS, KYA Mecbantes’ Hall, 472 Broadway. above Grand street, OPEN EVERY EVENING DCRING THE WEEK, Look at the New Features— THE PICTURK GALLERY—THE POWER OF MUSIC. THE THREE HUNTERS—THE CHINESE DANCE, OLD BOB RIDLEY'S FESTIVAL, New Songs, Dances, So- log, Sayings, &c, JERRY and DAN BRYANT in new acts, Doors open at 64); to commence at The. Tickets 25 vents, 4 44 ROADWAY, (LATE CHRISTY & WOOD ACLE'S AMERICAN JUVENILE COMEDIANS, & groupe of twenty-eight beamtiful children, the moat extensor: ation of youthfal genius ever brought together, All under 12 years of age— Actors, singers, dancers and tin! dramade Rest bill of the senso dinary com) tomitr 'st-—pronounced by the press and ‘They appear every evening at te above vermple. ADMISSION 2 CENTS. A ADEMY OF MUSTC. THURSDAY, Positive the LAST OPERA MATINEE, 8 who could Rot get any arate at tbe last A-GRAND MATINEE Will be given on Thursday (Thanksgiving Day) ® commence al 2 precmely ‘This will positively be the omly and last Mat the ditieulty of the music of in ira by the artiats, The Upera o tu three act SONNAMBUTA, by Mad. LA GRANGE, LADOCETTA and GASSTER, A Grand Seena by Mad. D/ANGRIL Terns vinexTemrs, Mise M Tickets 9 the ticket offices, Ne Poem elosed On Saturday, Nov 2, Graud Ope On Monday, Nov. 30- FORMES ch Mali tay (63 irndway, Bond strvet, ‘wReDAY, Now. 24, I A Grand Concert by SECOND GRAND CONCERT, in compliment to Mre. hh St for the benefit of the The following Ge ns HOSe TEAL their valuable fervicen— Signor Mori ME Apihony. Reif Jr. Money A. Tiekate BL each, |. ty be procured at ail the pri and book stores, and at hotels. Doors open a7; to com- manee at 8 o'clock. “ACADEMY OF MUSIC. bination of ra and Concert POW Tie RENEEIT OF NEW YORK FIRE DEPARTMENT FUND. LA GRANGR, DANGRI, and other distinguished Artista, The second act of IL TROVATORE. LA GRANGE, DANGRI, BIGNARDI, GRAND CONCERT THALMERG and VIRUXTEMPS, ENGLISH SONGS AND BALLADS ay MISS MILNER and MR, PERRING, ‘The third act of LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR, MLLE. CATROLI, LAROCETTA, The last act of SONNAMBULA, LA GRANGE, LABOCETTA, SATURDAY EVENING, NOV. 28. 1957 Doors open at gi: NO. Parqnette and First Ther. Family Circle Amphitheatre. erformance at Ln ED SEATS. Tickets to be had of the Trnsteos, Officers ? tives of the Fire Department and at ine ofice ot JOHN 8. GILES, FO Elizaheth street. Treas HENRY. att ‘ARD er, 21 Kilzabeth street. Culer Enatne WILLTAM HALL & SONS, ‘29 Broadway, And at the : ACADEMY ystc during the day and eve baghiage ning. juny ‘Boxes seale for ten persons, $2) cach, to be had of the Commitice, JAMES Y. Pa PRt ets cauhar'n ‘Commmtige of Trusiees va Beaeds, HOADW AY T Mr. B.A. Marshall Mr. F. 8. Conw Seccnd week ; ° Siage Mauagoe 1 ibe renowned comedi@th CHAKLES MATHEWS, A VACHELOR OF ARTS. Mr Uharles Mathews or) Mr.O.Mathews Mr. W. Davidgo Luarry Jasper (iis or 7 ROME retta, A, original chars. Capt. Patier, with song LING MINSTR OWERY THEATRE, TW OF THES RQUE fvily announes TRIAN SEASON, thal on liking a leawe of presenting, que Imperial, Paria m open at 636; commence at? NING, NOV, 23, 1857, as Harry Jasper, Mrs, Hoey (irst time) as Adol GREAT TRIPLE TROUPE of American, French and G ! first Gymnasts nr of many thonsan ‘The manager confident- vtof the patrons of the Howe os himself that the entertalument olleted by Unig Notwithstanding engagements the POSITIVELY NO FREE Lis’ Monday and Tresda Miss Laura Keone URTON'S NEW THEATRE, BROADWAY. Monday—Creat success of the comic pictorial drama, in three acta, entled VARIS AND LONDON, Mr, BURTON as Thomas Trot, ns originally played by him. ‘The Grand and Beantifuly from Boulogne to London, exhibiting a Stores on Fire, a Wreck and Raf, and Moonlight View, several now and brilliant scones at Paria and London. THE AMERICAN AGROBATS, ot Athievw, will go through a series of wom- Geo, Jordam 6) cents exch, may he ro dinys in aden’ A group of eve er MOvINg exe. kered eaves when a variety of da.ces and mirthful performances SEA OF ICH. Ithas heen lavishly produced tn all the prine cipal cities of Ameriea and England, to nay nothing of France, whence the original is obtained. In some places it has been received with enthusiasm; in others it was a dead failure. Laura Keene bronght it out for the third time, but the threat that aiter ia that, al though a spectacular dara in the laggest sone of the word, " y to make it aneceed. The plot of ‘the piece required to he unfolied with care and skill. There are several important parts that cannot be en trusted to feeble hands, It was only in those places wh good stock company was at band that “The Sea of Te with its meriis—whieh, al though lengthy, are real. In Baltimore we believe the piece edt the principal eo elieve that he had and that his talents contribute to a st BURTON'S NEW YORK DIRECTORY, ‘Thomas Augustis Piccadilly. A new piece in relearsal for Thanksdlving. OOS BULLDIN Henry Wiggs. Ethiopian Minstrelsy. DOGS IN THE Tickets % centa, Doora opow at 6, o commence at 73g o' dock, Ing with Bleeker IMPIRE HALL, BROADWAY. GRAND GALA WEEK. Two exhibitions dally ‘clock in the afloe- d nt 8 o'clock in the evening. 8 ARCTIC VOYAGES, ya grand series of paintings, poe ‘Then tn the seonic ngs done Deiter than nt Laura rt magnificently illustrated tray ing the Wondera of the Monday, Nov. 23, 2 Tuesday, Nov. 24, at Wednesday—hve Thursday—Thanks) iiles all that eare and expert cheerfully lavished. Our engraving prevents Mins Keene in her eflective part of Ogar' o—at Teast stich ia the ingention, bi the varied attitude, the jousand things, in fact, in which naure and art are ‘OLAR REGIONS. M. and 8 evening. ‘y—at P.M. and Reve'g. ng day—Three exhibitions, commone- clock and s o'clock, erica of In the new galleries of the door from Broadway, in T ‘tional Academy of Dosign, one m 9AM. USP. cents; Keason take , that although ere ition mate to them of salaries in conformity with the commercial ingency, yet a temporary arrangement has been conc! HE EXUTMITION OF atthe out ART Ve WILL REMAIN OF from 9A. M. to 6 P seanon tickets will NTINGS, BY MODERN AR- FURTHER N M, ana from 7 t stain their privile due notice will ix well lighted and warmed. y tostate, in justice to the mbers of the orehestra and the chorus, ‘as well as to the ¥ B. FRODSHAM, Secretary. NEW NATIONAL oa8 In making a proportionate re A tew of the princl RITLIANT OP RY JONN TRYON, sing unlessypatd At the Nation AL Garpex, St Bowery, between Grand and director not to open the exception, should onsented to « mutual arrangement, which his been he press—an act of indis- yet, from anxiety to prevent a catas fifty people with families ployment, and from a yatford to the American public an epp at least a few nighis, one of the Ww six in celebrated work, which has been for preparation, the director has his determination, and to announce for On MONDAY Evening, Nov. 23. This troupe comprises most of the Old sud New, Worlds, and is the only legitimate Circus that ‘ork city for upwards of six Pp And gymnastic exercises are audiehee surrounding the entire arena, —every spectator having a full view of all that is performed inthe ring. Amoug t the distinguished Fenech Kquestrienne, MADAME TOURS who has no equal in her Also, first appearance in Aruetica of the celebrated Germam id AQUA AND SONS. Wyatt, Mr. 8. Jacksoo, lebrated riders of the has appeared in New ¥ tents of horsemans! pon the ground— vither hemlsphere artists, the worid Mons. A. Blegrist, Mons. W machinery, new proper ; his establishinent ig s0 cele: Masterr Ferdinand aud Theod Little Bobby Williams st will be the strongest ever presented, including MADAME ANNA DE LA GRANGE, fa boat of other Indies and gentlemen, whose names car in the prograturees i Director of the } AMES M.NLXON cus is Well Warmed and pleasantly Fquestrian Manage a : Mit ARDIL ventilated throng! y Day (Thnraday) will be given three au . Afternoon and Evening to this grand composition crrangement hes been made with he inanagetment of i$ BROADWA are respecttully tf new and beautiful ‘ mittees ‘will ind tt replete |, OPPOSITE. i y convenience, having id dresmitig room ‘capable of seating five hundred persons. procure a thorough ventilation, of accommodat- era, and the popular dansouse, eA ROLLAL elegantly furnished parte f seats will commenceon Friday, ©. Brensing’s & Sibell’s stationary store, 29 Wali street, Even For particulars from A. Mutt a K COUNTRY’S SINEWS; Or, The Me Mr. H. Waikins, and re- the Mexican War. man Gray, the mechanic and volunteer, Mr. 11. Watkins; aries Howard. Tn 3 ntided LUCK'S A NAME, and the langhabie piree of FAMILY JARS, or The Aquarta, Happy Family, Livin ittance 25 cents; children ander ten, 0 MORROW, CONCERT. —L. on the HAKP, at the Conservatoire de la Mat YLORE THEATR NEWARK —THIS EVENING, RICH A nal Kiebelien by ss Wasson; and the faree of THAR Nan by Miss Kate Anderson. D_CTARACTERISTIO er, 61 Franklin street, 6 doors east of Broad~ ¥ ni hire for balls, parties, masqnerades, &e.; whiskers, moustaches, nigger wigs and beards, atrica ls supplied. Any style of theatrical wig made ou four C00D FOR NOT PF. FISH. THEATRICAL A TANTED—TWO YOUNG LADIES, A DANCING GIRT. ot the season, a short distance fre Addrese T. B., Wand 2, with vorma sad moging girl, . the elty: salary must he moderate, aturday and Monday, 3 wilerview would be convenient, $20.000.00 avaiis nothing to the segar importers rons applications domestic aud (Germ: Doors open at 6 o'clock, to commence at 7}4 o'clock. PAST MATINEE, nv. 6, a2 P.M, jounee that in order to aecommodate those FORFEITED AND NO CHARGE UNLESS cured.—Dr. HUNTER cures when the treat ment of other physicians and all other remedies fail drop ie your coly reliance for a thorungh eure in certain tig sion street, the only place now so Known for the very many extraordinary cures it has perform- ed whhout diet of hindrance from business, when all other remedies only drive the disease in the blood. $Lonly. pevures the patient from secoudary attacks, and ia the remedy on earth thatdora tt. Tr ware of a bandbiil stating that Dr. Hunter has removed. N INJFCTION FOR THE CURR OF DISEASES OF A certain nature —Dr. Mortons remedy ia offered to thene who may need & aafe and speedy cure without the em ment of internal medicines. This may Price 8 os RING'S, 9d Broadway, 37 cok, ‘rice SL. old at iy way, 376 Grand sir M2 Hudson street, and 189 Sixth arenes’ ert le Diable' will consist of the whole of Belliai's lothera and see. ER and Mr. PERKIN! parts, to be bad at the Academ: reserved seats. Amphitheatr; Doors open at Iby. to commence at 2. be purchased Un! |= represented will be found al R. CORRITT IS CONSULTED CONFIDENTIALLY AP ‘92 Hndaon streot, near Canal He warranta & cure Recent cases cure? in two or ree R. WATAON'S NRW WO) eabanstion, wily ve kindly volunteered Miss Maria . Brainerd, . Clementi, Mine vs ir. 0. W. Reames, Sig. Donnize RB. RALPH'S OFFICES, BRO. , CORNER: D of Tenth street, Hours, th Land after is tse eves 19 DUANE STRERT, cana, Boe ‘diplomas bis office. MEMPER OF KT, HAS FOR THR ned his penetion Hy tbe treats private uma of migplaced conf tence n call on him with the certaluty of bemg radically cured. R. COOPER, 14 DUANE STRE inst twenty ain years con! R ALONG SEP RR OF TRA Ke a, in whieh he hae without an io- WATSON HAS FO! con*ned his seention ireated not les stance of failure. tion to busin cae or chan, 10 contain diseme: ty thoumand on. let De, Walavn tin ntil 9 at at be ws foe cosrh wont Formerly Surgeos to the Lock Hospital. CTICR.—C. D. HAMMOND, M.D. Pr. f Paria, (who is the anrgecn ow sexual system.) am 4 ._ of this city, may be sceeee One Dollar MARRIAGE GUIDR-A BOOK ESBLY FO Owe h ine ant the adttens, Fhe’ : te i i El ee Z 2 ae 2 5 i ’