The New York Herald Newspaper, December 2, 1857, Page 4

NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1857 moned two of the linguists before him and put various | Me Recent Extensive Mall Robberies and Fiestrtcn) ont Meet a ciuigs. | pre ton wnacnnanne te acne EN estes io them, the subject of these questions being Arrest of Wm. T. Tuckerman. by ope arp eron Koy tr, Ma- | A? A—THE MEMBERS OF JACKSON LODGE NO. PER CENT BELOW COST. "AMES GRAY & CO. state of affairs in Hong Kong and its vicinity. He also [From the New Haven Register, Dec. 1.] and farce of Baer rmedh wl + 5 are hereby required to be in attendance at their lodge 4 Great reduction in have made large additions to their stock of required the ede Re jeter that | 4 most important arrest took place in this city on Sun- | thews in two of his most popular aracters sont Toom on Thursday evening, $d Inst., at 734 o'clock, on busl- CL@AKS, MANTILLAS AND FURS, CHEAP EMBROLVERED COLLARS, been to Whampoa by an American ship. AS | day evening for extensive mail robberies committed with- | The amusements are to close wi the Wandering Min- | ness of umporiance. Per order. . HAW, R. 8. The subscriber is prepared to AT 90 CENTS, W TH 8 8. ‘s00n as the Governor General had perused thig letter he | ina few weeks past. These robberies embraced the en- | *tFel- Pan ose aut HEMMED STITCHED 1. C. HANDKERCHIEFS, erdered the officer in charge of the gate of the yamun t0 | tire letter mail on several occasions, made up at Philadel- | Nuwo’a Gaxoex.— Nicodemus,” in which Gabriel has | A THANKSGINING CARD.—THE LADIES’ HOME Cloaks, mantles tol tan tock Est tye have bi mform Howqua that his Excellency wished to see him, | phia, New Orleans and other points, for Boston; at least | very comical part, will be followed by M'lle Zantreta’s Missiouary Soslety desire to present (belr grateful ac- At rela on ie eae. and the expectant Taoutae (or of Circuit) Chin} | Phis, New Orleane and other te or esse tothers | astoulahing tight rope feats this evening. The Ravels, also, | knowledxementto their Kind friends who have so generously YOR Cast, AT marked down greauly tohrroulway, corner Waverley place. Wwas also desired to wait upon his Excellency. ‘The sud: | Of tes importance The officers of the Post Office De- | perform in the pantemime of ** The Magic Trampet.’? en ee ee eee: Tpaheerag ere 49 per cent below ens: prices. - = Sgt of the conference held by his Exceloncy with. here | partment, it seems, have been secretly on the alorLto | Bowmxx.—A grand equestrian acrobat and gymnaaio | Gases dunn and ap ppropriaie present 10 each of dhe 296 nnd 296 Canal sir iss MACKENEEE, | INEN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIRFS, &C.°AT A #A- in where a ry whom oa ming dept “entertainment be given by Sands, Nathans & Co.’s reo lission school. ha ee . enntiieedicts; 1 i ipa hl he Americns han cpr ere | Pt cel a hat et ME Hoe, soot ts | Seance ae cmag ete te Am | od al een eo dar ih oendomaay Sout | BG PNOAP GO eam mas ihe the General with $200,000 in the ing been placed in the hands of Mr. Holbrook, one of the | pe executed in the evening. families of neighbor! y BULPIN’S QREAT SALR, 100 de. white, do., at Is. 64. each. coont of hia permitting them to carry on trade (at Canton) | the missing mails were enie ie whic mata go by | , Boston's —Mr. Rogers, the Fnglish comedian, will malo ort itdies desirefo make special mention ofthe proprietors UB ere bernsret pew ot oe dollars, Oo donen adiea’ homauitehed do, at $225 per dosen. heretofore. his début to-night in “ Your’e Sure to be Shot,” and Mesars. is, by whowe accustom rality (hey re- do, at8 dollar mbroldered ambi worth ety Horn areas dein a | ve sre a nt | nn oeom ay "arr a nw | ae oe te ad i Re Wile Bie ate wn, | _ Seana am ,TB awe. ‘the Governor General, to pea to see there the Ameri- | car esti gation, ed that Springtield was ravestic.”” market and vicinity, who, in addition to food needed for the " aera fan Consul and other ‘offlcers, ald to selle with them rela- | Guo of the polite selected by the robber for his bold ope- | — Waitack’s.—Planche's comedy, entitled “A Lady in | fveasion, suppited «lan ‘S quantity sulable for distribution to Broadway. | [ACH SETS AND COLLARS, BELOW AUCTION tive ig hace given to the American merchants to | rations, but it was not until Sunday night, the 224 rl Difficulties,” and Lester’s comic drama of ‘Two to One,” | Manemiy iuand ie winter, savtnalilans von dat 3 BROADWAY. 473 | ~ Point d’alencon, trade at » Chintsum and other places. that any: discoveries wore made at that locality. ‘The | are announced for to-night. Mrs, Hoey, Miss Gannon abd | nin aid on the decosion, ne ney Are aie indebied for valu ATS Uoiintatan of sale of cheap silks . Point applique, Php Amer roe ‘lend on peor ee ag to eee cen tains from New 1 York and ‘Boston meet there, and ‘it was Messrs. Lester and Blake have characters. thay denire ‘Aino, ackzowlodgo the services af tho commat- | wut pe epened this morning. And silk robes, Valenciennes trimmed, Py rd with Leames but a GovernorfGeneral said he could Gane fow moments. witnout ight ort fastonings. On the [ Pinger pnteBieespobolae sare He ccdunne 128 the poet : UHommedien and'Heltrichy ot Wa t a market Also elegant alee bres PF epee eesias i Will be sold ont a party je on nothing in reference to this important matter | night in question Mr.Holbrook and Mr.Clark ofthe NewYork | yomantic. play calléd the «Bea of Ice,” have a rich treat | “thoi hanks nre' ane te Captatn Hi Aino rick foubeed silk robes for Reduced {rom AU BEEKMAN & COMPANY'S, 478 Broadway. without previously brin, th ject to the notice of 1¢ to Captain Hicks and the police of the the Emperor. iy Tiringing the subject to then fe Set ie the ee ee cessive) at | instore for them. Go and see the play to-night, Sixth precinct, for their gentlemanly and edieien service, by | ° By BEEKMAN & coMPany, a Lewers have been received from Foochow, stating that | the iesag no from |" ]rauan OrERa.—+ Robert Ie Diable”” (with tho great | Which the best order was secured during the day and evening, | rg P 473 "708 Broad ‘ the Daggage or mail car, took up their position therein ys Be MBAD, Memiounry. Continue to offer French embrolderice at 8 per cent below the committee (for supplies of war) at Nantai, the suburb the bridge, resolved on levying a tax on Patna opium of suo per chest, and $4 per 10 catties on Malwa and Turkey opium. ‘The Governor Generel took occasion only recently to in- form all the high principal officers, comprising the Princi- pal Committee for War Supplies, that as the barbarians now desired to treat for peace, some relaxation might be allowed in the strict guard hitherto maintained, and that with this view the (or certain of the) city gates might be epened, and traffic again permitted. Subsequent to the issue of these orders, reports were repeatedly received of Shaouhing Being greatly distressed by rebels, who, it ‘would appear, have invested that city. Direct were thereupon given for the despatch of some of the officers, saldiers, and braves who have been employed against the barbarians, to relieve the said city by extirpating the rebels, and accordingly a force embarked in seventy boats, under the orders of Soohai, bound to Kauming, @ district city near to Shaoub! ‘This force took its depar- ture on the 25th and 26th of July, and on the 2d inst. word ame that it had sustained a severe defeat, many of the ‘oats baving been burnt, and the whole force scattered. ‘Soohai himself was ca hag! missing. ‘The 20th of July being the Emperor’s birthday, all the provincial authorities were in attendance at gunfire, in the temple dedicated to his Majesty, where they did reverence before the sacred tablet. r seven days—namely, from the 26th of July to the Ist of August—they all appeared in public in full uniform, "The Atlantic Telegraph Enterprise. EFFORTS TO RECOVER THE SUBMERGED BROKEN POR- TION OF THE CABLE—THE WIRE AGAIN PARTED. PI bag antipe f 14)correspondence of the London Times. } e North of Steam Company's packet Loipsic, Captain Rivers, which has been employed in recovering the submerged cable, arrived here this morning and pro- ceeded to Keyham-yard. The operation was commenced by Mr. Bright, the engineer, on the 22d ult. The heavy imshore cable was under-run from the station at Valencia on a catamaran, formed of a timber framing beari a saddle fixed between two long was towed by the steamer. At jeg, which was attained on the lst of October, the gales having interfered with the work, ‘the bearings were taken, and the wire was attached to Maree chain cables, fitted with buoy, at a short distance apart, for connexion with the ocean line to be laid next oy 4 when operations will recommence. On Thursday, 5th instang, after the wind bad abated, the steamer ‘went 10 miles out, stappled the light cable, and com- wenced hauling in, the aid of a small engine on deck, which was calculated, with the machinery attached. to draw about two miles per hour, in fine weather, an a mile and a quarter when there was much sea on. About 83 miles of the ocean wire—and the remainder of the imshore cable, about five miles—were thus recovered. ‘At a quarter past 4 o'clock on Friday, the 6th instant, ‘when a heavy swell and sea prevailed, the wire parted. rhe there was rocky, and it is not improba- Dle that the wire, which {s capable of a strain of four tons, was broken by the uneven char- acter of the ground; the drift of the steamer making ‘very little way with the wind on her quarter would tend fo bring @ heavy strain upon the cable if it lay in a cleft. ‘The weather was very rough and unsuitable for the work —the Atlantic swell being always heavy at this season; and the recovery of the remainder must be post ‘anti! next spring, when a small steamer will be sent to meet the , and to assist in making the splice with the shore end. It is very satisfactory to know that the submery wire ‘ears no appearance of injury, and the whole of the re covered cable can be used again. There is, of course, a Mttle rust on the twelve wires which protect the inshore cable, but on rubbing with the finger they become bright again: none of the gutta percha coatings are disturbed, and the of the wire seems to have stood exceedingly well. In manufacturing the inshore cable ‘an outer wire would occasionally break, when the part was lashed round with smaller wire. These lashings are also undisturbed. ‘The telegraphic cable in the Agamemnon is passing at the rate of about a mile per hour from her hold to the tanks. It goes Lap a composition of tar, pitch, linseed @il, and beeswax, and is coiled in circles so compact as to prevent the admission of air, About 250 miles are landed, and there are a thousand yet on board. In order to facili- tato the departure of the Niagara for New York her wire was discharged with greater rapidity, and a portion of it ts now passing a second time, but more slowly, through the composition, to make its ‘application more complete. An asphalted roof covers the sii which are secure! caulked to insure the entire ration of the cable wit ‘the solution, which will liv prevent any oxidation from setting in. The old powder magazine on the north wile of the Keyham Docks is filled with the machinery, hawsers, buoys, lamps, and other stores appertaining to the enterprise. Markets, Loxpoy, Tuxsnay Evenixe, Nov. 17.—Secan.—There is complete alteration inthe market to-day; almost every ene seems disposed to take a more favorable view, par. ticularly the trade, who are buying freely, and the advance is about 4s. pe ewt. from the extreme depression of las week. The following are the particulars —Mauritius, 8,138 bags; black, 295. to 30s. 6d. ; low to good brown, 23s.’ to 36s,; fine, 37s; middling yellow, 40s. to 4is. Bengal, 546 bags good bright yellow Bally, 46s. to 496. White Cossipore, 542, 6d. to Ss. Privately, 1,060 heads of West india have been sold, and of Cube and lorto Rico about 1,000 hogsbeads at 36s. to 44s. for brown to gool yellow; 2,260 boxes Havana at 36s to 41s. 64.; and 2,500 bags’ Mauritius at 36. to 388. per owt; 400 ‘heads Molado have also been taken at 28s. per. cwt. , COFFEE, AND SattPerRE.—There were no public sales, and the markets are very dull and inactive. Tattow.—The tallow market has been very flat to-day, 478, having boon accepted for the year, 488, to Sd. for January to March, 498. to 6d. for March’only, closing ra- ther firmer. Livervoot Corron Market, Sarurpay, Nov, 14.—There has been an improved trade demand for cotton to-day, the sales exceed 7,000 bales. Prices are the turi ‘and much less offering. , Nov. 16.—For cotton to-day the demand has been very moderate, and the sales do not exceed 5,000 ‘bales—1,000 on speculation and for export. Prices are Barely up to the quotations of last Friday. Turspay, Nov. 17.—We have to report a very flat cot- ton market. the trade operating with uncomrmon caution, and the sales do not reach 1,500 bales—200 for export. Prices irregular. THE VERY LATEST. BY TELEORAPH FROM LIVERPOOL TO SOUTITAMPTON. @rom the Liverpool ao amend York Associated Liverroot, Wednesday, Nov. 18—2 P. M. A despatch from London, just received, quotes Consol form at 893; 0 894 for money, and 90 for account. ‘The Baltic’s news from New York Nov. 7, did not be- ‘come fully known tf! this afternoon. and as yot its effects ave not been developed. Our cotton market to-day rather quiet, but steady. ‘The demand for breadstuits not improv: Laverroot, Nov. 18, 1857. COTTON. After the departure of the Africa, on the 1th inst., the Deoyancy of the cotton market, which was reported in our despatch of that day, was maintained uhtil yesterday, when the upward tendency of prices was sensibly checked, without, however, any apparent cause, and the market closed very dul at about the quotations of Iast Friday, and with sales of about fifteen hyndred bales, mostly Rast India descriptions. The sales for the past three days foot | up 13,500 bales, of which speculators and exporters took 1,200 bales. We quote:— Pair, Middting . a ft 7 These quotations, however, are nearly nominal. BREADSTUFFS. ‘The downward tendency of our breadstuff market, re- ported by the Africa, has steadily prevailed at all points during the past three days, and quotations of American flour are generally reduced from last Friday's prices, from one shilling to eighteen pence, and in some cases even two shillings per barrel. Wheat also has continaed extremely dull, and sales were made yesterday at a de- cline from Friday's prices of from three pence to four pence, and in rare cases six pence per bushel of 70 Ibe. Indian corn was very dull, at six pence to one shilling por quarter of 480 Ibs. PROVISIONS. ‘Tho market for every description of meats congaues without antmation, and prices are quite nominal. Lard sells in a retail way at 60s. SUGAR. As yet our market has not sympathized with the up. ward tendency of prices at London, The transactions here have been limited, and the market closed yesterday firm at about the rate current at the sailing of the Africa. ms COFFEE. ‘The market remains very quiet and prices are without quotable change SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE. ‘The fow sales mate ance Friday have been at Bs POT AND PRARL ASIBS. ‘Tho market is very dull at 388. Lorrerins in Grorata—The Legistatare of Georgia has unanimously pronounced lotteries to be a curse and a swindle, It is thonght that at the expiration bial a charters for lotteries no more will be near the maiis, and ready for Sy ener) , naturally supposing that the robber, his d being evil, preferred darkness rather than light. A moment’s suspense, and ootsteps were heard near the car and upon the platform. nan instapt the door opened and the expected visiter en- ered and instantly struck a match, ostensibly with which © light a segar, already ‘‘in position,”’ but really no doubt o see if all was right. During the momentary light from he aforesaid match, it is difficult to determine which had be advantage, Uncle Sam’s men or the lucifer match ad- venturar; but believing that the latter would have the best of it, unless something was done 5 re Holbrook (intending to pass himself and companion off as bona fide passengers, just stepping into the baggage car for a ‘smoke,”)’ coolly says to his assistant, “Tom, where's that you offered me?” To which “Tom” immediately responded by handing out the se- gar, Before even this was accompfished, the match had done its worst on both sides, tho watchers and the watched, “Give me a@ light if you please?” says Holbrook to the supposed robber, whereupon the favor was instantly granted, and both were smoking away, thus far equally in the dark! Pre- sently the train began to move, and the stranger moved to, jumping off while it was in motion. To carry out the ided of being ordinary passengers, the rest of the com- pany, joined by Mr. Ghapin, Postmaster of Springfield, ‘to continue on the train, believing that the object of the robber had been thwarted for that night, at least, if indeed, he had not been permanently alarmed. Not son, however, for the New Yord letter pouch from Boston was abstraeted that night, while the vigilant offieers were going east, towards Boston. Fully satisfied from this discovery that the employés of the railroad companies were in no way implicated, more rapid progress could now be safely made in ascer- taining who this stranger coujd be, when on comparing notes, the description answered well to that of a person who had frequently passed over the route, endeavor- too much success, to secure the contidence \ductor and men, particularly these on the Sunday night trains. No suspi- cion had arisen, however, as of course the loss of the mails were unknown to them, and yet it now appears his frequent passage and unusual familiarity had been made the subject of some conversation. Further exertions re- sulted ascertaining the name and locrliiy of this agreeable traveler, and aclose watch was set upon all his move- ‘ments, and every preparation made for his detection if he re] the robberies. just before the train left New York on last Sunday evening he arrived at the depot in Twenty-seventh street, but the special agent had arrived before him, and taken a — in the baggage or mail car where he could both ear and see without being seen or heard. On this occa- sion, as bad often happened before, the baggage of the suspected party consisted of a large trunk, which he de- clined to have marked for any particular point, saying that if he meta gentleman at Spi Id, where the trains meet, he should return to New York that night. ‘+All right,” says the baggage master, and tee aforesaid trunk was placed by itself, where it could readily be controlled by the final decision of its owner. in appeared in the bag- Before reaching Samford he gage car, where he was purposely left alone for a few mo- ments while *‘wooding ho and the opportunity was im- ee by transferring ew Orleans mail hb from its proper place to the trunk of uncertain destination. Becoming subsequently alarmed at an unguarded yet tri- vial movement of the Conductor, and being left alone for a moment while the hands Were “breaking up,” he as dexterously removed the deposits from the trunk back to their former position. The rest of the story can be told in a few words. At the depot in this city Mr.H. came out from his close juarters and at once arrested William S. Tuckerman as e author of all these buld mail robberies. Upon his person and in his valise were found the most overwhelm- ing evidences that no mistake had been made in the man, ‘and he was soon after committed to jail. The trunk referred to and its fixtures bear the strongest proofs of having been prepared for the illegal purposes to which it was put on this occasion, baying a peculiar lock to admit of its being opened without the slightest inconvenience, or noise of a key, and the valise which was found inside con- taining heavy iron weights, lest the lightness of the trank at one point, and heaviness at another, after receiving the mails, should attract attention and lead to suspicion. His uniform and gentiemanly deportment, and very re- spectable appearance, had prevented any suspicious among the hands as tothe object of his unusual civilities and familiarity—and his fondness for smoking aud liberal distribution of the best quality of cigars, had furnished the pretext, and paved the way for often riding inthe baggage car. 11 ix hoped that the lesson taught in this instance 0 the risk and impropriety of allowing outsiders in the cars orn provided for mails and ¢ will not be lost upon the managers and employées of New England and other rail- roads. The — was informally brought before United States Commissioner C. R. Ingersoll, yesterday, and his bail fixed at $20,000, His examination has not yet taken place. Tuckerman is about thirty-five yerrs of aee, and he was na iy! treasurer of the Boston and Maine Railroad Com pany. He has an estimable wife residing in New York. Affairs in Washington. [Correspondence of the Pennsylvanian. } Wasnixaron, Nov. 30, 1857. Arrival of Members—the Kansas Question—The President's Gen. Walker's Expedition. Members of the House of Representafives begin to ar- rive in considerable numbers,and a quorum will probably be here by the middle of the week. The usual caucas of the democratic members is announced for Saturday night, when nominations for Speaker Clerk and the other offlcers of the House will be made. The opposition press indulge inthe hope that some difficulty may arise in organining the House, growing out of the Kansas affair, In this they will be disappointed, Many of the Northern members avow themselves openly in favor of receiving the consti. tution, and admitting Kanaas as a State under it, without unnecessary delay, and none have taken position againat it. There is no aipestion to come to a hasty decision, but rather to wait for a full and impartial statement of the actual condition of things. In any event it is apparent that differences of opinion on the immaterial question of submitting the whole or a partof the constitution to the people, so long as the real issue is presented to them for decision, will not cause any distraction in the party. ‘That portion of the democratic press that committed itself against the Convention, on the faith of falee telegraphic ee is evidently reconsidering ita position, and radually falling into line. 1 may mention, also, as a fact ‘nown here, that the Chicago Times, 4 frequently quoted by the opposition, does not represent the views of Senator Dougan, nor is it all under his control, as has been gen- erally supposed, Its course is evidently dictated by sel- fish motives, rather than a real desire to promote the principles af the democratic ex: Tt has been stated in seme of papers that the esti- mates for the expenses of the approaching fiscal yoar will exceed seventy millicns of dollars, When it is taken into consideration that these estimates are within the control of the department, but made under existing law, it will be perfectly plain that the only way to cause a decrease this amount will be for Congress to repeal there laws and pase others that will reduce the necessary expenses. The speculations and predictions of the distant preas on the forthcoming message of the Presitent are most amusing in the federal metropolis. Whilst it i quite certain that the President will review the important events which have transpired during the pine months of his aad tnake judicious recanmendations for our guidance in the future, #0 that the evils of the past may be avokted, it is equally certain that not oue of the many jents who are at prosent thronging the city can say in truth of what the message will consist, or what recommendations will be made. It is all specula tion founded upon no weil ascertained fact. None of these gentlemen bave as yet seen this message, ant it ie not Itkely that they will see it before it is transmitted to Con ress. These rumors are just as near the truth as that one which was extensively circulated some weeks ago, that the Secretary of the Treasury intended to recommend ‘an increase in the rate of duty upon sugar and coffee. Many in this city bave expressed surprise that nothing been heard of Walker's filibustering expedi- tion by the arrival at New York of the California steamer Northern Light. These persons should recollect that the news by that steamer is from the lacie side of Nicara ua, Whilst Walker himself is somewhere in the Gulf. Fie taet war has been declared againet Cesta Rica by General Martinez is indicative of a mere propitious state of affairs for the furtherance of Walker's objects than has been anticipated by bis friends here. I can most readily believe, notwithstanding the fact that General Martin joined Costa Rica in ing his government, that Walker ‘will immediately attach himseli to Martinez. Indeed, I can also believe that Walker was well informed of the in tentions of Martines, before he left the United states, and that an agreement bad been entered into beiwoen them, by which they will not only be able to canse Costa Rica to sue for peace, but to defy the remaining Central Ameri can States. Indeed, 1 cannot but hope that Walker will weceed in giving a permanent government to Nicaragua, 1 in #ettling the feuds of these petty governments, since it # now tly plain that whilst they are jeft alone there will be nothing but ‘‘ wars and ramors of wars.” The balance sheet of operations on account of naval a propriations for the month of November exhibits that the amount draWn from the treasury, metuding sransfers, Was $1,652,453 90; the amount refunded, including transfers, to have been $263,056 69, making the net amount drawn amount to $1,388,708 21, Gexerat Warker—If General Walker and his men, who left hore on Saturday week, far San Juan, have been fayored with propitious weather, they are now on the threshold of their . Our best wishes are with them, and we cannot but hope for the most favorable results, The steamer Fashion, aboard of which they sailed, probably encountered a heavy storm in the Galf, but we hope she reached the Caribbean Sea before the storm arose. If a sate landing and debarkation were effected at Greytown, We may look for the return ot the Fashion within @ few days.—Mobile Mercury, Nov. 2. Naval Intelligence. The United States sloopof-war St, Louis was at Port Praya, (Island of St. Jago,) Oct. 80, all well, cast, headed by Carl Formes and Madame La Grange) is to be peeforeed for the second time at the Academy to-night. "ie Rolla and M. Brillant appear in the ballet. AMERICAN MuseuM.—Two excellent pieces—the drama of “Time Tries All,” and aonicanieniiiy weries: “Laugh and Grow Fat’’—are to be enacted this afternoon and evening. ‘The curiosities may be seen at all hours. ErniopPiaNism.—The managers of the colored opera pre- sent the customary varicty of novelties, including the farce entitled ‘ Married and ried” by Geo. Christy and Wood’s Minstrels, and ‘‘Shaksperean Readings’ by the Bryants. A Cincvs.—An extra performance is to be given at Tryon’s Circus, 84 Bowery, for the edification of the juvenile com- munity, this afternoon. An attractive bill bas also been issued for the evening. R. W. 18 EARNESTLY REQUESTED TO RETURN ti r is very sick. F, thet iy ‘HE SED THE DRI ving of Lr. on the corner of Wooster and Canal sts.,on Saturday, the Lith of Nov., be- tween 5 and 6 P. M., will send his ‘eas Lo the undersigned, he will confer @ great favor by #0 oat... HENRY CAMP, 86 West Twenty-ninth street, F THE GENTLEMEN THAT VISITED NO. 8 EAST Twen'y-seventh street on Thanksgiving evening, helped himself to an umbrella, hat, cap and two overcoats, will return the property a reward of twenty dollars will be paid and no questions asked, and hemay besides have another opportunity of borrowing them. F ANNIE LOUIS WILL SEND HER ADDRESS, OR state where an interview may be had, to William, box 2,089 Herald office, she will hear something of the "Joiner my pet” to her advantage. No delay, please. JRRORMATION FOR THE LADIES —DR. KING WILL in future devote his attention tothe treatment of female diseases only. His new remedy for removing obstruct correcting Irregularities, &¢., 18 the§ only safe and effect ageutin use, and wi generally prove successful in a few ‘adacd ih ti icetiun by onclnng 8 addr 1 Br }, de. wil ions by enc! to Dr. King, 491 Broome street, New York. i NFORMATION WANTRD—OF JOHN MATIONEY; BY his sister Ellen. Any information of him will be thank- fully received at 82 Forsyth street. W. RoW: SEARNESTLY REQUESTED TO RETURN + home. His father is very sick. F. 83.—TELL THEM TO DIRECT TO SWAN & CO., AU- + Busta, Georgia. RETURNED NICARAGUANS.—ANY PERSON WHO is knowing to, and will make an aflidavit concerning the death of Dr. HA. Stringer, who was attached to the hospital of Granada, and died in November, 1886, can have five dollars for his trouble by applying at 18 Gold street. [LLIAM WAKEFIELD, FORMERLY A er vw master in her Majesty's Seventy-first Highland Light Infantry, stationed in Ci nada, afterwards serving in the Third West India regiment, but now on half pay of the last named corps, will please send his address to Frederic Z. Seymonr, ., counsellor at law, box 1,248 Post office, n, Mass. ; or in case of his death, a reward will be given to any person who will furnish p: thereof to the advertiser. w. THE GENTLEMAN WHO CALLED AT GROVE Vocasireet twice one ‘Saturday call on Wednesday, at 5 o'elocl R. W. IS EARNESTLY REQUESTED TO RETURN + home. F- ‘Hie father is very sick. ON THE UNION Thursday, Deo. at 2¢ PM. Match fur to trot’ a mile and six bundred y: Course, on x ards balf mile. A fair heel aud toe $1,000. Jake while Mr. Adams walks one walk. IG, dic. en A OAR IPOD O DDS $5.000 TOdSYEST IN SRCOND HAND CLOTHING. 5 —Gentlemen wishing to convert clothing or other personal property into cash, ean ob\ain al least fifty per cent more by ‘calling -or sending thelr address to JAMES MORONEY, 4794 Pearl s reet, AST OFF CLOTHING.—LADIES OR GENTLEMEN J having any to dispose of, may receive a fair cast Wy e for the same by sending to or Addressing H. COHEN, 52 West Braodway, and 12 Laurens street, Ladies waited on oy Mrs. C. sit =a — WATCHES, JEWELRY, Se. REAT REDUCTION, WATCHES AND JEWELRY, bargains for cash, 'D JEWELRY At great The subseriber is now selling his stock of a: WATCHES AN! Diamond rings Diamond rings 23° Diamond rings... Hee & Diamond rings sepeeas 100 Gold gnard and chatelaine ebains. » Gold fob and vest chains. F 5 do. 2 Gold fob keys and seals, studs, sleeve butions, finger rings with seta, seal rings, plain gold rings, pure gold weddini rings, gold spectacles and eyeglasses, Eimbtes, ant pens and pencila, gold lockets, gentlemen's breastpina, silver spoons and forks, silver p naies and fruit knives, at much less cost than ever before offered. GEO. 0. ALLEN, Importer of watches and jewelry, wholesale and'retail, Tl Wall street, second tidor, near Broadway. EWELRY AND DIAMONDS FORTY PRR CENT LESS: than cost.—Louis Anrich, jewelry establishment, 685 roadway, (wo doors above Amity street, is now selling his welry, diamonds, watches, &o., at 40 per cent less than coat, Persona wishing to buy presenta for the holltays ‘will find i 8 ANRICH it greatly to their advantage by calAng at LOU) 1 Geo Broadway. wy LOST AND FOUND. OST—ON BOARD THE TOW BOAT N person of Joseph Bilbrook, clothed iu ‘green pair of pants, with sandy whiskers. brass ring on his left hand, it is sup) his person fifty dollars in notes of the Merchan’ bany, and New Jersey money. Any information respest him inay be sent to 6) Colamie street, Albany, or, to No. street, New York. GEORGE BILBROOK. O8T—IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, ON MONDAY night, a locket surrounded with pearls. finder Will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at the office of the Brevoort House. ————_——$ $$ OST—CHECK ON THE BANK OF THE REPUBLIC.— A check for eight hundred and fifty dollars ), drawn by Iaraci Sheldon, dated Dec. 1, Inds, “oredit ac- count, Geo, B. Satterlee,” and certt the Lots, A yocRsy AVENUR yp gl th wl ir ra gianses, ‘and of large size. The finter will racetven teerel reward by presenting Godfrey, Union square Post office, OST—AT THR ACADEMY OF MU ON MONDAY crening, « pogwetbook, containing « guia of money, aleo eek ot which payment has been stopped; alo a note, a by John H. MeCunn, for $400, and endorsed by Mathew oO, which ali persons are forbid baying of negotiating in any mauner, asthe Will not be responsible for the same. Any person returning the pocketbook and papers to 400 West street, ship chandiery, will be suitably rew: ‘O8T—A SMALL TOOTH SAFE KEY, BELONGING TO ‘one of Herring's patent. The finder will receive « gulta ble reward by returning the same at the office of Broadway, Phace Hotel, a BQ) CENTS CLATRVOYANCK MRA. HAYES, POR OV iwerty of Chambers street, and recently from Rpring treet, Thousands know that Mrs. Hayes is the best seeing, medical and business clairvoyant we have In Amerion Re kidence 463 Rroome street, between Elizabeth and Mott sta Satisfaction given, or no charge made 110 SPRING STREET,—CLAIR MOUR, typ most celebrated ela All d cured. Un fate and whereabouts of ab- Ratiafvetl Gray jon oF Ho pal ite original color without fail, ee STROLOGY.—MADAME LANE CAN BE CONSULTED any a i and absent friends. ane iaile all ANCE.—MR&. # Land business: about love, marr! the events of life, at 104 Ritzabeth street, near Grand. Ladies 2 cen’ ule cents, She eauses speedy marriages: STROLOGY.—MRS. FLEURY, 49 BROOME STREET, dives true information on all events of life by the glass of the planets, and anewere queations on aa, MArTiAN, absent friends, Ac., by magnetiam. She speaks Freneh, Rag lish and German fuited on All events of life, past, present and future, Fee 8 cents. The gip ase. speedy union; charge extra. The ipsy is without exception the only person that can give jucky numbers, 419 Canal street, near Sullivan. ULE. MARGUERITE LAMAREOUX WILL, UPON RE ceipt of 26 cents in Postage stampa, continue to give ® irwe picture of past, present and future events, and will send A daguerreotype of future wise or husband by enclosing § speeimen of writing, also a lock of hair. Address, with re torn ). Mile. Marguerite Lamareour, Broadway Post of- fee, New York. MM". A.W. SNOW, THE CELRMRATED NUSINESS clairvoyant, by the urgent solicitation of her frieats he consented to remain during the winter at her residence No. 8 (ireene street. room No. 7, second floor. She will find ay gent friends, loat or stolen godda, advise on business, giye de lineations of character. de, THE LECTURE SEASON. QIX LECTURES, FOR THR BENRFIT OF GRACE FRER AP aihareh, Wiliainabueg, Rav. Atveh Guion, Restor. Able ighty instructing, a ee ‘he aecond in (he course, abject, “Public ( iz and wre lecturer, the Rev. A. N. Li n, in Washington Hall, corner of Sonth Se ete, Williamaburg, (only three blocks from Peck slip ferry and Aands street care.) on Thursday evening next, Dec, 3, at half-past 7 o'clock. ‘Theketa, full course, $1; single Jectur, 25 cents, to be bad at the door. ee A WONDER.—THE GIPSY WOMAN CAN BR CON. wi il Fatiafaetion given. eret which will cause Ome OF RECEIVER OF TAX (NEW COURT House,) 32 Chambers street, New York, Nov. 1, 1867.— Notice is hereby given that one per cent will be added on the Ast day of December on all taxes remaining unpaid, also two per cent will be added on the 1th day of December. Checks ‘and bills on city banks taken. Envelopes containing money ‘and bills not received. No money recelved after 3 o°elock. WILSON SMALL, Receiver, FFICE MANHATTAN OIL ¢ way, IMPANY, 16 BROAD. New York, November 7, 1857.—The stockholders of this company are hereby notified that, in pursuance of a vote of the directors, a meeting of the stockholders will be held at the office of the’ company, on the first Wednesday in Decem- ber next, at 12 o'clock M., to take into consideration and ef- bi if desirable, a reduction of the capital Wi thousand dollars, Gring, to all jue and character.’ N. T. Carry}, Edward Learned, ven Jobn C. Meliory, Wm, Pollock, James M. Mo J R. Jones, Directors, ENSACOLA MARINE BARRACKS.—SEALE posals will be received by the undersigned until rida; 6th December next, at 12 0’clock, for furnishing the material and mason work for four large bui!ings and enclosing wa for Marine Barracks at Pensacola. nier’s work and plastering. | p ibitad at A.J, Maguin’s office, No. 4 Wall street, and fui ther information given, or at my room, No. 206 Western Hotel. Satisfactory references and bond fur the fuithful compliance of the contract will be required, F. A. GIBBONS, x r- HE SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL WILL HOLD its first annual festival tor the benefit of the poor at the City Assembly Rooms, on Wednesday and Thursday, Dec. 2 and 3. Music by Dodworth’s band. “Tickets fffty cenis each, to be had at the Catholic bookstores; also of the members o! ad Doors will open on e cautioned against treet. buying tickets from specu! REWARDS. $. REWARD —LOST, ON MONDAY NIGHT, NOV. 30, ‘atthe Academy of’ Music, a large black opera glass, in morocco case, both somewhat worn, The above reward will be paid on bape tt of the same at 427 Broome sireet, and no questions asked. $ REWARD.—LOST, ON MONDAY EVENING. NO- ‘vember 30, from White street up (o Thirty-secend wireet and Foi feniie, & pocketbook. containing $0 in small billa ‘and som ra. ‘The finder will receive the above reward of the owner by leaving it at 202 Broadway, REWARD.—STOLEN, ON THE 27TH NO’ j¢) a black beaver cloth Overcoat, sack pattern, the lining and binding soinewbat worn, the same, or the pawn ticket, if pledged, to Patten’s Hotel, reenwich and Warren sireets, will receive the above reward and no questions asked. REWARD.—STRAYED FROM 78 WEST ELEVENTE e) “street, on the afternoon of Tuesday, Dec. i, a young ye terrier, color blueish gray, short tail and very ‘short cut ears, hair long and wavy, seven or eight inches high. An swers to the name of Nelly, 1B REWARD<LOST, ON SUNDAY, GOING FROM 67 Cumberland street, Brooklyn, to’ Plymouth church, # ladty’s porte m ie or purae, containing $0 to $35. The finder will receive the above reward amd the owner's hearty thanks by leaving the same at 67 Cumberland street, Brook. lyn, or atthe Sun oifice, New York. 10) REWARD — Lost, FROM, 4 ART, WHILE moving from Brooklyn to New York, two boxer; one containing velvet basque, the other sundry small ar. ticles ngapparel. The above reward will be. pakl on the return of the above boxes and their contents to No. &3 Weat Twenty tifth street. REWARD—FOR THE RETURN OF A YOUNG $10 black and tan slut, which strayed from 49 Lafayette ‘on Tuesday, November 17. At the time (he dog was and tail were not cropped. lost or stolen the $5! REWARD.—LOST, A GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN ~Aun old fashioned double case watch, with a raved on the outside case—and the name of he aubscei he back of the inside case. Any person who will return it, or leave it where itean be got by the subscriber, will be paid $60, and will have no questions asked, or he will be paid more than the real valv W. ORAVE West Nineteenth street, S200 REWARD Most, PASSING Bowery down G Broadwa: nyim’s Museum, a pocketbook containing about bills, mostly Kaatern money of varieus denominations. ever will return the. sa give any information that may lead to ite recovery shail receive the above reward by calling ‘on HG. Davis, TI Liberty street, up ataira, back office, of the watch. A! FROM THE to Bar- TMustrated RAILWAY GUIDE, For December. 1 vol. 12mo, 288 pax Price twenty five Containing One large steel plate map, Seventy separate maps, An index of telegraphic stations, The Istest me ladle, ‘Through routes from the East to the West, with mapa; interesting reading matter. No traveller should be without this railway guide, He ean fee at what ume be Will arrive at any station, what place be ix coming Jthe ronte he should take, The volume will also be found to be an excellent means of whiling away time on a journey, besides being an excellent way of making him- self familiar with the geography of the country through which he passes. D. APPLETON M6 an & CO. publishers, ‘48 Broadway, New York. HOTELS. ORTLANDT STREET MOTRL, ‘No. 23 Cortlandt street, Board from #2 to 81.) per d Feduced from #10 BT RKBINS, Proprietor, KEKPING.—A FAMILY OF FIVE OR . Wishing to retrench expenses at a hotel in live in equal style aud have to them OTEL OR 10! neven perso’ or housekeeping, selves the entire control of four rooms, on the first floor, in One of the best localities in this city, wholly or partly furnish ed: rich carpets, chandeliers and gas fixtures In every room, Clothes press, drawers, closota, shelves, hot and cold water, ‘tc. To avoid curiosity and annoyance, address Madison Square Pont office and Herald office fur an interview. Terms BSTER HOUSE, CORNER OF BROADWAY AND Waverley place, fa now open for the reception of guint. Connected is & first class restaurant, Stted up in a auperior ntyie, ‘with private supper rooms for ladies and gentlemen, where ‘all delicacies of the, sasson wil be served by at ive servanta. trance No. ‘aver! WM. W. SMT, Pro . Mr, Joseph Flynn, late of Waverley Restanrant, also of the Fea View House, Highiants, N. J., would be happy to meet Dia friends at the abuve house. SEGARS. ‘AVANA, DOMESTIC AND GERMAN SEGARS ARE now bain noid at rulnously low rates, for ca@, at my estab |i Purebasers are particularly invited exarm- ine invoices which are be! ‘closed ont to pa jl Or CHEEKS TF Broatway. YOUNG LADY, SLIGHTLY ‘of obtaining one seat in Calvar, diate reiaty, = pire spare will please addre; terms, Bc., an soon as possible. —— ns HORSES AND CARRIAGES, - OR BALE—A FINE LARGE BAY HORSE, aye it ANDS high, 7. fe ree from years old, of splendid carriage Ag ere ais very, fast 240 Broadway, corner Fortieth street. iricks, sullable for a Woetor or express man. 15 hande high, SALE—HORSES, WAGONS, SLEIGIS, HARNESS, OR F robes, bells, Ac. light carriages and buggies, bust besa, express and igha, large (wo rocers’ wagons, 100 horse cuttera and business sleighs for el Nevins street, corner of Fulton a 1OR SALE—A STRONG TEAM OF BAY HORSES, 15% hands high, eight years old, Rind and gentle in single or double , and suitable for farming or any other herd work. Will be kold cheap for cash, the owner having no fur ther use for them. Apply at Norris’ arcade ‘able, Lis Clin ton piace. OR SALE, CHEAP FOR Casi mda, five years old thi tion, sound and free from an very fast: sleo a uptendid summer, Weight 210 Iba. Brewster before Saturday next will be sent out of town. Fe information inquire of JOHN HORTON, 631 and 6% Broad war, between DAM. and 3P. M ORSES AND CARRIAGES —A ROSEWOOD PTANO Of the very best quality will be taken in trade fora rior horse, famous for, hls Rose wood, Herald office. LRIGHS, SLEIGHS, SLEAGHS —THE SURSORTBRRS © bave on hand, at 114 Wanren street, a large assortment of pleighs of their own make, which they offer for sale at man: Prices. ROWAY & ELMBR, faeturer ANTED. —A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO PUR pair of carriage horse ot lesa than sixt s preferred; must be well broken, warranted stylish drivers. Address J. A., Herald office ANTED—A SKOOND HAND ONE HORSP GO0SE. neck sleigh and robe—eingle seated, and must be cheap, for which cash will be paid. Address A.A. D., Herald office, for Uhree days. cheap, at No. 10 nie, Brook!yn A SORREL MARR, fall, fine style and ve od bottom and ean trot MATRIMONIAL, ATRIMONTAL AN AMPRICAN GENTLEMAN, IN the vigor offmature manhoot, aged 45, never married, of the highest reapectability. residing in thie city, of refined, tem porate and domestic habits good presenes, a Kind and an affectionate disposi I. bier character, and an T am honest and aincere and trast the lady jthat responls Will be the mame, Refer ences exchanged after the usial preliminaries have been set HL, New Med vi a confidential correspondence. Address: York City Post office beauty and speed. Address | 475 POW MTawis AND CLOAK. Our large stock of shawls of ev description, including many Dew and exelusiventylen, ncevodased'y ONE HALF SHEIR ORIGINAL COST, Cloaks in velvet and beaver, select and elegant in Foch ‘and made of the richest materials, imported, are all red wper cent ip price. tia in our extensive establishment an assort- SHAWLS AND CLOAKS, More varied and tasteful than can be shown in house in the United States, CHARLES bie" & ‘To be sold for cash. SOLOMON & HART, No. 2443 $200.00 Have determined, in consequ derangement, to elone Stock at on Curtains of Brocatel, 0" way. WORTH OF Upholstery goods Tie present, monetary pi ‘Worsted and German ka, Made and Est up at prices to suit the times, ‘They would esp call attention to their select stock of or Wishing to keep their ini Workmen em, vyed During the winter, they wi contract to paper and decorate Private dwellings at cost prices. Their stock of ‘Window shades ‘Comprise every variety and style, which must be Cloned ings. ou Before Janus. | finriguso Femoral to their new store, ut regard to cost, Lace and muslin enrialngy, tornices and bye tew 83 per cent less than the cost of importation, A’ RICHMOND'S, 587 BROADWAY, Opposite the Metropolitan Hotel, Another large lot of RICH EMBROIDERED AND VALENCIENNES LACE SPTS For $10, worth $20 and $25; also collars, $1 50, worth ge, with the whole of our stock, whieh has been marked jown 20 to 50 per cent leas than cosi, and of the latest styles, Thia a an opportunity seldom offered tothe ladies wishing. 0 make presentsabout the 8. aa bert vem, RICHMOND'S, 887 Broadway Amo SALE rivate contrae! By 1 UNDgR DEED OF ASSIGNMENT, br the henefit of creditors. The whole of the immense stock of dry goods at COLUM- RIAN HALL, No. 251 Grand street, is now rapidly selling off. reviourly ann ae preniwTtH ounced, OUT ANY RESERVE, FOR CASH. ese large assortunent of neh and English merinos, Cobourgs, alpacas, paramatiaa, ‘And defain os, Saxony all wool plaids, CLOAKS, MANTILLAS AND SHAWLS, Fringes and trimmings, by the yard or piece, French, English and American priuta, “Marseilles quilts and counterpanes, Laas and muslin draperies, In seta amd by the yard, HOSIERY, GLOVES, EMRROIDERIES, RTC. The linen department in repicte with # variety of the best fabrics, and consists of Irish linen shirtings, Damask table ‘Naphi the, doylios, towels, Barusiey and Scotch sheetings, Pillow casings, &c., Ae. The above is not one of the fictions emanating from'a de- signing jobbing house, to effect w sale at retall of their shop Worn accumulations of years, but ® bona, tude sale, to clowe the business of an unfortunate retail merchant. CHARLES G. HOOK, BAURY, FARRINGTON & LESLIE, 623 BROADWAY, will ser, until January I, their’ entire stock of em: broideries, laces, mourn! + at from 2) w &) per cent below manufacturers’ prices. Embroidered collars from &) cents to $8; Worth from $1 to $16, Embroidered sets from $1 to $15; Worth from $2 50 to Mourning sets, our own manufacture, for 75 ce Mourning sets, imported, for 25 cents. jon goods, infant resses and ro up lace goods, their own’ peculiar styles, at proportion: ably low prices. Lg & ©O., 198, FULTON STREET, OFFER in penta in black and colored ladies’ cloths, from 25 'o $2.50, heavy black and colored beaver cloths from $2 0 to $4. BARGAINS IN FAMILY LINENS, Of every deseription, including linen sheetings and shirt- ings, diapers, napkins, table damasks, pillow case linens, doylles, &e., te. ec, SPRCIAL ATTENTION IS REQUESTED to this stock, which we are now offering at GRE. i RIOES, LORD & TAYLOR, Nos. 205, 257, 250 and 261 Grand strent, and Nos. 47 and 49 Catharine street, Beck Lyons Ververs, AL, WIDTHS, * At reduced prices, By BEEKMAN & CO., 473 Broadway. om CLOAKS!! HERKMAN & Have now on hai Jo black plato and ribbed beaver. Brown plain and ribbed beaver. Also splendid plush { various colors. Biaek veivet circular and sleeve cloaks ALL AT REDUCRD PRICKS. ONTINUATION SALE AT RETAIL ‘OF JOUN N. GENIN'S STOCK OF FURS, At anetion prices, At the anction salesroom, 388 Broadway. cl e made ready fo obtained at the re- on and tho: purchase, yok nat cond rm offered at ihe prices every opportunity to bry ” y artiele they may wish iment of Russian anble, Hudeon May sable, Mink, atone marten, Mutts, ctf, Siberian aguirrel, Collars, gloves, ‘Chinehilia, Muttiors, &e. Kock marten, £¢., &e. 5 Sleigh and lap robes in profnsion, also a eboice assortnent of children’s furs in every variety. Cm AND SKIRTS AT AN IMMENSE REDUCTION. Corsets 75 cents and 81 Worth $150 and $2, At MKS GAYNOR'S, 843 Broadway, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth NHANTILLY AND POINT LACES, Just received per inat steamer. Point app¥aue, ‘Chantilly barbes, Point a Uaguille, Colftures, capes, Honiton, raleneiennes, Veils, flounces, es Mechiin sets, aa Taces for - ill be sold at as great a reduction as our early im, - tone. MILEER & GRANT, 105 Irosdway EAP PLANNELS! CHEAP FLANNELS!! Bhaker Aennel only 80 conta per yard. i. we Me] oh a styles equally reduced, FT ee ed iaY rey BEEKMAN & COMPANY, 43 Browtway. Mig BROADCLOTHS, CASSIMERES, FSATI- in, binnkets, black silk, dela! mus! inens, rints, Gannela, &e.. for eale, wholesale and retail, by WM. MATHEWS, No. 64 Catharine sireet. FROM AUCTION. bleached musling, cotton @annels, deik ings, duck, domestic ginghams, jeans, prints, &e., & ie, Al SUPERIOR SHAKER FLANSELS, cases ived. Retailed at 2e. #1. te aie LORD & TAYLOR, Nos, 285, 257, 299 and 261 Grand street, and Nos # and 49 Catharine street, XTRA SUPER OLOTH GLOVES, Pr ¥ lined, with and without far cuffs, WO dozen at TS cen’ vai. mt TO Cormer price $1 and $1 25, , UNION ADAM’, 1 Broad: MBROIDERTES FOR THE HOLIDAYS. LE BOUTILLIER BROTHERS, have just purchased At extraoedinary low rates for cash, 4.000 embroilered collars of aupertor work and can ell (hema at half ibe usaal price. Also, Embroidered handkerchiefs, agumeaat. i.e ®) Canal st., and 47 Howard st. F CLOAKS AND. CIRCULARS, (ADB and most approved manne, | ty heute Pow RETAIL Of Fancy and LORD A 1 ck Cloth, Velvet, Plush, &e., de. JP OF MANUFACTURE Nos, 285, 256, 257 and 281 Grand at. ad Now. 47 and 49 Catherine Get REDUCTION IN. EMBROADERIKS AND LACRS, 1,000 cambrie collare, at 26 eenta, Freneh matin collars, at 80 centa. 2) French embroidered aeta, at $2 60. M40 embroidered handkerchiefs, at AYLOR, ane ta, at 86. . ValencierMes ince set, Point inde ete, Medal'ton sete, Point applique seta, Joniton wet Thread lace ws | Bick Ince vets, eoittr great varkety, and at & p FL*AYE BiogED STINTS AND DRAWERS, Warm, comfortable and durable, wo ceniacach, Former price #1, UNION ADAMS’, nhs e ra 501 Broadway. | 1 ADIE® PATENT MERINO UNDER VESTS, 4 Warranted not to airink in washing 1) cones each. The sale of these goods will he continued thia week, AL UNTON ADAMS, Bl Broadway. “ADIR® UNDERGARMENTS, READY MADE, OR 4° made to order, as cheap and strona, s home made. Mea Poirier aad Thirty Grst streets, 1,071 Broadway, between Thirti the cost of importation. Also, A new lot of embroidered crape collars and seta, musito nets, Infante’ caps, of the best styles, at coat prices. EW CLOAKS—NEW CLOAKS, ong 40 art D BLACK BRAVER CIRCULARS ill be ready for sale this week, At half ibe uaual p: ‘as follows:— 20 beantiful biaek do, ai. 18 ‘a large quantity of unmannfactared materials, and with « view of giving employment Wo his hands, for the remainder of the season TO MANUFACTURE NEW CLOAKS of the ve atylea, and to it ther for gaa AT AACA COST ‘OP MATERIAL AND. LABOR, - Bueb an opportunity as this has never yet been offered. GRO. BULPIN, 361 Broadway. EW SILKS. LATEST PARIS STYBES. $65,000 ‘WORTH OF RICH"BILKS, ON CONSIGNMENT. Muat be wold within thirty days, REGARDLESS OF COST. JAMES GRAY & CO. bave made a further reduction in the eof the above goods, and would call the attention of Ia- Hes to the opportupay they now have of making selection from the largest assortment of uew and desirable goods to be had in the city, and at prices far below anything yet offered. OUR REGULAR STOCK At 2 por cent below cost. 729 Broadway, corner Waverley place. DCI NE THOUSAND FULL SIZE .ULAR CLOAKS, seven AL and ® half dollars; One thousand do., of thick gray beaver, ‘At nine dollars, ‘One thonsand superfine de, atten dollars, will be added ta BULPIN’S great sale, during the present weak, at 361 Broadway. LAID WOOLLEN SHAWLS, LONG AND SQUARE, IN every variety, including ail the new styles, PRICES. ~ORD & TAYLOR, Nos. 255, 257, 259 aud 261 Grand at., nd Nos. 47 and 49 Catherine st. GHAWLS, SHAWLS, BHAWLS, Great reduction in prices. enille shawls at $5, chenilly shawls $7, Wool long shawia %, first quality, At BEEKMAN & CO.’S, 473 Broadway. STILL TH E.—JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALB. We oc edis Crimean sioren, cousiating of ib ra "a do. 500 Astrnean 800 long w: Hoo) pairs Save! drawers, x ere. At HARRIS & Jagoneows. jassan street. ‘OOL PLAIDS AND DRESS GOODS. A full and fashionable assortment MUCH ICES. BELOW USUAL Pi LORD & TAYLOR, ‘Nos. 255, 267, 250 and2jl Grand st. ‘ARD WIDE FRENCH CALICO, Is. 64. PER YARD. Ric! ae colors. Just opened by BEEKMAN & COMPANY, 473 Brond: Ae Ty FALL FASHIONS. _ OG MAIDEN LANE, CORNER OF NASSAU STREET. FURS, FURS. Great sale of fine furs at retail conti We have opened our lower tloor for | e finished one hundred more of eh mink balf eapes, mull and culls. only $1 wee Hodeon Bey sable arate, hb Hudson Ba) muffs, ay xable ier Mink half capes, muifs and cuits, 1000 gentlemen's fur caps, gloves and collars, We have some mink goods of extraordinary quality at very low prices. Remember our $10 mink muffs If the goods are not as represented the money shall be re~ funded. No deception of any kind used in order to make @ sale. ‘Ail of onr fine fara must be sold at prices which cannot fail to suit, (hat, is 25 per cent below cost WHITE & BIRD, ® Maiden lane, corner of Nasaan street. fh BROADWAY. 475 Great ale of fine fara, egordlens of cost Sleigh robes, Lap robes, Hudson Bay sables, some of the richest and darkest In the United States, Minks, in all quahties and shapes. We have some minks of + inary quality, royal er mine, and every other description of fur for ladies aud chil ren ‘Our furs are all genuine, manufactured under our own su- pervision, and guaranteed hase 1 be satisfied with both CHARLES Js and price. REBT & CO, 475 Broadway. IAM STREET, NEAR FRANK- Bo! Jeacripti ch and extensive mock ILVLN'S GREAT SALE OF FURS, ON F HUSDERD THOUSAND DOLLARS. OF GENUINE MATERIAL AND MANUPACTU! Beautiful sets of mink rte do. do. Kura mink capes Do. of rich dark shade, at " sin, ‘A splendid assortment of fur gloves, Mutt, cnffa, gauntlet, 1 eo. ae, OF GENUINE WELL SKASONED BKINS, arta al, PIO Tadlen are enationed arepeciog, second hand Lae | eaten goods, Which are bow being offered In different parte the city, aud Whieb are really dear at nothing, 1 Broadway, FURS, FURS. THE HUDSON BAY FUR COMPANY, 7 aiden lane, an 5 Offer their immense wholesale stock of over $400,000 worth of furs, at retail at discount of & per cent The following vie: French sable sets from 5 + Rocky mountain marten sets from. r : French ‘Aliso, ® & many otber hevuse in the Then’ are the only Hudson Hay Company warehouses in the city, nbd have no conneetion with eng ether house. MARK J. KING. FREATHERS—YES, FEATHERS, COM- EATHERS, Flowers, lowere— Yea, meveing at 10 ceuls cach plume, flowers, commencing a! 6 cents . Chenille, ehe- ie —Yoa, cheniiieroullures at 2 cents 4 And toilet orne- nts nimest for nothing. A fact onde le that we wat ensh at TUCKER'S Pavilion de Flora, 361 Broadway, be- een Thompson's and Taylor's saloons, 188 ALICE MORGAN WILL OPEN A CASE OF mae winter bonnets on Thursday, Tecember 3, at No. roadway, oppomite the St Nichoiaa Hote! PEATHERS wasgal 00) DOZEN ASSORTED QUALSTIES will pash, de nold low f0F cath Howe & KETCHUM, No. mS THE SAL OF fam: and office Yankee in Apply immediavely No. & COPARTNERSHIP « WANTED, A PARTNER IN $300 PANE a im the eity, and all will be vention, and worth a million of doth Porwr, 243 Broadway, bs A PARTNER WANTED, IN A WELL. Bs. blished, safe and progiable brsiness, To an ac portunity to become an pply to BW. RICH vi Broadway. $1.500. —PARTNER WANTED WITH A FEW in a summer botel, where a large amount is made yearly A married man preferred, who would have entire eharge of tne house and grow Pr ved in place of the one now retiring. Address with reference and particulars. #aung Where ap inverview may be bad, raid vitice. $ 500. =WANTED, A GOOD BUSINESS MAN, |. with the above amonntdn cash, as partner in one of the best businesses in the city, To save trouble, sone Duta good business man need apyy 7 Sith avenue, $3.00 “on $a) A PARTY © in an established bu part cash and notes, x pee \ PURCHASER TO BUY AN WANTED, B5.000 ANTE icierest ia «Maly respectable Business; profits now, withon' rink, 100 per cent. Also one with Son capable of conducting & ie medicine store Jue prncipal arene, Everything Made satisfactory. Ad- dress William, Hers > ora a ISSOLUTION COPARTNERSHIP HERETO. the nadersigned, under the firm his day dissolved by mutual con jave fem wil continued by fore existing between of Brower & Brownlry, \ business of t Bent Te nley, WhO horized to alga in liquicte- tion. Figned CHAS, L, BROWE! New Yone, Dec. 1, 185 __ WM. A BROWNLRY. {REAT INDUCEMENT—WANTED, A_ GENTLEMAN 7s b about $2,000 te cin & ¥ santo J ag the etinoant in the purchase of & manufactory of staple same ssonant in, tee Tad good prow. Apply of? South oc, OTICR—THR WARTS Gon dtgRETOFOR sored on the 18h of November by misual The Dusiness will be carried on, as formerly, under the drm of James Taqnet, by hia brother Adolphe Tague es pgron. a oO Nassau street, corner of John. JAMES JAQUET. ApOLrU® JAQURT, attorney ARTNE! IN THR COAL TRADE A yard im a location doing a first rate rash b Capital required from $8000 to $6,000, References exchanged, A idress Coal, box 175 Herald o@ca,