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banks were previously autho- Tiged to issue, and so from time to time; and every such ‘ertificate shall be published in manner’ hereinbofore di- rected; and from and after such publication the amount stated ‘be, and be deemed to be, the limit of amount of bank notes which such united bank may have in circulation: provided always that it shall not be lawful for any such united bank to issue bank notes atany ‘time after the number of partners therein shall exceed six im the whol 17. And be it enacted, that if the monthly average cir- ‘eulation of bank notes of any banker, taken in the man- per herei directed, shalj at any time exceed the amount which such banker is authorized to issue and to have in circulation under the provisions of this act, such banker shall in every such case forfeit a sum equal to the amount by which the average monthly circulation, taken ‘as aforesaid, shall have exceeded the amount which such banker was authorized to issue and to have in circulation as aforesaid. : ‘18. Aud be it enacted, that every banker in England and Wales who, after the tenth day of October, one thou- sand eight hundred and forty-four, shall issue bank notes, shall, on some one day in every week after the nineteenth day of October, one thousand eight hundred and forty- pair a 3 day to be fixed by the Commissioners of Stamps and 3), transmit to the said Commissioners an account of the amount of the bank notes of such banker in circula- tion on every day during the week ending on the next preceding, Saturday, and also an account of the average amount of the bank notes of such banker in circulation during the same week; and on comp! the first period of four weeks, and 80 on completing each successive pe- riod of four weeks, every such banker shail annex to such account the average amount of bank notes of such banker im circulation during the said tour weeks, and also the ‘amount of bank notes which such banker is authorized to issue under the provisions of this act; and every such ac- count shall be verified by the signature of such banker or his chief cashier, or in the case of a company or partner- snip, by the signature of a managing director or partuer, ‘er chief cashier of such company or partnership, aud shall ‘be made in the form to this act annexed, marked B; and 80 much of the said return as states the weekly average amount of the notes of such bank shall be published by the said Commissioners in the next succeeding London Gazette in which the same may be conveniently inserted; and if any such banker shall neglect or refuse to render any such account in the form and at the time required by this act, or shall at any time render a false account, such Danker shal) forfeit the sum of one hundred pounds for every such offence. 19. And be it enacted, that for the a of ascertain- img the monthly average amount of bank notes of each banker in circul , the aggregate of the amount of bank notes of each such banker in circulation on every day of Dusiness during the first complete period of four wecks next after the tenth day of October, one thousand eight hundred and forty-four, such period ending on a Satur- day, shall be divided by the number of days of business fm such four weeks, and the average so shall be deemed to be the average of bank notes of each such banker in circulation during such period of four weeks, and so in each successive period of tour weeks, and such average is not to exceed amount certified by the Com- missioners of Stamps and Taxes as afaresaid. 20. And whereas, in order to insure the rendering of ‘rue and faithful accounts of the amount of bank notes in circulation, as directed by this act, it is necessary that the Commissioners of Stamps and Taxes should be empowered to cause the books of bankers issuing such notes to be in- spected, as hereinafter menthoned—be it therefore enact- ed, that all and every the book and books of any banker whe shall issue bank notes wader the provisions of this act, in which sbAil be kept, contained or entered any ac eount, minute or memorantum of or relating to the bank notes ixsued or to be issued by such banker, or of or re- lating to the amount of such notes in circulation from time to time, or any account, minute or memorandum, the sight or inspection whereof may tend to secure the ren- dering of true accounts of the average amount of such notes in circulation, as directed by this act, or to test the truth of any such account, shall be open for the inspec- tion and examination, at al! seasonable times, of any offi- cer of stamp duties authorized in that bebalf by writing, wigned by the Commissiovers of Stamps and Taxes, or any two of them; and every such officer dhall be at liberty to take cepies of or extracts from any such book or account ‘as aforesaid; and if any banker or other person keeping ‘any such book, or having the custody or possession there- @, of power to produce the same, shall, upon demand made by ‘any such officer showing (if required) his autho- Thy in that behalf, refuse to produce any such book to wach officer for his inspection and examination, or to per- ‘mit him to inspect and examine the same or to take copies thereof or extracte therefrom, or of or from any such ac- fount, minnte or memorandum as aforesaid kept, contain- ed or entered therein, every such banker or other per- gon 60 Offending shall for every such offence forfeit the sum of one hundred pounds: provided always that the said commissioner shall not exercise the powers aforesaid with- @ut the consent of the Commissioners of her Majesty's ‘Treasury. 21. And be it enacted, that every banker in England and Wales who is now carrying on or shall hereafter carry on Dusiness as such, shall,on the first day of January in each year, or within Ofteen days thereafter, make a return to ‘the Commissioners of Stamps and Taxes, at their head of- fice in London, of his name, residence and occupation. or, in the case of acompany or partnership, of the namo, re- silence and occupation of every person composing or be- fg a member of such company or partnership, and also ihe name of the firm under which such such banker, com pany or partuership carry on the business of banki ef every place where such business is carried on; any such banker, hip shall omit or refuse to make such return within fi days after the faid first day of January, or #hall wilfully make other than a true return of the persons a herein required, every banker, company or partnership so offending shall forfeit and pay the sumn of fifty pounds; and the said Com missioners of Stamps and Taxes shall, on or befone the first day of March in every year, publish in some news- paper circulating within each town or county respectively ‘a copy of the returns so made by every banker, company or partnership carrying ou the business of bankers within @uch town or county respectively, as the case may be. 22. And be it enacted, that every bapker who sball be lable by law to take outa license from the Commission. ers of Stamps and Taxes to authorize the issuing of notes or bills, shall take out a separate and diatinct license for every town or place at which he shall, by himself or his agent, issue any notes or bills requiring each liconse wo authorize the issuing thereof, anything in any former act contained to the contrary (hereof notwithstanding: pro- vided alway® that no banker who, on or before the sixth day of May, one thousand eight hundred and forty-four, hal it four such lie L the said last ment y Were reapectiv for the iauing of any such notes or bills at more than fo or places, shail at any time hereatter be required to take ‘out orto have in force at one and the same time more Gian four such licenses to authorize the issuing of such notes or bill, at all or any of the same towns or specified in sueb licenses in force on said sixth day May, ‘one thousand eight handred and forty-four, aud at whieh towns or places respectively «neh bankers had, on or be- fore the said last mentioned day, issued such notes or ills in pursuance of such licenses or any of them respec “3. And whereas, the several bankers named in the sehedule hereunto annexed, marked C, have ceased to is sue their own bank notes under certain agreements with the Governor and Company of the Bank of England, and it ts expedient that such agreements should cease and deter. mine on the thirty-firet day of December next, and that such banker suouid receive by way of compensation such composition as hereafter mentioned; and ® list of such bankers, and a statement of the maximum sums in re- spect of ‘which each such banker if to receive compensa tian, hath been delivered to the Commissioner of Stamps ‘and Taxes, eigned by the chief cashier of the Bank of Eng- land—be it therefore enacted, that the several agreements subsisting between the sard Governor and Company and the nevoral bankers mentioned in the schedule hereto relat- Jating to the issue of Rank of England notes shail cease and determine on the thirty first day of December next; and from ‘and after that.day the said Governor and Company shail Bay and allow to the several bankers named in the sche Mile hereto marked C, #0 long as euch bankers shall be willing to receive the same, a composition at and after the rate of one pound per centum per annum on the average amount of the Bank of England notes issued by such bank ere respectively and actualy remaining in circulation, to be ascertained as follows, that is to say: —On some day in the month of April, one thousand eight hundred and five, to be determined by the said Governor and Compa nt shail be taken of the Bank of England notes delivered to euch bankers respectively by the aaid Governor and Company within three months next 4 img. and of such of the eaid Bank of Ragland notes hav ebeen returned to the Bank of England, and th Vance shall be deemed to be the amount of the Bank of England notes isaued by eveh bankers reapectively, and kept in circulation, and a similar accountsball be taken at invorvals of three’ calendar months; and the average of the balances ascertained on taking four such accounts shal! be deemed to be the average amount of Rank of Fngland notes iesued by such bankers respectively, and tin circulation during the year one thousand eight hundred and forty-five, and on which amount such bank ers are respectively to receive the aforesaid composition of one per centum for the year one thousand eight hun- dred and forty-five, and similar recounts shall be taken fm each succeeding year, but in each year such nts shall be taken in different months from those in which the ‘accounts of the last preceding year were taken, and on different days of the month, such months and days to be determined by the said Governor and Company; and the amount of the composition payable as aforesaid shail be ‘id by the said Governor and Company out of their own ds: and in case any difference shall arise between any Of such tankers and the Governor and Company of the Bank of England in respect of the composition parable as poy , the same shall be determined by the pony of the Exchequer for the time being, or by some be named by him, and the decision of the Chancellor of the Exchequer or his nomince shall be final ant concla- sive: provided always that it shall be lawful for any Danker named in the schedule hereunto annexed, marked C, to discontinue the receipt of such composition as afore- said; but no such banker shall, by such discontinuance as — thereby acquire any right of title to Issue bank 34. And be it enacted, that it shall be lawful for @e said Governor and Company to agree with every banker who, under the provisions of this act, shall be cntitled to imue Dank notes, to allow to such banker a composition at the rate of one per centam per annum on the amount of Bank ‘of England notes which shall be issued and kept in cirew Jation by stich banker, as a consideration for his retin quishment of the priviloge of issuing his own bank notes; and all the provisions herein contained for ascertaining and determining the amount of composition payable to the roveral bankers named in the schedule hereto marked C, shall apply to all such other bapkers with whom the said Governor and Company are hereby authorized to agree 98 aforesaid, provided that the amount of composition pays Dic to sugb bankers as Jast aforesaid shall, in every case NEW YORK HERALD. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1857. ip which an increase of securities in the issue department shall have been authorized by an order in council, be de- ducted out of the amount payable by the said Governor and Company to the public, under the provisions herein contained: provided always that the total sum payable ‘o any banker under the provisions herein contained, by ‘way of composition as aforesaid, in any one year shall not exceed—in case of the bankers mentioned in the schedule hereunto marked C—one per centum on the several sums set against the names of such bankers respectively in the list and statement delivered to the Commissioners of Stamps as aforesaid, and in the case of other bankers, shall not exceed one per centum on the amount of bank notes which such bankers respectively would other- wae te entitled to issue under the provisions herein con- ined. 25. And be it enacted, that all the compositions payable to the several bankers mentioned in the schedule hereto marked C, and such other bankers as shall agre@ with the said Governor and Company to discontinue the issue of their own bank notes as aforesaid, shall, if not previously determined by the act of such banker as hereinbefore previded, cease and determine on the first day of August, ‘one thousand eight hundred and fifty-six, or on any earlier day on which Parliament may prohibit the issue of bank notes. 26. And be it enacted, that from and after the passing of this act it shall be lawful for any society or. company, or any persons in partnership, though exceeding six in number, carrying on the business of banking in London or within sixty-five miles thereof, to draw, accept or en- dorae bills of exchange not being payable to bearer on de- mand, anything in the hereinbefore recited act passed in the fourth year of the reign of his said Majesty King Wil- liam the Fourth, or in avy other act, to the contrary not- withstanding. 27, And it enacted, that the said Governor and Com- pany of the Bank of England shall have and enjoy such exclusive privilege of bankiug as is given in this act, upon such terms and conditions, and subject to the termination thereof at such time and in such manner as by this act provided and specitied; and all and every the powers and authorities, franchises, privileges and advantages given fe anion ly by the said. recited act passed in the fourth year of the reign of his a King William the Fourth, as belonging to or enjoyed by the said Governor and Com- pany of the Bank of a pop or by any Cons omen act or acts of Parliament, shalt be and the same are hereby de- clared to be in full force and continued by this act, except s0 far as the same are altered by this act, subject, never- theless, to redemption upon the terms and conditions fol- lowing, that is to say:—At any time, won twelve mouths notice, to be given after the first day of Angust, one thou- and cight hundred and fifty-five, and upon repayment by Parliament to the said Governor aud Company or their | successors of the sum of elevem million fifteen thousand and one hundred pounds, being the debt now due from the public to the said Governor and Company, without apy deduction, discount or abatement whatsoever, and upon payment to the said Governor and Company and their successers of all arrears of the sum of one hundred thou- sand pounds per annum, in the last mentioned act men tioned, together with the interest or annuities payable upon the said debt or in respect thereof, and also upon repayment of all the principal and interest which shall be owing unto the said Governor and Company and their successors upon all such tallies, exchequer orders, exchequer bills or parlia mentary funds, which the said Governor and Company or their sticcessors shall have remaining in their hands, or be entitled to, atthe time of such notice to be given as last aforesaid; ’then and in such case, and not till then, the said exclusive privileges of banking granted by this act shall cease and determine at the expiration of such notice of twelve months; and any vote or resolution of the House of Commons, signified under the hand of the Speaker of said House in writing, and delivered at the public office of the said Governor and Company, shall be deemed and ad- judged to be a sufficient notice. 28. And be it enacted, that the term ‘bank notes’’ used in this act shall extend and apply to all bills or notes for the payment of money to the bearer on demand, other than bills or notes of the Governor and Company of the Bank of England; and that the term “Bank of England notes’? shall extend and apply to the promissory notes of the Governor and Company of the Bank of England paya- ble to bearer on demand; and that the term ‘‘banker’’ shall extend and apply to all corporations, secieties, part- nerships and persons, and every individual person, carry- ing on the business of banking, whether by the {ssue of bank notes or otherwise, except only the Governor and Company of the Bank of Kogland; and the word ‘‘person’” used in this uct shall include corporations; and that the singular number in this act shall include the plural num ber, and the plural number the singular, except where there is anything in the context repugnant to such con- struction; and that the masculine gender in this act shall include the femnnine, except. where there is anything in the context repugnant to such construction. 29. And be it enacted, that this act may be amended or repeaied by uny act to be passed in the present session of Parliament. Debts of the Different Nations in 1857. AMERICA. United States.. $36,000,000 New Granada.. $36,000,000 §,730,093 Guatemala 2,852,400 59,481,600 Mexico. 78,223,440 ~ 8,567,520 Peru 47,778,398 18,321,600 Venezuel 18,187,200 Great Britain . $3,979,615 ,000 19,142,572 cr 1,665 000,000 weeeees, OF BARCLAY STREET—HAD BETTER DIS- continue his visits in Twelfth street, nat a hundred miles irom Seventh avenue, as that place is well khown to the pab- lie. Tiina pity a gentleman like you cannot fiud @ person more fascinating than that Mrs, R. be GENTLEMEN THAT VISITED NO. 86 EAST Twenty-seventh street on Thanksgiving evening, and helped himself toan umbrella, hat, eap and two overcoats, ‘will return the property a reward of twenty dollars will be id and no questions asked, and hemay besides have another opportunity of borrowing them. F ANNIE LOUIS WILL SEND HER ADPRESS, OR siaie 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. I’ GRIFFITH JONES, FROM ENGLAND, WIO IS SUP. ed now somewhere in New York State, will make known his wher wuts to John K. Stimson & Brother, No. It Wall street, New York elty, he will bear of something to his advaniage. &—TELL THEM TO DIRBOT TO SWAN & 0O., AU- + _guam, Georgia, 4; had vek coat, black overcoat, glazed cap; in 5 feet in beigh!. Hisimother, who is 'grencly dis: tressed, B inches in bi , and who thinks something his happened to him, would reward any person who can give information of hit whereabouis. Address 5. Goodstein, 44 Barclay street, New ‘ork. : &—IF YOU ARE M f TO SER YOUR « friewd in Houston str R. T. cg y 80 at o'clock. RETURNED NICARAGUANS.—ANY PRRSON WHO is knowing to, and will make an affidavit concerning the death of Dr. HA. Stringer, who was attached to the hoxpital of Granada, and died In November, 1806, can have five dollars for hia trouble by applying at 13 Gold street. JAM WAKEFIELD, FORMERLY QUARTER master in her Majesty's Seventy-first Highland Light Infantry, emtioned in Canada, afterwards serving in the Third ‘West India regiment, but now on half pay of the jast named corps, Will please seud his address to Frederic Z. Seymour, Eeq., counsellor at Inw, box 1,348 Post office, Boston, Mass.; a reward will be given to any person thereof to the advertiser. ILPIELD PLEASE CA is brother * . Will be immediately address 8. SCHOLPIELD. SPECIAL NOTICES, — MERICAN GROGRAPHIOAL AND STATISTICAL SO. clety.—The annnal meeting of the American (ieographt Gal and Staiistionl Soctety will Be bald on Thursday evening, the Md int., at 8 o'clock, in the small chapel of the Caivers! when an election of the offeers for the ensuing year will @ place, And a report Will be presented by the Council, of the proccedtings of the Society during, the past year, witt/aa the motes of action recommended for the year mence, or in case of hia deat who wil furnish proo ILL ARTHUR SCT Astor House and the city, and this meet bi ‘& Bote a above, REAT SHOW_OF PAT CATTLE IN THR CITY oF rk.—The American Inatitute will bold an exht ‘and grass fed caitis, calves, sheep, swine, pork poultry of all kind the Crystal Palace, on the Ith, 16th and (th days of December instant. Liberal premiums will be awarded. Farmers, stock breeders and chore wishing fo exhibit will please make application wo WM. B. LEONARD, the agent of the Insti at the Crystal Palace, or THOS, F. DEVOR, the chairman of committee, Zand 8 Jefferson market OTICK.—THE BENEVOLENT 80 cinty attaches reh of St. Vincent de Canal street, beg leavs m the public that they iving shortiy a Promenade Concert, to which they fe appeal earnestly w friends of the poor. They fidence to the generosity and charty of the pu tore so as the number of the poor under th erenees daily. Their society has no conm (save in eympathy) with the works of another Benevolent So Clety ala bearing the name of St. Vineent de Paul. Timely hotice will be given of the date and place of the proposed concert ‘OTICE.—ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY to harbor or trast any of the crew of the steamsh Recs master, from Liverpool, as ting will be paid by. the eaptain or ag: JOWN G ALE, Ag New York, Dee. 3, 1807. FICK OF RECRIVER OF TAXES, (NEW COURT Honse,) 82 Chambers street, New York, Nov. 1, 1807 — Notice is hereby given that one per cent will be added on ihe Int day of December on all taxes remaining unpatd, also two per cent will be added on the 15th dayget December. Checks And bills on etty banks taken. KnveMpes containing mouey and bills not.recetved. . Ko ived after 2 o'elork s meV LiBON SMALL, Recelver, INSACOLA MARINE BARRACKS.—SEALED PRO. ‘poaale will be received by the unl until Friday, December next, at 12 o'clook, for furni the materials ‘and mason work for four large ponudings and encloming wail for Marine Harracks mt Pensacols, Fi ‘ve work mg * aml apecifions Riviten ny A. I Magutn's No. Wat atreet, and ther information given, of at my room, No. 26 Western He Ratisfactory references and bond for the falthful egmpita Of the contract will be required. FP. A. GIBBONS, ip MBCTETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL WILT HOLD ite Ast annual festival tor the benefit of the poor at the City Assembly Rooms, on Wednesday and Thursday, Dec. 2 and & Music by Dodworth’s band. Tickets fifty cents ech, fo be had at the Catholic bookstores; also of te members of the several conferences and atthe door. Doors will open on Wednesday at 4o’clock P.M. Parsons are cautioned against buyipg Tickets from specujators jn the street. FORBIDDEN ip Kan 15 Broadway REWARDS. OS REWARD.—LOST, OM MONDAY NIGHT, NOV. 30, i le Asda of Me, ee Mere wie sceid on delivery of ihe same at 42] Broome sireel, sree oon of Tuesday, Dec. sree Mor blueish gray, short tail aid very” short ut ears, hair long and wary, seven or eight inches high, An- swers to the name of Nelly. REWARD.—LOST, ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON, asian ian De from re ‘ulton ferry, 4 ie,cont pasaiee (ilare in bills, aud a ticket of the Staten Island Dying enabilshment, oftice 45 John sireet, New York. The tiader will be paid the above reward by leaving it at 223 Degraw Tireets fouth Brooklyn. 10 REWARD. cLOsT OR STOLEN, ON THE EVEN: Ing of the Tat of December, between Tammany Tall and the Tribune Building, a hed over wate, To. Dias’ make, Liverpool. Aoply to E. C, Jack, on board the ship James Foster, Jr., pler 28 East river, foot of Beekman street. REWARD.—STRAYED FROM NO, 68 WEST Fourteenth street, yesterday morning, a very large light brown dog, tip of tail dnd all feet whites When he went outhe ona silver plated collar marks the property of R. J. Arnold, Jr., Providence, R. 1. Whoever will deliver bit he above named place will receive the im at t reward. New York, Dec. 1, 1867. 1.0 REWARD cLOST, ON THE 1ST INST., IN THE vicinity of the Park, a leather pocketbook, containing several notes, bills and business cards. The papers are of no Value to any person,except the owner, as payment on then een stopped. The book contained one note for $1, and some cents, drawn by William H. Carpenter, 210 Wash- ington street, and endorsed by J. Van Riper, 10 Ann street. The tinder will receive the above reward by leaving said pa and contents at the clothing store of Aaron se, corner of Greenwich and Fulton streets, New York, or with Watkins & Rowe, 46 Vesey street pier, West Washing- ton market. $1 REWARD.—LOST, A LADY'S GOLD LEPINE wateb, in house No. 6 Hamulton street, or coming from the house up Catharine st t. The above reward wil be paid, and no questions ask jeft at 196 Canal street, (new No, 483,) in the clothing store. $12 AND, NO QUESTIONS PLEASE RETURN THE new surtout overcoat taken from 70 East Thirtieth street Tuesday night, Dec. 1. $12 paid and no questions: Asked. Deliver at room 11, No. 110 Broadway, or address box 3,429 Post offlee. 2.) REWARD.—LOST. ON MONDAY EVENING, OTT ‘November, between corner of Twentieth sireet and hird avenue, and Twenty! ird street, an old fashioned open face silver lever watch; No. 12.448. Any person returnin, the same to 283 Third avenue will reeeive the above rews and no questions asked. $500 REWARD.—STOLEN.—A REWARD OF FIVE hundred dollars will be paid to any person who ‘Will give such information as will lead to the detection and re- covery of the black and colored silks and neck ties stolen from 26 Cortlandt street, on Tuesday, morning about 6 o'clock. Said goods were seen to be taken in black trunks uion a carriage or hack. Two hundred and fifty dolla will be paid to such driver, for any information he will give that will lead to the recovery of the goods, and he will be held harmless. Any information from any one will be very gladly received concerning the above, or from any one who saw the carriage. GROVES, NORTHRUP & TAYLOR. EWARD.—MISSING FROM ROOM NO. 15 IN NO. 40 Exchange place, a mahogany box of octagon shape, con taining an accordeon, which fitted into it. Any person return- ing the same will be paid $5 and no questions waked. N. B.— Pawnbrokers will please take notice. EWARD.—A BOX OF PRINTS, PAINTINGS, LITHO- graphs, photographs and drawings, representing views of the principal cities of Enrope, their ‘ancient and modern monuments, was taken on Tuesday evening from the door steps of 61 West Twenty-sixth street, momentarily deposited by the carman while he entered the house with o gage. Search in the vicinity was immediately made, and fragments of the box were found in Twenty-fifth street and in Sixth ave- nue. If portions of the contents of said box may yet be pre- served, a suitable reward will be given on theif restoration to David P. Holton, at the Astor House. Es }OUND—DEC. 1, IN BROADWAY, NEAR TRINITY chureh, a small wallet containing two promissory notes, valuable to the owner, who can have them by calling on the paying teller of the Merchants’ Exchange Bank, proving pro- perty and paying charges. OST—ON BOARD THE TOW BOAT NIAGARA, THE person of Joseph Bilbrook, cl in green flanne) jack- et, green pair of pants, with sandy whiskers; Wore a common. brass ring on his left hand; it is supposed that he had about bts person fifty dollars in notes of the Merchants’ Bank of Al bany, and New Jersey money. Any information respecting hum inay be sent to 40 Colonie street, Albany, oF to No. & Broome street, New York, GEORGE BILBROOK. OST--IN A FOURTH AVENUE CAR, ON FRIDAY, the 27th wit. a pair of opera glasses, DIaGK and of large size. The finder will receive a liberal reward by presenting them to Mr. Godfrey, Union square Post offiee. OST—ON TUESDAY LAST, A LARGE BLACK NEW- foundland pup, about ten months old, white feet, tail lipped with white, had on a leather collar; answers w the name of Lion. Whoever retarns hig to 961 or 563 Broadway shall Le liberally rewarded, OST—A FEW EVENINGS SINCE, IN FOURTKENTH street, near Second avenue, & miny marten fur pelerine. The finder will be rewarded by leaving it at 165 Bast Four- teenth street. LOST 08 TURSDAY EVENING, THE 167 INSTANT, ‘about half-past 8 o'clock, on the horth side of Twentie! street, between the Gramercy Park House and Broadway, a smal! black thread lace veil. The finder will be suitably re warded by leaving the same at the oftice of the Gramerey Fark House. O8T—A LADY'S GOLD HUNTING WATCH, GUARD 4 chain and chatelaine pin, in going from 514 Hudson street ihrough West Tenth sireet to Greenwich, December 2. Watch made by F. L. Matheys, Geneva, No. 40.429. Mark H. D. and GC, Any one returning the above articles to W. Philbrook, 251 Pear! street, will be liberally rewarded, Ost—ON THE 20 INST.. WHILE GOING FROM c John Morrison's, in Broadway, ry ina Hoos | ion street stage, a lady’sailver portemonnite, gThe tinder wil tably rewarded by leaving it with G. R. Wiches, office herman & Oo. OST—A GOLD BRACELET, ON THE BLOOMING 4 dale road, between Fightieth and Ninety first streets, on Wednesday at on, December 2. The. finder will be libe rally rewarded by leaving it at 156 West Forty-third street QOUHER WANTED. —LEET AT OCOZZENS’ WRST POINT Hotel, on or about the lirst October last, a Raglan over cont. The owner can have ft by applyin at Cozens’ Hotel, corner Broadway and C STOLEN—FROM WASHINGTON MAR. 1857. a bay horse with long tail, and butoher’s Whoever will return them to W. Barmore, enue, or give such informa. , Will be liberally rewarded will lead to their recover; advertiser. QTOLEN—DECEMRER 1, ON | THR CORNER OF © Twenty ninth street and Second avenue, a silver wate with no ring iu the handle, This te to caution jewellers and AWHHTOKETs NOtto hase it, asthe boy who took itis known al, and will be arrested if h Y re Saturday; by so doing no » watch 19,883, Tull Jowelled, and CORIGAN, 126 Bast Twent ninth street, ee HORSES AND CARRIAGES. NEAT HOX WAGON, SEVEN FOU BODY, WITH shifting top, pole, shafia and se table for w light business agro bj dey ona new eapress Wagous of All sizes. 0 “a romard wir _— POSS CO ARLES SWIFT. ~A FINE LARGE RAY HORSE, 164 HANDS ears old, of splendid carriage and free from tricks, le for a doctor or express man. Also, a bay horse? 15 hands high, 7 years old; very fat walker, avund and kind, Inquire at 1,24 Broadway, corner Fortieth street, OR SALE—HORSES, WAGONS, SLEIGHS, HARNESS, Bells, Ae. 100 nggies, buat BR SAL high, hem, expres boree cutters and Neving sireet, corner of Fulton avi A STRONG TEAM OF BAY HORSES, i5)y 1OR SAL. Fx ich, eight years old, Kind and gentle in single or double harness, and suitable for farming or any other hard work. Will be sold cheap for cash, the owner having no fur. ther use for them. Apply at Norris’ areade stable, 118 Clin- ton place. (OR SALB—WARRANTED VERY WAY, THR property of lernan— & bay horse, 16 han high, six years mind and ki ory respect, with perior sty ‘ in trot in four min- utes, 2. 5% handa bizh, with long nd sound and Kind in all harness, ral tail, neven years old, An ‘The above horses are to gentieman or family find this an opporwimity. selden match or single harness, a sold without any reserve. D HARNESS. HORSE Wagon new, with ne sold low ae of CHAS, fon aveller shitting persons, Will the owne? has no further use for them. I 1. LOCK & CO. 130 Water sr ORSES WANTED—A SUPERIOR PAIR blood horses, well matehed, for family use. At 22 Htroad street, P Rockaway COUPE FOR condition. To be street Prices w Aween Broad SLRIGHS, +) have op hand, sivighs of thetr own mal fncturer’s prices. RIGHA—THE SUBSCRIBERS large assortment of hands high, bays preferred, must be well brol ranted sound, and stylish drivers. Herald ofice. FANTED—A SOUND, SUBSTANTIAL AND QUIET horee, of 18 to 1okg hands not over 710.8 years old, and can go dowbie in 200, For such a one «fair price wil ve paid. Address box 271 Post office. a WOMB Ls LS YREAT REDUCTION. G Watt ies AND JEWELRY, AT GREAT BARGAIN ‘ The subscriber i# pow selling his WATUHES AND JEWEERY ata great reduction in prices, being fully 30 per cent below the usual retail prices. Gold English patent levers, full jewelted, for gentlemen ans 40 ‘$40, usual price $80 Gold Englich patent levers, fall jewelled, ' for gendemen beasey ‘$60, usual price $70 BeaniMul gokt detached ‘levers, in very” rich cacen. see “ . asnal price $76 Beautiful gold detached levers, in very : ich cases. . 3 I price Beautiful gold deinched te lan bse ‘a caren ; 0 486, nual price Renutitul gold detached levers, & very “eh pod watches, 4 _ ae ra, in ver; silver Rngiich paient levers...... tusnal price $90 Silver English patent levers. : tnemal price Watebes exchanged. GRO. CALLEN, Importer of watches and jewelry, wholesale and retail, Wall street, seeo FEWELRY. AND DIAMONDS 1 than cost —Loule 5 -¥ way, two doors above Amity stock of of fn Annie oo “Rwie AURICH, 685 BROADWAY, Will, PAy Thr ¥} highest ese diamonda, jewelry, old gold and silver. TOUTS AURIPH, 68 Broadway, two doors pbove Amity st ‘welty, di Peraone Ww een rns $ 500 HOE ALPASEHOLD, ‘six YRARS PROM hh 0 May peat, including one of the best stands Uquor stores in West street, and good dwelling over the same; no} for Hing L000, er year. Terms fiberal. 8 & SOUTHWICK, 84 Nassau street. 4.500. Fee, SALE, A THREE STORY BRICK io wales Aprende 190 a a the balance on bond and morigage. Inquire of A008 1, DODGE, No. 2 Amity place, from ning to ten o'clock $8,500. ron. 2, Gere is third sireet, near Pit viene, nf rv fern worth $5,000. 'M. 1. SHELDON. 6 Naswan street. a $ OOO AikINE, RESIDENCE ON STATEN le + Island, eight minutes distance from ferry, suitable for summer or winter, with above two teres ground ‘and In wood, will be exchanged for a good farm about an hour’s distance from the city, or for a good house in the city orin Brooklyn, Address for ten days, M. 8., box 3,274 Post BRAcTyL. COUNTRY SEAT AND FORTY-FIVE Tasatived depen Bape Oc, cat eit neath eas ie by Ol Ou, ct wil al vt bargains “Inquire of 8. P. TOWNSEND, 82 Nassau street ARM FOR SALE—91 ACRES, OUT BUILDINGS GOOD, house middling; stock and crops go with the farm; twenty- iwo miles from New York, Terms easy. Tnquire at No. 9 it. i. A, BUTLER, R SALE—A LARGE FARM OF OVER FIVE HUN- dred and twenty acres in the State of New York, Oswego ‘county, two and # half miles from « town and six miles from aral depot, Has six barns, large dwelling house, cheese house, ice house, forty milch cows and young stock, five horses, mower and reaper and first rate farming and cheese apparaiue. Water comes to stables, house and choose ho the same as Croton. A public road runs past the house, In quire of the owner, M. J. CORY, 46 Marion street, New York OR SALE—A SPLENDID FARM, CONTAINING forty acres of good truck land, with a'fine mill ‘site, and an old grist millon the same, One farm, comtaining thirty acres of fine truck land, with good buildings, good barns and good fences, near to a steamboat landing; good road. One farm, containing twelve acres first rate truck land, with good buildings and good barns, One farm, coutaining two lin dred and Gity deres of first rate land, suitable for any man, ne cultivation, For further particulars Inquige of LEWIS JOHNSON, Tammany Hail, i (OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY BROWN stone house in a genteel neighborhood; will be sold very ‘Alarge portia can remain on mortgage. Address J. 8., Herald office, or 40 West Twenty-third sireet, OR SALE—HOUSE AND LOT IN THIRTIETH STREET, between Seventh and Kighth avenues; price $6,000, $2,000 in cash, mortgage for three years for $4,000. The house is in the act of being finished. A part occupied, paying good in- tereat.. For partisulars apply to JOH MEAGHER, on the premises, 141 Thirtieth street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues. OR SALE.—A FIRST CLASS ENGLISH BASEMENT house, in Twenty ninth street, near Fifth avenue, bean Uifully located, in good order, with or without furnitare, on Feaxonable terms. Apply al 271 Broadway, over Shoe and er Bank, room No. f4. (OR SALE- VERY CHEAP, FOR CASH, OR WILL EX- change for clothing, groceries, iron railing, tin roofing, lumber, &c., some very fine houses or vacant lots, all well lo. cated in the cityof New York. Address for three days Mr. Barton, box 91, Herald office. OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY— A splendid farm and country seat, embracing 100 acres, unencumbered, within one hour's ride. $10,000 in cash will ‘be paid on the exchange. CHARLES A. MILLER, 14 Pine OR SALE OR TRADE FOR A FARM, OR BANK 1 surance, or good railroad atocks—a fine three story basement house in Ross street; also several fine building in Brooklyn, Apply to J. A. DELANOY, 248 Rivington OR SALE OR TO LET—THE FOUR STORY AND basement house 29 Mercer street, between Canal aad Gran in excellent situation for a German boarding house. Apply to H. I. THOMPSON, 697 Houston street. OR SALE OR TO LET—THE SUPERIOR BASEMENT house 132 West Twenty-fifth street, replete with all the inodern improvements, and in the best order; walls painted and frescoed throughout. The gas fixtures and part of the carpets can go with the house ifdesired. Apply on the pre mises or to ALEXANDER P, KINNAN, 235 Fulton sires. ANSAS PROPERTY FOR SALEM et N- od OR EXCHAN( for pianos, carriages, jewelry, billiard tables, and a other merchandise eultable for the Kansas wwarkel. “Apply at ice No. 9. 130 Nassau street, ALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—IN THE VIL Jnge of Chester, Orange county. The subscribers offer for sale the following described p lage of Chester, Orange county, New York:—First, sperty, situate in the vil the hotel now occupied by B. P. Sturges, together with one acre of good Jand, ‘This hotel js situated on the south side of the rail- road, and but afew rods from the depot. It isa large and convenient house, 82x82, well adapted to do, und is doing a large and profiabie business. Connected with itare twolarge stables and sheds, all in good repair. MORRIS G. CONKLIN, W. J, CONKLIN. FOR . 1A SPLENDID FIRST ©) RAT MARKET « for sale, located in the best part of fhe city, now doing a business second o none. This ia undoudtely & very rare chance. "Also a feed store, in a good location. Apply at No. § Beckman street. WILLIAM H. KELLOGG & 00. 1 708, SALE AT A BARGAIN, A FIRST CLASS « restaurant, bar and oyster saloon. Location unsur passed. Has been kept by the present proprietor oo annually. For partien! ©. 8. OWES: years and has cleared iat 47 Broadway, room Np. 4. pice MT $12 WILL BUY THE STOCK, GOOD WILL the best corner in 7 ixth ward. for $125. Apply in the store, 7 Mull Canal. $200. —A RARE CHANCE, AND NO HumMRUG.— «For sale, one haif interest ina commission busi ness, paying clear from fly to sixty dollars per week cash; hard dimes ho object, and only requires six hours dally. Ap: ply today, at HA. M., to T. GARPNEY, 170 Chatham square, ROCERY FOR SALE, IN A DESIRABLE cation in Brooklyn. This must be sold imme: plete. Call at 196 Broadway, No, HOLDEN & MANN. 1 500. —FOR SALE, A FIRST CLASS FAMILY . |. grocery store in one of the best locations in the ent y, and now doing a first rate cash trade; (a long established and weil stocked; object for selling will be satisfactorily ex plained. Address Sugar, Herald office. —FOR SALE.—THE LEASE, STOCK AND $2.000.-% retignary, tor cream an oyster saloon, situa enue. Is one of the best cations in the city f bu side- rably less than it i# worth. Apply at the carriage factory, 102 Laurens street A CRocERY AND LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE—AN old established corner on one of the principal avenues; Jease three or live years, rent moderate; cause of selling the owner has other business (o attend to; “Apply at 34), Broad way, room No. 4 B. HOWES '& €0. YORK PO: NVENIENT BOX IN THE NEW 41. office fur sale. Address Moore, box 3, (OR SALK—HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING BURINESS: welient down town loeation, Is an old extablished ieiness, and has & valuable co fx & firnt rate place for selling p aunts, &0.; Wil be Ruld at a low price as the owner has an engagement at the South. Add: ess Painter, Herald HB SALE—A BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT, DOING a good business: the said establishment, with the good Will, Will be sold cheap, aa the present proprietor wishes to spend the winter in the Southern climate, Inquire of SIMONS & NEWKIRK, 257 Wasbington street, corner of Murray. FF BALE A AMBROTYPE GAL in cance, Mu return to England ina few day in the gallery | pe tremens FIXTURES, FURNITURE, STOCK, Be, of « rondaide bote: atached, good accom. modations for military and target companies. ‘The whole part of the furniture san be taken at Vala A capital lo- eality for a sebe Also, a good second hand billiard table. Apply at 136 Spring street, N. ¥. Forse CHEAP—THE SLOOP EMILY, FORMERLY belonging to John J. Beattie, Keyport, N. J. in perfect Order, suitable for the oyster trade, fifteen tons burthen. Ap. ly to T. J. ALLEN, 81 Duane street, of Capt. FARLE, on |, foot of Broome street, East River. Oh SALE CHEAP—TWO ESTABLISHED BUSI. nestes. Apply to J. C. MchIE, No. 7 Coenties slip, oflice od ic PHYSICIANS. volving medicine en ove, fuel and kindling for the be oth t in number, in # most central boc hand at an exceedingly Jow rent; they were built for a dpetor, and have been used for the past jive years asa pharmacy and for practice. The pre gent oce Want, whhout being in general practice for two years wd wat Thre will be inc the celebrated artic! ° ter, arnica plaster, Ae. office. Sx LECTERES, FOR THE BENEFIT OF 89 Church, Williainsbarg, Rev, Alwah Guion, Rt highly insiructing, and largely attended. The second in the course, subject, “Public Opinion,” will be delivered by that interesting and popular lecturer, the Rev. A. N. Lituejohn, of Ww Haven, in Washington Hall, corner of South Seventh Fourth streets, Williamaburg, (on Sand: vekets, had at the doc NEWSPAPERS. RS —THE NEW YORK WEEKLY NEWS IS Now York city paper for country re! It contains the fullest and most correct eattle market 4a, with all the news and intelligence of ‘you will like it. Only one dollar a yea 2 Nassau sireet, New York. gg | YANKBE NOTIONS FOR JANUARY WOUT. ke even n defeated candidate Cor Yayor liagh. Tt is d diy the richest number of that great fain killer yet pub Nshed, Verb. hy For sale preci yore tr I2centa, T. W. STRONG, Pablishor, 9 Nassau #reet. TRY MERCHANTS —THE NEW YORK WEEK LY NEWS i¢ an excellent New York city paper for country readi It contains the Cullest and most correct cat tle market and produce reports, with all the news and intelli ence of the ki Mend you wil like i. Only one dot rayear. Pubiiehed at Wa Wassau street, New York ——————————Oee—— JORTLA NDT STRRET WOTRL, 10. 38 Cortlandt atreet, Board reduced trom 820 $15 W Wornte MOUSE, CORNER OF BROADWAY A VV Waverley place, is now open for the reception of guests, Connected iss first class restaurant, fitted ap in a superior style, with private eupper rooms for ladies and gendemen, where all the delicacies of {he saxsan will be served by at lentive servants. Rutrance No. 1 Wareriey. ple Wa W EMIT, Proprietor. rivet ae of Tre, Gite tae also of the » Highian , Would bg Bappy Wo meet the above bo ba cid 24 40 = ORNT BELOW COST. Groat reduciton CLOAKS, MANTILLAS AND FURS, ‘The subscriber ia prepares \o ‘Chose out Fol avd winter stock of ‘Cloaks, Mantillas aud (rs, ‘At retail, ‘TOR ©. at 40 per ent below cox: prices, WM. BR, MACKRNGIE, 294 and 296 Canal atreet, Bi th Building. 2 BROADWAY. 61 BULPIN’S GREAT SALB. 1,000 prush bordered shaw! t dota 000 Fie ee 51 dollars at dol 47. 5 BROADWAY, SHAWLS AND CLOAKS. Our large: pow 3 bed step) 3 every soomet, Inoloding man) we ie ln’, are 7 eH oe HALE THEIE OMIINAL COST, ect and elegnt Cloake in velvet and beaver, sel in atyle, and made of the richest materiale, iu are all reduced per pent in price, ie will in our extensive establishment an assort- ment SHAWLS AND CLOAKS, More varied and tasteful than can be shown in one house in the United States. CHARLES STREET & CO., 415 Broadway. AILEY, FARRINGTON & LESLIE, 623 BROADWAY, will efter, until January 1, their’ entire stock of em- broideries, laces, mourning goods, &c., at from 2) to @ per cent below manifacturers’ p Embroidered collars from 60 cents to Worth trom $1 to $16, Embroidered sets from $1 to $15; Worth from $2 50 to $30; Mourning sets, our own manufacture, for 75 cents; Mourning sets, imported, for 2% centa. Miusion goods, infante’ caps, cloaks, dresses and robes, an made up lace goods, their own peculiar styles, at proportion ably low prices. Cru SALE AT RETAIL OF JOUN N. GENIN’S STOCK OF FURS, At auction prices, At the auction xalesroom, 358 Broadway. ‘The balance of the stock that could net be made ready fo the safe will now be offered at the prices obtained at the re- cent auction kale. Ladies will have every opportunity to try on and tho- roughly examine every afticle they may wish (o purchase. The stock comprises a full assortment of Cloaks, aper, Made from Russian sable, inpete, Hudson Bay sable, ‘etorines, Mink, atone marten, Mutts, cuffs, Siberian squirrel, Collars, kloves, Chinchilla, fliers, &e, Rock marten, &¢., &c, Sleigh and lap robes in' profusion, also a choice assortment of children's furs in every variety. IONTINUATION OF 7 GREAT SALE OF DRY Under deed of assignment for the beneftt of creditors, At Columbian Hall, 281 Grand ret. In order to close the extablishment by the Ist of January next, we continue to offer, without Ca to coat, an immense SHAWL Cigars, RICH SILKS, FRENCH MERINGES AND DELAINES, ENGLISH MERINOES ‘AND DELAINES, LINEN GOODR, AMEROIDERTES, HOSIERY, &0., Ao., ‘The public will find the above announcement sirietly cor: rect, and notene of the prevailing fictions of the da; ©. G, HOOK, One of the Aasignees, E™ SUPER CLOTH GLOVES, Plush lined, with and without fur cuffs, 600 dozen at 75 centa a pair. Former price $1 and $1.28, \ UNION ADAMS’, 591 Broadw: ‘ay. qm REDUCTION IN| EMBROIDERIES AND LACES, 1,000 cambrie collars, at 25 cents. 1/000 French mus irs, at 50 centa, ‘260 French embroidered sets, at $2.50. £40 embroidered handkerchiefs, at $2. 150 trimmed) wes, at Hi, Valenciennes lace nom, Point lace seta, Medalion seta, Point applique seta, Honiton seta, Thread lace sets, Piack lace veNs, colitnres, barbes, eapes and flouneings, in great variety, and at 60 per cent brlow the regular priews, GENIN’S Bazaar, 513 Broadway, St. Nicholas Hotel. EAVY RIBRED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, Warm, comfortable and durable, 50 cents each, vee ene 1. t UNION ADAMS’, 5M Browdw: ‘ay. ADIES’ PATENT MERINO UNDER VESTS, Warranted not to shrink in washing, B® copia each. ‘The nale of these goods wit be continued this week, UNION ADAMS’, 491 Broadway. i eihnibililiisaidenicttasieeismietaieeomeot TAbies UNDERGARMENTS, READY MADE, OR made to order, aa cheap and strong, AS HOME MADE. 1,071 Broadway, between Thirtieth and Thirty frst sireets.§ AMES GRAY & have made larg CHRAL F their stock of ED COLLARS, Our entire stock of lac marked down greatly below cos! price. 29 Broadway, corner Waverley plaer an followa:—- 250 beautifal biaek beaver etreulars at... » do. a “eet ee with sleeves, at... BO extra uperiative dO, Abeer evveerscsvecvery cose ‘The subscriber having a large quantity of unmanagarin: materials, and with view of giving employmentto bis handa, has for the remainder renmen TO MANUFACTURE NEW CLOAKS of the very latest Parisian siyieg. and 10 sell bean for egah AT ACTUAL COST OF MATERIAL AND LARK, Such an opportunity aw Uus bas never yet b ered GEO. BULPLN, 361 Broadway. dusxf Newsies. LATEST PARIS STYRES. WORTH OF RICHI SILKS, ON CONSIGNMENT. Must be sold within thirty days, REGARDLESS OF COST. AMES GRAY & OO. have made a further reduction in the of abo ve goods, aud would call Wie attention of la to the opportupity they now ha the largest assortment of ne Vat prices far below UR REGULAR STOCK At 2% per cent below enst. 720 Hroadway, corner Waverley place, (ME THOUBAND FULL BIARD CIRCULAR CLOAKS, At seven and @ half dollare One thousand do., of thick gray benver. 0 Mare, One thousand superfine do., atten doliars, will be added to BULPIN’S great sale, during the prosent week aie ng yor otfers « WANTED. $300. the sale of a ry family and office in the city tise Yankee invention, wort doliars nis wanted WHEELER & CO., Cooper House, 8M Broadway, room 18, PARTNER WASTED, IN A WELL ESTAR. ines an Aee nity to become an < RICHARDS, 307 Broadway. § AMOUNT FROM THE Will secure au interest as $500. tive young m equal partne: a WwW CASH TO THER $7 Li partner in sp annum, For pa BAN in ear Brewiway, room 4. 8 HOWES & 00. eas w culars apply at FANTED WITH A FEW aul Balance in April next, in atad@ year bia Address with re ‘an interview tay be had, ‘OP ARTNE! y mu f the inte firm will be contin who ts alone authorized in Ligaic bhownh. CHAS. LB WM. A. BROWNLE tion. Signed New Vouk, Dee. 1, 1867 Notice —THE PTOPORE was dis COPARTNERSHIP HE) lining under the firm of Javqnet, Morel & ( sored on the Isth of mber by mutual consent. The Hasiness will be carried on, aa formerly, ander the firm of James Jaquet, by his brother Adolphe Jaquet as agent, ai 69 Nasaan street, corner of John Sh wes PRUE, Aporur Jaquet, attorney. PARTNER WARTRD, WITH san TO si00. TNX MA factoring and wholesale business, well ings profits ant quick sales, Thie je a rare eh r i. 4 CO, Call at No. need call Hudson stree ___ FRENCH ADVERTISEM N DEMANDE—UNE BONNE DVENFA guise. Nadresser a 47 Laiayette place, hewres dvi matin NE JEUNE FRANCAISE DERIRE SE PLACER POUR soimmer Jes enfants et coudre. Elle peut fournle lew meilieures recommandations, eu ville, S'adreser Elise, No, (& Washington plase. ne Wet th TN JEUNE HOMME PARLANT FRANCAIS BT AN. ginia desire un empiot quelconque, dang un taagaain ou store de liquera, 11 fournira les recommandations voulues. Sadresser J. ¥. Freneh, No. W AWUrney, st, au ler, sur le lerriere. RR, NE DEMOISELLE PRANCAISE, SACHANT PARPAT tement travailler dang Ia lingerie, etbroderie, desire se placer dang Ile americaine on francaise, pone aot ger et mnatrnire les enfante, Elle peut fouruir les meilleurs reeommandations. S’adresser & Madame Donevan, 299 (cence street, > U* UTURIERE FRANCAISE DEMANDE DEL venge pour faire ala journee ou cher elle. S'adre No. % West Broadway, au second, ve N MME ALLEMAND, QUI_A SERVI QUEL l Paris edmme valet F chambre, de bd ne { quelemnque. fl peut fournir les meilleurs re S'adresser & 38 Elizabeth st., basement Fe, SALE—ONE VERY FINE BILLIARD TABLE, p for cash, Apply at 1s nearly new, " Pearl aireet, New Yorks UT BARNES, FALL, FASHIONS. _ ROADWAY. 4A ete at eale of fine furs, Regardless pf cont, Hudson Bay sables, some of the richest and darkest ‘Minks, in ali qualities and shapes. We have some minks of extraord uality, royal er- mine and every other description of tar Tor ladiee and chil Ir n. ‘Our furs are all genuine, manufactured under our own so P Purchasers will be antiatind with bot and prices, chasera wi CHARLAM STREET £00. CHEAP RENT AND THE FIRST QUALITY OF millinery.—Ladies, misses, and children’s hats and bon~ tet of the latent New York and Parisian styles, superbly ar ranged and beantifully finished, will be sold for cash, their original cont, at Mra, MELVILLE’S, 46 Carmine street (ate at 68 Broad way). ULYIN'S GREAT 8A! HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS. WE MATERIAL AND MANUFA! mink at, 140, Muffy, endfs, gauntlete, tt 1 oe. OF GENUINR WELL REASONED iin, Tadion are enuilomed sgninat purehanns second and moty ten goods, whieh now off in different parta teeth: and which are really dear at ee Broadway. RS, FURS, FURS. Fr * ‘THE HUDSON BAY FUR COMPANY, 75 and 77 Maiden Offer thetr immense w! le stock of over $400,000 word of furs, nt retail al @ discount of ce From wholesale prices. The following are some of the pricee at which we are selling, viz-— Mink sets from. $8 00 to Sable nets from. 20 00 to Bione marten nets from. 13 00 to French sable sets from. 20 mountain marten set 20 to 1g siulrrel wetsfro 2 60 te 5010 30 coala, caps, ‘aso! ves lars. Sleigh rober of wind at any other house seo ‘There are the only Hudson Bay Company warehouses in ‘the city, and have no connection with any ‘otber house, MARK J. KING. URS! FURS!! FURS!!! THE AMERICAN AND RUSSIAN FUR COMPANY'S: WAREHOU No. 87 Maiden lane, corner of Gold street, 8. & G.'SAM Offers their immense stock of rich manufactured ladies’ and. children's fancy firs At a great reduction from. their whole= male prices, in order to realise cash, Qur stock consists of newest and most fashionable styles, and manufactured with from the very beat stock.” The following will give Sable, Stone’ mar Mountain marten, 8 French sable, sels from... Russian squirrel, sets from. Also a splendid assortment of gentler fur coats, cap: gloves and mufflers, Fancy sleizh and buifalo robes variety, Every article warranted as represented. Call and kee, a8 We sell cheaper than an: her house. Please remem~- ber No, 87 Maiden lane, the American and Russian Fur Com- pany’s Warehouse. Fees THIRTY, PRR CENT TEs THAN AUCTION PRI For a few days only, in which time we are determined to sell the balance of our Valuable ntoc RIC) Comprising Mink and sable seta, Fiteh, and a general VARIFTY OF FANCY FURS; Gepv’s collars and gloves, SK BUILDE phouses, No. 82 Mild robes, &e, RATHERS, FEATHERS—YES, FEATHERS, its each plume. Flowers, tho’ ng at 6 centa each stem, ' Chenille, el ¢—Yex, cheniile coitlures at 25 cents each; and nts almost for nothing. A fact nndeniable that cath at TUCKER'S Pavilion de Flora, 361 Broad’ tween Thompson's and Taylor's saloons, AREAT BARGAINS IN FURS, At GUS Bs way. [a stock of furs gelling lower in thivelty. | Rlegance, comfort and durabuity are the seal of my mauuticture. [importation direct. Mink, stone marten, fitels offered lower | their cost. Any quantity of sets for ladios, misses and ebil- Gren, from $3 t0 410. Also cutis at'S1 nnd $1 50: all warranted, No deception whalever. ¥. LANDRY, Proprietor, YPEN A CASE OF PARIS. y, December 3, at No. M4 olas Hotel. are i ISS ALICE MORGAN WI winter bonnets on. Thu Broadway, opposite the St ARIS FEATHERS. 3,000 DOZEN ASSORTED QUALITIES ‘will be sold low for cash, yy, IOMER & wg en fo. roadway, Gotner ot Pearl at. _THE TURF, NOVEL RACE WILL TAKE PLACE ON THE Cours ‘Thursday, Dee, 3, at half past two P. Tnnich for $1,000. Jake Oak yards while Mr, Adama wall e half mile—a fair heel and ioe walk. SHAW & WHITE, Proprietors. NION M—A trot a mile and six hu arithmeti t reduced prices—Mr. PATS ry, 283 Fulton street, Brooklyn, and 9 Moutgomery street, Jersey Clty, receives pupils at the nominal price of $1. Separate rooms for ladies. $5 BUSINESS WRITING EASILY LEARNED.—MR. . trata all stiffness and ny person can write a rae wee and satisfaction, Two $ FOR TWELVE WRITING LESSONS—HOOR K & 02 Ho trem ling out pid biainess style with ease.fe Sweats 1.000 has leased thi week, at 362 Broadway, ec of Franklin s'reet. OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH. CARD.—BY DESIRE OF SOME PARTIES, AND HOP. a b MADAM. inj weet wil e abe resides, a school fi voung persons on the plaootorte.” Madame de Brinvi te will have (wo special classes every week. Mondays and Fridays, from two to five P. M., will be dedicated to those who are somewhat advanced and who wish to perfect themselves, Tuesdays and Saturdays will be devoted 10 beginners. “Ak the bebe hour's lesson, separately@tm nefited by the immense ad very lesson given among * e ug. ti must result from this Way Of teaching that the papils will improve as rapid as pos J- Die, without it being Inksr m, and with great economy y. Madame de Bienville being desirous to progress of her pupila ao ae to afturd thei familien pride and plensure, proposes giving at tho end, of every quarter a soiree m wherein the pupils who din- lingiished themselves in the preceding courses will take @ art. Madame de Bienville nay be seen from wen A.M. to wok M. MADAME DE BIENVILLE, Prescott house, 638 Broadway. FRENCH LADY, WELL USED TO TRACAING, AND having good references, wishes to enter ina family or Boarding schoot, in New York, where ahe could give French Jemaus for ber abd her datighter's board. Addrem U.8., Ho- paken Post office, LADY WOULD LIKE A SITUATION AS TEACHER ‘of the English branches: if desired, she will alee instruct in French. Address, for a few days, K. R., Flatbush, L. 1. OOKKERPING AND WRITING ARR TAUGHT BY Mr. FOSTER, author of “Double Rowy Eluetdated, de." 81 246 Tirondway, Appicin's Building, upon sand modern “sit and TY principles, to the entire exelusion ten chariaianry.” Open day and eveuing. Terme mo RENCH LAMA AG! D. LAOROLK, 7 Broad’ eontin strnetion G J give thorough in int the enc languat fmparting to bie papile the ani aprek the language wich fueney and corresteete, Applications re: eeived from 3 to 6 oF from 10 810 P.M. MH LANGUAGE. —MONSIEUR, AND MADAME HOS’ conversational has es’ meetings three tir ADY OF HIGH LITERARY AND 80- EACH ER. —A cial pon ain a fow pupils to tnstract dally at their be hich she speals,) in music, cahte! she wiundies tera,and in substantial Eng- ranche ‘o composition and eloeution abe lish toular attention. New York Addrens Mr. Orr. 0 No objection to go South, tou square DANCING ACADEMTES. peeeeneene ee eeteredncewet ol beteemetemre eens DODWORTH'S DANCING ACADEMIES, . 606 Broadway, New York; No. 13 Montague place, Brooklyn. Clases now open for the reception of pupils. BARNETT AND T HEALY S DANCING AND 4 waltzing academy, Jefferson Sesembly Rooma, corner: of Greenwich and Sixth avenues. The fourth bop comes off on Taveday evening, Dee. § with Les Lancters quadrill fancy and al the fashionable dances of the season, and evenings of tuition, Tuesday and Prides Franklin b ee, 16 Orange street, near bop comes off on Wednesday evening, Dee. ning of tuition, Wednesday and " Satarday, from 2to 5. Rvening claage for iadies, fom fe deojrone of val monege ppl tae sosdomy, dom “ “ ¥ tells band, 16 Sullivan sire. apanhond prenennence nee $10 reER ARTER FOR MUSIC AND SINGING LES- sous.—-Terins reduced by a first class tescher, if early application is made. Tnstruction, to ether hegiuners or those jar advanced, on the plane, and in operatic. and sol- feggto, singing. The latter expecially invited. Address «., box 4,561 Post ofiee, MMENSE SAC ‘SLLENT PIANO, BUT | Mite Pr Aaahern and warranted, will, on ‘* account, ap immenge iy Mr, WetePs kindness ti soay bo sora at 189 Weat road Way, Bear Oana) strea. USC Y PRICK AT WATERS’, NO, ag Ce snd meladeone at lower prices than ever before offered in this market. Pianos and me! wo ren Pent allowed on purebass. Fer sale on monthly c ; GANS FOR SALE OR TO RENT—FROM To OP ein ne =, also, ameloieon. Apply to F. decries. GER, organ builder, Fiuabing avenue, near Broadway, Brooklyn, N.Y. praxcs be wold FIVE NEW AND SUPERIOR TONED 7.00. ‘o with cvrved lege and mouldi aud Warranted in every respect, ———$—$—$———— Tr BANJO Asem 1N_A FEW RASY BY professor J. BUTLMR, at his residence, 172 Weat a fifth street, corner of Kighth aver the restdtenes of Re oF if requisite, Banjos made and repaired at the shortest ho ANTED—A SITUATION AS SOPR, WwW teatant church: Episcopal Snel tek ; boa J0W Broadway Vai