The New York Herald Newspaper, November 5, 1858, Page 3

iw this part of the country. eet potatoes are grown in ‘abundance of goodsinn ond a Pt davor, corn reaches matu- rity ip ninety days from planting, ‘and potatoes grow to an enormous size and yield bountiully. As for winter wheat, the product is immense. It is whiter and heavier than ‘What grown in a lower latitude, and the product per acre is just about ae much as any ‘one pleases. All depends upon cultivation, Sixty bushels to the acre is not un- usual. We have attempted to conyey to the mind of those who have not seen the country referred to some idea of the territory tributary to the La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad. It is impossible to seat a ae Per impression of the Rade and wager the country bordering on Upper Mississippi, ee the streams running into the Pather of Rivers; but suffice it to say, that it is an empire of itself, and capable of feeding the World. As its resourees are developed all the works ‘of internal improvements forming outlets must be taxed \ their utmost capacity, and prove vastly remunerative. At present the La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad holds whe most important geographical position af any road west of the waters of Lake Michigan; and we do uot see that it can be superseded by the construction of any new Vine. ts productiveness must rapidly increase, and its capacity ina few years will hardly keep pace with the demands for the transportation of traye! and freight. It has a grand future ‘Delore it, and all that will be neces- sary to make the line highly remunerative to all parties interested is good ment and proper economy in the administration of its financial alfairs. ‘The invited guests of the La Crosse and Milwaukie Rail- wns Company have reason to congratulate themselves jpon the variety of the entertainment furnished. Inde- pes of an opportunity to view at leisure the magnili- cent country through which the road passes, they were gratified with the personal attentions of several old set- tiers, who carefully pointed out everything of interest. Capt. Cotting,a veteran of the lakes, and now agent of the company, appeared to know every ‘toot of ground from Milwaukie to the Falls of St. Anthony, and he imparted Valuable information as we progressed. Capt. J. Y, Hurd, of the steamer Northern Belle, made us intimately ac quainted with every point of interest on the Missiesipp river from Ia Crosse to St. Paul. To summer tourists he must be a model captain, Thereception of the excursion- ists at La Crosse was a brilliant affair. A torchlight pro- cession received the company at the landing, and escorted them to the public square, where they were addressed by the Mayor aud welcomed tothe city. The Milwaukie Light Guard, Company A, Capt. Starkweather, as fine a corps Of citizen soldiery as ever shouldered a musket, occupied ®@ prominent position among the excursionists. The music of their splendid band, the frequent reports of “ Young America’? enlivened the scene throughout, and added much the yencral enjoyment. Capt. Starkweather ig proud of his company, and well he may be. Throughout five days service, under our notice not a man deviated an iota from the strictest discipline, and every duty was cheerfully performed, A grand sup- per wound up the entertainments at La Crosse at about two o’clock on Friday morning, when all departed for St. Paul, The whole of Saturday was spent on the river, and a more delightful day never was known on the Up: per Mississippi. Noone was in a hurry, and the boat sped leisurely along, giving all an opportunity to acquire a rough geographical knowledge of the surrounding country. At St. Paul the entire population turned outto grect the strangers from the East. Goy. Sibley and sui received our military escort, and the corporation gave @ general invitation toa supper and ball for the evening. Parties were made up for visiting the most interesting places in the vicinity, and a mostagreeable day was pass- ed at Fort Snelling, St. Anthony, Minneapolis, the Fall Minnehaha, the cave and onthe prairies. It was a perfei gala day for St. Paul, which terminated with the corpo- ration entertainment, just as the wee hours of Sunday came peeping in upon the festive board, Those who were fortunate enough to have been present from the opening to the close of this jubilee, will never forget the solid en- joyment derived from the'attention paid by the civil au- thorities of La Crosse and St. Paul, and from the valua- ble informagiou imparted along the route by those who had early pioneers in that interesting section of the Union. Our Valparaiso Correspondence. Vanranaiso, Curie, Sept. 16, 1858. Trade in Valparaiso—Mail Failures—Celebration of Inde- pendence Day in Chile—The Chilean Congress Ad- Journed—Extra Session to be Called—Rumored Adjust- ment of the Franklin Claim—Ezecution of Two Mur- derers—A Woman to be Shot, de., dec. Business continues dull in Valparaiso, and the rain, which is now falling rapidly, will make the roads to the anterior very bad, and of course, to some extent, cut off trade to the interior by means of carretas. The steamer which arrived bere on the th inst. brought two full mails from the United States and one from California, The failures in the mail are, by the agents of the English steamers, charged to neglect at Aspinwall or Panama; but the American residents here generally that both parties are to some extent answerable ‘The anxicty for a new American line is very great in Chile among all classes. Great preparations are making in this city and Santiago for the celebration of Independence Day. Unless inter- fered with by the rain, it will be an exceedingly brilliant affair at both places. The Chilean Congress adjourned on the 15th inst, but as Much basiness remains unfinished, it is generally believed that the President will immediately call an extra session. Hvis rumored here to-day that our Minister, has effected an adjustment of the Franklin claim, the United States Consul assured me this morning, bas been under discussion for more than twenty-five years. The Frankb, an American whaling reah was seized in the port of Taleahuana in the year 1832, charged with a violation of the laws of the republic. The Consul states that he has no doubt that the case has been settled, but is not informed as to the terms. Two murderers were executed at Santiago last week. In Chile al) criminale convicted of capital offences aro shot. The wife of the murdered man is to be shot at the tame place ina few ¢ having been convicted as a party to the murder for which the two men above re- ferred to were executed, There are at present but few American merchant ships in this port the Uniied e 26th of August. The revolution in Bolivia was terminatad in a very few It commenced in La Paz. The originators of it been arrested, and will probably be put to ly hope that President Linares may cessful in preserving Order in Bolivia, Ihave kind feel- ings for the goverument and people of Bolivia. The peo ple ef Bolivia are sincerely anxions to be on the most 4 fondly terms with the United States, and are less pre ed than the people of the other South American re jpublles. ‘The Hewo of Kars tn Portland, Me. GENERAL SIR W. F. WILLIAMS WELCOMED BY THE CLERGY —HUS SPRECI IN REPLY. From the Portland State of Maine. 2) of Portland, with a large mu er of its — citizens, paid their respects to Gen. Sir W. Wile 5 ssterday, Nov. 1, at the United States Hotel, where been stay ing since bis arrival in this city on Sa- The reception took in the ladies’ drawing room. After an introduction by Joha Neal, Esq., Rev. Dr. Car- rothers read the following address — Mason be pl me The ministers of the Gospel, and though to you, have Ses ist arpa tp exploits which will oag lire in the annale of martial he roisin, bat with acts of generous « Kindness, Se Oat ree eee ant Codectee rotor in ch Sak. Long before you were called to occupy that pom of a where you won thee laurele which s graseful country placed upon your brow, you bad sowed the and and freedom, by your ‘and efiective ald go opportunely given to the ngen ouers for Foreign Missions,” ‘as now laboring in Persia, ute did hot fail to neavialmt thear comatitvents, with Your Kind ioteryositin in their behalf, in m season he ‘peril to their cause, and thus to gain for you a Task mete grateinl reminiscences of thousands in Weare thankful for the Lge yA now afforded ns of ten Aa ing this expression of h regard, and of our hey sed pfayer thst you may long enfey ite honors s0 warthily wor ired, and that, 0 life and death, may richisrealize the Consoiations of that Gosyel whose faithful tessen cers found in you, in their ed, asympathizing friend and aa etti- Cent proveete Poxtiaxn, Nov. 1, 1888. ‘The delivery of this address by Dr. Carruthers caused fan involuntary expression of approbation. Gen, Wits, in reply, said he received this address, 0 kititly and abexpectedly presented, with feelings of profound gratifieat He felt a peculiar pleasure im meeting €6 many ministers of the Gospel and of the citvens of Portiand, He had seen and known much ¢ the American missionaries io Turkey and Persia, and no men deserved better of their conntrymen than that ne band of faithfu! and devoted laborers. He little thought when he met thoze devoted ministers of the Gospel that had been alluded to, some whom be had known fur seventeen long years in the Fast, that be should be allowed the privilege ‘of bearing personal testimony of their virtues and their Christian devotion before their own countrymen in the United States. He rejoiced that he had an opportunity to repeat and reaflirm the fea testimony he had given of their Sdelity to duty and their eminent ability iw the try ing in whieh they bad been placed. He wou a repeat here what he bad sail elsewhere, that he rogarded these missionaries a# the pioncors of civilixatian. He ‘would not attempt to name them, or speak in detail of their services, lest he should omit many he would desire to remember. He might, however, alinde to Mr. Gootell, Dr, Scheitier, the Rev. Dr. Hamlin, of Maine, Mr. Pwigh: ‘and Mr. Peabody, of Maine, all Toading nople, and the two Messrs. Smith, of Brzeroam, gia were Dr. Perkins, Dr. Dwight, Mr. Stoddard, Mr. Soock« ing and Mr. Corwin, The British Embasay at Constant opie proved their friendship toward the American mi siovaries, and we aes ly on the good will ant Protection of the English authorities there. “He was cer tain the Americans at Oe gy oy 4 would all bear te timony to the good offices Ponsonby, Lord Stratford do Redcliffe, Lord Cowley, Colonel Rose and Mr. Haukland. He trusted it would always be found true, that in a foreign land, at least, Rnglishmen ant Americans are brothers. He felt more gratification is reeciving this expression of approval of his services than any that 3 be conferred on him in the line of bis pro fession. He had shared in the perils of , because he owed military service to his country. He had tried to do his at ‘@ soldier, and for this his countrymen had approved his conduct, But #, in rendering such aid as he could give to 1 es miseionaries of the Gospel in the Bast, he had entitled himself to the sympathies and reepect of good men im these United States, he esteem. ed that more than all the military honors it was in the power of his so: to bestow. He felt that the. done him to. im this recognition of his ay will toward the cause of humanity and religion, far greater than any that could follow the most Sritiant achievements in war. As euch, 1 accept with profound diffidence this testimowial at your bands, But ‘every rose has its attendant thorn, The ploasare of thie intervieit i only allayed by the extremely limited time at my disposal for ite duration. This i# probably thy only opportunity 1 shall have t exchange kindly greotity with you. I must return to my post, and should it ever he my fortune to vo back to the far distant West, the soenes of my Former labor, J shall siriye to render Ww the e has not been a single arrival from | -NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1858. American misstonares there every assistance that it is m my power to bestow. ‘At the close of his speech, Gen. W. held a brief conver- sation with different gentlemen present, and somewhat at Jength gave his advice to Rev. Merriam, the mission- ary to Belgium. He took leave of the party ‘in season for the St. ‘oat, at 6 P.M. beg Portiand Gen. W. met some near relatives from He returns to pnp where he is in command of We the grand depot ani manufactory of artil- d military stores. native of Annapolis, Nova Scotia. born in 1804, He entered the army young, and serve im the British army im India, in Ceylon, On his return to England he was sent to Turkey, on the gents of that, government to England for an artillery officer capable of teaching gunnery, He was elected over one thousand ap- Eo for the situation. His subsequent career in key, in the Crimean war and in the heroic defence of Kars, are wel! known to all intelligent readers. He has received distinguished marks of honor, not only from his own government, but from those of France and Turkey. ‘The Legislature of Nova Scotia, on his recent return to his native land, voted him a aplendid sword, whose blade of Dative metal is encaged in @ golden scab bard. Music and the Drama, TrauaN Orexa.—Mme. Gazzaniga is to perform at the Academy this evening in the tragic opera of “Lucrezia Borgia’? and the fourth act of “La Favorita.”’ She will be ably seconded by Mme. D’Angri and other favorites, Broapway Taearre.—Mrs. Julia Dean Ha is to rep regent the heroines in the tragic play of “Fazio” and the comedy of ‘Katherine and Peiruchio’ 7 on the occasion of her benefit to-night. An Irish farce follows, Nipro’s Gaxpen will no doubt be well filled with our fashionable citizens this evening, who, as usual, will be stow applause upon Miss Robertson, Mr. ©. Fisher and others, for their tine acting in the ‘Life of an Actress.” Bowery Tuatre.—The dramatic adaptation of the very poe story of the ‘Lost Treasure” having proved jighly successful, will be repeated this evening‘ with the retta of “The Waterman” and the drama of “New ‘ork and Brooklyn.” Wattack’s TugaTre.—The admirable performances of Mesdamwes Hoey and Vernon, Miss Gannon and Messrs, Lester, Brougham, Dyott, Wheatleigh and their associates, continive to till this house to repletion every night. Lavea Keexs’s.—Mr Tom Taylor's comedy, styled “Our American Cousin,” in which Misses Keene ayd Stevens, and Messrs. Jefferson, Couldock and Burnett have good characters, is to be giveu, with the farce called the ‘ Obstinate Family.” AMERICAN Mcseum.—Among the novel attractions re- cently added to thi great depot of wouders, are an enor- mous young Indian giant and a remarkably smail lady. ‘They may be seen together, with all the other curiosities, at nearly all hours. Cincvs.—Mr. Melville, the unrivalled bare back rider; Little Alice, the astonishing juvenile equestrienne; Mme. ‘Alexandre, the daring rope dancer, and a host of other superior performers, are to appear at the Palace Garden circus to-night, Minsti =, In addition to the customary variety of bnrlesques? songs, &., we are this evening promised the new negro pantomime of ‘Seampini,”” by Wood’s Min- strels; the comicality entitled the ** Hop of Fashion,’? by the Bryants: and the exciting afterpiece of “ Pongo,” by the Campbells. PERSONAL, “FAMILY “WHO ‘Win TO. “ADOPT A FEMALE A Brookly child, ) forse months old, may inquire at 58 Eleventh street, NFORMATION WANTED—OF MARK ROWAN, WHO left his residence on Senay, October 17. He is aged 13 ears, wore light pantaloons, Blick frock coat, and a white fit Any information of his whereabouts will be lg oe recelved by his mother, , Maria Rowan, 388 Water street, N. ERSONAL—MR. DAVID DODGE WILL FIND A LET. Fler in the Fost office, of importance to him, from the est. ATRICK PRICK, CARPENTER, LEFT BAGENALS- Any town, county Carlow, about five or six years ago. person who will let his brother, John, know’ where he t will be thankful to them. Inquire at 46 corner of Second street and Second avenue, JOHN PRICE. TILL THE COACH DRIVER WHO FORMERLY DROVE for the St, Nicholas, and was witness when a young man was assaulted on Wednesday evening, please return the watch and chain which was given to him by the assaulted to save him from being robbed of it? Please return to Henry Giblin, 146 Crosby street; the owner knows you personally, i LOST AND FOUND, O&ST—IN BROOKLYN, OCT. 25, A GOLD. BRACELET, in Harrison street, between Court and Clinton sia. By ras it to 14 Harrison street, the fader will be duly re- OST—ON THE EVENING OF THE 8D INST., GOING from East Thirty-ninth street to Third avenie cars, a lady's far vietorine. ‘he finder will be suitably rew ae by leaving it at 105 Thirty ninth street, between Second and T avenues. O8T—ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, THE 4TH INST., ing from Staten Island on the one o’clock boat or it, Knickerbocker stages, from South ferry w corner of \d_ Bleecker streets, a portemonnate containing one§StO and three $8 gold pisces, tires, $5, one $2 and two bills, all pe the one's, Also soune loose change, waich table reward will be given'to the ie tho saraingyot s bard working ‘tao man, Appiy to Birlen & Adams, corner of Perry and Bieccker s. REWARDS, “Lost, A SMALL BLACK AND TAN ; had cropped ears, weighed three pounds and Was about four months old. ‘The finder will receive the above reward by leaving it at No. 2 West Sixteenth street. = REWARD.—LOST, ON MONDAY, NOV. 1, AN 0) Italian greyhound, white body, brown face aud brown spew on her side; anawers to the name of Bue, Please call at SL East Kwenty seventh street. 59( REWARD.—LOST, ON WEDNESDAY, OCT. 20, A plain gold lever watch, with porcelain face, goll hands, with a leather guard and brass key attached, The above will be paid at 36 Union place. REWARD FOR NY INFORMATION OF Tile whereabguis of Kdward Cormick, a boy about 12 missing from his home, No. 70 street, Information cau be sent ty Murphy & Cleary, No. WStone sireet, ~REWARD.—LOST, THE SUM OF (903 41 TN 25 agin, from the Bank of Americe \o. ibe Gnatos Horse—#60 in'gol?, tw $10 bills onthe Copeord Bank and the rest in ami) bills. The tinder will receive the above reward by leaving the same at 12) William street, np stairs. SQ5 REWARD. —LOST, ON WEDNESDAY EVENING Nov. 3, between 5 and 6 o'clock, in one of the Third 340, Railroad cars, a gold wateb and chain, with locket ,at tached, containing Likeness of a lady. above reward will bepaticand no qnestions asked, by leaving the aune at 238 ‘Washington street, corner of Chambers. $60 iene Pale eo ety BEAVER STREET gold bunting waten, above reward at Salve, No. 8 Beaver arect POST OFFICE NOTICE. ee he maria FOR CALIFOR. lone at hi oe Saturday, the 6th day of ISAAC V. FOWLER, Postmaster ig RE.. =RKV. “THEODORE | ra COYLER WILL, DE oy Of the Church of by He Py BR is iid AC at 754 o'eloe! 80 Foray . 8 argeon. els, 28 ents. ‘ap ck For sale at $1 Kast Broadway and at the door. MILITARY. orice NATIONAL (THEATRE FENCIBLES —THR members pnt sh oy ested to attend a ta'be held at the Atlantic Gable, Nov © Roose: velt street, al O’diosk, on Dundas at 7th inst. N CHARLES, Orderly, Urnian W. Fo Secretary pro tem ENIOR VETERAN CORPS “OF jsi2—A REGULAR meeting will Rr i be held at the Mercer House, corner Broome this ( Weiiey) eveume, Nev. 5, m1 8 o'clock, ‘on business of ‘unctaal atteudance: ated. bs Cree H. RAYMOND, rh onel. Issac M. Pare, Adjutant, ; PULITICAL. _ MERIC AN “GENERAL | COMMITTEE, 1868—A ‘1868. — 4 A RRGU- lar meeting of the commitioe will be held this (Friday) ening, Nov. 5, iar At the commities rooms, corner \ Broadway i DER Ce WAGNER, Acting Pres't. GhneRT ‘e DEANE, Vice P. rat. N. 8 Hoeeren, EStanuoeran $ Secretaries RW YORE, NOVEMHER 3, Ite —WE, THE UNDER signed, Inepectors of the ‘Fourth district of the Fonrth ‘ward, tender our thanks to policeman John Btudiy, of the Fourth ward, for the Wd eariess manner ia which be discharged his one ay. = 4 * CHARLES KELLY, JAMES COUR RINEY, AMES DONEVAN, _ «, LES Cy COMMITTER.—Tik MEMBERS ne Pr Democratic Republican General Committee are punctual i aitendanee this Friday evooing we cf aris Wall, for the purpose of transacting bu lesan 7 re’ Test hott s mectine atthe Buchanan, street, on Saturday evening, Nov. 6, at 7 ovehook, for the par st ihe copduct of ah officer and Pike mnenbete of the Coram tree eee fare rnqiiested to iy at the time the meeting is called. This meet has eailed tr accordance with that section of the by laws un cays thet five members can calla meeting for special bu “ineF imam Wilson, Michael Halpin, Daniel Brophy. dames Fitzgerald, Jainen Jeary, ames Doran, James Burne, Award Burke, Hogan, Joha Doonoliy. I TH WARD REGULARS—A SPECIAL MEETING OF he Regulars of this ward will be heid at i. nion Marke ‘com, On Friday evening, the Sth instant o'clock, ii, By order of arb, W. HOSMER, President iB. Fon, Secretar} TH WARD.—THE MEMBERS OF THE IT WARD mocratic wi eats de ward commities are led ta meet at the Manhattan Rouge, wery, bt. at Hh o'el sek, Gor a AM MARMETRED, Chalrman peo tom Jonsx Drwoxn, , bi i <a N™* YORK AND Vroamee ans RAILROAD COMPANY. Traine leas Peis ow and 04 Yorks 618 P- rare i msuons Traine Joave a wen! snd Fourth avenue, New ¥ Pyhty iy , Wi at fh statione: 8AM. mail train, etopp rit find ai) station’ nocthy TAM, Wittiamate ee, pln at all a 1120 A. M. White Phiins trai, stopwing at all stations; a A all Reationa: 4 PM. Ido Fe Paine, noppiog et al ute Williammabridge, atop a homens: Bel ving at all atationa above Wi uw Pithre, stopping at all stations; 5:30 P.M inher sumide, atop. i eetnry fp ehathnn Cone Corners 1880 PME, mit train, ate, ng at Willian mnsbrictge, Wh Tune, wed al) ettiege por. WH. VAMPURI, Speci PUNg ily eS... a a NORTH A! IC. Y ma BRITISH AND MERICAN ROYAL MAIL FROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL. SOANAD: it. Sane, = [ees ASAE | on AFRIC: i? Bann, EUROP, ata ‘A, Cap UROPA, pe te ton" Boston, Wi eae xr 3 PERSIA, Ji ‘enon error 4 AMERICA| ie “ Wednontay, Nov ie Ag “N.York, Weduesday, Nov. 24 AFRICA;Shained, = NeYork, Weduentay, Deo. 8: EUROPA, Lieieh, auton,’ Welneoday Dec; 18: PERSIA, Judking, N-York, We , Deo. | Gaitieafe 5 a Dy » Wot eu et paid Eo fednesday, Dec. experiens of a a board. cone re of these ships will not b€ accountable for river, Dullon apace Jewelry, Ee npouatahia Se. ae less prvi bey J ne therein expressed, For ys aD Ne EBEving Gees ‘cei: NTIC ROYAL MAIL Kites ft BAVIGATION oom: aR New York and Gi were ‘ait FARTS OF ‘OF AND, BRITAIN VIA Ss, EW YORK N) ALWAY STEAMSHIP LIN! Ne. This line ia cer and fit of powerful and fast eulling steam: ably officer th everything requisite oc Ss wre 28. a agresavle. The a departures froa mew tern ier fiway wil be as follows, until orn INDIAN EMPIRE, E. Courtenay........ PACIFIO, Mim. ©. Thompson. “onda Nov Pei {ialting Ireland reach their in three- fourths the time taken by any other Sr rot aa eve an op: rea” Visiting places aud rel Price of free tickets by the bom Bayne sono eae meat take nat ti ea Britain 8 ‘at the followin reduced rates:—First class, $90; second o oe wien to bri frends oan erovita tn Srent ‘class from Galway, at oe from Sher eniba in Brest jp accessible by rallre Mberal cabin table will ns for ted clase: il ee er Kee as anne vi hey ant aut pro- vide themselves with a tin — mug, knife, ter can and their own For rg ‘unde Jay, may company on ‘aflices of the a COL EXPRESS Co., HOLLAND, TEAM TO ———9 LONDON, GLASGOW, DUB- Belfast and Londonderry, and all the Principal towns oe Kuglantand Irelsod, vin Liverpool, without delay, at great: New vor. ‘oa RGR esa Y Compan Leer few an i ‘Heamships are’ intended io sal a © [io aoed built iron screw ‘ag fol- lows:— FROM NEW YORK. +++ Saturday, Nov. 6, pa a at 12 0! f ogee ‘noon, from Peice pated Passengers w ii'dnd tiie the mout speedy and safe route to the Continent, RATES OF PASSAGE. $15 + 90 aasengers forwarded to Hi ris, "Hamburg, Bremen, Pein ‘and all parts orth ‘Contine cer etybout deka. Sa Notice.—These rovided with every requisite cipline is enforced with re on of re and the ces di. use is. For frei or passage, SRpIy Akh fin of the op pany. 0) DALE, 19 Broadway" New York, Agent, Tn Liverpool to WM. INMAN, Tower Buildings R SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE.—THE UNITED States mail slaamer FULTON, J. A. Wotton, commander, will leave for Havre, touching at Southampton to land the matisand passengers, on Saturday, November, 18, at twelve Sighes from pier 31 North river, foot of Beach stree steamers toensure ibe immediate extinet lve water encloaing the en; in the event of eo fi siranting the Sate ots them, and the pm rk, the the vessel and wanted during Ena rage abou be Hong fore sailing, jow.”” For freight or wo § DRAYTON, Agent Ne a prom. paceaber ne STAM TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BELFAST, DUB- lin and Londonderry, without delay, tor $80." Return tc eis to elther of the above places good lor six months by any steamer of the line, ‘Capt. Thompson... Wednesitay, Nov. 24, 12 noon, ERINBU 1G. Capi. Cumming. Dec. 2 12 noon, ednesday, Rates: £ yueeee Canin, 1» 155, third claas found with provisions, 830 For freight or passage apply to nogene 3 xi ROBERT CRAIG, Ww Broadway. MAIL STEAMSHIP PERSIA —FOR LIVER The PERSIA, C. H. Judkins, commander, will sail OYAL RS Tro the stream on Wednesday next, 10th instant. A Be An omni k anya whart, at Jersey Clly, a ersia, from $39 t0 convey passengersaud baggage ‘on board. Nov. 24i or ‘The Asia will sai . E. CUNARD, No. 4 Bowling Green. TPE, HAMBURG, AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY'S mail steamship BORUSSIA, for London, Hamburg and any J a4 21 North ri ', foot of Falion street on n Monday. oy. Ab. Hirst cabin, S104; ae cond cabin, i ‘or passage aj w ©. RICHARD, BOA & CO. ToL Beeadways ne? Fis LIVERPOOL.—OLD BLACK STAR LINE. — THR favorite packet ship ANTARCTIC sails Friday, the Sth No- or, For passage, baving woes mnequalled fecomimodations st Jowest rates, apply on hoard: pier 14, Hastsiver Witkiaas’s « 40 Fulton street, and 177 Broady LIV THE FAST S\ILING CLIPPER pt. Truman, will positively sail to Her nccommodations are userjunlled For pamage »rite ship, at low rates, apy poly on board, or to B. COL. O., at the ollive on pier No. 6 North river, USTRALIA PIONEER LINF, PSTARLISHED 1852-— Carrying United States matis.—The maguiticent A 1 clipper ae GOO ND. 1,000 tons register, Sargent, com- mander, will clear for Melbourne, posuively, Nov, 10; sha has elegant and unsurpassed mocommm ode {i for a few more ngers. The noble A | extreme elipp fing, #00 8 register, Ames, commander, ts at G Necih river, aud wil have prompt deapaich for Miiuey direct November 2). The magniti ‘A | extreme clipper ship ere, 1.4") tons Ne ‘echter, commander, succes ts have prompt dem Feu Or passage ay) w ling Green. Havre, will sail {rom the comp. {POR ERPOOL ship CALHOU morrow cos oa consignments, Coasiguees in Austra, Ma, Menara. Wilkineoo Bros & Uo. USTRALTA.—COMMERCIAL LIN direct.—T. perior Al elip m hia, Belit commanter Gi ve’ traps Above port positively on the 20th T se! iw elexaniy Sted up for passengers, having stateroom ac- commoiations throughout; and from her superior sailing saltles is expected to make the shortest passage th at As eV roe rtd = en made to Melbourne. Freight and taken at the bippers and a Invited to tnepect Tee Cokie engaging auply on board pier 3 North tiv 13 Broadway. Cash cavances tiadeon cmmipaments, Ci signers— Messrs. George A. Lioyd & Co., agents for the government of New South Wales. 5. VICKAKD & ¢ YOLEMAN'S h ‘ORNIA LINE = ber, A ree J. ea, pat Jy on advertined Clipper of Seer at PAH RIT it 1Aet corn Wal treet This mageiingnt chip han Soeur iver, footet Wa a tek $28 Sr sppobanie in the trade. | In model, i build ve utmenta, aly super! Franctos! betes iz the passage in 109 spectively, ‘and al wage males nk iin to in superior condition sven ahi and think they will pete the port, and by far the my for San balance ~-4 CO a8 Wall, street, Mesure. Win. urday, Nov. ing Francisco. T. COLEMAN. & Agenta in San Francisco, 4 change oo San San Francieco for sale, in #uma to suit. Limited sdvances made on shipments of ayproved werchandise, ‘you JEMAN'S ca TRO ly on Ae or A lel RUPER LORD, Perkins, commander, is now Facetving the balance of her car: i pier 2; Kastriver. This it a very fue ‘and substantially iit ship, medivm clipper, sails remarkably fast, is supplie! witb a full set of Emerson's improved patent venulators. and slwaye delivers ber cargoes in fine order. he insures atthe dagn—Clipper of Sat Jowent rates, and her engagement being already large, will ¥ teh as above. owe WAN & <0. 8 Wall eet. Tootine Buil ting. A ie in San Francisco, Mesars. Wm. T. Coleman & Co. Exc on for sale. in sume to wait, Lisaited advances made on shipments of &pproved merchandise, r INE, VIA NICARAGUA.— ‘Ship Canal Company, (atroRNIA STEAMSHIP 1 American Atianuc and I" FDCCED FARES. WASHINGTON, 2,008 (ons, ‘elo marrying mails an: vat te foconnst at sat Juan dei Sur with ibe well uo modious These steamabips bj une fomfort and eaten paseeugers. ci re sua ip god condive fo freight apply only atthe ofice of the exm- a Lt oe ae ~ ‘JOUN P. YELVERTON, Agent te aad the country ROKR, FALCONER & 00.8 LIN ‘ PRCIAL NOTICE. Si for ken Francieco,—The clipper. ship IVANITO Lane, is now receiving the In reo wt pier No. 21 fret, Fulton terry, and will aks freight thia woot oo The Ivanhoe te perfectly ventilated, tusures at the lowest 1) snanded by Capt. Laue, formerly of the Sweep made the pemsn fa ninety theae days. Hhippere ean rely on pare of their govis anda quick run: Bur freight Forable terme, apply to ROSE, FALOONER & Co., 1% Pine ree St enn tie ints at San Francie, Mesare 1.1. Rowe & Co. Sight ex change on San Franciaco for sale. Collections merpe in Cvllr nia and Oregon. ed ORT SAN FPRANCTSOO.—THE A 1 CLIPPER SHTP Bovis loading at pier 10 Reet river, to salt th ina, is taking freight on very fx hie terme. CHURCH "4 CO., agents, No. 88 Wall street puatr ant ful CY OR SAN FRANCISCO —THE SHIP GRAY PRATHER ia now in the North river and ready to sail. Passeagers ‘will please eome on board. Room. for ar agimiimpen Apply to L. B. SEMPSO! 9 few more passengers N19 Beaver mreet. RV aKa AX AND FLORIDA. United Sta HE SOP TH. Capt. nt im pier be tind for the follow! seemere rom’ Ne Fol ‘The favorite ateamaht; Stan OF ly joo be leave on Batardy, 8 ad, Lyi North river. Throw ony sina) 60! by at ic fare wi oerne ny he STRAMAITTP KEYSTONE 4, Will sail frome Pile amebty ‘STAI rove for Fevanrah, me earaniay November 18, at 10 o'cioe! A MERON NTR oc bacon Pindep iy a SHIPPING. [site erates wate ateAMente GME tare we Arama Ratrond raay, Nov, bl aM, she oe rom pier fa ot gira, Rfarron tretl Nog res an “ ‘at Panama with the “ie manages CW. AERC: ir wom OF THE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP 1 ATT West street. Phe United States steamship BF Aspinwall, will be detained until 2 P.M. Nov. JW RAYMOND, Agent. TEAM TO JAMAICA.—THE SPLENDID AND POWER- Siu steamer, WASILINGTO eS ‘2,000 tona, Capt. H. Churcbill, ve for an del Norie), On Saiurday: oh Pa a ie touc! men es eal ry, Ra Foy agent 4 eS neyaiar tt New York, ofice of the Rr aay AND NEW ORLEANS—TO SAIL POST. rely oe on Friday, RA 12, ee at 12 o’elock.—The Uni- racers io penis ts rel Se oe ae et cuae receive freight on ‘urea ct meaty ov pler foot of Robinson street No bills of titer the ‘hour of saline Se. or hight oe pana VINGSTON, ina aOR No. | Park place. —_——————_—_— ee OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT, NOVEMBER 6.—TITR ‘ANER, Capt, W. H. ‘pel PA a cies a ‘A Talbot, having re fn t order jer No. 3 North ri jovember: on Monday, November Freight, Bent Pahl fone Par botah ou board, oF to CHAS. MORGAN, No. 2 OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. Ey SAIL ON SATUR- M. Freight 26 cer tor paauage Up) whing Green. day, Nov. 6, at er enue he Lewd Vaseage:—First cabin, ° $40; SUWANEE. Captain W. H. cen thorough overhauled, is now Bae Se pe ma ‘il Wy iT nawill colt aasbave Reus Brakes perth then ase te i Broad street. Apply HOFFMAN & PENNAL, EE LS OR SAVANNAH—THE AMERICAN | ATLANTIC Screw sip Company's hew and elegant steams MONTEOMERY, F Urockeh clmumanden will Wewve pier T Rorihrt ver, on Saturday, November 6, at '4 o'clock P. M. pre- Passage to Savutinah, with wisurpaxsed accomn rot ‘gid. through tcketa to N New Qrleans, $80 5 ne 8 Sa mt Ua oe ioe ta, $23; Macon, 2 rela bt ten cents per foot, and propor- tlonate rates Insurance. one halt per cout. Apply to HB, CROMWELL & CO., 86 West street. Cb amare ‘ON Tee, by hain es Iurough in fury eight hourg, Fi class ¢ ye $i Freight on measurement creda, Keema per ok Buiter cheewe and lard, hall a gent per pound. Bacon and hams, $3 pei The spied i aide shee) steamship Gapatn Berry, ba al gat No. : North river, Tired Montgomer: oy : Her — ‘SPOFFARD, TILESTON Eco Sine Pe. James Adger will succeed on Wednestay, Novy, 10, at 3 Ygaturday, Nov. 6, at 3 ts fgibe fo flow laces: — bbe B. 6. i] per oeeth Pia. Pilatka, Fla. passag: OR NORFOLK AND RICHMOND —THE, UNITED States mail steamship JAMESTOWN, Capt, Parish, will leave on Saturday, 6th inst., ai aclock B. pler 13 North river, She will arrive at Norfolk on Sunday. afternoon, and at Richmond on Monday morning. Passengers for the South will proceed by the greatSonihern mailline. | Travellers will find this the cheapest, pleasantest and most Bru Fevers grand’ Richmoudy $10. Apply’ to. etersburg and Richmon pply’ to LUDLAM, 82 Broadw: SPECIAL NOTIC ES. T AN ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS,OF THE CHAT. ham Bank, held on Monday, Ist inst., tBe following named gentlemen were elected directors for the eusuing year:— Nathan William K. Belcher, some eC. Calling, 4 M, Co Thomas Davenport; Jen ban enjamin W. Mecrkum, Alfred L, Row Charles J. Shepard, Charles Sanford, Samuel Utter, Oliver W, Woodford, ‘Thomas Woodw: And at a meeting of the board this day, Nathaniel Mayden ‘was unanimously elected President. ©, IL. SCHREINER, Cashier, New York, November 3, 1888. MIGRATION TO OCEANICA.—PERSONS INTEREST ‘ed in a scheme, advertised two months ago, to colonize aan island near Papin iu the Indian Ocean, are notified that the superior clipper ship BHELTER wil! ail for this island on the to ember next. This enterprise offers unusual a tions to the intelligent and industrious seeking & genlal ho here labor secures a large return. A company of respect ists, with Hietr families, partly formed. For further POST, SMITH & CO., agents, w able particnlars eal] upou or address: 85 South pireet, ASONIC, NOTICE. “THE REGULAR COMMUNICA: Hion of Putnam Lodge No. $88, F. and hy this (Friday) evening, 1 oak‘ tho. Coral Oad Fel Hall Punctual attendaner ta requested, order, RALPH REYNOLDS, Secretary. Y OTICE.—AL1, PEREONS ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED ugainst ‘or harboring any of the crew of the British Ship Gonetitution, Thompsone master, froaa LiF as no debts of their contracting will be paid a the captain or cousignees. WILLIAMS & GUION, 82 Wall street. TEW CROCKERY STORE.—W. MATTHEWS REGS TO e shat he will open store 204 Eighth avenue, on at, with a cholce aagortment of newly, Imported iam, china and ware. Sold at wholesale prices TEW YORK COUNTY MFDTCAL SOCIRTY.—AN AD ° “ting of this wockety will be held and Surgeons, on Friday evening, ‘I B. ANKLERK, M. D., Pres't. OFFICE, NEW CITY HAL w York, Nov. 1, 1858%.—Notice will be added On the lat of De- 1} taxes remaining unpatd; also that two per cont he added on the ith day of December. No, money, re Ceived after 2 o'clock P.M. Oi m 8 A.M. ta 2PM. m7 ISON. SMALL, Recatven 1B MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY—MORSE Iines—General office No. 48 Wall street.—Rates reduced. With six wires, and iuproved business facilities, his company i enabled to reduce their charges as follows, viz. Ten = Hach ad’) word, New York to Philadelphia. ........25 001 2oenta, © Kaltimore. wo 4 conta, 50 cents, Scene. ta rmediate prints, points in the Thetr lines are counseted with tbe company in 2 tute nie have the right (nee the in- vention tapoa he mite of their lines. The public may rely tipon the prompt and accurate transmission of all despatches deposited on Bas Siiawing of ca 1 street. ° Astor House, at maja entrance. er ew Haven depot, Twenty seventh street, 862 Chestnut street. HE MEMBERS OF THE McCAY CLUB WILL pReT thie evening at 734 o'clock, at No. 9 Broadway. I. ‘The roll will be open fur all who wih Wo oin. By H. G. MeManon, See, SHAN, MUAY. Pres. THE BALL SEASON. M"™ TARY BALL Of the may“ SOURS, ee "ER Rovompe i tt Wm. Halt & Pon's, of Trond ie tel = k place; Deimoonico'e a ‘nd Chambers seer: Horace Waters’, 385 Broadway. = arest's, (mune store,) 409 of Broce aad reer streeta; B 206 Howery nad 49 Sixth nenion’ es, th arenae— And atthe ‘ company’s Armory, #51 Hiroad way. WINES, _LIQUORS, ac, FAMILY PACK ENT OF FINE WINES AND Dynora, SINR VE DOLLARS, assorted, oF bottles for FIV A case of TREORTED COGNAC pS ay WELYE ee IVE DOLLARA. Anample otite ofall these may VONATHAN JONKS tee ‘99 William street, A PERLE AND RUBIS CHAMP AG NES. he undersigned have been appointed sole agents for the United States and Canada, for the sale of the champagne wings of Mesara. Jacques Goerg & C { Chalons sar Marne, Frane We present public under two brands; vei AND RUnIe LA These superior wines ond in to equal, if not t sarpass, any other brands now for sale in the market. From the lon renee and extensive porsessions, ant large means of wn house of Jacques Goerg & Co., and their de furnish wines ‘which shall meet with the app” feel persuaded thats trial will fully establiab all the excellence of these w' ‘CRAMER, ABEUU & MCCLOSKEY, 19 Broad street. ROBINSON'S HUDBON ALR.—R. W. EVANS & CO. SUC George Robinson, brewers of the celebrated ale; Tor sale in hogsbeads, barrels and half barrels. No, 61 Harrison street. rote WitiiAWGAU in Agen qe FAMILY CASE FOR $7-CONTAINING TIE FOI. lowing variety:-— 2 bottles ehotee brand; 2 do, 2 do, 2 do. 2 do. Madeira wipe, “3 Tall one doren bottles, SAMUBL ELLISON No. 7 South William ‘und 69 Stone sire 4 60 William etree between Pine and Cedar streets, Dealers are invited to cal fd le our Hyuors before going elsewhere. a 180. ‘eva’ Wine ve af. 10 see his ol friends and patrons at led the —_, magni it fits so pereepuble, ‘bs uaplossage of potena ta the heed te entirely removed, It CI eed and enables them at ‘at pudlic assembles. Messra, ‘Aurists, 39 Albemarle street, Plocas ponite the York Hotel, on, Ragland. DP areestsa xewry INVENTED INSTRUMENT for extreme deafness, cal! ets vokse conductor f ADIES AND GENTLEMEN HAVING ANY CASE OFF second 4 clea LY forniture, Ac., to dispose of, will fore by sending W or addressing Terrie, 190 Seventh avenues bevwean Twentieth aad Trreaty" first stteetn, —_—— O00 Te Ixyest TN SECOND HAND CLOTH $5. per cent more than is given by others ORDO VES Se ay Ag ae bee] on peraon o ’ Mono’ ey, “et Pes cpa YD SMALL FAMILY WOULD LET, TOGETHER OR SE. Foor on the first or second first ¢ uation desir: 4 at 91 West Eleventh street, between Fifth and Sf avs. FINE SUIT OF ROOMS ON SECOND FLOOR TO LET A eee an fafa, sea oer Tague at 44 rt ny t ‘West Sixteeath street, between Fifth and Sixth avegiuen A SUIT OF HANDSOMELY FUBRIEEED APART. ments, with all the modern conveniences, an elegant pw lor and use of piano, vate house, ther or separate to a famil, gentlemen, wilh o ee partial board, or private table, o"apoly at 63 Bond street. A PLEASANT SUIT OF ROOMS, WITH BOARD. FOR a gentieman and wife or single geotiemen, Referenecs exchanged, Apply st 35 Weat Seventeenth street A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE AND Two 0 OR THRER single gentlemen can be accommodated with board at 25 Cottage place, between Lieecker and Houston streets. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR A SINGLE GENTLE: man, can be wccommaggat ’d with pleasant rooms and board in a'respectable prival family, by’ applying at 5) Bast Twenty-sevond street, FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN WISHING COMFORTA ble rooms for the winter, can find the same by applying at 585 Houston street, Breakfust, if desired, A Many, HAVING INVITING ROOMS IN A House, could geccmmodatn three or {0 Drenkfust and tea, a Ueman and wife Location upsurpassed. street nce require’ per week; tire and be also handsome Apply at No. 193 West : 3 SOARDERG AD LODGING. F° RNISHED ROOMS TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, A ee family will leta furnished front em and bedzoame wijoining, on seeond old aa kote tale has perior Person ‘ine rooms nd a su ‘wll please callat 118 Ninth street URNISHED ROOMS TO LET. Fr feties or gentlemen,” loulre on he Ue wry Bor. URNI SHED ROOMS.—LARGE AND SMALL ROOMS with large closets, Lowry =) te., to Jet on moderate terms, at No. $7 Prince street, wird door’ west of Broadway, URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—WITH OR WITHOUT board, Apply at 3*7 Fourth street, between tha Bowery and Broadway. House coutaing all the modera im- provements, icihidieshdiitlllelisiinlieniesieniiballiennsini: FUCBNISHED ROOMS, TO LET TO A GENTLEMAN and wife oF two wing gentlemen on weond aid thir t floors @ beautiful Ineation, connist~ ing of back par! nd Liar 4 ‘and room and bedroom om third Boor. Apply at 118 Thompson street, corner of Prince. OTEL, LODGINGS—ONB BLOCK FROM THE CITy Hall, Clean and comfortable tingle rooms cau be bal ab the Globe Hotel, corner of William and fort mirceia, New York, ae to 37 cents per vight, or $1 and $8 60 per week. Gen- tlemen and wife 75 cents. Open all cto LS hd 08, 1 AND $ MONROF STREET, NEAR CATHARINE. Furnished rooms to let, to gentlemen and their wives ar-xingle gentlemen. ‘Terms moderate. RIVATE BOARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR two single xentiemen, can be modated with rooms And board, where the comforts of a home ean be enjoyed; honse bas ‘modern improvements, Dine até o'clock. Apply at 54 Lexington avenue. VERY PLEASANT SUIT OF ROOMS TO LET—SIN ly or together, with full or partial board, at wi ty second street. Location very desirable, conv severa) lines of cars and stages. Heterences given and re. quired, Terms moderate, SUIT OF ROOMS ON THE SECOND FLOOR TO LET- with board, in « auperior locality; also an English base iment ofice for a physician. Would prefer parties maving thalr own furniture, Apply at $33 West tT wenty'se -aecond street, GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE OR TWO SINGLE genuemen can be elegantly accommodated with rooms And board, in a first class private house, between Houston and few doors from Broaiway. Address Madi- st office. GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE OR TWO SINGLE gentlemen enn be accommodated with a handsome room Ina first class house, with all the modern improvements, at 00 Eant Twenty-secondstreet, between Third and Lexington Dues, PARTIAL BOARD IN| A B., Herald olice, stating GENTLEMAN DESIRES private family, Address J, M terms and other particulars, GENTLEMAN DESIRES PARTIAL BOARD IN A French family. Address ©. ©, Herald ofice, statiog ierms and ail other particulars. A PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD DISPOSE OF ONE OR tro pleasant rooms, with board. Apply at 125 West Twenty-second sireet, between Sixth and Seventh avenues; the location fa unexceptionabde, and in the immediate vicinily of cars and stages, References required. A ENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE AND TWO SINGLE ntemen can obtain handsomely furnished rooms, with hot and cold water, pantries, &c.. on reasonable farms, at 198 ‘West Eighteenth street, a few doors west of Righth avenue. Dinner at six o’elock. LARGE, PLEASANT ROOM, WITH BOARD, TO let to a kentleman and wife, also a single room for Agen- Teman, in private family. Apply wt eat Twentiet FRENCH LADY WOULD ACCOMMODATE A WADY ‘and gentleman, or single gentlemen, with large rooms, jarlom and excellent board. “Apply at 427 Broome street, oae Jock east of Crosby street. PRIVATE FAMILY, OCCUPYING A FIRST CLASS house, in the vieinity of Twentieth street aud Broadway, will let to a gentleman the entire second floor, with the exclu sive use of bath room, ite., furnished or unfuruished> Address K. W., Union square Post oflice, N ENGLISH FAMILY ARE DESIROUS OF LETTING @sinall room, with board, toa single gentleman; also, @ young lady can be accommodated. References required. Ap- Diy at 194 Madigon street, near Rutgers. “SPLENDID FURNISHED FRONT PARLOR, BED- room and pantries attached, with plano to let, to" ge ian and wife, where ail the comforts of a home will be gi ‘Also, a single room and dental ofice, in a private honse, wi ditties teaprovewente, inquire us Ne. 60 Prince sovooh @ few doors west of Broadway, WIDOW LADY, WITHOUT CHILDREN OR ROARD- ers, will accommodate & gentleman and lady o a few sin ale persins with pleasant rome and good boat, ata moderate price, Alko, front parlor, unfurnished. "Gas, ke. Re Please call at 235 Bleecker street, near Jere e Carmine OARD.—A SMALL GENTRFL FAMILY, WITH HOUSE furniture and Jocation nosurpassed, will let one or wo baits of rooms tr first elass applicants. ‘No. 10 Nelson place, one block west of Broadway, out of Bighth street. OARD.—GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES CAN BE accommodated with rows and board at 2I7%4 West wenty first street, in a quiet and respectable family: whern are nocbildren ‘The house is new and has all the mo 8, aud is beanufully situated, opposite Chel OARD.—TO LET, IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, A LARGE front board, toa gentieman and wife or two dingle gentiemen; loration very pleasant. Apply at 424 Groen wich street, corner of Laight. RT, WITH BOARD, aitab A HANDSOME Y hia ; aay pares Wiebing th ill please apply at 1 West T wen! ninth atrest, between Broadway and Pifti-avenue, Refers exchanged OARD.—TWO OR THREE SINGLE GENTLEMEN, members of the Young Meu's Christian Association, may find very desirable rooms and good board in x simall private fa milly where they inay enjoy the cumfore of @ home. Refe rences exchanged. Inquire at 68 Weat Twenty-ninth street. OARD.—A LADY AND GENTLEMAN OR TWO SIN gle keniieamen can be accommodated with & parlor and bedroom on the firs: Yoor, with gor! board 1 private aoa whore they can enjoy all the cou Diu nor at six o'clock. Apply atl 168 West Beventeenth tr ,OARD— A FRONT ROOM AND BEDROOM TO LET— toa gentleman and wife or single, gentlemen, in the first class brown swne reat Jones street, near La tayete place; bath, yua, de. “Dinner a6. OARD.—A PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVING MORE room than they require, would let to siugle gentlemen or fouples rooms, furnished or unfurnished, with full board; house has gas, bath and every conventence, stages run within ‘one door, dinner at | and 6},, teruis moderate, No, 4 Ashlaud place, Perry street. l wr —A very DESIRABLE SUIT OF ROOMS FOR @ gentleman and wife, and yne saitable for a singl# gen Hileman can be obtained at 44 West Twenty-third street, uear Finh avenue. References exchanged. OARD.—A FAMILY HAVING MORE ROOM THA reqnired would dispose of a parior and, bedcoame seeqnd Goor, with excellent boant, to & genteel, fa family; ho having the modern improvements; loration desirable, bie by cara and stages. Apply at 172 Weat Twenty firm street. yo. eevee at, rea Lal maaan © FURNISHED ROOMS had, with board. 18 Hast be street Orelocke ie Fi a ase tie single oe oel wo men, $3 to $12, oaRD FoR A aye Amp, Gprtiauan. BOARD jsomely furnished, on 7 Sr eeer nm iad kets « weme "inquire of 1a ‘TLompson st. r HOARD DOWN TOWN —A GENTLEMAN AND HIS. wife and two single gentlemen can be accommodated with board at 49 Robinson street, corner of Greeuwich, couve rience for fires tn the room. a OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A FRENCH FAMILY. HAY. ing more room than necessary, offers to necommordate two or three gentlemen with rooms and board. Apply at 1) Sack: et street, Best reference required. IN PROOKLYN.—A ROOM TO LET, SUITA a family or two sity Ve ile at No. 67 Henry iret, five minutes’ walk frou Wall street (erry OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A by jy AND WFR, or two aingle gentlemet ni farge room, on second Socr. all at No. 0Chuton steoet ferences required. CARD IN BROOKLYN —A SMALL AMERICAN FAMI ly, having more room than they require, w nino. or two respectable taniies, with board and elmgant artmnenta, where all the comforts of a home could be enjoy: Situation eenteal. All the modern improvements, anch aa r, bath, closet. gna, speaking tube, Por further par sre of Alex. Hudnate draggist, Court street, oppo. OARD WANTED—IN A SMALL PRIVATE FAMIL ‘or with a wklow lady where there are no other boar for a gentlemat A wife, three children ap! pare. east of Broadway, near Union syuare, preferred. Terms must be moderate. Address Comfort, box 1,869 Post office. Boe, WANTED.—BOARD AND A NEATLY PUR niahed room wanted, by a young lady, for which abe would give instruction to children three or fo daily for oue week Minnie, box 1) Herald viice, as OARD WANTED—WITH ELEGANTLY FURNISHED Apariments, by a gentleman, wife, daughter, a years, and nuree: location near Fifth avenue and petrioenth Street, front rooms will be required, with frst class secommo: Cations, for whieh a liberal price will be private fanaly at I referred. Address, stating |ycation, 8 OMe, ox 2.308 P- ‘flier, for two days, — ed OARD WANTED-POR A GENTLEMAN AND WIPE in a private bnew or where there are by ww hewn 1 #2 2 per week, \ucinding fire aud gaa. Herald ofliee, Adress A to em B. 8. M., OARD WANTRD FOR A YOUNG LADY, INA PRI ate Ame a family, where the comforts of a home can ayed, terms ot to exceed 83 per week. Address A. 8, ‘ollice, for four days. Refertaces exchanged. Terma wi: Addres Tera Barr ROOMS ON THE SECOND FLOOR, WITH al the Fe desirin OARDING IN JERSEY CITY.-ONE OR TWO RES. pertable gentlemen eam obtain good board and accomin dations tna penvaie fami ty of three persons no ehustren), by ‘spplying at 9 Worrm strect, above icon, Jersey Weg OWNING A HANDSOME HY . SECOND avenue aud Eighth street, would let a spacious room to iwo plain gentlemen, with board; with gas, bot and cold water, with nse of bath, and good substantial ‘bie: those who can partially furnish’ preferred. Price $10. Address A. B. C., station D Post olliee, PURASANT ROOMS. TO ERT, IN A HOUSE WHERE there are but few hoarders; private table if desired. Apply at 32 Kast Twentieth street. re GUIT OF Rooms TOLET—TO A LADY AND GENTLE. man, or sing! Jeman, with or without board, furnished 19 mudway side. ' House has all the modern impr Also, two single rooms. been newly fitted up. exchanged. WO GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITIT a neat little room, in a quiet family, at $5 per month, or to Broad’ wer RD. MEN DESIRING PLEA Lien, may apply at 82 Hoyt Brooklyn. § one gentleman at $4, at 36 White street, near Pwo OR THREE GENTL sant rooms, with breakfast i . between Pactic and Dean, sue TP WO OR THRER SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC: commodated with board and very desirable rooms, with & small private family. nis moderate, The house contains all the modern improvements. Inquire at 175 West Thirty - seventh street, six doors east of Eighth aveuu Of LET.—WITH FULL OR PARTIAL BOARD, A ‘second floor front room and bedroom, suitable for « gen- tleman and wife, or single gentlemen; also, a room on thiret ewly fnrnished modern improvements; family private, wed. Cn ferred, a genteel pong bedroom an bath room, with, rater close, By the month or year, at $6 per week, at No, near Broadway. sgseagetyuats *30uN 3 WOODWARD. 0 LRT-HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITHC or without partial board, to geatlemen only, at lie Ninth street, a few doors from Broailway. ANTED — A PARLOR AND BEDROOM, ON THR Airat floor, furnished, for & Indy and, gentlemen, with board for the lady only, with i widow lady, tuber’ “boarders: between Amity and” Twentieth. etree terins not to exered $10 a week, arg and que ipcloded, Addreas for two days, 0. T Broadway Postollice. References ex- changes ANTED, BY A LADY, BOARD, IN. A PRIVATE family, in the upper part of the city, or in the vieinity of New York. Address with terms, &c., M. N. La, Broadway Post attice. 6) AND 4 ABINGDON ‘of second floor rooms to let, with board: JUARK, WEST SIDE—A SUIT board; also rooms for WITH BOARD, TWO VERY ely hurnished rooms on the second story, front ‘Also a large room, suitable for one or two WEST ELEVENTH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY. — Rooms, single or in suita, with board, will be let for the 18 winter respectable parties. Terma reasouable, 96 2 CLINTON PLACE, FIGHTH 8 STREET. fanilies or single gentlemen, handsome rooms, in suits, on By dur floors, with exgellent board and attendance. Rooms let without board. References requ 38 BEACH STREET, ST. JOHN'S PARK.—THE SE- cond story front room (o let, with board, o « geatleman and wife, or single gentlemen. Also, several ‘pleanaat single rooms. "Aji the rooms have grates or stoves and gag. Terms moderate, 5() FAST TWENTIETH STREET. —ROOMS, WITH PULT. OV oor partial board, for two or three persons, in & modern brown stone house, between Broadway and Fourth avenue. fh] TENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH "E.—A GEN- OL Vemsn and wile, or single gentle mn obtain ele- gantly fornist its or single, with board, in a first class house: era improvements. Dinner at six. ‘The best r Q) SPRING STREET, THREE DOORS FROM BROAD. 7 way ot o let, handso furnished roome to aingle ‘his hoe ms, newly fitted up added to HOUSE, FOUR Poors WEST OF 22 Hroadway.—ee very large room, one suitable for an ofice and two smal ones, all with fire grates, gus and com fortable for the winter, for gentiemen or gentlemen and ibeir wives. Terms moderate. Reference required. 137 HUDSON sTR OPPOSITE ST. JOHN Rooms to let, with board, to sing! Hemen and their wives. He RY STREET, CORNER OF STATE STREET, 1 Ml GRAND STREET, Two large freut rooms on the second to twoor three single gentlemen, with ate fainily, BROADWAY, ONE DOOR RELOW EIGHTH street, Clinton place. —Purnished cpimhed iton second four; also ston fourta a BROADWAY.—ROARD SUITS OF WELL FOR- nisbed rooms, for families and single geoUemen, ine Feady for the coming sen Table 767 firet class house, are no @'bote at halt past five v'elock. Private table if required. Re- ferences exchanged. RHQ BROADWAY, UNION SQUARE —HANDSONRLY eI furniahed suit Of rooms, on the first leet fart) tingle voune, wah b board. to a select family or gentiemen, or singl Dinner at 6o'clock. References exchanged. ____ HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED, A FURNISHED House WANTED IMMEDIATELY, by a wtmall (a genteel, reaponad bie party.) between bie ween rt and Six prennes; below Teents street woul rent not to exeeed a Apply o BW. E RicHAnDs, AIDS, 907 Hrowdway. HOUSE, WANTRD. —A SMALL, farpisbed house wanted, mage ety al of May neat, near Leys iikation HD pore twee fifth street, Address, stating rent ¥, ta Wromlway. URNISHED HOUSE WANTED—IN- BROOKLYN, BY ri all American family of fonr persona, rent from 0 a month, location me good, and near the frrries, Ad dress W. W., Herald otiee stating location and rent till May 1. POUNDRY WANTED—OR A Oe TLDING gu pode ig for m small foundry. tm this city OF vietal ly by letter, stating location and terms, to 1 Tien! other. A, FAM! OUSE WANTED-RUITARLE FOR A SMAI. ly, furnished or unfurnigbed, Rent must be moderaie. tion preferred between Tretween Porth art Bighth care of Ellithorp & Co., 371 Broadway, stating all particulars. ] OUSE WANTED-BY A. SMALL above Thirty sixth street. Rent mot dress Good Tenant, Herald ofice ART OF A HOUSE WANTED-UNFURNISHED, about three rooms, by « gent and wife, withont hist be above Fourteenth street, have Creton water eel neighhorbomd. Address, with ox 20 Herel office fon the floor, aml be In a €° term and all particwlars, J.P STORE WANTED —IT MUST BRIN “GRAND STARE on south site, beiween Howery and Suffolk street, between Aroatway and Sullivan street, om north site Address @ry Goods, 63 Graad street, near Wooster, New York, immediately. \ PANTED—UNTHL THE IST OF MAY, A FURNISHED arnished house, ina pleaaant part of the ci a gentleman, his wife, danghter and servant. Rent m vw. Adress, with full partioulars, G., box 1,567 New Post office. FANTED—A LOT OF SECONDHAND TYPE AND re country paper, WORRY SP Ais ard Ist een and * pe. Apply to iisaam street, for two days. wx wens oon ANTED—A STOCK OF ROOTS, KC xchange for Add’ Waste A WIDOW & A THREE STORY house, in a good location. Wold me the rent taken to box 3.86) Post oflice, anout 0 Fuiton street, es Ax ctor An ADY, ward. Address 5. A. (., —L REACHED ASHES. 0 BUSHELS p stairs, or etree bor *ANTRD—\ BASEMENT AND SUT-CRLLAR, FOR A Festaurant. Location between Barclay and Chambers ‘Address K., boz 167 Herald olliee, stating rent aod NTED—A SUIT OF ROOMS FOR A GENTL etan yi lady, on the first or second floor, wi eoween §=Tenth and e _ second References Address: ws ANTED—A GENTEEL HOUSE, WITH MODRRN IM provements, furalshed or unfurnished, between Right and Twentieth streets and and Sixth avenues, Addres# OARD EXCHANGE, NO. 299 BROADWAY —OPES TO all wi nd gone Yrarding. and to thow having ne os who whe re feely furnighed rooms, wi ard Yor geatiomen. It references Boanngas Sound Ot thes wikig frat lage boarders will do wei by lying. No charge to bowrders; charge for boarders: ‘Vitereire cireulars. me 00) = Rr PARTY © OF GENTLEMEN ROOKLYN —A FAMILY 0) 44 obtain board tal ‘Haltic street, between (1 ete and Henry hres.’ Address tire. N. Bradford, Brooklyn BROOKLYN, AFAR, THR PRRATES —OBNTLEMEN fund their wives af single the winter, can find elegantly wate family, amd first clase be mente, on moderate terms, A Getiemen seeking 8 home for nisned rooms, in ® stwall prt with all the modern (iaprove. ly at 28 Garden street. YOOPER HOUSE, AM RROADWAY—PRICE FOR ois, oe person. per day, 2 cents to 89 cents; gorele Prep cae wife $1 to Fl Hy, ‘A good SOTA) BG Peo WANT. TO HIRE—FR NOW TILL, THE IST Me May next, with Al ory ove wth il ANTRD TO RENT—A FURNISHED coed S10 month. Aditress 8. atthe Mh aa i eran Company'vodice, No. We it sree, tating OO ANTED TO RENT—A SMALE notes | DOWN TOWN, 1h & pleasant location, untl tbe Int of May next, at ae rents iste in 8 good“ netghtorbood ‘Aaureas it bon ita LL TANTED TO RENT—A FURNISHED ee, IN THR np art of the eity or to Brooklyn, mhahed Nearhments for sail famtiy yok + hs PAYNE, 288 Browlway, Fon DOINTER DOG FOR SALE —A “VERY HANDSOME Piper yes: Wakes ATP NA Wonneon sree