The New York Herald Newspaper, November 13, 1858, Page 2

9 “ rlaon at the fort, awaiting trial on various charges; and T fur. Biarmore Jearped, that as there te no British subject residing in he colouy qualided © practioe at the bar, except the law officer of the crown, whose duty it is. to Drovecute-and as RO member of the American bar is permitted tw practice tn the Courte—the acoused would be wholly deprived of the benefit inj counsel. ‘These persons, T understand. arr ignorant of Aad incapable of presenting « yroner defence. But its ims | ment. Rigas of ever: rmived to make he best | | Brigadier: General Dosh, commanding Second bri Fm med | Sixth division, as issued the following order, Scimieat Shasta, Oc Ta pile the requirements of Apel Order No. 1, of are not needed in Oregon, will find sufficient to engage his attention. The report ia again circulated thatthe trou- bles in the north are caused by unprincipled white men, who foraibly carry off squaws; but the papers whe up there emphatically deny the correctuess of the state: Gause counssito be assigned the prison his Excellency the Commander in Chief, ue to Call American ‘egal geniirmco Ate scars | Gutand mie ato the service of she ‘stat tf cna ompany of The necesstiy Tor Sach e aiep is, ooouree, too obvious to med | Cent men, for the purpise, 0 ving protection e peo argument HN NUGENT. | $6 Saf rendering travellers on u Weaverville road betw Beet re from ae Gomepcetions, ot Indians. “ T harebs citizens of It ig reported the applications of Mr. Nagent had been Union complied with, and American citizens are now allowed | Cal pon mich of jt ome Shacie, Tetoy and Bumbole the boon of being Leard by counsel in the Victoria courts. | Pendezrous at Big Trinity river, on or about Thurstay, Mr. | William Montgomery, formerly of San Francisco, the Lith October, Menem the company wi he B.—Every manis requested t's revolver. 4 local paper says each ee resi will be fur. nished with a Minnie or a Mississippi rifle. On the 1th inst. Gen, Dosh mustered a company into the sorvice of Was arrested and incarcerated in prison, apon the affidavit of Chartes B. Young, who stated that Montgomery was in debted to him, Young, in California, some $1,200. He was held in durance vile for a day or Fo, and discharged | on his own recognizance. Mr. Nugent represented the il- | the State. 1. G. Messie is captain: Gen, Kibbe, Adjutant lugality of the proceeding, aud Montgomery was liberated. | General of the State, bas organized a company at Weaver- ville, and marched feos the Humboldt Indians. Sup- Termination of the Oregon War. plies’ are to be forwarded from Uniontown to several points on the trail. Arms and ammunition have been forwarded from Sacramento. Gen, Kibbe takes with him eighty men. He will avoid the indiscriminate slaughter OUK SAN FRANCISCO CORRES ?ONDENC Saw Francrseo, Oct, 20, 1858. The Indian war in Oregon and Washington Territories haa been brought to a conclusion, The hostile savages have been completely subdued by the United States troops. They have sued for peace, after being overcome 1n three pitched dattles, which has been granted them on the most abject terms. Treaties have been made with the Spokans, Cour d'Alenes, the Pen d’Oreilles, the Cohilles, the Isle de Pierre, and other tribes. The conditions are, the men who commenced the attack are to be given up; a chief and four others to be given up from each tribe, to remain a year at Walla Walla as hostages for their good bebayior; all the public property taken from Col. Steptoe sto be returned; and white men are to pass through their country hereafter without molestation. The first conditions of the treaty have already been complied with, ‘The expedition under Col. Wright has avenged the de feat of Steptoe. They have effected a complete overthro of & most powerful combination, and st a blow th will be remembered for It is said they will never again array thomselves in opposition to the w General Clarke, U, 8. A.; Col Jadah and Lieutenants Mendall, arrived in this city from Portland activity and energy of Gen. Clarke dely separated, and his prompt suppression of the out k, is worthy of the applause of the country. Colon: Wright and the other oifivers of the comm: Warriors enough to bring them to terms, and compel them to remoye to Mendocino Reservation, where Col. Henly has made preparations for them. ‘Several tribes un- friendly to the hostile Indians intervene so that they cannot get back to their place of depredation, He intends to clean them out of the county before closing the cam- yaign. ‘The illness of the General has delayed his move- ments several day's; nevertheless, he has been instant and energetic in the discharge of the duty expected of him. Governor Weller has ordered the movements above stated to be made, as he found, after several applications to the United States military authorities, that they were withont power to render any assistanee. General Clarke willadopt energetic measures to repress the outbreaks when troops sufficient are at his disposal, Yhis will be in week or ten days. The Sixth infantry are to re- main ai Geuoa, Carson Valley, where they have arrived, until farther orders, ‘A company of soldiers were landed at Crescent City about a week since. They were carried down {rom Ore- gon, Where their services ‘are no longer required. These men Will at once co-operate with the State troops in pun- ishing the Indiana in the northern section of the State. ral Clarke bas written to Governor Weller that he will promptly despatch a force to the scene of the disturb- ances. The General will haye his energios taxed to re- store peace and confidence in the southern and northern counties, which have been much agitated by Ludian out- | rages since the breaking out of the Oregon war. RUMORED EXVEDIMION TO SONORA, in concentrating troop: worthy of the highest commendati 6 One of our papers states that, from unmistakeable indi- srrived bere on the 16th inst. from Panama, cations. it is well satistied an expedition is aow being with Captain Pleasanton and Futher De Smet. organized in this State for a descent upon Sonvra, One of sited by a large number of citizens the principal objects of the expedition is to revenge the d him to California. He cold blooded massacre of these composing the ill fated ing on the Pacific for Portland. Tis prese Crabb party, who fell at Cavorea. As to the character of healthy effect on the Indians, who wil the leaders lite is known, but they have selected a good determiinat tume oblain reeruts, and means of trans: sion portation can be had, th no difliculty, in the I it 4 is that of being « great warrior this ¢ zr | present condition of alla A party despatebed ol. Wright have Of at least two thousand able bodied, reckless and brave to camp the two howitzers lost in the Steptoe f men, ready to engage in anything calculated to better their the rom: mM Captain Taylor and Lieut fortune xv to their desire for excitement. troops ha returned to the posts occupied in Or The Fraser river revulsion and the lately increased im before the ke out. A large amount of Indian migration froin the East haye throwa a number of men on p consisting of crops, cattle, buildings the community who are ready to become liverators, heroes, the troops Y or food for powder, as the o TUE LAST BATTLE WITH THE ave ou foot, the sion may require.” If pre indications must be known to NDIANS The following is Cc Wright's oftici siteseat hi afew, and the preparations conducted with unusual Hwapgcarcrers, Ext resy wn of the Crabb enter. Camp on Svokan Riven, W. prise until it ba of its extermination. (144 mile below the Falls) ‘Sept. 6, 1858. y : To Mason W. Mackaut istant Adjut a prisoner by the Mexicans, has arriv United State the honor to | od from San Blas in w y. He was detained a captive foltowing reportof the battle of the Spokan Ind rim the Joatbsome dungeons of Goaymas for the by the troops under my command, on the 5th inst. Our | ° of nineteen months, and then discharged witho were the Spokans, Cour d’Alenes, Pelouses anc | ® tial, which is a tacit admission of his perfect innoe: Wreilles, numbering [rom dive to Seven huudre Mazatlan trom Guaymas Mr. Ainsa deli Warriors himself to the rhor, Dut was informed by that off ; cr to preter 4 the 6th, ° + but much weakened by his three and thence oan niy scattered with pines, whi to th Indians were @ apparently iy day ies seem to ach other in their attention to the captain and In fact, the coming into this port of the St. the India l# points in frout Was now dire American inter: GRNURAL NEW ryed us 8. P. Whitman has been discharged n his debts in r r was prot city onder the provi negivent act. HL ©. with uy K, Lieutenant G » and B. M. Bloom have car ged fr wat Tyle in Sacramer as ayrpalicr Hes hw or Third urtillery, was my witzer vode storia Y. Hammond has E, Ninth tu i, Jobm Ha: nd. he re. The dr rt denic in the case Goorge P. Indians attackity Martha 4 was alleged, the ‘on the prairie nearty envet i at thy troope anil the pack train. - ae » T ordered the advan. The * Jant, which the howitzer, and the First squadron of drag uifietent, In Major Grier, dasied gallantly through the roaring csi « made in » nd the Indians were driven to seck shelter in the of divorce was granted in Ut and rocks, A® 8 iable pr n CoN Philip k the ground of tained, the howitaer under ‘White onened fre with fraud, = at the time of maar The Lidians were again routed from their eo rhage wth saieued Gy war aivechihiera, hoa toliodon “OF (a Toe ship Gen, Cushing, which cleared from this po Ei cqmace leading Saturday, October 16, tor Sydney, ashore at Fi All this Lime our pack train was concentrated asm bo b possible, and guarc Captain Dent, Niuth beating ont she missed stays and drifted with his Compa: enant Davideon, Pirst drag n ue rocks, Imuted fter stric my th with his Company ntenant Harie, Third artillery. tock co em vob Mt 0 his Company B. ng. The trail bore ot 4 nee here Seve bee ps it, which threw Ord and Tyler, with th kirmis She we loaded Met a for the to the left. A beavy body of Indians had concentrates Lighters were immediate our left, when our whole tine moved quickly fory to save the carzo, a portion of which was Ure Id at anetion on the 1b instant ral throughe fiaraie and Tyler, and the i by Winder, with Griga’s tr ment of twenty rear, wailing for a 0 adach. At the sate tim | tain Parmone 4 M, Third artillery, drove the Inil | Sonthamptor ane an open plain here interver . | they skirmishers with his own ar our aod trail ad | the con’ oy the m Frocks and thru | Tebuante * from Pana ne New Orle: Morkets. Saw Frevve mporta it few sal until ay woul Rear departure of tran Le occ oped the to ihe forward towatd the Syokan river, the Indians anne itm nu harley. and We anticipate a front, Lieutenants Thrie and Mowa with Com mivonee to at leact rounerath rates to the pany B, Sd Artillery, were thrown out on tly | grower. Most sales of groceries aud provisions are ta and instantly cleared the way. And alter booed. rewarding r Hes, Some 12,000 Nise Not China fight for seven hours, aver a distun p ere in tine ot aud the de ‘ neamped ou the bank® of t troops exhausted by a long and fat tact ‘san at five miles without water, and for two-thirds of Uv fay and tance under fire. The battle was two brothers of t fallen off lesser note either kl flew igh 0 w $4 A9BIO (or eupertin tad but one man slight superior extra agents of Aga t me the » hear wit and Maxell are jobbin ness to the zeal, energy, ga aud yp nh frou {i y displayed by the offlecr= at during tracted | Si s \« ng tendene ot own coms sal Wit ait ay 2,000 ‘ tecant f 1 that "ender, mad q t killing (wo anit wo sin the bi h a portion was ding three n gallantry ¢ comtunt| | I son, with Cot 6 rear | eumining t ral train, ond that duty was well 5 | for export: the F Figg. with company HH, wos poste for inferior to $1 60 f , “ win y 4 dasti wt t lowe ness and we quote $1 40 4 $1 55 for ood to he groond wa n ibat dragoane co hoies samples . ively | caine * Third artillery, commanding bat Arrival of the Moth Overtand Mail. a cuerpetic os 1 gallant ure. hod. | apeasine OF THD EXPAMEE COMPLET: vanes SY nded over 4 mile, yet aptace - following companies and of Faye Ninth tnerbind ae ag oe “in ‘i Irow, with Man Franciseo dates of the Voth, and i aad RT Los Angelos dates of 16th. The trip woe made in twenty -dve days and nine hours, By Me, Johu i, Fuller, conten bre aa + engl Ron nap wh with the mail from Califor r eae Grease aie Semnd } pie, which we furnish jenauts Tyler ant L | engers which left wit ssp ealhacng oy oi fide . 4 whom stopped at F i Ayes . at a station onthe road. Mr. Pulte “ = were the only passengers from EI Pa to Wa We sly MU Lie Fight, wud |S delay was occasioned by the br sion ion the ewten sea sittere | stage in the Gila Val # side of Fort Yama. The break pole yong: seh ag n ¥ | down coourted ln the imanediate neighborhood of the gold the da: 7 P ‘im when Mr. Puller states he aw 180 oF thy a, companies J} mM ve the duet. The miners wer Jer Captain Dent. Captain Dent, with ~ upaged with the belieg that the d wap on the feat ganed te protect the jack tran’ t rich, bat permanent. Aman told Mr. Puiter that tuty was handsomely performed, and ine th wf dit bait a mile tn v water, he be unl r f at least one hundred dollars worth pag Fam | va chy th amen Sy ho ‘ : ty miles thie of Fort Chadbourne, Mr. worries was admirably performed, bravely . A ek ce te om the N ~ _ - i ~ ootuane nee ees previews t at that nt. With {rieudly Neg Perces were en hiefy 9 this exceytie ference om the Whe dee, a8 Well ae guapds to the | a behaved well of have the pleasare of presenting te the ipa ott nen of My stall — t ame ¢ Firat Licutenant P. A. Owen, Adjut. Ninth Torunt y Firat Lieutenant J. Mullen, Acting Rnginecr, « Captain R. Kir Ag M Aseistent Surgeon J. ¥. Hammond, 1. 4 Assistant Surgeon J.B. Te These gentienen were all field, cael, om 4 oo bin, On fad brave, Whether conve d t po Hon. fe, Feu the line oF attending to their 5 Aut : pave, Sone A memoir and j of the battle, yy cid Lieutenant Mullan, engineer vicor, are herewith encio- ot ’ Reapectially , & 6 Wa iGHT om California, tn the stenmnshin Siar the Woe Ww ntey, Oe lle, Lagut Ronnycastie, Licyt Wendell and wife, Mire The three companior e Third Artiiiery. xbow Freeman, I WeChare had bor, Clas fravere vee nit tiinee the foab er \ p tha! Karebuk war niet h y a ae SS ee ™ - Wow es et ‘okimas « billet by ® abe d ite. ney, wife sud family; Col Prone ; aciges : # Horrgughs, (UT Sigel, LV Behoupmaker, 7 Rcaverville, tive Our San Francisco Correspondence. tn an Ma a rt ee Niue ie GAR FRAO, O 196 Weng on BD Romich init. ' TS CALIFORS aatle | tam, a ners wo nnd Wo children, ire Ito} The condition of Indian aTairs in this State appears to Ly are? oe one eo rere, Bre Be. QTOW Worse. Inthe districts far north, andon the confines | Foller oR Piank’ se OF iiahop, i Mokon, of Utah, south, the savages, since the withdrew oe! Boge A oh Sg wee ng crt A AReaey est 4 : : “ 4 yer er, dno neon, Mr re 1 Qroope for service in Oregon, bave been gv yr of a ne arr, £¢ is ina, FF Moore rs pas ‘< =f 1! a Joven er of outrages, and have kept the ett f a A “uf . ti Pa er aod rol! Mre Homi. uuncasiness. They have mur re Mom Of enttie, and bave s preesopeebtiee vs how thet he has command of the California Departinont, | iam bh wre wader Wis ordere the Sixih Infantry, who Brewuing, J Cowen, A | Mercier. J oF Aare t: © MTult, James Carrol, 6 & Fife, Pet Ww oy ie ey be bel Tiweency, JB two children, A Leddic and nephew, M Brown, wife and two infant "te CABIN OF THE FERRY BOAT NIAGAKA TC and ebtid, A Campe, Hianck u in the alee rag: hidden, 8 W Jones, Mrs Gormle Phe W Young, A Bus Rogers, P'Badtry, J . K Rmery, wits and son—And Colston on the East River. N AWAY, A collision took place this forenoon about eleven o'clock, between the ferry boats Niagara and Nebraska, ranuing between Peck slip and South Seventh street, Willi: ‘The Niagara should have been out of the slip before the misburg. | Nebraska arrived, but for some reason or other she had uot | entered it. The two boats attempting to goin together, came in coll Nebr on, struck against the stern of the ship away entirely her stern ladies? cabin, whiet n, the’ ‘aska was a little ahead, but the bulwarks struck and they parted. The Niagara keeping right altivator, tearing war flied | with ladies and gentlemen, aed burying them tr its rains | not wilful misinabagement of the pilots of the boats. | day was unnsually clear, and it would seem A t miraov'ously, injured, tho stip, | the Nebraskie bs of women and children, but he intends, it is said, to kill | ian from Herapstead, 1, 1. ured, his head being’ severely ¢ ¢ cabin, Which wag demolished, escaped almost but one of them, a la’ Both ferry boats atill kept on \uto ( ain came in collision, whereupon let the Niagara go in first they ced an where » Who sat iv } being seriously month of The occurrenge seems to have heen owing to the palpable, if The the lives of the numerous passengers were endangered in 4 Wanton attempt of each pilot to get into the slip urst. —————— PERSONAL, | RE I . F DAN SHEA, WHO WAS 1 TNQUIRING FoR “FRED. McKenzie, will call at 4 Aue wircet, be will fad him aad hear of gomething to his advantage. F DAVID R. T1. SUTHERLAND, WHO KEPT “h GRO- his cers wt 16 Varick street, New York, from Ul Porter, of Albany, N. Y., heirs, will inform J. 1. 1ss4, or where they oan be found, they wilt hear of something to dint advan- tage. L, POR! TER RYORMATION WANTED—OF JOUN MAHER, RY HIS Louis Any inforoantion, peapent ceived by calling on or addressing Rockland county, N. ¥. N r, Vimotly Mahe: when imothy duber, _ He is about 21 years of age st heard of was in St, will br thankfully re- Piermont, RS. WARRIETTE SOPHIA THROWN (LATE HARDMAN) will find » letier directed to her in the New oilice, which will be greaily to her advantage to cal Bra, inet., to visit hia relations at Rergen Five he started thence to return af 4 o'clock ISSING.—MK. reaidence in Clinton street, E cost ABM. D. WESTERVELT, LEFT HIS yon Monday, the 8th ners, New Jersey; the same day, since which be has not been seen or heard from, ond as he com itn of bein, ‘ends for his safety. inc about 28 chal! and pants, da dark eyes, OW | manner is shirt, and iss pe i at the time, much anaiety is felt b; He isa man of correct bobits. anfable ae Ae e@bout five feet five aches rather bald, and of pleasent, cor in seer ‘skin Loots, drab cont brown overcoat aud a hunting case silver watch, gold sleeve butt howom of hi on his person. Aby infe to bave hi ation concern his Vingara hat; wore ® na, old etude fr jim left with Dr Ye Westerveit, at Bergen Five Corners, or wth Win. W, Rose, 68 Cedar sirect, New York, or 42 Atuotic str be thaakrully received by his distressed paret Breoslvn, will and (riends. satel for 88,008; names bog Lantern and mate. 1 Fihen Allan and mate. The care will lew THK TURF, PEAT DOUBLE TEAM RACE.—U) bg COUR Trovti Mace names b, stallion South ferry, Brook lyn, for the course at 14 o'clock, and return as soon’ as the sportis over. Fare, to goand retura, & centa, A. good sy aud a good track. SHAW & WHITE, Prop TNION COURSE, L. I. Mile and repeat to harness, on Mo o'clock P.M. Own ¥ names b. MATCH FOR 81,000, yy, Now. 1b, nt 2g Lier: Hiram Wood: ruff names b. g. George Cooley. To be a cood day and a good track. OUN GEG A CLIPPER, orms the p fhe Ball's Head Hotel eten i four bartender will be promptly atzeuded to, fprorns from this fine horse, be wits ‘at John the rth street and Third avenue aire to do 89, Union Course, b. I, at SHAW & WHITE, Proprietors, RESPECTFULLY rk that he can be fonnd at corner of Twenty- AL orders left with the STALLION JUPITER.--TO GIVE THOSE an opportunity to breed tali colts . Snediker’s, near the season, payable in advance, Comte tated a i a grand shiny: PORTIN ae NTARS ‘The numerous friends grening, the Th ioatunt, at Hosm a, Bowers’ opposite Spring street, presented with the reat fight for the ehaanicnship of ey. fe will be masinted by sors of wparcing in New York, Jones, Kelly. trainer; Bar Tiarry eqnaly wen Dpet for boxing. he pul spc ting ie uses in the city and at the doors JOOrS Opek at seven o'clock; a irivben, Phil Clare, precisely RANCIS BUTLED Do: DOINTER | DOG or ndlrene Mr. JOHN VOLE! ‘e be 0 commence RY 1 EXHIBITION TO MR. JOHN MOR. ‘of Mr. John Morrissey benetion Frid aire, i eonslan be will be Maken, (GeO) which ‘be won, tn the late America with the Benicia the most accomplished profes. comp! en Australiana chanpiqn; pherd. “nia inte ‘Aaron, Scotty, Jonny Roche, Kerrigan and many others on their scienlite knowledge of the art of one dollar each, to be obtained at the priact- on Fitzgerald, f the theatre. eight o'clock the choice breeds of We THANE Cire ers new work on the trained, treated, Ae. Advice SALK.— MAS, fhe, OR, pointer ag basement. 29 FULTON STREET, HAS ALL jogs for ele and sock. Butler's in- nd fleas exterminator, 0 cents per bette. wiog, Soa wily Musteated, —A WELL BROKE Apply to ve rtands street, in @rill of the aborve enrps Wl ns at 2 o'clock P.M. New members GEO. NetON, Seerelary the Lith insi., wwday, 14 Um THE CUD. Iney's varieves, 127 K. AACORS, Captatn, "14, a3 0 coe w Y THEATRE MUSKETEERS —A MERTING AND ve held at the Bowery thentre . FOX, Captain. ¥ are requested to ai the Adan Cable, No. 6 Roose jn y. RYDER G Gaptats, oie ___THE LECTURE SEASON, JSEASPS OF THE EYE —DR. GARRISH Witt, DE- liver bir introdnetory leciure to a course of lectures NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1858. aNSTRUCTION, PACK, & M., PRINCIPAS, OF THe “ AUNSON mune ser Fastute Uiaverack, Cobembla sonase, New Fork, board and tuition. er we Sinueute received November ee aoe CADEMY OF LANGUAGES, NO. 92 RROADWAY.— ¥. MARTINELLI, Principal.—Lnstruction given in Kug lish, French, German, Spanth and Tallan, © Classes. mre formed day andevening. For circulars and further informa tion, apply RB above. AT RAINES, 62 HOWERY, AND 28 FULTON STREET, Brooklyn,’ pupils rocelve an unlimited course of double éniey bookkeeplag tor $10; also. thros. moathe (2 lessons) in Peninavship and commercial arithnetic for $16, to qualify Young"men for business. Academies open day aud even A i truction in the wbove x tern'e foreign book store, 7 A. TRENCH TRacHER HAVING MORE ROOMS THAN required, offers them to persons wiseag, to tearm Prened by lessons and practice. French on! ken in the house Lessons included ku terms, Apply at "3 Raat Teuth sireet, FRENCH LADY WHO HAS BEEN TEACHING IN some of the principal school in this city, wishes to fine aa engagement to teach the French langnaxe, & few hours» day, ge for her board. Beat of references given, 1’ 1, Herald fies. OOKEREPING, WRITING AND ARITHMETIC.—MR. DOLGEAR, 60) Broad way, keepa the lar cest commercial academy in New York, and prepares gentiemen aud bors practically for business. Suigimesa, and teombling removed m every head. Bookkeeping $10 for a full course. GENTLEMAN ATTACHED TO ONE OF THE LEAD ing city papers, offers to translate from the French, nisl, Germin, Portuguese and [taliau—will also give tv ‘ion avo a, We Cli: HUAgee, RENCH LANGUAGE.—PROFRSSOR D. TLAGROTX resumed teaching at 14L Ninth street, third door asst of Broadway. ‘Thorouh instruction is given. aint the ability to ie the langoage i¥ won imparted. - Private classes during jeday for ladies und in the evening for gentlemen, on Ver} favorable terms. Undoubted references given. — RENCH LESSONS GIVEN—BY A LADY OR GEN. leman experienced in teaching. Apply ai 2% Hicks street, bewween Harrison and nd Degraw, Brooklyn. ATHEMATICAL TEACHER WANTED—COMPETENT to teach navigation correctly, Apply ai 8. M. PewWagil! & Co.'s, 10 State street, Boston, R. NOKL BERGIER, FROM PARIS, AN EXPERI enced professor, continues to give instruction in the Fre @, at the residence of his pupils or at bis own, 15 son avenue. Private clagses are now opening in the aiteruoon for young ladies, and In the evening for gentlemen, RIVATE LESSON 75 CENTS.—FRENCH IN SIXTY Jessous; Robertson's method Class, three lesan & week, &} n month; at #2 Fourth avenue, near Tenth sircet From the first week pupils read, translate and answer in French questions addressed tothem, Day and evening classes SPANTSH.—THE BEST PLACE TO LEARN IT 18 AT © 722 Broadway, up stairs, Two accomplished teachers: ‘Terms $44 month. ‘Translations made and lessons given io any of the modern or ancient languages, English made casy for foreigners. Apply in the evening. inng DIUSICAL. rath Bee FAMILY, WANTING MONEY, WILL SELL THETR Pt Anoforte, & $360 instrument, for nearly balf its value for gash; splendid tone, rlebly finished ease, srotloped keys, well known city makers, nearly new, rosewood, round corne: perfect condition. “Apply at the reeldence, ‘No.7 Second ‘street. 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Those whose education bas been neglected will igo flud her an efficient Lencher of English and French, having ao easy method of inparting instcuction, nings disengny Unexceptiouable references. Address Chapone, Brooklyn Post oitie EW MUSIC.—"P'M WITH TH STILL,” BALLAD words written on the death of Lizzie, by Mrs. A. M. ee ublished in the Mother's Journal, music bj tbe Wil as of of the Wea “Thoughts of God." aad “Ode to Liberty" price twenty five conte each, malled free, Just issued by WAT. ERS, Agent 893 Broadway. Popular intramenta'—The Picco lomind potka, with beaut fal vignette of Mile Piccolomini, thir. Vigneties of Mie. Piceolomint, tor fifteen fhe Swinglog Sebottach, thirty Ave ka, prise forty conta, « y five cents: beautiful and twenty cenke, and th prices: sin ianoaene melodeons chase, for sale on mouthiy, pa patred. HORACE WA’ T $55; SLU0 inelodeons for staat je and melodecna to rent at very DON. t music publisher, 706 Broadway, near Fourth street, IANO PURCHABERS, AVOID IMPOSTORS—GO DI- rect to MCDONALIPS' manufactory, corner of Bro fund Thirty sixth examine nih a price of two new weven octave “diaphonic” Fanted three years, taned one year gratis. taken in exc IANOS—OF THE BEST MAKERS. LOWER THAN anywhere in New York. Those uy OF hire a spleadidly carved of plata viano will call nt $1 and 443 Broad: T octave p used, verg low falls warrant IANOFORTE AT A GREAT SACRIFICE, round corner, rosewrod case, full rich tone, i ix months, and will be sold 360 Broce street, near Varick. sg MEDAL oF HONOR a a UNIVERSAL tt aay Ls DEPOT ort ANDRE ORGANS, Adapted to the use of arches, lodgee and OUTAVE, city made; atavery low price. ‘men’ TH disrases of the eye atthe Cuiversiy Medical College, Pou iithttlatin Wey este WE, Wat Mejiee | What sir, na bee coud ote met emia sion sod students of inerdicine are invited w attend. ‘0 com. vi ac. mence at o'clock, Aditastou free, chalk, ‘noon cs i, a, - ————— sent: ae, om appttestion to THE BALL SEA BERNARD & FAUI FT, Je Boy a Mmrane BALL ‘Wm. fisil & on’s, corner of Krosdwry and Park place; inaenico’a corper of Kirvadway and ‘avers’ Merce mee eee, Hall, 608 Hi Furth, Pond & WINE COLD wold J ae, ee tav098, rane iy ‘Weinewiny, November, een, le Tickeis one 7 5 Proadeay. orneg of freane wud Go, B17 hi 1 Herons Aways “yi Aud at ike companys N PURSU ANCE ON TIE ORDER OF nf the eotnty of New York, elry, jvitee ecm BROADWAY. OA oe AND SILVER WATCHES, LOUTS ANIC. watchmaker, ia mlore,) #0 road way; Y SURROGATR pail per, the city of Laat the DTAMONTS, ware, gold amd wequnl recall hed cheap storr Dares A complete instructor for the organ. QNGIne wire THE HARP.—A COURSE OF TEN upon the above Instrument, wi" Fam or ont sini if an hour devoted to ene y rences to pupt "sor Scharfenberg’s musi pT air Hs f¢ harp warercom, 296 Broadway. DANCING ACADEMIES. A “popwoRtirs ‘ No. ae TROADM AYN ADENTER MONTAGUE PLACE, BROOK LTN, Now open for the se: many cCotmence at any iene, BW Yor! DODWORTI'S BROOKLYN DANCING ACADEMY. chiltren on Theslay and Friday afer: fare at present so full at tits deemed edvieable ot to more for on thon cMAR'S cng soiree. iS conta, indica free. -Privace lena @ cesta, TERRERO'S DANCING ACADEMTES, K, "a ‘Went Fourteenth st., Lp DS aeee” et orang Sere for the reception of wi commence Non Fa BF MB Pe sKW PUBLICATIONS, Re Pocmer, hr 1 TVING PORTRAITS, with PEN AND PENCTL Readers. ATLANTIOM sr LY. will pltaee take notion that ihe papers enuthed THK AVFOCRAT of the PREARP AST TABL hy OLIVER, WEN Dent, Horas, ve “ied in one handaotns wiht hu STRATIONS BY Sioreis,| PURLASHED THIS DAY Price fall booksellers 4 00,, Publishers, Boston Miakeyoan A « @., Kedd & Cariton, W. & Touney. PR PAID FOR A SINGT AY t sale ty PSO’ x CORY oF Racn s ywing book —' ar Pe Contra. sonad magns Whi and Greeny inn Mt ad “of sPugne | fer, aranate via wi hw Ry caltien i, he so nh WwW AMS, 167 Willen coe wet, N. ¥, fate the ear na bot +o be. the lene pereupt the umplenenat > ainging bolaee in head ty enurely: Afforda instant reile to the deafest persons, anvt enables thom NEWSPAPERS. Ce ee otan ao si pghite om —— pi WraW YORK « OMMERCT A. TIMES oy iy ‘Opposite the York Hutel, London, Kugiand. Sun centetn erties oh Os tolivalue wetseten by ie: aurert ev tre mont, Tarretown and Sing raw aT) STEAMBOATS. sy j_RUNDAY POAT TO steamer SAV Runtiay morning nding #t Vonks et, ond uP M. = Hastings, D Returning, leaves HAVERSTRAW.— THR FLITE, Captain Hammond, wil leave Jay tS o'chook, tyrching a Amos vba’ Ferry, Pier. L 1.500. 1.000 apes Be rat jaw market Cash p fuserest by examiniig my atch . 0 eF She h a LOGY. i HRaRp = THR OmiRin AT “i RY been © SERA, 1 roadway tin ctteser bn OS and other vies wi enure sh rants mat ner ki!) a cosached fv 100 Gio A. pn ry tells the name of frtice at WF Bowery, oppowie "endler wamet ha ironilernen 81. J dairvoy ai whe may visit scape _ today, at Hore iS wishi ‘ m0: La 7 lato, Little 1 pa 7 t " we wis M. inet. A Saptaln, a the drawing rome, ch schools. This magailicent ins t, Mubroduced by : im and 1 5 ee Importers of Of the LY, ; rioseuaful meth rete ‘dollar: to bead at card stg * healers ema wy NOTN mem, Froee = = ty r nt — ery ‘New ¥ ‘vourhers the —The classes for Gan- of re a cinanes for daldren iu id Administrator. Mondays and ¥ ae. - Destin, ‘ days and a7 ote | ish ro aia yad where " 4 a , r one sausfartion. 3 y 685 t 1 ¥ \ «i & The Live Mr Rewd's Ba ney Pleldin Rarenin, Hany, ancl Por urate reports is. ADAMS. UPHAY £00, £3 Stone wrvet RESTAURANTS, T Mew RNIN yo Yo 04 ARN ott ‘Yoon will find & good gloss of ity Soe. ‘Call wine se {NGLISI MUTTON AND JEGdHI M4 Walor sivcot auar Wal ARE & PRIVATE | FAMILY, RESIDING AT iN West hind street, would ‘accommodate a family or ome or two | Re idmnen with board aud piensa sosms for te wintse changed. 8 GENTLEMAN AND | 8 WIFE oR t ONR OR 1Wwo | single gentlemen oan be accommodated with board mm a £20- feel private Camily, of Realty Curulabed front rons oo second floor, with gas, Toontion unexce ieabie | moderate. oe and Kove res to ata, route, %e the premises, 101 Bastow street, ond x LARGE FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, ON, SECOND oor of an, Ro Hah bagemn ent house to lel, wt rith board, to e man and wife. PEROES OX! a fosk Tweitth strect, between Fifth wud beige FINE SUIT OF ROOMS ON SECOND FLOOR 70 | A let—To & fe rot house, wi Se a first class modera built beown gon tone crore house, vo convenience, these hg oan partial iy Curnlah pee ferred reuces aa Lo respec: y &— Lae) Laster MORE ROOMS THAN REQUIRED, |, the house et a few, the mo’ fora improvement ‘and the comforts of @ home can be rea jim & private family. Location convenlout o cars and Brovaway abgce Call at 28 ' Seound ‘238 Kasi Tenth atreet, near PRIVATE FAMILY, WITHOUT, CHILDREN, msi 4 let & neatly furnished, tront pari Fieve a ene roe nice reyiulred. fore Twenty ty Sink strests near Sixth avenue, GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR A FEW SINGLE gentlemen, can board ix a social seaeel fail; who observe the comforts Ape a home; rooms a! kK gation pleasant, and price moderate. ‘Reference ‘ndispensable. Apply, +) 46 Fourth street, near Barrow. A ELEASANT SUIT OF ROOMS, WITH BOARD, FOR gentleman and wife or slogle gentleman, may he ob indned at 88 West Seventeenth street, between Fifth aud Sixth aventies, “References ged. SINGLE ROOM, WITH BOARD, TO LET—TO A GRN Ueman, at 52 West Fifteenth street, between Fith and Sixth avenues. references exchanged. A. ECRNISHED FRONT PARLOR TO LET-TO A gentleman ora iady and gentleman, with board for the ‘aay only, in a private familly. Terms reagonable. Tnqulre at a 7 Second street. roadway and Bleecker street stages pass joor, PRIVATE FAMILY, RESIDING AT 14 RAST SEVEN: teenth street, between Broadway and Fifth avenue, Wsould dispose of ai elegant sult of rooms, on second toot, an cue or two roome on third oor, to gentlemen aud thelr wives or a party of oooh le SMALL AMERICAN FAMILY WOULD ACcCOMMO- date a gentleman and bis wife or « single Indy or gentle- rocins and bound. on favorable terms. Ap- West Thirty-eighth street, a few doors east man with plensi: ply this day at of Kighth avenw SPLENDID FURNISHED ROOM, WITH BEDROOMS pantries, to let to one or two single gentlemen, in a all the modern improvements. able for a dentist or a physician, Apply street, afew doors west of Broadway. GENTLE AN AND WIFE AND TWO SINGLE. rooms with board on the p 96 Prince second flo or of house No. 19 St. Mark's A HANDSOME, UNPURNISHED BACK PARLOR TO let, with board, to a gentleman and wife or single zentie- inen. Alsou large three story frout room and ball bedroom; furnished house; has all of the modern improvement! ab iu the street. Apply at 183 Bleecker street. PARLOR AND BEDROOM ON THE SEC furoisbed or unfurnished, to let, with boar Man and his wife or » party of single gentiem TLSt, Mark's placeDinnerat 6. PRIVATE FAMILY CAN ACCOMMODATE ON {wo single gentlemen with furnished rooms and fonrd on moderate terms; sitnation first class, and convenient to the principal ferrte: Clinton st., Broo FURNISHED, ROOM WANTED—FURNISHED OR 1) by agentieman, in an Am Surday; location below Fourt preferred. Terms moterate. Adress Frank, Post FEW PERSONS WISHING FIRST CLASS ACCOM modations, with board, will find large rooms, handsomely furnished, and with every couveniencs, at 106 West Fourteeuth street. The house ts one of the fuest residences in the street, being opposite the church and open through to Ffteenthstrect. ENTLEMAN AND WIPE OR A ¥AMILY OF THRE p "0 an be accommodated in a private Fi h farm Sith board and handsome rooms, furnished cr uafarnished, on the secoud floor, ly applying at son avenue, \ LADY OR LADY AND GENTLEMAN OF QUTEr babits can be pleasantly aceon lated with a bundsorme- iy furnished room, and board for the Indy, iu a Grst class Bouse, destrably locus Iway; famfiy «mall, with no other boarders; pri Stonly, Union square Post office, stating when and where an interview may be bad; no others wil receive atteution. FAMILY OF THREE PERSONS, OCCUPYING A ‘substantial and beautifully finished three story house, Oxtures throughout, and admirably adapted for two farnties—pariors on first and second floors—wiil let a part very low to & small family of respectability and retinement, with moderate means. Arare opportizity Is offered to live Feateelly. Apply at $07 Degraw sizect, Brocklya, during the ‘evening or in the forenoon, —S———a——_— FRONT FARR AND REDROOM, HANDSOMELY furnished with ail modern improvemenis, connected, on second floor with board, and every attention to comfort and cleanliness, all of which will be found satisfactory. Retereaces exchanged, at 371 Fourth street, near Lata: whh stay ette place. SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVING A PLEASANT three story brick cottage, will let on the second floor m fnndaconely furnizbed front parlor with large bedroom snd antries attached, with the best of board, to a fumnily or toa feoveman and wife, Terma $10 per week. Also, a small ack parior. Terms moderate. The comforts of x home ca be realized. Apply at 48% Fourth avenue, sixth cotlage south of Thirty sec second stFeet References exchanged OARD—A PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LET TO A genleman wife, a reom ant pantries oo second unfurniabed, and a furninbed room for two single geutle- men. Apply at 71 St. Clement's piace, betweea Bleecker und Houston sireets, OARD.—FOUR OR FIVE SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN obtaia board, with comfortably fornished rooms, ia a small family, by applying at No. 1 Madison st. Bowes —A PRIVATE FAMILY, RESIDING ON Tit at be city, i the vicinity of Beneker strer nicel; “farniohed room to a gentleman and Fut board for d lady, Address Luther, Herald ofice. “_ Toeat central loeadion in. the ity will pleage call at 183 street, nearly opposite the Odd Felows Hall, OARD—TO LET, WITH | BOARD, A HANDSOMFLY furnished back parlor, suitable for & ge tbat wife or two single cnsen. Twawer st Si, celock. Ans parties Wishing the Suse wil plenee enlt at 10 Weer Twenty hint atreet, between Hroadway aud Fifi aveaue, References eachanged. OARD.—SINGLE GENTLEMEN OR FAMILIFS 1” biriog plearant winter rocms in) « lowation, will find them at 444 Canal Yetween Hudson and Varick. Ferma modernie and 30 polns apared to mate tne vise s sirable home, OARD IX CLINTON PLACE. —A SUIT Ov HAND somely farnia for a gentleman and his wile or for single meat Clinton piace. Thinner at 6 o'clock. OARn, IN BROOKLYN —PLRASANT ROOMS, WET ee acd, at 256 Hicks street, near Wall aud Atdanile siroct cn OARD IN BROOKLYN — NTREL FAMILY, A party of ya, ean Bae the comforts of a home im a privale taraliy and a vleasamt jocation. | ‘The Buse has modern improvements and ia convenient te ears. Fence required. No. # Carroll place, betweea Court and Clin ton strcela. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIPE or two single gentlemen cam be accommodated with large room, on second floor, Call at 92 Clinton street, Rofe: rences required. OARD WANTED—BY 1D | ina private French Fourth sireet. AMERICAN GENTLEMAN, where Bepoten. Jy Rant neues WANTED—ABOUT THE MIDDLE OF paren: ber. by 9 gratiomen and wite: « weil forntahed (rant pa ior. on win boned if sulted), ine pri vate family, where no taken: first clase ae commodations will be 5 be rg for which star ay. will be Ge full partion.ars, ©. Broadway OARD WANTED-IN KROOKLYN, coxventant ro Fulton f # young man: private for Addrena, waling iets and accvnmurdsinons W. Re bor I Herald offter. ORD WANTED AT pp keg oF A SINGT, e gentleman, with » small and bedroom, or one room ie Sined rom, with Ree and Aviron aang. incall Sad tevane, Quel, bex 160 Herald ition id CARDING —A LARGE FRONT ROOM AND PANTRY, furnished or "tna ent aultable for a man and wife, can be accommodated. = ge 3oaRDINa — ING_—GRNTLEMEN AWD THETR wives ax a on wy very -y desman onda, with hoard tor an below Amity street. way Post office. ROOM nd story, con be pro ‘gestion, ind fae view of ex boner a6. ROOKLYN BOARD —TWO Of THURER GENTLEMEN ‘be aecommedated very plessant furnished roomsend Coy h board, ina etveees pow and very genter! re. sidence, near the Ciy Hall, Address A. i, U., Herald odice. yooren HOUSE, 3M RROADWAY.—PRICE FOR foots, one person, per day, 25 conta ty G gente: ti man atid wile 6 $1 90." % good restaurant in the house. FARE, Diswens “UP TOWN.—GRWTLEMEN we A) without roome, t dinner Sto, supper til 18 wk ight. Slo nies ir tha jie flan. elegantly terntabod rooms, wiih full bora i the Bianeard House, Broadway and Twelfth siroet, ped ROOWS. my ue, ABU) — Toop igen et Tnprovemseats, is oo Refertase # Fequl either separately The "house has all this cent to Brondwee and Apply at No. 7# Bast or 'URNISHED ROOMS. “y “A OR TWO VERY PLEA. annt Meer on second let, without board, to a ' eatlemsn and wits, rh Senall prevent tai fail, tau pais = Winn on PoE NS ROOM TO, LET-RITER SEUTIC Of URNISHED, pb iam Dt —wiTnouT “ROAR, 1 ro single gevitlemen, by a.amali valet family; rent fre om. ROOMS Tr » LET-WITH OR WITHOUT 1 Bt. Mark's place. re RNTAHED ROOWR s tera PRW Gant we here cal tae the exinereve OF w dome: oreak- He ee thoeleede “aut kes Vartck erect, waar Mh Jhe's pat # per week, in advanoe._ Apply 18 Laurens a ‘Alsonan of. | iG AND LODGING, Berens A PRIVATE PAMILY WISH 4 to sivgte gent! Teath sircet, ne | Fasc BOARD. let one or two rooms, with partial ba: mes, Only Freuch apoken. Apply at 246 First avente. URNIBHRD ROOMS TO LKT--WITH OR WiTHoU ¢, jemen onty, at No. 14 Leroy pacee ¢, Bieeck 2 Broadway, meals served in rooms f ou | Fontan gw, bth nd water closet; stages pass the door eve three minutes AER AE | GPNTLEME: AND THEIR WIVES, OR SINGLE GB: tienen, can be accommodated with rooms and bow | 213 West Twenty third street; house has ail the modern it | provements, Best of refereuce given and required. | GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES AND TWO 0. three single gentlemen cau be br ommodated with ban | somely furnished rooms and oar, at 219 Thompson siree between Bleecker and Amity atre | FLOTEE LODGINGS—ONE. BLOCK FROM THE CIT 1 Hall. Clean and comfortable ty rooms can be | the Globe Hotel, aes of he at and Brankfort streets, Ne | Xork, at 25 to $7 cen Land 83 60 per week. Ge iismnn nat wee TB eke. Open ol ge my el Po pacientes FIRS 5 cna tew Ci it board, for ea SSigesiataon,'e a at it we Tightee eee ‘tgith ue. Care sage nt i, DEAE ve ‘08. 1 AND $ 1 atreet —Furnist aand their wives, or aingle geutl VEASANT ROOMS—ON THE SECOND. AND THTR at on Ninh streets owcleacsiate ie igi TWO. O8 THRER he Fi npr Lay ae» tHeman, wife and daugiier of high respectablit obtain an eles bed closet wot tdi wert duet brow ibe petrate reson: near New York Hotel. 1,131 Post ottice. Address box OOMS TO LET.—ST. Hudson sid Talghtstreets, opposite the p to let, at from $2 to $8 per week. eatatiraut attuchod We th \ ais OME ELEGANTLY FORNMEHED 80 Lg pansemy by tbe steamers of Saturday, (0 let, with Priewe ori the mess room; in bar iubout rooms, with bre to 12, dinner 20 7, my ‘itt a ntgeh a at ow rates Uy the week. Blancard Hous way and WO OR THREE SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC commodated with pleasant rooms and board, in a privw family. Apply at 129 West Twenty second street, betwue Sixth und Seventh avenues, Location inescep\ionalile. Ret rences required. © YOUNG LADIFS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED T ‘4 private French family with board, and a comfortab fourth floor room, by applying at 1X Madison “avenue, ber ‘Thirty second street, WO OR THREE FURNISHED ROOMS TO LeT wer! every convenienees for housek ow Forty fourth street, Parties wishin quict und retire ill find this» good opportunity to procure colmfortae root ata moderate rent. Parties w: dren need not apply. TLRT—A SUIT OF ROOMS, ON SECOND FLOOF furnished or unfurnished, to single gentlemen or a got tleman and bis wile, at No. 46'White siveel, near roadway, AV ERLEY PLACE, NKAR FIFTH VAENUF.—SUT. of handsomely furnished rooms, with board, suitable fo small farnities, may ‘pe had in a first cinsa house. Dinner at Private tble if desired. “Terms moderate. Adres Der bor 12k Herald oliee, een or ee FOR Eada ENTIRE [eit not ur convenient rooms, a iva tease hao caine nelin & ee Beatie bor AuATE. a Pirawant home and reasvanble tern,” Adres os “pelle bg oy Ley) CATHARIN “ board, to let to genUeme JOUN'S PARK HOTEL, i Oem ANTED IMMEDIATELY—BY A YOUNG M. \ in 4 private family, where the comforts of a home be realized; terma not {0 exceed Biperwook. | Adirens, ‘giv particulars, C. 15., box 1,009 New York Post offioe. rae A MIDDLE AGED SIN ng a resident of hi amet, man (American), and | room on the second floor, with clo as and conv bath, &c., in some small quict respectable American fambs. Location on or near Broadway, between Houston sirect Vuion pa Fourth w to Twenty seventh stree. Terms must be modurate. Address Ame: Post ufllee. TANTED—A RARY TO BOARD AND BRIN hand, b H who wor care, and w It partly with g { dress W. "Herald ‘office; Aitendion will be promptly 2 AND 4 ABINGDON of second floor rvoms to ingle gentiemen. 18 tins WEST EL. wa Spain STREET, NEAR pray Rooma, single or in ouiia, wih wilh Lonard, wi winier to respectable parties, re 35 NTON PLACE, NEAR ior gg ed i A PEW irable furnished rooms to let, in guile or single, wt ae moderate prices, without board. TARE, WEST SIDR—A Lg 3 wih board; else rooms for BEACH STERET, ST. JOHN'S: FARK —UyEh n rooms ith, board, Wo geutlenien and their wires. 4 grates or stoves ir the 5) Rast TWENTIETH | STREET. —ROL OU 4) board, for two or taree pers: ‘ull or partial fern built brown atone house, between Broadway a ‘Bue. TENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVENUE =e and wife, tlemen, eau be daied with Wandsomety fi rooms, with be . von the most deliphiful tn the eity. ‘The end required. Dinner at 6. 154. GRAND STREET, TWO RLOCKS RAST OP Hy OF way—A large finely furnished room on soe also room on Boor above,to let to single We”) ' bie terms, in a privaic family. Kvery thing meni, ¢ Quiet, "Call and'wee thems, ori er 15 WEST THIRTY SIXTH STRERT.—ONK « * Nelegt families and two or Uses goutlo men te be accommodated with suits or single rooma, with’ gue of the moat delightful Jorations in the tty, Thi ts first class, and contains all the modern improvements. © 4 Tences exchanged. ‘ 192 WRECKER streRr— ON FY lo floor, to let, elegantly fir aliached, toa gentleman and wife ference Fequired, dinner ai 6, QO9 NEST FOURTEENTH | STREET. —THRER 2 four gentlemen or gentlemen aud their wives cat accommodated with fo'l or partial board and well farnin ‘ome, ins private family; dhe house bas all te mocexs provements, Dinner 419 BROOME STREET, NEAR BROADWAY—F nished rooma—Gentlemen requiriug pleas itr ‘will fied every accommodation, at molerate prices, | eae ng Single and double rouns, with comveas" “wt hh, gas, Ae PARTOR, 4, with STREPT, ONE BLOCK WR the moss ross detesie nt contrat ain ow the vieinity the test class he SS. and tranment boarders: rer Ld — G5 eteer ay Aen Fede ermmees cto tiemen and thetr famition, sie mer Th, a wage at the #t. John's Howse, corner of street roadway; alse a splendid furnished front par! with (we of plano, Mela won served ta Fooma If require. 75R Broanw AY, ONE DOOR RELOW EIGHTY Wed iret, Clinton )\oce.—-Fiirnished roams, the entire = cond floor, with bath, gag, Ae. lao, a mult ou fons th tone, RHQ BROADWAY. UNION squarn—naNneow AVE suit of rooms on toe first and second doors, prive table, to family or genuemen, References exchanged. Deaeva ea c tb Semawrial "ANDIDATE. F district, JOHN Nowe MEMIERS ¢ or THF YOUNG Wives ing ow chetter clevten,, Byars i sous tal dee, A. Coven, Demoeraiic word are ; Those dace, {Secretaries RENT AND TAXPAYERS. . Ata meeting of the Citizens end Taxpayers’ Association f the ward, beid st Lamarine Hall, corver of Twenty ioth street and Right mene, O@ Thorsdey, the Lue the following gentlemen were nominated for municipal oflicers. Joba Calvert City Convention } Dred Doce, For Alderman. Hen. Win Han. For Counctiman i For Constables “ yin ae Rewton, For Seboo! Commie over ~ peat ater For Sebel Trustees . ay Por School Inspector, im. Rew HOWa kid WALKER: Pron tent DR. J. L. VAMPRELL, View Presvtent. dostra Miew ann, Recording Seore tary Wa Ros, Correspouding Secretary. Jous Weave, Treasurer. be members of this wmanciation earnestty inet thelr wuflee ing follow Font and taspagers thronghvnt tl chen bs form tea mediately Hike age oe tations fr ea ward. yA Cuerempondiog a eng Bad Wes Phicty second street, copies of preambi>, resolutions, by laws and elrentars will be supplied withons delay. feweiatin ba vites every rent and taxpayer of tue Twontioth wart io come forward and enroll their names, and uid all ip their power to elect the honest men hey have pineed ow thotr tekrt, ATH ALDERMANTO DIETRICK—AT AN ADJOURNED +) meeting cc thie der tw the abore convention, beid at the Adriatte, sey thn an Harrow. stre ‘anee of the call of the Pee Ly and Regnilars’ De eral Commitions, Me Pete Bony wos unanine: | (ed fr Alderman of the 3 TSN 0. SRWHEL,, Chairman Jaane F. Daves, Qeeretary. {RDA MEETING OF THE PROPLIES Det 6 ‘Ward Coramittee will be beid at the Sixth Ward Ho his ceaturday} evening, Ror 13, st 734 o'clock, | Business 1 aw raraet be gt PRANCTS O'RORKE, Chaieman ry. $e PD. Rew 2 TH WARD. —TRMOCRATIO REPUBTOAN REG an ee For Allerman, 1 ieih ward, THe MA pew JOHN DOYLE, Chae “Kestnh b. Euasnes, mye ae wens “MERTING OF Thi Socihiy datthe Holeon Rachenee Fenth avenue, on this (aturtay ing, yr 13, at halt pat ¢ cmter of Thain CONNE ema Fw ano Convwnnt, Secretary, 920", DAT A MERTING OF THF DEL RTT) 20%" Aldermante fistrict, th te Millom MFR serecumer hee na motion, James Connolly wae ananimous!: only choaen ‘aa the dorms crave nominee ng OWN ALIGAN, Ohaieinor Mown. Drewan, Beerstary. at ore tor No NOTIOR, {TUB MATA FOR rune FULTON, sue macrriag, ue ‘is Whe vo Ney. POW, Puasa