The New York Herald Newspaper, November 18, 1858, Page 3

from Honduras, @UR BELIZE CORRESPONDENCE. * ‘Buuzaz, Howpuras, Oot. 26, 1858. Indian Ravages and War, Followed by Commercial Fuil- ures—Affairs of Hyde, Hodge & 0o.—Trade Very Dull— Mahogany and Sugar Exports—Fine Weather—Publice Health Good—The Provision Market, de. ‘There seems to be no end to the strange events which ‘are to transpire in this town during the current year. Boring the first part of it we were in a state of alarm in vegard to the Indians up at the north. Then came the frightful rumors of the intended destraction of the towns ‘ef Gorogal, San Estaven and San Padro, by a band of dis- eontented desperadoes residing on the northern borders ef British Honduras. Next came the attempt, by @ por- téon of the same gang, to fire this town, and to murder ‘and rob some of our citizens, all of which you were ad- ‘vined of as they occurred. Then followed the conviction ‘ef two of the parties whobad conspired to burn this town, to morder and rob some of our citizens, and the severe gentence on the convicts, of imprisonment at hard labor for ten years, and to be publicly whipped through the town once in each six months during the term. Next came the astounding news of the failure of the house of Hyde, Hodge & Co., of London, which carried down the house of James Hyde & Co., of this town, and, eonsequent on them the houses of J. Carmichael, of Liver- pool; A. Montgomery & Co., and others, of London; Carmi- ehea), Vidul & Co. , and it is feared others will have tofollow, ae nearly al! are large creditors to Hyde, Hodge & Co., who are supposed to owe near two millions of pounds sterling. "The firm of James Hyde & Co. has been for some years past receiving on interest the moneys of parties here who had money to put at interest. In nearly every case these sums of money so deposited comprise the all of the de- pesitors, who, if they are not paid, will be ruined. They ‘are in many instances widows, children, maids and old people, who are now reduced to beggary, or will be if the attempt now being made by some of the large credi- ters of England to merge the claims of James Hyde & @o., of Belize, with those of Hyde, Hodge & Co., of Lon- don, does not succeed. There bas been a meeting ef the creditors of James Hyde & Co. in Belize; bet as they had no organization or head, and no concert or system of action, Mr. Hodge ma- ed to get a resolution passed at that meeting © refer the matter to Chief Justice Temple, of our Supreme Court. This course was firmly opposed by’the business men here: Dut they were overruled by the inexperienced, who all think Chief Justice Temple will decide in their favor on the score of their poverty and want, This is a very important question to this settlement— ‘and it is a question of some consequence to the commercial werld—as the firm of James Hyde & Co, are abundantly solvent, they having more than two and a half dollars in property here for every dollar they owe, while the firm iyde, Hodge & Co., of London, owe thirty dollars for Sar dollar of assets.’ The house here has been conduct- ed fairly, honestly and prosperously, while that in London has been astock (coolic) and African speculation, sustained by the cash deposits of the people in this town. In consequence of failures business is very dull. Money is very scarce, and there ig no such thing as confidence; each seeks ‘after what ig due bim and will take no denial. Credit is suspended, and worse and more of it seems to be ahead. ‘Our mahogany cutters have done well this year—that is, they have got out large quantiles of good wood, but prices ‘are very low here and in England, besites which ‘there are Jarge quantities. of last year’s cutting still on hand unsold. This will soon be forced into market, and sold, most likely, at a great sacritee, which will seriously affect our solvent houses here in the wood cutting business. Large quantities of sugar and rum have been raised this year at the northward, some of which has been exported to New Orleans and to New York; but how it is done is a mystery to me, as it is worth 35 here, cash, which wi with freight, commissions and duty in the United States, will exceed $8 per 100 Ibs. And how it can be done, and made to pay, is the mystery. We are now enjoying very delightfar weather. Our town is quite bealthy, and our mahogany cutters are com in for the Christmas. ere is nothiog new from the Indiansin Yucatan. Oor soldiers who were up to the borders of our territory Lave returned to Belize. From Guatamala, Honduras and San Salvador there is nothing new since my last. Our provision market is well supplied with everything. @ur market for cochineal, indigo, sarsaparilla and ores 6 very active. Beuze, Hoxpuras, Oct. 27, 1858. Judicial Decision in the Case of Hyde & Co.—1wo New York Vessels Leaving Port—Admiration of them by the Residents of the Town—Preparing for a Race, ée. Since my last a decision has been given in the Supreme Gourt by the Chief Justice and the two newly made judges, in relation to a sum of money which had been deposited im the hands of James Hyde & Co., in trust for the deposi- tor, subject to his call, but which sum Mr. Hodge refused to refund, on the ground that it had been entered on the books of his firm by his cashier in the regular way, and by this had become a part of the effects of James Hyde & Co.; but the Court decided this sum was not the property ‘of James Hyde & Co.,and that that firm must nust pay the the amount over to the’ depositor forthwith. gave Very general! satisfaction, and the parties bi he hold laims against them for money deposited are sanguine they will all get paid in full. ‘This is ust, and if done will be of immense benefit to this town, as it will restore to a great ber of people their only means of subsist: ence. wi of the'otner, ered! creditors have submitted their Claims to the Chief Justice, who will give bis opinion on Thursday wext, the 28th inst., whether by the laws of this ranma the creditors of Belizo aro not entitled 10 be in full imimediatel, ine bark D. dex, ate, master, and the bark Honduras, Bates, master, both of your city, and both fine new ves: nels ‘and crack sailers, are bow weighing anchor for your port. Our whole town is up and looking op. Two ‘of the finest veasels that come Tato this harbor—bow Yankees—are to start together, The whole nautical part of our world of Belize have taken sides, and strong argu- ments and high words are already being used by the cham- pious of each. Our. Nassau Correspondence. Nassav, N. P., Oct, 28, 1858, ‘he English Authorities and the Wrecked Americans—The Come—Indwations of a Tremendous Storm—An Unknown Vessel Gene to Pieces, de. Tregret that a letter written to you on the 18th August Jast did not reach you. it was sent via Key West, aud Felated to the investigation into the cause of the loss of the American sbi) Moutpelier, Clay, master. The local authorities claim, under an act of Assembly, to examine and inquire into all wrecks which Lace place in Babama waters, Kuglish or foreign, and whether there bas Deen collusion between the wrecked captain and the wreel or not Yon will observe that Captain Sheldon, of the Japonica, Fesisted the demand made upon him— Nana Sin—T have recetyed your letter the investigation to be made hy you at ening, 19th ins, into Ul nected with the lose hf the American hark Japonic, Jately under my command. Ihave ales received your formal baton to produce my ing bok, ; Manifest 1 beg tempect! land to state that some of my pal 1 some are in iny Own posses: Sion, and they cannot be given up without my consent or save flon, “i feel it my duty as an American citizen, having com offence against the laws of this colony, Yo take t malt eit hope to be juste! im ie by my Ow ‘by those who are interested in the proper cant whe Un vahe aguioet me I am ready aod weet them il as Lean riber willing to undergo any fair examinat the lof my country, but am not willing, asa citizen of the United States, voluntarily to place myself on trie! (for so tr renty, it would’ be) before a foreign tribunal without any rime ba’ been alleged agal ‘ bas SHELDON, 4. B. Bonssioe, Ben ytain Clay also protested, The comet has been visible hore with the naked eye from the 27th ult. Tt is now far south and very faint wearcely visible. The wind for a week or more bas been blowing from the northeast, and for several days a strong gale. Indeed every one was preparing for a hurricane, as the barome: ter fell considerably For three days past the sea has boon lashing the Hog Island shore most vigorously. The breakers come rolling down the shore for a mile, dashing ant froliek) nd bursting as they go to an enormous heizit, The eit i comparieon. Niagara is not so aplend) ptonous, while this, Proteus like, assum and form. As tho breakers Point they expend a before of lice Ma gintr ate bark Japontea. along, ever shape Vghthouse at dashing the white crested foam equal with ite bh While the body of the water washes across the island and gives it the eo being, for a moment, covered ‘with snow. passage from the keeper's house to th: Vighthouse is almost impassable. The keeper was jas fight severely injured by the rollers dashing high om th» Fooks, and but for timely assietance would have been | drowned, The light was reached with difficulty to be Lighted. No vetse! can come or go ovar the bar now, with roller forty or fifty feot bi Firere is po living inhabitant wh remember? ever to Rave geen such aseaas thie. It be tokens that there has been a great storm elsewhere, The roads at the west end of the island are in a toot, ‘The American schooner Moonlight, GF. Tuctil!, master, came in last night through the eastern passage. ‘The wreckers got 33% per cent as salvage iu the case ¢ the Stephen Fo Austin. A report has come from Fieuthora that there are the remnants of a large vessel an the sl omp!etely brok to ae No one is supposed to have Nothing has been found by which the ves Doverre ELorement.Week before last a man famed Joshua King, a quack doetor and a local preacher fa the ME. church (North), living on fas county, about twenty-eight m eloped with two grown da Teaving his wife aod a large fany | planees. K owned a good furm, and wae, | ooenrrence, considered an upright man. Me | ing, bie farm, whieh was supposed to be worth § $000 in ready money, 80 great was his desire to got awa Great excitement prevails in the neighborhood, Mowght that he will be follow roth known of hte whereatout Ser BEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1858. Marte Court. Before Hon. Judge Thompson. POLITIOAL BETTING. Nov.15.—Phomas O'Riley vs. John McG@uire and Wil- liam Robinson.—In September last Riley made a bet of $102 with McGuire that one John Lynch was not a mem- ber of the Democratic County Convention of 1867. The mon-y »as deposited in the hands of the defendant, Robin- son. “This aetion is brought to recover back the amount of the weger. TaowrmN,J.—It is provided by statute that “ All wagers, be'8 or stakes, made to depend upon any race, oF upon any yeming by lot or chance, or upon any lot, chance. casual y, or unknown or conti ngent event whatever, be uniawfu!, All contracts for or on account of any money or prcperty, or ie in action so wagered, bet or Blaked, Sluis void.”? R. 8., 72.) It is very bertain that the plait tiff cannot are under the statute, for the bet in questicn depended upon neither of the contingencies therein enumerated. Is is void then at common law? Wagers are not void unless they affect the interests, feel- ings or character of third persons, or lead to indecent evi- dence, or are contrary to public policy, or tend to immo- rally or to a breach of some law. (2 Pars. on Con., 261.) wr as this wager is hopes it can in no possibie le of public policy which I can imagine. It is a matter in which society can take no kind of interest nor suffer any conceivable injury. It can only affect the person who has foolishly and improvidently lost his money.. If it were the duty of the courts to find re- medies for all the silly acts of inconsiderate men, it would involve the neceesity for a number of tribunals which the community would scarcely feel disposed to create. Neither by statute nor at common law can the plaintiff maintain this action. Judgment, therefore, for the de- fendants, with costs. Before Hon. Judge McCarthy. ACTION FOR PALS ARREST OF A LADY. Nov. 17.—Edwin Robinson and Mary his wife vs. Wil- lam A. Moore.—This action is brought to recover 9600, for assault, false arrest and malicious prosecution, It was alleged by Mesers. Hurley & O'Rourke, for the plaintifis, that on the 16th of October last Mrs. Robinson went to the defendant’s store to purchase a pair of gloves, but not being suited, she asked one of the lady attendants to allow her to adjust her dress. She was subsequently charged with stealing a pair of gloves, was arrested and tried at the Sessions, where she was acquitted. The defence was a general denial and that there was probable cause for the suspicion. The plaintiffs’ counsel offered to pat Mrs. Robinson on the stand to explain the transaction, but the Court decided that a woman could not be @ wit ness for her husband, and refused to allow her to be ex- amined. The counsel having summea up, the Judge charged the jury that in an action of this kind the de- fendant must prove that chere was probable cause for the arrest of the plaintiff's wife, and that the fhet of her having been acquitted of the charge was uot sifficient to entitle her to damages; but it was incumbent on the lady to prove that her arrest was made from malicious motives or without any probable cause. The Court also observed that if the defendant believed in his own mind that a theft was committed, (although it should turn oat that he was mistaken,) he would not be liable. If the jury believed that the plaintiff was entitled to recover, then they should give her all her expenses and a compen” Sation fcr the injuries to her character. Verdict for plaintit! $20. manner affect any princi Sapreme Court—Circukt. Before Hon. Judge Matlin, Nov. 17.— Valentine Luse and Wife vs. — Meyers.—This Was av action to recover $5,000 for injuries sustained by Mrs. Luze, while ona voyage to this country, on board the ship Yorktown, from London. It was alleged that in August, 1856, the plaintiff and his wife took passage on board the Yorktown, and during the voyage a plank fell down and struck Mrs. Luze, fracturing her leg and arm, For the defence it was set up that the master of the ship ‘was not liable for personal injuries sustained by passen- gors. Dr. Carnochan and other physicians deposed that the injuries were Dot 80 severe as represented. Verdict for laintiit $500. PERSONAL. LADY HAVING A ROOMTHAT COULD BE HAD FOR AA eight dollars per week, would like bave an interview With the advertiser, at 696 Houston street. {DWARD KOCH, A NATIVE OF LYONS, IMPORTER ran and Margaret, of Drv 1 dof were in New York. 1 eye, or apy person who have # formation of them, wil be thank dames MeGaugbran, Address, Island, Wood road. M4 NFORMATION WANTED—OF THE REY, W, BROWN, formerly pastor of the John street M. E. church, and who lived seven years ago at 76 Frankfort street, New York. Any information of bis whereabouts will be thankfully received by addressing M. 8. Herald otlee, RECEIVED, THROUGH MISTAKE, A LETTER IN tended for Mr. H. ulot, of Bustiwloe ‘or Williamsburg, which be wii find in the Williamsburg Post ottice. H. ELLIOTT, N. ¥. FR. DAVID DELLE PIANE. WILL FIND A CARPET and two letters to bis address, at 204 Eleventh stree awe wend your present address to N. N, re Post office, ws IP RICHARDSON Will a BE PLEASED TO MEET Halford, of England, atthe Western Hotel, Cort- inna nee, to day or-morrow, at 1 P. "HR DRI DRAKE LEGACY,— PERSONS INTERESTED WILI, lease send to the undersigned any information they may their mutual benedt. Re Bou ARDU ‘8, 195 Broadway, N. ¥. THE LECTURE | SEASON, — LECTURE UPON OUR ENGLISH—AS It 18 SPOKEN, th poetical Winstrations, will be delivered by Joba Mi Fay, Je Rt the Brooklyn. Polytechnic. Tasuvate, greet, ear Cour.) on Friday evening, Nov. 19, at 8 o'clock. jusic stores, bok stores, aud mt tbe Tiekets 25 Scents, at the mi door, TENERAL, SOCIETY OF MECHANICS AND TRADES- The opening lecture by the Rev. ee at Tig o'clock. LECTURES, 1855-90. Nov. 22—Rev. Dr, Bethune—Common 8e x Ny 3-—Donald @. Mitebell, Bay. ("Ike Marvel")—Spend- 3. Dec. 6—Mey aay Beecher. UJ 4. Dee. 138.—A. st; —Lights and Sbadows from 8. Deo, eG B. pave teanes Second ang his 6. Jac, S—Heve A. A. Willits, Philadelphia—Mental Dys Z. Jan. 10—hev Dr. Wm. Adame—Dauly Wonders 8 Theodore Sedgwick, English Rule io Tbompson—tingh Miler. , Eay.—Private and Social Life, teria. Single admicsion 20 conta Tickets for one lew ag A~4 5 course, $2. Lady and gentieman forthe conrse, hod at TT, Greene drug ore, and enny Savings Sicchainies Hall, 472 Tiron 314 Broadway; ‘Win. Hall and Geo. F. Nesbit CAMERINGR, ENGLAND. ANY PERSON and wishing to dispose of them, any illustrated works this place, engravings of stereoscopes of the public buillings as wi = reas, with full particulars and price, W. .» box 680 Post olive. FURNITURE. JESTNUT AND GRAINED AND FIRST PREMIUM enamelled ferpiare of snperior and warranted mana facture, at FARRING warerovoma, 368 Canal street, op. posite Wooster street. Mesudsctory, 46 and 43 Wooster street; ‘established in 1848, Lr- BEDSTEADS wire, SIDES COTTAGE new in 634 Broadwi ment. AMELLED CHAMBER SUITS OF FURNITURE, IN All colors and styles, wholesale and retail, and upwards, =WAKKEN WARD, >. 38), ford doors east of ( Broadway, New York. PURNITURE BOUGHT FOR READY MONFY.—A FAIR in ready money, for furniture, en 1 123 Sixth avenue, beweea Ninth and OR SALE—A SPLENDID NEW SOIT OF ROSEWOOD parlor farniture, covered fn musiia, consisting of a a tete, two arm chairs and four bolster back cbaira. This jg a rare chance, and will be found the greatest bargain for the kn JWD, and, more astonishing, part will be taken uired. 842 Third avenve, cabinetaaker sabop, F°s ANKSGIVING. Families a mines and lquors, Pure imported champagne, « rod Article, $9 per basket; ia horton 730, ench, standart or unt a) SHEER Y One yer ; ’ melon dock per bone, dusen in proportion. Also the X NT tawally pine: hee, vine Ageoriod, all good. five dollars, in a neat case. JONs THAN JUNES, importer, 30 William strect, sample bottle. Also 4 ey; old Bourbon, nine years old, at in prices, HH. W. RTWK, & Fulton sirent OT A PERLE” Ny “ RUBIS" CHAMP AGNES, he andersicaed have been appoinied for the aed Staten and «anata, forthe wafe of tho o coampagee wines floras, Jncaues Jonny & Co» at Chalogs aur Marne, Cranes, it their wines to the eo iw tae breeds; mr ya PRL AND RUBI mill be found to eqnal, if got 0 4 orp aay ant other brands now for in the market. From the long erpe- rienen and extensive and means of we) Known house of Jao: Co., aad their determination wo furniah wines which shall meet amera, we fee! yeropeded ate trial ofl Oe AMER, AE nuh EMCCLOSREY, 19 Broad street. HE FAMILY CASE FOR $7—CONTAINING THE FOL- Jowing variety — 2 bottles choice brandy. 2 do. old port wine. 2 do. prime old sherry. 2 4. Scotch whisky 2 do. Srong’ # trish whiskey, 2 do. Mueten wine, & MURI, BitAs0N, arent sitll one dozen botieg ath William and 68 Stan ju. Pine wv ii and «ample one tiqny Gen, W eat will be No.7 Sonth Wiliam re edt MATRUMONE Sf YOUNG GENTLEMAN © AN AFF ding diepoatiion and BOARDING AND Loperna. i ae eat CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH ne are but few other aoe youee AND @ GENTLEMAN BAG, MORE "ROOM let, with Re eed room on second oar car, exchanged. Apply at A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET TWO OR Pai | furnished rosaae to gentlemen only, in a first tee wit sweat modern 6 convenience. Cally at 13 Ninh ste sty jew doors of Broadway. FRONT PARLOR AND BEDROOM, WITH BOARD— Alno, gentlemen’ OO with fire. ‘Dinner at 6 o'clock, Ai ply at 121 Bleecke: ‘References exchanged. SPLENDID FURNISHED PARLOR, BEDROOM AND pantry to let to a gentleman fe or ai tlemen; ‘ola aiigle room, suitable fora dostor'e oF Neutats oles \ a! private house, with all the modern improvements. In: v dre at 961 Prince atreet, four d doors: west of Broadway, PARLOR, ON THE FIRST i gg ND A PAR- room on furnished. Apply at 107 Ws erley place, pear eur Wasbingion and. FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN BOARD a first class ely furni 832 Broad- ahove Rwelth sree Mcrae rensonsiie, "Dinner at six o'clock. FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH fae, wie Me at ie ae ‘3 Fiat te Mat Ning street, urd door east of Broadway. = __ RR ae FURNISHED ROOM, OR ROOM AND BEDROOM TO oS Jn a private family, to one or two ro single gentlemen, wilt board if od; houso contains all the rood imrivementa Inquire nat 2 ‘Lamartine place, Wea Teese t, between Eighth and Ninth avenues. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR TWO OR THRER single gentlemen, can be accommodated with full or par- tial board at'% “‘ottage place, between Bleecker and Houston streets; gas and bath in the house, Reference exchanged, LADY WOULD LIKE TO LRT A VERY PLEASANT ‘small room to asingle gentleman, with board, at mode- Tate terms, where he can enjoy good society and ‘the com- forts of a ‘home, Late dinners, "Xpply at 100 Macdouga PRIVATE FAMILY, RESIDING IN THE VICINITY of Union square, to let a sitting room and bedroom, to: which they have no other use, to one or two gentlemen, wi hor without breakfast. The house has all the modern im: provements, and is ina good neighborhood. Apply at 8 East Seventeenth street. T 242 HENRY STREET, BETWREN CONGRESS AND Amity, Brookly—Pleasant rooms on second and third iioors; Ove minutes? walk from Wall or South ferries. Terns moderate. References exchanged. GENTLEMAN WISHES TO OBTAIN PARTIAL OR full board in a French private family, not above Twentieth Sieet, Address box 1,155 Post office. FINE SUIT OF ROOMS TO LET—TO A GENTLEMAN and famiBy, on the second floor, in the modern built brown » one house ¢4 West Sixteents i: replete with ever; venience. Those who can pat/i) uti lah preferred. Refe ences given, A FAMILY, OR TWO OR THREB GEVILOWPS, CAN be accommodated with board ina private ‘amily. resid- ing at 28 West Twenty third sireet, near Fif.s avedue aod Broacway. Keferences excbanged. A. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR TWO SINGLE GE! tlemen, can be accommodated with pleasant rooms and board, at $ per week each, fire and gas rene "aut un. suipabsed. Apply at 183 83 West Twent, ty-third sire FURNISHED “ROOM AND Bi BEDROOM, WITH GAS pene: to let to a gentleman and wife or or two ut board. me yly at 34 Greenwich avenue, be- ath and Seventh SUIT OF ROOM to rent, with boar ehues. A ON THE SECOND STORY, REAR, Py in & house with all the modera im: provements; references required. Inquire at 123 West Twen- ty second street. FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED with pleasant rooms, in @ French family, with or without tonrdyin a drat class house, by applying at 6Of Houston street, neor Broadway. A good opportunity is also offered to any perton speaking Spauiab, and capable of giving leasous 10 & WIDOW LADY (PRIVATE FAMILY) WOULD LET two . three Sarnia’ rooms, e bald Mf yee ne ne or two gentlemen, paying Mberally, with satisfactory reference; or would reat ihe house {0 @ sunall family’ willin vard berseif and daughters a consideration Kosarly) of Address box 1,864 Post offi A rep FAMILY OF THREE. ADULT | PERSONS, RESIDING ta their own house, in West Fourteenth street, would rent @ parlor and one or more handsome rooms, furnished, with £98, baths and all modern privileges, or with kitehen aceommo- fstons, toa desirable applicant. ‘Address A.M. L., box 2,998 ont 0 FRONT PARLOR AND BEDROOM, ON SECOND rr, handsomely furnished, with sausfactory board and ydeairabte couvesionce sna stsaton for'a iessat and comfortable home. Dinner at. 8% o'clock. rences €x- changed, 371 Fourth street, near Lafayette place. A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN, WISHING COMFORTA- be yor for the winter, can have the same by ap p.: ing at 685 Houston street, A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN at ACCOMMODATED with neatly furnished rooms where there are bur few other boarders, sy Applying at No. 1 ner of Bowery; the ho moder: RAS, gra Lg apd room; references jerate. street, cor- ‘n improvements, ; terms PRIVATE FAMILY RESIDING IN THR VICINITY ‘of Broadway and Tenth street, can accommodate ire single genuemen with parlor and bedroom on first « nd floor, with or without partial board. The house Bas all the a improvements. Terms moderate, Address’ oa. ton use, wou)? 182 GRAND STREET, Faris ceroses Odd hae ou came align board and OARD.—TO LET, IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, A LARGE front room, with board, to a gentleman and wite, or two ag Taquire at 434 Ureeuwieh street, corner of OARD.—A VERY DESIRABLE SUIT OF ROOMS FOR A gentieman and wile, and one for a tle Obtained ai 44. West Tweu exchanged, can be Fit avenue. Ri Be GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES CAN be accommodated w! pon tp forte of @ home, also, 5 Foome fui coe OF t rotabed or ‘it Glock. House 1b Perry street, corner ot Waverley place, Sy —A LARGE FRONT ROOM, WITH Ly | | ‘ie, for $i0 per Week, ‘wi gaet house modern, and west highth avenue cars. Apply at ‘est Twenuietb street. OARD IN A FRENCH ya 1 BROOKLYN —A rial fours Gas and bath fa the house: Apply ¥ (ing and bath in the house. at 299 Hicks jeen Harvieot and and Degraw. breet, vetw OARD FOR A GENTLEMAN AND. wigs, On ENOL SINGLE BD gentiemen, ta bear Frith renner * Phe house ie meaty asa tnseetul i convenient, and kept 10 good style; at Boe, In BAOOKLYN. — ‘COMFORTABLE ROOMS, ‘with good for gentlemen abil their wives, oF siagi6 nUemen, may be obtained at frou $8 to $19 per week, at Tomphiw’ place, between Harrison wad Degraw, Court apt Clinton streets. OARD IN BROOKLY ENTLEMEN AND THETR or single gentlemen, can be accommodated with oF partial board, u's house with, all tbe modera npr ns mie, at 35d Bridge street. A few young ‘ean be ac modaied JOARD IX BROOKLIN TWO OR THRER GENTLE men can find good ‘board and pleasant rooms, with the comforts of a home, at 61 Nawsau street. OARD IN BROOKLYN —A PRIVATE FAMILY, RE aiding midway between Wall street and Fulton ferries aceon dadone for a gentleman aud wife and one or tw “erwona replying to al 08, Will be exiled upon OArD ‘IN BROOKLYS—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY. Two pleasant rooms ty let, with partial board, to two, ee or four singi® gentlemen. Apply at 19 Cliuton street, war Felton, ve Ey plonsant apartanente wis board te mily occupy tn rst class house, The ad within five minutes of Sonth ferry. Re ences exchanged. Apply at 6 West Warren street, BOARD, ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS—A PLEASANT uitable for a gentle 2 Within wer pply at tS Momiagne p References exchanged. ee, corner of Henry street. BoAkd MANTRD-FOR FIVE GROWING PERSON in a private family, where there are no other boarder cation between Twenty third and Thirty-second streets, Siihavenne,, Terme moderate, address W.Y. Ey box 1,40) Peat cfice, for tree days BOARD WASTED=—A NICE ROOM AND BEDROOM, of. large room for a Indy and gentleman and child ait Years oid; board for Indy and child only. Price must not Coed $109 week, fire and light included; location between Spring and Pourteenth atreeta; west aide preferred. Address A it, Broadway Post off OARDING.—08 RAST BROADWAY.—A GENTLEMAN modern improvements, and meal OARDING—A FRONT Room AND PANTRY TO let, furnished or unfurniahed, with board. Appiy at 40 Fourth street, No. 1 Albion place. eet: OARDING.—A GENLLEMAN AND HIS WIFE OR two single centicmen can be accommodated with pleasant furnished rooms and (vil or partial board, in a private fami! y yy ao Sepiving ai 46 Bleecker street, between Broadway aad the 4 OR LODGING. <A SINGLE LADY OR A gentleman nnd bis wife, oan be ‘ant Foom., furnished of unfarnisved, » boarders at present. Apply at Xi ‘Grand sreet. ny OARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS. —A LARGE FRONT ‘on the second floor, fur arntshed 8, aL 34 Remenn street, 4 Walk roin Wall street ferry. Bianer at6 o'cloet ‘cat of references glven and required. Br CORLYNA CHEEVER PLACE, WALL OR soUTH ferries. Fuirniated apartments to let to a snail fail with board, of without, with use of Kitchen. No other boar ers. Bath room, gaa, and use of piano, Terms very moderate, with or without board; FAUTIFULLY LOCATED AND @ENTREL APART mente on froadway —A front and back parlor and bet Foor, alsp single roome on thint floor, fornished or unfur “1. may three gentlemen, of gentl> ed servant t @ house. Reatanri mmunteating Broad way, pained by two ¢ No farm Apply at 4 WROADWAY PRICE FOR per da te to BO conte; gente. © $1 $1, A good restaurant in the house, HOUSE, NO. 909 FOURTH "cen HOUSE, he perrcn, (ores rooms, man aw Da satis ae AVENUR FANT. or gentle BOARDING STREET, ABOVE FIFTH AVENUE — Paet Essar Cimino eet Foren PARLOR AND BEDROOM IN SECOND ad Fron, wo let, © gentlemen only, ‘without board, in an elegant house et containing all the modern, Improvemenus; family strl vate, and without children, ‘Aipiy at 88 Boog stree. oo board, 2 ge gous poly Wa Yan Mince” Bicecker | Fela ean aia ae eee atroot near Bron ‘gain erved in room sr eaalt desired; nouss 1 aud water closet; stages pass the door ever free uldutes, Terme moderate, 9 FRORNISHED nooMe 70 Reset) FEW GENTLEMEN ith furnished rooms in a privave footy. y here ey cnn bare al ho coor shame; be ery =. required. Apply at 69 Varick street, near PEs APARTMENTS WANTED.—A SINGLE gentleman wanis & parlor, with bedroom, bathing room ‘and water closet attached, near ‘Fifth avenue, above Waverley ty -third street; he would could be served, aud would require the. apart: meniato ie com ‘comfortably furnishet!, . Ho will require the apart ments and, save trouble, be mae ony wil rev w who may have _Adaress HB, A large nicely furnished jor ong ar two gentiemcu, at $3 per week; also one room at $1 50 per week. “Convenience for ire if Kast Broadway. I he meres 43 ROOMS TO LET—SOME AS LOW AS ONE also ahandsome front room, with fire and break- instif required, at 160 Mott strest our doors Above Brovane, Stages and cars convenient to all parts of thy OTRL LODGINGS—ONE BLOCK FROM THE CITY Hall. Cleanand comfortable single mei ly can be had at ¢ Globe Hote), corner of Williaw and Frankfort streets, a Yon ‘At 25 to 87cents per night, or $1 and $2.50 per week. Gen: tleman and wife 76 cents. Open all night. ODGING.—A SUIT OF FURNISHED ROOMS ON THE second floor, and two or three rooms on the third floor, ior single gent ,, Without board, ina family of two. per sons, can be obtatied'by applying at 87 Kast Twelfth street, halt @ block from Fourth xvenue, on reasonable terms, Rete* ences given and required. ‘08. 1 AND 3 MONROE STREET, NEAR CATHARINE ‘street.—F urnished rooms to let, with board, to single gea- ilemen or gentlemen and their wives. Terms moderate, EVERAL PARLORS, FRONTING SOUTH, WITH CHAM. bers communicating, will be vacated this week by South ern families. Rooms to let et, single or in suits, to fami 9 gentlamen, with full board. Meals at all ours, wii tention, at the Blancard House, Broadway and - ‘Fweit b pias UPERBLY FURNISHED PARLORS 1N ‘A FIRST house in Fourth street, near Broadway, to let to two single gentiemen; also the second tloor, {n single rooms or en suite. Address Rooms, box 2,915 Post (| WO OR THREE SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BH AC ‘commodated with partial bourd, in a private family, at ies Henry street, corner of State street, Brooklyn. bie OR THREE SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC commodated with handsomely furnished rooms and board, wh the convenience of hot aud cold water baths, &c., at 207 +t Broadway. 10 LET—A PLEASANT ROOM, ON THIRD FLOOR, vullabie for ove or two gentlemen, with full or partial ard. Aj ply at No. 6 Amity place. ANTED—IN BROOKLYN, (x NISHED ROOMS, WITH PRIVATE BOARD, from the is: of December, on jumbia or Henry street preterred. ‘Terma libe- for satisfactory accommodations. Inquire of W. B. Leonard, ai Coinmbia mila weal, OF adress Thadceus Davide & Co.y 131 ily of four peraor INTER BOARD — NO. 1 WEST Ya rey, fh street.—An elegant suit of rooms on the ond floor, Je room on the turd floor, to let with Board for the winter. Harties seeking frst class accommoda tions wil! please call. Table d'hote. Dinner at six, = ‘ANTED—FULL BOARD FOR A LADY AN F Ue man in a strictly private family (where there are no ouw r boarders prefer Location must be convenient to care and stages. Terms not to exceed $12 © week, including firv apd Kas, References exchanged, Address immediately box 1,686. Post oftice. 26 CLINTON PLAC EI EIGHTH STREET.—TO LET, A handsome suit of Fooms on firs floor: also rooms on tird and fourth, with the board and excellent at tapdanee. Toone to let without board low. ‘References re- euire OQ FIFTHSTREET—TOLET, ASUIT OF FURNISHED rooms, ox the second floor, with bath room adjoining’ Suitable fora gentlemen and his wife wishing to keep hyuse, io « 4) tet comfortable way; or if preferable the advertiser wou d give full or partial board. No children in the house. iy convenient to all parts of the city. WEST WASHINGTON PLACK.—A VERY DESIRA “E ble suit of rooms, on the second flour, to let, with board. References exchanged. 5) BAST IWENTIETH STREET.—ROOMS FOR TWO or three persons, with full or partial board, in a modera built brown sione house, between Broadway and Fourth ay. AND §1 SPRING STREET, THREE DOORS FROM 79) ‘frontway.To let, a oumber of handsomely furnished rooms, emglegentiemen, ‘The ioestion In ‘near all the fret clase hotels and places of amusement. inquire of Ansou House. QQ SPRING STRERT, ADJOINING THE PRESCOTT House, opposite the St. Nicholas Le egy nye turpighed rooms, ewitable for business ge poe. venient tothe’ principal ‘botele; balks, gas,” 4c. rate. OT SANTONEEACE, RIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN Fin and Siath avenues =A suit of ein on the se San Soe eel Meamtatas all tea eastern haprotomea, (six, References given and required. 108 WAVERLEY PLACE, NEAR WASHINGTON mooders i JO snare. —Plessant furnished rovms to let, with board; le 3 house contains all the SULLIVAN STRERT—AN ENGLISH LADY w bavi large furnished house offers a home, re a ‘isually wo be found ine use. Terms moderate. 1 FIGHTH STREET, OPPOSITE THE MERCANTILE 4 Library,—A room on the fourth floor, suitable for # ‘with board. Re genueman, eferences ev 145 Wat, TWENTY FOURTH STREET, Fighth avenue.—Purntshed rooms to let, io gentleman and wife at $10 to $12 per yr week, Oxo eh =) LE gy ¥ entieman Dt: ‘bones’ ba modern improvement, Go'clock; isa plain private family. 160 BAST TWENTY SIXTH STREET. —A, FEW RE: young men can procure good plain board, with omforable reomason moderate terns diate y int the corner of avenue. 399 fount, erxeer— FOURTH STREET —A W ANDSOME PARLOR aad bedroom tached, oy a room for a om second floor, with large clossts at gentleman. The house con- taine all Ue modern inp ivesveat i in ® pleasant location, land convenient to cars and stages. | Dinner at 6 o'clock. 4 26 Jee "STREET. FURNISHED ROOMS T To 74 Posty BROADWAY, OPPOSITE ASTOR PLACE.—A Di suit of rooms, swell arranged with bath room, “4 arrange evs With & family for the winter. Ketones given and Fe- ured Ams & single room fur a gentle! 779 y PROADWAY. —WELL FURNISHED ROOMS ON So cme ‘and third floors to let, with or without boar to rea 5 also aingle and doable rowms on forth oor, for, reat 68 0 $4 “Rofore: exchanged. BROADWAY, UNION sQUARE—1 859 niratehod Foos ou the iret and second tours suite, with private table, oF separate, at $10 per wer tea o'clock. References exchanged. Best of bo wd Inquire imme: t Diner COPARTNERSHIP NUTICKS, A* ENERGETIC BUSINESS MAN, WHO CAN COM ind a cash capital of $3,000 and ver, can hear of an mmportunity towngage ne general commigs count ¥ produce, groceries, €c., can ineet an ok cod partner Mdesired. Address (. B., box 991 Post of hee, Chilideothe, Ross Co., Obie. DROLNED-THs Day, THE heretofore existing between (har Hepp. aw Youn, Nov. 17, 1868, OuakLES Vou Peres, WANTED.—A CAPANLE YOUNG MAN yeciable connections, with a exits! of $d) died architecture for three pariner with some weil estab! ect, Herald office. mer 1 aa cara, ia Geairous of ‘architect. Address Archi DARTNER WANTED. —WANTED A STEADY MAN TO take ebarge of the indoor arrangements of @a 0/1 esta b shed ‘cash business, and now in successful opera ‘ of inte a tiptoy vena to attend 4 HOLDEN, po A PRACTIC. AL PRINTER wita CAPITAL—THR propristor of a newspaper eatabliahroent in the most prow. Eine immeaionaly Svadabie capt ‘Apply 1 ry ome i medimialy avi we NLA, 19 Nassau street. “tia wate! S600 885 WANTED, WITH THIS AMOUNT, A ¥ ty Active and worthy, to join me ina slvess of the bigheat Manding already establiated in this cts Undoutted references Aires, with real awe office, for one day tnd residence, Badenvor, Here $1. 000. —FOR SALE, A HALF INTRREST IN A very profitabie and flourishing business in ths To 9 suitable person this ta an excellent opportunity to make a eafe Investment and to get lot a business that wi) repay them for their tne and later suverware, box 101 Hernia ottice. $5,000 ra erected wih show eeohat fa a well a tebliehed commission braivers. A. nadressed iy U, He rald office, stating where au iutervic y be bad, will receive prompt attention TO $10.000-—WANTED, ATA wrt 86.000 Treen sansa te enterprising ott. This iss rare ety an active partner. Address for the uext four Baris Howl, New York. $15,000, narra, in wr cat, oF days H.W. J <WANTED, FITHER A general partner, with $15,000), t» Himate cash and short thine jodb profit of 30 ume SPRCTAL win the TO SW0m PARTNER $20 OOO Ane" fog bv Knainess wel. ¢ Importer, ofc WANTED, Ef gools impo t Adiress vie. Bi WARDS. THE TLL DS. ard roome, corner AND § 1 ant t FFITH, 1G SALE<SPLENDID ’ i iG. BAM, FO LIVERPOOL, 10) LonDow, bad poutd Goh as great Steamehip Company's wapona apa ireland via, scent cin ay” York Yon a idee” ek | ~ dg ron screw NGAROO. ITY OF BAL nd each alternate Thureday North iver. Paasengers Sabm from New York and Phiradeiphia. fof pepo Third clavafrom New York to any of the abo aie surn Ait, available oom months, $60, ers forwarded to Havre, Paris, 'Hambarg, Bremen nt witha rovided wan of tire, aod Antwerp and all parte of the Contine bohm) KYAT Jn Liverpool WM INMAN, ARAY ABIA, O; ae George wan nage, fret class, tickets to all the’ Britain. Third e! Passage to St. bedding. For fregh oF passage Hudshn street in the inter ny pany, Taed oft seonred at ai any of the pi Britain for $35, or from Ualw: Company. TRAM TO GLASGOW, fe the airictes: als bw? the ase of lights, For freight of the company. 15 Broadway FROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL, Fram 8 from Hoston cail at Ualifar. TA, Oapt. Judkina + A Stone principal eft lage rnust prov Janos, CANADA, Onpt, AMIICA, Uapt. wi na NIAGARA, Cay [BUROPA Ne J ‘mast head, g creme on ide plate, first lias, $28 as on inquire of the American F: 7 3d roadway, and at thelr other wiver Passage in the third class can be persone out from road in Great American Express ALEX. HOLLAND, Manager. of the above offices to bring cipal cities on the lines of rail y for $30, lin and Londonderry withont delay, for $30. meamer of the line, $60. GLASGOW, Capt. Thompson. ..Wednesday, Nov. 24.12 noon. EDINBURG, Capt. Comming Rates of aeenge—-Onete, ‘$75; third class, pre For freight or passage app oe pe oe) beer CRAIG, 17 Broadway. ASGOW, AND on vember, Pee ‘$30. ton sireet leave for Havre, touching at Soutbarn, passengers, on Saturday’ December If, atido'ckook, froin per ‘9. 37 North river, foot of Beach street. ‘This #hip has tive ng the engines, 0 ‘and the pumps passengers would ved. Baggage not wa the voyage, should be sent on board the befi marked “Below.” For freight or passage appl DRAYTON. Agent, No. 7 Broadway. B— bn oniner Fulton will succeed Whe Arago, and sail January 8, 1869, HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY'S mall seamahip BAVARIA, for London, Hamburg and Havre, willsall ern the company’s pler, 24 Norih river, foot of Faiton wt,on Wednesday, lat of December. Firs! ¢ $100, second cabin, $95, steera, ©. B. RICHARD, BOAS & CO To is (twenty sage apply oJ. CURTIS & OC in| Wednesday, LONDON or standing, the water could Work, the safety of the . $35. For passage apply 10 11 Broadway. wn, Caan ommander, the mailé and New York, Agent wer Buildings ——— ree pes sara AND NORTH AMERIOAN ROYAL Mal, STEAMSHI Lana. Ryri metals, un. GherefOF, and the value nee No. 4 ‘Bowing 6 Green. TLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVIGATION COM- wo New ¥ York an and Galway Line. The jew the " steamshi fy on Friday, 1 to receive the royal mails. give neconds ‘$00: hie 890 next depart CIRCASSEAM, inst, touching Prices of pas , inchiding free on railroad routes in Great and LIVERPOOL, BELFAST, DUB- Return tick eis to either of the above'piaces goud for six months by any Dee, 22 12,noon. Tound with cooked F°% UTHAMPTON AND HAVR States mail sieamer ARAGO, D. Lines, it gor aan TOUCHING ar SOUTHAMPTON. Saturday, Nov. asenge—First cabin, $100; won, rth German Lloyd's mail steamship NEW YORK, H. J. Sails from pier No. 30, North beer = Bremen, via Southamp. ten, commander, * Brat 12 s'elnek noon, ‘ond cabin, $65; steerage, $35. Fo ree EEC E KEGTGRN & RRICHELT pier 0 B ae OR pa BLACK STAR LINE.—THE west rater, ort WILLIAMS & GUION, is with despateh. 1 108 South wt. OR LIVERPOOL —CHEAP PASSA cabin and steer jn one of the ives elippe' Jaw passages vo New ¢ Od. 'Nosl Greenwich street, ae LINE LONDON PACKETS.—THE SPLENDID, ‘sailing packet abip MARGARET EVANS, Capt. Warner, riday, 19th inst.—her regular day. For on board, pler ITT & OO. 86 Will powiti eabin, secon AT A.—KANGAROO LINE—ESTABLISHED tre ceabip and @terrage passe 16, East river, foot of Wall street, or to N. The packet ship AMERICAN EAGLE bt Sher te pen a MALLE, GRD ., conalgnees in F packet ships Frieans, Ac: fail on wdkd A clipper Packet for November. Cabin panne $18, second cabin panwag For Melbourne direct. ond passengers for all ibe neighboring colo Passes or england at low rates. "AppIy to THUS. 0. hvadeene ‘opposite Trinity church, RST SHIPS FOR LONDON AND LIVERPOOL. —THE acket ship LIVERPOOL f Kast river; fare $16 and f irom{reiunt or ROCHE, 53 South street, LACK BALL LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVERPOOL.— rT ship ISAAC WEBB, Capt. Hutchinson, will of terma of cabin, econ ‘in bourt, foot of Beekman street, or v9 J.A- Nov. 18, from SONMTAN TINE, brought cabin and steerage uber. For passage, having un * ool on board pier Ws Bast Fiver Fulton wirvet, and 17 Broad ob packet whip THORNTON will sail on Friday, —A FEWSECOND ngers will be taken at lowest rates +} o Be oor Le - won, J. Kose, commander, vances made on ited a anaage only $75. No. 9 North river, fuot of Ree 2 QUEREAU, 160, Wall ot hoarse, Might bile for sale, eoasiguaneans A UsTRALTA. re hes mir op LINK —EST ABI ISHED 1863. maguiicent At faeme slipper sip 400 tons borthen, Fechter commander, ieat her © 9 Fast river, and will be despatched for Meloourne ship is worthy of being styled a Her saloon necommodations are od on AMY steamer, serrate odinthe the p Bomtively spec, io joating priace roomy th wr Biiney Nov freight oF apply on board, onto RW. CAME RON, No 6 How ing (ree York: Right bills fr sale and chsh advances im ia Conaignees in USTRALIA ‘The nd luxe qyres cones & Co.# Line for San Fran: ben, — Extreme clipper ship STAR LIGHT, Ont cilpper ia now taking river \Fuiton made three Oa! American Als prietors. Upposition ” pier, North river, New Yorn, M., earryw dei Norve, to convect wt Sat a2 unsurpaseed 9 passengers. The lathmas r geod order, and the ¢ Spply oniy'si the office of ¢ uocesatini pammages to Ha: the run in ove hundred and el: This» INDEPE balance of her erry), aud Will have p are. ms nen roi These spi mmmodations f w the unury healthy JUNE eek thew Sight bith onahy Upper aueerace 180 | Lower steerage Capt eoanfort 1 Ts thoroughly repadred, aid ta Fer pameage ad freight, any, to Vhiventon OF THURDAY, 2Tl NOVEMBER.—Ross, —This weil knows 49 at pler 21, & mm pt tegpatch Francisco, and accom Tuan det sur with the weil kaowa ati Heh FAST ara direct more She lina Agent, No. 3 Bowling Green, New York. U NITED STATES MATE STEAMSHIP LIN mahip MORES’ T ERCHANTS’ BXPRES ML Ciipper of Nov. 29; curren For pasange ay street, corner of Nov, 2), N is LINE The saperior clipper ship EWITT, KETTLE & UD. ,agen ten Sua ¥ ranciaeo, Fs HAVANA AND NEW ORLFANS—TO SAIL PQ ~4 tively on Saturiay, Now, 2 12 o'clock. Whe Uatin tates malt steamer BIACK W aN 1 mand mnie it om 24, wt per ai Kobiuson ® sige nilve age ta, IViNds i At the londing b FANNIE S, PET Allen G. Yor tah i. BADOOCK, CO aves and w mua Railroad, A. © Gray, ec Issa, ated SAN FRANCTSCO, ieception. xpress Line, my! her 9 Yeco t a Ww GPEAT UNITED STRATES MAIL goermear oa Tr itp nee for Havana and Key bene Nig" via Char! ton, 8. {jet and favorite steamship jak’ tap: tain, ‘en eel {nay will leave Charleston for ‘emt aod mathe 4th aid ith nf crtk month, The Charleston eamuhipa w will leave this port for yf earleston, 6 Wednes- 4 at ch ). 4 North porte. ok P HON a'c0, »29 Broadway, _ ASSAGR FOR MORILF.—A PiReT cLass ship will be despatched for Mobile, on chat Paoxgr She has excellent accommodation for all classes uf pamengers who will be taken at low rates by applylog to TAPBCOPT ©0., #6 South street. F°:. ship MC SAVANNAH —THE AMERIGAN ATLANTIO Kisamnati Company's new ang frst class steam RY. F, Crocker comma will leave pler 12 North river, xy! srday, Nov. 20, ut 3.0’ assaye, with unsurpassed accommodath Hexois to ow Orle Mobile, $85; .Montgom: ny, Gin, $24; and Atlanta, $239 M: po RS per foot tnd proportionate rates. one half per cent, Apply to H. B. CROMWELL & co, 7 West street. GFRED, Col COMFORT, ECONOMY, HR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA, tates Mail Line. The favorite steamabiy FLORIDA, Captain I. Crowell, will leave on Saturday, Nov. 20.at3P. M., from pler 4 North river, Throw b tickets can be had for the folio pl fare is low as by any other steamers from New York to vapoab, accommodations superior: ‘New York to New Orleans, $39 Mbtie £5; Ain. $26; ; unis, Gas Auanta, (ia. $28; albany $23; Macon, Ga,, $21; Savannah, $19. N. B.—Persons. wel Lagat et big mab apply one hour before the departu: apply to RAMOEL no uiteiii, ai Hot Br ‘he Alabama, Captain Geo. R. will succeed on Nov. 24. Fo THE SOUTH, CHARLESTON, 8. 0. Great rednetion of passage and freight. Firat elass cabin passage Deck passage Through in 48 hours or less. Semi-weekly United states Mail Sidewheel Steamship Line. Freight on measurement goods, 10 cents per foot. Huuer, cheese and lard, half « cent per pound. = o eee MTR Cay Heer, wan leave pler No. ‘and said ‘on Saturday, Nov. 20, at 30 veer e M. precisely. Ih iekets to the following places may be $25 To Columbia, 8. $20 ‘To Jackwon ‘at 3» To Pilatka, 3 apply to FFORD, TILESTON & CO., 29 Broadway. The Jas. Adger, R. Adams commander, succeeds on Wed- nesday, Nov. 24. STEAMSHIP KEYSTONE rior staterooms, will sail from Phi- 20, at 10 o'clock ST ZORGLA will sal as wth, on Saturday, How. 2, at 10 o'clock A.M. ON Agent, 828 Novtht Wharven, Phiielpia, OR NORFOLK AND RICHMOND.—THR UNITED States mail steamship JAMESTOWN, Capt. Parish, will leave on Saturday, 20th inst., at o'clock PB. ML, from pier 1S North river. She will arrive at Norfolk on Sunday afterooon, nd at Richmond on Monday morning. Passengers for tho South will proceed by the great Southern mall line. Travel Jers will find this the cheapest, pirasaniest and most expe ed tious route. Passage and fare, ine: Wolke $4.46 Pewerabirg nbd Ricbuvond, $10, Apply to HEN RE LUDLAM, 32 Broadway, CHARI FSTON.—THE, Fobra AT above, for Sava SPECIAL NOTICES. (A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE ASHLAND B. B. CLUB Will be held on Friday, 19th tast., at room No. 7 Clintom Ball. "By order of the President, ‘G80. H. LUDLOW. SAMUEL MULLEN, Secretary, RITER BAGS FOR THE CIRCASSIAN-TO LEAVE for St. Jolin, Newfoundland, and (alway, [reland, on Fri- 9th inst., will jn sept ntil 10’ bind i of that tay at ean Express Company, BL Hudson cand 64 Broadway, and at Kenyon's 188 Pesr! street. ASONIC NOTICE.—THE RB gompercs: tion of Howard Lodge No and A. M., will be be! at thelr rooms, Odd Fellows! Hail, this Thursday) pho Nov. 18, 1868." By order of the W. AMUEL TRUESDELL, Secretary. ASONIC NOTICE —THE MEMBERS OF INDEPEN. 18) Fo and A. M., and the fraternity in eapectfully sequestet ‘Temple, Broome aud Crosby atzeets, om M.- to pay the last tribute of rempack 1 acenned brother, Wiliam Roe. By order of s W. Daxuey, Secretary. JOHN RUSH, W. M. Hag YORK QUOIT CLUB NO. THe MEMBERS Nenill qieet at the quolt (bani ¢ Day the Caledon: 2 Gu tual attendance Is re _ Gxo, 8. Hawrr, Secretary. ROPOSALS FOR, SHAFTS— UNITED STATES Carrot ExTeNsion AND Wasnineton Pe? Ornes, Wasiinaton, Sept. 30, 188, Renled provosnts will be received at this tice nuh the fourth my ‘ind, at floboken. Puno: ed. By order of T. WATERS, President. day ot D ning, on the grounds of the ex hondred shafts for the columns of that bullding. ‘The di Ove by ins “the upoer torns of the —_ eneh shalt to y-! ot two and one-eighth inches height trom the bottom ¢ a to the top of We upper "The diameter of the torus or bottom piece of shat to be three feet seven and five eighth Inches: the diameter of the shaft : the neck below the capt hth’ inches, aud the diameter of per ustragal to he two feet eieven and seven eightha li eae are the net dimensions of the work when finely. AN! the blocks to be weabbied round (o dimensions, and to be free from nil defects which would make blemishes in the fn ished columus ‘The above shafts to be of white American marble, similar ip color, grain and composition vy that used In the eitertor of the Sept extension, which comes trom near Lee, Maxsacha- propoan! should be accompanied with a block at least gne cubic foot in size, aa en of the marble offered. This specimen will be submitted to prover chemical and mecha- nical teats before being accepted for the work ‘The propoaals should state the time ‘within which the marble i be delivered, and should be accompanied by a written rantee, signed, by one OF incre reapousible persus, tothe said © 400. ‘ect that he or they undertake that the bidder or biiders will, 0 within of the work Zaid guarantee to be aceonipanied edt Stat goveroment of individual Known to the Rogineer or slepart *"The Untied States reserves the right t> Proposals wil! be received for furnishing the shafw «ither in should be stated of the Secretary of Wa M. Eaven FOKM OF A GUARANTER. if bis or their bids be acorpted, enter into an obligation ten days, with od aad suificient securities, for the com lation the certifieate of the District Judge, Unket 4 District Atiorney, Navy agent, or some ofioer ot the general ment of War, that the guarantors are able to make.» their naranter. re any or all ite not advantageous, and W make “ae ul for procuring the marble. single blocks or in blocks of not lews than four feet in length, of shafts offered in single blocks or in pieces, ypomals will be opened in this office at noon of the 4th De cenber next, in the presence of bidders who may choose to be OMI Gs, Capt. of To pe, ‘Of United States Cap ©. Mrics, United States Kngineer — ned, rem: —— in the State of —, t with the Unite! States, i, wtbin ton aye of riheaccatanes sid will, within (ah days aller * erotitract for the wume, with good wad wrullctont to pertorm the work oe fursial Ube rushes terms of the wtvertiseme ene by the it nt Ee nent ow bidder. B. & D. Therehy certify ihe dest of my knowletge wad belief the above oained guatautors are goud aod sulicest. B. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ft Newion, ‘eury, Boalt er, wad will give STANSELL & GLAS® De) eH THE SO0T PPE ANNUAL MEETING ¢ ry POR THE Reltef of Foor Widows pal) Children, will be held on Thurwiay, Nov. Ie, atl room of Dr. js’ church, Le lwersity plac W CREING MEN! AND MECHANICS MUTUAL AID ‘Association—Capital $1000 — The olject ot this assocta {Hom ta for aauitual abt entail 4 carrying om all the Fach member works for himealf or with Wheoever h produces _ me ty cach member he and | f | osinene apita! is ed tnt 8.000 hares are {for Working mes’ So soon a8 $10,000 a » nef whieb cles: ty buy nnd se markets, wnd to nn oh gvent& ag are merchant able—all with the object of 4 for he fatare action of the copany uncer agente members. From the best trformation he eves that the following occupations are { profivble at present — ee’ | sypers, builders, agricul rain wood and irom gene makers, tailire, Raters, haFnese canal of railroad. ewood from $4! wat aveyances, the articles ty ously \o the in gat dis in elit United Sta THE, THRE AXNy al, BALL OF THE Department, for the hene@t of ihe at the Academy of Music oa Mom Tks be procired of DE\TISTRY. 7 OR A PRAUTIFUL AND SU. uw pare allver; om foe geld, - ns ase, warrgnved canal r teeth fl he United ng fern ts. face, sear, wal the dee sai dhe reaeb of all,