The New York Herald Newspaper, September 30, 1859, Page 2

Dist. NEW YORK HERALD, F Board of Supervisors. \T OF REGISTRARS OF BLECTION. Orrick ov Cones g Boa or SurRRVIsORS, No. Hats. Sept, 80, 1560. ve boen duly selected as Inspectors of Re- Pd Pong ee a counly of New York for the ensuing dou i rest 108, B. YOUNG, Clerk. m |—Michael J. Cody, John warp. (\nern and Richard Daley. han; David Egan and Mie 8. sine! Pryor, William Ducey and Patrick Walsh {Thomas Campbell, Michael Hesly and Patrick Mullins, S—Michatl Doran, Patrick James and William J. Wood. SRCOND WARD. Manicipal Affairs, BOARD OF ALDERMEN. ‘The Board met last evening, President MeSpedon in the chair. A communication was received from the Comptrollor, stating that tho proceeds of the stocks heretofore issued for constructing the new reservoir, purchasing lands and extending the Croton works, are all expended, and that it is necessary to provide additional funds for these purposes. Pv Charles W. Cruger, Jacob Codet and Samuel B. Williams, | The last account rendered, in 1851,showed an advance ting, Albert Williams and Patrick Mo s pemepreepeen 57, Senigeante nal Cole, John Hurley and Jonas P, Harr avin M. Haggerty, George B. inglish and Thomas $-B.R Shaffer, 8. W. Swift and William Downs, 4—George K. Lansing, Niel Keily and John Clark, = Henry Neeman and Jas. \—] viel Dougherty, Henr: e Jas. Ware, WP. Kirk and Daniel Murphy. Sonn 5: Ware Panel Murphy ra) y, Charles 6—Francis Ryan, n. jartin Me E ? Bi eG Sian BD HL Wise, Wim. H. Baker ‘O'Neal, John cS ven and James D. Hale, ignac and Thos. Weaver. 3—wm Baker, ‘Thos Irvine. Tungh Burling, Joseph ¥. Marsh. 5—Vineent Clark, Peter M. k, Daniel O'Bryan, 6—Michael Clark, Jacob La Wall, Chas. A. Brown. 7—John MeFadden, James Lawrence, Richard Winne, S—Joha H. Sherwood, M,C. Murphy, Wim, H, Bauey. Dia. sixtit WARD, 1—Wm. 0. Jenkins, Robert Wilkinson, Thomas Kivlin. 2 Pennia Barus, Laurenoe Clancy, Patrick Brophy. §—Fravels O'Rourke, Michael Conway, W. Fred. Gould. 4— Owen Kinne: 5—John Donnelly, Jas. Conlan, Raward Travia. 6—Jobn Hall, Charies Gordon, Charles Cutrel. 7—Thos. Ryan, Alonzo Bingham, Wm. Coleman, S—James Me Gowan, George Pearson, John MoClusky, 9—John Lord, Jaa. B. Kerrigan, Henry Ryan. 3 VENTH WARD, 1—Patrick Keenan, John Harris, Bernard MeGuire, 2—Francis Gillen, John Cronin, Anthony T. Gallagher. §—David P. Arnold, Michel Molquin, James {. Johnson. = Milino, Geo. W. Warner, Josiah Wi Sd ‘aterman. W. McKeever, Robert rt Murray. Robei 6—James L. Duryea, John Manniere, Edward Shandley. 7—deremiah Fitz, Jacob F. Valentine, Augustus W. Oliver. S Henry Close, Thos. Waiers, John § n. 9—John J, Blair, Wm. 8. Tuers, Alfred W. Palmer. Dist. RIGNTH DISTRICT. 1—Wm. B. Sminck, Patrick Hogan, John Bennett. 2—Jacob Mander, B. Harris, Ralph S—Aden Dotey, BF. rood Edward Rowe, Michiel Flyna. B. Peeney. re, Jos. ward. 4—John Butterworth, Wm, Dorr, Henry a. Yorzan. 5—John R, Murphy, Michael Flanuigan, Michael Norton, 6—John Wildey, Heury W. Peck, Geo. Daroche. T—Christopher’ Johnson, Emmet! M. Fay, W. FP. T. Chap. ‘haw, Michael B. Cox, James Raleigh. ger, John Benson, Barney Cavanagh. . Hend » Patricg Gallagher, . John Hazelden. Fay, Jobn Forshay. KD, Wm. Wainwright, ™ 12—Isaac Blauvelt, ‘thor Dist. NINTH WA’ J—John B. Spofford, Tene Williams, Manning F. Lawson, 2—Thos. Rodgers, Kt. V. 1.. Denyse, H. Burdett, min F, Barber, TT Charles Miller. Barmore, John Shar 7—Francéis Hotaling, Robert Peterso S—M. A. Gilchrist, Albert Ruchanan, 9—Caleb Ward, Peter Muldin, Chas. 10—John Donohue, James O'Neill, Wm. Ma N—Henry C. Bailey, J. D. Baldwin, 12—A L. Shaw, Johi’R. Hill, B Lee, George Donaldson. 0. W. Badger, Peter F. Smith, Wm. W. Wetmore, ‘Wm. H. MeCukle, Edward Anderson, Jr., Jas Griffiths, if 0 ster E. Nolan, William Anderson, 6—Edward J, Knig Nugent, John McCauley. Dist. ELEVENTH WARD. 1—Samuel Walker, Martin Peters, John M. Jackson. 2—Thomas Rourke, John Murray, Thos. Scott, SHE. C. Brennan, Jno, Mardoe = Smith. J eH Ti Jame reunan, T hharies Fraser, W. W. Lyons. i jomas Abbott, Wm. Pet hy 9—Richard H. Bishop, George Lugar, Eugene White, 10—John N. Cornell, Daulel X- Bostwiel i U—Benj. MeFarland, A.C, 12—Frederick W. Loewe, Isai 13—John D. 14—Lewis D. While, Win. Tooker, Geor; 15—George Elliott, James Mason, Jam 16—Andy MeDevitt, George Melntire —John Jos. Smith, John Kell H. Raymond, nes Pierson, Charles A. Magnus, B. Gebrhardt, RD. athantel ndford. 4. Shij TWELPTHL J—Jobn Quinn, Patrick MeGann, Zfoln Mekean, Edward Roche ipman, Thomas Kennedy, George M. Gibbon, Marcelltis Eel 4—Stephen Van Nostrand, George H. K. BCE Hiker E-Nicholas Ray, Joba Moore, Comeling Moore," * 6 ian Harris, Jr.. Blaziis Ryer, W: S. Jennin, Dist F gRIRTRRST Wan UeRSiOee er, William B, MeManus, Ej acne Bogart Abved Hee eee ol - Piatt, William P, W 4—Patrick H. Collins, , S—Samuel D: Walters, Promerick tee 6—Jobn Koster, C. T—John M. Devoy, ecks, Edward Bucken. lerson, John ©. Smith. Patten, FOURTEENTH WARD, JoThoe. McGuire, Jas. Carty. Chas. H Brown, Peter Moneghan, Thomas Lynch, Patrick H. MeDonon S—Michael Burke, John Haggerty, Roh't Irwin, oe Geo. Cassidy, Jas. Haggerty, Jas. W. Smith, S—Fdward Davin, Willian S. Wilhelm, Edward Cariand. S—Abraham D._ Brower, Philip Decker, Robert E- detirie 7—Wm. Coles, Ino. Coltins, Geo. Debingham. = %—Owen McFarlan, Henry Manning, Thos J” Kennedy ‘9—John Friel, Nicholas Mooney, Wm. A. Ballard. 10—Pairick L. Quinn, Jno. M. Brown, John Bush. J, Warden, Henry Swords. Dist. FIFTEENTH WARD, 2—John & Nore Puree Mane —John forrie, Patrick Murphy, Harvey T. Cleve! Soames Gibson, Jn0, Gaw EP. Breet. Coane. ‘Mathew Halligan, John Gilmore, A. W Tp A ‘Archibald Wilson, ait 5-A J. Livingston, Lafayette Hal §—Cornelius Campbell, F. MeCabe, Norris Phelps. a Z—Chas. D. Mead, Peter Gardner, Jas. 0. Barnet S-Jno. J. Gumbleton, Fredk S—John Wheeler. Isuie H. Brown, Ch 10—Abrabam 7. Hillyer, Win, Loovard: E Diet SIXTEENTH WARD. 1—De Witt C. Grabam, Francis MeKenne, 8. Longstreet, 2—Richard Doherty, Samuel Mansom, Charles A Clack: 2—Jarad Gilson, A. R. Herrick, Gi orge Merritt. 4—©. P. Johnson, James Gregory debe Make 5—Patrick C. smart, William Mackey, Slane ke 6—Peter O'Neil, William Morrison, $.’'Lee Perkin: 7—Peter Welsh, James Price, W. Hi. Bull. S—Jobn Quin: is, George Warner, 9—William McManus, Jonas Wille. Adutn Lilburn. 10—Daniel Geney, Charles Cowan, 1. J. Van Reuuosllaer, sun 3, Dimond ETERTERERE RAND. . Dimond, George S. Messerve, Joseph Haig 2—Miles T. Connolly, John Devoe, HA’ Hart.) site 3—Willlam May, John Newkirk, Rt. V. Mac 4—William H. Mansfield. WH Wil G—Charles H. Whalen, D. M. O° 6—Andrew MeGuire, Al T—James A. Carolin, E- + —Michael Gorman, B, Newman, (. an, Patrick Rielly, John 3. Woods. John O'Brien, Campbell, Jonas N. Philli; oss, A. A. Remson. Yoemans. 1s. E T \ Jornellus Cregier.. Fe, “nolds, Francis Duncai. Isaac Du Bots. Mu McUn Wan, 15—Henry Mand Michael McCarthy, James Duly. ng, Hannelly, P Ledeweck. 16—John Myers, Ge,» Does, Sti 17—Bernard Ariuend, . 80 Martin, Peter Palm. 1&—Jacob Bitell, B. Cixris, "400, Henry Gauslin, : atte a NTH WAKD. 1—Wm. McMurray, ©, Bradley. 2—Wm. 8, Badeau, Jos. B. Bal 2—Theo. Vitite, Thos. Manson, 4—Heory Mathews, Wm. O° Bri " —Isaac A. Moran, Ed. Marriner, H. W. Ox. lelan. S—Andrew J. Hibbard, John Mott, W. T. Bia’*- i—A. J. Matthews, Devine H. Coles, B, Woelen: &-Wm. Taylor, High Bruton, Benj. W. Winuns- 9—Hugh Kelly, Drederick Klein, Michael Ryan. 10—Jno. A. Smith, Farrell Riley, Jno. C. Fisher. 1.—Samuel Cheshier, Daniel Moran, Daniel O° Niel? 12~Harris Wines, Sr.; H. H. Condon, Wim. Baird. 18—John Van Pelt, Stephen O'Hara, U, Jennings. 14—John Clark, Michael Loonam, Michzel r Dit. NINETEENTH WARD: i—Jno. Kennedy, Jno, gan, Addison Brown from the 4 t quirements which a morbid public appetite can desire in obtaining the latest news items, they should at the same time, in reporting such grave charges—and especially of cases with the young and first offenders, as in the present | instance—be not only scrupulously exact in the state- ments they do make, but particularly careful that all facts in relation to a case should appear. ferred to some slight misstatement is made, the boy being taken while drinking or spending money | for wine, &c. This, however, is of minor importance’ to | Lox 150 Herald of the omission of pertinent facts tending strongly to miti- | cussed. from the City Treasury of $17,817 57. ‘The expenses from January 1, 1862, to December, 1858, including awards for lands taken for the new reservoir, wero $1,126,523 33. After various exhibits, it is shown that the total amount required is $1,201,261 01. Undor the laws heretofore passed, authority is given to the Corporation to issue Stock to the amount of $878,900. An ordinance was sub- mitted providing for tho issuo of tho stock required, which ‘whs referred to Committee on Croton Department. Alderman Brapzsy oifered a resolution to the effect that the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund be authorised to carry into effect an agroameat respecting property owned by the city, and now held unlawfully by various persons, On motion of Alderman Booux, the veto of the Mayor on the resolution of the Board to remit the tax on the Ninth street Methodist church was taken up. The Board ad- ee to their former action, notwithstanding the veto of \¢ Mayor. Alderman Brapy callod up tho voto of the Mayor on the Ninth Avenue Railroad track on Canal street. Lost. The resolution of Alderman Brapiay directing the Cro- ton Department to take up the Russ pavement in Broad- way, between Reade and Duane stroots, and put down such pavement as that department shall doem fit, elicited a discussion, and it was lost for want of constitutional yote. After disposing of a quantity of routine business the Board adjourned to Monday next. BOARD OF COUNCILMEN. The Board met last evening, Chas. G, Cornell, Esq.» presiding. ‘The minutes of the previous meeting having been read and approved, several routine papors were received and laid over for future action. COMMUNICATION FROM CITY INSPECTOR. A communication was received from the City Inspector, in which he states that the efforts of his department haye in a measure been found unavailing in preventing the de- posit of garboge in the streets from tenement buildings, owing to the neglect of the owners iu not furnishing suit- able accommodations to the tenant. He s: that in the absence of garbage boxes the street is’substituted, causing >mplaint and remonstrance from persons residing in the neighborhood of these establishments against a longer continuance of this abuse. He submitted an ordinance compelling the owners of tenement buildings to have d before each house a garbage box, of such con- struction and dimensions as may be approved by him. On motion of Mr, Orrarson the ordinance was referred to the Committee on Public Health. WY 18 NOT THE CTY HALL REPAIRED? Mr. Leyr offered a resolution, which was adopted, re- questing the Street Commissioner to inform the Board why be has not commenced to repair the City Hall, the contract for doing vo having been confirmed by both branches of the Common Council. SHALL FULTON MARKET BE REV’AIRKD? Mr. Bvrteet. presented a resolution directing the Street Commissioner to repair the roof and refit Fulton Market, and suggesting an appropriation of $25,000 for that object. at was laid over. THE REMOVAL OF OFFAL FROM THE CITY. Mr. Leyt made some remarks about a resolution which was adopted on Monday night in rospect to advertising for the removal of offal, and proposed the following amendment, which was adopted:— Resolved, That in addition to the instructions contained in the resolution already adopted, the City Inspector be, and he is hereby, directed to advertise for proposals to remove all butchers’ blood, offal, refuse matter and dead animals to any suitable place, and submit all estimates and proposals to the Common Council for further action. ORDINANCE TO RE-ORGANIZE THE CITY INSPECTOR'S DEPART- MENT POSTPONED. ‘The ordinance proposing to reorganize the City Inspec- tor’s Department was called up for action, and on motion the further consideration of it was indetinitely postpon- ed, or in other words ‘‘killed.”” Some of the members intimated that the proposed amendments conflicted with the Charter. THE TWELFTH REGIMENT. The report of the Joint Special Committee in favor of memorializing the Governor to reorganize the ‘Twelfth regiment was presented, and on motion of Mr. Lasnixe, the Bourd concurred in its adoption. A number of ‘general orders’ were adopted, all of which were devoid of interest, having reference to the Uagging of streets, the remission of assessments, &c. The Case of Young Little, TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Gosuzx, Sept. 25, 1859. To correct misapprehensions, I trust you will permit a short statement in the columns of the Heratp, in addition to the one already made in this morning's edition, regard ing the defaleation of young Little, clerk in the banking house of M Winslow, Lanier & Co. And in passing } beg to make a suggestion, which I hope will be recejyed RIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1859. . oe PERSONAL. A C.—LET MOTHER KNOW HOW YOU ARE AS + #00n as possible. If ever in need, draw on me K LADY AND GENTLEMAN HAVING, THEIR dren, desire to t an it m five to Seven years of age, light complexion Pith bi es, and of an affectionate disposition; she will receive careful religions training, and be treated in every respect as the offspring of the ers, Address 0.8. P., box 1,315 Post office, New York. es AS OF THE PARTIES WHO WERE PRESENT AND saw a man ejected from the second tier of the New Bowe ry theatre, on Wednesday evening, will confer a great favor y sending their address: aubscriber. L, MONZERT. Wine Merchant, 286 Bowery, basement. IRANK—I WAS VERY MUCH DISAPPOINTED AT not seeing you at the St. Nicholas yosterday, and as I can~ not see you to-day, you will very much oblige me by ouliing at ‘the place mentioned in my last leer, on Tuesday next at e o'clock; if not convenient, then Wednesday; meantime, do write me ® line saying if T may expect WOU RY. FTES, OF MARY WEKD, REVOLUTIONARY, PEN. sioner, callon WM. GRANDIN, counselor, &e., 33 Liber: iy ntreel, comer of Nansaut, R.—HAVE BEEN VERY ILL. WRITE ME. AD. «dress Bedford, Brooklyn. ¥ 3. E. P—, OF S—. AND FORMERLY R&SIDING At 106 —, will send address to Sammon, Broadway Post fice, & will oblige an old friend NFORMATION WANTED—OF CATHARINE McKUNE, a native of Ireland. advel |. When last heat from was in St. Louis. Any information of her wili be gladly received by her tister, Elen McK une. et the corner ot Mulberry and Houston streets, New York, where she last lived. NFORMATION WANTED—OF MAURICK SHRAHAN, anative of Qu » Any information will be-thankfully Fecelved by his uncle, Barney Meliride, 114 Clinton sireet, New York; or by his father, Dennia Sheahan, Quebec, fea SE th cn Neti eZ NFORMATION WANTED—OF ELIZABETH ANN KIN, ney by her mother. Any person beh dn whereabouts REG counters favor b: Prion on meni Hotel, or $ y's, corner of Gouverneur . 8 ¥ a FOWLER, B—D. I¥ YOU DESIRE TO VISIT HAVANA AND New Orleans, write B., Murray street, as promised, ov the S0th of August. 1087 AND FOUND. FO Oe naa ne -cr OUND_ON STATEN ISLAND, A” NEWFOUNDEAND log, which the owner may recover by Pine street up statrs, between T2andT ovclong, SP sine at GD lOUND—AN EYE GLASS. THE OWNER CAN HAVE it by calling at 71 West Fourteenth street, tr Oelock AM. ‘a ae eG }OUND—ON SUNDAY, THE LTH INS’ 7 Po Newtoondiand dog. Whoever has loath ij requester io ake Maway by paying for his Keeping and i not en away in three days it will Id to penses by Geo. Pal, 274 West Thisty cereus He ex Lose DOLLARS EEWARD—A POCKETBOOK, containiny, notes and papers, of no use to any one but the owner. Whoever will return the game to Mr. Norris, at the Union dining saloon, corner of Broadway and Dey steeet, will receive the above reward and the thanks of the owner, pi chal eben Bde ch cihiedhee cad OST—NEAR THE CORNER OF CHURCH AND 4 Duane streets, a small package of sewing machine hem- pees, aot ake Names Bainmop heed Broadway.” 1! finder wi erally rewarde faving it at Harnden’, Express, 74 Broadway. rca yao Loon WEDNESDAY, THE 23TH INST., A SMALL black and tan terrier slut, answers to the hame of dleather collar; ears foxed and Whoever will return the sume to J. Mackey, 92 will be iIberally rewarded. pi aE OST—WEDNESDAY, THE 28TH INST., IN COMING |4 from Brooklyn over the South ferry, a lady's portemo 1 hate, containing a gold thimble and a smail amount of mony. ‘The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the same at 8) Vevey street, up stairs, OST—ON THURSDAY 2, BETWEEN 2 AND 3 o'clock, an old smail Russia leather portemonate, containing several Spanish coins and two bills. ‘The finder will be thanked and rewarded by delivering it at the oflice of the Everett House, jon square, had a long tail. Madison street, nIESp pSnEIngpESEENS ne peeeseeeeee ITRAYED STEER FOUND, ON THE 28TH; THE OWNER can bave him by prov! nd pay! hl Gaui st 450 Fourth street, ne PFOPOrtY and paying ex, enses. REWARDS, 1 REWARD.—LOST, ON THE 27TH INST., BE- tween South street and Second avenue, a roll of bills amounting to $52. Any person bringing it to Jas. P. Swain, 139 Front street, or to the Decatur House, Seventh street, will receive the above reward. 10 REWARD.—LOST ON SATURDAY, THE 2TH inst., from No. 76 West T'wenty-seventh street, a small black and tan terrier up dog. Any person returning him to the owner, will receive the abov. e reward. INSTRUCTION, A. EADY DESIRES AN ENGAGEMENT 70 TEACH Erench im a food school; cin give lessons ip music and plano to junlor pupi 5 no objection to go South. Address KX. TF LL PUPILS IN PENMANSHIP, CO) MERCIAL ARETH- metic or bookkeeping, at Paine’s Mercantile Academies, £2 Bowery. New York, or 283 Fulton street, Brooklyn. receive strict individual ingtruction.—From Governor S. W. King. colonel Paine’s plim of instruction is systematic and tious.” LL ogres OF PENMANSHIP AND BOOKKEEPING 362 Broadway.—The subscriber's rooms are open day with all kindness by the reporting fraternity, for 1 well know the toilsome and perplexing duties—the wear and tear of body and brain—which their avovation imposes upon them. It is this, that while strictly conforming to all the re- In the items re- | such as. } gate this terrible offence. I haye just returned to Gosken } from an interview with Mr. Morgan, of the firm of Wine- | low, Lanier & Co., Little’s late Young and Elder, detectiyes,and Little himself, ail agroe | man, in stamping this awful crime upon an associate far his | senior in years and deeds of dark and fearful daring. Tt | appears (if you will allow me to continue the report with | all the facts, for that is my only desire) that young Little, | for several weeks past, has been in the habitofmectingaf- | ter business hours and closely associating with apparent- | | ly, decidedly apparently, a generally known among tl with the knowing ones, as the “Boston thief. employers. Messrs. gentleman of the fancy order, | he many aliases hegocs by, | This fellow became enamored of Little. Seeing him in | a responsible situation, dogged him night and day; wasal- ways accidentally at the corner of some near street, with | friendly word of recognition, w office | | Little would ‘come | on some mission w a bank. Of | course, on such occasions, his compav y was protiezed, when ‘the size of the check, which Litle happened lo have for deposit or otherwise was ‘disinterestedly dis- He dressed fine : country people would think has, Smithson, G. Srooker, F. S. Smith. him the Beau Brummel of Broadwa’y; kept a mistress, 3—David Wood, Wm. FH, Jno. Osbern. | or rather lived upon a mere pittar Ge which the heart: Erfes, Pearson, Rob ert C nis, Badweard Merrit. | broken and abandoned creature cor iid furnish him with 3 Wm. Heory, bo van ey 108. Tilton. | from jegraded paral for } ,o was what they style LChes. Trigier, Fr aneis Curran, Jas, MeMullen. | a ‘lover: sported among the “ply _yed out sports;” poured —Tas. So Squire Newberry. ! 8 of love and ature iy 9 his dupe’s ear; intro- : Purdy. Stephens. ee J. Waterbury. Cannon, Neisor ink Fitzpatrick Williars. lrodt, A. T. Caneld. Butler, Wm. H. Armstrong. RB, RR. Williams. Ine bell, Jno, B. ¢ Sutton, Win. Joy TWAT VIRST WALD. . James Daly, Wm. H. Kelly. fees ‘Gnhegan, Thomas W. Kelby. Hiah Purdy, 8. J. Montgossery . Louis Burrill, Waiso ‘Camp Yew oy L. | a I oe Mitra Biche: B. We Rota &. Voss rans, Vote b-Menzo Dietendort * Connolly, J FF Win. Dealin vara M. 8. a Pup T. Hannaman, Pe i lurray, Thos. Cushin, Wim. ee ice uuetan, Patrick 1 $—Thos Kaan, Johu Kelly, Jno, W T—Mipheet Casey, Jas Me imsper, eae “CRED FROM SUPERVISOR YOORH' s, ortant nature having ealle weenie Gage T wan surprised this weep Sera paper to find that the Board of Supervise yey fn the manner they did. My republican. as ‘an arrangement was made some time ay” , « fodivide the Registers as equally a& pr gait: ‘Sew Jersor weaday morning for Morris cour” ing fully cont ha dencor” ipa bul ye ac Balt of the a be BoM" men to their word, at pr@"use. Teannot be blamed ace, wud after the arrangement in U e.ueay Por gesting Dold al procee dea, aassured my + og the mene 3 Liett “nt thas Board, whom Lalways found ¢ Boarts cuutuily adhere vo the for indulging in that confider question, Supervisor Ke membe 8, 4 ¥ —vedy had the same faith in the demo- gratie. Week. Whe vax shown by his absenting himself 71 t, Mr. 4 the Board met on Monday, the Re becaur = Purdy. would not proceed to appoint mores’ ¢ Mr. Kennedy was absent, Therefore T = from Mr. Purdy’s course on that occasion 4 go on according to the arrangement. Tam by Mr at the remarks reported (0 have been made | Kew tnedy, tothe effect that he was told three months agoN ag understood that I would be absent. Itis false that T exer” sntered foto such an arrangement as this. No person | - T was in attendance te to me upon the guhject. 8” sf meeting 10 appoint Registers, and Mr. | a nnedy on that Was At the next meeting of the Board I shall more fally reply tothe remarks of Mr. — PETER P, VOORHIS. Special Term, . Judge Ingraham. DECISIONS. Shoe anit Leather Bank ws. Augustus J. Brown and others" Motlon for a judgment on demurrer, with $10 costs. cot fees td Wm. Mitchell, Esq, v the facts stated in the petition, and wi: paid was the full value of the interest 0. th: bond and mortgages mentioned. Court—Gene: a) Lait a \dges Roosevelt, Clerke and Sutherland er en Gage B. Rovers es. John W Carier.—In this case the is dismissed, with costs, the Court holding that’ orders changing, ‘or refusing \o ehange the place of trial, costs being discretionary, are not ap pealable i Disic: op mes L. Berrien vs. John N. Genin.—The decision of ares ¢ in favor of the defendant, and the judgment culered theron, must be aiirmed, with costs inquire er the é good check came in draw it, place the fy gds in his (Charley's) best friend's | hands, and no power ‘of mortal man or dete | ever find it. do a thing with ye 4 even if caught trust. you get the mar Joys young? gen? Wm. H, Powell, 1 Wwnatic—Tuis case | duced him in gambling hells and haunts of pollution until | he boy’s head burned witha vor to be a“sport’? too, | ying the | thon. | Thoy would | He would see h_men 4 s his employers. weys after together. such sights over this w ide world as no boy of his age boast of seeing. J fo assured his victim that when a is hands all he had to do was to ‘@ could wes, he adds, it is no crime t is only 2 bre id what's that a You wil leave the situation This, in bri’ "js the prelude to the affair; you havo nblished 8 ,gaquel. And now, in closing this 30’, swift career Of ¥f juthful misfortunes, does it not berome the | | police of at great mart of depravity to exert ign, if pos- le, IF re guarded vigils over the nightly Visitsjof its fast Wold it not be a salutary. ordinance, well enfor? od, to probibit all minors frotn visiting noted brov eis under pain of arrest? It ‘would save many a bur ning tear, Te these haunts oy yice can mainly be Y aced now the sorrow, unuttera™,e and full of anguish, which fills a fargity's breast, bows the manly form of a heart-strickp father ial sting throbs, and goads the mother to, sympathetic madness. Mav. none smile over this calamity, or have other than -ntitnents of deep commisseration aud regret. Friend or foe, aj are alike fallible, and although many may feel s suite Inthel doing, yet in the untoward changes of euife inthe Tee yao {iieir destizy, Buta few Jayg snug this world, noné “ow {eit ¢ ace pre bhpor the sunshine of happiness mant this now Serrow-cl ed home! How strange and sad the change. Hope seems gone, and far more tolerable to the anthors of his exist- e'would appear this young fallen’s innocent graye. der its potent influence wonld mother and sister invoke a blessing comparatively happy, and weep no more. Itis to be hoped that this wretch may yet be caught, wherever he has fled. He has, 80 far, escaped the vigi- lance of the police, with a portion of the money—all, in fact, except the araount found, for Little has spent but a few dollars. 3 The present instance of reckless and fatal dishonesty has Jed me to question somewhat whether firms doing the extensive busines which these gentlemen do, are not over-confiding in trusting such large sums to boys of this age. The temptations are more than a majority will bear, and although Mr. Morgan's manner was more in sorrow than in anger—for he spoke az fow fathers could speak to their own lost child—yct the syinptoms of trouble mani- fested, in spite of himself, through all his gentlemanly as bearing, evinced a regret that he had not been less cre- | dulows with the bey. To this gentleman and to Messi Young and Elder. for their kindness and unfeigned sym- y s felt than can be expressed. Let none say, ityes are heartless, or that all who cn: arresting criminals necossarily be- rted. Nothing can be furtier from the ever communiented with men more sensi we and misfortunes of others than the de- t tectives engaged in thi st A ‘D TO THE UNFORTUNATE. it of | truth, FRI SPUKTING. OR SALB—TNE SLOOP YACHT ISEAND FAWN, OF ‘about ‘twenty tons, well found. Apply to HENRY RS, foot of ifth street, East river. 8 PECK SLIP, HAS ALL THE choice br f sale and stock, Butler's infalli ble mange cu erminator, 60 cents boitie- i Butler's uw work on ye Dog, $y Pgs Yoarded PRANCIS BUTLER, N instruction comprises the usual ch, jpusieand drandng. | She would prefer going Sowh,’ Address 0. E wiped, Mey * ind evening for thorongh instruction. Pupils are sepaate. iy and carefully taught at hours tooun their bwn convenience OLIVER 1. GOLDSMITH: ENGLISH LADY, ACCUSTOMED TO TUITION, DH- ‘2 situation as resident governess in a family where ihe children are under fourteen years of age. Her course of Boglish branches, Fr N si LADY, WHO HAS TAUGHT THE ENGLISH BRANCTE 3, drawing, music and French for several rears, wishes: @ situation a8 governess in a family; would go South or West; references exchanged. ————— LADY OF LONG EXPERIENCE IN TUITION, IS DE- Address box 143 Herald oftica, sirous of meeting with an engagementas governess in a. private family; iscompetent toinstrist in music, Freneh (ac- quired im-Paris) and drawing, with the voual Uranches of well graunded Enalish educatim. ‘Terms moderate. ferences. No City re- jection to the Sunth or the country. Address se, BOARDING SCHOOL, AY SHELBURNE , Mase. Boys fitted fr coll ‘orfor business. ‘The Principal may be sven at Earle’s Hote 19 Park row, on Thurs- day and Friday of thin week, from 2% eiclock P.M. Also- trom 6 t08 o'clock it the evening OFS" Fa “AVERY, A. M., Principal. NEDAR GLEN, BOARDING SCHOOS, FoR YOUNG ladies. Sing Sing, Westchester county, N. Y¥.—Mrs, and Mais VAN RENSSELAIMS will reopemthe schoo! on Wednes- day, Sept. 28. References, Rt. Rev. Nbratio Poster, Bishop of Kew York Gen, Stenben Van Runsdwiner Ms. Sarah J Unie, irs. Lingoln Phe! hers. For arealtsrs, apply to Me D. APPETON & CO., 218 Broadway, De, eae AILY TEACHRR.—A GHR®AN LADY, IAVING some time to apare, would: em to obtain a fow more pu- pils for music and German. Te best city references can be given. Address Private Tuition, beg. 2,121 'N. ¥. Postoilics, OH AND ENGLISH BOARDING ANB-D AY SCHOOL, Na. 26 West Thirty ninth siry ot, near Fifth aventie, Mrs. WILLIAMES will reopen it er scivol on WEDNES An osonfbus will be provided RE! Sept. 14. puplisresiding ata distance PRENCH SPANO ACCOMPLISHED texeher will give private-ley sons, even! in the above langeages, at his room in Brookit n, or at the residence of the pups" Perms raoderate. Add ress Henri, Post olllee, New or AND —AN ADAME 8. V. CAUCHOR!'S FRENCH AND ENGLISH boarding and day sehoot for young ladies, No. 279 West ‘Twenty second street, Is now open. Reters to'Mr. and Mrs. | and so expressed himself. Her » the wretch’s purpose was | Barles Canda. A class of oil painting and Grecian art taught | half accomplished, He bad ¥ tle trouble ins boy's conscience that it aS" 9 harm to take on Saturdays. ABSH’s COUNTING ROOMS, For practice and Instruction in STRCIAL NOTICES. SALES AT AUCTION, nn SA OD ESN ANTRAL PARK PRDINANCES—THE BOARD OF UCTION NOTICE.—TO WATCH IMPORTERS, DEAL- gp Re eed RR crn and Jewellers, | Largest lock of old ‘ahd auiver Ke waimatetiitiravel on any part of the Cetra Park, 8 id diamond jewelry ever offered at wc, cept upon the “ride,” ‘eaueat Pom! ata rate exceeding 4 "." Persona on hereebedk. Si travel ob ' uetloneer, will soll on Tuesday, Octo- fae a Tondaba rele Satoa ting fix ales per fore oa No. 1 Fina atreet, naar way, at 10% o'clock, aa a above, comprising in hour, part about \ mitt “ride,” Ov stim 450 fine gold bunting and open face, 18 caret cases, gold eap sip the suave being dovcled coclnstelgy Keeqteetnice wor | and dial, full jowelles, contpeneadion: helusas, ally tise: compe Biter ening: sapere Tey inet | elghl di pave and detached levers and chronomoters: from watches, movements av tion in the United state M. CRISTALAR, : | aed the manuiactories of Messrs. Beesley, Tobias, Yates, SR ate eies saps afore ell aud other of the mest celebraied Huropean manufac: propriated for carriages xt reat it. rere. an | Fame pac byes Romy sie to stand hy toe Ae hein “aoe, Gamoot and enameled bunting and open ve tral OF ANY part | Ww Of, to the obstrtiction of the wa: ‘or to the inconvenience of tra- 250 iain full jewelled and nickle lever and other move- vel, bor sball any person upon the Central Park or inv ments, * nia re i 120 silver hunting and open face double time, patent and ‘No hackney coach, carriage. or other vehicle for hire shaft | detuched levers, lepines and Verge watches, together witha stand upon aby of the Central Park for the purpose of | large assortment of splendidly mounted le stone and clus taking tn any other passengers or persons than those carried te | ter diamond bracelets, ear brooches, rings and studs. the Park by'sald coach, carriage or vehicle. Also, # large lot of and silver chains, Catalogues English No person shall expose any article or thing for sale upon the | ov morning of sale. ‘the wi are respectfully Invited Lo at. Central Park, exe pt previously licensed by Board of Com. | tend. Mee estavel hiss eral oe ee log aE ing be allawed on the Cent be I. be Me canine care dray, wagon, truck, or other vehicle car- A. Large Bis Deteny ares of first class manufactured ying gonds, therchandc, manure, soll or other or | furniture, pier and mantel mirrors, dc., 4c. solely used for the carriage of goods, merchandise, manure or A. 0, TUTTLE will sell, this day, Friday, Sept. 30, at 1046 other articles, shall be allowed to enter any part of the Central ry Park, except upon the transverse roads. At No, 111 Nasaauratreet between Ann and Beekman streeis, No threatening, abusive, insulting or indecent language shall | A large variety of first class manufactured furniture, viat be ullowed on the Central Park, whereby a breach of the peace | Rosewood and mahogany parlor sulla, oovered in hair cloth and may Le occasione: No person shall be allowed to tell fortunes, or play at sy fame fl eapes ator iyensd Le ler gh oa of gaming, fir to do uny obscene or inde hatever ob Pare bet bidder for chsh. Merchants and ho ark, In case of an emergency where life or property are endan- | above sale well worthy of attention, Ontalogues now ready. ‘do by the Superintendent RDUEAy OF panies Pmarngnes 0m Feeds. brocatel ; rosewood! tete-a-tetes and Chairs, centre tables, oak “dininy Juare, ilbrary: 40., po oy ep gy ig matiresses, &c., pere ly wilt ‘ind tuo press and furniture packing estab! Ek th bet) Fifth Bien household furaitage ‘of every. deseriptio ‘and remain off the same till pert given to return. ‘The above ordinances were adoj , al persons required so to bf ee or any of his agsistfnts, shall remove from the portion of the UOTION NOTICE.—BURNHAM’S FURNITURE EX- ‘Central Park apecitied by the Superintendent or his office 111 and ‘mission is 1 assistants, wl at a meetin; reof the Central Park, duly con- of the Board of Conmisalone: abipped to all parts of ; plknofortes, paintings, mir- veued and held on. the 24 day of September, 1885, nad are | fo3Pelaas and'chinaware End moved? ikege two borse ullimed in obedience t9 tho redulremanis of ad, act entileg for the removal of furniture to the’ country; An aot for the regulation and government of the Con Sart at the office at all hours of the day. Park, in the elty of New York,” passed April 17, 1857. The = following sccuon of said ‘act ia ‘applleable 10 the above Doro NOMICK.—RICHARD WALTERS, AUOTION- ances: eer, at 107 Bowery, on Friday, Sth instant, at 1034 o'clock. ‘Section 18. All persons offending against such ordinances ‘Large sale of Brussels, three ply, ingrain and ‘carpets; abril be decened sate 0 ‘misdemeanor, and be punished, on | giso oll cloths, rugs, mats. window shades, &c. gonviction before tue Mayor Wecorder, or any maaghtrate ot | "hig well wo Of all. parties. who the clty of New York, by a fine not exceeding fifty dollars, and | want earpets, &0.,a8 the goods muut be s0ld, and conslat of Indetiuitof payment, Uy imprisonment uot exceeding Sho entire ck of tho ‘nee rotall carpet stare, 101 Howery. POLIT I, camped NSM | Tacrign cee SoPERN, GOURBIDID TOR lent, ere. Ue ar AUCTION > RUPERB YOUSEHOL q ~~ . " ves te — S 1 "Bison way YOR, Sept 2, 169. seg 1 £4 Hind AT pr ita lean ous ae it or oi to a ern rt : ‘elegant rosewood furniture, paint. AIR NEW YORK SfaTR AGRICULTURAL Socrm. | Hee AUCs, AM ie eke tained in the howe Noe ty.—Albany, Oct. 4, 5, 6,7, 1852.—The exhibition of the | WeatTwehly fest erect, nenr Kighth avenue, is offered at pri- society will opan on Tuesday, the 4th October, and will be open to the public until the close, on the 7th, Manh’s steam plough will be in operation on the grounds during the Fair, rics son's air engines will also be {a operation on the grounds dur- ing the Fair. From the entries already made, this promiaes to be the ind best fair ever held by the society. Members?” ets $1; canbe bad of the Secretary, B. P. 1 Rooms, Albany. Articles carried steamboats trom New York. vate sale for Gare dayay everything requisite for, or desirable ‘a fashionable and rely furnished house, may hore be atin good order, and will be sold at a great bargain for caah, CTION NOTICK.—METROPOLITAN EXPRESS.— fete about removing to the pountry or fe. city will find it to their advantageto call on GOs! LDSMITH’S e: No. 14) Varick street. Four horse wagons for removing furni- ture to and from the country; carts at all times. Letters by promptly attended to. Purnitare packed and ahinped, Bisnd for sale; one of the beatin the city. Office open from 6 tn the morning to 9 at night, CTION SALE. Seniesa will sell. at public anction. this on the railroads and ILLING WANTED,—THE LONG ISLAND RAILROAD Company desire to contract for the filling of a strip of ground at Hunter's Point, about 600 feet long and 10) feet wide, adjoining, and south of the ferry street and ferry house of Thirty-fourth strect ferry. Apply to WM. E. MORRIS, South fer: day, President, Long Island Railroad depot, Brooklyn: | Friday, Sept. 30, at 10% o'clock precisely,aM the superb and —— ee costly Turmture, paintings, statuary and work: art, rose- ‘OTICE. weal drawiug room ngget “ Liga Ceoeter coastal N' Ponreron.s Orpicx, U8, Capers sos} ica ndgnen hin setae eae meee eae B for fae BUSECY oe Rao ve ‘The auctioneer calls the special attention of hin SEALED PROPOSALS for the SUPPLY OF FRESH AND 2 Pit " CORNED BEEF, FRESH LAMB OR MUTTON AND friends and the public to this sale as being the largest and rtment of household furniture red at auction he eanon | the furniture was all made to order for the present VEAL, for the Cadets’ Commons at t} ost, for one year from the first November next, will be received ut my office until the y inet makers, Roth & ine, tenth (10) of October. owner, by those celebrated cabi , THE FRESH BEEF to be of the drst quality (or what ix | 2uly last M bes ae eee ‘hue whole will be known as three mouths stall fed), and. delivered atthe mesa | Seremptory DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE, peeoaite nee ie by the undersigned, uot to | Consists of carved rosewood etegeres, marble topa and exceed five days in the THE CORN! ek. . , D BEEF to be of the same freoch plate doors and back; ladies’ work tabie, iniaid with on ality, properly le, mari cured, and delivered at the same place. and in quantiies as | meter of per Seraeatie som tberelelegua neces Girested ‘by ed, not to exceed two days in the | -Qyewood frames, and colored in three colored satin brocade of THE FRESH AND CORNED BEEF to be furnished in | {26 0st expensive deseription, Seek, Pash cuties nee fas, two urmn, two rece Jol tables, inlaid bubl and tortoise shotl; brocade and luce. cur- tutus; six light ormolu and bronze chandeliers, impurted from Paris ‘by Siarcott, Lapranz & 0o.; candelabras, brackets; quarters, with an equal proportion of each (neck and shanks to be excluded), and cut into suitable pieces for roasting, bak- ing and polling: EE LAMB, MUTTON OR VBAL to be of srhslemunisqantir, at ther entie(placetat mach coiteiat te |e Segre pp pe SP nt peg puch quanuiles as ‘directed, as an occasional substitute for | #perl ere satueges ‘of the, Sowsons; priate ronzos, repre: ‘The use of @ slaughter house and yard, and iee house, win) | pening Night and Morning: Parlors tem terewiacuny ad be furnished the contractor, and an open market for the sale of eli; ebory card table, velvet carpets, rugs, Turkish easy OE CE a ; secretary and book lined with satinwood; bronze id will state the number of cents amt mills per pound for each kind of meat to be furnished, and the names of two responsible persons as sureties for the fuliliment of the con- tract, and to be on the outside, “Proposals for the supply of Fresh and Corned Beef.” J. BRAT, Puryeyor, C. 0. ebatrs: ease, alock, runs one month; oil paintings, by Rowveaw, Inman, Hun- Cole, Lesarde and other eminent wrtiais; French line engravinge—Trial of Effie Dean, the Flight af Joseph and Mary tuto Egypt with the Infunt Saviour. MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE, Carved levs and case, fourround corners.finished all round, in- inéd with penrl and solid pears keys, made by Smith, Atherton & Co., of Broadway, nad fully guaranteed: music rack, rove wood |, covered with broeade; embroidered cloth cover, books and tusie; hall rosewood hat stand, oil clot’, Brusseis stair carpet, ec. Chambers, second story—Richly carved rosewood bed- seada, style Louis XIV.; bureaus and commodes to match; * wardrobes, dressing and toilet tables, shaving stands, Look stands, eouch, arm. chairs, curtains, shades, cornices, hair mat- reascs, palliasses, {eather beds, bolaters and pillows, blanket Hioci Balka conslerpenes, dscorstod. ehiuts, tolled ant, on ASHINGTON HYDRANT.—SELF-LOCSING, NON- wasting and non-freezing hydrants. Prices—Iron cases, $20 and $16; wood cases, $10. Liberal discount to the trade, Terms cash. Address Meter and Hydrant Company, Nos. 56 \d 57 First street, Wililamsburg, Brookl n., ED. BINANCIAL. 1G BELMONT & CO., BANKERS, NO. 60 WALL | mirrora, tapestry cary ats, Vases, en; ravings curtains, clock, god issue lette of credit for travellers, Spey sme erib a id corner tan. “pre wis ird and fourth stories— iesue _ o ples ae ends, pe eee MLiOch Manisand “Viens, ont Gale banter! | dance iagrain carpets; do Dining roome-upeeior’ exten London, Frankfor’, 4 dining table, buffet, arm chairs, butler’s tray and stand, a Faby abd Grystal glass, decanters, goblets, wine chatpagnes, sided TLS, 1 2 Zk or | sumblers, fenit and celery stands, parian marble pund Tondon, aha Royal Bunk of Tretand for ale brwenta, | sive psied camer, ket dofice urn, epcons, Exh FARGO & CO., 82 way, New York and CaKfornia Ea- gapkin rings, French ‘hina dinner bec pieces; decorat press Company. thins tea set, 44 picces; ivory handle table cullery, xolid silver dinner and tea service; also, one of Herring's: fes; basement and kitcben furniture, a desirable assortment erme of ithe Caro BANK, NEW YORK, ‘Thitt Dalat divided The Pro sy TRMBER 26) 1800 | Sate cash, in bankable money or certified checke : done by a Bark have this day declared @ quarterly dividend of sia | Wishing thelr goods packed and shipped can have it y percent payable toauckbolderson avd atter’ Monday: tie'ag. | somperent person at ee Ee rere Care and mingess, day of Ostober neat. By order of the Beard. pasa within 8 Lew doors of tie hOuKE, Te tcneer, sid ~_G. G. WILLIAMS, Cashier, fice, 618 roadway. INCAN, SHERMAN & CO. WILL PAY ON PRESENTA WERSe ? COSTLY HOUSE. a ir banking office, the coupons ob San Francisco- TTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE OF COSTLY HOUSE- hold furniture. E At the private residence No. 68 West Eleventh street, near Fifthavenue. Will be positively sold, ‘This day, Friday. ptember 30, ab 10%Z o'clock. SOLID ROSEWOOD Drawing room suits of furniture, covered with three colored satin, blue and orimson, richly earved in fruit; solid rosewood pianoforte, full seven octave; medallion and velvet carpets, oll paintings, 'by eminent foreign artists; cogravings, etegeres, escroitures, corner what-not’» bookease, &c, SPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED to the above sale as being the:most recherche and costly house furniture ever offered ut publie sale, na City Wate> Works 10 percent bonds. RESSELL, FARRAR & CO., BANKERS, 63 WALL Di itrect-Foroign and domestis’ exchange bonelt and Gok Funds for investment on foreign account. Prompt attention. iven to all business entrusted tous by country banks and 78. OLDERS OF UNITED STATES COUPON FIVE PER cent bonds, redeemable in 1874, issued under act of June ‘MM, 1858, may exchange the same for inseribed stock of same issue, on torms ascertained on application to DUNCAN, SHERMAN & CO. H. FRURICHS & CO., 48 EXCHANGE PLAOR, De Jersey & Co., Menebester, England,) ON'LONDON ‘Having been raade toorder for the prasent owner by Sreith & Son of this city. ‘ranch house of Dining room—Coniaing extanlon dining tabe, sold oak; wi ISSUE DRAFTS ver tea sets, French china and dinner sets, 16) and AT THREE DAYS’ SIGHT AND AT SEXTY DAYS’ SIGHT, | solid silver tableand tea spoons, ivory balanced h and forks, crockery and sine wares; soup tureen, i MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFOKTE:, Carved legs and case, four round corners, finished all round, inlaid with pearland solid pearl key, made by Sinith, Atherton & Co,, of Broadway, and telly guirinteed; music rhck, rose. ‘wood stool, covered in brocade; embroidered clothoover, books ‘and music; hall rosewood he# stand, oilcloth, Brussels stir car- pet, Xo, Chambers, second story—Richly carved rosewood dsteads, stylo Louls XLV.; bureaus and com:odes to mate’; wardrobes, dressing and toilet tables, shaving stands, book. | mands, couch, arm chairs, curtains, shades, cornices, hait mit tresses, palliasnes, feather beds, bolsters and pillows, blake: | sheets, quilts, counterpanes, dccorated china tailet’ sets, ovi SIGHT AND TIME BILLS ON ALL THE SOUTHERN | mirrors, tapestry ty eases, engravings, enrtains, Clock, © cities purchssed by DUNCAN, SHERMAN & CO. \ erib and corre, ‘ambers, third and fourth slories— | Mahogany and black walnut sofas, 8, rockers, wash- dedstend: ‘ARIOUS CITY GAS LIGHT STOCKS, IN SOUND | atands, ingraiuearpets, ke, Dining rooms—Suyerior extension, end prosperons companies, paying eight, ten and twelve | dining table, bullet, arm chatrs, buller’s tray aad stand, ruby per cent dividends, forsale by | and crystal glasa decanters, goblets, wines, champagnes, Lam- JOHN B. MURRAY & CO., | blers, fruit and cellery stands, parian marble punch bowl, No. 40 Wall ‘New York city, _|_ ver pinted easter, cake braket, collee urn, spoons, knives. hap- Proprietors of the American Gas Light Journal | kin rings, French china dinner set, 160 pieces; decorated china a | ten pet, 44 ulooea tyory Randle tabla cutlery. solid silver dione OH WILL OPEN AN OFFICE AT NO, 4@ | and ted garvice; also one of Herring's safes, basement an 4 ing wireet, ‘on the Ist October next, for the sale a | re Shenley eateable aasortien Terms of the gale irities at auction. | cash, in tankable mong or cet checks, ee ee sabre | *N.'B.—Strangers woald do well to atiend the above impor- tant sale, as every article will be peremptorily sold. Compe: | tent men with carts will be in attendance to pack aud ship the INNESOTA BONDS.—PA change Minnesota seven p: Teal estate ov other valuables wil Post office. IES WILLING TO EX- cent bonds for good Western: pleaso-address X., box 4,245 ILLIONS.OF DOLLARS UNCLAIMED IN THH BANS1 ‘of England, wanting heirs, Advertised lists kept, Pedigrees traced: arms found putnted and engraved. H. HAYS, Next of Kin and Heraldry oilice, 649 aa 6pK Broadway, New York. W Bi0C EN PER CENT, ON FIRS Wee AT §) = | _SALES AT AUCTION. A Corio.’ NOTICE THOS. DELL, AUCTIONKER, AND MPSON—This ‘clock, at 4{ Ham- AN Mi; ».2wt, the eu re stock of tovis, Ae Of tats ‘Cn, Foote ‘facturer and machinist; Al kinds pa yo Carpeniés'S cAbinelmakers, siulths, de, tool chasta, &c. SSIGNEE'S SALE. , SALE AT AUCTION, ON bold at privene bate ey eats I ob carpet ane ae including ‘dxtures ‘and threo years" In.ase “froin May teat, A corde the ea. HAWKINS, WINN & WEA TED, 45 Cedar street ERY H. , AUCTIONEER. t agwau street, Pit eal) £20. ‘will sell at auction co Bains Nassau street. Ls has “ ‘osulla, minerals, curiosities, e., embracing a rare and valuab e collection ot minerals, eamocameinng ras offering ait ‘are opportunity W persons of completing their ca- ‘Also, at 12 o'clock, in front of store No. 28 Nassa valuable’ black par y! about 14 hands high wert reel and kind in ail Laecese; will ut tying and ia’ por- fectly broke; 1s. very stylish driver, ‘h tast tavelloc, and to perfectly safe to ..e driven by lady or ehild. i dl, a2 o'clock at the sularuom No. 38 Naan atosh om elegant dressiny case and. writing desk, oli complete watt at verrurficies, tn truments, &0. in tums leather tee’? Yee MPORTANT SALE OF SIXTEEN VAOANE the Kighth avenue and 149th street.—WM. H. ‘auction J. MORIARTY, AUCTIONEER, WILL SRL, | THES © day, at 1034 o'clock, at 178 Chatham square’ furniture— dissa ware, ix doublo'barrelled guns, pista: ewelry, amt 8 Ware, Kix 4 h rr 7 6 a y JOSEPH HPGEMAN-—GATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, AT 2 o'clock P. M., al the corner of ‘and Debe- Yoise street, near iy the furuitufe remaining in the bouse:— Mahoga e (al stends, dreas asbstands, cook stove, refrigerator and ‘kitchen furnitures harness, 2 carriage lamps, Isabel e, 7 e set of aii Lear sleigh robe, and: of HERIFYS SA LE—1 LoTs.—! Stor pune scolar he ay team 3a Putin eae tho iy Fulton Fon posite the City Hall, in the city of Brooklyn, she iat Geloter: 1869, Bf 12 o'clock Root, a following re ae and pre situate, lyin city of Brooklyn, county of Kings aud State of New York, be- ginning st the ‘northerly corner of Dikeman and Conover sureels thence running northeasterly along Conover strect one hundred feet, thence northwesterly parallel with Dikeman street ‘one hundred feet, thence southwesterly parallel with Conover street one hundred feet (o Dikeman street, thence southeasterly along Dikeman street one hundred feet to the corner of Cons- ver sleet, the place of ‘inning. i © place of begin ORGE REMSEN, GUERIFF's SALE.—BROWNE & NICHOLS, AUCTION. cers, will sell on Saturday, Oct. 1, at ten o'clock, ae their salesrooms, 35 Nassau strect. the stock and fixtures of a llinery establishment, together with a large lot of household furniwure, sewing machines, kitchen ware, &e., b HUGH CROMBIE, Deputy Sherit!. eS ak ));URNITURE, SEWING MACHINE, GUNS, STOVE, &C., at auction.—This day, at 2 o'clock, at 88 Taigh ares the contents of two rooms, comprising beds, chairs. tables, olleioth, cooking stove, crockery, ‘machine, double twist gun; ritle and other miscellaneous effects, WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auctioneer. ‘M. WITTERS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON BA- turday, at 1034 o’clock, at house 52 Beach atreet, all the entegl furnitare, is, beds, bedding, &c., of w fami (Peeing up housekeering. id patent Bi Eh sis | ere W; SITTERS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS DAY, at 2 o'clock, at 454 Canal street, furniture, sofas, rocking. casy, spring seat and other chairs; centre, extension and tem tables; pier glass, ofl paintings, lace'and damask curtains, oilcloths, parlor suit pets: all elegant velvet, three-ply and other care ey and wolnut benelonde, seer tones glass, silver other wares. Most of the above furniture is’ nearly ‘pew, and suits families and others. hat racks, mi fe _DANCING ACADEMIES. DODWOR?WS DANCING ACADEMIES, ‘ No, 806 BROADWAY, Nw YORK. No. 187 MontaGue PLACE, BROOKLTN. New York, on WEDNESDAYS aud SATURDAYS, eom- mencing Sept. 24. qaetiyn, on TURSDAYS ard FRIDAYS, commencing tema | 5 Private ciage for ladles at 11 A. Mf; class for ehildren at 4P. ML; for yenlemen nt P. amilfes, private classes and echoel classes aitendéd. Me DODWORTH takes greet ploanare iseelling attention to ir. es great p! ure in ce the Snargement of is Hfuokiyn exibishment” Pho latge room ia néuriy double is former eapuelty, with ante-rooma proportion. Great attention has been given to the adoption of f'properaystem of ventilation. Mr. rs tude it his duty to introduce, in addition dees such ederclns and dances ax would hac tho moa anlue tary ellect upon the figure, wal portant those placed under his charge. ——<—$—$—<— ———————_____ T TRENOR'S PRIVATE.DANCING ACADEMIES, NO. 65 West Thirty-fourth street, near Broadway, N. Y., and 90 South Eighth Brook: E. D. All the eo dances, calisthenics, &c., taught with precion and el of motion. Daya of attendance, Wednesdays and yay Tuesdays and 1 York; Mondays and Thursdays, Fridays, New Brooklyn. ‘and gee circ 1 H. RIVERS’ * DANCING ACADEMIES, No. 355 Fulton street, Brooklyr opposite City: Hall. No. 71 Newark avenue. Jersey City, Metropolitan Hall. ‘The above academies are now open for the reception of pa- pila and formation of clases. Bend form cireufir. “dy Jays for classes—Jersey City, YS An ursdaya; Brooklyn, ‘Tuesdays and Fridays. i i (, WRIGHT'S DANCING ACADEMY, 686 BROADWAY, will open for ladies on Saturday, Oct 1; gentlemest nesday evening, Oct. 4. The hall has just just been erected and for beauty and conveniences cannot be siirpassed. academies attended, Private lessons given. FERRERO’S B; DANCING ACADEMIES, 69 West Feurteenth street, N. Y.; 122 Clinton street, Brookiya. ‘The above seademles will open in New York on’the sth’ of October, and in Brooklyn on the 1th of October, at md P.M, Gentlerien’s class October 10, at 73 P.M. Schools aud private classes attended; pupils can enter at any time. as usual. Circulars cam be had at the academies, DECKER’S BILLIARD TABLES, 90 ANN STRE! L. ‘And aproved mechaniealsustions © OT ee et Patented November 9, 1858. ‘The world is cuatiom pete AST pea Trimmt e Wo! en, luce @ better one. of every description st redueed. rises are my tables with any in America for $1,000. DECKER, 9 Ann street. MISCELLANEOUS, CARD.—WILSON’S HAIR COLORER AND RESTOR- er, the cheapeat and best preparation for the hair; gray hair to turn to its original eolor, restore the hair it his tallen out; will cure diseases of the bead; cam be ased as freely a8 water, but Tt not culy enlors, restores and. beuntes not only colors, restores an * ot So cept tan, tl 'WENTY-FIVE CENTS A BOTTLE. Principal depot, wholesale and retail, at SCOTT'S drug store, and by al and by 306 Grand street, New York. Sold by'Mrs. Hayes, Vallender, Third and Walnut streets, Philadelphia; druggists. Le JANDLES.—WAX CANDLES FOR SYNAGOGUE AND Inasonic purposes for sale by ndd Lins Sperm Oil Cou, 129) Front street, nareye seen 8 Deakin, HOUTEN: ton a a Mhronie and consnimption doctor, 100. Third avenue, Fourteenth street, New: York Can be consulted. nt hie ‘cies from 9 A. M. to 8'P. M, See advertisement in Sunday papers. ‘cluso improved and unincumbered real estate, in a th Soak: 5a wae lobe ing Southern chy. Best cliy reference givens” Adress tye Lite aise BEDS, Aucionver 2,807 Post ollice. 7 , UCTION NOTH ‘J. BOGART AUCTIONEER, BY S. ANTED—FOR_ NINETY DAYS, OD u ; BOGARY, Saturday, Oct. 1, at 10) Ke, at the 10 sly by a per ae a Seebataninatta GOOD | anction rooms Noi North Willlam ‘eet, Ife insurance polley for $1,000 will he sesigned, and houseLold furniture, mahogany sofas, tables, chairs, Brussels ditional security will be offer as will pr possibili arpes, 36 new mahogany chairs, one Wilder salamande Joss to the lender; 80 will be given for t the raoney, | 10 cages claret, 55,00) superior Havana segars, &c.. de. ‘Address W. 8. 8,, Herald otuee, JOHN W. SOMEKENDYKE, attorney tor mortgagee, 50.000 22 20A80%, BOND AND MoRTG A UCTION NOTICE.—J. MACKENZIE, AUCTIONE OU. in one er more sums, to suit, applicants, on will sell this day, at two o'clock, at 209 Hudse BP productive real estate in AD, | jarge and general assortment of household farnit BOOKKEEP! ING. AND BUS} HH i roadway, Appleton’s Builds Qhontars, swith fnl! partionlars, on applibation, wae AR! SH’S COMPLETE WORKS, new and beautiful editions, ‘printed in eolors, for sale. = ——— } ACADEMY.—C. P, DICKEL’S RIDING ACAD emy, Nos. 5,7, 9 and 1 Thirteenth street, noar Fitth avenue, is now open for the reception of pupils, and exe ercise riding daily. —_——$—$———— Gonos AND HOME EDUCATION.—FRENCH AND English, classical and commercial schon, with ‘fine pla} round and gymnasium, 47 and 49 West Twenty-sixth fe avenue. Mr, LOUIS Rita ‘tween Broadway and “Sixth takes charge of & ‘umber Gf boys; reopened Septem ber 12, HAMPAGNE.—RUBIS ("a prwrs ~ J of a beautiful ruby rolor which Wy nat to 18 lor, whicl to the wine, | i wind i undoubtedly one of the finest cabinet champagne a rh ‘aun pagmeg selections. For aaie py wld ler Lert ayes che PARTICULAR NOTIC he undersigned being aware that mAny compe@ors are spreading the report that the wine smported unde the name of Rubis is artificially colored, do hereby bid the sum of TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS to ‘any Know cherie who could in, any public experiment aiford the fentifo proot p color bis yany- | fhing else but the pure ule of the grupo, vol due tqany J. GORRG & CO., A Chalons Sur Marne, France, We pledge onrselves to pay the ten thrnsand dollars upon 9 aR ORAMER, ABEGG & McCLOSKKY, 19 Broad street. le importers, ‘A PERLE NE IS OF EXQUISITE FLAVOR AND FRU! TAs AND 18 GUARANTEED IMPARE eure hy WITH ANY WINEIN THE AMCRICAN MARKRT, | ARDY OE RY ALL DEALens. ae CRAMER ABKGG & McCLOSKEY, porters, 19 BROAD STREET. RAILROADS. HARLEM RAIL BR ARRANGEMENT, in Wednesiayy Sept, 21 1). "tratnn wil lone street station, New York, as follows: Teen ilanmbridge-7:43 and 11 A. i. 23) und 820 P. M, For White Plains—12:%0 and 6 P.2.,’and 6:18 P.M. from White and Centre streets. For Dover Ptains—4 P. For Albany—6:30 A. Plaine—6:90 A. M. : White Mainwsd and 7 A: M.and 5 P. 3 , Wihanebritge 6:40 and 90.4. M., J and 340 P.M, Alvatiy—H10-A. My mall N RE AND BW YORE AND, On and efte toatl train. URNING WILL LEAVE W PUBLICATIONS. YO calcwtaael RELL ABLE RAILROAD. € FOR OCTOBER, NOW Price 25 cents, or 91 iscity. Apply to 8,5, BROAD, ry. Rows Wal Ii street, second. FALL FASHIONS. ALLL AND WINTER BONNETS AND MILLINERY goods of all deseriptions, an extensive assortment of fea- thers, flowers, ribbons, &c., al Mrs. SELLS, 120 Sixth avenne, ALL MILLINERY.—MRS. DAVIDSON, 125 BLEECKER street, has she honor to announce to her patrons and the Jadies of New York that she is now prepared to exhibit an un- ustiaily rich and elegant assortment of Paris fall and winter chairs, beds and bedding, tables, chairs, carpets, oilc! stands, crockery, stoves. Sale rain or shine. AUCTION NOTICEELEGANT AND COSTLY IOUSE- hold furniture at private sale, (either in whole or in part), being of the richest description, having all be of without regard to expense, at a cost of over $10,000. ‘The ad- vertiser being about to remove from the elty, olfers at a great sacrifice for cash, his entire household furniture, cone tsting of everything to be found in ped and ys wht f jot the house world very novelty » No. 135 | private tar immediately vo the owner on the pre- Hicooker srock weet of Broadwaye yn ere NOT) Cigee z18 1 onth street, betiveen Fighth aod Niath - avenues. 'o persons in want of really first class fur- niture th URS, FURS, FURS. The largest and most complete assortment of foreign and Gomestic furs to be found tn the city is now open for inspection ut BANTA’S, 867 Canal street, corner of Wooster. offers rare advantay My T7d¢ FE LE, auctionsers—comprising a varie 1 wines, T Antes’ RIDING HATS—A FULL ASSORTMENT CAN a mes, clarets, Whiskey and frait in the Ad te found at BANTA’S, $97 Canal street, comer of | Dandies, fexaty, Soi prines, mNSIArd, ad a Faciety Of Wooster. other goods ih the business. UCTION NeTICE.—M. ©. FE) . AUCTIONEER. CONTINUATION OF LARGE AND ATTRACTIV! fOSCOPIC VIEWS, or KOSCOPES, STERK br PASSE PARTOUTS, &C. DLOW, Jr., will sell on Saturday, Oct. 1, at 11 0° dar cota (opposite one ae An r : just received from Paris) of the above descr Meee ercade Ccmbraoing some of the newest slylen of ear scapes, in mahogany and morocco cases, for the pocket as well ta he parlor. ME. DEMOREST’S GRAND OPENING OF PAT- Mien varia cake, bosques, mantles, sleeves, wrappers, 4c., and children’s apparel for the fall and winter Tasting. S38 Brondway, and ail tho branches. Waist pat: terns cut by measure at 18 cents, ISSES’, BOYS’ AND INFANTS’ BEAVER, FELT AND velvet hats and caps, trimmed and untrimmed. ‘The Jargest and most complete assortment to be found fa t now ready for insoection and for sale at BANTA) Canal stréet, coruer of Wooster street, ALE WILGTARDS, HELAN’S IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES AND Coe ae ae ae eee tee facturers, For sale only Oy tie pa ANON & COLLESDER, Nos, 63, 65, 67 aod 69 Crosby street, N.Y. 10 LET—TWO_ ROSEWOOD SLATE BED BILLIARD tables, in good condition; also, a bar, counter and other furniture forsale, Inquire at the chess and billiard rooms, cor: ner of Fourth street and Broadway, after IL A. M W resh stereoscopic views of figures, domestic scenes, landscapes, statnary, marine views, &c., on paper and glass, some iuminated, ‘Alto, un extensive and rich assortment of passe partouts, comprising game pieces, military and fancy sketches, dec Catalogues will be ready and the goods exhibited one day pre- vious to sale. The lots will be such as to accomodate the pri- vate buyer as well as the tradi SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER. PWT TR GNTFT ENT PARIS FANCY Goons. By BE. & FP. H. Mae fatal ai (Friday) tant, at 1034 o'clock, at their salerooms 33 Nassau street, apposite ws Pomtctoe. The gouyle consist in part of ONZE ANTED—A GOOD SECOND HAND MINIATURE BIL liard table, with stone bed; size of bed about 3% by 7 Groups and fignres, in large variety, viz., superb equestrian feot, Address, giving lowest eash'price, E. L. B., Herald of- | Gr ant gnnes, Sarge variety, Sik, sapeey euyeeteian ns er Bihetae algo statuettes of Poetry and Musle, Tragedy and Oo- Atila and Morea, the Pipers, Music and Painting, MATRIMONIAL. rand Leopold, Kiss, Amnazon, and many other of great vi DACHELA roxcina to | SUMemeni MM paRtaN WARE. STAL.—A BACHELOR, BELONGTA AN . ? A A notte: rete manently located In| Groupes and statuettes, of the most beautiful desizns, both ihe cit having become tired of fife in New York at hoteisand | white and colored—viz., Miranda, Dorothea, he Fini otherwise, ha become convinced that the only trae and happy | Moses, Abraham Offering up Isaac, Cupld and Psyche, Urania, Resignation, Hesitation, Flora, Ariadne, Innoc ‘gee PARIS DECORATED VASES, Of the most elegant designs and! existe ps ct marble, bronze and o ln clocks, Magnificent marti VER PLATED WARE Superb tea and coffee seta, liquor frames, casters, fruit and jelly stands, cake and card bakesia, fruit knives, goblets, walt- ‘ers, &c., and & large vai of different descriptions. GLASSWARK. ———— | Bleganteut Bohemian whi and estored wasen, docantors " , ND | wine « ote 0 totes, &c., together with a large variety ee Ble nae eee, ae h English fancy’ goods. The above is believed fi public, The ¢ ell as the put Purchasers ean t marries nee, Old Mor: above inten way of living is to method, with t now takes tl making th faement and his happiness, plent of the same on her re, in sincerity, by may be assured of utital ering to the abor Herald office attention. o time she was the dy x wn the most prompt and W may be ANT intel .—A WIF’ bave their R. KOCH, SURGEON CHIROPEDIST, 602 BROADWAY, cures corns, bunions, soft corns, nails penetrating the flesh, without eausing pain, so that the boot ‘canbe worn imme- diately after the operation.’ Price 50 cents & corn, car a MAZES, MIPROGENIZED, SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF lime, suitaiv'e for grain and grass crops, and for top dress- ing winter grain and grass in late summer and fall. 00 pounds of this phosphate will equal in effect and lasting power 195 pounds of Peruvian guano. Per Bag. 2,000 Iba. 34 00 ‘$50 $40 0 phosphate of lime: $2) 40 09 ihosphate of lime 22 80 35.08 ha ae te eh ta with a circular containing testimonials, &c., can be had free of expense CHARLES V. MAPES. to agrienitural implement and seed warehouse, 132 and 134 Nassau st. and 11 Beekman at. Err adc ier ARBLE MANTELS.—THE SUBSRIBER WOULD IN- form his friends and the public that he is prepared to sell mantels, plumber’s slabs, ée., &c., ch son in thecity. BER, 118 East Ei (Po SOUTHERN AND WESTERN DEALARS APR agricultural Pee pee and seed warehouse, 132 and 134 Nassau street’ and 11 Beekman street, New York. The stock includes all the improved forms of ploughs, fanning milk po- lato diggers, &0.; all kinds of machinery for the culture of cot. ton and tobacco, rice and crops; Ames & Son's shovels; hardware of various kinds; seeds—field, garden and flower: aper-phosphate of lime. . Garden seeds ri expressly for this establishment on the farm of Professor James J. Mapes, Fertilizers—Guano, Mapes’ nltrogenteed sy yas oe lime. JHARLES V. MAPES, 132 and 134 Nassau street and 11 Beekman st. ASTROLOGY. AMAA ARDEP OORR AAR ASTONISIING TO ALt.—AS MADAME MORROW 15 A seventh daughter of an astrologist, she has a peca- liar faculty for this busines; and by having ‘been orn with a caul on her face, by virtue of which she can more accurately read and tranalate the language of the stars to the mazing wonder of human ears, she will canso speedy mar- ages, ell how many times you will marry, how soon, and all the events of life, even the thoughts of visiters. 184 Ludlow street, fifth door Below Houston street, Fee 60 cents. Gentle- men not admitted, MRS. SEYMOUR, 308 FOURTH z west ot Broadway, the most success- Tul medical and business clairvoyant in America, Consultation, on sickness, business, absent friends, &c. Satisfaction guaran. teedorno pay. te STROLOGY.—MADAMB_LBAVY CAN DE OONSULT: ed about love, marriage and absent friends; she tells all eeenttof Ue, at 196 Nulberry wret tn the rear.‘ Laden to gentlemen ¢ causes speedy marriages, and gives lueky Bumbers. Charge extras erie te, M2 RAY—THIS MYSTERIOUS LADY IS A. wonder to all, her predictions are so true, Lucky num- bers given; speedy marriage eaused. Office 260 Seventh ave- hue, near Twenty-seventh street; hours, 10 A. M. to 6 P.M. Fee 2% cents. B.—WHO HAS NOT HEARD OF THE CELEBRATED + Madame PREWSTER? Sho has been consulied by thousands in this and other cities, with entiresatisfaction. She feels confident she has no equal. She tells the name of fature wite or husband, also that of visiter. If you wish truth ive her n call at 251 Third avenue, above Twenty first street. ies, 60 cents; gentlemen, $l 4S “honshing and norer fallag askronsiogte proc; pod ©) nslonishing and never failing nai sifted Indy he retuned to this elty, and gives true Information of all aifnirs with and in regard to health, wealth and Jove affairs, jonrneys, Inw suits, difienity in business, al friends, #ickness, &e.” Mrs. Roeder succeeds when all othera, 1, Mrs. K. is the same lady who formerly resided in Wooster 11 yon wiah to have true information, (hea sje Ean RunuNunm RW IeTenaTecen WOU Wnts Woven rrr 0) G, BOWERY. —WAMADE WIDGER, OLATRVOYANT. 2 a gifted Spanish Indy, unveils the mys of futa= rity, love, marriage, absent friends, alckness; prescribes modl- clues for nil diseases, telie lucky numbers, property lost or wolen, 295 Bowery, between Hougton and OF TOON,