The New York Herald Newspaper, October 11, 1859, Page 9

SELP WANTHD—FEMALR A “TY GARGE NUMBER ar bhiaely' A AND GIRIS WANTED. Dally found in Pir ations of every kind to sult all; wages; to hoes Nt od recommendations first class pl oer} ven; als, ly anded wanted. Inquire at Large fue (if Tithiok scorucy of Gib ave, , Should "0, 0000, SER domeati Beha ireneeh ot itOere at ducted by a respostable Amer roan Indy. WL EMPLOYERS, IN WANT OF GOOD GAWAN, English, French, Seoteh and Irish servants, can alwa; proc Rosin: on moderate Dd Dy apy yy ues = al ment tat 124 Broad way. conducted on principles, by MORKIS COL INERT. LL ¥aMILIRs WA. Bad pri ——— ERMAN COOK, WASHER AND IRONER vase. ot A, a nurse and Founisireds, and. Ve a German As ‘ali with referen fashingion near 6th avenue, ica i las, $$$ WET NURSE WANTED.—WANTED IMMEDIATELY, astrong, healthy woman. for a babe four months old; one styries id about the same age required, Must, bring good atieienwick st & physician’s all for two days mn wick wt NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1} 1859. —PRIPLE SHEET. ARUP WANTED-FRMALES, Wars ‘4 PRIVATE PAMILY, ‘XK GIRL to b, and make herself generally useful, tl “Joo trom Novia ate Brookl ANTED—AT MRS. A grog oy DosemertO AGENCY, 2u Broadway, ladies’ dresses and coo rench coking, and reliab is by or ‘call Hublic inrespentully othe te byean a. OF ror eal DI TRI 1 ,. Wane ae NEAT AND 081 (OUS GIRL TO. ‘owerwine useful, awful “One ws has good es nee Bet ‘ANTED — A NEAT, COMPETENT iL TO DO gengrel housework ‘for a-small. fami eh @ good uh aber find irouer. Apply” at 168 Bebermerhora w., itor hives ANTED—A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK; WwW Tauat,be 8 good washer and ironer ard good plain 670%, obliging. Bootch or German ipre tov diy reference required, Call ut No.9 Lafayetle aveuue, Brookly| WAsTED an 124 ITALIAN, FRENCH OR SWI8S GIL, tig DUPSO. NK who can cut and fit child: ren's drewges and dress son'badr prevecred: “apply uamediaisiy si at East 30th at. COOK, WASHER, AND IRONER WANTED —ALSO, Achambermaid and seamstress, in a small family at 008 hour from the ety, ‘Those only need apply ae ve the best of reference. eo Dply at 256 roadway, iu the store, Tom Dt to 8 olcloc Poeoenaywe ‘8, 92 KAST FIFTEENTH. a Re, FIRST boure east of hie mag ng ©, Bookham late of Grand Street, has removed from his tempyrary rooms.in Thirteenth rte the above very desirable location, aad as usual has OOKHAM’S—SERVANTS WANTRD—C. BOOKHAM late (4 it. street, Denia! weve Protestant cooks, resaps. Also other firat class servants for at his only. office, 92 Kast lau Very choice. maniions now re nth street, lirst house east of (OOK WANTED—IN A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, A cinble, peat and May girl todo pian ooking, wah nerally useful ant be ‘and i olficing. No None ened ries wri eannoh come ly pores ee of 9and 1 at No. Wow nince, Hudson at Ht {OOK WANTED IMMEDIATELY FOR A HOTEL —ONE ‘who oe understands her bnainess, and can come ar. well ‘Wages $12 per month. Also, raltress w ges $6 per'monih Apply at “66 'Madison ar. feorner raf gb atteet pa AKERS.—WANTED SEVERAL GOOD DRESS- o two improvers. Apply at 30 Amity at. Houser EPER.—WANTED, A NEAT WOMAN TO take charge of the work of a small, plain family, must be S good washer and ironer, Wages $6. ‘Inquire @t. Also a girl from 10 to ldasan apprentice toa ladies’ busi- ess; am orphan preferred, AUNDRESS WANTED—AT 124 5TH AVENUE. AP- ly between 10 and 11 o'clock this morning. RSE WANTED—AN ENGLISH, SCOTCH, SWISS Protestant or French mount, ay nurse for an infant; one ‘who is a good seamstress, and has the best of city refereuces, may appl before 12 or after 6 0° palocls at 101 Sth ave., between 27th a1 ats., basement door. 0 SERVANTS WANTED—IN A GENTLEMAN'S faunlly, short éistance out of town; ona to do_onoking. washing and ironing, and the other to help in general house: work. ‘To good recommended gis good wslasiog wal bo given. Call at 378 6th av. ‘ANTED—A PROTESTANT WOMAN, TO GO WITH A family to New Orleans, as nurse and seamstress. A com- oleat person, ,Knglish, Prana or German preferred), who can rt children’s’ dresses, can address with references, Ellery, Herald office. ‘ANTRD.—A YOUNG, NEAT AND TIDY GIRL, to assist in the care of children and do chamberwor! an find a situation and the comforts of a home by applying as 562 Wages $5. Carlton uvenue, Brooklyn. Ws "ANTED—A SERVANT, IN A SMALL FAMILY, TO do general housework as well as cooking, washing’ and German preferred. Apply at 174 Fullén street, New floor. froni ‘York, ir ANTED=TO GOA FEW MILES FROM THE CITY, cod laundress and a chambermatd. German pre? ferred. ferred.” Apptyo 01 © Mr, Charles; Herald office, : ANTED—A GIRL. FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK, AT (85 Cheever place, corner of Degraw st., South Brooklyn. Wart IMMEDIATELY—A COMPETENT PERSON, to take charge of the linen department in a first class ho: pl ee to whom a liberal salary willbe paid. Address box 887, "oat office. ‘ANTED—BY A SMALL FAMILY, A GOOD COOK, Yrasber and ironer; one who thoroughly understands het business, and lias good city reference can apply at 34 Kaat Sist @., from 10 A.M. (0 4P. M ‘ANTED—A FRENCH GIRL, TO DO LIGHT HOUSE. work ard take care of a elild in a family of three persons. ‘To one who will euit the best be paid. today on Dr. Bell, 48 34 a. near ada Waxtenss GIRL, NOT UNDER 14 YEARS OF AGE, with good sa ome for the totake care of children: no wraees, Duta zood winter, ty at the third eee th of the. Methodist church, in Wasklagton ee Ce Reous treating pear "ANTED—A GERMAN GIRL, TO DO GENERAL ‘housework, agit Toquire at 74 Weet Broadway. WOMAN, AS dren not waster ere poe earn of oll un ed. Sinely i coke Bist st, Gramercy park, i ho am PROTESTANT Ret ly Ay d_ seamstress, ai WaANTED-A “SMART ee GIRL, TO DO THE work of a small Suaty. Pay rit month. Sbe must Dave have good city reference. ply vision at. SQVANTED-IN A PRIVATS FAMILY, A, GERMAN girl, 96 nurse and are. Good refere required, Apply at'2/4 West 20th lhe od nl ET, LO A, Werk ‘ANTED—A coun PUY, AT 821 BROADWAY, TO work on nati natural flo TED—A NURSE AND SEAMSTRESS, ONE WITH Wests city reference will please apply at 200 West La Mth eee) eh i Fa et asa LS NTED—A HEALTHY, CLEANLY GIRL, AS COOK ee ad boner. One yim not ex; nt the eee nor Bio ok Se lichen, S10 aerate ontiom a 140 Ontord sk, Brookins AANTED—A PROTESTANT GIRL, WHO. 18 A GOOD W ‘isin cook and good washer th god eh sence a cork at LSasework, many apply. at No, 0 Ferry ot ‘wages $7 per month. ANTED—TWO FIRST CLASS OPERATORS ON GRO- ‘ver & Baker's sewing machine: good wages and steady employment given. Apply at D. B. Babcock’s, No. 89 Murray -ANTED—A SMART, TIDY GIRL, TO DO GRNERAT. housework, in a rmoall family; must be & yood washer fnd froner and a'good plain cook. Good reference required. Call at 90 Bayard st. ‘ANTED—A PROTESTANT GIRL AS NURSE AND ‘chambermaid; one who has good city references and is fond of children may‘ apply at 40 King st. Wate :D—A YOUNG WOMAN TO COOK, WASH AND {ron for a small family living In the country a short dis- tance from the city; none need apply but those who understand the business thoroughly and can bring good clty references; Nberal waves given. Apply at 97 Beekman between the hours of 1) and 12. ANTED—A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND IRONER; liberal wages will be paid if sbe understands her busi- ness thoroughly ‘and {s well recommended. Apply at 291 West 224 at., between Mth and 10th ava, A\ANTED—THREE GOOD DRESS AND CLOAK feakeras none pat pron bands need apply, to to a Be way also. two apprentices Cor dressmatin Eenmpennain tees ical two mosaa, Gail at M18 Weet 250i po ce ld is ys. WELL RE bannato SERVANTS or Comet KINDS, wail mbermaids, such as cooks, laundresses, wi purses, girs for general housework, can Woes ied ag by applying at the Servante’ Lnstitute, ANTED—A RESPECTABLE MIDDLE AGED WO- man, to do general housework in a. family of three per- fons; city reference required. Apply before Qin the morning ‘at 188 Thompson at, ANTED—TO LIVE IN BROOKLYN, A GOOD PLAIN cook, washer and ironer. and who is willing to make her- Belf useful; must come well recommended. Apply at 97 Wall Bt,, N. ¥., between 10 A. M. and 2 P, M. ‘AITRESS WANTED—A PROTESTANT GIRL, WHO Ww can be well recommended for honesty, neatness and ie temper Doe a ae ifs city reference, at fa place, ANTED IMMEDIATELY—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, ‘Alaundress, who understands her business thoroughly; ehe must be well recommended by her former employer. Ap: Ply at 179 Henry at., Brooklyn. Wine 3D—A GERMAN, SCOTCH, ENGLISH OR ‘Amerizan girl, to do cooking and general honsework ip a family; ahe rust come well recommended: to one, capa: Root the nation a good place is ready. Apply at 59 ‘Washington pl lace. ANTED—A YOUNG LADY WHO CAN OPERATE Whoeler & Wilson's ecwing machines and influence some work; wages, alt the proceeds, The advertiser will furnish machine, plenty of room and board if required; is a first clans buttou bole worker and haster on vests. Inquire at Mr. Bailey's oiice, 122 Pearl st., Brooklyn, for three days; re- ferences exchanged. ANTED—A RESPECTABLE GIRL, AS NURSE AND ‘chambermatd, one who’ is able, to Sew well may apply at 265 West Zist st., between 10 and 4 o'clock this day. ‘ANTED—A GIRL TO DO CHAMBERWORK AND waiting; must understand her business perfectly; the (pent of city re reference required. Apply at 12 6th ave., from) bol a ‘ANTED—A GOOD PLAIN COOK, WASHER AND trope, in « priv ste boarding house. German preferred. Apply at 15 Hin ‘ANT! pmb eS tA NEL pT talk SE ‘washer and ironer; none bu ing a cl aaa ee neaty, . ability, willingness and neatoess need ap Bear, Call ater 10 o'clock A. M., at 2804¢ West 19th st, near at. ANTED—A housework: Soret froner, None bi al need ‘apply. y- Calla BB Spring Las Lo a NTED—A WOMAN coo! We froner: also a young iH, for goveral Speers, Pend ediately at 197 Lexin itv., aceond deur above sad A PRIVATE FAMILY, A COMPETENT cook; walter; ‘and have hake reference, binly at 30 West tS cet hse a FOR ee ta ‘she must be ain cook and fit bee "who oan answer to1he tina tr fro ayn, 7 Nene Appl wD Wea ANTED—TO HIRE A GOOD EN Wipitetitthh Rar OR ae ermanent place, A| Lee cennt ioe pdeitan pe i al aaah ca yantep—a Goon Po an TOSS, Wan WwW a Saag AND the Apply ater) A: My at 2d Maet 1h ee bl A mon! pply after ‘Untverdity place and 6th Bey WAntens a PERSON TO MAKE HERSELF GENE. rally useful in a family consisting of two; wast know how tonew, wath ani iron. A middle ayesd perwon, who woul pre fer a com! ortable home to high wages may apply for three LO) Weak dod al, Lotwucn gp wud ais from AVL Loclogg. Auply, ET NURSE WANTED—A HEALTHY YOUNG WO. Tap, with an abundant ssmeepEy of milk. None other need apply Mit 189 Duane st. McGovern, ANTED—A YOUNG (WOMAN, TO DO GENERAL housework in a small fumily; abe must be a good washer and ironer, recommen Inquire in 82d st., petwaee ‘$4 and 4th avenues, the middle one of three brick jonses. ANTED—A SMART, ACTIVE GIRL, AS CHAMBER. maid and to assist withthe washing and ironing. Good ey referonce required. Wages 87 a month. “Apply at 25 rove st. ‘HELP WANTED—MALES. NY MAN WHO CAN WRITE A PLIAN BUSINESS hand and has $100 to loan his employer, will receive a Fr week with a business house tn this city. Ap- ary of $10 Shy ae Broadway, room No.7. ply to-day at GOOD BALEBMAN, | WANTRD—IN A guarEtNG store. None but those acquainted with the bi heed apply-at 162 Fulton st. MORAL MAN 18 WANTED TO ASSIST AND SHARE ‘equal ip the daily recetpts of a new, light, genteel and iucrativeenterprige, now, ready. Call at’ 158 Duane st, up stairs, for parttoulars and conditions, fron 10 to 4 o'clock. SITUATION 18 OFFERED TO A-YOUNG MAN HAV. ing from $1,000 to $1,600 to invest, mgood aveurity,. for One year or more. A salary of $2) ver week will be given and a probability of a profitable connection in the business. None heed auswer unless ready for an immediate arrangement. Ad: dress Publisher, box 173 SSISTANT BOOKKEEPER WANTED—TO A GOMPR. tent are man, with good references, the advertiser will iunsfer his position; salary $700. A moderate bonus required Aoring the fifa year: Address, in own handweity ae & cents for advertiseme: t, Bookkeeper, box ottice. RUG CLERK WANTED—MUST BE WELL QUALI- fied to do the business of a first Class store. Apply at 734 6th ave., corner of at. 0 NEWSPAPER BUSINESS MEN.—WANTED, A PER- son every way qualified to act as business man’ of a datly newspaper. “He must be able to produce unquestionable teati me ‘ is of integrity, expacity and fidelity to the interests of his Joyers. None other need apply. Apply by letter, with fl f pardeatne to box 2,060 Post otlice. OY WANTED—15 YEARSOLD. NONE NEED APPLY vith ood recommendation to Conklin Smith, hatter, sing, ede: en- OY WANTED—FROM 16 TO 17 YEARS OF AGE, TO work around a bar and make himself generally useful. ‘Apply at the Kings County Hotel, corner of Bouth Ist ts. bury B% WA NTED—ON A GORDON PRESS, AT HILTON & , 12 Ann st. (XOACHMAN-WANTED. A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG Englishman, as couchmian; one, who throughly under- stands the care of horses and is a good driver. ion or ad- dress Owen, in the fruit store, $20 Grand st, ‘Wilismaburg, tor ree days. RY oops SALESMEN ‘WANTED—TWO FIRST RATE. salesmen for dreas: None but those used to city trade need apply to H. B. Clapp £00, oT and | 59: Catharine at AW.—ARTICLED CLERK.—AN ENGLISH ATTOR. ney, inan English colony, has # vacaney for an articled clerk. Premium ‘F100, ‘Sal ry for firai two years $400 per sete for temalaing. uirco years 8000 per year. Address ‘dion, 'Heraid office. HOTOGR APH ARTIST.—WANTED IMMEDIATELY, A lass operator to go South; one. accusto work ‘ned ‘ean itive satistuchoey reference: 00 ete beos oe pA ply, W Lig ‘specimens, at Fox’s photographic depot, 681 roadway, (PO TRAVELLING SALESMEN.-WANTED, TWO OR three thorough business men, who are about to boul to travel ta solicit orders for a manufacturing company. R. Mor- ton, Herald office. 10 10 SOUTHERN MERCHANTS.—A YOUNG MAN As To cern: clerk; or traveller to a Southern me gal tory feference, ia used fo travelling “Address » MJ., box Al- ROHANTS, HOTELS AND OTHE SUPPLIED GRATIS WIT! CLERKS, SALESMEN, PORTERS, BARKEEP: MERCHANTS CLERKS’ REGISTRY, 78 BROA "AY. Wit. J. REDPATH. ANTED—TWO YOUNG MAN, AS LETTER orb also, @ ty at the who us ness, Appl: Ricrebanta’’ Clerks eae Broadway. Testuations procured: no navance and,Clerks’ Gazette, Wit Jc REDPATIC” un Se rls o¢dry THOROUGHLY CON valu penne and ean influ. of entablished rein iperal poreouinge wil be alow Wie |—RESPECTADLE MEN SERKING SITUA. tions as clerks, bookkeepers, salesmen, ers bar keepers, &c.. should’ apply at the Merchants’ Clerks’ Re- office, 78 Broadway. No commission in advance. Re. ference to first clags houses. Applicants must enclose fecntarapa. tbe Merchanta’ ead Clerks Gazelio. third nua ber is now ready. ‘ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, IN AN ENGLISH q also, ‘a competent drug clerk, anda li nor Ply ‘Atthe Merchants’ Clerks’ Registry ftintions “procured; ‘no commission’ in ad: Merchants’ and Clerks’ eee (es number in WM. DPATH. salesman. App! 18 Broadway. vance. The now ready. e Wenrenss YOUNG MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS the tea trade in all tts branches, and who can give gost ‘address J. fy bo rence as to honesty and eapability. jerald office, in applicant's handwriting, -ANTED—A TRUSTWORTHY AND RESPECTABLE middle aged gentleman, to act a8 salesman and superin- tend the inside business of a card writing establiahment: the applicant must write a good hend and come well recom- mended. Permanent situation, but small salary to start. Ad- dress M. G., Herald office. ANTED—A STOUT BOY AS PORTER IN A WINE Wind iiquor store; must know his business and come well recommended. Apply to Wm. Hart, 74 James st "ANTED—AN_ EXPERIENCED CARPET SALESMAN, W “Apply to B. Beatty, No. 8 4th avenne, WW ANTRDOMEDIATELY, A SMART BOY; ONE can come well recoinmended for honesty.’ Apply at 23 8th avenue, between Jane and Troy sta FANOY ANTED—A_ SALESMAN, TO ATTEND A ig Foals, sore in thiscity. None need apply but those conversant with the business. Apply between 10 and Hod lock to John Higgins &60n, 94 Duane st., up stairs, ‘ANTED—A BOY FROM 12 TO 18 YEARS OLD; ea amen Apply in the tea, KTANTED—AN INTELLIGENT YOUNG MAN, AC- customed to writing, and who will make himself gene- rally useful, Apply at the American Museum, after 9 A.M WAMEE WANTED-A SINGLE MAN, WHO PER. fectly understands his business and can bring, good.cty reterences. Apply at 793 Broadway, between 7 Wanmns MAY MAN COMPETENT TO TAKE CHARGE manfsclory; one posseasing the necessary 4! one may call at Beekman st., up stairs. “WANTEDA YOUNG MAN, IN A RETAIL CLOTHING store, as bookkeeper and salesman; one willing My make himself generally useful may apply at 164 Greenwich st. THE TRADES. GERMAN WAD NTS A SITUATION AS STATION I EN- ae A oo References given, Apply for three days at Lil Division st. GARDENER, MARRIED, | AND WITH ONE child, wants agitation. The ‘advertiser has been 1 oughly brought up tothe bnsiness in Curope and six yeara 4 this conntry; bas thorough knowledge of green houses, grape: Soh itehe ha flower gardening. ddress Thomas, No. 15 john at. ARDENER WANTED—A SINGLE MAN, WHO UN. derstands his business, and is competent to take charge of a first rate place, garden, bot hovse and grapery, may ap- ply at iat Wal r Bt. ‘The place im nbout 16 nalles fram the city, (0 ENGRAVERS-A GOOD HAND WANTED TO ornament silver. Apply to Wim. J. Miller, 10 Maiden lane. 10 STLVERSMITHS —A GOOD PLATE WORKER wanted. Stendy employment given to a good hand. Re ference required. Apply to Wm. J. Miller, 10 ftaten lane, up L hag’ MERCHANT TAILORS.—A SITUATION WANTED, y an experienced cutter on custom work, ina first clas establt amet: ‘heat reference Douns & Stiner’s ibd tailors, 71 At ren. Apply for a few days at OWNERS OF MACHINE SHOPS—THE ADVER. TO user ts desirous of obtaining situation ex foreman or general superintendent ia a macl ine shop; has bad twenty ears’ experience in the business and for many ra the y cont of @ large machine shop in this clty. Dear mierences cau bo given. Address for owe Week Machinist Hernid NTE! ATION, BY A PRACTICAL GAR. aGeper, DA SEER on on t_R farally; bine no objee- tion to take’ "the charge of a farfh; and can be highly recom ein Se sot BOY. Address J. G., box 166 1d offi ‘wes eae FIRST RATE HARNESS MAKERS ANTED. icbers immediately, at Messra. Wood Brothers, downass abave need a abel etal Sovk wt ‘Brooklyn. Pyaar wane A FURST RATE WORK- man, AP, R, Falconer & Hro,’s, 169 Greenwich st, 0 FIRAT RATE JOURNEXMES WIG ‘and ha reuters. Apply at the bate drevsing #0 loon oft he inh Avenue Hotel. Writers Nag fe aera FIRST | RATE WORK edad in applying (oor ndareaslse With verprenge C. Ce Bioue, Woh avenne, EPR TEN ett FINANCIAL, T berry ta or 78 DIRECTORS OF THESBCOND Att cal pe i mon held this oad arta dividend of two yable om angered ‘lee of Meare W 1m and Jno. 0’ Brien, ant the 13th logan a SP HT RIS Booraary. Ocroper 5. 1369, ‘ UcUST BELMONT & CO. BANKRI WA A‘ Stored tor travelioeas ail par'got ihe world ih ton Mesars. Rothschild, of Ps fondo, Naples and Vienna, and thelr ‘correspon LOAN OF 91,80 WANTED ON GOOD SECURITY, for one year, ‘for which « bor bad, two, pes. Gens nus end Sut wil be paid. There will uot be a of rink in the nates ue ae dardware, box 17s Herald oie, 1/18, £1 AND UPWARDS, ON UNION BANK OF BY 4 ndon, and Ro Bank of Ire! for sale b: WELLS, rani 0 8 00. 82 Broadway: Now York and, Oniltoruin Ex pate ETS YOLLECTIONS, 1860. BRITISH WEST INDIES, CANA OM Tibughoat the United Bates nad On Ciba, with omy ean on yoare’ experience, entitles the “inder. dived ior fun ead sleods ‘bet begs eoneeial attoe: Wop to the RTS i Ro. 4 Broad street, one door from Wall, ‘OLDERS OF UNITED STATES 6 couron FIV EY PE cent bonds, redeemable in 1874, issued under act of June hte beeen ytd ee MAN & CO. eee “<- J. H. FRERICHS & CO., bs ota og PLACE, ranch house a iy Jersey & a » her B’DRArTS ON LON AT THREE pays SIGHT "AND AT SEXTY DA ' SIGHT. THERON 8. KNAPP HAS hee tay a THE AP- of cashier in the J.T. Van via poiatineat banking office hope AND TIME BILIS ON ALL THE SOUTHERN cities purchased by DUNCAN, SHERMAN & GULVER HYDROMETERS, WITH A GUARANTEE OF rectness to the law of New York and the standards at Wasblagton, and also of the quality of allver (United Siates coin.) JAMES ADAMS, 40 Hudson street, near Express Building. yam BRORMIRIOAL DA NKERS, Cy , @’ Antin, lea France. anaes SHATER, Py Pine street, room $50.0 000 ESTATE mouee = LOAN ON IMPROV ed real estate, in New York or Brooklyn. pply immediately to ROBKRT FERGUSON, TT Cedar street, LOAN OFFICES. 7 1 CHAMBERS STREET.—MONRY TO ADVA¥DE any amount on dlamends, watches, jeweler, 0709 the well known and old established ISA AC Ly Saree broker, 11 Chambers street. N. B.—No business Saturdays. Rapborictn A (ie TO bel AMOUNT ON WATOHRS or Ride mph for Cody _4 ness private, ‘and wate. fo oan ottiee si premises. iRSows rasa oe ‘nore, Wi'Bromdway. DVANCES TO ANY AMOUNT “ON DIAMONDS, watches and jewelry, or bought for cash at full value. Business trangucied confidentially and /Mberaliy, No low oflice signs about the pre L. JACOBS & CO., nablished 181 wi A’ NASSAU STREET.—A. HONIGMAN, diamond fo ‘and commission merchant, advances money on diamonds, watches, jewelry, &c., or buys them for the highest cash room Ros ‘at his private office, 65 Nassau street, Business houra’ A. M. to5 P.M. A’ t JACKSON'S MONEY TO ADVANCE ON WATCHES, eat ariceeis oterrd dneteigthns or tongee rand st by nal pr ev : so pe ee ie street, three doora west of Broadway. = 170-ADVANCES oN DIAMONDS, PLA PLATE, WATCH. A es, Jewelry; paintings, pianos, der ny goods, &c., or will buy ahesanie, nt hia! private’ otioe” J TH. BARRINGER, 17) Broadwa Fiap sire,” Diamonds.—The highest price paid for diamonds or set. T THOMPSON, & BROKERS AND COMMISSION merchants, 102 Nassan street, corper of Ann, room No. 2, second floor, advance money from $1 to $50,000 on watches, we a and all Kinds. of bear aN negotiated. bougl alee 2 A. R. THOMPSON, Auotionser, ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS, WA’ kinds of sew: elry, silver ware, £c., or bought for cash, at tl ilshed oftise, 459 Broad’ fe Howard ‘treet. Charges moderate. ‘Busines co CHARLES WOOD, Broker. ‘ONEY TO LEND—AT MODERATE RATES, ON diamonds. waiches, Jewelry, silverware and personal roperty of ail —e Goods may be redeemed any Time ‘within one. year. BARNARD, 21 Third avenue. Private office entrance More. LOANED ON DIAMONDS, GOLD AND SIL- musics! instrument ae, [iver aiches, jewelry, all kinds of iaxtroe an ntiemen’s wearing yparel, reds aa Se ee ttene Ot neraneal Wropetiy, by CO. COHEN, licensed pawnbroker, corner of Broome and Columbia streets, LOST AND FOUND. (0G LOST.—LOST, A SMALL WHITE POODLE DOG, D)Sruntiue eves: ‘$8 reward will be given for his return to No. 30 Kast Nineteenth street. FOUND—ON (CENTRAL PARK, ON SATURDAY, A F Title binek and tan dog. The owner will please inquire a 65 th avenue, and pay expenses. O8T—ON werent EVENING, OCT. 9, ‘5 ‘AN EIGHTH EAE aveneaeee wn Hudson. street to Vesey, pees a ing o Brooklyn, « gold bracelét, 3 ‘sed neg py eae uttons bi together. A liberal Tregera will be pals for fs return’ to wich street. ETWEEN GRACE CHURCH, BROOKLYN is ‘and 28 Livingston street, a plain gold bracelet. Be fin a elt Sy leaving it at 28 Living: “O8T—LAST SUNDAY MORNING, ON SIXTH Eek af ‘@ gold watch and chain; the watch isa oor Ume keeper apd vs aad only, by the owner asa relic. A liberal reward Fall be obtained by returning it to 46.and 48 Barclay atreet. No ques- tops asked. TOStgh PADES BLACK SILK BASQUE, IN, GOING from the corner of Twenty-fifth mone and Third avenue, iene, Fourth avenue aud Bi way to Canal street, on wening last. The finder will confer a favor by Mending se io 110 East Twenty Afth street. O8T—IN GOING TO THE ARTISAN’S BANK, SEVEN ie ee eee in! hoe. es oe of Kensington, Philadelphia. rewarded by returning the same to J. 3. RORTON, uv RF Trinity Building, Itt Brondway. OsT—A FIREMAN'S BADGE, WHILE GOING TO A fire in the Second district, on Sunday evening, Oct. 2. Whoever finds tt will please leave tt at the bonse of Rogie Company No. 1, or at the Vamp abs 108 West Thirty seventh strech and oblige ‘William J. Rogers. OST-ON FRIDAY EVENING, IN OR NEAR WOOS. ter street, @ fold bracelet, topaz stone set with turquois. ‘hes finder will be I berally rewarded by leaving the same with 'L, Norden, at A. H. Nicolay’s, 52 lam street. ETHOPOLITAN POLICE.—THAT SILVER WATOH JM] Golen on oF abont Soptember 25 wants.an owner: a0 iso do one hundred watches, lockets, bracelets and rings, dnc a Jot of men’s clothing, new and old. Callat 413 Broome street, office of the Property Clerk. ALLET LOST—CONTAINING THREE RINGS, IN ‘a Wail street ompibus, by a young lady, in yolng from John street to Wall atreet ferry. on Monday, Oct 10. A reward ‘of $1 will be paid on leaving them ut N. Lane &jUo,’s, stationers 69 Wall street. _REWARDS. | Hi , REWARD —LEPT. IN A FIFTH AVENUE STAGE, $3 ie night jast, a black mn Iase, with case ot i leather coveringand mark of Go, The abave rd will be paid to the ter bs leavin, zitat the ofllee of Re"Douts Hotel” Rleventh street and Broadway. REWARD.—LOST, ON wor ete EVENING, FROM * 18 Kast Dh fps feta street, a black and tan terrier slut; wore a red enamelled collar; answers to the name of . SS reward will Depald to any One who will return her to the above address. $1 the Huse of Refuge duck. on Thurrday lan righ Little Muri Gate into t ua ere long, Leek lead col Vain Th are re pes eol,, any oue returning & if aera 2 OY PM. BISHOP, 177 Tenth avent REWARD.—THE EXPRESS MAN THAT WE. ceived a black Jeather pereine ‘bag on the corner of 10 firoet and Union square, September 2, will ple}ee Seliver the same to 8: Vredenburg, 290 Ninth aventie, $5! REWARD.—BOAT LOST, BROKE LOOSE ware REWARD.—LOST, ON BOARD OF TUR STEAM. boat Lis Kenai) on. Hing to 12 o’elock “2 from this city to Bits jersey, 2 the 13th of ah ber last, © geld hunting lever, watch and gold chats, o bins & €o,, Live the face: Neymour, Bost & Go on a cnse, half aecondi. NO. 97,314. The ward will be and no ‘akod by leaving’ te walsh nud chain ilk jeusre Vioys, Badger & ntton, jeellers, corner of Peat] and Felon streets, New York. THE MILITARY. e eeeescwaar iS vivir SOOO ( Ohat2 UARD.—A MEETING OF THE whige A pamed company will be held at Wannemacher's drill rocm, 223 Third street, between ern eR ree eal this (Tues- day) ‘evening. at 73 ‘0’ quested. Ry order, 8. T. ALLEN, Secretary. USKETS TO HIRE.—MUSKETS, BELTS, SWORDS Pun 1 attendance is re- 8 Le ROBINSON, Captain. fae, equipmnenta, 6. to let for target companies, pa dri ‘out of the cit Seats CORTE STANCE. ee eA arn RAILROADS. EW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD. MER ARRANGEMENT. On and after Weel A, 1889,, trains will leave ‘Twenty sixth atroet station, New work 8s fello For Williamsbrid; 46 end | oe SU and 8:30 P.M. For Wile Pains-1230 and 5 P.M, and Gb tM trout White and Centre streets. ‘or Doser Plat rth 83) A.M mat train. NG WILL LEAVE onset hs Ms ane 40 Ani nb a Mh and so, 9. , M J. CAMPBELL, Superintendent, ibetnaalita orden eins a Oe eaaenemmnett HAMPTO! Cosy nerd eacene by ay de tel IU Tieatayy Selober IT, in conwequence of a disssizo fire, which has d Shas acdc ‘he faery house And adjacent bane ao at Bisien laland.” The CLowing celebrated caremen wi i nocon qd Senbtin Ward Face: | Morar. Andrew Fay, Thos. Daw, Jot Joun Camenets, Secretary. P. d, OOWNRY, Presifent.. OR SALB—A LARGE BLACK GENDIVE NEWFOUND. Pi nnd dag isle, mouth of ai, cage ws Wine pope gs. Apply t31 Bayard street. ' we A VERY HANDSOME SLOOP YACHT, OF 24 TONS, Jarse cabin, loxuriously furnished, and in'every way oom: plete, very” stauinen m. of exchanged for, my “chandise, a inet sailer, will ee chen Oy of On desired. wil be wlutered free « menen le Oral anc dick.” entnte, rr es—ises—‘“‘“—<Ct SALES. ar “AUCTION TUTTLE, AUC’ = N_OF A. 0. TUTTLE, AUCTIONEER, TEE SALW OF 1 36 o'clook, at 1 Nas st ret, consisting oe a ee food chamber furuiture en suite; Bue bae none yood planta peat keya; “wo and pler glasses, caxptia, miakogor Fe iy Prench olage bedsteads, chamber sults dintag roo furniture, bat aad; re worthy the ‘tention of hotel heepers, bounek: ‘and the trade, hi, shee be peremptorily wold. Ciniogues ready morning of sale. UCTION NOTICE.—J. BOGART, fBegher tht ie >». & J BOGART. Paik st tie, suction “ream 80-1 sad serve! aesortment o r, per apie only ped Dedrvom and a in Ae NOTICK,—BURNHAMWS FURNITURR EX pine aus Lurmiture packing eatabiahment, dice No. Ls venih street, between Filth and Sixth avennes.—Kic sn {uroltore Of every deseripton ripon boxed aavt ahiyped v Ht pasts of tbe world; pi alntlags, statuary chine aod glass ware ied aad moved ove wrth the utinost care ange four hares moval of furniture to the country; epring at he flee a a ho hours of the day. AUCTION TRADE SALE OF CHINA. GILASB AND cardeoware.—BENRY G. EVANS will sell on Tues- way, October 11, at 10 o'clock, at 85 Maiden lane, in lots 4 alors, «complete assortment of Freuch eb trapite sud. coumon ware. plated. ware, eo. his sock tb roy the attention of dealers, Sale positive and without re- kdtchen turahure, 3 Ader NOTICE METROPOLITAN | EXPRESS.— Persons about removing to the country or in the city wil find tt to Uhelr advantage i fal on GOULd MITH’S express, No. 140 Variek street. Four horse wagons for removing furnt ture to nd from the country; carta at all mes. | Letters by Pott Promplly atlended to, Furniture packed and shin deat is (uembungutesie = oor AUCTION NOTICE—I. BOGART, AUCTIONRER.—BY 8. & J. BOGART, Tuesday, October 11, at 103g o'clock, At No, 206 Went Thirty-fifth street, genteel! housebold M ficaltare consisting in part of splendid rosewood parlor sult in satis brogade, rosewood marble wp cevtre ra anon mirrors, gas chan- deliers, window shades, etegeres. rosewood ty; rugela carpets, allah rosewood hat stand end engravings, mant ornaments. Chamber—Mahogan; french bedstents, bair mattresses, feaiber boda, vediing, maar ble top woshstands, cottage suits, dressing bureans, iron bed steads. ingrain carpets. ning room—Extension dining table crockery and glassware, chairs, kitchen furniture, &c. All will be bold without reserve, as the family are going south. pattie NOTICE.—EARTHENWARE, GLASS AND i oe eh October 11, at’ 10 o'clock, at 231 Pear! street. by J . STLETT, auctioneer. Large cata, ne sale of white g a ‘aud commion ware, in lolsfor re- iY ‘Cash buyers will do well to attend, UCTION NOTICE —1_ BOGART, AUCTIONERR.—ay & J. BOGART. Wednesday, det ber 12, at 12 o'clock, atthe auction rome, No North Willits treet, New York, seslgnee's sale Red chicory on Lang Is'and. us fllo Ten acres in Fast ‘Oflice open froin 6 widow Siniih, also all the right, ile and, oto which he ad on the 24th da of September, 1809, of and into the brick chicory roust house and framed Bushwick avenue, opposite Fowers street, Bro ma District, F. 8, STALLKNECHT, Assignee, 169 AU GION NOTICE. nideent household furniture at public auction, Rnsoweod pac etegeres, bookcase, cenire tables Seven octave. wheres of) paintings, statuery, vans, pier and mantel mirrors, and Brussels carpets. ture ep suite, oak oy 8 Sel near Bixth avenue. Sale to commence at precise! 104 o'clock ‘The auctioneer would call particular attention of eS friends and the public to this sale. the catalogue embracing the largest and ricbest assortment of bousehold furnitare offer ed at auction this season. The furniture was ali made to order for the present owner, and is of the best description. Cata- fonves at se house on morning of sale. DRAWING ROOMS. Solid carved rosewood suits, covered in three colored brocs telle, consisting of two tete-a-tete sofas, two arm, two recep! weir and eight oval, back chairs; two center tables to match. the bay ‘urkish easy chairs, sofas and side tables, lady's work He, inlaid with pearl; secretary and bookesse, lined with tntinivood; rosewood etegeres, mirror doors and back, statuar ; French plate ‘pier and mantel mirrors, rich gilt ee light bronze and ermolu chandeliers, embroidered lace curtains, French shade, ad Parrian marble atatu ettes, pisive s ‘and china vases and figures; artistic bronzes, re [eee ‘ the Crusaders, Painting and Music, Seasons, Poetry, -andora, Shakespere. Milton, Rembrant, Rubens, ani Sevrer and Dresden china vases; oll paintings. by eminent artista, the Be Family, a copy from The o inal in the Louvre at Paris, Heres: to mach pat Birth a ell, by Richet; and Commer, ty Mtgliws tatwat offered ckcroniopa’and camo iniat! with, mapteer bo pects this season, pearl, and solid pear! "keys, made by city maker and fully guaranteed, ‘and French cloth cover; music rack, books, music, Hall rosewood hat stand, chairs, oilcloth stair carpet rods, Ghampes osewood bedsteads, richly carved bureaus sa4 Tanto wartvoben, akeving send, aimour 8 Sreastog t ‘ablon, balt and ncraw mattresses. fealber beds, ortibed checka. “A Con be io at. moon pack, ship orcart Sompetent page house.to let; uaa Sree’ T - AUCTION—BY a 2. am AUCTIONBER, Office No 5 Great street, Hone House Bul Niding. OURmOLD PORMITURE Re at PUBLIC aUCTIO! bony and solid Penh pL bate of (rink room furniture, 1, commencing at 1 ike elogant ar Drewn stone" tet ethos ioe ‘ent Bieveath wgoora from Fifth avenue. Descripive catalogues oes GES hos rea oo “y, ine pp Contain two pai aoe ree rosewood sults of furniture, each suit con pote large size medallion, sofa, arm chait Gotnte antique chairs and four oval back parlor chairs, cove: with satin damask bicet expensive kind: Tose wood recian i tor irror doo! nga CHAMBERS, peseahaens Carved ronewood bedsteada, spring and hair tee geregret geen onemaeae aan mi re get en NA av fend amour iY EAC, cinch cout ena 6 Chairs, Fonewood table. chales, mien eee age and black aioe pares, Washatande stan rocking chars. Gk sla, Solstends, bedding, &¢,stneraln en:tow ori, table, lounge, ac Oak extension di nin room table, Herts! paten pamee balers tay and 4 Bleces decorated hing tm et, 44 plees: Blase. decanters, Gnd cellery stands; alts, preserves. {vo silver pin siver dinner a Kalvos and forks, cofee rp, cake ‘bas arpa rte ‘Ep.; sleo, b dealrable assortment of ftsign of the sale, cash, ah. in bankable money or ogr ied erie house. Sale poslive, rain ot anives The how ane coranna nung, pems nena a teu ee ees ies cane. WN RB. Strangers would do well to attend the above impor- » ery article. will be peremptorily sold. Cony popocteetan be in attendance to pack and ship the UCTION NOTICE. Kiegant custom made rosewood and 7 house hold iture, excellent rosewood pianoforte, thrae magi cent suite of solid rosewood parlor furniture, covered Io ia the most expensive and desirable patiemna of French cng coatly ol i ag ler and mantel French plate mirrors, e Fich velvet enrpets, large and extensive veciey: allver ware, heavy cut glass ware, of the most ost expen ae elegant china ware, tea and dinner ormotn ‘clocks. &e. ‘The partower hoveeKeepers, potel keepers and the aciewar atone redlts tolhe lnrge asd extensive calalogue sale of the above rich and contly hosehold furniture, Cm dere &e .to be sold at pune auction, tothe highest bidder, for eaah, at the e elegant residenpe No. 218 Fourteenth west of Pecaat at 1036 A. whol ively 60) af Moeuck rads’ by Bo clock, Wiese whe reemoes arlare-— — ards of superior velvet carpet, three magni cent solid rosewe vered tn maroon, blue and gold, ud crimson and gold ‘atio of the most expensive descr! tons; Gothic and Turkish easy chairs, in moquet and s: brocade; ladies’ solid rosewood reception and arm chal covered in gold, blue, crimson and maroon satin; expensive rsewood secreiary, booker, lined write ae, bd satinwood; three solid rosewood centre tables. rich statu ny marble tops: expensively carved rosewood f pier, sofa and side tables, w ith marble tops; three custly rosewood etegeres, with marble tops, plate ginas doors, £c., imported expressly for the ow! Bronze and ormeld closks, elegant chins vases, with the most chaste and expensive landscapes, painted to order in France; magnificent fre: late plier ginss, with. rich end bakes gol: featnes, mantel mirror to match: heavy embroidered lace window cur- tains and cornices; large aud onion variety of oil paintings, by naivie artiste, snc. ae i be iptaral pieces, ‘superior French Itbograpia, eae pieces, Ac., the whole forming a very pleasing collectia Rerior rosewood ptanoforte, fall seven cetaves, elegant case, Bnished ai) round, iniaid plate, and cicbly eet with keys of resi earl; cont $60, being & valuable instrument, worthy of atten jon; rosewood plano stool, covered tn eatin, with an elegant and cestly embroidered cover. Dining room —Rich velvet tapestry carpet, in good order; solid oak extension table, all polished in the best manner; mar- ble ton faney tables, mirrors, sofa beds. chairs io balrcloth, togeiber with all ine ruby and ervatal ent gisssware, win champagnes, tamblers, goblets and decanters to uaich; ri china tea anddinner seis, costly silver ware, tea and dinner service, 24 inch sulvers cake baskets, casters, cotter ut arog. spoons, forks, iquor stand, superior table cule tea yy mar Ne pil Chambers —-Costly sold rosewood and mahogany bedstods, stalunry marble top’ burcaus, Washstands to match; pure hae? mattresses, from 49 t0 60 pounds, made to order, aud in exces. Tort condition; narain carpets, bedroom mirrors, et tables, towel racks, tollet sets of cloths, stalr earn mahogany cu cushioned chairs, rockers, sofas, hall stands, tea atid tables, together with a large aod desirable assortment ot finient utensils, Ac. Ae., with which ihesale will comme The ane of the above furniture will positively take pce w out cegnra to went je person will be th atic irebasers, N.if’—Purties who are i soageh of nie ality a Gach furnitnre are specially {nvited to 18 Nek a. W. PORTSR, Auctioneer, A rigs N NOR TOR, Bios, RELL, AUOTTONRER, A PSON Wednesday. at 1034 o'eloak. In the EM No. 18 Eset Tiroatwa will be sold a lot of weod second hand turritere, all the jewelry, an eg clothing, Jaacy artiglts remaining in the store, 40 close old wccounts, i Acris NOTICE. — BROWNE & NICHOLS, Av Kioneerg0F35 Nuawan street, wilt sell this day on an cds 1. db orclbek M./ vie private stamle No 11 etreet, re Fifth avenue Ao. Aine pale bro wn ho naan hy Ret ne reo soon nut rind i and, fast travel a prom} drivere=been used by owner three years. A splendid bay mare 15% ‘Rando eh soul act kinds besutital antmels clears turge- oop roCKAWAY fenge, te-by Bearing, wir fox genta, will accom no eight to Seid very Nitle “cased: aud In good 0 a carrhnge, Inilt by Lownnvee, ie cost onder but dit ed; Also, seated coupe rockawas carr tater wha) and In-good onler; also, a two we buftt, nearly new and in first rateorder To peter wiiidoub'e hirness. nearly new, built by Trainor; alacy hmtters, blankets, whips &e. The wl rising # gent man’s eatablishment, who, bare Giopewcd Of tia cotnne sent, has 20 farther vee for ther aud sells withont reserve, ib SALES AT AUCTION. _ LBERT M. GRIFFIN, AUCTIONEKR, MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITUNE. ‘ose wood drawing room furnt ure eb suit, chamber an’ dint room furniture, made to order by Hutchings, Vridu & Bt;arron; mirrors, bronze and ormolu chan ellen’. Vol tgs, seven octave pianoforte, sawa'y 4 ORIFFIN respestfaft informs hie friends an i rea) ou Phurwiny, Oot. iS at sg oe reat ae are a on i C fe,, contained in the private dwelling as Wats near Fifth avenue. wate ba QINING Room. elvet walnut extension dining table, d buster, ohare red in reps, dight bronze and dormoln chan estrian statue of Richard 1 ‘antique bronze viscera matuealaeom ener ruby pipeh bowl, set of alas engrave { ‘green, Ainber and ruby glass char wedg+ wood butter dit Cub and gold ator stand id band din sr set, carratfa, goblets, ba solid sliver eanee ks tasket, spoons, Ivory ban andie Bhemeld table culory’ nies nap kin rings, decarated Taina ten got Drawing room wo superb French plale mantel mirrors, do mirrors, rose. wood table, ore, do, secretary CAMNe, blegant carved store coveredin ueand ible, quartette do. ermata clock, velvet Tone wood 7 cetave pianoforte, four round corners, embroidered cloth cover, rosewood sook, brow? and lc reeeptlon chairs, statuary marble top centre obits card superb Dresden vases. Oil sinilige seen on rit Lake, Minnesota; Indian Hunting cont gee signed B. Boese; Market Scene in Amsterdam, l; Winter ins, abades, Scene on the Banube, by Lannier; lace zpaiedrodn stand, do. ball chairs, velvet stair carpet, ail- mbers.—Brussels carpets, rosewood bedstead, bureau, table de nol, armors . thaving stand, china toilet set, sofa, rocker, arm chair, covered in inoquet; hair mattresses, spring do., Blank cts, bolsters and pillows, bed linen, Turkish towels, wardrobes, ince curtains, &c.; mahogany, black walnut and enamelled turniture en suite. , writing desk, arm chair, couch, mirror, ottale’ il commence with a desirable assortment of kitcheu furviture. Terms of sale, cash, in bankable money, The goods to be removed tr in forty: eight bours after the aale. 8. RICHARDS, AUCTIONEER. Py teter SALE OF about 600 cases of boots, shoes and brogans at anction.. By. ferGtn ies & eWHITING, on Wednesday, Vet. 12, at 108% o*elock, at the store 44.0 Portiendt street, comprishag alarge aa- sortmentof some of we have offered this season, City and country dealerw are invited vited to be present. Deca NOTICR. uetioneer, HANDSOME | pnd sopcaial EZRA LUDLOW. ver. Nace, Blooms all the fort ‘niture con! 1a said house. ie it ready at the office of the auctioneer UCTION SALE.—HOUSEHOLD — FURNITURE.— Large sale of magnificent rosewood furniture, rich and contly parlor (urnitare en suite, splendid rosewood planoforte, fin! ‘ail round; superb mantel and pier mirrors, brocatel and lace curtains, valuable artiste bronzes, mantel groups, tings, library, wines, &c., all of which were made to order by Roth'& Dixon Brothers. for the present owner. Full de scriptive catalogues at the house, by which purchasers can ex- amne the furniture, ‘The undersigned will sell at public auction, this day, at 1034 groleck precisely, the entire, magn fleent furniture and beaut fuil.works of art comained fu the superb private residence 153 Weat Twenty-first street, near Rigbth avenue, all of which will be sold without reserve, comprising a very large and elegant collection of everything ndapted to # costly and fashionable re- sidence. No postponement. Parlor furniture consists of three elegant full suite solid rosewood parlor (rotpor in jail ia pare oener one of which is covered in crimson watt fe, elegantly carved; one fall anit, carved ip clusters Of eepes aud fruit, covered in medal ion moquet; one suit solid rosewood. covered in crimson and gold salin brocade, with .alip covers: splendid rosewood four round cornered rie, purchased two months, ago, with ep eae ae wn izabethan etegeres, with statuary d French mirror fronts; elegant rosewood se lined with satinwood; solid rosewood centre and sofa tables, with marble tops; rosewood French es cretoire, lined with satinwood, with mirror doors; rich Tu lounges, covered in medallion tapestry; Turkish arm chairs to match; solid rosewood reception chairs, io silk brocade and ta pestry; two elegant Florentine mantel . with rich orna- mented frames, two large French pler F lances, with gilt mar- ble top consoles and rich gilt cornices: brocade and curtains; corner etegeres, mirror backs; velvet and tapestry carpets; marble top music cabinet; consoles, in buhl work. rich Sevres aud Dresden ching mantel vases; a and marble groups and figures, among which are Peace and Right and Day, Painting and Musto, Muremburg, Colum 1, Milton, Sbakespere, the jews of Flowers, the Norman Conqueror. the seasons, &c._ Also a number of valuable paint- ‘oes, among which are the Descent from the Crosa, Swiss and American landscapes, elegant frutt pleces, ac., witha beautifw collection of parlor ornuments, in lava and otruscan; and ormolu Dinkog room, hursery and chamber furniture. Sel cared ronewood bedatenda, wi hair miatrenacg. wall : lta ove Y fit; te marble top reget French plate ovel and square mirrors, tapestry carpets, 20 bordered and hades, bronze clocks, vases, French fare tee a roto eer auperd wits, ea, writing desks, cher glasses, wi Barf iop dren bureaus sero inte raeeees ONE table, opens 16 feet: solid ‘oak chairs, covered. {a ren repe: Frevch and Dobeuusn chon, dinner sod ton sot, fuby and crystal cut elas, sliver ware, urns, casters, spoonn, Bea! maiver, ¢legant Parian riainng tothe culinary department: Pieloth, mate earpets hal sand; dc Abo, handsome dnator paitibnesee-at tanmaeare pat. ent chairs. N. aParchasers will find com Pek and ship the good iidesied. Seventhana wlages pase Dear UCTION BORON DRY, A: STEREOSCOPES, STERENRTOPIC Views, PASSE PAR- WM sell on T: calararect oppose fered on 2h per latest, tester, for the tie scenes statuary, landscapes, Beotch views, vipa corvetiog, 20g WELT, BROSHELS, AND IX. carpeting, =A. M. TARR. cuelondte, Not Bowery. will neil hia day. tits ino 10 ce noes nino Selvet, Axminster and Brusses tapestry, ing, me- dallion and other :. English velvet and Brussels rugs: arge lot of olic! of various @ large jot ot et matting. UCTION NOTICE. C.EDRY, Auctioneer. GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES JEWELRY, ac. A LUDLOW, Will sell, on Wednesday, Oct. 12, at It (lock, at 8 Cedar street, an invoice of gold aud sliver watebes, jeweiry, &c. trade are invited, for 1s by order of the assignee, nad anion sare uaranteed according to representa- H. LUDLOW, AUCTIONEER. » Valuable first class house on Kighteenth street at auction, 5. H. LUDLOW & CO, ‘Will sell at public auction, on Tuesday, Oct. 11, 1859, at 15 o'clock, atthe Merchanta! Fach = lonTeeNtH Stkeet.—The valuable three gnionth escort feet by 6) ic brown stone front bonse and tot No. 189 Kast 6 sonth house is three rooms deep, complete order, and contains all the moder pro Lot 23:6x92 feet.’ Terms very easy. Maps and full particulars at the auctioneer’s office, No. 14 Pine street. DWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER. PRIVATE 00 LECTION ABOUT SIXTY VERY VALU ABLE AND CHOICE on. PAINTINGS & F. H. SCHE, Will sell at auction, on, Wednesday, October 12, af 11 A. eir ealesroom, No. 33 Nassau street, a beautifal PRINA collection of olf paintings, emong which Is the celeb Sidwell ‘Kaown™ picture of “THR RAVEN,” by’ WHER: NERT, peng) Radgar A. Poe's tee was engraved inthe’ London. News, Jane 19, 1882; also: costly” arigt- nals by Rembrandt, Rubens, Wouvermans, Cuyp, Teniers, Laireste, Vandevelder, Berghein, Both, Albano, &c.; also, & few fine modern English ah pictures | by ‘monds, Prook, Callot, and Wyatt, of 3 Flemish Lint ong which is an original LER, very fine a: original Vann POOTEN others. These niotiren lien wi iesael ay the attent Selsseurs and others in search of @ pletures. ani the public may rest aeaured that every picture will be ely sold, asthe owner is leaving for maleic They will ve on ex thibiiion on Tuesday, 11h Inst, with DWARD SC HENOK, AUCTIONEER. 2 CARRIAGES, wagons, &c.—By E. &F. H SCHENCK, this day, atone Plgonal tralerlnetiaee Alstaee tates teeta ret, city made; one city made light shifting top wagon; also, double and single harness. To be sold without reserve. DWARD SCHENCK AUCTIONEER.—FAST MARE — ch ei H. SCHENCK, chrome! pola erasers — street, a it Fears old; warranted perfectly Ptlod and gentle m high clght Single barness; a fine and very fast driver; several ‘well contested matches: was formerly owned by Mr. Paff, pro prietor of the Emvt-e Course, Troy. “Cost the present owner a yeurs since $1,1 100 ADWARD SOTENCK, AUCTIONEER.—SHETLAND By H. SCHENCK, this day at one o'clock, th eclcestean 98 Nassan eieots a bay Shetland pony of fine ind action, fonr vears. old; warranted perfectly sound, ie ote gentle in every way, and very fs ‘only for want of AWARD SCHENCK. AUCTIONEER. LARGE SALE OF WINES, LIQUORS, Ree me: Heing the entire stock of Lawrence By & FH. SCHENCK, on Thursday, 18th last. in tatuire Advertisements. \XEOUTOR'S SALE OF READY MADE CLOTAING ‘and piece goods.—A ALAR, Auotion Bowers, will sell on Wednesday, Tanase a 10¥4 o'clock. tueval awnriment of fasblouab.¢ clothing, consisting of Tose, sack, pilot, petersham avd cloth business frock and over coats: carsimere, doeskin and sativet pants; siIk satin and cloth veata, shirts, dravers, cravate, collars, 8, bt mmereh, velvet ‘satinn, silk, saliuet vealings, Ao. By onder of %. B. ERNSTBIN, executor. ENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONRER-SALESROOM 28 Nassau sheet. Guins, fowllng pleces, &e, HENRY H LEEDS & CO, will sel! at anction on ey Ot Oct. Bi at a 16 o'clock, at the salesroom 23 Nassau street, a find wang of which ere of cee iar = and many of which are ‘can be examined a day before the sale, as 8 ENRY an LEEDS Png gers —SALESROOM 23 nesatt atreet orwes, carriages, 3 HENRY HB. LERDS & CO. will seltatauetion, on. eontay Gee 11 atl 2o’clock, in frontof store 23 Nassau tablisbment of Madam omen B ve sold wi consequence of ber departure consisting of tr gant pair of black horses about 143g re nate high, 6 nd Tears old, well matched, and warranted sound and kind in ail har- nese, BLO Very sazliah arise drivers, can trot — 4 minutes to Pad an aReant Retnel athe eee Eee 180, an elegant French two seat cai it and a ier tultt to order and pertect nay pen wey gute double sliver plated mounted Barnees. our Bs, together with tbe Blanket a forse and harness, suitable for a pl The prec ean to required in 3:10. They will be sold ERNE, AUCTIONEER—SALESROOM 23 HENRY H, LEEDS & CO. will sell at ‘suction, ‘on Wetueadags ‘Oct. 12, at 12 o'clock, in. front of store, 2% Nassauvatreet, a horse, nd harness, suitrble fora physi- aaniaion torncean won eab. if routed they will be sold separately. ice RNR RBALESROOM, NO, ah et tee eerste Rasy Met aR alt aad as te Gebiber Band 18 ‘at Wy emus each day, atthe eee heer ely andl UY ‘oF Malian marble goods, mt f a Pact Fi Finch & con ing ‘ti i rcauifal Defore geet i tie cours. compris and C leopaira, éc.. vases and urns, eine peels, anc cord rel “phited hen ubove goods will nb he y be reaty for exhibition one day before ih gale, ealaod soda, sal ie, mRCNRFOR. ¥ a cms poral Panay school, iter and ih eee tae png dh A nd igh cate Pagnes.' Also, ‘a large lon genuine German se fais, viral ons, at ching lst saat tatform goatee, This sale we sale well worthy the aitention of ity and country greceem. OHN 8 BETTS, AUCTIONEER — OTIOR— (Tuesday), Oct. ses OutAnD, Ser ty okt Teas ween avenues A’and 'B, borsas, do. borsea, one Sear ue asec tela ton! GAGE, RAL, OF HOUSEHOLD ¥ cores cloth, Ac--JOUN TL. BURLEY, santos, wil) gell tals day, nt 2 o'clock, at 467 Canal street, near Hud? ton, buresus, y and other Dedateadn, ie m Mesnyencctnenceness extension and other —_ x ateds) enamelled cbaraber sult, pictures, bait and F aloven, "lle pi aida ane linen, feather beds, guns, ke.” By order of ‘Saune BE ER, attorney for mortgagee. recta ns a a tt al DOUGHTY, AUCTIONNAR. Sy SALE OF household furniture, this ore ‘clock, ut sales rose’ room, 79 suite ane Seite eee org endo and plaia bureaus, eo sien and a Waleut and rogewond pi oo = Mg a me large paki, ‘fGirst class ture. ae HARI CY, a Attorney for mortgagee. AWNBROKER'S SALE.—JOUN Mi Witt. mensing et 1 o'clock precy, 10 I a ond m oc , sliver watchea, cuuing, oa, bE ware, &o., c-, well ord Cra generally.” By order of 3. LIVY & Co,, 610 Hudson sk AWNRRORER'S SALE—W. N u WILL SRId ‘this day, at 195 Bowery, up stairs, ht Wu, Smt ERPS commencing at 1034 A. oa 4 order of we A WNBROKER’S SALE.—THIS DAY, AT 10 O'CLOOK, a MORTIMER will sell, at No. 4 le men's and women’s wearing /apparé ‘apparel’ blanket, uly wal welry, and’a great variety of other ai - der a 4 H. BARNARD, 21 Third avenve )UBLIC ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.—W. H. RADFORD, auctioneer, will seli on a October 17, at 11 0% on the premises, 116 Joim street, the entire stock of che: ‘apparatus, chemicals, and pure reagents, books, wa SafS, Sonleny mineral cabinets, &e.. belonging to the late Joba, 1. Fyfe. By order of THOMAS ¢. GrighDs, ICHARD+ KINGSLAND, AUCTIONEER. RICHARDS KINGSLAND & CO, ‘Tuesday, at 10 o'clock, oe At thelr salearoom, 138 Bredgey, onsisting ol le and ¥- ie cot shoe eoivee, bu buteber knives, locks otiery. pos wwer shuttle bolts, scales, files, planter's | ote, coffee mills, owt ine, ke. an invoice of Sheffield sample cards pocket and bowle FANCY GOODS knives, mprising white and mixed wool drawers and shirts, len and cotton bose, and an assortment of stock goods, shawis, guamirrs SALE —CHAMBERS & poe avo. iM East nny all the day, ek, Tua te and interest ‘of Charles MeLanghitn, which we had om the September, 1889, or at an: tan thereafer, bx 9th day to the brig No, her lackle, apparel Onn “KELLY, Sherif. WiHam apnorr, AUCTIONFER. —SHERIFP'S Ps SALE f barroom and Fentaurant furniture, on Tuesday, this day, at 10% o'clock, at Mr. I poly Sed of Witloughby and Pearl sucetss Brooklyn. consisting of tage nificent counters, barroom chairs, and cane seat French plate mirrors, marble top iablea, splendid large sere with conper ketde, fancy botles, oll paintings, large en range, crockery, de. Also. one horse, ‘ak GEORG: REMSEN, She Shortie LIAMSBURG AUCTION NOTICE.—S. D. BURRAS, Auctioneer. will sell on Wednesday, Oct. 12 at 10%4 0'cloake the bans br gpeesd of bpoveeny No. 201 South Third street, consisting of m: y tables, bureaus, sofas, chaira, rockers, bedstcads, Tenther bed, mattresses, Brussels and im- grain carpets, oilcloth, crockery, glassware, Slocks, Kitchen furuiture, and viber articles too numerons mention. Sale positive. __ TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION. ) SPLENDI DLY 1 FURNISHED “PARLOR, WITH BED- room. atta to let, to one or two single gentlemen, ‘also a single en, in dna priate house, w with all the modern ina ements. 96 Prince street, a few doors weet ot roadway. gurney, CocrenEae A LARGER HOUSE requires, will let the second or third story toe ee ee The Simonse, is four ste- ie Ss Rent for ee- story, thea sory, ‘Address irr Suton E Post ofice, Soe «las 4 Ars PRIVATE FANT: ¥, OCCUPYING A MODERN HOUSE fourth street, between Lexingtoa ant Fenassiete te ‘smaall fara Seeailanes ry ‘his wife with board. iret brown ‘mone house weat of Third ay avenue. Ri Refer A \ PRIVATE Fi FAMILY, OCCUPYING oPopeEs Boe Boe. as boarders one ae wife with a lesen ro trom er back room op floor. To genteel parties a comfortable home is offered, below Thirty fifth street, nue. 4 Address E.. Ga. . T. Herald office, OARD WANTED, IK BROOKLER FOR, man, his wife, and a youn streets, two bedrooms on Terms must be reformers given ead required. Addresa for two days R, P. G., Brooklyn Post office. \OARDING—CONVENIENT TO BPOADM Ay, rnd Re cs desirable Jocation.—A front roomjand on the second floor. Gi tah hoe ated old water, iio cond avenue, corner of Fourth street. B Beference required. |AIR OF THE reayone INSTITUTE FALACe GARDE. N, URTRENTH § NEAR SIXTH A Fount GHAND CONCERT Bh tie lly ty OC Oran Soars Y DODSWORTH'S BANE THIS EVENING = 1. Overture to Tancredi & Syrian Melodies. Song—“Ever of Quick ‘March from ‘La 5. “La Serenata’... §, Getstes Schuingen 7 ‘Selections from "Lea Vespers Sicitienes & ST Wouta that i Jove”—Duet 9. Central Park Po! 10. Der Swalben ‘Absehed. HL Miner's Gator. 12, Quick March from “Linda’ OR SALE—THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF ‘8 wholesale and retail liquor store, situated inthe best }pusiness locally of the Fourth, ward and now doing © good business. Appl eee on the premises, 18 Cherry street, or to F. GAFFNEY, 5¢ OR SALE—ONB BAY MARE; PRICE $50. ALSO, A and one without «top. Will be sold cheap. r top. “heap. OR SALE CHEAP—TWENTY-FIVE MARBLE T@P tables, three large mirrors; one marble top counter, 28 feet long; one marble top cash counter. 100 black walnut chairs, at private ssle—being a portion of the large ice cream saloom. 244 Grand street Apply on the premises to E. T, FANNING. HRENOL OGY Rages Hel hips THE PERFECTIONS and defects. cougectal ‘Persuits, as scientifically ap- plied by J. ‘SCOTT oki LEY, % Nassau street, room. ‘No. ; flares sending their address will be visited after six o'eloe! Ih awe FOLLOWING WICKET FOR DIRECTORS —_ = Voted for at the election of the lth inst., was the meeting of the Rew York and Brie Refroad soe held at the Cooper Institute on Monday evening, Oct. 10:— ‘ioha Arnot ‘Mita, Aubroee & Murray Joke Wadawort, Ambrose iT rs Sam' HP. Hall, Thos, Ewbank, Edward Ky ‘alburtis, AT Colneat, Edwat be Berman Gelpeke, Jobn H, Lugueer, Rawin J. Browo, GW. Van Savoren. George Bruce, H. G, DUNNEL, President, ‘Tos. Ewnanr, Secretary. _STEAMBOATS. m1 A. M., and 2:16, 4 and each Ss ivan Shore to and lip, and also with Third avenue cars to and from City Hall. ASTROLOGY. eter eemannemanad A HAIRYOvART 10 eae RS, SEYMOUR, No. 36 rouse futmedical'and Dustoess ciyovaat in America. ‘Cousutea- Mion on sickness, business, absent STONISHING | TO ALL—AS MADAME, ME MORROW tB ‘a seventh danghter of an astrologist she has ® pecullar fxenlty for this business, poepe eres been bart wikia cant she read om her face, by virtne of whict and tranalate the sible, versonating, gives correct in favor her with mo street. Hours from Hudson street, | Hows ti roo. eaitat Xo. OU from 9 A. oto q teal adie G¥.—MADAME LEAVY CAN BE CONSUT, STR Cu loce marriage aud absent friends; she telis avents of life. "AL 195 uber street, in the rear. Ladies 2he.: gentle tlemen, Se see speedy and gives lucky numbers. Cl Charge extra RAY—THIS MYSTERIOUS LADY 18 A a | Map eee en of tite tid, Lasky Toieee. 200 Berenlly ocaue, wee Swenizarrects tice 350 ee Ss Hours 1 8 Fee 28 ¢ THO. AREA AR.OL, Te ERS entire satiafastion fhe talla tbe name of fut ain, hss ona fle 9 CHRISTOPHER STREET —WRS. Ml. ROEDER; THis 43 can dng. sod, never fal ioalst, seer. and St all 296 Teast awe