The New York Herald Newspaper, October 29, 1859, Page 11

Our Washington Correspondence. ‘Wasumvaron, Oct. 18, 1850 Views in Washington on the War ia China—The American Policy, de. ‘No ofMcial information has been reccived hero to con farm the reports by the way of Europe of Mr. Ward’s box joorney to Pekin, and of the treatment he received on arriving there. Considering, however, the character of the Chinese, their late conduct, and their traditional policy towards foreignors, it is thought those reports have some foundation. Supposing it be true that the American Minister, clothed with the majesty and dignity of this great republic, has Deon treated in the undignified or ludicrous manner re- presonted, the question that naturally springs up in the mind of overy one is, what will the government do under such circumstances? Will it declare war against the Ce- Yestial Empire? Will it join England and France in tho new erusade of gunpowder civilization against what is called Eastern barbarism? Or will pursue a neutral, mediating or persuasive po licy? Theso are most important “questions, tan 0 geeaeencce bearing upon our future trade and in tereourse with Asia, and upon our future international Leg d and relations with trans-American Powers. While administration will not shrink frora its duty in en- forcing our rights, in redressing wrongs, or in defending the honor of our representatives and of ‘the national fiag, whether it be against England in the Straits of Fuca, or ‘China on the Peiho or at Pekin, I have reason to believe the gov: rnment will tollow the wise policy pursued ‘throughout our history of going to war only as a last re- sort. Above all, it will avoid entangling war alliances with foreign nations-with whom war is agort of businoss or a necessity. Eng)and is not sorry. probably, for having an opportu. nity or pretext to fight the Chinese@fgain, and France, like the Irishman at a fair, is ever ready to «4 ‘pitch in’” for the fan of the thing or for ‘glory. If Louis lapoleon can only be regulating some ‘desti- nies” and giving Gmployment and eclat to the arms of France, the side or merits of the ae are not of 60 inuch portance. England, besides, is lous of the progress and influence of Russia in fhe Kast, tre foels the necessity of penetrating through the meeibcy apd darkness.of Mongolian diplomacy and the Mon; empire, and to meet Russian power at the great w es the Shamo desert, as she has all along been endeavoring tw do in independent Tartary. England is influenced also, no doubt, and France, tov, to a certain degree, by a mo- five to enlarge the sphere of commerce. But the ruling motive with both these Powers is aggrandizement; with the former by the extension of empire and control in tho Fast, and with the latser by the prestige of her power and fame, and the weight she has in the great affairs of the Seer the Cuned nates bas uo such chiect with regard to extending its empire, or acquiring fame or glory by a ‘contest with China or any of the countries in Asia, Our mis- sion in that part of the world is a commercial one. If in car- rying out this mission treaties be violated, injury be done to eur citizens or our flag be insulted, we should updoubtedly seek redress, even at the cannoh’s mouth if necessary, but wo should first employ other means, and not hastily and anxiously seize any pretext to participate in a conflict for ulterior objects of ambition. Such was our policy in the late war with China, and such has been our policy with regard to Japan, and we have seen the fruits of it fm the special consideration with which we have been treated. The European press has taunted us for what it alis our selfishness, and for a want of sympathy in the efforts made by Engiand and France to bring within the pale of civilization the nations of the East. Happily our ‘views of a civilizing process are different to those of the ments of these countries. It has been said there is no other way of breaking dowa the exclusiveness of the Eastern nations, and of opening them to commercial intercourse, but by the gunpowder argument, and that we derive advantages from other Powers making war with them, and therefore it is urged that we ought to participate. The assump- tion of the necessity of war for such @ purpose is questionable. he present hostility of the @hinese to foreigners has been greatly aggravated, if not caused, by the haughty, domineering and contemptu: ous conduct of England. Throughout the history of Bri- tish intercourse with China, and especially at the time of the opium hee 4 the Chinese endured enough to make them hate the “ white devils.” But to say that because a war on the part of Great Britain and France with China will result in extending our commerce, or in giving us more free intercourse with that country, we ought to be a to it, is a weak argument. All the nations of the world might be called upon to participate for the same reason. Such a conclusion is unsound in principle and dangerous to admit. But, as I stated above, England and France are influenced by motives with which we have no wympatby, and it would be neither reasonable nor politic Sor us to enter into a war alliance with them. And such, 1 believe, are the views of the administration. On the contrary, if we be not forced into war by Chinese outrages upon ourselves, which is not probable, eur neutral position may be ot the greatest advantage to the allies themselves and to all the work. We have no aggrandizing ambition in Asia, of which fact the Chinese are probably aware, and’ we peek no exclusive privileges. We are therefore in a sita- ation to mediate between the belligerents when the pro- per time may gig ‘This ma bpdiogrnd eee ate ol ition for promoting the interests f and France even than if we were united with them in the war. Let, then, our growling cousin across the water cease to call us selfish, and learn to appreciate our wise foreign policy, and let’ him avail himseif of our neutral n to obtain an early and satisfactory scttlement of ‘this fresh Chinese difficult; Wastunctoy, Oct. 19, 18593 ‘he Feverish Excitement inWashington—Archbishop Hughes’ Visit—The New Cathedral in New York—Public Print. ing, de. ‘The excitement growing out of the Harper's Ferry war has abated, and the clerks and business portion of our eitizens have returned to their respective employments. Analarm bell, rung a few moments since to ammounce a fire, raised momentary confusion in many places, the in- habitants regarding it as the signal of an outbreak in the vicinity of their homes. ‘The presence in our city of Archbishop Hughes has ex- ited considerable attention; and although it is well known ‘that he came for the purpose of taking part in the dedi- cation of the new Catholic church built by the Society of Jesus,there are many persons who ascribe to his visit an ebject altogether unconnected with his ministerial duties. ‘Phe Bishop visited the Capitol of the United States yester- day, for the purpose of inspecting its archifectare and gencral arrangement, with the view of appropriating any Of its designs that may be suitable in the construction of the new Catholic Cathedral in New York. It is the Arch- Dishop’s determination to make the new building surpass anything in this country; and it is with this end in view ‘that he made it his business to visit the public build- here, as well as those of other cities which possess any architectural merit, He expressed himself highly eased with the Capitol, but it is understood acquiesced Ei the general belief that the present arrangement of the House of Representatives would not be sutlered to re- main two weeks in use after the opening of Congress. ‘The politicians and wirepullers who are interested in the printing plunder are anxiously waiting for the retarn ef Mr. Wendell, who is. expected here on Friday. Their anxiety proceeds from the expectation that his trip has ‘Deen less successful in securing a combination powerful pti tocarry Speaker, Clerk, Postmaster and Door- per. However, as nothing definite is known, they are hornet that his return will dissipate their fears. Yet they seem to forget that the recent conduct of the abo ew gel at Hat ’s Ferry will change the tactics of those rofess to be able t> control the organization of the bows louse. It has now become apparent that the South- ern opposition cannot unite wita the republicans and make H cir constituents at home-believe they have no af- flliations with black republicanism. It is also considered ible for the democracy to carry the entire delegation Maryland. The prospects of the adherents of Sew- ards ‘irrepressible conflict”? doctrine are darkening, ‘while the future of the honest men of the country, who are laboring to restore the government to what it was inite ont and better days, are growing correspondingly Wasaraton, Oct. 21, 1859. The Poditical Effect of the Outbreak—No Coalition Between Black Republicans and Southern Oppositionisis—Minne- sola Election—Senator Douglas’ Views, de. ‘The marines returned yesterday from the recent thea- tre of fanatical violence at Harper’s Ferry, leaving one of their number behind dead; and the wounded man, with bie faco tied up, marched in the ranks, followed by one of Dahlgren’s best cannon. One of the results of this ingarrection js already showing itself in the revulsion of foeling which has undoubtedly taken place in the city of Baltimore. The declaration of Winter Davis in favor of union between black republicanism, and Know Nothing- 4am is telling against him with powerful effect, and a large number of his supporters have Jeft him and ayow ‘@ determination to suppert Mr. Harrison, the independent candidate. The general impression hero is that Winter Davis is not only completely used up, but the revulsion of fe ip BO pens bsp deetroy se eee Mr miseriag® for ‘he bu : 0 for ae of the rd ‘are not mad, House. If the democrats eae te able, with baagerregs of the South Ameri- eans, to shave control of tke next House of Representa- ‘The loss.af the two democratic mombers in Minnesota poe Sag of considerable comment here. Notwith- efforts of the black iblicans, ieee of ene Se eaeer ir, Jr. and of the same and the tons of abolition Office from this city, itis candidates weuld 1a démoctatic delegation in Houre and a democratic e in the Senate, he would-be oompolled.to share Sea repebliadecR il be peers aba ee ote the repul seen position. éinailar to that held by ot ng the last Congress, and yan Pe manage. of the ‘State of Minnesota es will best ait 1 i son eee Senator Rice bes vever taken a prominent part in debate, but his enemies as well as bie friends have ever been, ready Wo credit him with shrewdness enougl to pass all his ends, if it be true a he hag winked at the everthrow of his own party, he will yet flid that the reward of treagon will overtake him. ‘Senator Douglas is oan engaged in the preparation er his rejoinder w Judge k’s loet Drondside againet eens sovereignty and popular sovereignty; but he a ¢ not bean £0 busily occupied as to overlook the recent mad acts of aboiitionisia at Harper's Ferry. The “Little Giant” heartily approves of the measures taken by Presi NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1859.—TRIPLE SHEET. dent Buchanan to poten and. fo tho frescnahio ends of “Ossawattomie”’ Brown and his fanatical crew of whites and blacks. Di cee ue oteieonin is on van ticular meets with his cordial endorsement. A knowl- edge of this hag led many persons here to beliove that hereafter he will co-eperate entirely with the democratic party. Mrs. Douglas was reported yesterday danger- ously ill. .A8 I close, I hear she is much better. A Minister Roxs 0: mH ANOTHER MINIS- ‘Ter’s Davaurer.—We learn han the Pata (Me.) Union evening of tho 18 ists iuing with inn oun daub evening of the 1; te wi he dy of Rev. J. F. Witherell, editor of the Gem and ‘The correspondent of tho Union says:— He succeeded nated ig, her intoa carriage with bim by making and telling her that he was going to ‘cometery, and wanted her to go with him to lace some flowers and evergreens, wi he had ob. Taine, ‘on his wife’s grave; but when in the carriage he drove’ rapidly away, pre against going with him, Her father was soon apprised of the fact, and foflowed in pursuit as soon as possible, but it soon became dark and he was unable to follow or trace them, but Jearned from a telegraphic despatch from the City Mar- shal of Augusta that Mr. Cilley turrived with the it girl at that place at two o’clock A. M. on Friday, and left in the Western train at eleven o’clook—destination unknown, Mr. Witherell has been in pursuit or them. She was a lovely and interestin, ng gl girl, aged about A genina ha and the affair has elicite eat deal of sympathy for her and her afflicted friends,| ‘The citizens of Dexter held a meeting on Tuesday even- ing, and passed resolutions denouncing the abductioa in Proper terms, and chose a committee to “use all honora. le means to secure the return of the child to her parents and friends.’? ‘The Bangor ‘Whig states that the child was given to Mr. Cilley in its infancy, at the death of its mother, ana that since that time, until lately, she has been brought up in his family and cared for as his own child. About a year since the father took the child from Mr. Cilley against his wishes, and Mr. C. has steadily claimed that the child was his by gift, that he had reared it from its infancy, and that the father had now bo right to wrest her from him. ‘The little girl is a nieco of Mr. Cilley, and we do not learn that any fears are entertained that she will not be property for. THE L LECTURE SEASON. _ ROF. ACHILLE MAGNT WILL DELIVER AN ITALIAN lecture this evening at the Cooper Institute, before the Ita- lian Society of Unione @ Fratellanza Italiana. ‘Subject: ‘Tho Best System of Weight nd Measure in Relation to Com- merce.” Doors open at 73g P. Admission free to all par- ties. PIRITUALISM.—ANDREW JACKSON DAVIS IS EN- aged to speak at Dodworth Hall, 806 Broadway, on Sun- Williamsburg, near Grand street ferry, would exch: tay Set, 80. Morning, 10kg o'clock’—Subject, “The Roval | it for Liquors, Segars or Grocers, at market prices, Cash Road to Knowledge.” ‘Evening, 73g o'clock:~"Subject, “So- | Value of house $2, Small mortgage. Address Homestead, ciety of the Spirit Zand.” _PosT OFFICE q NOTICE, O8T OFFICE NOTICE. —THE MAILS FOR EUROPE ia Southampton and Bremen, per United steamer BREMEN, will see. it this ollice on Saturday, the 29h Octo- ber, at 103% o'clock, A. M. é ISAAC V. FOWLER, Postmaster. FINE ARTS. HITLOCK’S: PICTURE GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGS, 366 CANAL STREET. NEWSPAPERS. good buildings and’ improvemenie,for § 31. 1-200, will be exchanged; HE NEW YORK FREEMAN’S JOURNAL.—A SECON! . Address M. » Sarato; T edition of this week’s FREEMAN'S JOURNAL will be Rew ton eee’ fgued to-day to supply the demand. It contains—I. The Freeman's reply to Rev. Dr. Forbes’ letter renonneing the Catholic Chureh Freeman's view of ‘Avenue Hotel Democratic Club. 3. The Freemun on the lesson of Har- per's Ferry to sectionalists North and South. Also Judge uglas’ answer to Attorney General Black, &e., &c. ‘Tryon Row Buildings. COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. poner Orton erste Nox “YORK, 00 OCTOBER 24, 1859.—MR. CHARLES D. DICKEY, of Mobile, bas become a a partuer in our houses. BROWN SROTHERS & £00. 1369.—THE COPARTNER- N*®, YORK, OCTOBER 29, ship heretofore existing between the undersigned, und ibe frm name of Smith, Atherton & Co. aati day een dis. solved by mutual consent. 8M its B. ATHERTON. ALLERTON CUSHMAN, Jr. ‘The business of the above firm will hereafter be conducted by Samuel 4. Cooper and Charies K. Atherton, under ae firm name of Cooper & Atherton, at the old stand, ‘156 and 158 Kast prove first street, rer 645 ‘broadwag. Rog “al the Pee ad ae ova) hei (nith ye 3 for an ELIS 04 therton . Wi Bel by 088. wi re a nd del prion & Co. yy them. ing oe os partic property for ex- ths ne ae GOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-LOTS IN HOBOKEN, AND fn agreement off usin nen wil ited | Et sees food Farming Land in ke cman. Pa either at in denna) to ham al ait payments are re- | Siaple Merchandise of any kind ‘taken in exchanger Ad- qivired to be made.—Dated CROMWELL T. WHITE, JOHN HENRY WEEKS, PaRmare WANTED—WITH A CAPITAL OF $8,000 TO 640, to Join the advertiser, who is eyed inthe par: chase and sale of x frem auctions. ‘business is well eriached and offers an unvaual opportunity to any gnc, who Would ike a safe investmen ery oe Boe niceal mene aD, periie tact eee ee ARTNER WANTED.—A PARTY FROM THE WEST } Jina ‘ap energetic and upright Partner in business here. f not suited will aol! out his business reasonably. It will be OR BALE AT A BARGAIN—AN ELEGANT FIVE shown up th good partes, by addressing Merchant, box 180 Story Brown Sione House, in Fourteenth street, near the Herald oftice. Opera Hopse, all the modern ta; sixteen rooms I[HE ADVERTISER, WHO 18 ESTABLISHED IN THR Bowne neers Price SIGHT a 80 se neces ‘Wine importing business, with a fair caj credit Rurope, wiahoa to moet with s gentleman who has te tea ot 10 CAPITALISTS.—A NOTE BROKER OF RESPECT- able standing, and possess! ania 'a Bariner’ active or specal, wits $00,000. Agdroed Dr., box 858 Post office $500 TO $1,000.—A PARTNER WANTED, Produce, Flour, Grain and Feed Trad rh This ones ‘Rédrens box Ss Post ation, SO NENTRAL PARK.—TEN LOTS first in value in three ys on mortgage. on mortgage, ~ADDIY ply oT. SMITH, 229 Broad ‘¥YPRESS HILLS CEMETERY LOTS.—A FEW CHOICE on a Bonet, | with a Stable, ro Fetal street, by KG. PIERUE, No. 1S 5 (a 2 in Lexington avenue, between 39th and 40th streets. 1 in Kast Twent) 1 in Fort 1 in Forty-sixt] 1 i Forty eighth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues. 4in Forty eighth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues. 2 in Forty seventh street, between 1 ine 3 in Forty-we is altogether one of the most Poss eae new, first class House, with Price $6,500. Terms OR SALE—THE BROWN STONE FRONT HOUSE AND Fourth avenue, ope door, below tyealy- ninth street. le. Apply te JAMES MORA real gaiate agent, No. 3 Pine street, OR SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY, Springs—twelve acres in avenue, finished with on the premises. na SATE 39 CLOSE AN ESTATE, THREE —— with ard South Second street, near Jersey avenue, Jersey City; can be old separate or together, to au Apply. to 8. GARK. best located Iota in of Fifth avenue and Central Pi ed SALE OR TO EXCH ANGE FOR mason, Mick. App South Third street Se ee 2 Bas range, ball, ot and cal moos trop substantially built RIDGE 428 Broadway. OTS FOR SALE.—140 LOTS BETWEEN EIGHTH AND Ls SALES OF REAL ESTATE. Orton one PARK LOTS.—-FOR SALE, f, FOUR FL BARGAIN WILL BUY A NEW TWO STORY nt House and Lot, with came le parlore, marble Salle and everythin, style, Bt 0 onc, and $60 ae anarier) ‘ea inqnire of Mr. of Mr. DAY, Fifte Li treet, near Vourls avenue, Brooklyn. NE Tats on Fifth avenue, opposite the Park.’ The owner thas elaine at appt sho la mad re parties 6 att pn fall particular situated on ade rs AND HOUSE ON 10TH street, between Bloomingtale read and Tenth avenue, on of Mit double | the Helghts fer sale The northerly ine eas | 7 {he isiand, above Fifty eighth street; us porpriceest oe free, or two" way, office 45. and well selected Lots for sale, in this beautiful Sot fl containing 40 anperiical feet each, and tile perfect; the be sold much below thelr real value, to settle a jfnt invaroat, Apply 1D CLEMENT FLINT, 16 Nassau room 6, up ber of Hou Fifth avenue, below ‘Twelfth street, and two on Forty-necor rest Thirty seventh street; aleo, four cottage mone ink William street. a ee HOUSES FOR SALE—CHEAP §AND sirable:— first atreet, opposite the Park. fifth strest, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, e}fth street, between Fifth and Sith avenues, th strest, near Irving lace, eet, near Irviny treet, near Six avenue. street, near Browder: ‘house contains 13 rooms, and has recently it Kighter Herald ofilee, (OR SALE—IN BROOKLYN, A BEAUTIFUL LOCA- ‘in the centre of the city, a fine, th every possible, Imprevemnoat tion on Fart Green place, JA Store, No. ‘Terms reasonabl ILEGANT HOUSES FOR SALE—VERY LOW. A NUM- $15,000 each; also, on Madison} avenue; alno, a te House io. nd street, and one in DE ‘Sixth avenues. ‘Also a ciimber of elegant Houses on Fifth and Madison ave- nues, between Thirteth and Forty-second R. G. PIERCE, ip Willan street. OR SALE—A TWO STORY AND ATTIC BRICK dwelling House, situated ,at No. 29 Henry street, the lot js 256x100 feet, and under & favorable lease from the Rultgar’s oo tate; t been fitted 1 with all the modern improvemenisin the very best manner, TI desirable residences in the Seventh ward. Price low and terms easy. Can be seen from 10 6. LE-THE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, NO. venth street, 23 ft. . by 56 ft.; three rooma deep all the way up; hasall the rater be rovements, and is in excellent order; will be sold cheap if applied for im- mediately. For terms, &c., inquire on the premises. ‘OR EXCHANGE,—A_ PARTY OWNING A HOUSE IN. a beautiful Farm of 153 acres, six miles ‘&c., conventent. Cash price $3,000; ming tools may above, ratoga wood the balance all tillable and well watered (land, not sandy); fine large ,house, two lary churches, uninoumbered oft the cache: also, a Farm of sixty acres, near barns; half balance can remain on bond be secured fn wit? OR SALE—ONE NEW FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY high stoop brown stone House, well located, 290 Secoad all the modern improvements. Apply brick Houses, with English basements, toy ye modern improvements, situated at 255, 2 purchasers. YALL, 96 Duane atteet, New Yor nue on Thirty-fourth street, 26x98, ark, DLOW & CO., 14 Pine street. mill, adjacent to the city, located on a never dress George Sanborn, Herald office, OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—A DESIRABLE COUNTRY ry eal frat, water in Breton. $f oe: et ome, 3 at Peekskill—forty none of depot—thr w York or Brooklyn property, a val ‘ooklyn. B.D. - water, gas, live. eeekene Apply on the premises. ‘OURE, READY FOR OCOUPATION FOR SALE OR TO mear a sven, oe Also, “Apply 0G. PART! it. 134 West Twelfth Tapes thorot iway, near atreet ‘Terms Mberal. OW, 72 Jersey avenue, Jersey City, or OR SALE—THE FIRST LOT EAST OF FIFTH AVE- feet 9 inches; one of the the market for building. Eight'Lots corner five fronting on the Park and Fifty niuthstreet, and three on Fifthavenue, Apply to E, OR, pete a OR SALE—WATER POWER GRIST lished, and doing a large and profitable general al mull ENCUMBERED le farm in Kala- ge theevening to I. P. MAILLER, 13 rc CITY—254 SOUTH FIFTH th stoop brick House, nearly new; &e.; destrable place an excellent opportunity to engage in anent noe ‘Ninth avenues, on 110th and 114th street business. Apply at $47 Broadway, up sen eat probe 36 lols on Broadway, belo ayo seat ay ©. B. HOWES & CO. on way, between Sith and sth 46 lots on 182d and 133d sts., between Eighth and Ninth ava. $1. 000. ~A PERSON WANTED WITH THE ABOVE amount cf capital, to Jota, the the advertiser as ariger, orto lake, part interest in a nev and highly popular Weekly paper, being started in this city and St. J8fots oo tooth and 1otat streets, near Tenth avenue, isanew thing and a highly paying enterprise, Address J. | $cts on Fifty ninth street, west 16 lots on Fifty ninth street, east cast of Ten ‘Tenth aven B.R., Herald ofice, New York. jotw on ity nia So PARTNER WANTED, BO ae $2.000 Pai ye ony having the advan man wail {ibe dealt with. This will bear inve sol [ARTIN, 61 Chambers street, cee een ee ral $. 5.000 mwaxten—A GENTLEMAN PossRSsING the meansto take the place of a partner already retired from a well established patent medicine business, selling good business, a net profit of from $90\io $20 per day, and with «braced ‘eotabl ts “Burope, er day, a1 @ branch establ ia K Satisfactory reasons can be given by party, the concern for so doing, and ‘opportunity Rtortled, toe investi- sation to those who wish to enter the business, Address A. |. C. box 117 Times office. business a Dover Pie vie pita My! Wiese an os, 1 and 8:40 P. 2. CLOTHING, 4 Sa kl CHANCE AND NO HUMBI having any’ ea,¢off Goth ‘of can receive Tame and Hat have been mad oud The Crippled aa lena Dee from $1 0 for apie nnd from #2 0 $14 for Cont; alse every | formed have Deen mado siralght by lng great ree Cee ee ted es ee ae AO ae ey Rost pano- | Known all over the world for the last At carnas HUNTS Hee eee eaten aebons ovemm avenue, between LINMENT or BEANTON'S EXTERNAL REMEDY: Povce wen 2%cents. Druggists and country merebante « all eell it. Dept 139 Maiden lane. A. NORTHRO! ee serene, E. WILL CONTINUE PAYT oe rome 6 ee See AED oa ame Furnitare, ipsalic , &o. note 4, spunetual roe sme ise alee avenue, Fen bs gen ‘Nineteenth and Tereatises ADAME Petes eiyond MYSTERIOUS LADY IS A wonder predictions are s0 true; all events t le told; ol ety nuniars Ber spheedy mm raw mee | ae oer eee - Street’ Moura, 0AM, ot Be Me Letine ae pred BRA a men, $1. i 2 conte, g GRE PIERCE’S ROTUNDA FURNACES | AND designed for teeing [ak rate oy tings, factories, FURNITURE. agylume, stores and warehor re would refer to the Gov. ——_-. nae wr tne THE EAGLE ENAMELLED FURNITURE MANU- T five de above Laura Ki "a Ae Berane eaigicursue ret (oa ia Rag mr siesta tful light coler, never to change, and uniform, EDROOM, ENAMELURD FURNITORR IN ALL | [nee wick,’ Depots Pearl treet N. Yon no rue jon oa anda npc rah reson omens at EE FAR: ITTLEAIELD'S GREAT STO VE, Fy tated 48 Woonter stncol "hare Puabed was t2 SP re ee eee: OF HEATERS. [AMBER or PUREIeRe, ONE FIRT. wink a THE ENT E tilfslocy and sigley ilesale and nad wea Oe dist Es Pa RBKINDL! _ H7Canal nueet four doors castef Uroadway, He. | Send for'edemmipdve pamphices” Nenr rosdwray. WING ON WHEELER AND WILSON’ ASTROLOGY. Srehine. als shee sei ‘Charts mere 34 NISHING TO ALL.—, AMR sewin, lone by ine as face aie ate eereat MORROW 18 | dover wil stead an private fruiles: uve stearate’ ine | GUeRRIOR TAREE PRINCR & © & COS PRICED CATA. ge ey y artigos i how gues Bratt. E- PHINCE & CO., Flushing, X.Y. Iie gven ine thoughta of viakers. No. 186 Ludlow streor ante (THE WETMORE PEDIGRER FROM 14a 70 1866 wird doar below Houston street. Fee §0 cents. Gentlemen not ad- coat of Anant now ry muy be Lege HENRY mitted. a a Rew tory angers Es approved by Meosrs Wane a ak away, HAS. TEE Aamne Ba mae oF TEE CELEBRATED patent, ive her ‘at 261 Third avenue, above Tweuty-first street, inate is Chempion Shade Fixture, : 1d claim the name, tine es 60 cents; gonitemen 61. Biased hae ¥f Oy an go peculis Bie the tarention CuRteror nER ser REET—MRS. H ROEDER.— v pre Se Wouishing and never falling astrologlst, seor an aan ee Ly Cabana teat Le eee five may. has recuraed to thincity, and gives trné informa- | vy RGRWS the Inventor, celebrated for the extraciion of me- Ca Rg etd ihe von, city fo Canine taliic substances from the system, cure of rhenmatisin, gout, yg Mrx. Hi a 4 Sal Scouny Gailla and ‘ever, and. preventive of malignant sick: wets, aa ig R. ie lady who formerly reaided in Woost raged near Amity, If. reales, bg to have irne info e ation, ber 43 Obi her te ve remember Her fees are rotucad-for ladies, 25 venta; gentleman, 69 c6 is. abasic all _SEGARS AND TOBACCO. peware | BNUPR “AND, NATOHITOGAIES SMOKING ooo, jst reveled a ; 24 and 36 Fulton ricoct and No, 8 Awor Hous, © SANS W A number of pron en avenue; four lots on For pear Fifth stool two RG PIERCE. UF TOWN LOTS, WITH A BUILDING LOAN Lee ‘ale, well situated on a 100 free and wemen| DALE, 167 Broadway, third story. ‘ANTED TO PURCHASE—IN NEW YORK, BROOK- lyn or Jersey Gity, a House sats tah, for which part pay. ment can be made in cho! 4to5P. M. to Dr. E. B. FOOTE, 146 Broad $4.500 W RINUR & 6ON CAN NOW ag Uppers, n quantity and variety 380) Gold po andat y much instant rellet, and bid defiance to Rheumatism and whioh flesh is heir ernors, chaser by 2Siiger's ana in perfect or Fe sireet. strect, corner avenue A, with water right. By se oa PIERCE, 15 William size, on Fifth avenue; one 23 feet | rtieth pen) and 15 William 100 feet stree! near first class impro' ive lauds in Wisconsin. way, N. wipe tered ry store; would let ___ MISCELLANEOUS. SUPPLY THE TRA with superior U; 20 Kighth avenue, near Twenty greater number of the human fami! b>} requiring an external JOHN K. HOPP! boy's and infant's pioantve ¥ rarely tot love found in the city, trimmed in Vapaetoat avenue and GEO. CE & CO., 806 Broadway, N. seer nd en a pean hued for atte may fad @ p ANTED—IN EXCHANGE FOR A Paglal ever gold unt wate, whlch tiny Ae ad Machine; must be with latest lmprovente ‘Watch can be seen at No, $25 {ois 4 Jota on S5th and 56th streets, between Bth and 6th avenues. 5 feta oa Eighth avenue, between 142d and 148d streets, oun, wah builders’ loans. street. ELECT LOTS FOR SALE—A NUMBER OF EXTRA rth street, near on. roadway, very desirable and cheap, street, rock, Apply to E. MARTIN: ee fyi bd aon AND LOT oy Brooklyn, fine frees Dancanians re for fi Th = remainon nd moi ye for five years. e resent owne! wold ike w quick aa, ae she isnbout to dep E for Europe. Tnquire on the premi: pee. y-second street M. A. "ARTHUR, Jr. 3a} oe BOTTLES HUNT’S LINIMENT SOLD, oy ana RUSHES OF robeced DESCRIPTION, See} THE BRUSH 329 Pear! (a pe Baers street, Franklin sq! All sold at the lowest fon na een brushes sof a vi perior quality constantly on gc oS RT Ca Finiee lich bat BEAVER, FELT AND VELVET, FOR wear. Ihave now in store the the Almshouse, ‘and to to Edward Harvey, Flooretoah ‘ Works a Berges ‘strech Brooklyn. sha AM Daan P tt Fis hc den Rl EROSENE O1—BUY"RS SHOULD EXAMINE AN! K test the Excelsior Cont Oa very origeriarrantisne, thon: ¥. ——————————— ;ANTED.—ANY PARTY HAVING A FIRST QUALITY pure No. ents, tou FOR SALE. | Amit CABINET STORE, YOR SALE AND STORE TO LET— | Whh a goed run of customers “Apply at 196 West Twenty- MILK DEPOT AND RO! NE OF the best Routes in New Yore tobe sold thle iays Horm, | Fixtures, & Mt at st ery bar: in, Apply at S47 Br {Sar Broadway up Parrett eb” OOF AND SUOF STORE AND FIXTURES FOR SAL Eat 2 extabliabed Diy ies on store, with @ superior and mys trade, w i ‘iving uy retall wus fo mire at ext to We u rer of Twen Afth ith atroot. Prva Fr FIXTURES.—A cnhorce TOT OF DRUG FIX- shoap, Sie wore ove be bat i ented. a y's 16) Bast Tweniy sixth, ntreet, comer of Second avenue. RUG STORE FOR SALE.—A SMALL, NEAT AND mocked drug store, now doing & prodtable business The expences ‘are low and the terms of sale Satlefac- {ery reasons given for selling. Apply to “it! i RAYDOCK, 09 XPRESS BUSINESS FOR SALE—LONG AND WELL ettablabee; Hornen, Wagous Olfieos al working order, doing afl, proftable business,’ and will be sold at 8 gredt bargain in'consoquence of cthor ments, GGS8 & SOUTHWICK, 81 Nassau street. R SALE—AN AL bOnOn Ls COL oF 1,000, pias oan pacity mae eae yAM 60 sold cheap 1 be Becash._ Apply to POOLE, 510 Water street, N. ¥. Fe. SALE—THE FIXTURES AND. LEASE OF, THE Laurel House, with 134 yeara lease from the first of No- er otk SA eg 3 here ot “ta ™ mod 81 o ite u le] a au as of JAMS DALY, fis Becoud avenue, corner of Twen: OR SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF THE old established ship stores and chandlery No. 197 South Breet. Av excellent opportunity for any ons desiring to enter the business. f partenars ap apply att the store. OR BA BALE_THE LEASE AND FIXTURES, WITH OR k, of an old established grocery and liquor pore.” Inquire at SY Oliver sureet i faba tHE DELAWARE BUILT SCHOONER bana seven years old; carriee. $800 bushels coro, ofan ot 636 feet water; also schooner Waupo rishels capacity, draws 6 feet. w' Souapiole srdet eet rl Ga as Tow, to close ‘concern: ply te B. N, FOX & OO., 6) Water street. OR BALE—A RARE CHAROR—TER. | ABRORTER Business tai Gallery 170 Atlantic atreet, Brooklyn. to one unacquai Price "$300. Location decitediy At class; doing a fine business; established several years. OR SALE—A WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LIQUOR Store; one of the best stands in the Fourth ward. Reason for selling, hav! tog. other business to attend to. Apoly for two 7a. = im CARROLL, corner of new Bowery and Madison street, N. FOE, SALESAT. A SACRIFIC fixtures, &e.. of a corner L imall capital required. Apply for Canal street. OR SALE—ONE OF THE OLDEST AND BEST COFFEE Houses and Restauranis down town, No. 71 Pearl street. A. FIVE YEARS’ oF Store, up town. A ee days at 219 new OR SALE CHEAP—FOR CASH ONLY, ONE OF THE best Stands in Essex market, For full particalars apply at ¥77 Allen street. Pome SALE AT A GREAT BARGAIN—THE STOCK IN ‘Trade and Good Wil of an eaablahed business im Mi- Dresamaking, in a flouriabing town on Te lidaon fiver ‘The s store is fed up in good style, weil ait uated, and fe04, business, Rent moderate, Terms Apply toTAYLOR & TODD, 118 Chambers street, OR BALE ‘CHEAP—ONE OF THE NEATEST SHADES in Brooklyn; been established three years, and well lo- cated, The proprietor being about entering another business is the reason for selling. Apply at 151 Fulton street, Brooklyn, ipo ote) LAMP, OIL AND FLUID STORE FOR fa the vicinity of New York, now doing a neh business; Busines «ood canes for any er witha capital box 66 Post office, ROCERY FOR SALE—ONE OF THE BEST LOCATED ‘and fitted up, on a principal thoroughfare: long establish: ed, favorable lease, choice take doing @ first class cash busi- ne aitaed #8 SOUTHWICK 8&1 Nassau street. MAREEE STAND FOR SALE CHEAP.—A LARGE Stand in one of the best, marke! a'permtt to sell butter, nltry, eggs, frait of all Hinds. Noagent igeta) ‘apply, at 30 Greenwich street. TAIL sRGAR STORE FOR SALE—A FIRST RATE ind, in a good thoroughfare, doing a business. Tenson will be given for selling. Apply to JULIAN LLEN, 1190 Water street, Now York. “ Lh an SALE-SITUATED NEAR THB co Broadway, elegantly fitted up; will be sold waiter or. twitnous stock. The had on fa terma, and the store ewe for any i of business. cash customer will find it a bargain. Inquire at 374 Pear street, up stairs, © PHOTOGRAPHERS.—A SPLENDID GALLERY FOR male, complete in every respect; eye beston Broad- way; doing an excellent business. Terms easy. Possession Tmumodinte’ ‘Address i X., Herald oflie, for three days. DRUGGISTS.—FOR SALF, A STORE OF LONG standing doing a first class business, with a good Jeane; also a Ferd dos of five years, at a very low rent; terms easy fe purchaser. ‘Location unsurpassed inthis city. Apply 1b Woekinansiret, or four days bak ae BOOKBINDERS AND rola —A LARGE LOT ‘of second hand Embossing Fee ee Cutting Machines, of Austin's, Riel's and Hoe's inake, der, for sal Here TO SHBRIDAN, akan sircek We cheap. L BE SOLD IMMEDIATELY FOR CASH—THE ease, stock and fixtyres of a first class Porter House in ith street, now doing a good cash business. Apply at PAY- TEND Division street $3.00: 000 fate in a lente eee ion amen gee nenhes, op a_large business; Hit ne oo a for walle ER aloe Information Br: ges 2 Broadway. RELIGIOUS NOTIC! NOTICES. TERCKER STREET UNIVERSALIST CHURCH, COR- ner of Bleecker and Downing streets.—Rev. A. St. Joho Chambre: of Newark, N. J, will preach in this chnirch (p:1n9"- row mornin and evening. ‘Services commencing at 103g A.M. and 7; G \OOPER. INSTITUTE.—UNION SABBATH SERVICES; twenty-fourth Sunday, Oct. 30. Rev. Rufus W. Clark will preach tn the bali, r Institute, at 8 P.M. and algo at 734 P.M. Daily morning prayer meeting in room 24 at ae | PASTOR OF THE NORFOLK oe A church, will preach on Sunday afternoon at diel, aan Uaion enspet, corner of Broadway and Thirty tah rs INDEPENDENT SOCIETY, ‘fae opens NO. i Boadway —At 1034 “What ia re cat at “at joyes. Subject—" jazarel Sensi ‘of Jesus.” 6 fem ‘OHN STREET MRTHODIST EPISCOPAL, CHURCH.— ‘An anniversary will be held in this church on Sunday, t. 90, commemorative of the dedication of the first Method! Episcopal chureh in Ameria, which occurred Oct. 0, 1768, ni iy one Fears ago. SAPDIORFANS servicey to commones with a love 3 .. M- aL A. M. by tl Rev. W. se aarp M. The tim membera of the church, to speak of snot al gs enjored int in this ancies t place of oe pin days by. Floy, Strickland and others in the miniatry: 225 expected, She evoking exercises will consist of a general raver meeting alg o'lock, and. preaching by Bishop Janes at Fig Delock. A collection will be taken threughout the day for the Dene of the church. FMORIAL CHURCH. —REV. CHARLES REYNOLDS, rectoref Trinity church, Lawrence, Kansas, will preach to-morrow Giulia in the church corner of f Hammond mreet gnd javeriey place. Services at 10}¢ A. M., 3) and nN", Hall, 765 Broa 705 Broadway, # at 106 A.M. Seats SDROTESTANT EPISCOPAL MISSION CHURCH. CLIN" P ton Hall, Astor place, in charge of Rev. Robert (. Dick- gon.—Divine service every Sunday at 8, ALM. and $igand 126, B. M., and on Fridny evening a1 68 West Eleventh o'clock. All are inv! free. JERUSALEM CHURCH (SWEDENBORGIAN).— Public worship on Sunday, Ost. 30. “sees Music venth street, at EV. ANTOINETTE BROWN BLACKWELL WILL preach to-morrow Ce = ty at 7) 0 clock, at Gouabeck’ 's Mule ‘Hall, 765 Broadway. Raieesis of EV. GEO. W. BETHUNE WILL PREACH NEXT Tond’s day morning, Oct 90, in the Twenty fit street Re- formed Dutch © Sixth avenue (Rev. A. R. Van Nest, pastor). Service at ac bie o'clod lock. 'T. Let feted MISSION CHAP! CORNER OF FORTY- fourth street and Sixth avenue. Divine service on mancey, = 30th instant, at10}¢ A. M., Rev. Edward Anthon; 73g ., Rev. Dr. Tyng. '§ CHURCH FOR DEAF MUTES AND OT Ss". vine to "algae bone ‘welfare, the Re: rate linaet, Sear Fi avesue Gaui services at ion AM A. The Rev. De. crass, Sod rE ae ates ies ev. Dr. Cease will Svening a discoures upon the general progress and special mission of this HE REY. DR. MCMENAMY AND THE FRIENDS OF true reli will meet in friendly conversation the advo- trous Worship of saints and of angels, oF of the {mages and relies of real or imnaginary saints, tn the new Metro. litan Assembly Rooms, 678 Peinoe street, near the corner of Fhampscn to-morrow (Sabbath) evening, at 73g o'clock. All neat HIE REV. SIDNEY A. COREY WILL peRacn wf i pocceenete Suen try 2's F Seeting, Bntrance im Thirty fourth 7,10 HIRD UNITARIAN. CHURCH, BROADWAY. AND anes nee ane BipetRev.O. B. Subject aie and True udgment reniag ithe Sijauery of the HQ ARE IHG DELUDED!—SAMUEL SHEFFIELD Iw, of ‘Zion Chureh, wil il preset § fa a tee Union Buildings, 163 bowery Sosmcrrow 069-008 126 0 P.M, noon subject—' ‘Christ as fof Priest Sad King Brening—-''Who are the Delndedt” "Seas tree. KETS TO HIRE.—MUSKETS, BELTS, SWORDS Ms Sagas to let for target compautes, pa Sa tetiune. dato tn ly Suge le Ale ECHO OF THE UNITED TAILORS GUARD, Reve ovonen otreume stancen neg a thongh we, wit t forget to express our oer: our friends and par- Ucipatore for the renowned prises which were given tout oa our rt tet a te 1 ‘atthe cclebratien ‘pelng. hold in Bellevue Garde: solar conily prizes ho and saloon: eight owing es were —, and theve mac! : ussbiinas were présented byt ‘ibe yesalloee allacknowledged that best description. Any emen — ie Rep lover & A. Raver, artolh, Whee éwi ler Konler, Multen = een. By order of the company. aSTAUF, i HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., TO LET. N ELEGANTLY FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET—Ii A’ iin eerest, near Fin avenue, to ie" at amily; NICELY oaymep HOUSE TO LET, IN BROOK- lyn, near the Pky and on the line of cars; it meat class residence; rent mode | ‘apply at No. 200 Br De Briageetroes Brooklyn, for particulars. | RARE CHANGE FOR GUOCERS OR BAKERS.—T0 | Tet or leaae, 90 Grand street, corner of Gh gs ‘ cry and ato briek, House and ‘Sir ieinttasean et Speer mae ats, Tew pesseasion give. "Apply at 45 Greene street, up stairs, front mee 88 Eery Ase be pen ed BR aig TO nase fe filled with thet best class ‘of boa boarders, spevin ani about $200 per week Location unsurpasssd. Address F. ‘inion Square. "Post office, with full name. ne RARE CHANCE FOR A RESTAURANT.—THE BES’ up town to let, on the corner of Thirty. oot4 van avenue. Also the first, second and third It the modern improvements. Rents to low. Came tnd see them. ean to JOBN enue, Also, half Noi a lary store, for @ term of six month: whteh can doubtless be reaew- as the present cecupacts leave for Kurope on the 9th, 10 Fetsooahe offer will be refused from. a first rate tenant. A) an Monday, Oct. 31, from 1] to 4 o'clock, at M. & J. JO- PH'S, 65 and 67 Exchange place, four dodrs from Broad: way. counting house attached, ty Uhatinenta full exient a GENTLEMAN AND FAMILY, ABOUT LEAVING the city for the winter, would like’ to lind a party to take otsession of thelr Roome--second story. front-—and Rearoorm, nicely Inquire at 20 Bench Street, 8. John’s park, HOUSE TO LETOIN EAST FORTY FIFTH STREET eat Natya i in the oy, three story, basement and ‘and will give atoase for a longer term ff required, wi ive = for nger term if require: Kopi to a OHN FETTRETCH, 415 Third avenue. WHOLE UPPER PART OF AN ELEGANT MODERN House, with all the improvements, in Thirtieth stree: containing 7 fine rooms, convenient to five lines of cars and stages, to Jet, for $30 per moat house has every con water closets, bath room. pipes, bells, de. Ap- ib street 142 Fulton street, up stairs. ERKMAN STREBT.—T0 LEASE, THE STORES, BASE- senianha Cellars of 6 Beekman street and Ls sprice street poeren ) 185 feet through, location very desirable. Each store has superior ight and woiuld be let aeparately if desired. AD: ply to SAM PRICE, 20) Hudson street. OTTAGE HOUSE TO LET—IN BROOKLYN, FRANK- stm avenue, feurth house, northeastof Fark avenue_iwe bapement andattic, eleven rooms, painted throughout ‘ea oprog, $200 Ber an from November Int to roa st. mane to WARREN MITCHELL, opposite, o* at m of Mitchell & Blain, No. 16 Fulton Market, y fn Beekman st street, Ne New York. URNISHED HOUSE.—A SMALL THREE STORY louse, furnished complete, to let, to a small private f sayin in Thiry-OMb atrect, near ‘Fink avenue. “Apply to R, 264 Broadway, URNISHED HOUSE TO LET.—A MODERN HOUSE thoroughly furnished, ina delightful situation up town, Will be let to a private family and the rent received in the board of gentleman, wife. tnfantand aurse;, will not be let for a boarding house. Address box 3,985 Post office, with name, barges HOUSE ON FIFTH AVENCE TO LET.— eee well furnished bouse with ee a convenience, will be let to a responsible tenant, For particulars address H. care of T. Green, corner of TB: way and Fourteenth pe cela IRST CLASS FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET—IN Fifth avenue, $3,600; Fourteenth street, $5,600: Ninth street, ae $1,800; Thirty-fifth street, $1,500; Thomp- 1,200; also unfurnished houses in desirable loca- __DINGEE «& TOL DEN, No, 9 Nassau street. OUSE TO LET AND FURNITURE FOR SAUR—22 Green street, near Fourth. The house is furnished in the ery best manner, part of the furniture being rosewood, velvet brussels throughout. Everything complete for housekeeping. Will be sold very low. OFT TO LET.—THIRD srOOm oF MARBLE Pee. 357 street, corne: by eleven windows; holatway papel Cron wel ba for business or manufacturing purposes. Inquire at BaNTAS, 867 Canal street. ART OF THE FIRST Mags HOUSE, 153 SECOND ‘avenue, to let; contains all the modern improvements. Inquire on the premises MtVONATHAN WELT. Ooms TO LET— Apply at 236 Centre street. 10 LET—A NEAT THREE STORY AND BASEMENT ‘House, in the v gas and fixtures, Detween Eighth and Nin‘h avenues. ars EL 3 $5 = '. BURNHAM, 611 Hudson street, corner of Troy, c WITH STEAM POWER, rae LET—IN A GOOD BU! Loe taal eR pone mS Third avenue, between Eighteenth and th streets, ore ridge f Bone ool Fourih street, fro from 8 A. M. Li bap — peo DESIRABLE SALESROOM ON SE- poy nye —— per month. Inquire as above, Petween Band 4 oboe ET—THIRD FLOOR, CONS eg THREE T Atoms, ave Pantries, one with ( throom, on tbe same floor, with hot and cold rae stnall genteel family, at 105 Weat Forty sfth street po LET—IN vir: THIRD STREET, ONE HUNDRED from the Eighth avenue cars, @ neat three story House, with all the modern improveynents, fatho new row of houses now rhe street bas "been paved with Belgian pavement, and is as : demaneee lace to live in as any io this part of the city. It will be et Jow for one or more years, Apply ou the premises. 0 LET_FURNINGED, A FIRST CLASS HOUSE, WITH modern improvements; hot and cold water ‘and, was z willbe, i ig east Thiet let low {9 8 good tenant. Apply ut P.M, 0 ertrom S109 M. near Third avenue, from 11 \0 LET.—THE SECOND FLOOR OF THE TWO STORY pou No. 27 Jellergan street to, a small family. “Imme- ate possession. Rent $200 per annum. r LET—A_ weap pc gd ae i ENGLISH basement House, with improvements, plea- located, in Forty third ae No, 182, between Seventh i Bighih avenues, near Broadway LET—ALL aan or reece THE pn se oy Geaninen orteas me 5 ier MORRIS. kanes Blstet the Se (0_LET—AT REDUCED RENTS, AT 617 AND 519 Broadway, front and corner Rooms; also a tat Floor on ‘Twelfth street, 100 feet Went of Broa for business, socie tes, &c. JO) dw 8. KI |, 62 William street. 10 LET_FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED A. COT. a eee, Staten Island, three minutes’ walk from nug Harbor. For particulars apply to B. R. DE- LAFIERD, Eos, 104 Wall street. (0 LET—THE SECOND FLOOR AND ONE ROOM ON third tloor of 172 First avenue, on reasonable terms, suita- Ble for housekeeping. Apply on the premises. 10 LET—A TWO STORY BASEMENT BRICK COTTAGE, with gas throughout, chandeliers, &¢.; one minute's walk to Fulton avenue cars, ocrate Ferycis to Wall street ferry. Rent $250 per annum. i and ollcloths must be sold, and the furoiture if desired. Apply for two days at the premises No. 6 Grove place, out of Hanover place, Brooklyn. Lia LET—UPPER PART OF HOUSE 7 WEST oder 9 first street, between Sixth Ch and Broadwi oor Fooms with Croton and gas fixtures Rent to a small, g orally 6180 perannum. Apply at ROGERS’ book store, ‘a ——————— ee 10 LET—170 EAST TWENTY FIRST STREET, Pedi gl 2 part of House with back Basement, and four Rooms on third floor. Furniture for sale if desired, whole or tn part, at great sacrifice. Can be seen from 9 A. M. uutil 4 P. M. House contains ail the modern ae Bee | psa of JAS. A. BISHOP, corner of Catharine and Sheriff soci ed PART OF HOUSE, 102} er ‘enty-elghth street, bix Rooms in all, four on Wit te upper par ater. closet painted 1a the! ‘of House 196 Bast Twenty anes Taree Home S43 Fourth sresuee™ LRT—THE FIRST FLOOR, BASEMENT AND CEL- TS Jar and two attic Rooms in 98 Stanton street, near Orel, Kent low to a good tenant. Apply to 0. C. PINCKNEY, 72 pie inhi ne ari} 10 —AT Rl TO SM. 7 er LOW RENTS a nay Stl Croton ay onan Sean dercam =. on West Nine- a te voce, 140 140 West West Nt t Nineteenth arose Tose yi Ply o ———$—$—$—$<$ $< es ig LET—THE oo Sey RESTAURANT, ON MON- ue then on the Opera me y Hall and public bi area ulldings ecpaaned S or the ‘beat renders it ‘nd parlor, four po, pe ict AE FLOOR OF HOUSE 423 CANAL ST., over the store, with or without attic rooms, suitable for Wisin or fi Also two — gant Parlors, wih or with- ‘out basement. House ard, range, marble mantel, ‘water and gas. Apyly on the premises. $$$ LET, VERY. Low A NEW, ee ot eroay HovsE, browa sane, high sloop, on Thirty fourth street wii street; will be let very low toa Thint avenue, or to GASPER & HOPPOCK, tae, A, cee ERT IN BROOKLYN—THE LARG Pog, MOSLEM LARGE PER Ey ROME PANNING, 300 Bowery. Renla low. Inquire of pod Ba arate heen nn. A TEST OR Biel 10 =F, amen ag THE SEOOND FLOO! Tone 88 Tillary street, between Jay and Law: aot ab (hens ihiveny aagd to Room on the third floor. Rent $10 month tn advance. A genteel house, with high cellinss, "wo oan ‘Ten minutes walk from ‘ferries. Apply on the LET—WITH IMMEDIATE Gree: wich Of a three story Store aad Dwelling, and Eetanenen Gout mena tee weiine ERVING, 226 West Nineteenth street. (PO BE DRTORXCELLENT FURNISHED ROOMS, ON Sianed. able for x profes! with Rod board Location unsurpaased in the “oe oor "Apply at 79 Ninth stecol, news BROOKLYN—THE | UPPER PAR conaiting of four from om | ie T° alone Wingy re oe eeuad With »: Basement, heng Which fs rage, water, 40 To a small fan my moderate. HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., TO LET. ND STORY OF THE FINE THRER House, yyy fhe pe tres’ street. ro oa the moderp SPs EEGPOLIZAR POL ree Sores t for a Cuxst of Tea veces of T. 's Goons, im lo, oti Ce. eae +2 DRY GOODS, &6. OxnAt By d FOR LADIES TO BUY BAR- an Ata in semaogucnee of retiring free oe Sores UH LEE, ¢ eo Le ar OOD eae Broad- Eekscideien pcgwsind — wort of rich “rd face a a ary sromal ot richie Tenia the’ ‘T 755 BROADWAY—SKIRTS, THE LATEST IMPORT. ed ‘well made; misses 20 springs, shape. a splendid Old skirts ma C, A. RANOUB? Woven Skirt Factory Eighth steeet. at over equal to new 786 Broadway, near A ORRAT SAVING To Uy ERS OF CARPETS, OM cloths, de. C2 -H as ee SONKLING, CARPER OnLbECarEN” Rus, SHADES, ‘ac., at atyeet, Dear Broadway, bl ger Be Aais date and unt the Lat of of yanary next, lease trace be ng wees LAA neagon,) GASH AT WHOLESALE RICKS. One profi ean be waved and Selection made from the largest stock ver offered at retail in the city, ery grade of rienced uphoisterers ar been en, xd goods beneiivered free and laid many Dara lit he i ‘33 Cortlandt street, between Broadway and Greeowieh &. UALITY WATCH SPRING STEEL IN WOMEN'S ee Skirts, at retail at ‘eo cents « eos Doane street, for thirty days only. C Tr CLOA As ee Ree a 1,002 ene doar ab above Twenty-sixth street. Cc CLOAKS, CLOARS, New styles pow ¢ pow opening, in Velvet, Heavy Biack Beaver, Heavy Ribbed Beaver, Heavy Brown Plain and Ribbed a de. BENSO! 310 Canal street, opposite Mercer. ~ om"; INGS. We have just noone very large invoices BRUSSELS AND TAPESTRY BR selling at inst = Paces gree pm Cd year’s prices, ALSO, A full assortment aT SORELRRSN NS HWS wnat ‘We also invite Dastksie Fin Yin on Rb On Gloras, ted to Which far wyle and quality. Als penne ogee ELECTROTYPED BRUSSELS, AT 75 CENTS PER YARD, hich are fully equal im style, finish and durability te much G6 BUMFEERES Be Oppenite St Nicbouna Motel ILOTHERS’ AND TAILORS’ GOODS, WILSON C po NG. HUNT & CO., Porters and ad, Sand $6 FARK PLACB, Invite the altentin fe trade to thelr present complete ack of newly Por GOODS FOR MEN'S WEAR, Together with TOAN WOOLLENS, Which are for sale by the piece or package, on terms 10 aut the market. CARPETS. GOODS FOR FALL SALES, a: the folowing bw ENQLISH TAPESTRY, Me. te $1. EOPERFINE RINGRAIAL Se to Ge. SpysINGR BBO INGRATN, te 62 to ts Bh iode all Fourth sveuue, near Cooper institute, Ess Constantly recei' B. ‘BEATTY'S, Ne ACE CURTAINS CURTAINS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, BROCATEXTIN DELAINES, TAPESTRY, REPS, By the venecattiNG, CHINES, toy be yard, with of 7 ne OR MADE CPX on THE Lares PARISIAN DESIGNS, In the best manner, at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. SOLOMON & HART, 369 Broadway. CUSTOM TRADE. F. DERBY & eee IMPORTIN 6 Fano ce that they have veouned’ 7 memes Fergie ea an , Gares Goods, of Isiest styles, mentfactured and expressly 10 onde tole iS aipert nea ichent of seoel Siafiable shade lyse sean Sable and Fur Beavers for ov . el find Cheviots for streak ait ‘Together with a cholee selection of Trowseriogs and Vestings, Received through Messrs, Biguow, wear ay London, All speeially adapted to the requirements of an of reciative a And will be opened on ot Ine, londay, 3I R™; SHAKER BREAVY WOOL Ga ae AND DRAWERS, pers SHAKER UNDERSMIRTS J AND DRAWERS, MERINO UNDERMIIATN AND DRAWERS, OF ——_ bt WOOL HOSIERY TO MATCH, hich we fv atlention. ARNOUX, ‘521 Broadway. ee KIRTA—WOVEN a 12 SPRING ST irises, and 17 Desleraeughiied twits eto eT ap a ey so Ou ‘over equal ee Hudson. $15. new, at C, ING’SWoven Skirt factory, 231 Spring street, near S. A. MAGNUS. MAGNUS & ISRAEL, Po ad porters not Brith Bore eal aa of bristles, Ho Feathers, Quills, &e. PIECES FANCY SILKS, From the late auetion oe 500 par RK on, 6 ladies say itis.no use shopping an; in fet HORTON & SONS, 279 Fulton street, Brooklyn. alt a FALL FASHIONS, MERICAN, RUSSIAN _ “AND “HUDSON fae com tie attsation eo ptny's ‘Furs,—WILLIAM MOSER invites ‘of customers and the public tm general a tohin ire nna elegant Assortment of the above Furs, nade selected and well in the latest and we a approved styles, ani’ aan rices. simi WILLIAM MOSER, 41 Maiden lane, URS, FURS, FURS. -A’S STOCK Of foreign and Fars is the most extensi mine Ladies are respectfully int gl 4 c them purchasing elsewhere. . ‘87 Canal corner jooster. ras BEAT tifelly at please call at TA. 8, Broadway. Ck Sleeves and other Styl si from Pans. Pardellar atienton paid to Drewiab biog: ved RTANT ADVICE TO LAD EOREAPT LOTTE 12, LADIES DuaermARS for dresses is or any style ot plated as before by a machine, i now pinto sch = ‘tool, worked made .by one of the ‘tirst hands of one of the largest manuf atin, and whe hee sat potiela goeral dab eoehan tle he aag ule Sa the mow, fe term. Inquire of Mad. PAGLDENS, ‘ADAME KAHN RESPECT Daan gee ee De Ee opel ce, ee Booms. Ho at Brvadeey dirt oa ther with those of her ov Manufacture, whlch, for richsees ml 23> 5 oe ; a i 288 Bi af jonn DoLaN, 24 LE At z 3 SB 2 by a ze 35, ie S26 i 3 —AT A pursuant to a oad of the tr Agron HE Bean was san SSENBLY DISTR eS [4 TAME SHARICeE Chairman,