The New York Herald Newspaper, November 13, 1859, Page 6

_STTUATIONS W! WANTED—FEMALES. NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1859. DRY S0ODs, &c. ‘7 Resprorance UB AMERICAN WO! Woman WISHES A T DE PEROEVALS SAGAne NTFTALS situation as housekeeper, in & good fai Good rete: red on hanit watt rehiete ‘abt sitet ‘bed Forces given, Addreas Mrs. Wright, Terald a! ee on Paescoion aad lery made to sferring; Gay, 1%, and Monday, 14th, from 10 o'olock A. M, ft Lases mended and oft est ant Kings of Staraplog foF pa Ben i Fc EN By ph Beeman WIDOW LADY WIBIES A SITUATION | embroklered red homies ta housekeeper in small family: has one ehil Lin con. Aaeratton of which ‘sho will go for half price: no chjection fm the countrys adh Sb st, Williamsburg. erie Sch st, WE porrcieadlideseliatiretatesehantiils USERERSER—A WIDOW LADY OF THR HIGHEST a P Wishes to take the entire charge of highont tent fmonials a8 to ca ©. Howard, Herald office, for weer ‘nm Can give the Bree diva as ore! WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG lady, as stewardess or to travel with a Indy to San California. ‘The best of reference given. ‘Address Miss ‘Walling, 14734 Jay st., Brooklyn, top floor, in the rear. eer een Wert SITUATION, BY. BY 4 YOUNG LADY. IN A atreet, near Hadsen. ery or confectionery sores te Bvooklen or Wi ‘iitams- perp pret ferred, Good. ER SE nS ANTED—A, FEW, GENTLEMEN'S OR LADIES’ ashing whic which will be done in the best manner. Call at Ghar, 1, back room. SUC ae, eee Aa athe ‘ANTED—ALI, KINDS OF STITCHING DRESSES ues, ladies’ and children’s under garments and tucking will be done in the neatest roping Wheeler & Wil- souseewing machine. Apply at 408 Canal street, over the ANTED-—A SITUATION, DY A. RESPECTABLE, WFrevewant worno; can lake full charge of © bate grown children and do all_kinds of family sewing. Gan be wren Tor two days at $2 West Shh at soound Hoon freak sense gow for two Gaye SV ER Week AB &, SOtcnis ove, Tees Foc ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WT iitaton to do the cooking, washing and ioalng” Geil abso Mprue avenue, Jsrooklyn. —_Se TANTED-SEWING, BY WHEELER & WILSON'S MA" chinea; machines | ‘sent into othe city oF country; tnatrug tions given in or out of the house; comy _ & fs. Wilson. 406 4th ave., corner 20th sk, over Haenger's bakery, entrance in 29hat. bere rc nr OOK WANTED—TO WASH AND IRON; MUST BB Cc’ eosnplee in pork capaciies. Apply at 261 Greene st, se- ‘ED—-AT TEGEL’S HOTEL, 47 BARCLAY STRERT, Wie Bi for the kitchen work aud one girl for the ironing ANTED-A YOUNG LADY FOR EACH CITY IN T1 Tain, Wobiain orders for a pew aud beautiful work of ; Uberal arrangements made. A ‘Norman & Co.,care Bib. Lockwood, Broadway Post office. NTED—A PROTESTANT WOMAN, AS LAUN- Wee Cail at 14 M4 Wet 2d st., on Monday and Tuesday, Between 11 aud 3 o'clock. pl hE ‘ANTED—A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN, AS FIRST WW Nuee cock, washer and ironer, ins rivaté family, ‘Ap- ply ai 125 Bergen st., only from 4 to 6 o'clock P. ‘ANTED—A WOMAN TO SUPERINTEND HOUSE- hold matters in a young ladies’ institute. One who un- @erstauds cooking in all its branches required. Apply to Bbeldon & Co,, 115 Nassau street, N. ployment — aend Seip Company.” ‘The business wil ay rom 875 to 3100 per Broth Aiiess J, Bradstreek, bor 213 Post otkes, Chicago. RRAND BOY WANTED—ONE ABOUT If OR, 15 ‘ears of age; wages: week; must the best yecommendadons (or, honesty, Address, in handwriting of applicant, box 454 Post office, giving residence and reference. ANTEDCMEN OF EXPERIENCE AND GOOD. AD- drese, aa eity canvassers for the “Newbrough Po ggg mpeg me! ity idity and certainty, taki e., can be run up wi ar 4 y Soe ct Bi to Fraser & Go, 241 ai aanine ‘twe columns at atime. App! Sflice of Erie ‘Compa ANTED—SEVERAL BOYS, FOR THE CHOIR OF AN Episcopal chureh; salaries $100 per annum; applicants ess clear allo or soprano voice, with ability 10 age not to exceed 15. Address R, sight; i bor iad Herald ollee, giting name, reslience and otter par: WANTED—A MARRIED MAN, WITHOUT CHILDREN, to take charge of a and’ garden connected with a ladies’ institute; must understand his basiness thorough- Fr Kppiy to Sheldon & Co, 115 Nassau st, Ne ‘ANTED—A SOBER, INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG MAN, to agsist in attending bar; Aoquainted with the juried; also. 8 good cook, eity and the care of a horse req , in a Festaurant, “Apply atthe Fi Poon Hotel, 619 Grand st., near the serry, to-day SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES. N ENGLISH GENTLEM. AR, ‘WHO HAS as a SEVERAL years experience in a first class wine im house, and Yiig understands bookkeeping and the roa oe of mareaatle 88 thoroughly, Posscaaing stair knowiadge of French and Portuguese, desifes a aituadion. Can tural doubled references. Would prefer to Ro South, to the West in — America. R. G., box 30 Post WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A MIDDLE AGED MAN, fome respectable business; is strong and beaithy and not afraid of work. The best ofeity referenes given. Address James S., 142 6th av. WANTED—A SITUATION. AS COACHMAN OR POR. ter, by a young Scotchman. Referenee to Samuel Gochran & Co., 83 Chambers st. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION AS PORTER, BY A RE- Spectable man, who has had over 1) yeire experience fa the dry goods impérting trade. Can refer to ‘of tbe ‘Oldest hoiises in the city. ns also to his present e note addressed to box $,401 Post oitice will meet w attention. ‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION AS clerk and salesman in a book, and stationery or paper Banging store, or as porter ina wholesale store. Satisfactory peference given. Address F. J. 1 Dox 180 Herald office, ce _THE TRADES. bs R CUTTER WANTED. $2 PRR WEEK TO A ed man, and steady work. e but aman who can do job work and fine work will sult. inguire st 457 Broadway. ATHERS WANTED—FOR NINE HOUSES, ON THIR- lieth street, between Fifth and Madison avenues. ahillings per thousand, RLAN W. LPHTA AND TAILORS.—WANTED, FOR PHILADE Boston, respectively, two first class, thor rienced foremen to supérintend the manufacture of ready made clothing, for whieh liberal salaries will be paid. Address, with references, S. W. M., Herald oftice. Warten WORKER IN BRASS AND STEEL (smail work) at the foot lathe: a mathematical instrn- industrious man can have ment maker would suit. A a . Browne's, barp maker, 709 tonsiant employment at J. Broadway. FRENCH J ADVERTISEMENTS. _ NW DEMANDE—UNE BONNE FRANCAISE prendre goin d'un enfant de deux ans. et out eouure, Sadresser au No. 145 3me r (48 FRow "ALFRED CARSON. New York, Nov. 6, 1889. Aurnep Canson, Esa:— ‘Dear Sin—At'a meeting of your friends, held on the 7th inst, the undersigned commitiee was appointed to reauest you to publicly announce yourself us a candidate tor the Chief En- ranip, and thus set at rest the doubt which has been ex- me members of the Department that such was the ease Res ectf ull, ‘Sy Pr HO nt Levy Foreman Engine Co. 4. THOS, W. WI LDING, Foreman H. & L. & 4. EMILE MALHERDE, ‘Foreman Hose © SAMUEL W. Foreman Hose C THOS, J, COUTANY, Foreman Bugine Uo. id ees ore, Con ENE Yonk, Nov. 9, 1869. ‘Tnos. Leavy, Esq., and others, Commitiee GuntLeMEN—I hive received your favor of the Sth instant, and in reply vill say, that at ® meeting of firemen beld some mouths since] was requested to a ome a candidate for the office of Chief Engineer, to which "Provost T then con- sented: and, ag your note requests it, 1 do hereby, publisly an- Rounes to the Fire Department tha ttam o candidate for the above named office at the coming election. I have served many years in the Department, ‘and my course is well known {0 its members. Tt would, therefore, be surperfinous for me to say that I am in favor of any particular measures; but I will say that, whether elected or not, I will continue to use all my power and infinence to perpetuate our volunteer system as ut Present organized. Very respectfully, APHE ACTIVE, HONORARY MEMBERS AND FRIENDS of Columbian Engine Company No. 14 are requested to eet at the enzine house, on Suaday, Nov. 13, at lovciock 3M, for the purpose of attending the obserles of the Inte ” ROBERT ROGERS, Foreman, J. K, Biswonm, Secretary. bri WATCHES AND. D JEWELRY. Be NO, 11 WALL “STREET, WATCHES. Jewelry Store from Beondoray. GoLD WATCHES. 1 carat, only $15, LID’ SILVER WATCHES only $6, For a few da: aroma iad iomuka oon fora tere oe tion of WATO AR to arrive, I am cloring ont my Fea stock at epee From an immense sel bid ye enumerated very handsome GOLD, DEAMOND, xp AND a ae D, Warde VER eULLY JEWRLE! OU NGLISH Pn AND | DETACHED LEVERS, DUPLEX a CHRONO RE CHE THF Finest AMER: ATCHES, wir comrEx- phatance, HEAVY vane, Siuviit vcasis: and every other anette DE ATCT at nit e usual rates, Fer a few days only. Remember, No. 1 Wall street J. MACDURE No Tl Wall street, np stairs, tion pd GOLD a) A BARGAIN FOR CASH.—ONB HEAVY GOLD HUNT neat pats hy @ es i timekeeper, 18 carats fine, by a No. 1 English Price $115; on» open face do. for $60; one fine Indy’ a Nuster wad Chai for sale to pay advances. WBARRINGER, 110 Broadway! Yom 33, up stairs. RESTAURANTS. Eyes FILBERTS, TIARES, BACON, th Honers,Soaniah Ontope and English Pickles, sail quan RICHARDSON & MCLEOD, 106 Malden lane, comer of Pearl, bea SOUP eet gat ISH MUTTON, inner to morrow. Mutton and Turtie Soup, on Tuesday. Tane, corner of Peay! EDSON RENCLEOD: 106 Maids OUTH DOWN MUTTON AND sUGCRD TAR ‘or dinner to-morrow, at CHAS, HAYTER, No, oe aren. For sale, English Cheese, Pickles, Savces, Blonters, de, COAL, pan hae a eae << YOAL, COAL —84 LARGE NUT SIZE AND @ 79 Src Co SFege are: prime quatities et ihe cual, yard Fey more tree orayth and sieeala, 6 iw EDWARD BRUREND.” ‘no objection to eierinee anand required. Apply at 65 | styles. ‘and most perfect manner; ws; indies’ read van Yokes, y Greats, DremenApreen’ ce Blankew, eet Sere Sawer —_—_——_—_—__ T =, RECADWAX—OLD SKIRTS MADR ov a wen SI , and misses’ neh well mate and cheap. yen eee BA NOUR. 785 Hroadwas ; * i of Highth sireet, PACT. VEN Oran, ARE A See OUD | fp wo (ook tema Pere. en on Big id 2 ‘$1 25; ae Bee spri se gh 8 ers supplied with 9 mie dosent 1h $1" Bkirts ‘Oki made over. aS HARDIN Tstirt Fuciory, 231 Spring GREAT SAVING BUYERS OF CARPETS, O1L A Goths, de. Eddie CARPETS. ‘T. H. &J. BE. OONKLING, ‘and Wholesale Dealers tn. OARPI OILCLOTHS, RUGS, SHADES, &e., Wi, after thie date and wn the Ist of Jan next, a (Their wholesale trade being mostly over for ‘the ssaa0m,) Offer thetr entire Retail CAS, AT WHOLESALE PRICES. ced upholsterers have been onencet, Joining cess ee en TON LANGe at 35 Cortinndt street, botween Broadway and Greenwich a GREAT CHANCE FOR LADIES TO BUY BARGAINS. consequence of retiring from the business. E. UH FELDED, of Mi Canal street, hres doors mest of Breadway, weil sell ‘out hig, entire, stock, over $90,000 worth of rich Bin oiderie; Thread Laces, Trimmings and French Fancy Goods; all’ ef which have. Noaa ‘boughs for ash, and will bo sold at a very great reduction to close the business. TTENTION-SREKERS AFTER | NOVEI, USEFUL, scarce and desirable walch ean be found oaly ak FOUNTAIN Seinla STOR! Broadw: Sie tion Shaw Pinen le Ge Sd Tenia Braceleta, ard Cases, eae French Todian and American Fans, pcs Canton Vases, China. eaten bode ene Mean Japan. an ae ‘China, France, Ireland, America and other coun: e, Ww! FOUNTAL oe co.’s, 8, 653 Broadway. T MRS. GAYNOR'S CORSET AND SKIRT ESTAB- lishment, now sacrificed, Robert Worrely’s. real heir woven ( ‘orsets slightly damaged b ‘water on ‘The most superior shape 80 skeletons stad ‘and otber Warieles of Skirts the fanhlopable trail shapes at taneh soceee, able prices, N, B.—Skirts altered aud made over, . IRS. GAYNOR, 813 Broadway Two doors frown Calon ‘square. A’ KINZEY’S GREAT SALE 01 DAMAGED Goons. $25,000 worth of Laces, Embroideries, Collars,Sleeves, ands, Sets, Silks, Velvets, Ribbons, Bonneta, ‘Trimmings, Flowers, Hosiery, Giovep and Fancy Articles, partly damaged by wrater: ‘The enlire stock must be sold effin order to repair the Solled needlework Bands, in Iota, 6, 1234¢., 18¢., 250, Needlework Sleeves, 12c., 18¢., 25¢, Insertions and Edgings, 2c, Be Ae, 6 6c. Gents’ Linen Handkerchiefs, 180 5 Reedlowork and Lace Collate, 8.60", 12e., 18, 1,500 yards white Silk Liusion, Perfect, Ise: 2/000 yards plain and figured I faces Go. 1,200 sets Collars and Sleeves, 3c, 35e.. B)e., $1, ER AND SMOKE. 15,000 yards Dress und Cloak Trluminge rich Velve and faney Trimmings of all kinds—Frioges, le, 2 ‘Trimmings, le., 2c. 15,0.0 yards fancy Velvet Trimmings, Se., 6c. 1,000 pieces colored and black Velvets, Ide. 21000 pairs solled Kids Ie. black Kids, 250 pairs colored Kids, all colors, 3000 z 200 alee aire best Beubires to Bere i _ rig ‘ards F ‘ancy Bo alta splendid alt in ey re fanc] rae es, ibs to 186, tin Bonnet 6c. to 12}ac. ATHERS xND LOT WER! 4) 00 dunches: black Ostrich Feathers, 26c. white and colered Marabout Feathers, 0c. too Heh velvet French Flowers, Si. Our entire stock in the wholesale coe of new fresh goods will be opened at retail at the same prices, as the entire stock must be closed ont. The store during this'sale will open at 10 A. M. and close at 9M: in order, to arrange stock for sales KINZEY'S, 223 Fighth avenue, Between Twenty-drst and Tw enty-second streeis. i000 be, 5,000 each day T 418 BROADWAY. We have received 200 new sts1e gentlemen's beantif fancy satin Scarfs, worth $2 50, at $1 MOKINEEY 4 MoGRADE. 413 Broadway, corner of Lispenard A’ RICHMOND'S, 587 BROADWAY, Opposite Metropolitan Hotel A very large and choice t of French Embroidered Seta. handsomely trimmed with Valenciennes lace, new shapes, at $5 a $6; recular prices $1 S128 $14. Also, Embrokiered Haad kerchiefs of linen, alar priee 10s. Inspection will be suthelent. RICHMOND'S, 587 Broadway. T 481 BROADWAY. GREAT SALS OF RICH SILES. 1,800 PIRQRS NEW STYLES, 475 cents Redneed trom 3 en 1,000 PIECES EXTRA QUALITY, Only $2 per yard, Wedwoet from $1 7D. ‘Observe the name and number, G. M. BODINE, 481 Broadway, T NO. 429 BROADWAY. VALENCIENNES LACE SETS $5, Medallion Lace Sets from $6 and upwards—very choice. eal point and polut applique lace Collars and Sets, in great S00 embroidered and Valenciennes Handkerchiefs, new st ‘Rome beautiful Breakfast and Travelling Sets, just opened, ___ Late Peter Roberis, Nona Broadway. T NO, 429 BROADWAY. FROM AUCTION TITS WERK. 1,000 French Lace Veils, $t; warranted worth $1 0. ‘600 French Lace Veils’ $1'60; war worth $2 50, Also, fie aseortment on band of Thread Lace Wells; Black, Guipure, Thread and French Laces. Coitfeurs and Barbes. WILLIAMS & CO. Late Peter Roberts, No. 429 Broadway. A’ NO. 429 BROADWAY, pure Lace Collars, Bde.; warranted worth 7 ipure Lace Collars, Ge ; warranted worth 8 400 Honiton Lace Collars, $1, warranted worth $15 1,000 pieces Valenciennes Ed gings, from Is. per yard and upward. B. WILLIAMS & CO. Late Peter Roberts, No, 42) Broadway, A S8E4T CLEARING OUT SALE. ‘And must be sold before the Ist of Jannary, 1800, on aevount of enlarging the store, ENGLISN Caith ENCH PAPER H. GILT ge assortment S OUSLOTH, 40. WINDOW SHADES, ORNICES, &C. Carpets at 2. per yard, usually sold at S0e.; fine all rpeis Sde., usually sold at 75c.; iine three ply: Carpets ust sold ‘at $1 Zand $1.25; English tapestry Car; ete , Usually sold at $1 25 and $1 37; also, a large stock of Oileloth remnants, from one to fiftee rds, to be sold very cl Also fine French Gojd Paper, 50 ‘cents per roll: fine Satin Paper, IZcents per roll 5,000 pair fine gold Window Shades, $1 per pair. COATES, 314 Hudson street, above Spring. 7 REDUCED PRICES. RICE & GOLDENBERG, yes STREET, NEAR Offer the entire balance of their Fall Importstions, consisting eee of the following named articles, PER LES RTGEn HAN” REGULAR RETAIL POINT APPLIQUE. SETS, from $7 60 to $12. 20 FRENCH EMBROIDERED CUFFED SETS Entirely new patterns, RICH MEDALLION EF WORKED SETS, th tt IEF WO) 1° novel IW) POINT LACE COLLARS, from 1 2m) POINT APE VALENCIENNES COLLARS, wile 1 75 t0 $8; entirely new. m $1 300 THREAD LACE COLLARS. "from $1 10 30) RICH MEDALLION COLLARS, trom 3t 708 60. 1,00) MALTESE COLLARS, from 37}gc. o8l 1,000 NEAT FRENCH CAMBRIC BANDS, 600 EMBROIDERED LINEN BANDS, 1.600 DIMITY BANDS, from Is to Se, 26) RICH EMBROIDERED SKIRTS. 0 FRENCH EMBROIDERED HANDEEROGIEGS, From 200, LACE, APPLIGUET CAPS, PS, from 68 cents to $l. 500 BREAKF aS’ to $2.50. REAL Bhack ¢ o HANTILLE TAGE VEILS, wm $2 50 LAC! CHANTILLY COIPFURES AND BARBES , eee From $1 50 to $6. of the season. to $10. 1 to $6. Rotirely new patterns nd the best of cabot ‘imported, BLACK FRENCH GUIPURE LACKS BLACK PUSHER LACE F POINT APPLIQUET PAGES i in al 900 Pieces Real VALENOLENNES and THREAD! EDGINGS, At Is. ard, and OP hae oe Ghocer FRINGES, | eee sie in twenty-four different patterns, from. r yarc fs AMMINGS, TASSELS, a Sire nl ESS a )S, AND COMDS AND TASSELS. BLACK SILK VELVET RIBBONS, the best make imported. FRENOH KID GLOVES! 1 from 76 cents to 63 cents a pair. Buy f the above goods would do well to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. | AT REDUCED PRICES, DRESS SILKS, FRI ae MERINOES, MERINO POPLINS, POIL Da CHEV RES, LUSTRES, DELAINES and other DRESS GOODS, ‘Also SHAWLS AND CLOAKS, ©-.G. HOOK, Nos. losand 110 Sixth avenne, between Bighth and Ninth streeta, BEAUTIFUL LINE OF NEW LACES L POINT HONITON, MALTESE AND VALENCIENNES BE: COLLARS, HANDKERCHIEFS, COIFFURES, BARB! BOe APS AILEY, FARMINGTON & LESLIE, me 623 Broadway. 'YLE OF MEDALLION INSERTION AERC CTENNES SETS AND, COLLARS mt With HANDKERCHIEFS to BAILEY, FARMINGTON & LESLIE, 623 Hrowiereye retty. BPA IN CLOAKS AND SHAWLS. OTH AN Nb Veuve CLOakS FALL AND WINTER SHAWLS, ai really ree oun G Sites Be Eisten, great variety. ono ores co. HOLMES MBS CO. Buesxkers, Quinte. FLANNSLA, TABLE LINENS, ot worsted D ing, Draperies ‘and house: keeping Dry Goods of iption, at low prices. fr of Allen pireet, nn IE SOOO RE i nninnnnnd 8, D8, BAND: PaO SA FROM AUCTION. A splendid selection of fine Krench Bands, Ales, Plonnciogs, Bagings and Tuseruoos, Tnfants’ Robess Walsta ad mA Wit] ne? & 00. ts, No. 429) tect FROM S40 ERS COLLARS and Nt FARRINGTON & 8 iL ALMORAL SKIRTS, AT $1 25 BAGH. 500 more, just ressive re 4h great variety of RT Li BESS Nanaia coruer of Worth street. ras, CO., YLOAKS, CLOAKS, CLOAK: fon cow bn: Sace 0, conta et Or oF al tho ead a0 ace eplenaed es wlredueed for ine ae season . DAKS AT 3 a a. ICR tease et tee rs n excellent: vt. with ir pxab BEAY! SLOT Lise NV aT bd , rm Cl AVER ‘H CLOAKS AT es vcd A CIR CASRN AF ia, a ERENGRREA BEAVER CLOTH Unb ARs AT $10. niticent cloak of richest and finest mater'al, ; w me the adie 0 New York and surroundulg cities to inspect our en! 9 jot bavir to Petey a chaser trom 30 to 4 POW. Ke PEYTON: Cloak Manufacturer, 284 Bowery, near Honston street, (Aerstinos ar LORD & TA & TAYLOR’ tach ith nding 3 ¢ ng Ji, romney & So's Tapesisrs, Vartear dnd Carpetings. baie gl pine. pavagEts, ‘Hemp and low p ge My Hh) Om, 261 street, JLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, Fancy and plain Beavers and Wi 7 Velvet, Catvase, Friomage, ass Soe RETAILED aT IMPORTERS’ PRIGES, LORD & TAYLOR, ‘Nos. 286, 287, 289 and 261 Grand street, Nos. 47 And 49 Catharine street, seen eee ne eee OO, CARPETING | 5 REDUCED PRICES, Consisting of , r VELVET, + TAPESTRY, “INGRAIN, &c. Also Oileloths, Rugs, Drugge! Od itonmes & co., No. $07 Grand street, corner of ‘Allen ‘street, NLOAKS. are SPECIAL AND EXCLUSIVE STYLES. ow open, and opening daily, NOVELTIES IN VELVET nae BEAVER, CLOAKS ABD SACK! Su ned ality and finish. Ladies wishing Cleaks and Sacks io ‘set and fit especially well, can pes ye by @ competen MOUR 8, OPERA CLOAKS, and CLOAKS for CHILDREN, in tack, sod erate tate JAMES A. HEARN, 718 Broadway,’ above Ninth street. QUEZAIE MATERIALS, LACE (CURTAINS, &c.. AT juced prices.—Fergnson Brothers, No. 361 Broadway, are now offering their entire stock of Irocatelie, Satin taines, Damasks, Lace Curtains, Window Shades, Cornices, Curtain Trimmings, &c., at retail at wholesale prices. Win" dow Shades, Curtains, &c., made up to order. FERGUSON BROTHERS, No. 351 Broadway. (OAKS! CLOAKS:!, CLOAKS 111 2 the most bales sper aieenert the inspection of I the most su len, is week 'to the inspection of indies, at the’ Cloak, Shawl and’ ‘Manula ‘Emporium, 29) poner BLACK BEAVER CLOAKS for ox 50: oth ne. erfine do., beautifully trimmed. rth $10, sik enn and NUERIA BEAVER CLOAKS, from Bargains in Dress and Fancy Goods, from auction, daily. 000 air of Ria Gloves from mucin, a Zs. Gl; worth 80e. and examine our stock. cartAn, eLearn & MoCULLOUGH, 280 Bowery, opposite Stanton street. VHARLOTTE G. SMITH.—CLOAKS, MANTILLAS, / Basques and Sac! a He cloth, velvet manufactures pressly for city trade, 1,002 Broadway, one door above ‘wenty sixth street. RESS SILKS AND SILK ROBE: ‘Purebased at the recent auction sales, ata great reduction rices. so a splendid stock of Black Silks. ©. C. HOLMES & CO. 907 Grand street, corner of ‘Allon’ ‘Street, ~ zoe, thea OF EVERY DESIGN, r yar —half the cost of importation— pa hesid bea ey T. B ISAACKS, Agent, Seven doors west of Broadway. ILEGANT CLOTHS FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, from $1 to $3 60, warranted all wool, 114 yards wide, just ceived this week from auction, Tv. EB. en t, 5 saa amt EGANT KID GLOVES, ‘ND SIZES, 4a., 68. and 66., just received this week emi eoon. T, E. ISAAC RS Agent, ‘street, Seven doors weal of Browdway. —————— ey, PUURGANT MOIRE ANTIQUE, PLAIN AND FIGURED" 4, “one yard wide, warranted all ilk, 128. a 14s. per yard’ Just received this week from anction. T. B. ISAACKS, Agent, 104 ‘Duane street, Seven doors west of Broadway. ILEGANT FRENCH MERINOS, OPERA FLANNELS, 1) “Irish Poplins, plain, striped and figured Delaines, at half ihe eost of importaiton, jist Tecetved the week from atictone . ISAACKS, Agent, 104’ Duane’ street, Seven doors west of Broadway. ELURGANT BISHOFF BLACK SILKS, FROM $8. TO $1 75. Superior India Foulsrd Silks, one yard’ wide, ehintz igures, Gs. 6d. per yard, just received this week from auction. “f. B. ISA ACES, Agent, 04 Duane street, Seven hint west of Broadway. LEGANT LYONS BLACK SILK VELVET, ONB YARD senile, Warranted al sik, $0 to 86 00" per Fard, juat re- rs week from auction. a, T. E. ISAACKS, Agent, 101 Duane street, Seven doors west of Broadway, Lebo AND MAGENTA Wiehe Es oslo inek and colored, AT RETAIL NOV. 4. Received per, sivamship Vanderbit. STRANG, ADRIANCE & CO, 355 Broadway, (ROM AUCTION, CLOTHS, ASSTMERES, CLOAKING and DRI HOUSEKEEPING LINEN and QUILTS, EMBROIDERIES and RIBBONS, At prices far below the original cost. ©. G. HOOK, Nos. 108 and 110 Sixth avenue, DEBBY & COMPANY, = EIS, NectT Wale street, r ‘west side Broadway, ten A canes, NEW. GOODS. rosnired per slenér Persia are new exhibiing e superb eclecdon of entemen’a ONAE. vey FRO AND DRESS COATS, in the most desirable shades and mixtures. Algo, a variety of new stylea for traveling and street nit, tens iment Haring Juat opened an extensive assoriment of Troviserings and Vest ings in the latest designs, purchased through Messrs, Barlow, Payne & Co, Manufacturers! Agente, From whom we are Nfeaper hony receiving the py seleo- dons procurable in London and’ IRENCH AND ENGLISH MERINOS, Bombazines, all wool eae Valencias and Dress Goods in endless variety. . HOLMES & CO., S07 Grand cirset; ooter of Allon streets Airy pry Goons ARNOLD, TABLE & CO, 1 ARE NOW OFFERING AT GREAT BARGAINS, Their extensive stock of FAMILY OR HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS, Conaistining part of Linen Shectings, Shirtings, ‘Taple Data and Cloths, illowease Linens, kins, Towels and Toweilings. PLANEIS, BUANKETS, QUILTS AND TOILET COVERS, Ni MOSLIN CURTALNS, VESTIBULE LAC! PARAMATTAS, FRENCH ORGANDIFS, TARLETANS AND. SWIBS MUSLINS—FOR ‘EVENING DRESS DANAL, oorber of Mercer, M. BODINE, 4 BLEGANT PALL Sits, One yard wide, (NEW " DESIGNS, Reduced from $4. At $2 50 per yard, 481 BROADWAY. M. BODINE, 481 BROADWAY, Will oer on Monday, Nov. 14, 000, FRENCH SUCKED HaNDErnc HIEFS, 80 cents a pie ‘yo rth 481 BROADWAY. BARGAINS IN SILES. 500 pieces extra Sh Plaid Land Bayndere, . per ‘s G™z 4 or cheap at T. STRWART & CO. M. BODINE, 481 FROADI Y, G. ‘Will offer on Monday, Nov. 1 si bn ag ahi POPLING - BAYADERE and PLAIDS, r At 2 cents per yi weed 431 Broadway, 7. NOUVEAU JUPON. SANS _CONTREDIT LE eur. QUI FUrRER TREND LE TITRE DE Parga légereté, wa tournure et sa grace qu'il donne a la tol- late des dames, “N'ayant point de reagorts par devant il est dune commodité sans beanie, ear il permet de wamincir avo Jonte. Ce jupon est appele a étre universellement repandu et adopté par lea persounes de bon gout. Bn vente en detail chez DWARD LAMBERT & CIR, 335 Broxdwi Au coin de orth street. DRY &O. T°iAete EMBROIDERED CAPS, entirely new, both in 29 Also, ere iS AND INSERTION tan very rich. AILEY, FARRINGTON & Lise) 623 Broadway. To & TAYLOR, ne uch ant att pe ce # full assortment of teh polat tee "Snr hod Sear in (lar mre ake Cape, potnt, and Ypreakfnat Geta, Ociaree, Lo 4& TAYLOR, Peet —ana il meager: 18 EMBROIDERED STOAER softer cg steorungot ef ‘Cloaks, manufactured expressly and elegantly toned eet rae eae ye and plain Ye Clothe, piain and ribbed Beavers; &c., era is ude * atores Nos. 255 ri ‘and Nos. 7 and 49 Catharine sireot, L022 & she OS. 461 to 467 4] BROADWAY, Would tare Boca Weir iarge nod kof FASHIONABLE WINTER SHAWLS, Long and square, Broches, Stellas, Woollen, &e¢., 48, Alo~ GENTLEMEN'S TRAVELLING SHAWLS, ait onrat variety, aod at Now 25:7 OH ey ARES ‘And Nos. 47 and 49 CATHARINE STREBT, [98> 4 TaxLoR, NOB, 461 t0 467 BR 6] BROADWAY, Request special attention to their present large stock of ELEGANT PARIS DRESS SILKS nd Redes; also 11 agsortment of = BXYRb ERE AND AND PLAID SILKS, ewent styles at 75 cts. to $1 50 ‘Nos. 255 to 261 GRAND 87) ‘And Nos. 47 and 49 CATHARINE STREET. pornnse GOODS, ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & CO. HAVE NOW IN STORE A LARGE by RICH STOCK MOURNING DRESS Goons, ao ranEing EVERY ARTICLE NECESSAR) FOR TaASO NS. WEARING MOURNING. To which will be added, upon the arrival of each vue NEW, ‘NEWEST AND CHOICEST G GOODS BE FOUND IN THE EUROPEAN MARKET. CANAL, corner of Mercer. a HUEY, 43 CATHARINE STREET, CORNER OF MADISON, oe 5 canes VALENCTAS, at leper ea eS Also, Jarge and well selected stock of SILES, SHAWLS AND CLOAKS, AT A REDUCTION OF 25 PER CENT, DEMOREST’S PRIZE MEDAL SKIRT COMBINES ao gee dll gg durability, and cannot get out af oe what der- every Indy wants; a Skirt at a low price very. caren, ee in form and cannot get out of order. 375" Broad: ul street, 258 Bowery a. ‘19 Righth Avenue. Our motto:—“Better than the best, the cheapest.” Great reduction in prices. Skirts as low as 37 cents; children’s as low. call and examine. OURNING DEPARTMENT. | A complete assortment of all kinds of OURNING GOODS. Including English and French Bombszities, Irish Poptins, Extra quality Satin Dechene and I-yonése Cloths, Pi mn Crape, Syed eae 8-4 Camel's Hair Merino, 64 Howccine d’Laines, A. T. STEWART & CO, beat hag 2 beads btn The largest and best selected stock Redueed to $178, $2 $2.5, $3 10 £4 per pate e SOLOMONE HART, ft, and as cheap as s’ best stee) He ay. NY CARPETS ps Upwards of $100, coon Carpe a rete prices. Goods sold’ in the retail ‘department for sash only, and at rm, s— Velvet medallion Carpets, new pattern Felvet Carpets, new patterns Brussels, new pattern nsels eels Carpets CHOt Wh pe hree ply Carpe ‘ape Superfine 3 Carp ets, alin fine an fine ing taal wool: Biers a. ‘willed and plain Venetian Carpels wool aed p_Duteh Carpets, Ollcloths in various widdhs and qualities, to 64.164 Druggets, felt Cloths, ordered Crumb Clos, Ruge, Door ‘Tate, cotr'and Centon Mattings, table and piano Covers, de, GEO. BL. HYATT, 273 Canal and 81 Howard street, Between Broadway and Elm stree! N= LACES AND EMBROIDERIES, ELEGANT DRIDAL TROUSSEAUS, Received per steamer Vanderbilt. A. T. STEWART & CO. EW SILKS PER STEAMER VANDERBILT. Heavy wile plain and colored Poult de Sotes Velour. Imperairice, Gros, Muscovite, Gras d’ Athens, Reps and Moire FROM $1 50 T0 $8.50, 5 PER ZARD. .T. STEWART & CO. J OVELTIES IN CURTAIN MATERIALS AND URNITURE COVERINGS, Sust roselved per steamer Vanderbilt, STEWART & CO. RIZE MEDAL SKIRTS. ‘Mme. DEMOREST'S creat improvement in Steel Skirta €onfirmed by the award of the first Premium at the Fale of the American Tastituter Ladies will please. remember that Mine, Demorest’s Prize Medal Skirts are not only better than the best, ut are cheaper than th cheapest, and caanot get ont of order, , No, 320 Canal'street, No. 258 Bowery, and No. 119 Eighth Just what every lady wanld, & Skirt that cannot possibly get out of order. OPULAR TRADE. CLOAKS FOR THE MILLION. ALL KINDS and ALL PRICES, THE ONLY REALLY POPULAR CLOAK HOUSE IN THE CITY. W. R. ROBERTS, 252 BOWERY, Between Prince and Houston streets, ‘POPULAR TRADE IN CARPETS. large assortment in Axminster, Wilton, velvet, Brussels, tapestry Brussels, Three-ply and ingrain Carpe From the most celebrated European manufacturers, ‘At extremely low prices. Oniclots, Cocos matting, Rugs, Mata, ny BC, KC. i A. T, STEWART & CO EAL INDIA CAMEL’S HA R LONG AND squans ery SHAWLS, bere T. STEWART & 00, ———— ICH LACES AND EMBROIDERIES, RECENT IMPORTATIONS. Black ‘Thread Shaw wis, Insertion Sets, Binck Thread Veils. Pedallon Set Point A’Guille Seta, Em fandkorobi Point A’Guille Capt ad Embroidered Skirts, ‘t 20 per cent lesa than last season's prices. MILLER & GRANT! 705. Broadway. Deeid lofa, ore KIRTS FOR SALE—A SKIRT FACTORY IN. FULL ‘operation, retail store attac presses, frames, rood wil, ke; $1,600. food endorsed paper for part part chane; real purchasers only need apply, as the present occu pant ix dotng a zood. bustnese, and Dol compelled to sell. "Ad: dress 8, G., Post oflice, or Station A., Spring street. ELLING AT A GREAT SACRIFICE, 937 RIBBONS! RIBBONS! HL Lichtenstein being about to epen a Tn consequence of eRe WHOLESALE HOUSE At21 Walker street, nd of yotinguisblog tbe retail busk ‘ess entirely, he oilers his present large stock of AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES And all who wish w obtain bargains will do weil tooall nt 387 BROADW N. B.—Mis stock consiate of Pare and Deautifal stylontot Rab. bons, jnst imported, Tis Dress “rimmnings are profuse and magnificent, and can not, fail to please th ost FASTIDIOUS TASTE. M. HW. LIORTENSTEIN, 387 Broadway, TRANG, ADRIANCE & CO., No, 356 BROADWAY, war offer at retail, ‘ON MONDAY, NOV. 14, 1850, ‘Their entire stock of AND VELVET ROBES, D RICH SILKS, AT A GRRAT SACRIFICE UN FORMER PRIC FS, FROM “AUCTION, At forty per cent under the cost of importation, ‘Silk Robes, ELEGANT SILK Velvet Robes, Silks by the yard, Merinoes, Delaines, Pinida, Poplin Calicoes, Laces, Embrovteries, Hosiery, Glover, Undergarments, = Shawls, = 4, ‘tee Curtains % Cy _ ae. faded FROM akc OF OUR own’ pacman CAMEL'S Pp BROCHR, WwooL, AN IMMENSE, sacatblon TON FORMER PRICES, STRANG, eae, &0O,, oy Broadw ELLA, &., 200 FLOUNCED VELVET ROBES, AT $69; Original price $45, Otter Robes proportionaby low 4D, CONS ABLE & CO., Canal Atreet, corner of Metoor, $1. 000 70,22 IX, CAsH—T0 INVEST Th IN DRY Goods, or any other speculative article, by party desirous of going into some paylog business or ¢ ot any kind: wonld buy ont a stock. store, lenge or interest Addrens contidentially Merchant, byx 149 Mernid office, » x Coens, Be. KELTY BROTHERS & 2 CURTAIN ude tt kia ‘ah sated pious acy remove foun thabe cosatalilosniice: About May, 1860, ‘ALL OUT GOODS MUST BE SOLD, BROADWAY. Et 300 *™° "MERIN aia AIDS, ALL WOOL, yard, ARD UANBERT & CO... BOWS Broadway, corner Worth street, CLOAKS, CLOAKS, A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT] VELVET AND BEAVER CLOAKS 409. jp hand and forfeale HENRY EDOERTON'S 109 CANAL STREET, wat AD superb assoriunent nscale Of all the lensing styles of Rich Velvet (OW a oon, Sastor vi Fine Doeskin Beavers, Fine ‘rioot Beavers, In prices varying From % to $18. fields? @ splendid assortment of Black and colored Burnons, de. In prices varying From $2 50 MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S GARMENTS, Jobbers and country merchants will find our assortments complete, aud treated on the most LIBERAL TERMS. HENRY EDGERTON, nal street. BROADWAY, LEWIS & SEACORD. All the latest novelties of the Paris and, Tandon Markots in Tiea, Scarfs, Fancy Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, F Bosoms, &c., do, Staple furtishing in every variety. BROADWAY, 65: LEWIS & SEACORD. Shirts to order. eit ing warranted. Sample Shirtg and Collars made on approbation. ___FALL Fasuions, CARD.—THE EMPIRE CITY FUR COMPANY, $6 GRAND STREET, 231 RIGHTH (AVENUE, Cail attention te their’ unequalled assortment of ladies’ and masses’ faney Furs, latest styles, own manufacture and selec: tion, consisting of Hudson Bay Sable, Ermine, Mink, Stone and Fiteb ian Squirrel, Lynx, &c., in Cl T Capea ibaitand quarter Viclorives; soulte aad Ona, Call examine ‘our mock before purchasing claewheré, All foods warranted aa rey HARRIS & RUSSAt 228 Rowery, $26 Grand atree! Gentlemen's fur Caps, Collars cy sleigh Robes. OK, 231 Bighth sven Gloves. Bullalo and fan- MERICAN, RUSSIA! A. ac, bes alm FANCY FURS ‘GE EVERY DESCRIPTION, wholesale and a7 way, up stairs, ‘The attention of the trade and the public in eral is invited to our extensive and fashionable stock of the above, at prices strictly wholesale. (), & GUNTHER, & sons, At their a ehouse, MAIDEN LANE, Have opened ‘Their entire stock for the season MANUFACTURED FURS, ANI the lending aad desirable stylee, Togetber with additional novelties, n LADIES’ GENTLUMEN'S FURS, CHILDREN’S, FURS, ‘We solicit the attention ofthe retal trade to the atove; and shall be offering our goods at the most desirable prices. pus FURS, FURS. HUSTER & SIED) No. 38 aie! Lang, New Yorx, Offer their rich and —_ of LADIES’ FURS, of HUDSON'S BAY SABLE, ROYAL ERMINE, MINK, STONE MA ITCH MARTEN: M0, &c., ‘Made up in in the latest style, which they offer at the lowest prices dL ‘now in store the largest and most extensive variet; Faney Furs to be found in the city, manufactured 4 of Indies’ resaly fc ity retail trade, consi f Hudson's Ba: Bibles Sink Sables, Stone Maret, itch, dod. Siberian Sant rel, in full sets, of all sizes. aoe any! ry the attention of the Indies to this magnificent assortment. The old standing of ‘his house Je. sure guarantee thst customers will bo bo- neatly dealt wi a WM, BANTA, “Oorner of Wooster, Hj BOOS, IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OF fs every description 0 ‘of European and Americaa Fars, in- Vites the attention of his customers and the public to his exten. 8 ve and elegant assortment which he will sell at very reasona- ble ae No. 44 Maiden lane, between Nassau and William tree! JASHIONABLE FURS. FRANCIS LANDBY, 693 Broadway | Pogo ly on. larged his store, informs his aici and the arts ic now present for their inspection a much larger, richer and more elegant assortment of fancy Furs than ever before, to which he solicits their attention. ASHTON ABLI us FURS. EURICH & ‘NER (Importers and Manufacturers), Mill be pleased to exhibit their valuable stock to retail pur: SAREE, PwINi., STONE MART ERMINE, &c., which they will sell ‘at the lowest prices.’ No. 47 Maiden lane. Hae HATS, IN BEAVER, FELT AND VELVE?, FOR misses’, boy's and infant’s wear. T have now in store the most extensive variety to be found in thecity, trimmed in the mest t manner. A cali les je apliched. BaNTA, 37 Gas street corner of Wooster. ENUINE FURS Just r x from London per steamer at¥ OF BALTIM . TEWART & © LAD! FURS, LADIE® Fors, | WHITE'S, Hudson Bay Sables, Ston Marien, Mink Fich, Syuirrel, Polorines, Mnffs and Cuffs, and warranted, By HIER church, Mantillas, Half ut Capen 216 Broadway, opposite s NO! ftaful assortment of dreas Caps, Headdresses and Bonnets, all of the latest importation, to: gether with herown manufacturing, with pearl Goods in every variety, which she is sellirg at very moderate prices, to make room fur fresh importations. Mra. LEVINS. 625 Broadway, Opposite Laura Keene’s theatre. hand ® large and LUME DE COQU Tus re @ dozen viack and colored Plume de Cones, HORAGK E. KETCHUM & CO., 75 Chambers street, U ha METROPOLITAN FUR STORE—R. HARRIS & having opened with a large and elegant assort- meat of ree Furs, respeetfully invite the Indies to call and examine for themselves before purchasing. All their goods are manufactured by a practical farrier, and for design and quality cannot be excelled in the city. —Repairing and Altering punctuality kad Wespaichs No: 510 Broadway. 39 LADIES FURS, 39 LEOPOLD LANG, ly the ladies of Ni a Pd terete ith the can supply 8 lew York and vicinity w! choloeet if from his very large stock, consating of the darkest and richest nets HUDSON DAY SABLE, MINIG STONE MARTEN, FITCH, SIBERIAN SQUIRREL, &c. Also very beau! = SETS OF ERMINE. x. Bohilren’' and Mies’ style of fare wnsurpamsed, ‘and at prices that cannot full to suit rr. LEOPOLD LANG 89 No, 39 Maiden lane. 9 WINES, LIQUORS, &C. RRIVAL OF TRISH WHISKEY, IN SHERRY nUTTR, AL three to five years old, personali Every one should thst the importation—its tlavo1 ness cannot be excell tine Irish Whiskey at lest.” tle. JOUN He}, TE BPSTIAMIGON'S, owas Ni anv Irian Waisieys the highest coat brands in fold pure at $2 per gallon, or 50c. per bottl ried car any other Sectch do., Bourbon, old Brandies, 1's Port, bottled in Oporto, No inferior goats pol HB. KAIRK, 68 Poulton otro A PERLE TIS WINE I8 OF EXQUISITE FLAVOR AND PRU TASTE, AND 18. or aa HERD TO COMPARE RYE any ‘WITH ANY WINE INTHE AMERICAN MARIA, OR BALE BY ALL DEALERS. CRAMER, ABAGG & MCCLOSKEY, JMPORTERS, 19 BHOAD STREET, ACKNOWLEDGED THE DEST. FOREMAN ARGH Spring Bed Bottoms sell for $1 60 to 83. Maitrenaen ist wholesale prices, Iron Bedsteada, Springs and Mattress, com: plete, $5, at Great Jonen street. coruer Broadway. Agente wanted every whe Address CHAS. It. FOREMAN, (uEDREN 8 BEDSTEADS WITH SIDES, COTTAGE at ds, Cribs, &e., new sty) n T ana Looe Ward?ober, ‘Bureaus to ac WALK EEK YAMELLED CHAMBER SUITS OF FURNITURE IN all colors And styles, wholesale and retail, at $26 and up wards. Also, "Mattresses and Mallinson, WARREN WARD'S, 277 Canal street, fonr doors eant of Broadway. qAGLE I ENAMELLED FURNITURE MANUFACTORY, Broadway, five doors abave burn Keane's theatre — Rene chamber Suita in ail styles and colors, xt prices from $5 to $400. The best enamelled Furnivure in the world. Piease cali and examine, PPURNITORE FOR SALR AND HOUSE TO LET—IN Brooklyn; the furniture new and in first rate order. ase aituated in one a the best neighborhoods; rent $350 per Addresa W. 1. Lay Herald office BOUGHT FOR READY MONEY.—A FAIR in ready money for Furniure, Carpets, 25 Sixth avenue, between Niath and Tenth LIMPTON'S SECRETARY BEDSTEADS ARE SOLD by instalments, similar to plano®. Any person, Inga very small amount down, may convert 4 parlir luxurious sleeping apartment, and eifect a waving tthe remaining paymenia ne ther come du , self lating Parlor Ward:obes, nold wholesale, retail and by so mentee at PLIMPTON'S" corner uf Pour avenue and Tenth street, third dour from Broadway, HOUSES, ROOMS, &0.,TOLET. NOUSE TO LET AND. FURNITURE FOR SALE— Fy situated 1 co 6€ the hee oa Cer geatn! for a private re~ 4 nding house: Clare boorders;, every convenience: wha splendid ienold garde about $800. Furuiture $1,400 cash, ald oflce, A cetera WHO INTENDS TO SPEND THB winter in Washin| gin, Tae fouse, furnished, to ® use has all the modern im~ ly until Brovements, Yelth velvet re Panag "a carpets, mreryting w and in ere , 125 per month. Apply to FOSTER & fOr No, ad Ng nd Form HOUSE TO LETIN BROOKLYN. WITH. Gi cara vey nay al and on eatreigh ee Denutituly situated. ms moderate, Address E. 8., H INE BACK PARLOR, ON SECOND FLOOR, WASH Eee eciaeets alin wiaphemenge S three persons; furnished if desired, Apply. tH Fulton afoet, ‘OUSE TO LET.—THE AS bent brick douae No. 88 Ease Pats eA ND, -wecond street, near Lesingtm avenue, with Bashcones nae ; fixtures complete. Possession immediately: sant $30. Apel at 168 Broadway. —————— (CB TO RENT—FURNISHED, AT NO. 12 PINE Om. Rent moderate. Apply on G the premioel Z ‘PARr OF A FURNISHED, HOUSE 10 LENO, @F ee Tr unk back patince Sisbert asa ‘Rout $90 pet month. "Fartes with children mecd net heart Rw TO LET—WITH STEAM POWER, AT 131 AND Mercer street. ADDY PAD Hoge ree Corner of Broadway aud Broome (0 LET—THE NEW FOUR STORY De oes with store, S apecheet eras southwest corner Si and Twenty-eighth street. The store is Ee a for an a) gf fancy grocery business, Inquire at 688 U iy LET—THE HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, ON MON. tague street, Brooklyn, adjoining the Opera pests in best bue he Festaurantls commodious and somely fitted up. ‘The City Hall and public buildings the immediate vicinity, renders it unsurpassed for siness. The hotel consists of & dining room and parlor, four uy , and twenty-one badrooma. Inquire ef JAMES WBMITH, corner of Montague and Court streets. LET-THR HOUSE 14, WEST TWENTY. bot ‘cnaisiaing all the alge 106 Went at 164, betwean, iby hours of 10 o'alock. "XM, and P.M.;after and before those hours, at shop rear of 17 ‘Twenty-HMth street. eae td SUIT OF BANKING hh Le OFFICES, ‘with five oilices connect in the Com- ype Os. HOS sixth the second floor, phase ‘on or 4.C0., 170 William street, (0 LET—THE BASEMENT OF STORE NO. 569 BROAD» Way, corner of Prince street, Inquire on the premises. TO, EET aRe ed THE HOUSE m0. iu cp kag reet, near lon square; other part occu op a Pt ip one amily. References 10 LET—A SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE, CONTAIN- ‘ing eight rooms; will be let to a good tenant for $20 a week. Inquire for two days at29 Renwick street, between Spring and yet A, FINE, BOOM, we suitable for an artist; walle delicately color light and excellent arran; ements for managing i Wout sult seaidan or teacher of French; muse orarewhig’ Beat ilk the Ist of May $100, A rare chabee, | Bathe, grates, gna, ‘A small room and one with a akylight to let low. Apply at Po Broadway, four doors from Seventeenth street. 10 LET—AT 817 AND 819 BROADWAY, Nye oF Ba NEAR UNION SQUARE, hades street, eligible front tne posite hong aclous entrance, for business, societies, artiste, ‘pply to JOHN 8. Saahso, 62 Willlam street. PO, EF, FURNIBUED—A SPLENDID FOUR STORE brown stone House to let, furnished; the house has all the Fone eepera ned eee is te ceri order; no baneaie eepers need apply. Inquire on the premises, No. ‘ast 7 The first street, near ‘rifthiavenue. ~ Tox LET OR LEASE—HOUSE AND STORE 9 GRAND street, corner of Greene; fixtures, gas, Croton water, &c. m given. Apply at 45 ‘Greene street, up immeatete 10 LEASE—A LARGE STORE AND BASEMENT, 823 Broad’ way, eet Twelfih street. Also upper part of ame oes Oeraeghr gry eet | 10 0 RP aner sr eng 10 LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS, THE PREMISES a Albany street, next to corner of West street. for a inghouse. Apply to HENRY LAWRE) BS West Nineteenth street, or at Commonwealth Bank Building. Leathe le PLACE BROOKLYN, THAT ELE. ‘Nassau street, room 24, Rant brown sone front house, situate. opposite Oarroll nae ‘and contiguous to the Court atreet railroad. The house {a perteot order, and replete wih erery convenience. Tha beanty of surroundings and ease Gfaccens, bean fifteen ‘minives ride from, tho ferries, Apply to HOY’ BROTHERS, Band 3 Spruce street, N.Y. Tepe ROOMS ON THE SECOND FLOOR OF A NICB aebtivate dwelling tolet—hne gus and. Croton water ia the Third avenue; between Seventy first and Seventy= Sooondl Brees, “Apply at te Mildlo hose ofthe ines wo Boone on) LET—3 CANAL STREET, NEAR eene, third floor, neatly fitted up, suitable for'a dress- r,_ der ntist or avy light business. Rent $150 - ‘Tnguire in th sor of J ane rooms oF of J. B. LEWIS, dif Broadway. BROADWAY.—70 LET, UNFURNISHED (WITH 859 ta, if desired), two front rooms on tho sec wr, in order, closets, ic. The houige hia all tye anodes improvements. Inquire of Prof. 1. LAGROLX, on the pre THE (~ BALL SEASON. IGHTH ANNUAL DAL BALL OF TH BARRY 1 BENEVO- lent Society will be heid City Assembly Rooms, 446 Broadway, on Monday evening, Nov. 14, 1898. “Michael ‘cer wan, President. Michael A. finuket, Secretary. Patrick Bok ger, Treasurer. Tickets for sale at the door. LLhbsey BLUES BALL. APOLLO Ri ROOMS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 30, 1899, TICKETS TO BE HAD OF ANY OF THR MEMBERS, JEISCELLANEO s. SOMERS, THEATRICAL AND FAN( + Shoemaker.—Every Sandals, Gaiters und Shoe BOOT AND n of antique or modern ro geen ge tre, baliroom mnasium, made to order punctualit ‘despatch, Hl or address 62034 Houston street, two bi-cks ‘rom iroad~ Fat STEOPLASTIC OR ART! decayed Teeth, put in ( and giving no pain.’ Aebin with it, Pivot teeth, when teoplastle, are without t.e teeth, Kooms of the diecovere: Thirty-first street PHYSICTA Having examined the Oste as discovered by Dr. P in our own teeth, discovery, the more small amouct of prep tt applicable where other 1 tion to the advantage r ral appearance. 8. Abrahams.M.D 31 Bleecker 1. P_C AG. Hull MD, SOW. daha, Vr Brn Wate 2A Wo2ethat. Dea. ¥, lever e 57 W283 the And many ot rs. et OA LIGHT 13 ACKNOW- . needa but v) be geen to WET, WITH DRYECTIVE DEAUGHY, Ip tae to teuw witions ames, by Miele palent epparseen Tia rpemcrn erarantont. Aopiy ai No. Ee" atrant, ew Tore, Te war te, “Bron ta bess Mn iy cine bo mgned by tee chatbetane whe have hia Cordial Scns ‘Bitters wubjected to * rbernieal aralyna by any chemist, and te wiling te » "The publle can depend renee a cure and a sure, preventive a againat diarr. va ‘gone sna bars, is John sole agent for ss eee erage cmeremermee’ NO CURE A DRUNKARD OR OPIUM EATER GIVE T him Dr ‘4 Temperance Powders. Many who have been sec against all intoxicating drinks and, A DRUNKARD'S GRAVE. » powders contain nothing that ean do har ood, by enring that unnatural craving, he trembling nerves taken theern hin |. but willeuré. “d expelling the od See ‘and expelling ths alco Es best auallty $8, “Gan be nv Bee I street, two Bren Unknown, Bees areas, New Tork. Fwoumsoce portage. oer ani NOTICES. _ FIRM OF MILLEMANN, RHE af his day dissolved in pursuance of she old Dnaineas of the hrm will be settled by. etd padersigned, to whom all ay ments are ree quired to be CROMWELL 7, WH New You, Oct. 23, 1880. JOHN HENRY WE: ly a The t e from the blood. Packages $2 and 9 :—THE N°w eke Je this sbi ARTNER—OR. WIL light Manufacturing win buy ont the business box 14 Herald ofice. ANTED—A PARTY TO TAKE AN INTEREST If an established business that can be made, with a small Sypltal 20 pay tery bendsome returns, Call at she Uniom ae” 10. 2 Astor place, between the hours of 12 and3 1 ONE OF THR Hi ncerns ever offered for sale, sold immediately. ‘Kattveoa Be Oetoe $30( TO $60—A PARTNER WANTED IN THE Anction and real estate bosiness, established fo several years, down town, doing an excellent business. beat reference given and required. dress box 11 Tera office. $70 vinegar, vended WILL BUY ONE-HAL® INTEREST IN Manufacturing business of champagne cider of which the eash profits are large, nnd Roan bO ex to any amount; the art Hs worth twice the: food chance for enterprising men. Plense address for $WO dae WB Le ial Lewis street, New Yorke 2.500 WANTED. A, BUSINESS MA . WITH, THR DL.0)) above amount, to join tl th $2.5 i saareas tile business, paylog. ve rom! 5, See to keep books and aitend indoor business. eter and required Address Business, box 12 ee "oe three days, stating where an interview can be bad,