The New York Herald Newspaper, November 24, 1859, Page 6

P MO a nn trite __SITUATIONS WANTED Pe Ata roe ON AS PLAIN tn ftumlly. Bind a re? ‘erences gi Dectable 4 tt tino oe etween avs. A A A RADY, WISHES, De Today ba een A T HER OWN KING AT HER, ¢ house or ia pr len “by tbo dg aa Joe the busine sa. nq Tir in Ser betneen aah and? {ive at her rose, 0 UNDF.RSTANDS DRESSMARING TN A BN WHO wish’ to engage in Camilien by the day, Gall Fi mS “id st., first floor, back room, between 3d Lexington aves. f for Mee Johnson. Nt wows N, WITH BXCELLENT epcnenen: JOU G wishes to procure a siuation to altend a Indy 59° Hirt California or “ther parts, Address M. C., , Brooklyn. ee ee —— —I Ri ‘ABLE SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPRCT todo Young woOvany a a chosaberenees ont 6 toreuce (ron ber male @ itr = Gol at SL West 19th st., between 6th and 7t) aya ~~ vo oli BY A YOUNG WOMAN, IN Yo Yarn, ao wal, ironing and chan good city’ references, Call at room. RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL hie private fam! yalirean, Hast the best of city rete three daye at 109 WISHES A SITUA. fly, a8 chamnbermatd nces from her last Bast 13th st, between 3d and SS $$ —$ )—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS SITUATION WANTHY I ‘of family sewing; esa cat and Cer nection. to do chamberwork or watt on table. rome cree wall for (wo days at 87 Tith at, between Gib aud 71h ave, KD floor, back rood. CELLENT COOK WISHES A SITUATION INA ae family, Hus the beat of reference trom her Place sis an excelientwasber and troner. and is obliging and Zeaniy inher department, Cail at LL Hester et, near the Bowers, frst oor, up stalre, for two day NCH WIDOW WOULD LIKE TO LET A Aw re, hunduonely furnished Rooms and a hall Room ie single ra gentlemen and their wives, with or Silent boards Inquire at 173 Rast Tenth street CTABLE GERMAN GIRL WANTS A SITUA. A Worcs cooks ebe understands eno Saye ak Bleecker vt gooking in all is branches; Dest of reference from her last place. be seen for two 0 WIDOW LADY, OF REFINEMENT AND INTELLI- A fence, would like the supervimon of « gentleman's fan- iy, cF moala give mothers care te children. who have, none; ‘AsAMANUEnsIS; has & business capacity. Can give mibfactory referesee. Noae but those who exe give proof of their reliability need auswer. Address Mrs H.C. Widow Lady, Station D., for three days, No ob- ‘eation to ihe country. SITUATION WANTED—B¥ A Ri as at pian sever: is wil And ironing a to good city reference. Call at 888 (tm 4 between 2d and isd ets., up two pair stairs, back room. ARRIED WOMAN, WAVING A HEALTHY BABE A Mi Necks oll, und whose faihsr has lately died, desires s dination Re wet uurse. "Inquire for two days at Atarion at ‘fm grocery store, NEAT AND QUIET YOUNG GERMAN GIRL DE- A Niece situation en, child's nurse aurcee, waiter or chambermaid, ina respootitte private fan. ity: shad experieuce. in every department of house. Bei ‘and is fully competent to assist in or superintend Yaguire for or address Laura. 174 Mulberry, near ‘Broome street, second floor, for three days. ATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE TRI. aio Go general bavse work ts X ouanit Lamy; 8 & good plats aook, washer and ironer. Good city ref Weel Broadway, third tor, baek room, IYUATION WANTED.—A YOUNG GIRL WANTS A situation to do up stairs work. Apply at ber oresent Dace of employment, #7 8. Felix st, Brooklyn, until Monday ITUATION WANTED—8Y A YOUNG WOMAN, TO DO Soya bocsework: wae ecall Suallyy wo obfention $0 go in the country. Call for two days at No. 9 Weehawken at. ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, todo general housework in a email family; ia a good wi ironer: Jr da Dg exo in the country. Good Fetetenoe. “Call fort ITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE ot woman, as wet nurse; haa a fresh breast of mlik .Call Bleecker at, in the basement, ITUATION WANTED.—A HFALTHY YOUNG Wo- man desires a situation as wet nurse; good reference. Can be seen at 234 West 13th st, WANTED —BY A VERY RESPEOTADLS WOMAN, A care aid "s nurse, who is now disengaged for six = the best ferences given, Address y Herald cet RL te ee — SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE MAR pore roman, wi with ai fresh by roast of alle, ag wet nurse; at No. earl street, a Saxe Xo chjoet Xo chjoction to ibe country. ri WARTEDIA SITUATION, AS CHAMBERMAID OR burse and seamstress. A;pply at 102 Madison ay, ‘ANTED- BY A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN, Fiver ROT WNet nurse at her own residence, Call at 39 " 'ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, TO ‘do chamberwork or plain sewing, or general house- ‘work in asmall family; best of three years’ city reference pe Sd last place. Call for two days ‘at 3g Ham- ANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY, A SITUATION AS governess. in a Roman Catholic family; conversant with, the French and German languages, music, &c, Best reference given, Address G. C. Von Valar, 9 Wall ‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION AS ‘wet nurse in a small family; she has a healthy breast of tree ayn Hamilton ay., second floor, front room, for three days. ANTED—A SITUATION, TO, COOK, WASH AND iron, by a young woman who has been accustomed Kitchen work forthe last seven years, is a lain evo! good baker of bread and bison, and an exsellent srasher oy ner; oF would do the housework of a small family: ity reference. Apply at 44 Weat 10th st., corner of Waverley place. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE MIDDLE AGED situation as child’s nurse and se: stress; ia capable of taking care of an infant from its birth, and Coing all kinds of family sewlag. Apply for two daysat 192 East 33d st , second floor, 7 ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA tion as most excelent washer and ironer, or chamber- woaid; fe a nest and gocd sewer, and is capadle of any situa- tion; can take care of a baby from Its birth: good clty refereace. Apply for two daye at 662 24 ay., third oor, front room. J ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED WOMAN, Co er and froner, or laundress, TANTED—A SITUATION, BY A TIDY, WILLING girl. fifteen years old, to do general housework in a small family. where she wonld find a good. permanent home; can eook, embroider, sew tnd knit. Can refer sto her last place, where she .ived early three years. Call on Friday neat at 216 Clinton st., Brooklyn. ANTED—A SXTUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE general housework of a be sean for two Brooklyn, 'ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, TO 40 chamberwork and walling or feneral housework in a small family; good elty reference. Call at 190 6th av., between THth ste, accdnd floor, buck room, No. 5 'ANTED—BY A PROTESTANT GIRL, A SITUATION to do the cooking, washing and Sontag of small private family, no objections to the country. Can be seen at 1d Ham- ‘mond st. ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, THE washing of a family or s few gentlemen; will do ail plain clothes at 60 cents a dozen. Gentlemen's washing and Tepaire done at moderate terms: large yard and every schvesicnce tgr washing” Gall sk Mrm, Mach 'S, 146 3d av., be- tween Lith and 16th ste.,'in the rear. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUA- tion to do general housework in a small femily. | Call fur two days at 121 Best ast 16th st, first oor, back room. clty Teference. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A situation as chambermsid and waiter, in a private fami: 4y., Can be highiy recommended from her lést employer. Call es East ‘st., between 2d and 3d ave., second floor, front Wate ‘A YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN, WITH A fresh breast of milk, a baby to nurse at her own residence: ber own, only a few Tor ino cays ai 16 Paste st, w THD UY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIR jon a8 nurse mistress; ecbilaren from their birth; has tne best city refereness, Cay be meen for two dase at her present employers, No. 119 West 8 old: reference. Call Mtaird door thou Willow at, ETAT A RESPECTABLE ee TAMIL. A’BITUA- tion as pin Fey 0 can do wi ironing, and is willing to assist hou oo Gall fF two days at 2 29 Hicks st Bros se cea Yc reference "ANTED—A SITUATION, B’ ried wornan, with a fresh Seat of city reference Call at 526 to the country. /ESPECTABLE MAR. milk. as wet nurse; = Pearl street, for two days. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTARLE MAR. ried woman, as wet nurse. Call at No. 6 Mot PL at No. 6 Morris st. for = THE TRADES. A’ YOUNG MAN, eee EXPERIENCED IN THE BAR. ber businens, wishes to procure & situation as barber, ithout board. Apply ry the confectionery sore, 2) Division zt, to-day, from 10 A. M. tll 8 P. LECTROTYPRR WA NTRD_ONE, WHO THOROUGHLY nderstande duplicating medals, &e and come weil re. Address Norman & to, », box 69 Broadway Post FHOTOGR APHISTS. WANTED, A GOOD PHOTO. grapher; one-who is Feceipia for, photographu ns's re services, 1's cheap picture factory, 347 Broadway. aoay apply at Kim! ahh Barrel hon Bn Honore Winras FIRST CLASS ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, ©. fh Mimmaginn 4 ney mph we on. ee zine oF wages aud ste meat, Ai 3 Wigan Ne) ea egy emo? iis: eee oR tot PRACTICAL AND EX- nerve does house. To suchas can ral will be ply to J. C. rtunent, wit lerald office. aN ANTED, A FIRST RATE PAS- at 910 Broadway, None buts sober man iver "Ka “Talsces Trpor CE FECTIONER —W ature francalee, Hopson, bar Fecommandstions de 'B, Pout oie, Bullalo, B FRANCAISE, gat ANe DEJA. SERVI Co coe famille do New ork: nor ‘enfants. Elie salt = Fecommandations. S’asicsver SITUATIONS WANTED~.MALES. A NG MAN OF BUSINESS EX?ERTENCE WISHES A err clerk or Look ep: i 00 tea good penraan; Speaks. Knglish, French and Germaa, given and Fequired. "Adress A., Lox $428 Tost omce VATION WANTE! D—BY A YOUNG MAN, YEARS c Hero tartan, 90 Qieek ie. goes maercantiie, Dusk if (eoerety nd, Ie quick and ter SA ag yin a ge eros Bee aKeatbn, Firat lies references given as to hooey andcharacter. Address Herald aflice, or to be seen at G23 roadway, under book ator, fortwo fay. GITVATION WANTED—BY A und well educated man, who is willing to make himsel( teeful in any kind of am able stustion or emoloyment A SORER, INDUSTRIOUS honors to earn an bouera ble Kvelthood for kis fumily; speaks ee “4 Yish, German and Dutch no objection to gol ¢ 0 Jeane addres P. » Heratd ollie. aye ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A MIDDLE AGED ‘single man, who writes well, ia good accountant and Judge of morey; also coe the grocery. wine, liquer and bouhng business, Address G. K., Herald oilice. Salary Siler weet. Wanna A YOUNG MAN, 8 YEARS or AGE, situation aa entry olerk or aasistant bookkecper: Is & geod r salary uot #0 much an object 4 worfuanent seston, "Address oF call on Kdward, 119 Nore et SHRI SL aaa Manet ae RRS ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, FROM THEE COUN: wee years of sae, ‘@ eitnation in a wholesale or Liss taaalaey aoe ‘anobject as a permanent place. eet eae ‘Rudreas J We moore Herald ouloe. fol ‘ANTED—BY “AN "AMERICAN, A SITUATION AS give city reference. Apply at No. 7 Cornelia st , from 12 to $ o’eloek, rear, to Joba Gi ‘aRTED =A SITUATION AS TRAVELLING AGENT, ‘any of the Southern States, Best of reference given: Acdreat tow 169 Herald odlice, NTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION AS W tater or olect. Dealernin tact need not snawer. Ad re CHEMISTS.— A GENTI.EMAN WHO HAS HAD SE- vera) years experier ce in analytical and practical chemis: try, ey wo Pee 8 —- ina EE OETIOS OF. " bora . salary: would be paid Ranivpal service Tenders. “Firat clas reterencea as $0 pal services First fereaces Enel ‘ane charester. A Address Chemist, box 343 Post oilice, ATED —S SITWATION AS COACHMAN, IN A PRI- family, by seober. industrious man; bas nine ycars? city reverence, and can be recommended for honesty; and menageweni riety; ar hursda ip al ta beaches. “Apply at No. Cottage pikes. Gome express or ns cenduclor on the city carer arora Sermieh Seb the best of city reference. to orion rt nee box 129 HELP WA! ‘TED—FEMALES. LARGE NUMBER OF WOMEN AND GIRLS WANTED dally. found in good, tuations of every kind t eit all atte Aves: “loo good git iniely landed waned. Toacine ven. M80, Ei the large Institute, 138 {ith st, corner of ib av. LL. FAMILIES WANTING GOOD SERVANTS IMME- diately skould ag pl; ‘he large, institute for domestica, 138 Lith at, corner of ona hia extensive hor yuse has aban: danceot civil, sepals Aare to seat all who call or send, Con- ducted by a respectable COOK WANTED—TO GO TO YONKERS. CALL on Friday between 1034 and 2 o'clock at No. 18 Excbavge place. GIRL OR WOMAN WANTED—TO DO THR honsework, washing, ironing, &e, of a family of two (gentleman ard wife); only those wha have good references Aud want a quiet place need apply at No. 6 Varick st. Ww NTED—A FIRST RATE COOK; ONE WHO UNDER- stands French cooking well; ahe must be Swiss, French too Good city references required. Call at 20 West Wart < GOOD, STRONG GIRL,’ FOR WASHING and serudbing; wages $6. Apply at 64 Lispenard st. Must bring a good e aracter. 5 Bagi gad WOMAN, TO DO = WASHING AND as ironing and chamberwork; testant womal fine seamstress: and to asslat in ihe care of children a ly on Friday, before 11 o'clock at 103 East 10th st., two doors doors from University place. 7ANTED—A GIRL, FROM U4 TO 17 YEARS OF AGE, to go to Cuba, with a family of ‘two persons, Appl; ab Xo. OS Mark's place = wey TANTED—A RESPECTABLE GIRL, TO ASSIST IN the general housewoork of a small family. Wazes $4 to $5 per month. ppl shes today (thursday), at 239 West Slst at , between 9 WASTED<A COOK. IN A PRIVATE FAMILY; ONE who is a good washer and ironer and understaads her business thoroughly; best of city reference ae litell no other need apply; also, @ girl wanted for general housework. Ap- ply between the hours of 10 and 2, at 105 West 23d et. ye GOOD OPFRATOR ON WHEELER & ‘machine; also a few fine plain rt at $20 Broadway, corser of Zlstat SN Mewer® APIY eeoeace ‘WOMAN, TO DO THE COOKING, WASH- and ironing of a'small family—one that {s willin to meat jereelf general referred. Apply at ferry, Brooklyn. pages Re CLEAN, TIDY YOUNG GIRL, STRONG enough to assist in all kinds of housework and take care of oraey Apply, with cl'y reference, at 122 West 43d st, near jth av. Va YOUNG (eee TO WRITE. AD- dress, stating terms and age with specimen, Map, box 200 Herald office. J ANTEDTAN, EXPERIENCED COOK, IN A FIRST lng house; also ® ood laundress; those Be bet of Zet erences, Callow aria bo 167 Ciin on st., South Brook! Ww? A PRIVATA FAMILY, AS’ amor active woman, to cook, wash and iron’ and do genera housework. Cyn. useful; American, German or io. 2 Prentie place, near Wall strect Apply’ on Friday morning st 415 Pi at, HELP WANTED—MALES. _ GOOD MAN WANTED—TO TRAVEL SOUTH, TO associate with me in a sure paying business of $100 a k clear, one with a small capital need only apply; secnrity no humbug. Call at 109 Prizes st. rear house, up Stairs, from 10 till 2 o’elock, N ACTIVE, INTELLIGENT BOY WHO day sebool, is wanted in the publishia, ewepaper.” Address box 2787, New York Post oflice. OS WANTED—AT PHELAN’S SALESROOMS, COR- ner of 10th st. and Broadway. Some active boys, who un- derstand marking the game of billiards, LERK WANTEDCIN A DRY GOODS STORE, TO GO to Haverstraw, N. n American or Scotchman, single, radth sopecienee euhiped reteame ma apply to Mr. Clark, 51 Courtland st., corner of Greenwich, second floor; situation permanent if sillted, ee eee ALESMAN WANTED—IN THE WHOLESALE STRAW fonds and het and eap business: one who has had exper ence and ean control 8 Ho and Western (rade may of a permanent siuation by ‘addreesing N.Y. T., Herald WA4STED-A, WAITER; ONE WHO THOROUGHLY understands his business; none other need apply. Ap- ply at Smithsonian House, 606 Brosdway, ATTENDS office of a re- i igh il Fecal SEEKING oe clerks, bookkee salesmen, porters, xerpeearaen abouid Spply at ‘he Merehants’ Clerkar s Hexitry miasion in advance. Reference sage Pants by mail rae two ‘Office bours to. day ero a WM J EDPA WASTED SMART, ACTIVE BOY, TO ASSIST IN A coffee stand. In ulfe at Fos. 10 and 11 Fulton market, on South st., after 9 o'c! ntti noe tec nan EO RR ‘WAXED TWO OR THRRE MEN, ABOUT 10 CAN- vass for Southern trade, to sell to builders and hardware dealers on commission. “Address, with name and references, C., box 412 Px a TERS EL ANTED—AT Cet 588 BROADWAY, fore printing offi . earl ANTED—A | RESPECTABLE MAN, CAPABLE OF taking care of a very valnable patent cle business in Virgiuia® “The owner of the right would aire the appl cant to have at least $500 to deposit, as the ait respon- sible one. Security given on the stock in trade, ‘which will ‘amount to more than times as much as the deposit. None Best apply oly Ee those who can give first rate reterences. Salary or arrany ents made for artnership. A) by letter to Ds 17 Wooster oh, hear Ganatat oir WAXTHDIA YOUNG MAN, AS CLERK IN A GRO- store: one wel 0 other need apply at426 Grand at. apes eos rANTED—A MAN WELL ACQUAINTED WITH THE Wholeeale boot and shoe business, to elty; none but thone who have bed a apply; to such a a salary ination will'be be given. Address Boots and office, with real name and residence. ‘ANTED—ANY AMERICAN OR ENGLISH PERSON who understands the Spanish language 90 a8 to be able to translate it correctly into English, and who ean invest oue or {wo thousand dollars in some literary business, Address P. A, box 191 Herald office. Wigmro F FIRST RATE GROCERY CLERKS. None need ‘spply but those wh> now thelr business and are adcustomed to work. THOMAS. R. AGNEW, ee grocer and tea dealer, 26) Greenwich and 8) it y streets, ——— Se eee WA NTED—A FIRST CLASS GERMAN DRY GoOD3 falemman; One, who is thoroughly aewualuted with the Gowtzade None others need apply to W. K. Peyton, BH Herald x MEDICAL, | OOTER, 14 DUANE STRE! ', IAS FOR THE LAST Dis Fears devoted his ad te cuetnen Gly hie a. ere to to, an o oan fill Bie in the May | sn npg, Bundase excepted” BR, WARD, 453 BROA’ " DP imi ROADWAY, NEXT TO SVALLACK'S BR. BRODIE CAN BE fi D* jy femal tS ORBUL TRD, wir DR. WARD, 483 Broadway, up ee OCTOR, HUNTER, CAN FBR. CONSiTLT Dears. ‘No. 8 Division ew Yerk, entabinbed: ta Sete ent uombare tian Opes Ton ea ee inti 10 P.M COBTER, OF PARIS, HAS REMOVED TO 15 of Bleecker and Greene streets, two Dike Diiery ones 2 ane 7. ssishe inte RI IS ES De R. BARROW, 1% BLEECKER STRERT, FOUR Do D below Macdougal, N. ¥.—Hours of oonsullaiion noe ss 102, and from 4 to 8 R. B. COBBETT—19 DUANE STREET, MEMBER o7 Des iotte ateemad Hc, A aM. 10 8 P. Pp. -M. Sundays: ys excepted.) ARIS AND LONDON OFFICES OF DR. LARMONT, 647 Broadway, New baad up stairs. Consultation boars 9A. M0 6P, M. Treatment ‘by mail and express also. BRONES’ ELECTRO CHEMICAL, BATHS, NO. 119 Fourth avenne—The only establishment attended by Pro, fonsor, .erares. the inventor, celeb ated for the of metallic substances from the syatem, enre of rl gout, devilty, chills and fever; prevenilve of maliguaat. ick: FINANCIAL. 7 GUST BELMONT & CO, BANKERS NO. 60 WAT ¢ Avge ores inant levers of credit for for travellers) availa) eal rid, throngb Mesers. ort hokiort Naples and Viewaa, and hele Sorte goats CM ALIFORNTA STATE™SED SAN FRANGISCO CITY tereat Coupons DUFSMDUNG AN, SHRRMAN & 00, B AND. BAN JER ABCIIOO, cITy NALIFORNIA STAT fateh an | co leoted. an i Wau tuhY AND COUNTY COUPONS, Hected by ) Hee, eo | FARGO & CO., 82 Broadway, " STATE _AND BAN FRANOISCO CITY Ges ie by AUGUST BELMONT & 00., 60 Wal Coupons. ¢ SACKA due Jan. neatAy, = Sule rity ses tor the whole erany partot i Smount of sia huedred eer Mer'biock ofthe City of N sete coon sfiime by the Mayor Nov. 1 ounce! re hast anda conatrucing 8 Bow Reasrvolr aad exte OTPhe' aid stock. will consist of stx thousand five hund-es terest at the pea = meee Rye fed wil b ihe gees cae them the eit aw babies |e a RTICIPATING POLICY HOLDERS Life Insurance Sompany who have not yet epahves thats teach ater cent incash, are requested to call at the office with thelr palsonnad reoelve the sanotins to ace ee te kod'es on lication ees Bt BUCA, amated Company, can 00 ap) n to Fe, . Wan, Eagle tnd Albion Life oftice, wT wi Wall street, OR SALE.—FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS TO EX- change for any kind of Merchandise w! @ bargain can ee pply at 2 288 Henry street, Rrooklya, or address A. Gicempanies, puny trom 8s i pe oot dirtgada 0 RMURRA if Wall soe, ¥2 Sropricwr of the Ament y. uw yo s noel of De Ja 48 EXCHANGE PLACE, 3 ON LO DO! 4T THREE DAYS’ BIGHT AND AT SIXTY DAYS’ SIGHT IGHT AND TIME BILLS ON ALL THE QOuTHEEn Sai sittes purchased by DUNCAN, SHERMAN LOAN. FICES. DYANORS TO" ANY AMOUNT ON WATCHES Jew Segars and Goods of ail teaerip Hone, or, boast for a mroneaes sesaly. peietiat 4 Broadway. Removed on dion accounh of fire. apie DVANCES MADE TO ANY AMOUNT ON DIAMONDS, # Mer eg one eash at full sues, kK roadway. Katablished 1840 Ioan oltice signs aboui the premises, KS T JACKSON’S—MONEY LIBERALLY ADVANCED TO any amount on Watches, Diatnonds, Jewelry, Plate, Dry —e lerchandise and pers: AGRSOHY Ce soe. tion, or tn aaa JACKSON, auctioneer broker, 111 estof Broadway, T NO. 66 NASBAU STREET—A en peril DIA- mond broker and commission m. ‘advances money ee Wi % seven sae or De 8 then for the est cash prices, at vale office, 66 Nassan sireet tikire: room Na 2" Business hotra 8AM ta SE Meee OP ee ete ee ee T 49 aa een at TO LO. Bas ON DIA irate. omice 45 through bal} AT li CHAMBERS STRERT—MONEY TO ADVANCE to any amount on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, c., bj the well-known and old established ac. auctioneer ani Eoturdaga Chambers street. N. B.—No business transacted on urdays. [oxEr TO LEND—AT MODERATE RATES, ON DIA- or ell deserp ‘aos 1 ais sony Ue redeersed an, cake one year. HH. BD, ‘Third avenue. ie Shioe enteuhse all doors ___ HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE WISH THREE UN- furnished Rooms, on second floor, ina house with n pel Yate family; algo, fivé or alx unfurnished Rooms for a fac st fone exams pacanee. Loman Se above Eesti References exchanged. Address E. A. F., Herald two days, As STORE WANTED TO LEASE—IN SIXTH AVENUE; below Be Terenly Sageen street. Address, with particulars, E. Waris HOUSE, IN A GOOD LOCATION, ON OR » for near Fifth avenue preferred, entirely or partly furnish: ed, for one or two years, to be occupied By 8 gmall private feats Address, with full particulars, box 2,986 New York Post office. TANTED—BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, A SECOND or third floor unfuruished—consiating of a parlor and bed- room. for bimseif, and bedroom and a room that may be used asa kitchen for servant Must be situated between Sixteenth and Twenty-seventh streets, and Fourth and Sixth avenues. Address A. T. T., Herald office. ‘ANTED—A SMALL SNUG HOUSE, WITH THE MO- dern improvements, at $500 or $600, or the lower part ofa house, by a family of four persons, Address C. J. C., 357 Righth avenue. WA STEDIONE, OR TWO NEATLY FURNISHED OR uofurniabed Rooms, without Board, by a lady and Wile girl: private fam ly preferred; must be in the vicinity of Broad fray ‘uot higher than Eighteenth street or below. Priuge atrect. References ere Address H. C., Herald oflice, stating erms, Which must be moderate. ‘ANTED TO RENT—A MODERATE SIZED HOUSE, uitable for a smallZamily. It must bein complete re- id in @ good neighborhood, between Third and Kighth ‘and Thirteenth and Thirtieth streets. Rent not to ex- ceed $1,000. Address box 3,252 Post oflice. THE LECTURE SEASON, BY SPECIAL REQUEST, RDOW A will ra roar his lectare on WALL 28, at 8 o'clock. ee Hall, on Monday evenin; imiasion 25 cents. Tickets at Ni door, BILLIARDS. HELAN’S IMPROVED BIL BILLIARD TABLES AND COMBINATION UREAOR, For sale by the patentee and manufacturers or sale by the psientee and manufsctui ‘Trimmings of ) SNOR & OOLLENDER, , 67 and 69 Crosby street, N.Y. DENTISTRY. RTIFICIAL TEETH ONLY $8—FOR BEAUTIFUL and substantia] sets, oF. equal Lee ae to any fins, with continous ao gr es ae Sag a fa nen rk. Singie feast palms a1 150 Sith avenue, betwgen Tenth Sad Elovenib streets. LUTHER, Dentist. RTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED AT WEST poreible prices. Sets Cg ozante, 50: mihoat nor he ear sue on pocorn! Seger ay, 4 eS rer Dr. BAGLETON. CIAL, TRETH.—DR. DURKIN CONTINUES TO extract teeth in two seco areas Teeth set over stampa. ro or mr temporary eo BURKIN, $78 Canal street; one door from Lacrecs RTIFIOTAT, HONE FILLING FOR DECAYED TEBTE, put in soft, requiring no pressure, and givin, ain. ‘Aching teeth or mere shells can be filed with'it. tro. set without injuring the breath, by cementing them to the fange | tet with the lastic. Rooms discoverer, Broadway and Thirty first street. a eat eeean BONE ee pid TEN- der Geenyed tovth. | $4 ounce packages DR. MANSON, jentist. ‘actical, Five romians "awarded? Twenty-second street and Sixth avenue. guaranteed tiful Gumotype Teeth; gold sete only $20; K._ OW) references given. G27 4 DENTIST WHO CAN BE RELIED UPON, 10. one whocan extract all obstinate teeth and without drugs or pain, by his invention; also insert and teeth, Call on him at 12 Greene street, above Canal, SEYMOUR, 308 FOURTH the moat sucoess- MRS. 1 street, two blocks West of Broadwa; ful medica] and business geile in “America, Consulta- tistaction tion on sickness, business, sbsent de, guarantee or n0 pay. — AS MADAME MOR! 18 Aseventh daughter of an astrologist, she has 9 Penne faculty for this businers, and. by haviog been born with s caal on her face, by virtue of "which she can mora uocurately read and transl language of the stars {0 the amazing wonder of human ears, she will cause ly marriages, tell how many times you will marry, how soon. and all the events of Iife, even the thoughts of visiters” ‘No 18tLmdinw atioer atte SS pasted Houston street. Fee S0cents. Geatlemen not a B.—WHO HAS NOT Pag OF TI oe) N.3s iindaine PRRWST i HR 1 KBRATED feels cont oonitdent ah she ba Tae ne 6 ne rama a aEaiEn =a anon wee i THE reat impressible, Speakin, Mi Toved toot Houston ‘stieot, west ‘of Broadway, where he can Ye consulted on any a any aiaire of le Houre runs ID a Meal No jens natisfactory. ‘HO WOULD. NOT GO WHERE Ra tial J Ws. see Miss WELLINGTO! I Hogi Prophetess, the be beat of all, and patty nb YoeUed. Can be consulted ally of by letter on all ‘affairs of life. love, courtship, pi property ‘stolen, lawsuits, tots 8, hidden (ensures, ‘drunken or unfathftl Busbsoda recisined. te Mies W. has a select assortment of pure Roman a and Arabian, ‘Talismans for love good luck and business affuire in eral, and are guaranteed for life. Residence No. 12 Sixth atreot, 4 3 CHRISTOPHER BYRERT.—IF YOU WISH TO HAV fies ne {nformation of your affairs through life then don’t {oil to consult Mra. H. ROEDER, the only true seer and. gifted indy of mformation—the knowledge of which will are zoe rears of sorrow and cars, office street, near Sixth evenne. he Lae on 7 QQ Lowrry — DAME W(DGF®, CLATRVOYAN’ 296% & pitied & panini lady unvelle the mystery of Pataca love, mare frends, sickness; preaxrites medicines for ‘sll discal, lucky numbers, poverty lost or stolen. No, 206 Bowery, between Houston and Hheccker sireets <F DRY Goons, ao. \¥ P. COLR’S, 866 BROADWAY, A FEW DOORS | AY above Union square, may be found general aworkment | housek: uikete, ig Dry fortables, Table tivens, Sbirlags, Shselings ‘dey €6-;Nepkinw $1 per dozen, {Tt DB PERCEVALS, BI W AY, br ig AT 2e VALS, 61, BROADW Ay, poten | ‘apd atl Ral corer even ended and done np like new; aor Mabevee eee ios Nintegrnee iinbroleered Snake, myles, TP, COLI, 80 BROADWAY, JUST ABOVE UNION p, Dress Goods, aultabl juare, may be found ver: siday presetla, AL 12940. Per Sard. At 755, Dae ian fas i OF bly Sale "toad. and Coe el yas <3 it Bae mae over. ©. A, ma Ech skirt i Factory, 1 ‘corner Highth street HA RLOTTE a. ge Bi Bi ch Bol # Cemtaae ii feekn wih gal re street, LA CLOAKS, CLOAKS. ibisod IMPOR eS THE LADIES. 1, MANTLES AND girdle, ready mado er } garment, wi a teauufy ara nenh wl ay; a ih ind id itm tray 0; mith rleher crochet fringe, superbly tri sip ah Let prow yer re our o Broadway or Canal street ans prices. Observe the name Fignen, Cloak i Mopnfoatunes, we Bowery, near Houston st’ eet. RY GOODS.—HARPER’S FERRY EXCITEMENT, BUT nothing to Sompare to the exc! ne aed a ie mod Belae imedal Skirt which York the thar loses to give bis Rase lenoy, Governor Wie tor foi wie, 0 hoo th provided he will et Old | a some leas (Monit. Lag Sener PIR. FRANCE, 61 Chambers street, alted back |AVER CLOA! ae ier «tae worth ‘wilh thoee. wold on forty per cent higher ACE CURTAINS BROCANEL SATIN, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, TIN ‘DELAL bec tmeetat REPS, , CHINTZ, &c., &e., By the , with emg eg Trinimigs, i’ : ofa! THE LATEST PARISIAN DESIGNS, a the best mse TASLY REDUCED PRICER. SOLOMON & HART, 869 Broad; IE DEMEREST'S PRIZE MEDAL SKIRTS.—NEW Paris s'yle, 16 to 20 Springs. Best watch spring steel as cheap as the cheaper; very durable and cat order; skirts from 37 cents tp. 81 5 Broadway, 679 Broadway, (Laturge House), 320 Canal street _ Sule; ald 263 Felton etreot Brooklyn: Old ablttarepsiced nied made over in the new atyle at fix cents per spring. | Ma Mme. Wemorest was awarded ibe first premium and pi the American Tntiate for the eat Skin and td ae Ae nation, sol petitors, = WAS Qp- pointed, and the award waa by them Gnanlsously cocirmsey, P COLE, 86 BROABWAY, A FEW DOORS ABOVE ‘Dnion equare, has on hand ladies’ linen Handkereblefe at 1d, per dozen, heinsliiched Handkerchiefs at 25 cents ‘eachs very cheap. RIZE MEDAL SKIRTS_975 BROADWAY, 679 BROAD. way, $2) Canal street, 25 ery and 119 Bight ‘avenue. ‘An unquestionable perry in steel Skirt, Mme. DEmO- RAST wes awarded te ar remium and prize medal by the American Institute for Are-exami eirta, nation was aolicited and sed urged bY 7 geoveior tors, and committee being aj for this purpose, the was Soasimoesly conteeiod by theca. | eas. 10 me dal skirts are made by an entirely new method; bes! est sel vary durable new and elegant form, eannot get out of order great redi by ings, Dalen ic aie Siiri2 ay sa $10 per doz fry 4 springs a $12 and 17 springs at $15 ‘made over, ‘Woven Skirt 281 8p: Spring street, corner Hudson. 6 —KELTY, Pe pth inate r J Hi a 29 “grainy of tet URTA Mt Prenat At reduced prices. As they remove ‘ape their present location about May, "i ALL CUT GOODS MUST BE SOLD. 21 BROADWAY, New York. BROADWAY, Oo Te rae SB Ar “Another grea! reduction in Bik and dress leces dret Pie se on ard. 100 more pi . bir | 78 cen' per yi edu Also, 100 pieces, reduced from $1 “$0 to 87 conta and $1. i Meggett Betwoen Amity and Fourth strocis, 75 more pieces ALL Wi ‘WOOL POL DELAINES a at 2s. 64. and 86, GO] BBoAPway, Alt and Fourth rete, 20 more pieces wide mas ne and $1 per yard, BROADWAY, 691 Between Amity and Fourth streets, WILKES & MOY! 2 cases PACTYI¢ and MANOBESTER R DELAINES, At ts. per yard, worth 1s 6d, 691 caries Between Amity and Fourth streets. ans WILKES & MOYNAN; ust ened, 70 pieces heavy French Poplin, Reduced fo 60 cents; tormer price, $1, 6 91 BROA DWAY, Bet we nd Fi tree! WILKES MOWN? re ee ee: 50 cents, 00 pleces French Merino, on! Worth 75 cents and ou J.000° 000 CLOARS, IN CLOTH AND. VELVET NOW ON xhibition at HORTON & SONS, at popular prices acknowledged by Indies of tag'e, superior fa style and quality toanyin the markets also, Missess Sacks and Cloaks. 1,000 Broche and Wool Shawls cheap. HORTON & SONS, 279F ulton strest, Brooklyn. 1.000 PIECES FANCY SILKS FROM THE LATE anction sales, ‘at 6s., &s.and 10s., selling at still greater reduction in price.” HORTON & 8ONa, 279 Fulton street, Brooklyn. oe FASHIONS * AMERICAN, AN AND. HUDSON BAY com. pany’s Fura —WILLIAM MOSER invites the attention of bis customers, und the pubic in general to his lar gant assortment of the above Fars, made jected and test and most approved styles, and ba berger skins, ee the baa at reasonable eerie WILCIAM MOSER, 41 Maiden lane, PRENAaANSNEN i eer csc ssecen race ee FPORS, FURS, FURS—WM. DANTA, NO. 857 CANAL corner of Wooster street, is now offering his entire ‘Tale sock of fue Furs he haa har eonsnaasy reas! is stock of fine Furs be ad manuf tured exp! for his c'ty retail: taba — in cont the season, he ‘no in ee of Furs. ri oode sold at this establishment will be ied us represented, ‘The old standing of this ‘house — pees dealt wi ntee ey NT gor will be Biremicans he Regt NER dpe (Importers and Manufacturers), importers a1 nut will be pi it thelr valuable stock to retail pur- , se FEA eo STONE MARTEN, ERMINE, tc which they Will sell’at the lowest prices.’ Nc iden jane, Fu,2 ber Yee Bee SABLE CAPE AND ONE mink Cape will be sold Sap om, Pay advances, Apply st ee GOGE’S loan office, 208 Broadway. Money ad- vanced on Furs and all kinda of personal property. LAT Tes) CHOIR FU 39 Consisting of udson, Bay Sa ae aeLzororD LA We 39 Maiden lane, 20 CLOTHING, &C. pres 4 AAR ARRAN An ‘ALTERATION IN THR PRICES LADIES AND followa:—From $1 to $2 BETTER PRICE PAID.—$8,000 WORTH OF LADIES’ and gentlemen’s left off Cloth! Point ited, in lar; ss ‘The highest price rie ever pal fr tg sue can, oblnined ip bannabie money by calllg the store, or sudreas Wine cent haiisinns 2 SALARIES ae GREAT DEMAND FOR CAST OFF WEARING AP- parel.—Ladies and gentlemen having say of the same to of ean receive C highest market price and not to be umnbaggsd by others: from to $20 Boo for for Di ‘urs. ‘urniture and Gentlemen 25 resses, C 8, Children’s wear, Carpets, the full value is i promised to be pald for. an receive from, $2 from $1 60 and upwards seis, frou 81 and upwards tr Veale mooie act se The fall alue to be pald for by culling on or addressing though post, venth avenue, between Twentieth and Sronty tra etreet,” Ladies aitanied to by Mra. Ha-ris, CARD.—GENTLEMEN'S NEW AND LEFT OFF clothing purchased for the Western. market, in large or } lots. Call at the store, or address Thos. D.’ Conroy, Centre ntreet, N.Be—Merchant tailors havilog any’ on faad Will please address as above, GREAT CHANCE FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN to dispose of their left off wearing ee to ermres tage, as the su ber bas received an @1 ‘same to feed Wea From $6 to $30 paid for ailk Dresses; cassimeres a bareges, from $2 t0 $15: gentlemen's Coats, from $3 10 $15; Panta, from $1 to $6; also, Furviture oF Onrpets bought. Ap: ly, oF send & note by ey MIN’ 232 Beventa avenue, tween Twents racveih wad Twemy ¢ Ladies attended to by Mra. Mintz, ASH, CASH, CASH’ PAID FOR SECOND’ aa Clothing.—Dress, over_and_ business Coats, we pay $410 $12 each; Pantaloons, $1 to $4; Vestn, SOcents to Sérinaiow? dresses, $1 10 8 0) Hooks, Paintings, Purniure and Fancy code. Liberal prices paid. Address A. Keith, 7 Lid place, South Brodkiyn: RS. E. GUARANTEES TO eis THE PRICES.— she advertines for ladies’ We Appi From $6 ta for Bilk Dresses, for silk MSs = oy ues and Oloaks from 10 820, and the highest price pra children's Clo. Betualy ended to by Mem ‘Seventh sveach, oe ue = ween Niveteenth and Tweaueth a SPORTING. A™ D TAN TERRIER, FOUR Py eight, two Years old, wil bo, wold an: plied fe immediati mn be seen at 105 ‘and street, near Broadwi TS OR SALE.—ONE POINTER DOG AND ONE SETTER Dog, both well broken; the Pointer is two years old, the Fetter three years, Both can be lind on trial, Challenge to all greation for the largest and handsomogt Ne wfoundiand and Be breea of Dogs: plenty of Pups of the name stook. Just Miported, one large Scotch. Di rhs very large, dark gray color, two years old: four Italian Greyhonnds, the sonall éstand purest breed. Also, a number of Jarge Watch Dogs. Partienlar aitention paid to ihe tvaiment and eure of diseases of ail kinds. No eure no charge. Gardoer'a Mange Cure, 3734 cen's, cure for Fits, Distemper, Worms, Fleas, and Canke Address H. GARDNEH, 99 Beekman sircet, t, Ne NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDA'y, NOVEMBER 24, 1859. Iw Yo “MERTING OF THR UNION INDEPEN) mooraye Qlub, mis at the ap ErEN. fty'sixth ae wea cre tal nthe wunost alektad the cy aed aptly pay yt 9 a hi or pnp trey coat trict, via—Terrence McCabill, Twents ward; Patrick i ‘eenth ward,’ Owen Clark, Tweaueda. wards Sean Need, Twenty-test wants Michael’ MeGrans Tweltth ward. ‘The utmost harmony good order were manifested ihronghout and after siviug three’ hearty cheers and a ter satiny Manet tobtet ct acme ee in| rurday wight next, 5 allthe frletide of bir, Parke are expedied to bo present,” ATA LARGE ARD ENTHURIASTIO MERTING OF os gomery ae ing a treet lant evening, tf Jol Jolin . treet inet one , John Je mune’ for Alterman of sat dietrlot. ee a jibes 0 ba 4 call vat th the nee ‘T. MoDona.p, A ee OF THE DELEGATES OF THE A’ btyiteaye ‘a call of the Mo- zart Al se General Shy ee Garden, Nov. 23, 1869, on an informal ballot for Jobn Russell received ae Pool rears ee, ae james Mur ve motion, reaps pn ‘a formal John Russelt rites ‘eleven votes., Peter H one vote. On motion that the vote be made nna W. STL) ‘GhAsollon the Chute appelsiod a. committee to wall on Mr. Joka Reuse to inform recess of half an hour Mr. John Russell accepted the nomination, and made a complimentary speech. -ETIN' 7 pods: ATIC POMOE ATES, T A ME} iG OF THE ot ie Thiers it was carried. , Chairman. HM IEDERRAND wore unas ‘of maid B, F. MoMANUS, Chairman. aes orm Seoretary. sven LLBY $6 Cerre ios setae Ree ING OF THE WARD. Sa ot ve MEET: A eit afte orva trech on Wed arf an tn, %, on motion, J minsandt 3 Cody Sere ‘ sftietibeateven wer OH eve! Charles alatret 10 represent that or wae ea Te oH oe Cocnman w. Nuzet Joanri Marwino, Youur IRE CLUB, ATTENTION.—A SPECIAL MEETING bert the paaed Club will be held at Duryea’s, corner of East Broadway and Catharine on Saturé ‘26th inst, at 73g o'clock. It is ex that assy member meeting, BY Onder: wag IRVING, President. T. A. Banceen, Secretary. R ih ION. GEORGE OPDYEE. jendquarters at Thor} Lolaeslgs ripe Citizens vaipiatration of the sors daily’ht this place. AND [eee ng Py ealay. The Democratic Rep aan omesons of Se G7 RPA OEE. ty of New York, friendly ion — ular 1 gene ge tig of sustaining the organization of the an ‘government, are invited TAMMANY HALL, FRIDAY EVENING, NOV. 28, half past, severi For the matress ot ratty hin ee % .VEMEYE: 7, DO of tor i for Mayor. 3: Corporation Counsel PATRICK McELROY, For "Governor of ths ‘Alms House, distinguished de ‘address the meet- ti The following lemocrats will HN A. D) HON. JAMES T. BRADY, ie JOHN & DEVELIN, HON: JOHN VAN BUREN, rere tite neat Hetoin Be or A Tee Fowles, Reh F Purdy David Kissner, Thomas B; nes,” A. ar Robert Don! George H. Purser, Teaiah Rynders, john Vance, Cor. Hartned: Soson Herrick, r, Lynch, Andre Froment, Soha waitasioy, Dense Mooney, Richardson, ‘Alfred Chancellor, Nicos Ee SUR aes ‘Committee Doveias TarLor, Peter Mitcng.t, Secretaries. I spector in ‘he First ward, belong to that party. Yours,” respectfully og BRENNAN, OZART HALL NOMINATIONS SECOND manic district —At a meeting of the Mozart Hall dete of oe seres Aldermanic district, held at Mr. Thomas jeuned Barry animoxsl: was unanimeeNRY DEA BEATMAN, Chairman. _Jonx W, Stack, Secretaty. OZART HALL SECOND DISTRICT, ALDERM 4 NIC nomi: meeting of the rly elected snd Sixth wards), called by the General ¢ Committee fA iM zart Hall democratic organization, elegates from the Sixth ‘ward being duly ndraitied, PATRICK CO LE, of No. 48 Mudigon street, was nominated "for Alderman by ac: clamat JOHN MARA, Ohatrmaa, _Joun Quixan, Secretary, of the Sixth ward. POLITICAL NOTICE—THE SEVENTH WARD WORK ingmen’s Independent Club will hold a mecting at Cherry strect, on Friday evening, Nov. 25, at 734 o'clock. All members are requested to attend, as there is business of impor- tance to be tra . By order of the Workingmen’s Inde- pendent Club. WEN MoUANN, President. Micnant Ketty, Secretary, MICHAEL HOGAN, Vice do. Parnick Hexny, Treasurer. HE TWENTY-FIRST WARD {FOOD CLUB | WILL hold a grand rally at Fitzgerald’ ‘Thirty-Afth near Third avenue, this evening. at AES Unguished democrata will uddrese the meet KT AMES HUSTON, President. Gro. W. Mrzxs, James TIMONEY, Sterne hh Pt SOE Ea eee ene Wie EIGHTH Stee REPUBLICAN CONVEN- tion met at Onderd i {Secretartes. Grand sireets. "ont cal ae Warren Bosevelt as Chairman, Mr. B. F. Fitz- cl Iie rst ballot ‘Tha Convestion then najourne WARREN ROSEVELT, Chatman, _B. J. Finzrarnice, Secretary. (PAE WARD CONVENTION OF THE SEVENTEENTH ‘ward met at Smith’s, corner ‘of Eleventh street and Firs avenue. last evening, pursuant to he cal of the Tamcaany. General Committee. ‘On the first ballot Hugh Monoban and Atexander Lippman were nominated for the offce of Consta- ble. C, BEADINGER, Chairman, James Remy, Secretary, D WARD.—AT A CONVENTION OF THE UNITED {2,, democracy, held at 219 Fullon sireet, on Wednesday even- tog. Nov. 23 189, the following named gentlemen were monsly nominated for school o constubles:— For School Commissioner—Hugh G. Crozier. For Inspector of Scbools—Stenhen &. Gardner, ron jurgen H, Wellbrock, Patrick Kerrin, Thomas Lyons, pnemiretenrer: 1.4 Baas MONROE" Chairman, Gzonce F. Dewzann, Secret ‘ 4 SENATORIAL Her RICL_ aoa ae a Councilmanis an adjourned mé Denveniien. held at No. T ousseaxcen ‘on Weds pana even- ing. Nov. 23, a mejoriiy of the ‘delonaies belng presen’, the lar peed preuemen were ovigcat aac William i Bulteel, i A. J, McCarty, Shannon. CORNELIUS DOWNEY, W. Bocriry, Secretary. James ce D. Roche, James Mullen, 3 Downey, HE Met ailon, &. Linn, uckiey, am Orfore ve H. Dufrane, Yeni eh J. Donohue, J. Dorian, pen Bey, ae, Morris ‘Landigan, Delegates to the Fourth” "Senatorial Councilmanie Conven- TH COUNCILMANIC DISTRICT CONVENTION. —AT an adjourned meeting of the above, held at the Fifth Ward Hotel, on Wednesday evening, Nov. 23, the followlug were duly nomin Jobn Hogan, Ist ward. Thomas Smith, 7th ward. James White, 4th ward. Harris Bogert, sth ward. hos, MeManus, 6th ward. James Burns, Téth ward, We, the undersigned, delegates 10 the Fonrthi Connellmante Convention, do hereby Certify that the above named parsoaa re- celved the unanimous nomination of the above convention for Samesbenry, Arthur 5. James Fi james Leary, we J, Mooney, James Finn John Ryan, Willlatn Gok 7” Michaot ays, MiehaefConroy, Wa. Took’ Michael Let}, ‘Wm. Fonter, Hoary Evans, James O'Keeh, James Bures, -M. K. Kerrigan, John Hogan, Joneph Craveau, Michael MeCan, Thee, MeManus, David M. Roach, James Maguire, Maurice Lundigan, Jame ThumanDriscol,” RichardGen Burke, homas Drigco lchard Gerri James Be Michael Hallinan, John Russe! ay, oe Wm. Kennedy, WILLIAM FOSTER, Ohatrman. James ENRt, _Daviw M, Rokon, } secretaries, 4TH ALDERMAN(O DISTRICT | COVENTION.— PUR. suant io call, a a of,the Democratic tle Republican Aldermanis Convention of 3 Faget Aldermanic District, ser Peat Mh, Seventh, Tenth Thirteenth an ath wat was unanimously nominated n candida feid Sinrie man of Mit CHABL Sarit Four uurteenth ward, Chairman, _Fraxcis J, Hawkes, 8 Sevent ward, Becreiary. TH WARD.—AT A MEETING OF wi 3 Wart wa to the Ward Convention, held at the Fi al ior. Commie of Tammany fie i of Derr po ‘ommittee of Tami al unanimonsl; ‘nominated for school oflicers:— i For School Comm iasioner—John Y. ig, Wiles For Trustees—| in R. iam Burras. For Inspector—Henry i pe RY Y HOPKINSON, Chairman. JAMES fiwesce, Seer James B. Duplenae, Henry Hopkineon, Hugh O'Nlel, Wm. 1 Baker, Jo Bher James’ La Mi Burns, Charies Banta, Willlam Herman. —-""ewse Michael pean etnienneeeisens, COAanR NR See GT ALDERMANIC DISTRICT CONVENTION.—AT A © meeting of, ne onvention, held on Wedneeday at the Tenth Ward Nel, corner of th streets, on motion, the « tion date for Alderman; and Michael Huomey having received a majority of the Convention, om my Yon, the nornination of Alderman Michael Tormey was made mons. PHILIP (, MARTIN, Chairman, BSsMUEL ABRAALL, eccetary. ofa pa Hotel, sommer of Eighth street and are in favor of m4 party, are requested to to NE. THE NOMINATION FOR, SCHOOL, | IN- Desa from Tammany Hall, as I don't LDBR.- tes to's, (5 Pearl street, on on Wednesday evening, Nov. 23, 1869, Mr. as Secretary. Mr. John Landers was nominated on “ | POLITICAL, Ptinn “aii veneren, 71 TILDEN AND MoBLROY.—. a meetin Commit ng ot SOP Democratic Sen ubtican Ward ‘ard, 1 hod a oe 8, « rennet evening, ay 4} emocratic Republican: teed Resolved seo of the Sie Ward fully endoene: theo Tommany He, of Willian f Havemeyer for Mayor, ‘ation Counsel Saree of the ‘Almehouse—belie belle f the nominating convention, and the honest and pi {tives which prompted the nomination of men of Ro ‘known ia: tear ug wm the a ‘interests of the people of this eity can be “Hesalvea. Thais he duty of every domoera t to sustain the» regular nom of the made at Tammany Hall; and, focngnizing thie rtp ier a yee means: aid thus defeat itical treachery {hag now atlmpting to dlgrace wn d defeat the democracy of” JOHN CLANCY, Chalraas. ‘andam street. oe 5 ai | Sioa aa veer sialon acon account of ihe taicetee of he V3 was unanimously endorsed date fer the next Mayorshi Manan, sulted—28 for Wood and 14 for Haverastes vole waa mir er TH AL DEES Ae DISTRIOT.—: 107 AT THE TENTH Conventio: held on. Wednesda: cee a ae I of the Nawonal Demscora roe se call 0 ber at Committe of Mozart Hall, the full delogetion wan woes rem Mr. John Smith, from the Fife aa tte cia ‘id damien iteCarty, of joventeenth ward eet Steep Fowaln ereselvedl te sweat au 4 @. Hrowning received nv man of the Tent aise." tee of three, ape ee 107 sue ALDERMANIC Pe og eg A bey ob or fila ot the houna of liars Barker ttwelfih anq ‘Third avenue, on Wednesday eventag, the at 134 o'clock, , Mr. Charles G. Miprtxc stes-By lventar Robbiea, Chairane Ward am v n John Taney, Seorelary Ward Conimittee; amen 2 WN. Reynolds, Jacob Boyes, Henry Ma‘shall, Owen 4 Bee T. Conneliy yo. TiN N BEYROLDS, ‘Obama le % Mites T, Conno.ty, secret 167 wan SAR A A bican Ward con MEETING OF of the Six- iecnth ward; to ominuie ward an a schoo! ofsers, fhe allen dea for anid ns nimoval inated Gallwell nate Michact hs Weta 9 i . Bo. J. Montague, Secretary. eee .12)7,.,- ae TTENTION, PIANOFORTE PUROHASERS—M. WIFI: 7 octave Puncher ae oa ‘mor lsome prahogany 6. RODONALD 4 CO., af MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIAN sold eet eS sritoayel aoaie. tor cats A weed tn workmenap la ra ated in every Feepeck Apply es RESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY, aA OF MU- Fi sie era fire, ranges on, te plano to ehldren 886 oti gestern Please eddress Misa Bi > tierald A* 227A FINE Ba ne Spl kc a ae eae oe, dew eter senaceuntmng Glemient it’s place), between Bleecker aud Houston A SERY GOOD FULL SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PT- anoforte, nearly new, spade by the oelebraled city Nuuna & Clair; algo a ve, mahogany, will be very cheep for mre a 304 Shura avenue, near Nine- final << MOIS ea IR Se is'nt GREAT BARGAIN.—A SPLENDID TONED SEVEN octave rosewood Pianoforte will be sol ‘and: Sia great sserites forcash. sn the Sener ie atontio. ieee ihe gity. It cam be seen by calling at 13 South Second street, Wil- jameburg. ee BARGAIN FOR CASH.—WILL BE OFFERED- for a few days only, one of the most bhi Beit carved leg; triple mou! ree eo in this Reference to the manufac- Micah sete costae 7 PRIVATE FAMILY OFFER FOR SALE THEIR ROSE- ‘wood Pianoforte, full seven octave, four round corners, finished all row legs. pearl keys and pearl inlaid; ‘all the modern improvements; now offered for $215. Apply at 728 Houston, |, Car a superb inseemaaent, ‘and will be sold at a lust 5) spring $600, is atreet IN SONS. Ses iG & OU VACTURERS OF GRAND, ee Ake eo preohedy: PIANOS, ©. & SONS Tare been averse thirty-five prize medale gavewys their manufacture for the past thirty- ive ase & HAMLIN S01 SOPERION Fs = iRLODEONS AND HARMONIOMS: ‘or parlors, churches, vestries and } Lodges, wholesale and retail. PIANOS TO RENT. IRST PREMIUM 1850—AWARDED TO BARBERIE & BLOOMFIELD, by the American Institute, for the best Pianoforter, on account of their power, even regulation, and ‘especially for the quality and sweetness of their tone. Our in; Srumenis are warranted to stand in tune any that ‘and manufactory 173 Grand street, cor: ‘are made. ner of OR SALE—A BEAUTIFUL SEVEN OCTAVE ROSE- ‘Wood Plsnoforte; in tune and finish I say there is no oer plano like it; city make; the instrument eangot be bau, any factory Jess than $380; Twill sell it if oxlled for’ ny away, for Inquire at 165 Hester strect. nenr the Bo aye trom 10 to doclocke ke MARKSTELN, iN, Ageak.” OLD MEDAL Snead AND Broadway, New York, have always received. the fret presale tum where'and whenever in fon with the beet makers if, Boston, New, York, a ‘and Baltimore. R. ROBERT GOLDBECK’S CLASSES FOR THE THE- ory of Music, $5a quarter, commence on Friday, Nov- ao 1to2P.M, | To Broad be held every Friday, at GOLD- Me $10 PUR_QUARTER.—A LADY TRACHER OF the piano desires some more pupils at her residence, 222 Menton paid to bepiSuera sadadahe, Que OF THE FIRST TEACHERS IN PIANO AND SING- fear schools. The ‘very best, ref 4 ier Bi, box (2332 Broudway Bom ote cas Pe siven Dew aod second f Prfces "Rent allowed if uch * seg rent at reduoed ‘HORACE WATERS, Agent Agent. eNO PIANOS FOR GALE, CHEAP —A SPLENDID SEVEN SEVEN rosewood five others, some pearl waco extra, from $190 to $400. "Second hand Plano‘ortestaken If’ erehinger CR'S Musle Fall 706 ‘ooster street; can give respectable references. Particular very ein! Riga 2 can devote a day a week to supply puss AND MELODEONS, OF SEPERIOR QUALITY, ved for Planos and Melodeo! jroadwaye? none O° $240; mngaidoently carved und tniald wlth pearly ad re ent Gide ame seven octave rosewood fe Five good oogany ee ee, $70, $86, $i and Peron stout purckiaing fa es greatest bargs city at 1,097 Broadway, corner Thirty — ‘second street. a B. GONZALEZ. pe Rees GRAND ACTION EIANGRORSE, BY COL- lard & ; a fine for sale cheap for cash or ae To’ be seen. at the cabin tory, Non 7 and 9 Hedford street, ‘Ten ‘cabinet makers wane a.’ Apply aa above. “WAXTED—A Bass SINGER ro ONE OF THE BEST applloante maa beer, tholice, have a muse ‘West twenty Aith street, immediately. "C~ APPLY at 196: dared tang." APY $170 nora geal Ream rame pland,. wes used, fer 15; amy 3807 ah tts Brondieay, J COUENHOV EN ose oe? INSTRUCTION. ACARENE OF ‘PENMANSHIP AND BOOKKEEPING— way, en of gg) street. eg or Broad) class Ls Success guarant Calh og OLIVER B. SGOLDSMITS for cire JSSTRUCTION.—A LADY ARTIST WOULD | BE: lesard (0 give tastruction to respectable adion only a thor Beautiful art of making Wax Flowers ‘ess Artist, Union square Post office, Pasa IN FRENCH BY A LADY.—A YOUNG PARI- sian lady, vi arrived from Paris, and accustomed to- ¢ lessons in French to gentlemen only. ply mig ti week als ‘Leroy place, Bleecker street, from ‘clock, (3 vs ule. 'PANISH.—PERSONS WISHING TO TAKE pala in Spanish will find S competent Teacher by addresatr ire de 1, Madison square DANCING AC ACADEMIES. _ WOR’ ia ACAD] DO) WO} sa MAGI fs Bee cm A lo. Mondays and Thared ayn, Tuesday ye a eae oben ae ariere. ene from lesson taken. rive class for inden ah A 3 Seventh edition of Dod. vate el ’s work on dancing, 46., for the ‘sao of his pupil, you suai Private, Laney Cedype olasees attended. Circulars at Academy. R. CHARUAUD'S DANCING ACADEMY, ‘Thirteenth street, The Tuesday ant’) ridny am for Misses and Masters will. commence November 22, instant, at 33g P.M. Puvila receive atalltimes. On ae yong at way at a BM che rable. Nm AND Fo tea SYSTEM OF TEACHING aoean No classes. Evi 1 separa a metodo of tench lig the ate sige: BAGS: HOSS, " €ORPORATION NOTIORS. _ |ORPORATION NO THE COMMITTER ¢ oy “FI- nance of the ‘Aldermen, will meet on ¥' next, 26th inet , at 2o’closk P. M., 1a room No. 4 Vity Hall. All persons having business to trangnot before the maid. mittee, or who may be tnterested in any application pendiny before them, are “Hs aed 0. ue Un «Ren at the above~ men e and place, without farther notification. ona PICTOIN J. BRADLEY, ea THOS. W. ADA) JAMES ‘Gwans,” Finance,