The New York Herald Newspaper, November 27, 1859, Page 3

‘The Alleged Market Frauds. Yesterday, Col. Delavan, the City Inspector, received te following communication from the Superintendent of ‘Markets, in relation to the lato alleged market frauds, which were partially investigated by tread ‘Temann.— Burgau or New York, for! 21, 1889, } Danren E. Detavan, Exg., Crry Iarkoro! Dear Sir:—I take spartan opportunity after your re. eovery from illness, qennnceae with you, as the head or the Cit; Taapector Department, in regard to cer- tain matiers affecting my relations with the publie markets. ‘When you conferred upon me the position which I now eecupy, as Superintendent of Markets, you will recollect, that in’ conversation you requested me, who, as you . stated, had had, in the course of my business, much ‘ex perience in regard to markets, to make an examination of the condition of the city markets, the rules adopted for their government, the mode infwhich those rules had been enforced, and after such examination to make what- ever alterations spent themselves to me as likely to @onduce to the public convenience In accordance with these directions, I visited the various markets and gave my personal attenuon to the different voap e sclenied by yo ges et8 in the utmost confusion; none or es Lys rue enforced—in many instances persons ‘Oc- ied three or four times the space fixed by regulation for dealer—the entrances encumbered and the pas- 80 narrow as to prevent a comfortable circulation for the public, and pergons residing out of the State occu- pying stands, whilst residents of city and State, who Fecinig ve © the expenses of the city government, were ig for space for their business without any possi- wi of accommodating them. Tendeavored to reform these abuses, and gave notice of my wtention to enforce Bee in future the rules laid down for the ment of the markets. Immediately a hue and cry was raised, and threats ‘gainat my person freoly thrown out, Regardicss of these, J commenced operations, and withdrew permits from cer- tain non-residents of the State, nd anyon. pany peendia, te wo some of our own citizens. I also determined large the Passage ways thr. the markets, in order and purchasers more conveniently move through the Barkow, and not have a struggling crowd blocking up narrow Puasages ‘The result of this of on my part, was to raise for me many enemies, and 1 was uot at all surprised at an attack from them, Various complaints were soon laid before the Mayor, and an attempt made to support them by indirect and hearsay testimony. Various witnesses were examined, and matters stated by them on all sorts of questionable suthority soon found their way into the public prints, Yet the Mayor avowed that there was no against any icer, and so this pointless examination merely resulted in wearying him and in Inying before the public scandalous rumors affecting my bureau and its Under these circumstances, I deem it but just to you and a duty to myself, that the motive which influenced the commencement of these proceedings should be made known, and the idle stories concocted in malice be set at ret. 1, heonbsady ee: demand that you, who have ‘authority in the premises, should investigate, at the earliest possible moment, my conduct and proceedings as Superintendent of Markets; and I request to be relieved from duty durin, —— period as you iow eee for the ipyestigation and your decision in the AMES 1 IRVING. The City Ingpector in accordance with the wish above expressed, Wrote aleter to Mr. Irving him Fs the chief of the Bureau of Markets a ay a full i into the case. This will be commenced on Mon. day or Tuesday, and be continued from day to day until the matter ehall have been disposed of. Both parties will be beard through counsel. Court of General Sessions. Before Hon. Judge Russell. Nov. 25.—At the opening of the Court this morning Samoel Sprince, who was convicted last week of receiv- img stolen goods, but who was permitted to go on bail till @ motion for a new trial was argued, was placed at the Dar. Counsel for the prisoner maintained that the verdict of the jury was incorrect, and was not justified by the evidence, ‘The City Judge said that the question before the Court was not whether the verdict given in that case was such ‘as we should ourselves have given. Courts should rarely take it upon themselves to decide on the effect of evi- dence, for were they 80 to act they might with truth be ebarged with usurping the privileges of the jury. Sprince was then remanded to the City Prison for sen- tence. Ellen McNair, a servant girl, against whom were five indictments for stealing the property of her em- loyers, plea leted uty togrand larceny, and was sent to the penitentiary for twe years. Wm. Mulloy. guilty of petit larceny, was sent to Black- well’s Island for three months. ‘As soon as the prisoners were disposed of Charles Moore, who was jointly indicted with two young men named Thompson and Fox, was placed on trial charged with the murder of Danial Stackpole, at the River House in Harlem, on the 18th of November. 1858. On the ‘2th of February of this yeer, Abraham D. Thompson was tried for the murder of Stockpole, before the Recorder, and was convicted of manslaughter in the third dogree. He was sentenced to oh in the State prison for three years and six months. Mr. James T. Brady ap- peared as mening for Moore. a7 ‘was empannelied in ‘a short time and the trial proceeded with great expedi. tion, Mr. Brady having made the following admission in order to save consumption of time in taking trrelevant ‘testimony :—Counsel for the defence admits that Daniel ‘Stack came to his death on the 18th of November, 1858 (Thanksgiving day last year), near the River House at Harlem, by a wound inflict ith a sharp instrument, which wound is correctly described by Dr. Donaghe, on the occasion of a visit to the River House by the Fox Mus- keteers (a target company), in which Moore, the accused, iw a private. The witnesses for the prosecution told substantially the same story, which was, that in the afternoon of the occurrence, Moore went into the bar room and asked Coleman if He was going to march home with the company, to which he replied ‘I will not;” they then ‘went out on the front stoop, when Moore struck Coleman, who attempted to strike him; Moore returned and charged Stackpole with striking him, whereupon he (Stackpole) said, “Ge away from me; I don’t want to have anything ‘at all to say to you;”” Moore subsequently took upa sword, and when Stackpole gaw this he ran out into the yard, followed by Moore; they crossed the railroad track, went into the swamp, and ran up the bank, at which time Stack: pole was stabbed in the back by Moore with a sword, fol- lowed by a stab from Thompson, who had a bayonet; Stackpole fell, and ore out, “O, my God ! Iam murder- ed;”? he was carried back to the River House, and imme- diately removed to the station house, and ten minutes af- terwards died in a chair. A number of witnesses were examined for the defence, ‘but the main facts of the case for the prosecution were not altered, except that it was shown that Stackpole as- saulted Moore witha club. The court adjourned at four o'clock till this (Saturday) morning, when the summing up will take place, and the Judge will charge the jary. THE RIVBR HOUSE TRAGEDY—CHARLES MOORE ACQUITTED. Nov. 26—When the €ourt was opened the trial of Charles Moore, indicted for killing Daniel Stackpole, at Harlem, was continued. The prosecuting officer called a number of witnesses, chiefly residents of the First ward, to rebut the evidence of good character which the de- ence introduced yesterday. They testified that Moore ie yhting character, and had been engaged in riots. Be Rady addressed the jury on behalf of Moore, and * preeditee to say that he made a logical and eloquent argument on the facts of the case. Mr. Sedgwick replied for the prosecution in a clear and succint manner; after which Judge Russell proceeded to deliver his charge, fir reading to Shem anynopais of the leading points of ie evidence of all the witnesses, and then laying down the law of homicide in itsdifferent grades. Honor said ‘that the faa that establish ee ilty intent of the accused beyond a reasonable doubt. If clearly made (aid it was their duty to convict; but if, on the contrar: their minds vacillated, it was their duty to acqui If they were satisfied that at the timé econ Fox and Moore pursed Stackpole they had the common wtent—the understanding to take his life—then the pri- sonor was guilty of manslaughter in the fourth degree. "The jury retired at a quarter past one, and came into bp tees past three with a verdict of LeNot guilty.” yan Williams, alias McCombe, and Henry Jacobs, alias Bay may who pleady guilted to an attemptat bu: tglary in the third d degree, were each sent to the State prison for two years and six months. ‘Thomas Cheevers, who was convicted of assault and battery on Mrs. Carpenter, was sentecced to the city prigon for two months and ordered to pay a fine of $250. Obituary. ‘The Omaha City (Nebraska) Republican of tho 16th inst. says:—We have been pained to hear of the death of the Hon. Fenner Feravsox, which occurred on Friday evening last, at his residence in’ Bellevue. He was ill buta few days. The immediate cause of his death was paralysis. ‘The news of his decease will be received with sincere re- gret by the people of the Territory. He was one of its most prominent citizens, and one of its earliest settlers. Judge Ferguson was, we believe, a native of the State of ‘New York. In early life he removed to Michigan and set- tled in the town of ‘Aibion, in the practice of his profes- sion. Whilea resident there he was chosen to the Legis- lature for one term. In 1854, upon the passage of the Nebraska bill, he received from President Pierce the ap- pointment of” Chief Justice of Nebraska, and removed thither with his family in the autumn of that year, locat- ing at Bellevue. He discharged the duties of Judge with ability and impartiality and to the satisfaction generally of the people of his district. He was the delegate from this ‘Territory during the last Congress, naving been chosen in August, 1887. fis’ seat was contested b: 7B, B. Chapman, ut jout success, the House di Sergusen eciding nt in favor of Judge BILLIARDS. [ARD TABLES FOR SALE. TLL. B {arvite ibe publi to examine bia aoe aA RE WOULD wet eeolnses Sutieca ies sper aay ney iB ns street. EE =< _ Pp AND Riot ed n ooeHioN, For sale by the neni’ alana on Lory > hae trtoumtngs ot oss Rn & compe ae, 65, «7 FINE ARTS. CHBAP—A BEAUTIFUL COPY tens fies of ite, in Ttaly, VP Ven Bgans venus to ts, palate ly, mayte “ HOTELS. yess HODES N. PAPY, aS yc TET Mace, NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, SALES AT AUCTION. LERCKER, BON & 00. WILL SELL AT auc. . “booyat aceon MONDAY, mitt ore BSOLUTE BALE OF 100 ft. each; streets of the above will be GREAT SALE OF NINERY FAO VALU ABLE BUILDING One IN THE EWELYTE AND NINETEENTH WARDS WITHOUT HESERVE On 52d st —1 lot, n. Cy ft. east from Spreng 25x70. On 55th st.—3 lots on the s. 8. side of the street, commencing 100 ft, east from 1th av, Also, 3 small gore lots, adjoining above in rear. ‘On Gith st.—11 dine lots on the n. 8. of the street, commencing 100 ft. east from 1th av, 00 0 ot 5 ine Knee the south side of the street, com: menaing <3 fr, east ‘of the above lots are 252100.6 each. On 3d av., northcast corner %th st.—l1 fine lot, 25.2x100 ft. On 11tb av.—8 lots. com rere the entire eas! front of the avenue between Talat and 123 a ene ust rig bay ae Bs joining above. 25x100.11. 22d st. ‘above, in On Broadway and i its, ~2iote, cominencing 75.8% ft. n. from 122d st., and r dogether) a fd 269 paid Siaouleine baa eS vas G2 Hada at-—F ot. «B76 £. east from 1th av., 251100. on the s. maine: ft eam from 11th 25r100 fe each "oe Commencing 400 ots. 10 ough from &th av. oe Hin ee ‘of 1284 at in 8th av n. €. Corner at, 25 On 126th st.—2 lols n. w., 100 ft. east trom sitar 250n Sih av.—4 fine lols Gn the'n, @, commer of 6th av.; size ‘On 6th av.—4 fine lois n, w. corner. 130th at., On on ay. 8 fine om compriaing to oles frat oft the av. On Tits reno tt cry ry ®, adjoining above, ‘On oth av.—8 fine lot Giarauen ay, ome be On 142d mencing 100 feet cela above dewseibed. 18 of 200 feet. on Ga Ate. 5 on aaa Tide raga Terms liberal. Wena at S0rn inst. VALUABLE baaas srw Cad eee SRTEET PRO- ae . vaeada plot of ‘und, situated on the went de of road Way, 00 ft, 2in, north from. Reade st. Tot’ to be occupied by , being in size 33 ft, Zin, front on Broadway and 28 ft. 10 in, rear. by 99 ft. 6 in. om the south side and 101 ft 9in. on ihe north side, having a0, area of $0974 square feet withe perpetual leasehold of the lot tn ithe rear, fronting on Reade st.; size 25x60 , from extent, will Samat of un cuars ped stare mullt on the Broadway front, with an outlet on Reade st, Delleved thay, no erty can come into the market which will present ealrable opportunity to purchase for investatent ‘boc talt on the purchase money can remain on bond and mortgage for term of N SKI AVENUE, NEAR CENTRAL PARK. The! algerie. ‘and basement Philadelphia brick front stores and dwellings, Nos. 816 and 818 6th Lite ms 8, Ceres ueeaing 2.5 72 ieee 11 inches south from 60th st., houses ae substantial welt b by aa [ ‘work: have 8 rooms on eae ory an Ti Grovon, wa- ter closets, wardrobes, ac. terms ver} ABSOLUTE SALE OF Fiery: SEV! N eons AND GORES 114th, Mth 16h, U1Teh and Nh ste, bet. th and th aves, Hn St —1 Jot on thew, 8. of the ‘st.; commencing 93 feet Jot. e. adjoining above in the rear. 62h x.—16 tne Jota on then. 6. of the st, ‘commencing 320 feet w. from the bth a On Tigta se? fine gbre lots adjoining above, On 117th 31-6 ine jolw on the », &. of the at., commencing 878 ine lots and gores on the #. s. of the st.. com: mencing 436 ft. w. from the itave: size of the lots 26x100 each. wen av.—1 fine gore lot NW. cor. 116th st, 33 ft. 6 in. by 6 in. ‘On 9th av.—8 fine lots comy Hiri entire east front of the avenue between 116th and Lith sis, Corners 25 ft. 11 in. by 100 ft. each; others 25x100 On New av.—I fine lot Po ‘the ae side of the avenue, 25 ft. in. south from 124 st. Opposite “Mount Morris Park.” —Size 26 ft. 3 in. by 100 ft. Terms liberal. Te ay. Des. 1 Administrator's sale of Dulas bron On Butienshethe Jot with the mn, situated on (reste hee of pe eeis ‘commencing 25, ft. west from Bond st.; size, 252100 ft, The si are paved, curbed and guttered, tree from rock. Title periech ‘Maps, terms, &c., of the above at No.7 Pine street. J, BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER. A. “Poniive sale of Tenth and Thirty-second streeta pro: A. J. BLEECKER & CO. will sell at auction, on TUESDAY, Nov. 4, at 12 o’el ee Merchants’ Ex On Tenth street—Foi gory brick House and 1 Lot No 414 = pear Ninth avenue; Bets rea lot 20x92 feet. four story brick brown stone baschiend House aud: Lot No. $5 West between oinis and Seventh avenues: house contains all the addern Improve. ments, and will ent for $90. terms, &c , at No. 7 Pine et LBERT M. GRIFFIN & 0O., AUCTIONEERS.—MAG- = bag Furniture, superb seven octave rose- mm velvet Cs oll itore jon, ail made to order and for the sit mace by city makers, ig to, be emptorily sold. Drawing rooms—Rosewood seven octave Pianoforte, four round corners, finished. all nd, cary legs and case, made y Brosdway Ss isErament citered st Zuction (his season; tosewood. Gaston, bury Stool, eovered in brocade; French sloth Covers rosewood Secretary ‘and Bookcase, lined with satinwood; Encoigueurs, lady’s work Table, inlaid wih mother of pearl; ain ight ormalt and bronze Cutdeliers, Candelabra fedalion, Rugs, French pl gilt Cornices, two superb suits of drawing room Furniture; Covered in three colored brocade of the most expensive descrip tion and richly carved in solid rosewood, viz: two tate a-tete Sofas, two arm, two reception aud eight ovai back Chairs; two elegantly carved rosewood centre Tab to match the suits; suberd rosewood Btej fruit and flowers, with French playe satinwood; artistic Bronres, representing Night and Morniag, Pandora, Paintin Music, heer Rembrant and Rubens, the Seasons, &c.; Kit patent reclining Chair, two match Paint- ings, original by Boese: scene. on Spirit Lake, Minnesota and the In Hunting round; Madonna, a copy from the cele- brated patnting in = Louvre at Paris, painted by Ketchell; Summer and Winter. 3, Oglaw; scenes on the coast of France, by Legrond; Interior, by Selleres; Frontisplece "by Hanting” on;autique Lava Vases from Pompell end Herculanwouts, two elegant) y painied Vases, real Sevres chira; parian marble Btatuettes, ne and Dresden Ornaments, Accordeon, Musi- Cal Hox, ton diferent tunes; bronze lock, Fang one month, im jorted expressly for the present owner; card and quariette Fab bles, proof copy Engravings. Bagatelle Board, ‘dak. tall to match, Oilcioth, velvet stair Carpet, silver Paral Rods, Chambers—2 rosewood marble (oP fet Teune Bureaus, do. Bedsteads ana Send War wo ogg re ‘Armour-a-Glai vpg Stan lode Nu Couch Rocker, Arm : an’ hy vi nteovere in moquet. tapestr; russels Carpe! bair tresses, live see feather Beds, Blank at ete, Aheets Counterpanes, Bolster ‘and Pillows, oval Mirror, Pastel Paintiog, The Mother's Vision, decorated ching Toilet Set, Turkish Tas brocatel Curtains. mer chambers Ma. y and coamelled Furaiiare, Ce roomn— carved oak Buffet, Arm Chairs, panera, ‘Tray jet Stand, 16 fect extension Dining Table, all the ware and China is from the house of John G. consisting of ysl cut and engray Champa, nes, fruit and preserve Stands, Dinner set, 1 by gltgs punch Bowl, ruby and gold iquoe Bet; Pasian rharbie Buse Dish, decors pieces; solid allver Dinner aud Tea Service, aver Platedware f from Read & Baran ee ice Yer eee hteen ve ons, For) Tonle lable Culler, four tr bankte Acidele, two Geral. Otard Bi 1827; two do ‘ld Scotch Whis- base: Hove I6mh aud Wooteaware, Kitchen ‘Fables, pee copper Utensils, 4c. Termsof sale cash, in bankable mor ney or certified checks. “A cash deposit required of all purchasers thknown (o the auctioneer. Goods to be removed within forty: eight houre after the sale, Catalogues at the house on the morn- ing of sale. House to letor for sale. Inquire of the auction- ers. UCTION lt EDEY, AUCTIONEER. aa AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF PASSE PARTOUTS, ‘EREOSCOPES A! Rh LUDLOW, Ji. PICTURES, Rein fs oe Tnesday, Rae sn clock, at his salesrooms, lar etre ost office, ee, ite , entirely, new it wolaoe of the above govea, uct woekved aireer trees Pane ao London. The Passe Pariouts represent a varlely of pleasing subjects, such as e game, c.groups, birdgof rich plum in frames. Stereoscopic English, irish, French, Ttalian, ke —'s antorn scenery, nein statuary, &c., plain, colored and illuminated; alsosome fine American scenery, plain and colored, Stereoscopes. in papler mache, Caialogues, ready on ee Pe ee ‘wold ‘in lots to suit it the Pp iA pene bhatt Cire BOGART, , AUCTIONEERS’ sroom Ni th William street. ‘ednesday, No- vember 30, at 105% oeae, at No. 20 inet Twentieth werect, ntee) Lsatge etl furniture, consisting rosewood parlor rosewood and wien marblelop centre tables, mplen- aid French plate mani window Curtains, Cor- y, ny tuary (three graces), Book Frei pure hair Maitresaes, French Pillows ead mers, Quilts Counterpanes, ie" marble ‘dressi Bureaus, marble top eaamel ands, Dining Rooms elled W. Oak extension car Table, Chairs, Look! Glasses; onee Puroivure and cooking uiotall, crockery, 4 Ateaty 18 CALLED TO THE SALE OF 86 BUILD- ing lols by JAMES COLK &80N, at the Merchants’ Bx- iy, the Sot Aust at 12 ofelocke, with large sonatas peas [6 feet in diameter, good well of water in nd arm attached, about 40 b; mplated Gates’ avenue rallroad, on the Hock bounded by Stuy resant nnd Weed arenes, and Hickory and Quincy sireets, in Brooklyn. ‘The buildiags and ven lola will be sold in one parcel. JON NOTICE.—S. & J. has jAUCTIONERRS, a wre No. 1 Ne Wil Monday; orth Wikiaan street, Ww Y, Nov. a a 10% o rebate, lorem ls Mt aaa Bower: and Chrystie street, 8 large fassortment of household Fug ture, consisting of mahogany Sofas, rm Bu &c.; Jace Curtains, ‘marble centre and side Tab! reas, = three oy in Cart a French and 5 nd ingraln Carpe Sine fs 3, kitchen Furnit ve Stoves, &c.; large Ghina, Glass and Crockery, ware; also got of valuaple En- gravings and Silver ware, five Rabt UCTION NOTICE.. I ng“ aeaee acne EX. ‘and Furniture P: it Offlee, LIL 113 Weat Eleventh street, etree Fi and (AS or + Four horse wagons for the re: aire to the ‘country. Carts at the office at all ‘Storage for turuiture. ASE SALR.—R. B, FRANKLIN, AUCTIONEER. ORE & FRANKLIN will soil on Tubslay, Nov. 2 ni ae A.M. “Ay Ra ‘& general assortment of ladies’ irura ot Bi apt Mink half and fing French Mink 3 wine, ise Sa . te i and if Fura, + cone yo} ren'a taney Purell Sartielen having been made oxnspealy for the “hy trade, Also, tbe Sjore Fiajures’ By order of the — + Ay FERGYRON, nen. —] shipped to all fogs, china parts of the moval ef hours of SALES AT AUCTION. UOCTION SALE OF Cir , 2s wory Ch large asgort te cE ineneed ‘busi ants; volver, malin ane ‘tao weoll a Under Shirarana Dassen oe 2 Olathe, Caasimeres, Tweets | Pilots: Tio Soca Shoes, ‘ontont ‘Ties ane haga cloth Shaw is, ail! ph eee A™mones BAT a RAMURL, OSGOOD, AUCTIONEER well on Monday, Nov. 23, at 10), A SC asthe malenroom Nor LF aaa 7 (cide and Foul Cases and Agrenl ermine & warranted. "ROBINSON, Asaignec. UCTION.-WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AU:TM nt Monday, ih November, at Lt a. M. by “JOHN Li BON. A Auctioncer, id Furniture, at No. {fa, Carpets, Sirrers, saneas set of Kitenen Parnt ture, Stave, Glasnware, Crockery, sgreeabney UCTION NOTIOR.-8, & J. BOGART, AUCTIONEERS Pednenday, Nov. 90 at iL 'clock, ns he Rtpire Werks for making Pearl Botionsy a2 Taine ba ee Fl Buttons, &e, Turning Launea, Cire Driliog Plates, Grindawones, ‘aan eee oe UCTION NOTICE.—S. & J. BOGART, AUCTIONEERS nih ‘sireck Conciaple’s gate Solr beg 20 0 Gaiters, boys’ Brogans, ac. MIGHABL DOODY. Constatier ~Seemepurniareysevesrepepneaneraemmmetnoete ee ere os UCTION NOTICE.—8. J. BOGART. AUCTIONFERS day, 28th, at 1244 o'clock, at No. 87 Centre sireet ts Tosle~Helowe, Anvils, Vices, Swedges, Ham awe, mera, Tongs, &c. Oe B® & Rag ARO mene Wi.L gre on Weds Nov, and Thursday, Dee. t, at 10) v'clook day, at the No. Naasan rok ‘ings, sloeve Bi Busoes, racelets, Ac, The abo Bra ae 1 bags ve ena ‘are very rare, and buyers Brows wea Ay ee WILLSELLON ‘Nov. Tiong caine A LANGE STOCK OF MaRURA ORES: ‘Tins, comprising all the lending and desirable atyles of ‘urs, gentlemen's Furs, Children’s Furs, Blelgh, carriage’ lap and bd Buflalo Robes me, eh ‘whieh may be fo Bay kable, ra) Exemni in cape Cotas seit, Victorines, Cofis, vases Gloves marfufactured this seagon ex; yer f city retail irs; will be sold for caah tothe highett stpidder. UTCH FLOWER ROOTS.—1¢ CASES AND 2) cinths, assorted; choice Bulbs, and w the iention of ‘nurserymen, and thal hay to ornament, at anction, Monday Tuesday and 108 oteock” at 73 William street, by Je E. VAN ANTW sige LEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ‘To be sold at public auction, on MONDAY, Nov. 28, ut 1034 o'clock. W. B, WESTCOTT, aiatoneer, wil il gal ag above, at the ele gant private residence, est Twer between Seventh and Highth avenues, the entire magnificent rosewood Furniture and Bouse furnishing articles. comprising a rich and gostly collection of parlor, ¢ hamer dinin, and nursery Furniture, all first class, havin jeto order ‘by. 1 ts08 Brothers and Lewis Sats, and a perfect order, cot of elegant rosewood 7 octave Pianofor maghificent sosiru ment, with every modern ‘inuprovament; rosewood parlor Fur niture en suite, comprising tree full suits in rich satin bro Mink, are eade, with slip covers; rosewood Ei marbie top Tabl mag cent mantel and d pier Mirrors, silk and. lace artalne velve rpele, magniticent Bronzes, marble Sta: suary, beautl nl co Leatn g Oil Paintings, bronze Chandeliers with a eres variety of elegant rosewood chamber Furniture of every descrij oak dining room Furniture, y magne table (opens 14 feet), cut Glass, &c. prising the entire ‘over 40) lols. Pull’ descriptive Catalogues w: will be ft jurchasers, No postponement. XRCUTOR’S SALF.—THE THREE STORY BRICK House and lot 16) Baxter street; algo the, unexpired ‘Trinity ‘Chnreh lease, nineteen years irom Nay 1, 1: mises No. 3 Dominic street and 21,23 and 2334 Clark street, ~~ 5 being 60 by. 75 feet; also the aia tang Jease of four years with covepant of renewal or improve- ents to be pald. for 2434 Greenwich sect, IF not sold oat private mle by ye Lou of Jantary; the ‘will be sold on that day at public auction. “App a: HSHUTCHINGS, $6 John street, or A, 8: JONES 19 Broai Biggar tinge fo SALE—EUGENE LAWRENCE, ESQ., referee. EDWARD H. LUDLOW & CO., anctioneera.— Your story House, with the Lot, 52 East Sixteenth street, Wed- nesday Scena Nov. fase at 120’clock, ai the Merchants’ © xch: _ fale perem oa ene A) bidder, Lot 25x103; bouse 60; a valuabie pi Peoperty. . G. HORTON, AUOTIONEER—SALESROOM S82 '« Hudson street—Will-sell on Roney, at 103¢ 0’ eek 2 at 140 and 142 Mercer stres feor Fixtures of a first class and Bar Fixtares, Beer Pump, Oileloth, Tables, Chairs, Shaw. debers, Bells, Crockery, ‘and Glass MILNOR, TAYLOR, AUCTIONEER, ' ELL MONDAY, Nov. 28, Wont twenty fh ‘stn pirat, nee pear cee ereape at ‘the cor “RCH HOUSEHOLD 8 ORNITC RE, AINTING! PIANOFORTE, WITH PEARL KEYS, gab, Brust oa oo et Carpety a CAT 5 is velv as Chandel Looking Glasses, & i: ll being the contents pel . Sale positive. Cash deposits required on, bought. ‘and Sixth nd. stage conn ‘AOOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER 8 forenoon, st the Uirard Sabie bles, 1 Til Franklin. strech by virtoc of three cbat (ne horses, alx one tel mor e stage coach, one double sl free light wagons, seven nels of ba ness, &c., Known as House stock, removed from the stables 204 Fourth atreet for convenience of pale. of SAMURL J. HUGGINS, Mi UBLIC ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.—W. H. RADFORD, auctioneer, will sell on Tuesday, November 29, at 11 Delock, the Lease, Sloak and Fistures of the drug store No: 121 Seventh avenne, Ke , Kept tfor the, last fifteen years by the late Dr. q THOMAS G- FIELDS, Faq., Pablio Administrator. AWNBRORER’S SALE—ON TUESDAY, NOV. 29, AT A. M, CRISTALER'S auction store, 23 Bowery, consisting ofa Pais and valuable assortment of Gold and Silver Watches, also a large aarortment of Jewelry of every description, by or: dor ot Jena Levy, 4 b Siath avenue, well worthy the’ atten tion of dealers and oihe fet lene SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ite. in pi ee cae ‘Wednesday, Nov. 30, at 12o’clock, at the Me ‘Merchante West Thirty aixih sirect—The, two English basement Houses and Lots, known as 106 and 108 West Thirty stxth street, be tween Broadway and Seventh races, Ths bosons story. brown stone basements, 20x40 feet; the lots are 20x98:9. Avenue A.—The brown stone basement high stoop 234 story house, 21 avenue A. House 19:3x38; lot 19:8x Fourdh street —‘The fourstory front and three story rear house 551 Luce Coes ts 24:9x962 Third av he three story brick Honse 595 Third ave- nue. House 20336; Jot 20x65. West F sireet—The throe story front and two sory rear House 217 Weat Fortieh street. Bahai Ths cue euy trasne Haves nod Lot on Woekott street, 350 rag east of Be avenue. Lot 43x95 fee The above houses are all now let. For further particulars apply to JAMES GREEN, referee, 15 Nasanu street, or of WM. EL YRANELIN, Auctioneer, No. & J. poeaEe IL o'clock in the By order WITTERS, AUCTIONDER—WILL SELL, cy at two o'clock, at 484 Canal street, the eatire Pistures large ‘first class boarding house. Two’ parlor Sule, two Bist Glamaes, Paintings, aoa Cutan, rocking, Chatrs, contre, tea and eatension tables, vet tapes: try three ply an and in Carpel tol ha oy Oileloths, mahogany, rosewood and iron B air, spring and other Belnendy argu and be: dl Lin dressin} paren, Weshuinnds: toflet Ware, china, nt og silver and tone ie os ae suitable for boarding houses, PERSONAL. SA. peer ME KNOW HOW A Regt A. eis: yor own ihe niapoe! Importance te Po serio ‘Answer soon or it will be too late. jou DUFFY CLICKER, ae BERDAN JS Ri AGAIN F on R, ns at No. 6 St, Mark's plac place afore Peaday, the 29th instant ale INFORMATION WANTED.—. YOUNG named Otto Verhoff, belongin; ieEmnatien, In- ref home) to iat the Basiern vets eg early last month, ‘The last information. whereabouts was October 21. We is ome re rena ee age, five feet seven inches high; has dark hatr, inced to curl; no whiskers, dark eyes, and his upper front teeth se ny information respecting a person deseri fully received by bis datressed tion will be most ‘He had wiih him a leather valise, marked view. Proprietors of hotels are particularl; notice whether he has been atany time with H. Verhof, care of Field, Morris & Co., 200 Fulton sireet, N. ¥ 7 Siena ‘WHO WERE IN THE WA fo BRAYNA) Rear 81 ‘Wall street. ba ANTED-TO ADOPT, BY A GENTLEMAN LIVING fooling penile int bony! intelligent girl, ae four to clght years of ae that possesses musical talent and no livin, preferred; to such a one @ permanent home and a egonkin wil be gir. ‘A line addressed to the sub- cee for three days, at French's, Hotel; will receive auen- ©. W. JACQUES, M. D. ip ii e 5 2 s FS Ei FURNITURE. CKNOWLEDGED THE BEST,—FOREMAN’S ARCH Al ,abring Bod Bottoms eell I for $l 09 to $3. Mattresses at ‘wholesale; riees. An , Springs and ‘Mattress, complete, $6. At No. 5 ‘Great Jones street Sarno cf aed way. Agents wanted everywhere, Address Charles R. Fore man, Bresera nn ‘ee EE PAL EME | colors and stytes, of su} aac a nad flowers, at IL F |GTON: FARRINGTON, ryt rel, Ce CARDING HOUSE KEEPERS OR OTHERS WISH! to and not repured 3 all Sown, ts) au hole nddrenaca to Credit, ‘oice, will moet. with sitem: a CHAMBER SUITS OF FURNITURE IN colors and styles, retail, at - rholesale and wards; also Seaer Benavar 7 ‘Canal street, rr doors case of Broads pos BOUGHT FOR Saint MONEY.—A FAIR value given in ready money for Furniture. Carpets, Books, &c., at 123 Sixth avenue, between Ninth and Tenth eta, {URNITURE, FURNITURK.—THE HIGHEST CASH price paid for houseboid Furniture, and money advanced on Furniture, Merchandise, Watches, Dimond, Horses, Wa gor, Sleighs, Ca arriages, Nautical and Surveying I nts, and all kinds of me: SF and property to be ‘alt nt at aul i or stored, WALTERS, 26 Catharine street. OR BALB—A BEAUTIFUL, NORA IG ( the only ome of the kind in igitve Oreusand fone heuaced pees labor waa two yearvand four 1 ‘The ‘above tayle ‘ for pale a} D, NARLBY 8, 607 Bryadway. TRE TABLE, BOARDING AND LODGING. PRIVATE FAMILY, pireovs CHILDREN, HAV- nae Sesat ‘spare, containing ox sand « let rol its without pig ene een ‘ = a caling ab ET street, T FOURTH STREET, SECOND Floor, nestly furnished, with full or Board, to le aaa ore wife wi mat children or servants; private Preferred; two single rooms for Terms per ne required, Haaren G.c., enero Ase Acct RpiLy FURNISHED PARLOR ON FIRST r to le 0 and ais wile, or one or two single seotessen: ‘also a large tui of Panera io st ee and aingle room also; y ouable, sult the Parties for 0 the winter months. "a pply «9 Prince siree!. A gmoney PRIVATE FAMILY, RESIDING IN aveaued, ean scobmincdsle Seve own ,tnd, Lazingion by v it ished Hoom On the second four; partial, Hoard, ‘The ee “house hag, all the modern ‘tupron = an Foo me nt, References a anged. GOOD OPPORTUN: ry TO SECU Rooma—A strictly private family living in street, near Fifth avanue, having more room than they reqaire, will rent two pleasant futnished: Rooms at three and five dol- lars per week. Address Hoyt, Union square Post oflice. zaume FRENCH Win rDOw, begs LIKE TO LET to iBsingl e oie Lod pontornisly Surnlaned their 7 ws pro te ‘ai/73 Bast Tenth street prone FURNISHED (FRONT ROOM TO grit Board, to rent, gu0 or two single geavemen; alto 8 and thet desirable Dinar race "Ayply At 122 Tevalfth A HANDSOMELT FURNISHED ROOM WITH. FIRE. to one or two vemen: jeri perm mons; or) ne for “oper month, ANDY a 162 LADY Rtg hd WISHES TO Ste | Ss one or two gentlenren, with or wi Board. Apply at 107 ‘Kites tree . GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR A FEW SING! Fy meme, who desire the the cor of bome for the a fe ort 1 fam Rooms at a mod f will fod drach by cling at mar eareels oar Malthe References of cv out Fourth street, near Barrow. YOUNG WIDOW WISHES BOARD WITH A LONE lady or smal! private family where monthly or patter. ip pameeote wacld be be agreeable. Address, with p. A SOCTAL PRIVATE FAMILY, RESIDING ON LEXING- ton avenue, having more 7 would ving mm than they require, like to add one or two gentlemen, or a peat and wife. to thelr are circle; to those appreciating the comforts of home og op] hate terms moderate. Address E.8., OARD.—A WELL FURNISHED SECOND ten Room to let, to @ gentleman and lady, with Beard for the bay only ; also, a) ‘aball Bedroom, to a iy. “Apply at 220 Sulii- van street, near Amity. POARD.KONE OR TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN CAN bout Board, with & kmail private facile ae ers without ‘with a <mall private family’ at Bireels One doo west of Hadsoh wees et Ne Be vers ABD. SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS FOR A n and bis wife at 11 Albion place; front Room, second Hoon, "finely furnished, with frat'rate’ Board, above. OARD.—A FAMILY, OR A PARTY OF GENTLE. n, desiring a spacious Parlor and extension on the ret floor, sina mone desirabie location, can be accommodated x No 98 Lexington avenue. References required. Terms moderate. OARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND LADY OR TWO Je —. will find very agreeable aparunents, with a plco(Tamally,in a modern Lrdwn' sone house Apply 11 125 West Fourteenth atreet. OARD—WITH -PLEASANT ROOMS, FOR TWO OR three single xentiemen, at 141 Macdougal street, corner of Fourth street. References exchanged. 1 Veeiadiniag: (BROADWAY, BELOW UNION SQUARE, OARD.—TO LET, TO GENTLEMEN AND TERIR wives, or to single gentlemen, two large and pleasaat oma, cd on the Sen ees eae yy eon tonlaoade ha ail tis amogerss Inpro ferences fiven and required at 52 St Mark's pluse, Eighth street OARD.—A LADY AND GENTLEMAN OR TWO SIN- gle gentiemen ean be accommodated*wi frontroom, (on second oor; algo three third sto Hoos, ‘Rood Board, joy all the com: jo 8 small private family, where they can enj forls of a home, Dinner’ at 6 o'clock. “Appiy at 160 Weak Seventeenth street. ————— Beer ‘ere. FURNISHED BOOMS, WITH may be obtained at 327 We mty- penal seme Eva eee etsaned cold wacer in every room; bath and gas. Near Ninth avenue stages and cars. Re- ferences exchanged. OARD.—A LADY AND GENTLEWAN CAN HAVE A ion handagnie trong Kota (wilt Board for the lady: quiet mer bath, gas, £¢. in the house, Below Amy, weat of Broadway.” Address &. B., Herald otice ™ om OARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR TWO SIN- le gentlemencen obtain a nicely furnished room, with atid board, at 46 West Waabingion place, fourth oor from gar ba Refereuice req yi OARD DOWN TOWN.—TWO MORE YOUNG MEN accommodated in a pleasant, well furnished front Hoong and full Hoard (diauer at iz eeloch) at $8 a8 hes Wook at 72 West Broadway. Inquire for Mra. Davis. OARD WANTED—FOR A LADY AND CHILD, WITH Room and Bedroom, unfurnished, on the westside of the Sceinodstiona a fale prise wid be paik. Modrem we ver, commodations a fair price will be ‘pi with par tiotwars, ML, box 164 Herd ofl “ OARD WANTED.—A_ GENTLEMAN, child want asuit of unfurnished rooms in @ respectabie iocality in the Seventh ward. Apply to E. L. W., Jr., $25 De- lancey street.) a OARD WANTED—A NEATLY FUNISHED PARLOR ‘and Bedroom, on the first floor, for a lady and gentieman, with Board for the Jady, in a privaie family; aie lady pre- ferred. Address W. Weston, Herald office. OARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMA: oo WIFE, infant and servant, west of Weis oes avenue; two Rooms connecting required; private family ana second floor preferred. ‘Terms $8) per inonth. Address box 2,682 Fost oftice. OARD WANTED—WITH FIRST CLASS ACCOMMO- tions, by a party of fourteen pessons, w! refer being iggetner, Detween Fourth and Seventh avenies, aad Tench ani Thirtieti streets. Unexcepionable references’ given and re- quired, Address Boarders, Heralc oflice. BoA, WANTEDSA FURNISHED ROOM _AxD for aman and wife i igtborbood of Bighth OENinis avenue and ‘Terentyclith, Rventy sah or Twenty- seventh street. Terms to be re and references ex. changed. Address A. ‘D Herald oftice. OARD WANIED—WITH ALL THE COMFORTS OF A home, in a private ey for which a liberal price wit) be paid. To a widow lady bi acing: no boarders preference will be given. Address E. H., Herald office. OARD WANTED IN NEW YORK OR BROOKLYN— ‘By a gentieman, his wife and two children; terms mode- Aceaton vinexceptionable. References exchanged. Address, stating fall particulars, box 914 Poat office, N. Y. OARDING.—A LARGE Seriaieeane petted oe To B gen excangad AVY 82 ae ae rms mode- a eighth and Ninth. avenues. Bos: .—A LARGE THIRD STORY FRONT OR Room, with Bedroom adjoining, to ith car ny ne pum terrae a = ical and Ninth avenues, CARDING. VERY PLEASANT ROOMS, 28, SUIT oR new! vee al Params witng iisanre sane cenit var wi ig to gecure home co) 8 io. pout to call at 1,082 Broadway. ‘Terms inoderaie. ‘Dinner at OR sh alt eee WE A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, WITH Board, to leman and his wife in & brown Be one Rouse, No. 3k. Mark's place. BROADWAY AND, EIGHTH STREFT_DELIGHTFUL location, Load copcene Clinton Hi with superior suit of or single genus: men, in immediate vemnity cd Principal hotels, amusements, Ubraries, &c. Terms reagonabi OARD IN pened al 244 HENRY STREET, TAIRD ‘from Con; easant front Rooms on se ioor, handsomely furnished, eultable for itleman and wife, of families, tive minutes’ walk from South or og Wall street fer- ries, Terms moderate. Iso pleasant attic Room, with stove, for two gentlemen, OARD IN BROOKLYN.—TWO PLEASANT ROOMS TO B Jet, with Board; the ent ered rire not five ies. inton street, ‘Terms moderate. ‘minutes? walk from one door from Livingston. From two to four persons can be accommddased Reoms ani Ing as. above! house brown sone ed well furniabed; ho odler boarders. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND 113 wife, or afew single gentlemen, can be accommodated wih ‘and pleasant Kooms on the second story, in a pri- vaie family. Terms moderate. Apply at 236 Jay sireet, OARD—AT 135 Sek a] PLACE, ee Cminel in be Acoommodat OARD IN BROOKLYN, NEAR FULTON FERRY—IN the modern built house ‘No. 9 Poplar for a married suuple be gentlemen. he raven Gomtaaiae x view ot tbe, Dey rarely met with; has hall room and pantries adjcining. ESIRABLE FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—IN SUITS D)"ersingic, to single gentlemen, or gentlemen and their wives, without board; terms reasonable. “Inquire at 21 Clinton place, near Broadway. mh 008 eres small Parlors and Bedrooms, all having ba ‘season on reasonable terms, m4 ‘this quiet delightful located Hotel. TRENCH, BOA BORD Ore OR TWO GENTLEMEN DE- Parisian family, can obtain it by ad- dressing Edo, Herald oftee, for taree Gaye. Friern or ROOMS.—A PR{(VATE FAMILY WILL Iet one or two larg to one or two gentle- furnished Rooms mit board, {R's Ane Boose, containing al be chodern imy ferovemeat Apply at 47 West ‘street, bet Fikh and ‘Sixth avenues. enn ee oe URNISHED 3 ROOMS—WITH BOARD, FOR GENTLE- Wn jemen and their wives, can be bad by apply- ing at 286 Sesh wreck, Washington square. PY oeaee BED AND SITTING ROOM aS) to let to a single gentleman, by & small private fi residing in Twenty second etree’, near sixth ‘avenue, in a large three story house, containing all modern improvements and ey it a no other boarders conveniences; bi ta Address W., box FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—A FRONT ROOM AND ; room, neatly peu! in a arivste family; partial a qcired; boase wi modero improvement Ly at OS Lv cston at . - EE NOVEMBER 27, 1859. BOARDING AND LODGING. OTEL BOARD.—MURRAY HILL sk, Cones Hee of Fortieth ». eet and Sixth Bene sulle of unfurnished, for families; aingle \ooms, furnished : Keome for gentiom: Re 09, 1 AND 8 MONROE SYRERT, AR OF OA- Nharcen jin hoards N%, 22ND STBEET.—T0 LET, BANDSOMELY FUR. in suits, or single, to gentle: NE oR bd chee Fy TLEMEN t dep Tani Wi or @ few: accomt bed, mail’ Amerie ut famuily with plea Blea eons fd Boar Ap: ply at 101 Barco w street, vear Hi RIVATE BOARDING IN SOUTH TRQORL IE. —TWO Be a ee be had in & house occupied by a private family without boarders, with full Board; dipper at do’ yelocks house has gas, bath room, dc. apply ouly from 3 to 5 o'clock, at 128 Bergen OOMS TO LET.—VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS TO LET, with partial Board. apply at 18 Ninth streol, » few doure went of Broadwa, To OR SINGLE GENTLEMEN ONLY, A PAR- er Bedroom, front: water, ete, Gentlemen i bow ‘ng Broadway, wit or without fire, jentlomnen spore Preneh'n reneh preferred. WXpoly ‘at 821 Broadway, entranee LET—WITH BOARD, PLEASANT ROO! fee Es also Seon fa guate ee ocaeny, in ite. er ee 8 for single gentlemen, ol street, between Fifth and Siaih avenues, bid eit 0 LET—A FRONT PARLOR, AND, 3 T handsomely furpiabed house wita ee ee rn improve within & few doors of Brosdway. For particul at No. 9 Washington p! ‘Breakfast and vea.it aoe Toxtwo sundae Wo insta LET—A NT FURNIBHED ROO! ONE c = see gentle oe sag board, at 119 er Apply IT? sniaraihet, Rd LARGE PARLORS ON EROMDWAX, gas chandeliers and suit! prob del toss CR ok to bokade Brooklyn, nde Seis eme re meet arlor, eye wecond lon Apply at 767 Broadway, corner of Ninth 10 np OR THREE DESIRABLE ROOMS, SUIT- able for single gentlemen, or gentlemen and their wives, an 028, Broadway, with full or paral board; references ex: HE DOANE HOUSE, 307 AND 309 FOURTH AVENUE, is now opened on the European plan, be ob- per day. ANTED—A FURNISHED ROOM FOR A GENTLEMAN and lady, board for lady only; locarion, between Fone. teenth and T streets and between Broadway and Eighth avenue. Address E. binith, Broadway Post ollice. ANTED be yo mig FOR A GENTLE- man and wife, ll children and servant, be- tween T Thirdew and sixtieth streets, in a private family; board pe to exceed $15 per week. Address J.5., box 1,194 Post WAXTED A PARLOR AND BEDROOM FOR TWO single gentlemen, with or withont Board; house mist have modern improvements: west o! Broadwa Fourteenth street. A. i. ing terme and full partic Wort Beara NEW YORK OR BROOKLYN, 4 ROOM, with Board, mS oung widow lady terms moderate; references exch if satistied it would’be permanent. Ad: Gresn Mra, Ble Ee, Herald ollice. 16 Wet ELEVENTH STREET.—FURNISHED Rooms Terms “Apply eight Tears from Brena wad 44 UNION SQUARE—AN SLEGANT aUIT oF front Rooms on second floor, overlooking the park, to Jet, with Board. QQ BAST THIRTY SECOND STREET, NEAR LEXING- ton avenue.—Houee to let or lease; bo! and cold water, bath room and gas fixtures complete; pousession immediately: Apply st 168 Broadway. 93 4 bg Lette FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, eailemen and their wives, or tew ay and below ., Dox 2,916 Post ollice, stat- single geoilenses.” and gas. fainter eliipe teak NEAR ae Heian loa 72 rele, To ad with Le a floor, large front 3; third floor, urreioes Goce 9 SPRING STREET, THREE DOORS FROM BROAD- Y ‘way.—To let, several handsomely furnished Kooma, to gentleman’ the location is near all the be iptiornee hotels sal cee iaguine of ANSON HOUSE. Taree read: SECOND AVENUE, BETWEEN TWENTIETH AND 32 lens first streets. —To let, with Board, a furnished oom, on the second floor, a oe and wife. pa ‘Bt aix. ‘inquire fo for Mrs. Rowbot! BROOME STREET, ONE BLOCK WEST 461 Cees ody Fe, most desirable and central ped Sb t0'51 Bor week wiih board, from $4 0 812 per week BROOME STRRET, NEAR BROADWAY.—NEW 503 «) and elegantly furnished Rooms pre fore genie ind wife oF ery gentlemen, with ‘or ey 62. BROADWAY.—A cea! PLEASANT prlanigie| TO Jet, suitable for 0 eee 8 single Room, with or without Board, Fecbonsbie Rete- rences exchanged. TS yee BROADWAY, OVER | WELLER’S | SALOON. Parlors and Bedrooms to let; ine suits of ooms; sale sere served from the restauran! __LOST_AND FOUND. AUTION 1 THE PUBLIC ARE E CAUTIONED , AGAINST of the undersigned acceptance 01 dated Oct. 7, 1880, at tive mouths. from date, pa Bank, New York; the same having been ark or abst LEWIS W. TAPPAN. ey from the mails. Boston, Nov. 19, 1859. Gee LOST.—THREE DOLLARS REWARD.—STRAYED rom bark Purenit, pier 7 Bast river, a large black Dog with while breast and rigbt fore foot whiter’ ‘The Stove vew will be paid on delivery on board said vessel,or to Hicks & Beil, 68 South street. 0G.—$5 REWARD.—LOST, ON THURSDAY EVENING last, an orange and white setter dog Pup, about 5 months? old. The person returning him to the subscriber will receive A.C, LAWRENCE, 345 Broadway. 2 aera poate eran ravi Ser eau ab tots 0G LOST.TAKEN, ON FRIDAY EVENING, A LIT- tle white Poodle, with its hair cut off its nose’ and feet, ‘Any person who wall return the dog to 316 Fifth avenue, shal be liberally rewarded. OUNDAIN BROOKLYN, | A PROMISSORY, NOTE, made by Demosthenes C.'Smith in favor of Marcus T: Yarra the ywnsr ean obeais no seme by ealiog upon Welles & Co,, $65 Fulton street, Brooklyn, and paying expenses, FROOND—0x FRIDAY EVENING, AT THE ACADEMY of Musica Bracelet. The owner can have it by applying at 970 Broadway. LoS Oe, THANKSGIVING DAY, BETWEEN, NO. 44 We street and Phillipoteaux’ ‘est Twenty- Portemounaie, cont two ‘slo oils Tad oue's6 bill on the Manhattan Co ; also, a and on ct I be suitably rewarded: by leaving the same ai 49 West Twenty second street. HE amount of specie. The finder will OST—ON FRIDAY, MOY, 11, EITHER IN NEW YORK LL? or from Wiliams abare to, Jamaica, a lady's gold bain cell ‘The Ander ® Uberally rewarded Soaving itt Bpaulding’s exprens ofice, 240 Brodway. ” BT. oe, Si THE PERSON WHO FOUND A WALLET Lo ‘Tammany Friday evening, will please send the pa. pole therein vo Howard Havel }, marked ©., the money may'be Fetatned with thanks. OST—ON THE 2TH ee A ea WATCH SEA! The finder will zs rith tw es Bera tem rewards eee pre Front street, or at 127 uc street, ont o% ey Guy ferry tare ya Ba Book ot jerse) a on the Hoboken Bank, containing two $20 bills.” If the finder will jena Rwith TH. Wilks, sage agent, Jersey Clip, he will be well rewarded. ot OST—ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON, NOV. 23, A, SMALL Ree tees tain de wo Jerse ferry. ler wi ive leay- ent a 39 Third avenue. id Ost OR STOLEN-A LARGE NEWFOUNDLAND Dog, answers to the name ot Nep, marked with and white spots; is very ol ae of his u npper iaw de cayed. Any one rerieaing hes. or BR. DINVAR, No. fog Aighth avenue, or 63 Greenwich avenue, will be liberally warded, and no questions asked. REWARDS. REWARD—LOST, A CARMAN'S MEMORANDUM ‘Book, marked John Carpenter, No. 48 East Thirteenth street, on the outside of the cover. The finder will please re- turn if to the above number and receive the reward. REWARD.—DOG feta POINTER DOG, WHITE ‘and yellow, is old and teeth bad; the above reward wtll be Paid on bis delivery at 127 East Thirteenth street. 5 REW. GOING OUT OF THE ACAD! Bay of Mun, on Fr Friday evening, 250 tat let with three 1 The finder will receive tho above re- Ward by leaving itat $i Warren street, New York, No further reward will be offered. REWARD —LOST A SMALL, DIAMOND BREAST. pin, set in black enamel, on a black enamelled treated gold ball on the end of the bar. ‘The tndes wie ceive the ee reward, by returning it to No. 63 Weet Twenty. fitth stree 100 BERARD.—Lost, NOV. 18, ONE WOOD BO about, to feet long by two feet square, mark: Derby, 182 Raat Seventeenth street. Apply to'Fratk Moran, 168 Broadway. REWARD.—LOST, NOY. 12, A BLACK TRUNK, $100 Winn ioaxs ibkee wood’ stipe across. ibe top ba printed name and on each side, all all runulng lengthwise. of Ada Plunkett was pasted on one end. Apply to Frank Mo- way. SPORTING. NGLISR BULL DOG, BT 76LBS, AND A NEW. He "randlaad and Se drone Deg young and ites want 100 Ta. ties wan Sepceeaee dogs, these rrould be of great JAMES BE. WAWALKE, 114 Fulton street, ee No.8 PECK SLIP, HAS ALL TER ‘new work Hy hes Th en nate (OR SALE—A BLACK SLUT, ALICE, 12 MONTHS gta, by Tramp, cut of & half‘Bred Iriah,w eater in ‘and stock. Butler’s In- rantley Berkle: Ester ‘50 cenia per bot inte the property. RIGHARDEON ‘EMCI EOD, 106 Malden ne, cover of” Peanh PORTING.—FOR SALE—SIX — TAN TERRIERS, fourteen weeks old, of the purest breed; never wil ex: cred fourpounds weight when Tu g frown, ‘Apply at 175 Wil- wirect, in he jader'# sbop, ROOKLYN LOIS OR HOUSES, Wr Das orien fs ‘exchange for a Saas INGER, HOLDEN & in No.9 Nasaau street, ABM FOR SALE OR etre efTQOK ren tot Long = Farm in the “od I'Ne York fo with full where situa oat rer ade Ww. vga acinarty OR SALE—A FOUR STORY BRICK Ninth ajolaing the depot: iis the bout and New York fone liquor sore and at i saloon; there i# ao place near it; the pat the door. aby man that wants re Tomato money thiala a isa “cates The house" will ret eae ‘ a on mortgage. premises, or at 673 Bighihes avenue. sii 2 Fo i (ie EXCHANGE.—A GOOD IMPROVED farm, of rea, for sale or 5 abot 17 preg ask any ogo ano wa “une Jobnson House, New York city, coi OR SALE OR EXOH. R—TWO Pine D stone enaee, 3 baow. airy four Toth meio bien d aento Bi Broadway; 28 Gories, Liss soc od le eee SONG ie « 66% “No. meate street. OR SALE OR EXCHANGE Ba 4 coummey. SEA’ F pear tbe cit a House and Lot Z between § Seve and Fighth avenues, fies of For further particulars apply to B. G. LOCKE, 20 Pine street, OTS FOR SALE, WITH BUILDING LOAN.—ONE — on Seventh avenue; one on Fifty seventh Kighth avenue; two on Madison avenue, and @ foeton tty WeSTNGEE. HO HOLDEN 4 ‘* 0., No. 9 Nassau street. ae BILL LOTS FOR hy ge -NINETEEN jens bracing the northwest M = eat corners of Thirty sixth street Park (late sew oa and the southwest corner of pi caveat street; 200 feet front feet deep, ru street; the: tyalath sireet and. Park a avenue, 100 southwest corner foe front by 6 105 des i property is Js believed to be mora ae igibly ait {0 possess more for improve~ the othe: the hill. The i Tent, tan any eter loon be ile 4 Then a foot ong Srenue is 10 feet wider al Mording a ‘pace for handsome yards in front of dwe and commands at views of the city and ‘The ordered tobe paved with the Belgian tunity is seldom offered for a uniform style of improvement it 0 elegant and desirable a location. ‘The balance of the fronting on Madison avenue, is improved with only three man= sions, with gardens between. Nothing can, be offered mor select for gentlemen of taste and wi to erect dwellings to suitthem. The plot will be i eae sult purebasers. ‘Ninety per cent of the purchase money y may main on bond and mortgage for aterm of years. apply to BENJAMIM M. sWTTLOCR. 13 ‘Beckwan’ street, of Be LUDLOW & CO., 1 ONEY, 2800, FOR A FARM IN BERGEN, COUNTY, New Jersey; all stocked, crops and farming, implementa complete, contatte 44 sores, 8 arte: proved; well watered by spria res. erat two story: house, barn and idings. all in order, 20 New York,'and one mile from depot aaebee York and Erie road. Terms easy. y._ Apply to A. SERGEANT, 15 Wall street. T°, EXCHANGE FOR BBAL ESTATE, SEVERAL. small invoices of merchandise, amounting io from $2,000 40 $5,000 euch; aleo, a jobber s mock of dry $30,000. Some cash required. ply: DING, HOLDEN £-GO., and 13 Pine street, gd A fer sotrted WE ADVERTISED ie ‘PAY OR Two ince in vacant 00th streets westof ‘Broad way, has been sold. “Wes ak oo another, in themame range. AGEL BEMAN & GO. 1476 Broadway. ‘ACANT LOTS FOR SALE—AT A_ BARGAIN, BE« tween Ninty-seventh and 100th street, and Broadway and Eleventh avenue. Apply to SAMUEL "BEMAN & So, 1,078 Broadway. FOR SALE. LOON TO ‘BE SOLD, "FOR, THE VALEB TLIIARD SAL ‘Tables can vores Petraes ies arousing in Brooklyn. Py a pamaciatel WIL. LIAM 18, 130 Avantic ic street, “ RUGGISTS AND PHYSICIANS—AN OLD ESTAB- D Serpe’ for sale, handsomely fitted up and well on, stocked; down; the balance Apply to F. HALE, druggist’s fitter, 46 R SALE—A RESTAURANT AND BILLIARD SA- loon. Ararechance, Apply at 28 Sixth avenue. yee he MANUFACTURING BUSINESS. THE iy lor cash; will need : Hao piat Poni ocae for fale yurchase will be taken. in ool with appoint. ent any day from ll to 20'elock, box 3751 Post ollce N. © OR Looe BAR oder araeein Preeog ar ‘will be sold . Can be seer bees Cla OR SALE—A DOWN TOWN BAR AND a location nd doing an excellent =a. reason for selling out js, the owner hae other business. fret clase up town Hotel and Boarding House. iocice ot IN, 293 Broadway. OR SALR—A BROADWAY parte ANT AND BIL- nt up, pi doing auarge and ia protiatne & business. ‘Aisa a serar 8 ar Bore and twe ono" ou Brosdway- Waniea-a and Boller. Apply to G. W. MARKHAM, 104 Broadway. (OR SALE, CHEAP—A GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE good situation up town. The owner wishes to sell acoount st avn other er busines toatiend to.” Inguite ate Nassau street, base! EWING MACHINES FOR SALE.—SINGER'S NO. 2, Grover & Baker's, Howe's cylinder, Wheeler & Wilson’ and others, cheap for caah or ¢zeba ponght and repaired, by C. A. DURGIN, Wanted, Grover & Baker's C and D TS. STOCK AND FIXTURES OF THE OLD ESTA- blished segar store 116 Fulton street, nest} will pe sold if applied for soon. Satisfactory reason for selling. ‘Terma THE LEC LECTURE RE SEASON. CARD. THE FO FOLLOWING © CORRESPONDENCE speaks for itaelf:— Himaw Keren, Jr, Faq.:—Sir—We, the undersigned, un~ a you Have ‘devoted some attention tithe #a> ject the Seury ws, and believing thatthe influence of theeer ‘be more generally understood, respectfally in you to delivers lecture on. that sutject at Clinton Hall Astor place, on the evening of Wednesday, 20th Wilton G. Hunt, Caleb Baraiow, ‘Jos. B. Collins, Shepherd napp, George Rue Your Now ik, G 1a reply to your kind im ating be le to ENTLEMEN—ID our vi eave fully comply with: your desires, and shail me, and place appointed to give you the re- ay sul ve pon HIRAM KETCHUM, J, jesars, Wilson @. Hunt and others. In cordance withthe above invitation « subject of the Usury Laws will be delivered on ty patzig PeM.. by Hiram Ketchum, Sts Bea. of Clinton ‘Hall,’ Astor place. ® Tickets 50 cents each, to be obtained at the neual places, or at: the night of BQTURE.“BY SPECIAL, REQUEST OF THE York Caledonian Ch m Yon Mason “will delvee aie ae ming ch ae jonday ev o be resent in fl cr 25 cents a COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT, brs GEORGE GIL! Y, ‘RS. OORs. L. Me HATCH ‘Will deliver a series rps aon wore QUI aerONe it HON, N LIFE,” yt Clinton louse, N % WEDNESDAY NOV. 60,0173 clock P.M.5 va Divislou 1 ie fee Sane PRR OF LIFE.” pa AND PERPETUATION 8a. * PROVIDING FOR THEIR WEL¢ Division 2—4th, “THEI Bry ALITY” Gi. “THE FRREDOM OF THE WILL.” Tickets 15 cents. ‘THE MILITARY. U ligt es T. J. ab ye Me Mo ise tad COMMAND AND oF first ‘anaial ma targets excursion on Thana t tng Day, 0 ‘ier He He Dodge's, Triton Mansion Horse, McComb and con= many valuable prizes. Pa ‘of the above named company. held on, Friday. Inst, the foliowing resolution was rualy ks to the Tenger our thanks to the, 7oung Ia Plovea a’ in’ wei iTand 121 William stree! ‘wreaths presented to us. DEPENDENT GUARD.—AT A MBET- Th, Eline company, held at their armory, Friday evening, Nov. 23, ie the following preamble and resoludoos were unanimous); FE aan nights ia Hla wisdom, having taken trom amonguspur dear fried and associate, Thomas Mahoney who Ceparted this life at sea on Nov. 8, 1850; v3 and the demise of one endeared to usby 80 many noble sales ol. te ‘and heart, it becomes us to express our Sorrow as Pegenh and ag aduty toa brother soldier aud ENRY W. DE MARS, FORMERLY OF THE METRO- HR See Se the vara ett at wi AMES, oT Rao OE OF DELMONICO’ he wilh be happy to see his HE GRAPE VINE, 614 BROADWAY.—THE CHOICEST T Ting: slenoad 4, soars in the ct ity; also wwe 8 fine Copeha ‘now fy Laure Reece's ae