The New York Herald Newspaper, October 18, 1862, Page 2

Booksellers’ Trade Sale—Second Day, The sale yesterday was cortar ly very evo uraging. "The news of the advance of the army seemed to invixorate the buyers, and DiJiing was spirited, Putnam's lat went very well. Evan.’ edition of “Among the Vives,” by Kirkie, was bougut uy with grout eagerness. Among Walker, Wise & Co.’s books the (ullowing ran well— «epssays aud Reviews;” linghes’ “Tracts for Priest and People,” Parker's “Prayers, sod their various ju- venile works. Peterson's miceiianeous stock had a fair sale, and was dw leaccd ta several in. ®tunces. All of Ohilds’ was doplitated more or jess. Kune’s ‘arctic Rexic im four volumes, was bought up ip large culver, Which Was @ remarka- Die (act for so vid & book. ‘Franklin,’ in ton volumes, was recly duplicated, ar > Blackston Commenta: es Catlan’s pew work on Military Law, Svo., ran close at upon “trade cost”? and the other works sold fecly 6 & Lingol’s invoice was peouliarly suc cessful, Hut Mulor's works went vesdily, and about & thousand copivs of the~*Auwell Stories,” tn six volumes, were disposed 0: at duplicating p Chambers’ Works, in allgiyies were more that od a dozen times Sparks over. ip the evening the prices otis ran bigh aud the ia- Voices Sl seastily ‘ihe sale y is remarkably altraetive. It opens Wilh Laber's ambrotype e, followed by Lip- Pihcott & Co's valuable i > of miscellaneous, mii tary, bist. her works. They offer ais) & ine axsor' yerapaie albums, &c., in all ‘Dindings. These se to be mucceeted by Van Nostrand’s ist, and w Che evening Leavitt & thy imvoice of choice ilu works. aunuals, Serap albums, muita y and naval Alien will dispose of thet Mutated and fine Lo bay &e. Theso works always scll at Uhe fall sales for the boli- day se.sou, Personal Intelligence. soul, of the Unised States Navy, is » Mcho'as Hotel Brig dier Gen»: 1 |, A. Garfield, Prigadier General J. K. , Coonel HD, Hall and Lien enant Charles C dang. 0€ he \ tabed aud ©. M: Sinith, of Springiicid, Lil., are stoppiig the Metropolitan Ho'el. Admi a Shub ck, 0! the United States Navy; P. V. ©. inuicke: bocker Nev Jersey; L.E. ind RM. Lee of 's hila. n, of Washington, are eter Chugher of Utes ba 4 : ¥. Vare Ao at the ASCH Li Captain Eaward B Bo the (nite Slaies bas a mond, w common jail as @ prisper dur. ge Ie. m utis Geveral Miram of Mexico, and his fa- mily ; Geveral Cab s, and 6x Governor Lau re ce wi § 16ib imsta i. On che 14th Ge War eats which b: aadia peared o. first tim Atan & commis through the Khode Ts in Montreal on the of nd, wer order from the arrest cnder eral bide: ty U duty, i plaudits oF she ba ky anan, whom the decision of the |i es ro. mest pre=ent, was the m jor of the Lwents ment, ihe su prb mao receiv d ve u reward for his good looks. the whote aguir tlave surp.ised the gallant major, who, Lis reo ted to his residence inahack,b tvhe ber in ch ¢ charming com mittee does ut ny) ear Fl AN CINE AND COMMERCIAL. Faway, Oct. 17-6 P. M. The money iiarket is moderately active at about five pur cent for call loans, with exceptions at four and atsix brokers are, however, anxious to en- courage the flow of capital from the outside pablic into the streei, and persons who have idle balances in bank wili fiud no diffeulty in placing them on good security. Paper sells at 445 per cent for first clas: names. There is no change in certifi- cates of public indebtedness. Demand notes sold this moin ng at 12734, between the boards at 12544, and later in the day at 12734. Amore rational state of things is beginning to existin the gold and excha ange markets. Gold sold very freely at 152 this morning, and, though it was done afterwards as high as 1! fell off afterwards to 15094, then rallied, sold up to.132 again, and closed 132 bid. People gene- rally have no loner the coniilence they had in gold as a speculation a few ¢ Many persons continue to believe that it will advance higher. Batit is becoming dangerous to operate in it. Foolish as any combination of bankers or brokers for the purpose of keeping Jown the price of gold would unquestionably be, there is no securi- ty that such a combination wil! not be formed, and that its effect may not cause a decline of ten per cent in gold ina single day. Some bankers are already refusing to lend on gold at any rate. Nor is it certain that we may not hear, any fine morning, of such a victory, or of some overture on the rebels’ part, which would knock gold down to 115 a 120 in an hour. For these reasons the shrewder class of speculators were rather disposed to-day to “bag” their profits in gold, and take “‘a fiyer’’ in stocks, which have not moved much within the past ten days. They seemed to think that for the present gold would cease to be as active us it has been, and that there was a better prospect of lively fluctua- tions in stocks. Exchange fluctuated between 144 ang 146, closing about i45, The stock market was all better this morning. The most active shares of the morning were the Erios, Michigan Southern, old and preferred, and Michigan Central. Erie old rose % per cent this morning, and preferred 124; Michigan Central rose %: the Southern stocks were a shade lower than last evening. New York G@ntral, which is slowly but steadily oppreciating, advanced \% per cent at the§norning board. Rock Island opened lower, but at the close of the first board was firm at a reaction. The reports of the traffic on the trunk Jines and on the Michigan roads continue very encouraging The Erie shows an increase of a quarter of a million in September; Michigan Centra! also shows a large increase for ‘the present month to date, In bonds there was no change. Missouri si were rather lower. Cam- berland declined 44 per cent. In governments there was very little done, Beiween the boards to-day the market was firm; for Erie old 60 was freely bid, and there were sales At the second board everything was lower on the oall, but im- mediately atterward there was a sharp rally, and prices rose to abont the figures of the first board. ‘The following were the quotations at half-past fire t GOW. S 6's reg /81.104- a 104), Hodson River. s a 68 46's,000,"81.1043¢ 4104), Ha a 234 85'8,couT4. 98 8 bys 51% n73410 p.c.lO5% a105%% Rewling...... Ta 78% SOR,Lyrc. 99% a 99% Michigan Con. 87 a BT Sdem’dn..127 a 127% “pete N Ta 48% a sin sSanessee 6's. 651, a 654% MiS XN la gua 81% a 8: Virginia 6's... 64a — Pumama...... 15036 @ ile N.Caroliva 62 69 «a 71 Minois Central 814 a gis Misooor! ; Cleve & Pitts. 88% a iner'n gold. Galeua & Chi.. 85% 0 Pacific Mail... Clev & Toledo. thie Ee 4. Cental. . a aa 82 0 88K 0... % a 59% ic, Bu & Qu.106% a 107. Erie prof...... 8636 8 86% Mil & PrduCh ea 8 ve At the third board there was not much chads done. There were sales of Urie preferred at 86%, of Michigan Central at 875;, of Southern old at 43%, of guaranteed at 6234, of illinois at 82, of Galena at 85%. The business of the Sub-Troasury was as fol- lows:— Receipts... > tet on customs, Pd 2 P +. 144.024 10 ney 8,420,741 64 There was great excitement among ship- owners and underwriters yesterday in conre- quence of the performances of the pirate Alabama, ‘The war risk was raised to 5 per cent, and in some instandés of cargoes now afloat en the way to Liverpool a# much as 9 per cont was paid. A notice to the sovond mortgage bondholders (Lastern Division) of the La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad hag been Published, requesting them to surrender their past due coupons on their bonds to certaiu parties named, “to be settled under the decree in the United States Court.” A despatch has heen received from Milwaukee to- -day, stating that no decree has boon made by the Court re- Ppeoting these bonds since the one made some time since cutting them down to fifty ceuts, Holdors are cautioned against surrendering their ecupons. Tho approximate earnings ot the Vi; talout «. Port | NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1862. Wayne and Chicago Pailway Company during the month of September ult., compared with the same period of last year, were as follows, viz:— ts le "Si From 154 1d i 4 oa bs 98.018 185,088 87,069 200 2,600 100 7.825 7,825 - Reot 7,083 7,083 pe Mi cellaneous. bl4 289 Total.. es 397,064 126,978 Earnings from Jan: mraiuen from dea, i 1,804,882 2,211,169 406 285 Total to Sept. 30,.,.$2.074,968 2,608,233 558,204 Increase for September, 47 per cent; average increase to September 30, 25 7-10 per cent, The earnings of the Erie Railway for the month of September were:— 1862 ns $764,447 70 1861 . sees 615,947.69 The receipts and shipments of produce at Chicago last week were as follows:— The receipts from the 1st of January for three years were:— 1861. 1862. Flour, bbls... Seeds. Ibs Pork, bbis x rs bressed Beet catt! The stock of flour and grain in store at Bhicaes at the commencement of the last two weeks, as compared with last year, was as = gllowao= Wheat, busbels. Cord... 0.0060 Stock Exchange Fiunay, Oct. 17, 1862. 356 sha N ¥ Cent RR. 10734 100 Frie RR... 60 59%, 1800 do. 59 ag 100 do. 200 Erie RR pref, 200 do. 42000 © S demand ns 12734 80000 Ti war loan... 14000 Missouri 6's 10000 California 7 21000 Erie RR 8600 krie 1 hmbs 99%¢ 8800 bufN Y&E1stm 100 9000 Hud R Ist mb, 115 2000 Hud Rds fb. WL 8000 Har RR 21m b 105 3000 MichCSpelmsfb 116 100 Nor & Wor RR. 22 Reading RR B KQRRBp cb 11649 5000 So 2d mty 93% 16000 Mich So skg fb 1074 6000 do... -46.. 107 4000 111 ConRR bonds 105 5000 Alton & THIstm 9935 14000 Alun &THined 60 4200 Chi EN Wintd 923g 10000 (hi&N Wass'tb 61 10000 Chic ANW 2dm 35 £000 Hank =tJos KR 50 1000 Lac & W Ist m 108 16000 Pitts, FWAC 2m 95 2000 = do. 9439 2000 Tol & 9034 1000 Tol & W 2d m. 89 1000 CleveXTol sf 104% 11000 Pitts, FW&C 1m 105 5000 5000 Pitts, FWAC In TOs 79) BuO ClevedPiits am 12 1000 Det, M& Jor 1m 98 36000 American gold. 1825 200000 do... ERR & 400 do......b30 11 Cleve, Col&Cin RR 134 400 Gulena & Chi RR. 100 do. 4 1 16 North Riv er Tank 90 53 Bank Commerce. 98 14 Shoe &LeathBank 103 200 Chie & ik isi Ri. 30 Continent:l Bank, 92 35 Park Bank “415 300 do. b3 50 Peon Coal (o...., 109% 60 Chic Bur & QyRR 107 800 Cumb Coal pref,, 154% 29 Del, L. &West RR 114 100 Pacific MailSSCo, 128 60 Tol & Wab RR... 3534 50 do.....b10 128 10 do... + 85 50 do......860 126% 156 Pitts FtW&Ch.. 61 6NYCentraiRR.. 107% 50 do 10 GL 120 dO.....+... 10TH 100 do......b30 618K SECOND BOARD. $10000 Us 6's,'S1,cou 1047 150 ahe Hud Riv RR... 68 $000 US Demand nts 127, 200 Harlem RR pret. 5154 15000 ‘Tenn 6's, 1899. 553; 40 5000 Missouri 6's... 543 600 . 100000 American gold 132, 200 Reading RR... 78% 106000 do. . 130% 20 Mich Central RR. 8734 25000 do. 13033 900 ‘ 5000 do 130% 200 MichS&NIRR. 43% £0 shs PacMSCo.bi5 128" 100 Mich S& Nigs. 250 oom cea ‘RR scrip: bo ceva a "630 500 4 Gal & = RR.s30 150 N Y Cent RR.b30 10749 580 san pit 400 Harlem RR. 107% 20 800 Erie RR 100 do... 100 chie | ei Rk Isld RR THE DRY Goops_ TRADE. The following is @ comparative statement of tho imports of foreign dry goods at New York for tne week ending October 16, and eee January 1:— For the Week. 1861. 1862. Entered at the port. tc (b35,567 681,172 1,461,767 ‘Thrown on market.. 1,596,466 760,851 1,390,787 Since Jan. 1. Entered at the port.$87 983 481 Thrown on market. 88,435,679 By the above statement it will be seen that the goods ‘entered at this port the past week, as well as the amount thrown upon the market, were largely in excess of those for the same time last yeur, and nearly equal to the heavy imports for. 1860, The aggregates since the Ist of January last considerably exceed those for the same time last year, though under those for the same time tn 1860. The amount of importations does not appear to be se much regulated by tarills and rates of ex- change as by the prices Obtained ‘on. their reaching the country in the prevailing currency. It may be imma terial what the duties in reasou or what the probabie rise in exchango, if prices rise in the same ratio the goods can be successiully imported, Of the goods imported for con sumption manufactures of wool amounted to $652,914; do. of cotton, $73,763; do. of silk, $372,604; tax, to $169,556: miscellaneous, $36,987. Total, $1,235,824. "The business doing during the week was steady, aud the prices of both domestic avd foreign goods were sustained, and un- der the influence of the movements in currency, were for many descriptions decidediy better, and holders were [opened firm under the belief of higher figures heres (ter, warcity of the raw material aud the advance in its cmt has not been without its influence on cotton domestic goods. Domestic woollens were also higher and in steady demond. Heavy brown sheetings «nd shirtings.were firm at last week's prices, Bleached goods advanced about 1c. per yard, with a good demand. Drilla were at 29c., with small sales. Cotton flannels were firm at 30c, a 874e. ‘Stripes, ticks and denims were in good demand at full prices. Priuting cloths were active and firm, with sales of G4x64 ut I8c. Prints were in good demand at full ms were rices, and in some cases at anadvance. Gin ter, apd Lancaster sold at 19¢. Flann were scarce and firm, Blankets were firm and pr: maintained. Sbawle were active, aud sold shan advance. aa blankets were salexble at 75c. a 80c. per Ib. were firmer for most kinds of desirable suai aa fancy articles. Saxony dress goods offered at well, and brought "te, a ie. , Showing a aay ‘advance in prices. French low priced silks, de- , Diack and white checks, with checks of shaded darker colors, were in good request. ‘auction sales have ey held during the week, at ‘hah broche abd on nbn apne aoe freely offered, were pressure to sel! View broche shawls were ere asta and desirable lots of ribbons fair Coats’ spool cotton has Advanced to 90c. per dozen, CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Fruvat, Oct. 17—6 P. M. Asuve.—The market was ‘small sales at $7 25 for pots and at $7 60 for BREADETUPYS.—Flour— Ow! Greater ease in exchange, with @ falling off in demand, the market became heavy, and closed at a decline of 5¢. a 100. per bbl, Tho transactsona footed up about 11,000 bbis., within the following range of prices— Superfine State. Estee Slate old ve 98 8 890 ‘Superfine Western... 635 a 600 Common to choice extra Western, . 696 & 875 Canadiap...... tees 8 8% Brad to goed ilperas, a 725 fy seeeees 330 8 475 860 a 400 a with sales of 300 bbia, at quotations, Southern flour was more ac ' Live and prices without change of importance, while the Gules eabraged about 900 bbis. Kyo flour was heavy At the above figures, with gales of 160 bbl. Corn men! eearce and in domand, with sales of 400 a 500 . Jersey and at quotations, Wheat was nA fd fel off from 20. to Sc. per bushel, caused 1 part by the advance in the rates of war risk im ose: underwriters. The sales embraced 125.000 bus $1 38.4 $1 42 for red Western, $1 224 $1 30 for Mul- waukee club, $1 82a $1 34 for xmber do, $1 40481 44 for amber Western, and $1 47 a $1 65 (or rood to choice Michigan, Rye was scarce and pricesunchunged, Barley was steaty with a sale of 700 bushels old State at $105, and 1,000 do. prime four rowed at $1 25. Barley malt was scarce and firm. Oats were steady aad in fair demand, while pric: s were unchanye:! Cora Was heavy and 2o. lower, wish gales of 75,000 bushels at Ge. a 670. for good sound Western mixed. —The market was firm and quiet, no sales of moment having becn reported, Corton. —The market was quiet, but siesdy. Sales of 800 a 400 baies were made on the ‘basis of about 6lc. for middling uplands, Fangs were irregular, while engagements were mo- derate: the underwriters’ movements re tended to chock eagagements, To Liv hnshels of whout were engaged, in ship and 18,000 @ 20,000 bushels of Gorn were take flonr was nominal, A foreign vessel engage 1,000 boxes cheeso, deliverable next week, at (Os, Ti) London 29,000 bushels of corn were engaged at 15d., in ship’s bags: flour was neminal at 38, 9d. To Glasgow wheat was taken at about 13d., and to Cork and a market at 13 44d. Hay.—Tho market was steady, with sales of North Bsr for shipment et 56c. « 60c,, and for city use at 60c. * Mo’ sna —Sase ot 100 bbls. Now Orleans were made al 470. pastiwnisengn Sr sol market was active, but under the presscre to sell 12440. a Me. per bbl; with salos of 3, Dos. at $18 76 a $12 8745 for mess closing eh tbe. inside figure) , and prime at $120 $12 375s. was quiet and unchanged, while sales ‘wera made at $12 50 a $13 25 for plain mess, $ls adsl, iy Cut meats were un supplies \ Tard was. heavy and c with sales of, 2 600 bois. at 10% fc. & Xe, latter figure for ohdice. Incladed ip were 1,000: bbis., delivorable in December ad January, at 1030. w10%c." Patter was in -¥esscls and increased demands of foreign vessels. We quote good to choice State in firkins at 22, a 24c., while goood to choice State cheese ranged from 10c. to Llc. Obio ‘was at 8c. a 9c. for do. Sv@ars wero active, with consideruble transactions on speculation. Tho sales embraced 3,536 hhds., jucluding New Orleans, at 9%c. a 10%. (or fair to prime, 11. a 12\c. for clarified and white refined do. Cuba at 9440. 2 93¢c. for fair to good refining grades, and at 10. for grocery goods. a Tonacco cuntinues in good domaud, and prices Grm and folly, 2 The sales embray 2 hhds. Kentucky at i6c 44 bales Havana Pp. t., 480 eases seed lea” at 18c. Auction sales—202 hhds. at 1$c. a 24)<c., 17 T3e,_ 18 do. at 16c. a 164,c., average 1bc., Woor.—Sales for the week 250 000 pounds fle fine quality; im this city, and Boston Vhiladelphia— a portion for export, at’ Te. a 620., 30,000 pulied at B8c. a 60c., 600 bales California, ‘private terms 12.000 Ibs. Canada fleece, rice private; 50 bales Cape, 100 bales Constantine, 60 bales Ad good deal of excitement prevail! he market; the de mand has been good for both foreign and domestic. Wirskey.—the rmuket was steady, with sales of 800 bbls at 35c. a 35.e. de, all private. A FINANCIAL. ALDWIN & ©O., 72 BROADWAY, SHIP- pers and Forwarders to Europe. Gold or Silver Coin, Bonds, Adc., sent by every steamer, at low LL ARMY AND NAVY CLAIMS AND INFORMATION cl Being one of the first volunterrs, ved partner in Washington, I have ng all government dues. wyer, 32 Pine street, Nev York. hay to tat ixfaciogy reference cam be given, € West 16h 6i., rear baviding, UNG GIkL WISHES A SITUATION AS CHAM. be nic | lanadiess, or would do chamberwork aud Swilingand assist in the Washing and ironing, Call at 46 Kast 25th 6: ih Pocsday RESVYECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN wise ASITU- aon to do tu sal Cob elty retin nai LI Awest 23th a WESPEOTABLE GERMAN GIRL WISHES A SITUA i HELP WANTED-FEMALES. TITHE SERVANTS’ IN! A ‘£004, aeececat oi wan, Sevtch, Irish, American al! fu by Mrs, F! = su Teady for ;ood iS EXTRACT. in DOCTOR HOOFLAN)'S GOOD PASTRY COOK WANTED—AT FRENCH'S BOTOR Worn as. 4 Fe SOS Gey erieens eu Hf HOOFLAND'S (COOK WANTED—ONE WHO HAS BEEN IN SERVICE OTOR “HOOR in Canats and can produce good recommendations; Cron 0 ee, 3 Rone others need auawer. Apply at) East $0 OR BOOP sane , \IRLS WANTED—TO WORK ON TASSELS AND BEOTOR BOOP RARE Nek crceanen ads aoe an ponent annehinreh, DOCTOR HUOFLAND'S ai Bare, Goer « C.'4@8 Bas GERMAN oe eee ri WANTED—T0_ MAKE. INPANTRY FROCK GELAA BLITERS ton, i an American coats at tu American Expy Hiding, 56, 57, 59 and 6b TT ERS, ie do general housework, Hurson st, Good vices. paid ead a po St fe GER. Baas BrITeHS, days, ST Te ee “ ae BITTE. 3, OUSEKEEVER —WANTED, 7 As ; A SITUATION WANTED—AS cH \MBERMAID OR H hotsehew, er or seamstress. atin eave the tints 2A laumdness; undersiands: musing, luces, tiutiog and | city, A, p.y to Mrs. Hepeng, 1) Wooste. st. CiaiwAN BIT. ERS. gentiemen’s linen, Best ciy refereace, Call at or address eee (amv atte apaempaal Prepaced by wt W ‘est 20th 8t., between 6th and ud Tih ave. ADRS WAN Sena AND PROFITABLE Prepared KA Sen OTe 4 emplo, went, Cad atthe American Publishi CF, 4 AN SITUATION WAN ED—BY A FIRST CLASS | 14 Coan b rs ceet, room No, ~ between Vand ¢ ee ae pes prepare by AA faundress, ina priv jada her tasi- | trom $10 .0 >. Rrepared 0 : ‘ness thoroughly; can do up sand do French | Preppite: ¥, Hut is wig 10 20 i By Call ab dal West 2th ILLINERY SALESWOMAN WANTED.—THOSE WHO | DR. 0, M. JACK“ON. PIICADELPRTA, Pa, _ between Tih and tind stun toe bias nga dean give frat el sa rete | DK ©. M. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA’ PA, —— Fences inuy apply to Mine. arr.s, roadway, corner 5: ON, E, Ss SITUATION WANTED-—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, | Waverley place Die GM. JACRBON: PEE: Pa’ J as oneranit andcham ermaid; is capable of taking apa ateungamen a peas.aad DR. ¢ M, JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, vA, ~ niga wae A ie fan, do plain wai bys ne; Zo ~ ao ‘ANTED— AN OPERATOR ON FINKLE £ LYONS: DR, ©, M. JAC HeeON: aa Tega. vA. 7 ul ‘o sewing macuine, @>0 one havin, ach it i her CK AC % days at 240 Bast od _betw een Ist and: 2a aves. own, Appiy ated) Broadway, wear 7th —e Die C. 7 JAG BON’ PHIL \D! tind Fa: eebu@lly « 8 COOK —A YOUNG reer. wane V ANTED—A GIRL, ENGLISH OR GERMAN, FOR Wi ellec: uy oe some yrars experience in Au seneral housework; must be a good Washer and iron- Will effectual cure French style of cookin ling ia gta te iy er, oquive at 313 Lexington av, between S%h and 40th sts, Will effectually cure try; will saaiot An washing; is eat and coopornisel jar tpg feo uiae He DIA Lexineyin. ar betnen Bh 996 th sie hen; Wa nodrabes aS Court _ Shy Broviclyn, ¥ ANTED—A rowel 20. GO IN THE COUNTRY, IN A oposite the City Hall, ae) Lamy Of uve peracna: ons who can cook, waah, iyon and Ege come em u V1 GTIEATION WANTRU_BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Boure s fora git. Anp RI 54 bau R COM: Bngish gir, to do ight cuambecwori and wa'lng, good = Liven come . reference, Call at 315 Avelpht at, near Gree! LiVEB CO! ITUATION WANTED—BY (A RESPECTABLE Wo. man, to do general house ork 1 & priya yale ree Goad city secereuce. “Can be ween for ¢ at 3ith at., in the rear, : 10 HOTEL KEEPERS.—WANTED, BY A COMPE. tent woman, @ situation as linen 109m woman and he: haa tong experience ES first class hote Wane A SITUATION AS WET NURSE, BY A respe table young woman, whoxe baby (her Lrst, now five Weeks old )ple healthy a Gi d thriving, Good referent TANTED—BY A SCOTCH GIRL, A SITUATION AS scaiusireas OF nurse and seamstress: has Our yas? suce from her last employer. Cail at 275 87th st, ve~ y 9th and 10d ava. | CTABLE WO. breast OF milky Sev d for 61x months, istophvr, has a Gan be seen whet or et., Debi Rare aas W chilarcn, or to assist in se situation in some respectable family as instricitess of ing. Adure#s Nil Desperandum, vox 184 Herald o1 RESPECTABLE oO T NURSE.—WANTED, BY A oung marrcd woman, with a five brew 5 Mas Wet Murs: in x good fauly. Best of references given. Inquire at 90 West 23ch st., between 6th and 7th ays, second floor, front room, for thres diay a, MTUATION Wad MAN, AN ENGLISH- man, just arrived, & good ‘orespoident and quick al es, desires employment in any m:reantiie busin has Eka tates Yeats’ capehenca in, w newspaper: Dub dary eS 4s to & permanent 0 AUCTIONEERS situation as clerk Irish, box 116 Herald of —WANTED. BY A YOUNG MAN, A salesman inthe above. Address . ALIFORNIA STATE AND SAN FRANCISCO cITy eoupons purchased at best rates by DUNCAN, SHER. Naw vores CO., Bankers, corner of Pine and Nassai streets jew York, ALIFORNIA COUPONS BOUGHT AND COLLECTED by AUGUST BELMONT & CO., 50 Wail street. UNCAN, SHERMAN & CO., BANKERS, CORNER OF ome and Nassau streets, New York, ‘issue circular edit for travellers, available in all the sieo moreantile credits, for use in Europe, pas NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF the New York Insurance Company.—A final dividend on the stock of the New York Insuranee Company will be paid to the stockholders or their legal representatives on and after the fifteenth day of November, A. 1862, at the otlice of the ‘New York Muina) nce taany. No, 61 William, street. E DD ‘J. W, SCHMIDT. Surviving 4g STEPHEN JOHKXSON, | Kaceivers. MUNACRRE AND " MISSIgSTPPI RAILROAD.— Holders. of unaxsented securities of the above (now Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien) are requested to call at my ottice, CO Wali stre E. RB, MEADE. EW YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAILROAD COMPA ny, corver of Fourth b pled and Twenty-seventh street. R's Orrick, Oct. 15, 1882. DIVIDEND NOTIC The Directors of this con pany have declared a dividend of three dollars per share on the capital stock, payable on and after the Ist day of November next at this office. The trans- fer books will be closed from the 22d inst. untii date of Payment. ‘he government tax will be company. ', Treasurer. med by tI RIZE MONEY READY. EFrize ists for the Haitie, Jackson, schooner Eugenie and Confederate schooner President now being paid SOM. ROWN, A to = __No. 2 Park Finee, yew Fork York RIZE MONEY COLLECTED FOR ALL UNITED States vousela.—Prize lists are now ready for payment for the Owasco, B. R. Cuvier, Kanawha and bark Pursuit. Apply to NETTLETON, GILBERT & CAM! dw Ix, PER CENT INTEREST —CITIZENS! SAVINGS ‘Bank, corner of Bowery and eet. Open every day from’ 9 to, and on uday, Wednestay aad Priday ‘niags from 5to DE Posies made on oF before October 20 will bear interest from Oct. 4, Bank books in Engish, ier and Fi h. GEORGE FOLSOM, Seymour A. Buxce, Cashier. S.A. Barks, HE HOLDERS OF LA CROSSE AND MILWAUKEB second mortgage bonds are notified to deliver the over due coupons to the agents of the trustees, at the Bi Bank, to be settled under the devrce in tl . A. PALMER. PRENTISS Ba fad _ 237 Broapway, New York, Oct. 1363, iy: of rusteee. BY A YOUNG MAN, AS ¥. ¥., Herald oilice, ANTED.—EMPLOYMENT 18 WANTED FOR AN excellent man for the winter, who wnderstinds the management of horses and gardening; he would be useful in any kind of business, The very best of relerence given, Apply at No. 9 Warren st,, up staira, | ANTED—DY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN landed from England, some light employment, Can wi rt ood plain hand wnd Would make hinself yene- rally useful; wages $5 per week for the winter. Address Adams, Herald ‘ouice, for three days. TANTED BY AN dgeesciigener nies PERSON, Just arrived from England, a situation as butler or valet; has uo objection to iravelt rat class references can be pro- duced, “Address Herald ofc. __ HELP WANTED—MALES, A oeNtS 4 AND. SUTLERS ¢ CAN. MAKE MMEN: NTS IN, . wit is | SELENDID Gter Ora SUPERB WATOR, W MONITOR WITH ITS LARGE PLOFTS, E NONPARVEL 3B WIth Irs PACKAC NO: ees CONTENT, Gthog Packages Sit sizes and RICKARDS & on Send for moa street. And bend GENTS WANTED—TO SELL INSTANTANEOUS Headache, Toothache and Neuralgia Annihilator every- where, All who may be atflicted will be cured in tnree Tuinutes, free of charge, by R. L. Wolcott, sole propitetor, at 170 Chaibam st, New f cf Pol cen ork. Samples sent by mall {oF 25 N ACTIVE N, OF GOOD ADDRESS, MAY OBTAIN ‘ per mame and lucrative situation to canvass and de- liver a new Work on the present war. Apply from 9 to 12 A. M. ut 486 Broadway, room 5, up stairs, OY WANTED~IN A LAWYER'S OFFICE; MUST live with bis parenis and be ® good writer; ‘wages $2 Der week. Address, in applicant's “pandwriting, box 110 Heraid office. (CXEINDER PRESSMAN WANTED.—SITU ATION PER- manent, at standard wages in New York city; Ae = thoroughly acquainted with job work, and produce Fences; no other need apply. "Address box 220 Herald ‘once. RY GOODS SALESMAN WANTED—.A GOOD HA\ tised to city trade, may apply (0 IL, Be Ciagp & Con St and 59 Catharine st. RUG CLERK WANTED—FOR A LARGE STORE IN the interior of New York State; to one competent, with rat class testimoniais as to character, &c. © good salary will be paid. | Call between 4 and § o'clock at 8. BK. Van Duzer & Co.'s, 198 Greenwich HIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK, Corner of Third javenue a and [Twenty fifth street. SIX PER GENT INTENEST PAID. All aeposits made ou or before 2th October will draw in- terest trom October pen daily from 10 to 8; also on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday evenings, from 6 to 8. aranoEn K. GREEN, President. _ Ava, FP. Lie, Sec 95.00 WANTED—ON PRODUCTIVE _ REAL ). estate, worth $350,(00cash, near a flourish- ing city of 160,000 inhabit on, annual! ‘in New Yo: 1. A. SPAFARD, 18 Wall stivet, Insurance Compan $100. 00 70 | LOAN. AT SIX PER CENT, IN sums to suit applicants, ou first class im proved real estate in thé city of New York: and atseven cent. in the city of Brooklyn. Apply to MORRIS BR ERS, 7 Pine street, New York. REWARDS. REWARD—WILL BE PAID ON THE RETURN of & stual! Scotch Terrier Dog, with clipped eats and jaws binck, and of alight yellow color, and ere the'Hame er Prise. Roocive the reward ct 20 N. X., or John C. Vanhornes, Communipaw, ty, f REWARD—FOR A LARGE BLACK NEWFOUND. land Dog, with white breest and fect, wink tp to bis “il; had on & brass collar, padlock and iron chain. ‘Th above rewai A wilt be paid ca retarning hi avenue, corner of Thirty-third street, Toads to his rec ny $5 Ri WARD.—LOST, OCTOBER Dali tan; answers to the name of D The der will return the same to No rectand receive the above reward, West Sixteentit 1 "REWARD.—LOST, ON THE 8TH INST., IN me q nef.hiborhood of Bleecker street and Broadway, Viaek and 121 “answers to the name of Charley: has scars on his Lack. The tinder will receive the above reward by returming the same to 62 Bedford street, between Morton and Leroy streets, to Wail sireot, idson coun! A TAN TERRIER, ; without collar; ears close cut. Ds CLERK WANTED.—ONE COMPETENT, wit good references, . at hg 19 Spel YASy SIDNE ¥ jOWELL, M. D. VV ANTED—A CONFIDENTIAL CLERK, ACCUSTOMED to the city, and having some knowledge of th tendo good rererences required, Address T. nt ANTED—YOUNG MEN WISHING TO GO TO SEA, voyages to ail parts of the world, for merchant voy: agen Unived States Navy and whaling voyages. | Apply at 6 West at., corner of Reade aud Chambers, up sta. _ RANDALL ‘ee co. WaAXTED-A YOUNG OR "MIDDLE AGED MAN, having onl ts as partuer in a business easily learned. “Apply from. 10 10 2 o'clock at ihe Gallery, No. 200 Eighth avenue, near Twenty-fourth sireet. ANTED-SIX aay, FOR STREAMERS, A YOUNG MAN vi forni e foar girls to travel, three porters for stor. a, couductars tho sites, tor grocery wore peut bar kee rad two for trades. Apply at ro expryss, drivers, MUST BE roughly experienced in the busine sorts Teterepors required. Apply @t $24 Greenwich st, ull o'clodl TANTED—AN AMERICAN, TO TAKE CHARGE OF a reiail grocery, store: must be honest, ailable and ex- pevionced, -Acdress Tew and Coster, Brooklyn, giving rete Fence, age, and when and where last employed. ‘Su:ary $2) pev month for the present. ANTED—AN “ OYSTERMAN, steady and thoro' PANTED—TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG MEN As waiters in an ice creain avdgoyster saloon; also, one to mn oy ‘ steady plage to good men, at Ii Auwaule st, ANTED—TWO WAITERS, AT GREELEY'S Dt Moon, 15 Gre TANTED—A YOUNG MAN, eight NING awich a¥., op) osite Jefferson Market, FROM SIXTEEN TO Years of age; must be « good penman, quick igures, and reside with bis parents, pases, erences, H, O. Vy inh iat iu Mi if in handwriting of applicant, stating 1 He oflice. 1 REWARD —ON THE (TH OF OCTOBER THERE Ps aa ~ 5 a ean to enema Peopie's Line of Biramboaia It bale and one keg of Goods, sparked og he Waite & Co., Little tails, N ie gooan were not properly delivered, and It ed they are lon. The above reward will be paid for the return of said goods to 63 Beek. man ater, cone of Gold. “REWARD.—LOsT, Soutch Terzier Slut Apply to J, C. Lee, Canterbury | SUNDAY, A BROWN THE MILITARY. WARTERS COMPANY B, EIGHTH REGIMENT ork sare National ‘The members of | tO appear at th hie (Baiurday), at ™. a ca Lf Peauipped gray Saltire ond Sybreoet, blect bolt, bette cantoun, knap, sack, mike blanket rolled. and om age rations, te, peoceed ‘Staten Island for uty ember is expected to be erage Fguipments wil be foraiahed at Wa armory, early ia the morning. By order of ‘Crawn, Orderly. oo. B. BA! New company are hereb; aa: “POLITIVAL, jooRatio a REPUBLICAN GENERAL ¢ LL COMMITTEE, pe ‘The members of the = each ed eppetnion to make then X SUITABLE F PERSON, ‘Wav: Hoe ‘TO LEASE.— aig alee Saat a aly louie. an it nently. fed ents, by ote sea , Herald herent ‘vith ‘real 24 ey FIN AW! arn et tee B—A CHOICE cory <3 DURAND'S mis | 3 "digooe ot had Apply iathvatreet, Hear First from oa P. at 84 A CASE FOR FINE. OLD CoaNac one-balf i pay advances, “An oxceliene chahoe for dealers ou: oe 8 peogare & Pure pian ow ‘my BALDWIN & C0 street. BURNHAM'S FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK. + ing Esiablishment, Lit West Blevonth airvet, between ifth aud Sixth avenues, Honsehold firniture boxed and shipped to all paria.of the world Covered wagons for mov. dng (uruiture aud from the vountry, Furniwure swred, Waxzepea LAD IN AN INSURANCE BROKERS office; he must write a fair hand and reside with bis Parents, Aildress box 3.442 Post office, Wanrape4 “BOF F Xpour 16 OR 17} 17 YEARS OLD, IN railroad ollice, to §°, of errands and make hiniseif generally useful; wages $10 a mont; best of reeommenda- tions required, Apply, between 9 a d 10 o'clock, at the Hackensack Rallroad d office, foot of Chambers st. 7 ANTED—FIVE OR SIX ACTIVE YOUNG MEN WHO con furnish good reterence, Each one cau easily make 100 within the next ubirty day: IC preferred, a salary will De given. | Anquire, far 7. X. Wilking, at the ‘counting room ih, 14 Warten st, ANTED—AN ACTIVE, PUSHING ¥ by foci ‘the English and Spanish OURO AK, reetl bind, understand i nea lets, pets. Add In the Spauinh and English Y dtating when end with “wnt employed or the last tive’ yearn, ‘giving. feat refer pane i nnd las hte dt thee hndnennll EB WANT NEN EXFSSIESCED IN HARDWARE W Sa ca vustuer uainted with merchants aon the ‘ewtarn ate wel and @ell tai ean ‘£00. 202 Futon areal aes WANTED—TWO YOUNG MEN Wily Ux. the business. Apply this. di e'elook at Th Murray st. snipe ies Ws ‘Qyantip—a pov, swanr, a ROM 14 to 18 years old; must write’ a fair hand aud como li recommended. Apply at 19 Beaver FRED, "pie ANTED-FOUR da! OLA! SALESMEN, FOR ny ts alk dopertaen Apply jo See } CLERK, ALSO 3. \commiiedon 1s advan WARE sib: Gttcarmoai yee Witte mae oe PARTS OF ute Woi va (yet comeearne i WHO WI a Wee Sarees Beales ea Ne tease gy 1 — WANTED ore 100 work on sewer TNC bpe GULEY, BRRREY a “ oy avenue, ate we INVOICE ANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY, A PERMANENT | Wstiiion LAUNDRESS, AND TO ASSIST IN “THE en; also an under nurse, not unuer seventocn yt ¥ Ww Baht root between 10 und 4 o'ciock at 27 West Biren ed DY5PEUslA, Wantep—s NURSE AND SEAMSIRKSS, BY A LADY DYSPK’STA, About to travel, to tike care of four children; a !ath- JAUNDICE, ful, honest, sober and steady wo.uan strictly 1 AUNDICE, competent to fui her dutes in every way; a per VAUNDE E, person, with # perfect knowledge of te Bnulish language, Un preferred. Apply at 105 West two days ANTED-A NURSE, TO TAKE CHARGE oF A 02 ant De w quiet, 00, }1 #t, from 11 to 3 o'clock, Lor Canoes OR NERVOUS RE RTEITE KIDNEYS. AND. AL! sina FROM a Manne LIVER OR STOW ACH, ne but Protestants, Mf appiy. Cali at 5d West y, between the hours of 10 and ig Gly referenc day aud Wed Ww “D—A NICE, GENTEEL YOUNG GIRL, ABOUT i 4 ~ 4 or 15 scars old, to take care of & baby. Apply this yet ate 4 day at the store 2.3 Bowery. aay ANTED—A YOUNG AMERICAN GIRL, To aBsisT Foniaeaad in comg the hou i tamtly “of” ovo persons wie Hic ne having ymoper tferetes ul Wy Rion eh, Swinmilay oF the He hoine, Inquite fur three days at 640 8b it Beem, Pitter at the Heat ata nia Beaten llhontet BSS : dale : Sepsitious wheu im ® lynig pow WAXED FOUR GOOD MILLINERS. AND 10 «Dinan ee we ci board in the house, Apply at 00 Kighth avenue, New i h York. i" WANTED—A GERMAN OR PROTESTANT GIRL, TO inte, es oe do ce general housework of asmnall family. Apply at S eo Coabeet paichelpie iat Linagininss ot TAN GIRL, NOT OVER 15 YE aud great De ‘Old, to wt eu and do ight work, Apply at 267 pression of REE Ds 1) pent revent Yellow Fellow ® ‘ E wear wii) pesiuver erevent Yellow Fellow Buc Fe ANTED—A FIRST CLAS TOHAKE | pean te oe iehias: the washing of a lady; DULL Steceer awit ruRy cf NO ALCOHOL OK BAD WHIsk Ey NO ALUOWOL OR BAD W NO ALCOHOL OK BAD mi NO ALCU LOK BAD W n NO ALGUHUL OR BAD Wiinac¥ ‘They will cure the above dir@ases 1p ninety-miue cases out ofa hundrest Tudueed by the extensive sale and aniversal popularity “ Hoviland's German Biters (purely vegetable), hosts of rant quacks and. uu “adventurers have 0 upon suffering kum ANTED—A COMPETENT LAUNDRESS, WITH GOOD Gay peference, Avply at No, ol East Tuitty-tourus atreet, from % 2 to do'ch CENTS Weta writes a good band preferred. Manuseripts, Herald ouice. a FIRST CLASS OPERATORS,ON WHEELE! swing machines. None but good banda UL M ALC OMOL OR BAY WHISKEY. HT ae t Address & Witson need apply to A. T. Stewart & Co., Reade st. door, shape of ‘eS whist ANTED-A SMART GIRL, TO DO THE GENERAL | “YS areof the inuunerave array ut alco i pr Ai ply, with city re tere 8, ae eg tg Sood Sate, | tn plethorie botules and bis-beded kegs, under ihe modems upperlasion of Bitters. which, instead 01 wate discase nud veave tie disappinted auferer im HOOF Li LTTE RS AN GIRL, ‘0 GO TO BOSTON, A GER. Uousework and to ‘make herself general Bi TEs he must Lave a good accent, Apply at parior 62, mets New York Hotel Nite tans Vv ANTED—EXVERIENCED HANDS TO STUFF ‘muffs and io line and finish fur capes and view lire torings. Apply at Bania’s fur store, corner of Canal and WAN LITERS WorWer ate? MAN BATTERS ‘n HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTE TESTANT YOUNG WOMAN, A aud chambermaid, ts a good plain sewer. Good city ee. Cull for two Saturday tnd Monday. at S19 Hast 1ith at WA NTED—A G00D COOK, WASHER AND IRONER. ‘Apply at 122 Kast 12th 6 Are not 8 now and es ursicte, bat ha ra’ weir Pep ute ‘sate are net rivalled by any alinilarpeeparetion, he propritors have theusants oF Letlers frou tue moet eminent CLERGY MEN, RG EN ey: VUYSICIANS AND CITIZENS, Tealifying, of thelr own personal, knowladgrs wo the ene" ficial effects and medical virtues of Whe. HOVOC WANT BUMETHING TO STRENGTHEN YOU? po. YOU WANE 4 GOUD APPETITE: bu 208 wares pee Oe, YOuR CONSTITUTION? . a DU ¥ ANT 1 PAPER BOX CUTTER WANTED. —TO ONE WHO | bo YOU WANT To GET RID OF NERVOUSNESSt thoroughly understands the busiuess, paruculariy tu tts | po ¥OU WANT ENEKy amalier and finest branches, the very Lichest wages Will ve | pO YOU WANT TO Be WELLS given. aces ‘Noruun 'M. Kerr, Nos. 29 and St North 4th | DOYOU WANE A BHIsK AND VIGOROUS PEELING? WAStep—4 GooD aa HOLE MAKER. NONE ‘other need apply at 675 Broadway. THE TRADES, “PHOTOGRAPHIC P: PRINTER WANTED—TO ASSIST at J, Brili's, 204 Chatham square, at., Phill Tr yoR Go. 98 ee aaa ee ren HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTE) PHOTOGRAPHER WANTED, HoOELAN NDS GERMAN oo required to make sittings only. HOOFLAND 3 GekMAN TURNER, Hu OELAND'S GEKMAN B; 15 Mercer street. eerie GE. are LACKSMITHS AND MACHINISTS WANTED—TO GO HOUFLAND S geaay # short distance out ot aoe poll: steady employment and HUUFLAND'S: at, roadway ‘rom ‘i to: o'cloc! a fet s sr Bee HOOFMAND'S GERMA PE ais. OOPERS WANTED. —STEADY WORK FOR THE | (FromJ. Newton i ogee Seana ¢ Bucyclopedia, eek winter; highest prices paid ; on round and flat hoop tour Briggs, 64 Rutgers barrels and hali barrels, Apply to A. T. Although not disposed to favor or rece umend Vavent Me; Hiclues IM general, throngh distrust of «heir ty ved) iets, L yet know of noi testity to the bon believes binuset 10 irom any siaple preparation, in the hope that ne may thus contribute to the beneut of J do tls the more readily, yn ‘regard to Hoo‘land's German Bitters, prepared by Dr. C: M. Jackson, of tnis city, because Hi was prejudiced Laainst th ir many years, Under the ion that they were ehiet Indevted to ny frlena* Robert Stocmaxer, Eu for ihe To moral of this prejudice by proper testa, ait. fot encourage. ment to try them, waen sullering from great and Jong con tinued debility, The use of three botiles of tuese bitters at the beginning o! the present year was fulloved by evident relief, and restora: Hegree of bodily und mental Vigor which Thad not telt for six months before, and bad Almost despaired of reraining, there ore tank God and my (riend (oF direcuin. me to the use of be Puiapeuewis, June ¥, Isl. J. NEWTON BROWN. PARTICULAR NOTICE, OOK AND CARVER.—WANTED, | roughly 2 ratands buth cooking aud carviny restaurant. Apply at 16 Jobn #t., between 9 and ID A. OMPOSITORS WANTED.—SEVERAL GOOD ) 00x. positors can find employment at 60 Greene st, ITHOGRAPHIC COLOR PRINTERS WANTED—AT _ Enaieott & Co.'s, 59 Beekman st, rACHINIST OR DIE MAKER WANTED APPLY AT ‘#4 Cllir st., to the American Hard Rubber Co. INERS WANTED.—A FIRST RATE CORNISH MIN. ing bincksmith; algo good Cornish miner; one who Understands tunber work. ply at Trinity Butidings, room 9, first tloor (111 Broadway), A MAN | WH 0 TIIO- ipa HOTOGRAPHIC PRINTER WANTED.—MUST BE A vatsattons -olrt , ‘a first rate workman, Address, with reference, Hyp uh Tanya aaj, compote fy Broadway Post office. whiskey of commen ru ng 2) to 40 eats per gal Jon, the taste disyuise| by 4 coriander seed ‘This class of Hitters has caused ami will couttaue to cat as they can be Ol cds to die the death of drunkard, By thelr use the 9) 4s kept continualy wider the influence 0: ulcowolie stit of the worst im! che Gesive for liquor is created and kept tp, and oe recult is all the horrors atien dp saris the and death, For those who desire &: tithace a Liquor Butera, we publish the following reveipt. Gotone vote of Mootlan German Bitters ana mix with three quars of good brandy orutiskey, wad the result will bb peparatcon iat wit fag, excel tn meiticinal a and tree exerlicier any of the umerous liquor Litters ithe tmashér, and wifl cvs mach all tne viriues 0 Hoodand’s Bitters im ood articiv oF d wor, as a much tess price than these inferior Properations y Wt cost you, ATIENTION] SULDTERS AND THE PIERO OF SOL LERS, We call the nitenuon of a1 having ret tions or fricnds fm the mrmy to tie iact that HOOWL (N BUters 10 JEWELLERS. workmen om —WANNTED, A A . FEW F FIRST RATE cs LDW! rin pateons WANTED—ON FINE W RK : THE INIGHR: prices paid, Apply immediat: DEVLIN & CO., Corner of Broadway and Grand’streets, WASTED-A PAPER RULER, AND PINISHER.—A ood job ruler, who must also understand finishing, can find stesdy employment, it res Radressing box $25 Newark Host olloe, N s, &C 'e tn ids wages, lating weckly TANTED —THREE TINNEN WANTED p IMMEDIATE. ly, Apply at Lestey & Elliott's, 494 | ATCLUMAKER.—WANTED, IN A BRO. ADWAY Jeweley sors, 4 person who understands repairiag D'S: German watobés {n all pardoulars, and who cau give we best of refe- | Will Cure nine-teuths of the diseases Ulicet by Exposures. rences. Address aker, Spring street Most oilice, with | aud povasious. incident to camp live. In the lists, publiaued val ot ite. sick, 1¢ are sutfe: ily In the newanapers, an the wih be notied that ay Trom debiliy:, Beery case of ti Tran Bitters, Diseatsc FAAS are speedily renov tating that, It there BMuers name anil address, ANTED—A CUSTOM CUTTER OF EXPERIENCE, to cut custom or shop work in clothing siore down towns Address Clothier, Herald office, with name and address, properton -. - NEER A PRACTICABLE, MAN souliers, hundreds of Hves might be ‘ t wiil be lost Sneine located Sean pneu tention 10 the hewing simatatle and well authenticated ere of one of the nation whose iife, to use bis own language, the Bitters :7"— Pattspenr Messxs. Jonxs & Bvaxs:—Well, gontl land's German Bitters has saved my Ive. take in this Iris vouched for by miinhors of my comrades, some of whose names are appended, and who were full cognizant Of all the clronmabauces of may.cane, FT am.on bean oF the last four years, a member of Guermian's rated battery, and under the smn mand of in RB. Agree, Through t “duitien, Twas Hartongh, 23 of temperate ha’ about 16 miles from this city. Apply to F. South street. WaAsten—srx GOOD BARBERS, AT NO. 105 SIXTH nue, Good wages aud steady employment. None but white men need apply. 15 & “COOPERS WANTED-ON PORK BARRELS. 6 Al ra Wry cts bevel besides steady ¥ rk for the wi ole Ww! , in ‘* shop, it. Brooklyn, between ‘and Atle) tient f wale wine - ®RENCH AD’ ERTISEMENTS. 31 MATHILDE CALIFICE B8T ENCORE A NEW York, elle apurendra une nouvelle qui venant iuimed: devant. ue DEMOISELLE FRANCAISE (PROTESTANTE), qui ensigner sa lengue, outre parle l’Anglais et l’Alle- mand, arrivant toute nouvellement a New York, desire une Tianna the hospital. wed By great @ by an atiack of dysentery. Twas White House and sent to’ this city, jnteresse, jatemment & 61 Geme nvenues au second su 16 3 morsel down, it was) tnm situation de gonvernante on compagne de jeunes demoixelies; could not even faites ouvrages de tantaisio a Vaiguilie; bonnes recomman: | Momach.. I am tt Hons, resser A. BAC., 266 Bist st., near Yth av, nth tea a niga —— = | grasp of the dread archer, fran! ron DRY GOODB re MALLET, 19 CLINTON PLACE, BEGS’ TO INFORM A. Soore for me, and advised me to make such ition of ae tia cue Es the new stock of been sclected by Mme. Mal. Pope pod le. ee oes phd ie ever. Ra ME. PF. PING! IN, M Wing! retarned from Parts, afl re, MONDAY, OeT0bER gd ety oe eo phe FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS VELVET, § K AND CLOTH to which she nvites the atteution of her customers. _— i fy pee TL RELA omen VELVET, TLR AND cioTH te rm ERY, &C. ANT ASSORTH! OF A na Ant Pa 5 ieee via porno Boral et Wit aIMMONs, an pair . lag eatin a 8 oF New York iy, York, tht she bag srt pees AE, UEADER HORE He aoe a Booom those whe ‘fe denen to nn ri RD=R QUISITE FOR 5 site Neuve st, St. ner Moaspodalger ft and 24