The New York Herald Newspaper, November 10, 1862, Page 3

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Bonpay, Noy. 9, 1962. ‘The foreign trade of the port for the week end- Soy yesterday was less’ active ih both imports and exporta than the previous week. The aggregate exports, however, were five millions of dollars, against an aggregate import of one million and three quarters, leaving a balance of three and s quarter millions in favor of the country, and swell- ing the balance for the year to date to nearly twenty-six millions of dollars. This calculation does not take into view the movement of Ameri- ean securities, of which large consignments have been lately received from Europe. Some esti- mate that half a million dollars worth of Erie, Illi- nois Central, United States stocks and other American stocks and bonds arrived here Iast week. These estimates, however, are necessarily very vague. The importation of foreign dry goods and other European manufactures is not as heavy was expected. Should ong importa eontinue light, the effect upon the price of bullion and foreign exchange would be soon felt, The follow- B Jones, Hagen, avd | Watsor ing are the official tables of the trade of the port for;the past week and since January 1:— y Imronte. Por the week. 1860, 1861. 1863. $1,169,249 881,086 420,017 + 8,086,081 1,247,830 1,340,480 Bry goods General madre. ‘Total for week.. 84 265, 1,929,400 _ 1,275,476 Previovely ropa. 200,18,14 13 ‘309)185,741 181;022'050 Since Jan. 1.. '$204,410,928 ‘Ti o83,1a 33,007,526 Exports ov bie A amp Mrncnanoiss. ped 1861. 1862. For the week...... Ee 3,332,052 4,267,732. Previously repv'd.. 075, ht 107,955; 681 124,046,003 Since Jan. 1..... ‘$61 Aig 617 9 ih 287 588 128,332,796 Srxcm. Exports or ee 1361. 4862. For the week... $195, —- 711,407 Previously repi'd. aioe 6,405,225 60,994,487 Smee Jan. 1... 6,405,225 60,706,004 The last bank statement showed a specie ave- rage of 987,980,436, being an increase of $526,905 from the previons statemerit; a Joans average of $176,847,576, being an increase of $1,968,230, and a deposits average of $167,485,267, being an in- crease of $2,737,695. It is not likely that the statement which ia to be made up to-morrow will show any essential change in the course of the bank movement.’ So long as the war lasts, and the means for its prosecution are provided by the fenne of paper money, loans and deposits wil! con- tinue to inorease, and owners of bullion will lodge it with the banks asa special deposit. No au- thoritative statement has yet been made of the mount of coin held by the banks on special de- posit, It seems to be generally estimated that it Goes not fall much short of fifteen millions of dol- fare. Inthe event of a change in the financial policy of government this gold would fall rapidly. He may be presumed, however, that its owners hold it merely as an insurance, and would be well eontent to see the premium decline for the sake of their bills receivable and their other assets. The general depositors in bank would be well pleased to have some of the gold held by the banks Sold for their benefit; but in thisrespect none of the donk managers appear to be disposed to gratify them. The subject of a change of policy by Con- Sees at the coming session in December ia active- fy canvassed in financial circles, and it seems to be generally supposed that something new will be attempted. Without some measure driving exist- ing bank notes out of circulation--which should have been insisted upon a year ago by Mr. Chase— it is conceded that the present paper money sys- tem cannot proceed any further. The unwarraut- able depreciation of currency already reached— 36 per cent—shows what mismanagement has @one already, and what would be the effect of fur- ther issues without some check to comcurrent fasues of bank paper. It is greatly to be regretted that Mr. Chase did not recommend and Congress pase the Tax bill at thejextra session in 1861. The omission to do so and the delays in the execution of the law passed at the last session argue shame- fol and inexcusable negligence. As the case stands the probability is that Congress will have to pursue the same course that was adopted by the British government in the Napoleonic wars, and saise one-half the amount required for the prose* cution of the war by taxation and the other half by loans at the best rate that can be obtained. ‘The money market was rather active last week to borrowers on stock securities. Old established houses, in good credit, get all the money they want at5 per cent. But most of the borrowers at pre- sent are stock speculators, who have bought stocles at the recent advance, and hold them on specula. tion. Amoug londars it is not generally believed that these prices can be maiutained, at all events ‘ontil a smart reaction downward shall have occur- red. Hence they are unwilling to lend except to parties of known responsibility and on unusually large margins. Mercantile paper continues very scarce indeed. First class names sell readily at 4 6 per cent, and ordinary business paperet 6 4%. Certificates of indebtedness fluctuate between 99 and 99%, according to the daily supply. As the interest on these certificates is payable in gold, and the principal in @ year, they are a desirable investment. Demand motes have fluctuated be tween 125 and 127, closing at about 126. The supply.on the market ia supposed to be about 820,000,000. Foreign exchange closed yesterday at 146 for bankers’ bills on London—higher than it was a week ago. The price of exchange is maintained by the price of gold, which closed yesterday at about 131%. In the event of @ change in the financial policy of government, neither gold nor exchange could be maintained at or near present Guotatior ‘The export trade continues very ac- tive indeed, aad the supply of bills from this source is in excese ef the general expectation among Dankera, while the inquiry for bills {s less than was expected. A new deimaud for exchange has late- ly arisen, however, from the large amounts of American securities which have come hore for sale. Some of our active secarities have been im- ported home from England in Jarge quantities, and are being rentitted for in hills. Even at the pre- ent rate of exdhange it is aid that the operation nets a profit. The following table shows the course of the stock market for the past week and month: — Oa tty Oe, 18. Ge ab Nor. 8. The course of the market during the past week <r haa been downward. Speculation in stocks seems to bave ran its coumme, and, whetier the decline which uw secmé inevitalle be gradual or precipi- tate; the harvest of the commission brokers seems We have bed in the past ninety days an average advance of twenty per cent in the active railway shares. Most of themare selling at prices which their earnings would not justify if we were doing business on a specie basis, LM, as seems pro- yof the government un- dergoes a change at the coming session of Con- gress, and a stop be set to the issuer of paper mo- pey, upon whieh the recent rise was predicated, ves will fall to their natural level; and} from the condition of the market and the weakness of some of stocks, the transition will prohably partake, sooner or later, of the na- independently of the prospect of in the financial policy of government, other influénces operate against an advance in fie day net earnings of ‘the ‘last Latew ‘ee company, United St aise tas) oh theo tthe ne company, 20 =| ware Spcasion BRYA gad baker, one who » unde eat ry ins Ban Bun ak, botwe auyen oY A YOUNG WON AN, A Searpon a AS rene; fully ba tt iy lailendrenten and all Kida af famity sewtnge beat of reves Can be soon at 225 El “orrey her business: has no tat, By ofder of the Ht) DORE T JONSON, Seereiary. — RS, BACK PAY, PRIZE ed at {he ‘owest rites. Call HOMES, "shown Nota Park place NAIONG, $100 Bounrt | > bable, the financial p without charge, JQEVENUE STAMPS READY POR DELIVERY, CHECKR AND Stet pene AX tit? OF EXCHANGE, TAYLON BKOTHERS, “Ai Broadway, aud 76 Wall street _ BRAND aR Aix, RER oan BONDS Ua’ Es oat baker; {bas no obj: hha weating ana ironing: where she bas It Gan be soen for two day: yANTED--a SITUATION BY od} A PERSON AS NURSE or todo light houaework; is neat Can be seen at of the heaviest holde: 04 retercnen, U. “R. FIVE-TW ooure Se ture of a panic. The interest on these per annum, payable lst of M: whteh at the present rate of premium on go at the rate of 6 percent and Hovamber, in gold, ries of the Ateeceste party throughont the North, und the removal of General McClellan, are calculated to unsettle men’s minds, and create a feeling of unexsiness and apprehension, which must prove fatal to stock speculation, at least | for a time? The speculators who hold the bulk of the fancy stocks in the street may continue for a time to struggle against the tendency of the mar- ket; but sooner or later the interest acconnt will earry conviction to their minds, At the West the progress of railway traffic continues irregular. In Central Mlinois the wheat crop has proved a failure, and the Galena shows a decline in its re- ceipte accordingly. The winter dividend will pro- bably be passed. The Michigan roads have done better, the Southern showing an increase of $50,000 and the Central $15,000 in October. these large earnings are hardly likely to continue. In the first-place,.the New York roads have so much business of their own to do this winter that they will not be able toremove much of the stuff brought from the West by the Michigan lines; and secondly, the opening of the Mississippi river’ which can hardly be delayed beyond the Ist pro: mo, will divert most of the Western produce from the Eastern roads to 8 Southern outlet. received a communication from @ stockholder in the Michigan Southern on the subject of the 50 per cent claimed by the holders of the guaranteed stock, He seems to think payment to the guaranteed stockholders will JANTED--A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS searistross in a private Ta , and nnderatauds sll vig of family sewing and dre " ic il the boads of the government, pon which the government mow re- feuee and patriotism of the people, stment in them 0 dugfa ab B38 aah a , bewween 23d and NTED- BY A NOR’ HOF IRELAND AND PROTESTANT 00) la _ Fan be seem Tor we slaye at No. a best of refereiier given PANIED A SLPUATION, AS HOUSEKEEPER OR hus ton years’ experience in the and {3 2 neat sewer, 2 West 23:h at., im the na ml ‘saute of BANKERS and Deal. desivabl terete, coligrlipus bate, lage Mt, sold and edllected, ernment vouchers to BOUNTY—SOLDIERS’ wlons procured, — gor AND WIDOWS’ Fees $1 for gollveting sums of ae iaraes amotinta, 234 per cent, (No charges in ad "EWEN &-CO-t Government Claim Agonta, TANTED—BY A coLoRrED IR A SITUATION A@ chambernald or waive ts ‘ goad reierenees, ardesson board's ov and 7th ave, ANTED—BY A RES! a dressmaker, Who has situation 19 go ant by the work sewing, Can be seen at AND MONEY DUE WIDOWS AND wre’ and soldiers’ pay, yt vel and Wut the lowest rates am aniatatdorsrmoteut’ Utaia ageetar ew York, room 26, ANTED—BY A RESCECTABLE GIRL, A SITUA tion as 200K oF luundrgss, oF as covk, washer wud froner; is capable to dil ithe joo Feforeice trot hee Inst employer, written OF verbel Ca De seen for dayaat 127 Givens ich ay, ANTED—BY A RESPECPABLE ‘GIRL, A srrva. eamlitng make at 127 Greenwich 4 COMPETENT “DRESSNAKER WISHES TO WORK y the day one who can. give evar satisfaction in fitting | aides dresses, “4. RESPECTABLE YOUNG Wé {ain a situation in a re-pectable private family, to sew Bell uxofiils no objection, to travel [AN WISHES TO OB. heréelf uselui, Can be seen for two da; ANTED—A SITU. Vannily, 49 do pain ‘t YOUNG WOMAN WISHES TO EN. 1 a mercedes understands dress- N A SMALL weshing and ironing; the making, aud cuct attend to a grown c! 168 6th ey cures at ae al, in Mr. Di uo objection to hiid if required. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL, untion 10, do chamberwork, pnd waitIMK, 01 sand all kinds of fi that the first SITUATION WANTED—BY A GOOD co derstands baking aud pastry, and ct help with the wae ween 7ih aiid BIhuvay (Op | bonds are paid off, principal and interest. There isa fine prospect for lawyers in this concern, and for no one else. Large quantities of Erie are re” ported to have come from Europe within the past few weeks. The price would probably have de- cMned but for the earnings, which are very large: and the persistence,of some of the bears in over- | Central is dull and tending downward, notwithstanding the large traffic. sons anpposed to know the intentions of the ma” nagement report that the dividend will not be i creased. The earnings of all these roads depend ‘ABLE PROUESTANT YOUNG WOMAN hisdren's maid and plain sewer: Call for three days at ‘wants «situation a jection to do light house. fest 16th st, be Hiveen Gth a nd 7th ave. OTABLE YOUNG OMAN WISHES A SITU- 7 waitress or chambermaid has the best of city Bp Sten vor ew day * + serit for tw y days at her ok aive ra city retere present employer's AMPED RT At TABLE GIRL, A situa a Ny 5 Call at 205 Cotuiae” ‘lemon, Brookiyu, tor (wo days, ¥ Tray “RESPECTABLE selling the stock. a break and visenit and SITUATION WANTED Ky HELP WANTED—m ALES. Re GENTS-WONDERFUL PROFITS Ani rapid gales, selitog per ‘ud. ironer: wo Sauin'l privat? family. Calla 240 Cresiy ot. Best of ‘reference given, “SITUATION WA TeD—BY ni, The great new Union ESPECTABLE 1d and wrattreas; willins 10 nd Stationery Pavkages, LERKSHIP ON 4 STRAMER 16 xOLICTRED BY a young VAM, Agel 2, ju Any wet iF ag Fea sat afaveas dieatngr, on 121 Me oe, BARKEBIER (GERMAN), WHO NAS REEN at ton tiny “t class bar Bor five yearn, aud oystern, wis aiimation, Cam sive 008 referen, at Waghte Shasiew 254 dh xt. cornes of Thon pu, A YouNO MAN FROM THE countae WIRES & slivation ax voaehinan; hae oud reference frow nie laet place. A.tdress for abree days M, B, Hor dperience Bator seamed ty seference, ved eight years is and in last place two. Fears aalisfactory references as to resp iy and capaiity wiseu, Adldrese M. C,, Henald otier, tor tivo days, 1rua’ MON WANTES 4 A YOUNG MAN, AS ake 7 (sand of oxiaies; will g ly. Adhises# Business, Mevade ville, SITUATION WANTRD—AS VOACITMAN, BY A YOUNG 2 an marci united to refer to "his preaent om: wet wi ved dive yeury At) reas Janey W 'xte SITUATION AS CLERK IN A WATOIL nd jowelry esta tishtaent. efther Maaste ent ait, by ayoundinan who bas hed ontive charge of a ewelry store for three years; can furnish the beat Of city references 4s to abilities ay salesman and walcl repairer, AddreasJ. R, Mure do Aektosats oft yoo. servants for superior wituatin waltrsnsen aiid laninuresses; also twenty bermaiat for hounawork T CHRISTOPHER'S AGENCY, 10 ‘TILLARY ST. A Brooklyn (iweive years established), abun lance of pinces every day. Fifty good girls Wanted tyme iintely. Ex callent sit atic now ready in firat clase uid without ng tive minutes, No. 1 Tillary st. PHOTO. an office, \T BOOKHAWS a ag ‘AND SERVANTS’ EA Protective Aa ith av., beiween 28th and 20n ats, GERMAN OR AMERICAN GIRL WANTED—10 DO 4X general houaework in a ita terwea ENUE—A VERY NEAT GIRL, 16 wauted, as waitress and chambermaid, varding house; waxes $4. Apply AND APPRENTIV WA Kast 28th st, between Lex ED 1 gton and Most oxceltens in quality, large Apply at 368 3d av and mont benntiful of all, go much upon the continuance of a large export movement that they cannot be relied upon as the basis of a stock speculation. change, such as would ensue from a change in the policy of the Treasury Department, wonld check the demand for breadstuffs, and railway traffic would epeodily fall to or below the figures of last There is a great demand for then: We give a superb Wateh fh to each agent; $18 per day RICKARDS & CO. | A decline in ex” fo aanist in was Can be seen till engaged at ‘ "AB, ) eluuberwork and waiting. WANTED ~10, young Woman, ws Gist inaselt” ge a pray Dest of elty referen ‘on trom between 6th and “A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUA. eClambermald and waits . Call for two days at 80 West CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Sarurpar, Noy. §—6 P. M. Agnes were scarce aud tn fair request to-day at $8 26 for pots and $9 for pearle. The inspection warehouse held to-day 878 bbls, of all kinds Bagapsrorrs.—With a good home, export and specula- tive inquiry, prices of flour advanced Sc, @ I6c. per bb)., with pales of 17,000 bbis. State and Western, 1,800 bbis, Southern and 600 bbis. Canadian, the market closiog buoyantly. The following were the quotations:—~ WANTED—AP N wl SHES hag es po a GERMA ls bas a fine breast of milk. Hain, & BS Bh fi a ROFESSRD COOK WISHES A SITUATION IN A periectly underatands her v Beak of ity reference. Apply at 70 West 24th ‘Broadw: Gun ie week at Int ave, “A ROY TO. LEARN THE pave BU. Apply ai 611 Brond= ) rou 1910 6 yours ol private family; Ss 5 Extra State, oid and pew, Superfine Western. ‘Common to eboi nee extra Western. YOUNG WOMAN WISHES {heusewor®: te fi Cailis'ts'Rast 16th sh, in the bue try. NERA, good washer mn Cieter aoe iain By olyject than high way Oo objection to 1he 3 ® & work, ith # eco 2355 a SITUATION WANTED—AS COOK, -WASHER AND ironer or am general servant, b, OSes escoe 1 recommended Fe eppeeee TED-ONK WHO SPEAKS GER. Joquire at No. 5¢ RUG CLERK WA man und Usilen preferred. it, corner of Peat ig ction {9 go to the country. Call at 378 pret fluor, fron front ro WANTED=BY A RESPECTABLE fd fn & hotel or un assistant or, oF to do hooeew ork or chamberwork in @ sinall pri- reference given, Call tor two —Wheat was more scitye to-day, at a further advance . per bushel, with sales reported of 230,000 for white, and $1 37 a $1 45 for red and amber Western, $1 26 a $1 95 for Milwaukee club and amber spring, and §1 17 a$) 26 for Chicago apring. Corn was somewhat iower, with more doing, with sales of 116,000 bushels mixed Western, mostly at T0c. a 4 69c. a 69e, for unseund and heated, and Tée. for yellow Western, 73c. a 75c. for Western white, and toarrive. Rye continued inactive | 1s of barley were ir demand at 68e ATION boshets at $1 46a $1 5 young iri, ax chem s" BSMAN WANTED=I) fe Whi eat 'ons 4 FURNITORE S1ORE, 70 mplayer fram $400 to $i Wil Ge guaranteed a pera | comm WWANTED=IN A PRIVATE FAMILY TWO YOU: YOUNG AMERI JAN GIRL WISHES A SITUATION to take care of ebiidven and do plain sew- Call at 27e Let ai NES A SITUATION AS PLAIN COOK; IS would do housework Has lived four years in her lag i seen for two days at ca | Waxinne -GIKLS TO WORK ON WOVEN SKIRES, AITER WANTED.<A FIRST AY riush sa! istacto . “WAL vER, Wwio A an excellent washer and frone S4c. for Sonthern di ES A SITUATION IN A pws were in fuir demand ai full.pricer, housework; has good | Coat was quiet, but very stifly held, in view of the iL 26th ailable for the season. ‘cHtoony —Speculstors have been aphid and now bold this article at 7c. a Be, Covrar.—The demand was more active today, and Sales were made of 4,200 bags 800 bags Rie and 550 bags Ma- etivity in the market to-day ,, middiings cloving at, €2° 62340., with gales of 650 bales. Fien were in goot EV-IN A COMMER! sree moderate stocks uusage® aed foreign Prices were buoyant. wed for two days at 36 West pees tty be RESPECCABLE PROTESTANT WOMAN, fessed cook, wishes n aitual Her uxrtinel tudes soups 1 in ail styles, yer and dianer parti request generally at $4.0 §4 50 for |* at, fir vhs 20% dry cod, $10 25 & $11 50 for No. 1 mackerel, $6 76 a $38 for ~ 2do., emoked herring, 33c, a S40. for sealed and vANTED=A Swart “YOUNG MAN, TO DBIVE A ‘One who understands the care of city aod Brooklyn, may | ao, WANTS A SITUATION ENA se ALL PRI ng | reer, “Gullah ia. Hhtdlagn at bevween andNorth Noo Gime —Limited engagements were marie to-day, ine chaing to Liverpool 20,000 bushels wheat at 8% 4. in ship’s bags by an American vessel, and 10d. in buik by a foreign versel: 100 boxes bacon, by a forcign vessel, AF and 906 bhds. To Tan 7,000 bushels wheat wore ehipred at gd. in ship's bags To Glasgow 20,000 bushels wheat were taken at 94d, in Dati a and bags, and by @ foreign vessel 250 tierees lard at ris 17.—A moderate business way reported ia eae $4 « $4 10 for old and new and layers, and old sud wew bunch, per box; currants at 11 nd Hay was sel/ing, in tots, at 60c, a t5e. for North tobacoo, by do. mm Call for wo days at 73 Weat io ngpainihasbacasianniios | RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES 4 srtU- ation as waitress: t# fully competent; berwork and walling Inu private sami sands her business; best 0! city references cun | Apply at 180 East 24ih ot, AS SrEvarl gw of vag iit FANIED—TWO WALTERS WHO UNDERSTAND checks, at 430 Chiamiy W seo ee Remr.—Manila was in demand at $2/¢., and beld at de. ON WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE k washer and troner, has the beat r piootie days at 128 Atina- mon waa quiet, but quoted firm. Lara kastera command $1 25 per thousand. OLaseRs.—Sales were confined 1080 bbis. New Orleans, part at 48c., and aumail lots of other kinds at unchaug prices. Nava Stores wero inactive at §2 60 a $2 62); for apirite lead and $14 for common resin. ‘Ous were in seca demand at $1 23.8 $1 25 vd Yineeod, and $1.15 s 100 ol Paovinome -<Rante was dill sad heavy at $12 624 $12 75, cloring at $12 62) fi prime, ‘with salen of 600 bbls. Beef war purchaged to the stent fol 150 bble., at ee B oye 1,400 pa j Also 1,300 boxes aon at 00 package ont toate at full prices. » but wae quiet ny ay nt $2 awe pH per bushi aeod, $8 3 a $2 05, and Ameriesn rough @ax, 62 80 4 $5 LOper | TANT GIRL WANTS A 4 ie aaeies te the Washi a and frening, or to do the © okia, to the country. Goud refer ene second tloor, front room. mean at gid eth ary | RLS NOT ON BE 16 | ay emplosmont, and |. for light, work: Pall ab $i mod 98 June st, 4 'T WOMAN WISHES of berwern Houstou oe mess, and $11 60 f and stage fare 0 Cape Wri, Baten, Siatyen AN TKD—A YOU No. MAN, To ATTEND A Gnoor re one who hae hind eaperience dt, u B WAL R x SITVATION WANTED=BY A RE > yi Anriean womad, ANTHD~A_ SMART, of in te Heigubor! sears were io moderate demand, and saloa wore made oF 600 bhiie. st 106. a Ilo for New Orieaua, and 100. D=BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Gitva ATION WANTE ean furnish the best oi references from te We 4 Coupe ANA Lake ome Sand 9 A.M, atts fED@AT RANKIN'S OVSIER ny. good oysteraia, Nome but « komt op Tartow There ware $0,000 Tbs. sold at us ye raarket ae Quit ATIONS WANT BY wo COMPETED + SD recommenced gira: one as ovok; the other aa ph The heat of reference WINANCIAL. vy FAR! AND CLAD OF TANTBO—A MAN TO ANSIST IN A PORK STORE Aud make himself generaliy wxeCUl; an ANTED—A. S17U ATION, fas wet_nvirse. Bost city © vi at “ne levav., between iin and AND SAN FRANG. iwet rates Wy DUNCAN ormer of Pine and Newgni atveets LERK POR 4 RAILROAD TICKET men, three poriers, dalifarnia, @ix men for orcs, Aud fore girls to ira ‘ANTED=AY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATIC Cook of lancdress, OF worl e yIFORNIA sfate “AND BAK Vit 8¢ re et rates ie wit w cOuE. ANTE D-BY A RESPEC TABLE you ‘NO. WOMAN. A rat housework or chamberwork | Call for wo days at 393 eeinatton to to boat ci'y reference, ithird for, back room, we TEO=—RY A RESPRE TABLE M MARRIE: WOMAN, | Mid to wel nurse at her own resideuce. Can be sees dena profession. inuat a Hoare daly and support theaelver Maree montis, €o., Reynolds, Pow aiive, NIA COUPONS KOU ST BELMONT 460 aur WP AND co CoLLRORED | da Browdway, ANTED=<TWO he, RT BOY i rpareows in the aikth. wand. i BANKERS, CORNER oF ‘indie in all the ‘edits, for usein Europa, SHERMAN & CO. i Naswau streota Now ¥ Na lavears of credit for 8 Lies of the world; aiso mercary Ching and Californie, ND.-NOTIGE 10 TRE STO he New York [nsurnace Company.en au, tha store of ine New York ne aid to the atuokoliees om (slr legni Rfinr'the atesn of the New Yor ONE TO ATIBND Fe Mike Leonard at, YVAITER WANTED—A) Broadway, corner of capt howe who Understand thei ie Da YVANTED=A BOY, IN AN ARTIFICIAL FLOWER Foom, to mene, Out, leavens ox ‘one used to the busine: rk on im (07 Ohatndors a, up stairs, PANTED=BY A RESPECTABLE ¥ YOUNG WOMAN. ® situation todo the general housework of ly: reference given. Call at 49 Bai ANTE D— BY A RESPECTABLE MA man, who lost ber own chiid five months old, a child to aii at 14 Dry Dock st. ED—A SITUATION, (As 000K, vA , 1 ber inet place but one. Cai THE | WILTNBY | HOUSE, gone need apply cx: oO final aivids Jom, will be apenrance Coaany PPieN sOUKBON, Re SBR CENT.—A NEAT House in Frost ithe the paodern) <A NEAT To Well ranted, will be anid at moat fori fw diately | vorms easy, Ine BUF lank i Blank, $300. * Bere gigi eat oom ment ren fate 9 Apply at room 13, No, yuniness, Has live soon at her last ANTED—A SITUATION, BY German ot ge wash and fi ce |e is. hi ge ein ap Fo RS AND TE PUBLIC IN GENERAL ARE d that CHARLES BOOKI AN has 4 has no cor Muborttout cooks ane cner a one know h alter and fix aly and vi Api at) Bast HIRE HANDS WANTED © piy at 52 Barciay ; semakern, sateen ‘one who ‘can bring own imgeuine ‘Appi tune aiely. We. XURSE WANTED~A_ NEAT, x stant wi in; must be able to furnish ges es Apply at 61 Landon Terrace, alt West ‘wenty third wk, | WASTEDTAN EXPERIENCED GIRL, AS clam. | i20SH, 10 4o 10 the : apply wt 263 Weat Thow with reference Sth aul Meh ave, ‘A oa wane nj abe vetween 9 and 12 o'elock AND TRONER; fb sriting Sd OUNETIg Rad can conte well tes ed, ay apply at 39 Bond at. wirls, one ws first rate cook apd to ania yng. and y Pateren hambermald, who we frst Ra ed, Apply after ® o'clock wt 36 None but experienced hi Stree! up stains, ds need apply at 9 Rei SCIENTIFIC CU for several yeara an in ve ax situalim, Address Foreman, tHe tive: GIRS TURNER WANTS A SITUATION IN A hop; watch cases preterted. Apply at GOOD CARVENTER, BEING ACQUAINTED IN he branches of the vrad. Wishes aeituation, what Apply 4 10% Allen at., up atnire STAME OUTPER WANTE aver, ise Williaa »* STEADY WORK FOR THE ; 90 round and tat hoop fo: “Konig to Xo Brigan 64 ag bi warrels, some knowledge of plutbiti, and fain duh ay. ane Det ° the beat workmen need apn y JATINE, ‘salted 4 €0,, 99 00d 97 CIT atreet, SILVERSMITHS Agood plain <pooo maker wi went given, Tmyure of b y the piece; Sion 4 tom tenh > emup fo goort workmen, Apply at 900 Bron tw ye up suis, | WO OR THREE ENGRAVERS FOR PINE i watch canes, Apply to Ba! TANTED@A HAR! general baud to xo TANTED TEN coorRRS TO MAKE barrels aud beet terces; the highest pri ‘age, North Sth s W ANTED=TWO GOOD ROOTMARER wan ior ¢ boots and Pepa a8L Apply WANTEDISIN, Hiner Vy WO-day @t 14 Event ten ac pe DENTISTRY TRETH BE AUTIFUT: AND St BSTAN: Fr. vulewemie | warrant ALRO, ONB Wages $1 73 4 Gi a ‘LASS TIN ROOPLRS, AP. CHAS. LETZABL reurter A plativa and Wane ‘Ailings » ite, Oflee 198 Sixth avenve, eels, aud no penioyt De LUTHER, De BTIPWOTAL BON monslitya ibeir ortytnal garity flied withant yin J. PEARSON. M1), at Seventowatn at RS. GRIF IIN, a8 GRAND STREET, NEW YORK, bl +) Of», and 207 Falion sireet, Brook: sorting fui] OF partial vats @f thetr Janproed Ari y with or wit extracting the roots, Full ‘ete silver or ruby) artial sts, gold, rubber #1, Bi bracts ube Be, cide ; ORNTIFICATES <HAYI¥GHIAD a) aperit Vhout pain by De J. JAY WILLERS, From Brosdway, ety ion to Oh a tert ing from Kel sireot insert thie ae 4 ree da to THOMAS J. O'NEILL. — bi opiates RATLROAD.—TRAINS FOR ALKA NY, ‘est A enna street at 7 | 1h an and 9 A. ana or duu 19 EW. YORK, HARLEM AND NY Neweh Reino feet olf Snes SEM ie = ot Mall Fra fiom sie 5 USI UvudLte Amnna Seperate au, LROAD. - 34) sod SDD & A* OMAND WERE é REA OVER FIVE THOUSAND Hb ut Oe. 6: able shapes \ ny Entrance to thia department 66 Alien street, chest (o-tinunialé ia Fifth block east from the Bowe | i Brroarns, At Prices varying from AND OH 2 (\LOAKS, CLOAKS, CLOAKS. AN IMMENSE STOCK OF NEW AND FASHIONABLE 2, planes examine and ‘munufactare we guarantee {hem int toany ‘in the i nit brat good home and folr waees oy applying at 230 Livingston at, between Bond and Rev ins, Brookly N AMERICAN WOMAN WANTED—IN A BOARDING | 0 (hat can carve and (ake the enttre charge of {of bine ti Inquire at 176 Bleecker street, At gra ” aye per on AP STORE— iBo 5 CHBAPEI SILKE AND FLVETS GBA P! SE eet Are bane TRIACS ces of Barrow \iuanng Velvels, every color, ® he, the full piece. Bubroid resent he <tvion ia 63 ot and Hosiery. tage cheaper, RIDLEY. Allen atfeet, oi the i BAL STORE: NC Vy MONDAY tT uLoomERs, Ge. and 750, rach, gold every St An.l black Beaver Ronnetd and Bloom EDWARD RIDLEY SU and 91143 Grand ateet, ent 65 Alien auueet, Bowery. # to thin oit BOWAKD RIDLEY. Grand ae BARGAINS. W000 YARDS: BRITISH AND BAXO! Duss Goops, Vrom the “Great Auction Saler THURSDAY “ind FRIDAY, ata or Deiaines, portal witention of purchasers to the above A SPLENDID STOCK ohn ate 7B NEW STYLES FRENCH MERINOS, OT mas Bicones CLOTHS, VELOURS, FINGLY ey RES, POP LI INS, ac. tise broadway pikes. priment of AOURNING Dales Goops, WLS, VEILS, GLOVES, &e. Mourning ‘wit Gnd it co thelt advantage node and Prices before going to mourning B.—Large lots of Dress Goods, &c., &c., received com siantly from auction, W. K. PEYTON, No, 274 Bowery, near Houston street, CLOAKS at $7 and $8. CLOAKS at $3 and $9. CLOAK at $10 and $1). CLOAKS at $12 to $25. CLOAKS 25 oe PER CEN’ HEAPER THAN BROADWAY STORES. vur Garments, In style, qua! CLOAK MANUFACTURER, . 274 Bowery, near Houston atreet, _ cvachmen, |} \LOAK MAKERS WANTED.—ALSO AN OPERATOR | J ‘on Wheeler & Wilson's sewing machine. Apply for two dayeat No.7 Ludlow piace, Houston at, between Sullivan and Mactougal Aud a variet; ef other at Sy as iy! ELVES CLOAKS Me MCCLELLAN CLOAKS to 80 per c CRYSTAL EAL ACR EMPORIUM, Ww. R. ROBBRTS. — aa. | Oumar G, SMITH i HAS. PARIS CLOAKS FOR } No, M2 Broadway, corner of Twenty-aix N ‘ADAME ouRrr bo BUEECRER STREET, y Informs the latiee of New York: that he ha. ely ret ve trom Franee with # large and beaatiful sa WINTER he TS AND BRAD DRESSES: ADANE MAS, onstable & Co.'s cloak department, begs leare te to her friends and customers swith Lord & we Cloaks excl R. W. MACY'S” | 1.40 BALMORAL § PR OF ALL KINDS OF GAR. , ct n »2 KOY AND A 4 TINNER WANTED.—A BOY | e work. ediucly to Keyser & | MsLENeRY ‘coop cH ane to ahis east from the Bo: 30: 4.43 anos os CANAL STREET. Un ONRCQe ES, <PLEASE INFORM YOU anxtou then _ ere he may write to Lave x thony Knd Jaco cor on the relatives Consulate Ger wot Kenly PANILEMEN, Tuesdays and Pri eae Wen at tips, ‘i LADLES Balu Aste inetructed by Mia Brookes, REB EVERY WEDNESDAY BVENING. LRT MASTER.=0' th avenne, 60: nit st leanne, Vrivate lessons, 0 cents, MARLOTTE G, SMITH Has opened u PALL AND wa ER FASHIONS VELVET, SILK AND. CLOTH CLOAKS, THE LATEST PARISIAN STYLES, Also, & large asiortnent of her own manufacture wow dy 2 Broadway, corner of Twenty-sixth street. geet HAIR SHAWEA, Ra LL, KINDS LAC AL Bought for cash by LOUIS SANRICH: 123 Broadway. JUST RECEIVED Selected by heree E sv {U PERINTENDENT OF AR whe bas made ar st Broad F. PINCHON, Having’returned from Paria, "fixe now epened tr FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS is VELVET, guuk ano cLord Alzo an aseoriment of RI! "i BLACK SILKS, For dreases, te which she invites The aliention of her customers. No. 56 Bieecker sireet UER: HAVING RETURNED PROM PARIS MAS OPENED THE 7 — WINTER FASHIONS VET, SILK AN Ls. PINE DRESSES AND SUPBRIOR CORSE! to which she ine ites the attention of the Indies in ge era), at ‘D CLOTH CLOAKS, 69 BLEECKER STREET. NOW OPENING, OUR SHA IMPORTATION, it nts. FROM A g OTION, rhiManas, FLOUNCINOS, priee, BBO ‘aNd itt JINERY GOODS, IBBONS, BONNET SILKS, fir FLOWBAS. ar iuiieh henw than coat of NOW OPENING CASES ties WOOL and COTLON, and WOOL FLANNEIS Shops, LINENS, LINEN DIAPERS, HUCKS ‘OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION. LADIES PARIS LADIES PARIS other QUALITY STITCHED KID UALITY, OF VELAIN KID ore ma below | Fourteen STOREKERPERS. EAN oy + sara tn THAN JOBBERS RELI, be ine Pest Blounrrs a dozen, sain gir ‘oun id en, LARLY SOLD ALS ALOT OF KEAL FRENCH PLOWERS, from STig cents ty 75 cents per mn oat $1 and upmarce te and 311s fotre erie partment, Wo Allen street, Sfth block SIRCULARS, — JACKETS, MARTILLAS, tn every vartety of materials, | THE UNITED ovares ‘CLOAK AND MANTILLA STORB, GEO. CAR) site Arnolil, Comstal R.=MISdES AND Ci LOREN'S étoaxs I ALL anthem eshte NY LaDy WIStHNG TO ADOPT A 1 ny dea do ao by. ap nyt neta an es i» qu DREN TAKEN ¥ FOR ADOPTION Ai AND oe vol howes. A female infant to atopt oat dies will receive the oat of core Gud, gn during their contine Ki Feat, ve toa! ent at Madame ‘GHINDLE'S, 7 OF BATH, and who, it will eprly olicitors, Newnrk-npoo meet ry Eng'sad, they will \aorm him of sume property to | wile he ts now watiled: Heiatives. frienda are reqhested to communicate wiih thea ® vPON- THER, Oct 10, 1963, KR. JOUN G. PINNIB, PROM MEMPHIS, TENS, will find @ letter in the Union aquare Post offee (rom but if be be dex’ his relat srick Sana MONTERO, FROM LIMA PERU) the of rJoun Byea C hin SQUAINTANCES OF MR. AM owsty, of Kratan will confer 8 uvemen by inform ng NoND Hanover square, of facts reinting to thetr ‘tdapastore DANCI sa ACADEMIES, O AGAREN'G 2a ROOM 8 LASS FOR TUBS pod course ver eek Fridays, from 3 8 Ty te LU Saturdays, 3 to ACADEMY, treet, Oj chien rie tly ae MARS DANCIN: ner of Thirteen ut’ eventuga for fashionable Dances (aig