The New York Herald Newspaper, November 17, 1862, Page 3

| t | the official trade tables of the port of New York for the week ending yesterday and the year to 1862. rf Bisee ‘161,718 1,378,489 1,608 /846 ety ‘Total for tho week. $2,489/120 1,812,707 _ 2.905,608 Previously th mec. 204,410,923 wife 188,697,526 Sinoe January 1,..$206,803,052 112,895,928 155,068,000 Herpoane ow Recncce 409 Manan WOOK. wees seer 19 3, 10 Previoanly reported... sitet ed see ‘Since January 984,869,968 134,600,102 181,648,405 Fan 1068. 1962. Ser the week........ 3 804,708 Proviously reporied.. adssos00 8.405 335 50,706,004 ‘Bee January 1.. 944,974,380 e408 205 §2,600,802 The banks last Monday showed a specie average of $38,794,768, being an increage of $814,332 from the previous week; a loans average of $176,700,510, being a decrease of $147,066; and a deposits ave- rage of $165,959,654, being a decrease of $1,475,- 613. reflect the recent loan made by the banks to Secre- tary Chase, and will therefore fail to indicate the general movement of deposits and discounts. Nothing has yet eccurred, however, to vary the uniform course which they have pursued since the present financial policy was adopted. Pending the war, and go long as paper money continues to be manufactured by the Treasury Department, or paper evidences of indebtedness issued and floated, money must accumulate here faster than it can be used, and the rate of interest must rule low. The loan of $12,000,000 made by the banks to government last week had the effect of causing the value of money to advance temporarily to 6 a 7 percent on call. Yesterday afiernoon more mo- ney was offered to the brokers than had been the case on Thursday and Friday. To-morrow, in all probability, the amount of capital offered will be still greater, and by the middle or the end of the week we shall see the old rates in full force again. Mercantile paper is so scarce and so popular with some capitalists that it did not feel the effect of the pinch to any extent. First class names stil] sellat4a5 per cent. To-morrow, at noon, the Secretary ofthe Treasury will award $13,000,000 of 7.30 notes to the highest bidders. A large number of bids have gone on from here> and the bids made at Washington will pro- Dbably be still more numerous. It seems to be supposed in the street that the notes will not sell below 1034. The Secretary has reserved the right of rejecting any bids which he deems too low, though his negotiations with the banks | would seem to have left him no choice but to sell + his notes at the best rate offered. Gold was restored to the Board list yesterday, ‘and will hereafter be dealt in for cash or on time, just like stocks. The Board arrived at this deter- mination from a belief that the exclusion of gold from the Board had not diminished speculation in it, and from the fact that both the banks and the government continue to lend on gold. It closed yesterday at 13274. Exchange on Enrope closed firm, but dull, at 146 4% for bankers’ bills. If our foreign trade continues as it is, it seems hard- ly possible that the price of gold and bills can be sustained. Tho following table shows the course of the stock market for the past week and month: Oe, 18. Oct 28, Now 1. Now 8. Nov. 18. Use registd. Oe” 103} “T0425 “10s” “Toe oN 4 6335 & Se sf 83% B24 88 BM WOT 106), 1033 18 «78 TOs 6 kG s1% «9190 oO BD 45 ane a2 x toe Te ‘ x 87 85% OO 4 BAHL 72 «6% 88: et 43g nis! sit aa soy 190% 130% 131K 181% The course of the market was downward last week until Friday morning, when the more pru deut among the bears closed up their short ac. count. On Thursday we had quite a panic, which at the time was ascribed to unfavorable military and diplomatic intelligence, but which was really caused by the stringency in the money market en- suing from the sudden loan of $12,000,000 by the danke to the government. A decline in stocks had been for some time inevitable, in consequence of the position of the market itself. That decline has now been had, and speculators are once more beginning to look hopefully upon the future. They are the more encouraged to hope as the interna) business of the country is enabling the great lines _ of railway to earn unusually large sums of money, which will be divided, in the shape of dividends: this winter. A railroad manager has furnished us with the following list of dividends which will pro- bably be paid, he thinks, im January or Februs. New oy oe zi . 13% per cent. Hodson River No dividend on the Erie ola is promised this winter, though the line will earn 1114 per cent on this stock during the current year. Next year, there being no scrip to pey off, the surplus earn- ing. will go to the stockholders. There are many persons in the Erie management who, looking sat the, present business of the ‘line, and ertimating the increase which may be expected from the Atlantic and Great Western extension, the new coal trade, &c., ke., have raised their estimate of gross receipts next year to ten millions of dollars. Nothing has yet been determined with regard to a dividend on either of the Michigan Southern issues; but a nego- tiation is understood to be going on privately, which may eventuate in an agreement on the part of the guaranteed stockholders to relinquish their back claims in consideration of a regular semi- annual payment of five per cent hereafter. Should ovhis arrangement be consummated, the guaranteed will be relatively cheaper than the sinking fund bonds, which are selling at 105, and only yield 7 per cent per annum. If the road earns enough to pay the interest on the one it will probably earn enough to pay the ten per cent on the other also, The following list of the prices at which the leading railway stocks of New England are selling fs curious and instractive, Teo years ago these roads were in the situation through which tle ‘Western roads ate new passing. Some were being reorganized; nearly all had suspended some were unable to pay their interest, and their stocks were all selling at 30 @ 26 9 50 per cent on lar:— the dollar: dé ‘ 141g 130 23 128 6 m ii I 6 by o . rt r and Lawrence 12 Boston and 10435 The railway engineers of New England have, it seems, learned how to manage their roads #0 as to secure regular dividends for their stockholders, and the public, in like manner, have Jearned what The statement to be made to-morrow will | NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1862. a value to set upon their railway property. There is reason to believe that at least some of the rail- way managers in this State and the West have. learned the same experience as their New Eng- land brethren; but the public in this meridian do not yet ecem to have acquired the same confi- dence in the results es the capitalists of the East. ‘Phe first practital step has been taken towards the organization of an open stock board, om the plan of the Paris Bourse. Atan adjourned meet- ing of bankers and brokers, held last evening at the Fifth Avenuc Hotel, it was resolved to organ- ive an open stock exchange, to which the public should be admitted. The following gentlemen, who are understood to control over two millions of dollars, were elected by ballot a provisional board of direction:—Messrs. A. G. Jerome, E. A. Coray, Henry Clews, Wm. G. Read, E. B. Weasley, Geo. A. Osgood, Henry Bush, Thos. C. Durant and Henry A. Stone. These gentlemen will pro- ceed to add to their number sixteen persons chosen from the brokers and bankers of Wall street, and will then organize the new institution, Applications for admission to the new board will he referred to @ committee, on whose favorable report an affirmative a of two-thirds ithe members present* wil! suffice to elect a candidate for membership. No- thing has been yet settled with regard to the fees to be charged for brokerage, or the sum to be paid on admission; but it is understood that both will be more moderate than the rates of the old Stock Exchange. In other respects the new institution will be governed by the same rules and by-laws as the present Board of Brokers. Especial care will be taken to protect dealers at the new board from losses by the failure of members. It is helieved that, in this respect, greater security than is af- forded by the rules of the old board can be se- cured. The provisional directors will proceed at an early day to secure a suitable chamber, with accommodation for several hundred spectators, and by that time it is probable that the leading stock houses of the atreet will perceive the neces- sity of securing a representation in the open board, sy CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Satunpay, Nov. 15—6 P. M. Asugs.—Sma!! sales were made al 834¢. for pots and Qc. for pearls. Stock 412 bbis. BREADSIU¥FS.—Flour was freely offered at a reduction of 5c, & 10c. per bbl. , yet was less active, closing heavily, with a downward tendency. Sales were made of 14,500 bbig. State and Western, 600 bbls. Canadian and 1,650 bbls, Southern within our revised range:— Superfine State... +5 60 a 5 Tb | Extra State, old and new. 590 a 610 Superfine Weatern..... +565 a 67 Common to choice extra saw 5690 a 82% 5 a 826 650 a 690 700 a 875 900 a 10 00 42 a 575 365 a 425 —Wheat was boavy and 1c. a 2c. lower to-day, with sales reported of 146,000 bushels at $1 50 a $1 55 for white, | and $1 37a $1 46 for red and amber Western, $1 20a | $1 34 for Milwaukee club and amber spring, and $1 164 $1 23 for Chicago spring, $1 42 a $1 48 for amber aud $1 65 for white State, and $1 60 for white Kentucky. Corn declined 2c., with sales of 120,000 bushels mixed Western at G9c. 4 71c., closing at 69e. for sound, S8c. a 68c. for unsound and heated, and 724;c. for Western yel low. Rye was purchased to the extent of 1,400 bushels at 80c. a 90c. 3,700 bushels of barley were sold at $1 48 oe ws. Oats were in less request at 67c. a 70c. per “Corvae.—The comand was fair at fall rates, with sales ed of 650 begs Maracaibo at 80, 2,650 bags Rio pry al 31)s¢., and 75 bage Costa Rica at 820. pe Coron vine’ demand was quite animated, partly speculative, aud prices of middling advanced to 66c. 66 346, oy. ib., closing buoyantly, with gales since our last of 3,75@ bales. Fe.—Tho inquiry was good for dry cod aud mackerel, at unch rates, and sinoked herring at 30c. a 32c. for sealed, and 23c. a 2ac. for No. 1. Faxiants were brisker and rates quoted higher. To Liverpovl there were shipped 2.600 bbls. flour at 2s. a 22,000 bushels yrain, in bu'k and bags, at 8 gc. 2s. 2d. ; a 9c.; and 150 bales hops at 8-16d. per 1b. To London— 6,000 bbis. flour, at 28. 7%4d., by an Atnerican, and at 88. Ligd. a 8s, dd. by a ‘foreign vessel; 29,000 bush wheat, in ys 00, Som at9d. To Giasgow—1 ;100 bbls. flour, at 38, a 8s. To Eristol\—14,000 bushels wheat, | at 14d. "To Dolfast—Crain, in a British bark, at 104d. Frvir.—Raisins were in request, at $4a64 10 for layer and $3 85 a $3 90 for buueb. Hay was firm at 650. a 80c. for North river, with a fair inquiry. ‘Hivgs.—Messrs, Full & Co. report receipts this week of 59,494 and sales of 54,500 hides at steady prices The wales included 8,000 dry Buenos Ayres, 21 a2 ty at 2734. 9 28c., cash, usual selection; 6,500 do. do, 22 Ibs., at 26c. & 261¢,, cash (in bond), usual eel 6,600 dry Rio Grande, 21 a 2i3g Ibs. at 6c, usual selection; 7,000 ary Orinoco, 24 Ibs., at 26c., six months, usual ejection: 1,100 dry California, 23 Tbe, at 2e., cath, usual selection, 4,400 dry saited Pernambuco, 30 1s. at p.t.; 8,100 dry salted Pernambuco (in Phila- delphia)to come bere, at private terms: 800 dry Mexican , 19 ibs., at private terms; 400 dry salted Maracajbo, 32 Ibs., at Isc., rejecting bad hides; 8,000 eity, country ‘and Western slaughters, 60 a 70 Ths., at 10c., cash; 4,000 Philadelphia and Baltimore slaughters, 65 a 70 Ibs., at private terms, and 2,500 wet salted New Orleans kip, *23 Ibs. at private terms, The stock on baud of ox and cow hides ig 215,500—same time last year 294,000, year be- 127 ,500—and 50 bales Calentta Doftalo. noe -agteh Pig was in good request at $3250a | Saar ‘and Americen No. 1 at $31 50 a $32 50 per ton. —Sole has been quoted very firm and advaue- pe Safer arith s good demand and liberal sales. Woek’s re. sides. oo was quiet at former quotations. Naval Stores were dull and prices nomins). Ons were held with b irmmess, and _were in fair y, sales baving been :madeof 1 Tiaaing Cube, at 10c. a 10'gc., and Nev at 1234¢. , with 1,650 bo: 108 aaa ak 105ce. aaeee. TaLyew was firm at Ilie. a 11%e., with sales of 75,000 Ibs. ‘Warsuny was less active and heavy , <aies we 500 bbls. at 36!;c. a 37. U.* FIVE—TWENTY YEAR sx. +1 cont ‘WONDS COUPON AND REGIST! si, poceieneee ore { Constan 108 he a forsaie aban ssa for sale w ISTEREYE 10 COMMENCH, FON DATE OF PUR | cual The came these Bonde is at the rate of Payable tet of May, an Novembe rate of premium on gold Tesqatedient roma ay font intereet gn thelr cont, ‘They to ie heat known, most popr iy ant most seaiiaste of ail ti mae of he government. y ‘The ah Wo ome iy the ernment now re: ies, a patriouiem of the people, Voecontntted honsetal sm ipport. ‘We keep them for sale to incilitate Investment in them tnd make them more accessible to the public, aud every dol- lar invested in them throngh us contributes to the dij and Immediate support of the government, iH BANKERS and DE. in all iseace of onher desirable aecuritien 98 WALL STRE Deposits received, rollections made, loans egottated, gor erument vonchers bought, #old and edllected, ae BOUNTY, ih MON ¥ ‘DUE WIDOWS AND $100 fourg.stt ernment and ye mers dlere: par. pensions, aud fone rates sounty. SOLDIERS’ AND WIpows' ig $100 Bar a ae RE $40,000 "gazes tinom ox naw gare, eee “tod WIGHT, Jr, Atorncy at RESPECTABLE YOUNG Wo! 4 A A Mestcrane Tope, WOMAN WISHES 4 SITUA; foutryy has the het vot alent fewer | no objection to the rand 20ih ta two days at 185 PROTESTANT between A wera (Wwation to take care of of hilar «GIRL, neh Geran, tna American fi Fang oc Ste Bins, ‘fetween 8 ave, Aand B, In U ‘A. RESUECTABLE GRRHAN GIRL. Wants 4 a =k wt 4 BETUA bh Nb, ry Call PE he AN “ SITUATION \WANTRD=BY A. TOUNG GIRL, a A ra oll, to do rk, waiting, and ares of ohil onto ao tnt housework; Ja willing to rai hs ster ha the Fea Lae rye “Call for two ys at A. SITUATION WaNTRD—ny 4 RESPECTABLE ri, as chamvermaid and waitress and ata pe ironing: the bemt of city. tA vernment security now in the | {| © housework © (A Call | 18 | pIRee Call for Qove days at 300 74h | _SETUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES, ES. A RES? RCTABLE B WOMAN Was WANTS J Apr JAGITUATION Ag AB itand A a. rouNG WOMAN, ok; "a good ‘of an iniant swith a isiy re of a re ra cba a gel ih Idth oi., week | commer Was SITUATION, ‘ABLE SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTAPLE GIRL, gore, Sanh TBAT Oalartu and ap lake chamber Avs stacey to eae) or would take care sete works, agen uli! auited at 48 dth ave., between dist fortwo - ANTED—A aaa BY A OOMPRTENT PER: ree, OF nUFee Lo aD inv: (A SITcaTion WANTED -BY 4 RES? ‘4 RESPECTABLE mo. | of uur woteretce: Can’ be secu for twe daye at SH7 ath aves chan ‘Understands the store, repeh Hl : out basta i tinny, thee work ia kind ang for two y days ais feat 19th at uh and ) ave, Ww: — . yg ey = “Bawpae ee bette ection to do ge en ty reterence. t., top floor, back room, ANTRD— A cmt NURSE AND wer hove Who are experienoud in the bea of cl oR gh ray yneral housework all at 129 West ited Ain atta cae oad ae A RESPECTABLE WO wo: man, 38 soaseenin, ‘and fronin, ok Beat of ofa eferen ck pace.” Call at 76 West 1%b bat. between 6th and A SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WO- | Reed a ims Warren’ st,,”Jereoy “Citys between 46 man, as first clase cook in a te family or y M tsa Doarding house; undersionde alt Linde ‘of coo ing, Good Rona af fi'ana 2 ole Pi city Feierences, Call nt G0 West Washington place, in Ware a A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUA. more, Hon to do general housework; fm a plain cook mpeg pn nm rm | aBagaezeelient washer and iran ference, fA, young woman, ag pain cook Hr excelent fo ‘and ane nee ents Rene Lae ; gene ‘out to do washing, NTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUA- Good city reference, "Call at 108 Bast Broome W'Nores waa Uo plady, to ‘ara to ite A California, Good texiimonials us fo ehtineter and capabiily. Addrens SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE young man, in some wholesale basiness; grocer oF Sane Sa EET EtaeEeneneeaer vision prefer ee 2 food hand. Best of reference Wextepaay ‘4 NICE YOUNG GIRL, 15 YEARS OLD, wren, Address ary no ely arrived, @ situation, in city dr country; wages Aiea racer ia 2 eo | ‘BY AGOOD D COOK, f, WASHER 127 Bast 24th nt ste = ote ironer; is » — sSraatul Haw the. best of city refe- ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RES! rene from her last ast placa. Call at No. 265 West 12th’ ees sae Woman, 8 ¢hatmbsranld dd waltresm or re SITUATION WANTED—BY RESPECTABLE ae lnallitess feustoor astra ar Pesca ee es = young girl, (0 eook, wash, on, do general house- st, Work; haa no objection to the’ ‘at 182 av. A, a eornes of Bh st, ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE ¥ YOUNG WOMAN, & ape - aitress; has 10. assint i SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPROTABLE | jightchamberwork; best of cty reference givens Call'at dt aunt wh ie waahlig a preerema aieg ck area: | Wore piace. ‘an ‘ia willing bereeable. ‘Hus the best of clty teference ftom the. highest 'ANTED—BY AN HONEST, STEADY YOU: ‘O- foinilies, Please call at her present employer's, No. ol it man, a situation in a ri eaae family; oh aa st., this day. plain cook’ and willing to do general housework. Can be seen at 202 Jay st., Brooklyn, rear house, WANTEDSA SITUATION, RY A RESPECTABLE Kirl, to do waiting or general housework; tothe couutry, Good elty reference can be given, SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE young girl, lately landed, to do housework, or any kind is ie walng to sere herse! If A good home ‘preferred iav., between 85th aid 36th sts, AY Of work by a ite instruction; yenerally useful and obligi at 409 74 WANTED-BY 4, RE RESPECTABLE 473 West 31st st, between 7th and Sth ave, top floor, front room. GOOD GERMAN SEAMSTRESS WISHES TO OB. tain employment at ntres, OF 10 OTABLE ng. be seen for te family ; two days at 116 8th av., between 16th and 16th sts., lirst tloor, as the best front room | est 22d at, "RESPECTABLE YOUNG GiRL Wises a situa | ~~ - ~ aeaeriteT tion as chambermatd and waitress; 18 willing to aAsiet NTE! ESP YOUNG WOMAN. in waahiug’nnd irouings or would do generat housewcavkin | VW AS Tiina to uo genrsalnoncemarks tae anal priea.| all private family. city reference, Call at 4097th | family; isa good washer and ironer, Best of city reference, ith a Call tor two days at 176 East 24th st., beiween Istand 2d ave. | top floor, | | me or out, by the day or week ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A CAPABLE YOUNG woman, a8 chambermaid’ and Waiir Address 128 Spring f Greet will assist in ate BIS 8 vr the washin nd ironing if required, or w id make hersell “A. YOUNG, GIRL WISHES A SITUATION TO DO | generally User, no objection’ to go in. the.coountry. ‘thy general housework, for a private family; no objections | ference give atl We ‘eat 253 to doc! hamberwe ‘ork. € vallat I East 37th st. cn econd re t ‘oor, to, 0 Ln iat nines YOUNG SPANISH GIRL, SPEAKL G ENGLISH | RL, A SITUA. NITED. tion as good p J housework im A Mos eare rs situation as chamber Call at 61 6th AX, EXPERIENCED WOMAN WISHES FOR A SI- on as ood cook; can make the best of bread and pastry; can come wel! recommender not suited, at 14 7th av. A. YOUNG, (WELL EDUCATED GERMAN GIRL. speaking English and Spanish, wants a situation as lady's mai warstress: understands hairdressin: dekemaking and working on Wheciet & Witsou's ma Best of reference. Call at 51 6th ave., second floor, room fine washer, wants a id or nurse; best of references given. ner, oY to do Wanteo-ny ‘A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA ton a cook, who thoronghly understands it in all its branches, and can give the best of city reference. Call for two days at 205 West 26ch st., between 8th and th avs., third floor, front room. ‘ANTED=BY A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN, “@ situation as wet murse, in a private fanily, with & astof milk. Call fortwo days at 174 Bust 24th st., fANTED—BY A. KESPECTABLE SCOTCH WOMAN, iV YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS | on as first elags cook; understands cooking 11 waltreas; is willing to ts + perfect | SOUPS, IneAts, lies, ere! ) pastry, and pe reigns Ror. business has the. beat of cliy Ferorence dered aud French ooking, the very best’ city froma her last place. Cau be seen for two days at 12] West | renee given, Call at 202 Grand st., tear Mott: ion as housekeeper, la no Good diy ferengn BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, 7 ~ jou as lanniress atau kinds of GOOD COOK WISHES A SETTLED HOME IN A | French tiutin: O assist in Nghi chamber- sroall private family; 15 willing to asaist with the wash. | work. Best o! eliy reference given. Please call at 131 Wa- ing and iroping; is an excellent maker of brea, biscnit and | veriey place. jas the dest city reference for two days ‘at 137 West isnt, ‘ANTED—BY A YOU Place. fetween Tih | | exceptionuble refer in be and. Sth avs, | companion, €c., housekeeper ln a A FIRST CLASS SBAMS3TRESS—UNDERSTANDING | won ttn charge of a primary school, is competent 1 any waiting on children or on a lady, wants a aitual | capacity, and desires immediate Comployment. Address, | alating Where au interview may be bat, L, X., «tation ers, Call abi 6th ave., second floor, front room, private rete can be recommended from her last ou WANTED SITUATION AS COOK, WOULD ASSIST in the washing if required; no ob ction to go 4 short distance iu the counury; good elly goal Bt 168 Bvst 25th at, scond tloor, tront sou, p 2d and 3d BY A PROTESTAN’ Lapy WIBILES TO ‘OBTAIN A SITUATION IN A private family for a trustworthy, Competent, girl as Parlor mad. Apply 9.88 W Bin ve acy MIDDLE AGED scoTcH or aud 10 do g ZA situation (odo housework in, suvall fami cool reference the month or by the day, or todo washing aud irontag: Browdway, ust oor, up Brages not sp much an object as w home. Call at 413 ae ., second floor, front room, for one week, Westep-ay A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ‘waltuasion as fivst raie cook, Washer and ironer 10 & private family; city reference given, Apply wt 225 86ib st, weet GIRL AS © HA. BERMAID AND thant ‘one that fs willing and obliging; Protestant preter two days at 153 Madi« eT A CAPABLE WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AB | nurse; hus been im that capacity for several ye id 18 fully competent to the entire charge of au infant from Dicth; ‘is Rind and obliging in sickness, Has the very | Can be seen tor three days at M73 and 28d ate, LADY, EVERY WAY COMPETE: ‘T, WISHES A | ion as housekeape idowe: Poference given and required Apply at the Western Lote, Cortland st, on Monday and AX ‘ave., ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A (RESPECTABLE Protestant woman, as Cook, washer and ironer; ts willing to do general housework d's entail private @aiitys can produce the best of elty reference, Call a: 127 West 48th between Sth and 7th avs, BY A GERMAN GIRL, AS A; Wage not 20 muchas a ‘OUNG Gi tion as chambermaid and wa! fund seamstiess, in a private family; Ses given. Can be seen for two diye a twoen 4h aud 8h es | A Sthoxa, HEALTHY GIRL, 13 YEARS OF AGB, | | Wasteo ny ‘A RESPEC TABLE, STEADY WOMAN, uation a§ cook in a private family; ‘she is compe wiaheg x howe in some respéctable family where there | Will be au Mnterest taken, and aught how to work; she is ae par fond of children. Apply at or address tent aud a making Uread and pastry, jection to the country or a genteel board ferenoes tiven. Gat ve aetu for two days at 168 10tn ou few doors from 4th av. gery SITUATION. BY A_ RE ee as pla cook, washer and ironor in @ Sof city references. Call for two dl RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN WISHES To | take #n sai Baby Wet nuree§ at ber own bone, who has | just Jost ber own ; the child shail be cavefnlly attended ANTED—A “SITUATION, BY A YOUNG GIRL, TO vast and tron the beat of city reference given. SITUATION WANTED—BY rey RESPECTABLE Uth #t, ZA, soune girl; in ap excellent coe her and iroaer, Fa Fs goed her present place, Xe. ‘Weat 261 RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL, WANTS @ situation as plain cook, washer aad ; country Feferences. tall aise Taiully ; piace. SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE 00k; no ob; wear TTHE SELECT A AL ENCY, 10 TILLARY ST, BROOI lyn, 60 first class servants wanted, immediately—cooks, ema, oma on walters aad girle ie for housework. 7) This nee wait ply tw poly to * diinistorupn. 10 Vildary st, he pears established. o Brea mjante MELP WANTED—MALES, BOY WANTBD—ABOUT 15 YEARS OF AGE, TO sitend 8 fruit sore. One who is not afraid wo work, and can a nk Set reference, can apply a: 8/1 Broadway, | Bee Spring ry ‘(Anson House). 98 BY WANTED—IN AN Rina) grour | “ uaAne of age; must come well recommenced; ry $90 year. Apply to A. H. Wheeier, 886 Broadway, cara ae 6 a or Fy WANTED_—To ‘DO HARD and rum of errands. Inquire at 79 today, after 9 A. M. ae SR used aie in the © atts an nd a ntcation by ap ay 185 Grove st,, Jersey City, ga the hours of AS “4, MAN VEO. a x, onoe Good reference Fe ALESNEN WANTED—IN THE LACE DEPARTMENT of e reat douse in this city, Address with relerences to box 72) Post oilice, ANTED—TWO GOOD HANDS IN CLOAKS AND shawls and general dry goods, must ho Gan speak Baslieb. Apply between 9 and 1d o'ciook, at 390 a Hamsburg. ‘AITERS.—W ANTED, . TWO WAITERS AND TWO boys, wi English and French, for the new French Tesiaurauls Mo Fulton sk. Apply tomorrow Oman" WANTED—A BOY, TO ASSIST IN WRITING, IN AN ofice; one wriling & good hand, quick at figures, and residing with his parent firat year, $50 to $100. Also, ‘a boy in a store; mal hon Xppiyeat SH Vas Dus wer Co.'s, 19S ‘ANTED—A CLERK IN A LADIBS' FURNISHING store, on Broadway; also @ dry goodsclerk and a ahiy ing clerk. Apply at 131 Fulton. Lot ggd Merchants’ Clerks" Registry otic: Situations procured, "No, commis sa udvance, Referenee to first class houses, Eatablish- Wy ANtep—n A LAWYER'S OFFICE, A BOY, WHO g i SOT well, Apply to Mr. Charles Bdwards, '35 Pine ree! ‘ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, FOR A GENERAL fOuN. try store; must attend to'a horse, be acuve, and make himself geveralty useful, To a good man fair gee will be Fila’ Apply to €. W, Claus & Co., Tompkinsville, Staten ¥ ANTED-YOUNG MEN WISHING TO dO TO SEA (voyages to all paris of the world), for merchant ships, United Siatcs navy and whaling voyages. Oflice Li6 West st, corner of Reade and Chambere sts., up ae ANTED-A PAYMASTER'S | CLERK ¥oR THE United Stator Navy. only those w expel Cail ai rench’, etw OMLINSON, Payinaster U 8, ANTED—A SMART, ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, AS POR ter and cooper in a'floar store down town; must have & kuowledge of coopering Hour; wages $30.8 mouth. Apply At 121 Broad st, far erage EN FOR STE, ductors, three porters, two brak tes, one su’ ence need appl, x. pply- 8, TWO CON- avn, two boys for ra, 'valet to go to yne coachman, one h Chatham voeery bell boy for a hotel, oar girls to tra\ squar Wwe Chatham st. D-WAITERS, AT LEGOET'S 42 HOTEL, V yAITERS WANT JANTED—TWO YOUNG MEN, FRO} jentistr: support them y TANTED—A CLERK, IN A RETAIL s.ore, in Brook.yi; oue that wnderatands the business, ia agreeable and. pleasing in ners, and caleulated to build jnire in Myriie avenue, corner of Spen- GROCERY u "Brooity ANTED—A BIEADY, MIDDLE AGED MAN, AS None but those who can give the best of re- betwoen the hours of I and 2 o'clock, at \ v TANTED—ONS HACKMAN, TWO 8 one washer. Apply to D. W. Houston st, 10 anDenes ‘ABLE MEN AND Norris, No. 6 Bast WANIED—ALSO CARPENTERS, blacksmiths, cook and steward, for @ short South Sea whaling voyages aley Wanted, Tandém-n. ordin vad #eamen for vavy and merchant ships. Apply of the agent, Henry Ji A DAY WILL BE GUARAN T! or woman, With $1 capital, sellin, EVERY MAN Lioyd’s new steel tates, Coat $20,000; ) names on i LLOYD, 164 Brosdway, New York. $e plat» country colored ‘lah of the United sells for SOvents. 8 SITUATIONS Ww. yANTED—MALES. Gitwario ‘AS GARDENER WANTED-BY A spectalie German Pro esta situation in a gentleman's gardening peric lean to take care of au ironer and genera’ house! be given. Apply ae 190 G for thre days from this date gardene: RE’ is wife wishes a man understands references can Ast, Irom to 3 o'clock, ‘ov. 17, for Charles Stalz, IEUATION WANT! as Light Porter or ariver. Best of oreall on J.B. itbeuwich at, in the days. Woxtensa ITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN, AS u or bookkeeper iy) a machi has had years e Su the busine ®. Herald ollice, v TANTED-A SITUATION AS BARTENDER BY 4 Yoong mau of exp rience in, the business; can fur. nish the best of elty referer oe trom his last cuyployer, Ad- 4 ad. 6 Vesey st. New ¥ ANTED=A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN, AS clerk in an offier, who has had experience. Good te- V Sprences as. to character and capability, Address $y West i : TRADES _ YOUNG MAN. 19 YEARS OF AGE, WisitEs TO learn & good t vade: by pa A od rele. H, iy Tenoes glveu. Call on of addveos W OOKBINDER AND FINISHER WANTED.—WANTED, ekbinderand finisher; ® persom who is nt with the manufacture of biank books, has a perfact knowledge of all kinds of ould be willing to ‘ake the entire management ge business in Canada, Kress for three days Wb. we Herald office, New York. {NGRAVER WANTED—A SITUATION FOR A FAIR Workman on spoons, dour plates and general letter work, can be secured by addressing, stating wages and where al interview cam be hast, box 507 Vost ville, Newark, N. J. YUNMAKER: ANTED, ‘YIVE GUNMAKERS AND @.gumemiths; also four boys. Apply to James God- 72 Catharine st. EATHER lors on Howe's sewing machine can flud steady ro! a CUITERS AND WELL EXPERIENCED omployn ment at 115 Nassau a 1LK WINDERS WANTED—COMPETENT TO WIND tie nest Hunlian wiks, “Apply at ous ONC BIE Works, 423 and 425 West at Thietysutt street. AT INE SERVANTS’ INST(FUTE, 07 AND 309 aT ay, Inte 149 Grau st. are now wanting several very derizable cooks; also, iPesses, waltresees, nurses ani atrls for <eueral wot ‘work; also, wanted, coachiman, &e, \HARLES Booniaw FINDS IT NECESSARY, on ng woman, Re first class ae Ly aa ‘dood ‘reterese, Call at 192 jercer st, “SITUATION WANTHD BY e WILLING 1, as cook, drei Norsemen: lea good cook Seereeae Has the tes ut gee cin nme eatinien jecpunt of the unaathuriged ure of bia name h sScalied servants: institites, to luforta his SITUATION WANTED-BY 4 RESPECTABLE | trons that be is in now. eed With any of therm i isto be found at Lie now and elegant office, 400 4th ave. YAP NAKERS.—TEN GOOD CAP MAKERS W. ‘ CaS TRE Canal ee vaiiigr Werep-a a GIRL, as CHAMBERM AID AND TO ry ioe Broa Good ty reference A Bane WANTED BY 1 4 _Sourarane. YOUNG hamberwor! r chum Tose seat sy sumeetoits i, re tot e eountry Gvod wasbing and charge cifarent haa no required. Apply at a a Lint Read, Gan ive sven for Iwo days at her present cmpluy~ [es ipateatantchlit Sega Went tah at Bain saa | WWANTBD-A GOOD PLALx COOK AND WASHER REAPECTABLE XOUNG GIRL, WISHES 4 SITU adenine Apply at 7 West 85th at., between ation (o cook, wash and sae ——— — Wy steo—teDrarELy SEVERAL GOOD CLOAK makers; 4140 good operaiors with their ewn machines work ia a smal) ‘family, =p a} Gi tefepence can hegives.. Gall tor two cnrta ee Sn aeW to make cloaks; good hands will good pay and Npoly as Arnold, ve «4 ION of Howard and Mi otng Woman, Lo also cool, rt reference, Call at No. | ANTED HANDS. read FINE ct Soaks ALSO ‘OPE. achine, p: 2 an ercrile Sethe ans roneet sit required seems, envuaees” roteee PNA 10%, ‘coer Gra an Ontyae aa Nill be given. Can be seen for two days at 176 Bast 17th ‘ANTRD—A PEW FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKERS; near Ist ave. W : evd apply. Also, a few apprenti¢es. Ap. Saeseitincamteneice yore wee fwecker stévet, third block west of — setae tctincnte on Waxtep two cunts ONE FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work; mnst be a good cook, Washer and ironer; the young girl, as nurse co acamstress; only those goad city references need apply. Apply at No. 9 La. ave., Brooklyn, UY ANTED—A NURS) WY nrermendedy she tut be west noe tidy. 34 Stn av. ( Waxteecs YOUNG GIRL FOR PANOY SEWING. Apply at 870 Browlway, toy store. ANTED=TWO GIRLS, IN A SMALL farnliy: one for cooking, washing and ironing; the other as chambermaid and seamstress, Only those with the bese city reference from last placg may apply at 115 Eat Wath at, meme Get QV ANIED—TMIS DAY, TWENTY GOOD GIRLS FOR Lp also, wanted, a few ae Fs of REsrRoraBLe PROTES ANT WOMAN Wish ES. A situation as cook in # private family, hotel or res she undersiands cooki Con be séen for two days xt 163 East 25th a. ta. house; ing in all ite ONE THAT CAN COME WELL Apply at ble boarding branch EO AS COOK, lable ams 7s on se pond ait nas a sone, urate, pouliey, bread inking and pastry: best or city ee Cau be ween (orswo dave at 38 Bast 18h COMPRTENT PERSON WISHES A ‘SITUATION AS A 00k, or troner, chambermatd , or ae cl mit | aitress: has lived in per lest place for four best of city reference. Call for two days at 1' between 7th and Bch avs, SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE general house- ars. Uh ‘West 32d #1 pine Gall ai S88 ofire ommendations sae hoa should apply Sr HEN Li hy ibd a iy pe ye Brookly n be seen for twodaye, ws % No, 6 Vourt st, near Montagne, if WANTED NURSE "RESPECTABLE © GRRMAN GIRL WISHES A steady, reliable woman maid end waitress, to do plain charge of an infant, and w! city references, saving und 0 sasist in washing aba ices! se ° in nt, between Brow wars Wate vetaree 7th Mg ironing. “Apply at No may apy ‘0-day ‘280 West 4th at., between Broadway ANTED—A 2000 n CHAMBERMATD AND WAIT. igus fon, ‘must th. eg Fy gree ent et iy between the hours of 94 nd HAY Me. a ‘ent 39th ot, 1D—FINISH IN SOLDII ANTRD Elizabeth Phe fret Wear, back ack ane “VERY COMPETENT SBA MaTRE | 88, WITH 1 THE ARES core ol rie Syeai | | at., near 2d ay., rear ae y a eral omic, for two days, ITUATIONS WANTRD—BY Si Fodttg women obs ax cook th charberma and warssey te eters Call for two days at center szferevee fro ITUATION WANTRD—BY A COMPETENT, Ss Northy and most ble tenths te wank OF aenintant to % sharges ra one or xT rare erin up children ren. Ful; would do ebamber Can be sven on M at | W WaAxten=Ho, GOOD OPERATORS, TO Wi —— machines; two Inquire at Hn Taneaholen 10 errs CLO. as HELP ' eee A ob Ts—3WENG) Pai Me or crry, cn soLbie wath GREAT NEW UNION | PRIZE AND STATIONE) mY NG MATERIAL ; CONTAININ watity, ra Cam ual, oan act ides, werh Bh, for only Ghise quick, “A cuptrD watch piven free toeach agent, $18 dy mate egy. Onl or send for new circular, Bec, ICKARDS & CO, 102 Nw .¥ Largest and dest price package Lose in ERS WANTED.— apd stedy oct guar per, gration WANTED—BY aN AMERICAN ORD, Aa AS coambermatd and water ii private Lies g ABD) pret of reterence ean be given tian. be fe ra fo cies feew ‘ber present employer's fas Port Gree place, Wii PRIVATE | MERCHANT TAILORS IN NEW YORK AND VI- cinity.—Wanted, by # steady aud capable young man, & Situation as cutter; #alary not so wich Of ap object as » per. manent situation. ' Address for one week, J. R. N, Herald (PURER FIRST CLASS DIAMOND MOUNTERS WANT. ed immediate! HUNTING & a _EARI,, 15 Jobn sircet, ‘ANTED—A FOREMAN, 18 IN A CALIFORNIA CLOTH. ing manufacto no ol if found a compe. wae ent perso no othere'ne apply. scares box T00 Poet ‘ARTED—TWO LITHOGRAPH ‘TRANSFER PRIN. tema," Address Chas, Kuickerteckes, Alvasy, NY, Waren, STONE MASONS AND 15 LABORERS had Inquire at the building in 56th st., between 10th and ih ave. GOOD CONPOSITOR AND GOOD JOB. Apply at the Messager frauco-Americain, 61 SALES A aT AUCTION, | a ‘ANTED—A ber, rty wi. | A °c. TUTTLE, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE 130 BROAD- reRwirrory SALE OF FINE SycoND HAND BOuss TOLD FURNITURE. Bronzes, costly Mantel Vases, ‘Tapestry and rye haga French China, rich Cut Giaes, Silver Ware, Be ing, &e, __The property of a faintly. Weaving the sity. TUETLA will seit on Monday, No Tin 10% ani y+ Aovember i7, at * large, quantity of brautitel Parlor, Obarber wy | Fanti CS - Twen! Dinng oN among which are rich ad rocatel mid Fe ly Pranor suits iu brooatel aud rep, contly Planororte, wands: Fone “ys o ronewood Parlor embrotdesed Cover ma hogapy euam ber Furniture be of arery de seri ‘agri and * and . Fal Glass. ‘iver Ware, French China, Bedok rab ae Ouse, ws oak Dining Furniture, de. No postponement, Catalogues ANDBRPOOL, AUCTIONEER.—RLE. gut Household Furawure, ana many rare and cost! a pulile suetee, this Gey (Mondays Nor Ih eri, at_public on, (Mon: ov. 17, at the ve story mn stone ated West ‘sixteen! gure. b Betwecn Fiihand Siaih orenuss\ sale commencing at orl Blegani rosewood seven golave Pianoforte, with alt modern improvemenw, overstrut saan ; rich rose. tool, covered in satin, and embroidered Cover; three a ot full Suits of rosewood Parlor Furniiure, io ith bro- ‘and eat god, uageres, ‘apiendid aad Parian Suara Vanen, ac, Alto & magaiticent in fine Ron ‘racwent Goats oud Bide marble top Facies riebl oe, Suits, Ris speewood pad Bonn ta ie Bureaus, fo pure Seiten ‘oso pousds sade to order, ae a Feralnr couslog of fine oak Ext tension and Bliver Cutiery, ant Ne RT st Ae i Notice RXTRA Banal Re et, Crock hoe eae att WM. "2 Pea ar a a mreet, by hme ays 4 countr, buyers call ai SSIGNEE'S BALE Of fine Coatings, Bilesiaa, and repay made Coking Ar a wah see a free toch tw Cloths, 8 DAY, NOV. 1, AM. 23 Bowery, wiil sell on 7h ne m larwe, variety of Pants and eg tery oad ‘oa woth, fancy and black Owsalne Fenn ilk, satin, velvet and Matinawe Ventin bine fignred Alpacas, brown Huilands, Lani ithe A large nga, ac. Also n large lot Of woollen, me:ini and fanned Wndersviets and Denwers Hosiers, docks, Gloves, Tes, ae, By order of acsigne Inve la ts wow worthy the attention of the trade. { SALES AT AUCTION. LVIN € ©. BAKER, AUCTIONEER. Ontloe 2: MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD , | FURNITURE AT PUBLIC AUCTIO at the elegant residence 113 West Twer a ‘third street, near Sixth avenue, this day, Moniay, Noves 17, at lUdg O'@oer , Been octave roRewo0d Pat ne gi wood 31 nat Parlor Suits | Sevres and Dresden came ee bi te it Paintings, by eminent artist #; Rare and costly Works of Art ene ani Ar icles of Virta Rosewood and Black Walnut Chamber Fura iture, «n vite largest and riches as-ortment red at auction this season, use Was furnished less than sevem Months ago, aud is in Perfect order. Sule peremptory, Deawing Room Tw. uit ros. wood Suits,covered with Nk brocatel, Eiaveres, Cent retary and Boo! Plerand Mani ching uch, row Pianoforte, niehly’ carved [egs and case, made to orcer by Broadway ‘makers, Canterbury, stool and French loth Cover; oak Liat Bland, lair Carver. O30 b. 04 and biack walnut Deeasins thin n, Cake ‘Table Servic. K tchen Furmiure TION NOTICE. CE.—LARGE | SALE O. . VIRST CLASS yn, fan RNITU R: HO. is, iG IW AND Lass AND. OHINS TAME CUTBERY ELEGANT PARLAWAND CHL Ae sans, FINE O10 PAINTINGS, AC ROTH, Au come will sel (vs dug tones: by Ya wt 10% o'clock precisely, the entire contents of Tour rat dwel- ing house, 119 Clinton place (West Bighth Fifth and Sixth avenues, consisung of legal ¥ ture, in suits, covered in breach by Dew) vt Btageres, rosewood Centre and Pier Tab Lace Curtains, 2 Ome anoturue, {eh Lounges and Chairs, in Medallion reps; P Ornamenis, elegant Table Covers, rosewood, mahogany and Dlsck walnut Bedsteads, Bureaus Washstanil wane has walnut Sults, covered in silk reps, comprising one Arm, one Recep medalion Spring and Hair Mature » Blankets, 0 Rockers, Chairs, Lounge aLund Sprit soias, Choc! Fi , le € ery, Silver Ware, black wat Chairs to mach, Ullelotas, Suir aati positive. it Hal Stand UCTION NOTIC! doneer, —W. ALIN wts, Shoes, Brogans and Kk day, Nov. 1S. Wt de olor, al sore ¥ 25 Cortiandt stre: of meii s boy's and. youths i ‘sxrain, long veg, caval is styles OF meu s'tap sole Baliwoi ‘and children’s Morocco. nai o 4 of goods well adapt uy city and country bu: ula ogties ready on 10 yf sale O Ne Bub GANT UOUSBHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO, 4c. DAMIEL A. MATHEWS will well at auet y v 17, at L0sg o'clock, fourteetn alivet, bebw s entire contents of the hose, cousisting In pir Sulis in satin brocael, sup Turkish Easy Chairs, carved rosewood C: Tables, marble top Freeh plate Pier and \ rich lave and sun Curtains nm Mantel Oruat nd Rugs, Siatr Ke Dreesiny, 8 ‘oak In, ’h China Dinner and ‘Tea, Sots, Silver Plates cut Glassware, ke, Sule powitive aud without 1e- ALSO, an elegant rosewood seven octave Pianoforte, cost $5005 ro we Stool and embroidered j also @ valua ls bm fine Ol Paintings in Gold Frames, Catalogues at uous: early on morning of sale. }DWARD SCHENCK. AUCTIONEER, % SUPERB SPAN OF BAY CARKIAGE LLORSES. By EDWAKD 8¢ on Tuesday, Bt inetsut, a one o'clock, wt Bis saiesroom, No. 154 Broadway, per sj ot RIAGK HOR: a Old, tifte mand ths 0-4 arters uu trae as BAY Cal hi My vellers (elther single or do Warranced perfectly kind, s the property of a private ge of use. Cant be oe n on ‘appliestio {DWARD SINTZENICH, AUCTIONEER. ORE A 4; of elegant Frene ¥ Gow s | Goods, Parlat, Wai Ww | €0.. on W: Ag a | firgielook euen dag? juperb stock 0. ® ral thousand 0 ars worth of superb Farey Goo: Darticuiars to-morrow. On exbibition two days | €. JOWARD PETTINGER, 0 WALL stRuKT, SELix | FY on Wednesday, November 19, at 104g o'cloes Walker atroet, uli the contents of said boca onpacstipy fourteen furn's! | cloth, Carpets, lar Boilers, &e., now ready, | PoRECLOSU Houses and th stre cy to tae auet isis, Sean Table, morrow, Cutalo,,\ chants! ‘xchange salervotas, “1it SAMBS i. MLLER At sone Samcxt Ricen, Ai SARTHENWARIS RE HAYDOCK in gail stor Vu general assortn mon Wave, 01 the best quality, ponaisuung of ‘rich C ‘of White, Granite and MPORKTANT NOTICK—WE CALL THE ATTENTION of the people to the Exeentor’s Sule of tho extensive Sock of the late R. J. Todd, 83 Fultou strvet, Brooklyn. | This stock is the largest of w York or Brooklyn, | cumprining every description 0: Id aud Oilice Fur: Jothy, Carpetings, Beading. Ali of wine Incas be.ure the 1K of Janyazy, &e. to call, as they can purchase cheaper ( turers. ‘OSEPH SMITH, rid ys ‘KEE. ul ay, a street, {leh Hrovatel, plush and gre en, Milk reps; marvie top Tables: Kingrron ‘mirror backs and doors: Ber ‘and Oval Sectors, Domest, nag Lage Curtains, Shader, Bronze Glock, China Vases, Parlor Ornaments, Turkish Ari Chairs, Corner and Book Stands, Chan: menstees ® Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wash. Beds, Blankets, Ch Lounges, Reception Chairs, Geliers, rosewood and main stands, Hair and ad ofa, Mirrors four’ BOGART, AUCTIONRER—BY 8. & J. BOJART, + Monday Ni Hovember 1 bee 17, 3 10%, o'clock, at the salemruomns 1 North Wit Housenotd Furniture, Feed Wa- . any ey Benue Bee nglieh Beer Bird 40, also, one ba ALE 0 ° MAGRD HARDWA\ S te ALRCHILD & CO.» AGorioNRERs, Will sell, on A “Ror 8 H a ot ‘Stesroom,. ab l0xg Bb Hiab Hinrawace, et nui, se por . con tzheta, deported, tuadtiry J AUCTIONEER—BY 8, & J. BOGART, «,, Tuesday, November 18, a8 i2 o'clock, at the stable ot Jobo G. Parriny 128th strect and Thirdavenue, DB, corner 4 may concern, to pay Reeping snd ox: Yagou and His ‘on account of wi Ponses, one black Horse, M. OUGHTY, AUCTIONEER “SAL | Of 8 faunily leaving the cits DOUGHTY ywill sell, on. ie Nov, 17, at U2 ovetoes, at No. 160 West ‘fwenty-sixth street, near Bighth aven: tire Hh hold Fumiture contained in the above F Tose wood Parlor suit, covered in grimson and maroon catel; richly carved rosewood Pianofor made bi brated manufacturer; heavy bro atel “Window Une with slik, Cornices, oval French plate Mirror, Ta ‘and Brussels Carpe's, Cenire Tables, black wainut Extensl a Suit to watch, Mantie Orna- te, Cutlery, Glass pestry, 1d Shaies, rosewood and matogavy stands and Redatrads to eather Beds, Bolsters ra together with @ general assortment « Kileheu Furnitu: AFAR ALE. ms AY, ss 10 BEI Races LL &h Nearooine, 69 New Bows'ry, valuable. associ Goods of all descriptions,’ By orver of Mrs. Wood, 496 Grand strevt. AWNBROKER'S SALE OF MEN'S s CRIBTALAT, Auctioneer, 23 Bowery, wu sell on Tig greloek yn large ent of Men's coniating of Coats, Panis: Veain, Remunnis 0 ausimeres, ac. By order of F. Ganley, 67 Division st. OCLOC! K RAH AM ¢ cin ne 4 Baskets. ‘Also, 10 pay storage itend Operating and o1ner fhelled Chamber suis, Parior Mantel Mirrors; China, Crockery ‘ha wo, by order of Ww. Bie, a cask Bim yar ‘temijonoe Liqu ——— NEW PUBLICATIONS. aware; Stoves, tire aad, constas MARK AND LEAR! THE CONTENTS or Re ehai invaluable ig ‘The hpstenie Marriage ie | Satied creryirt cents (stampa). in sealed envelope, on yeeeipt of 25 iiareas 98 Wohite strest, N.Y THE MILITARY. sALB—1WO NEW SUITS OF ONtFORM, MADE BY F. Dery & wrath helt Dest sty) for A captaly, wir Waters A. +. Tiree tw nty sete of at iin tae i aslo terms, Apply to, . n gad on cons. | Broadway.