The New York Herald Newspaper, November 24, 1862, Page 3

centinner to pay out its certificates of 'in- debtedness, w nell at 134 a 1% discount. Exe! ‘on Europe fell last week from 147 to 144}{ for bankers’ sterling, ‘and fom 3.85 to 3.973% 43.92% for francs. The demand for billé from the importers continues very slack indeed. Nothing sustains the price of exchange but the pouiyn 99 on gold, which was at the close yeaterday 30%. Premium, which is palpably absurd in view of. A large wearer? of the precious metal in Califor- the light demand for it here, of the balance = trade in favor of the United States, and espevial ly of the'scarcity of United States currency, which ie said ‘to be dépreciated; cannot long be main- tained. Very large amounts of gold have been dought on speculation and held for account of New York and other merchants. The proba- bility is that the action of Congress at the coming session will bring these gold hoards into the market, and that we shall seme day witness a panic in. gold which will startle operators. The indications are that Mr, Chase will recommend to Gongress, when it meets, one week hence, to Attempt a hew financial’ policy, and ‘that he will be authotived to: uegetiate a heavy loah on United ‘Braces ixes. “This ls what'the’New York bankers have tong desired, andthe probability is that they willbe gratified. | Under these circumstances a premium of 15 per cent om gold would probably be maintained with difficulty. The following table shows the course of the stock market for the past week and mouth:— Oct. 25. Nev. 1. ae ‘Ee pine 2 ~ eee We ee 10445 irginias 64% 743K :MG) | 123% 12411934 120% Gold..........-.130% 18034 131% 181% 130% The general feature of the stock market last week was dulness. The weather is said in the street to have contributed something to this re- sult; but it is probable that the tightness of money, which rendered it very difficult for weak operators to carry stocks, exercised a more direct influence ‘in bringing about the result. Large quantities of stock have come into the street lately, and speculators hold them. The future of the market appears to depend mainly on the eourse which may be pursued by Mr. Chase and Congress in“ regard to the financial policy of go- vernment. Itis known that a number of leading bankershave urgently requested the Secretary to abandon the paper money policy and endeavor to obtain the money required for the prosecation of the war by loans. Governments continue very firm, with rather a strong tendency. Among the speculative shares, the most popular at present are illinois Central and Harlem preferred. The former has been advancing on the basis of the facts which were placed before the public weeks since. The road is doing an enormous business, the traffic reports show an increase of abont $100,000. month. Besides this, the farmers who have bought lands of the company are availing themselves of the present condition of the cur- rency to pay off their debts, and the cash receipts from land sales are so large that the concern is bethg rapidly placed in a position which will enable it to pay off a large proportion of its debt. The theory on which the Illinois Cen- tral was constructed was that the lands would eventually extinguish the debt, leaving the road, free of debt, to the stockholders. That theory, much as it has been discredited during ‘the past five years, now bids fair to be justified by the facts. There is a rumor that a dividend will de paid onthe stock. A scrip dividend of 10a 15 percent would be legitimate, as it would repre- sent debts honestly paid off; and something of the Kind may, perhaps, be declared. Whether an ad- @itional cash’ dividend of 3a4 per cent will be ‘imultancously declared we cannot discover. Harlem preferred has advanced on the passage by the Mayor and Common Council of the ordinance authorizing the company to lay a track up Madi- son avenue to the Central Park. This will give the ” eompany 8 city railroad from the City Hall to the Central Park; and it is supposed by persons who are able to judge that this would be the most lu erative of all the city railroads. The main line of the Harlem has seemingly seen its worst days. Each month now proves an increase over the cor- responding month of last year, andthe increase arises not from any accidental or ephemeral cause, but from a steady development of local traffic. If the main line can only do as well as it has done in the past five years, the new city road will farnish 5 a6 per cent for the preferred stock. It is cer- b gr worth as much as Hudson River. There less disposition than there was to purchase coal ocka, notwithstanding the high price of coal. ‘There is a fair prospect that the old fight between the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company and the ivania Coal Cumpany will shortly be termi- Teed by judgment in the case, which is now be- ing argued before a referee of the Supreme Court. The claim of the Delaware and Hadson involves a sum of $1,500,000, and if established the whole capital of the Pennsylvania Coal would be swept away. Under the circumstances, operators appear to be more shy of the stock than they were before the fact was known. The American West India Company have char- tered the brig Herald, Captain Wing, to make the second trip in their new line of packets to St. Domingo. . This concern is the pioneer in a trade which, if conducted on sound business p1 ples, will prove profitable. The company haa acquired large tracts of land in the Spanish part of St. Domingo, and sends out emigrants from this country to colonize them. The lands are now govered with tropical woods, mahogany, satin- wood, logwood, &c., and when cleared will grow sugar, cotton, coffee and other tropical products. Every share of stock represents twenty acres of land. A number of laborers have already gone forward, and fresh squads will follow at monthly intervals, Nothing but capital and enterprise have been wanting to render the tropical islands very productive If the American West India Com- pany conducts its affairs judiciously, it will do well. The principal men in the concern are Messrs. Cazeneau and Fabens, whose names are ‘well known in connection with Central American and West Indian affairs. cITy COMMERCIAL REPORT. Saturpar, Nov. 22—6 P. M. Amma were iD ile tas 8 ‘83¢0. for pots and 9c. for pearis. ‘Stock, this morning, 488 bois. awa id ory aa settee so-day and very ern, 670 do. Southern, unis our ev eed range Sapertine 96.00 a 675 Serer state, old aud new +++ 600 @ 680 ine Woatern...... a 6% Common to choice extra Western “ a6 Sumesscae Ssssssses sraad $1 27 a gt 48 for red aod 1 52 a $1 60 for white, a a for red a Caer featera, $1 22 @ ‘$1.35 for Muwaukeo cub and id $117 8$1 94 for Chicago spriug, and Corn was quoted @ shade , with sales of 115,000 bushels m:xed Western at 700 ¢ ‘sound, 8c. @ 6¥0. for unsound Corran.—There was nothing of any moment dove this Hine to day yey wore unchanged. Corton was dull aud dows to 66c. #66 4c. fo Frew —The inquiry for al! inde was fair, and the mar. There was leap activity 'e Ine marker, bub g 38s SECT IS SERPS RET TRIS 2} | Bg tae | : : e rrepct ; : ia & 3 gifee Hi its He i i sy aap eee ee ee eed “ NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1862. Liverpooi foreign ben took 500 bile. pork at 48) wil.» TOO paciuien | A errvia’ NTED-BY A RESPECTARLE Wo ty i denne er ra | A SITUAON WANTED. Bahu gi Batch | Bhds. at 32s. €d.,ant an | pacing, pies, puddi BOUDS, ke 5 has no Shoe! 10% 0 wmaist ‘busbels abexd., intoage. To with washing it ‘Freommended trom ber last e were Bkipped 5,000 bushels wheat, in in balk, Place. Cull at 84 West 170 ween Gib ani 7th ave. ip arena nape Durk took 250 tierces | ~~" a port UTABLE. G) WANTa A SITUATION AS pe oi, erode weshing and iromiegin a private’ family sewing: & ne OOS for at 65¢. a 85e. for North river. has tour gaara bent of reference frou her last plage, address 625 4h uv. Hiv —-Light receipts and a fair ‘nquiry gave holders | — = one advantage during the week. ‘Thereseipis did hotex- |, LADY DESIRES A SITUATION AS VISITING coed 11 ides, while the sales, a8 reported by D. Messrs. wavs, W teach the Engleb brauches, with or wiih- ny ‘e Co, amounted to 58,000 hides. porn ‘out enc ‘and music; would so Like severs] music 16,500 dy: Buenos Ayres ‘and Montevideo, 20a 22 Ibs., at | 7% FANTED—A “SITUATION BY wh. RESPECTABI. as gouk, washer and ironer, uF ae laun- watii suited at 1 East 16h si SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. ¢. | Je SITUATIONS WASTED—FEMALES. sewing by the day or week; unders ands all kinc rifunent situation precerre | Near dvih at, secon cortage. ANTED—A SITUATION. 70. ¢ cook Wasi "AND iron, or do general housework, by & youby woman bas eity reverence, Call at "738 oun’ av., Detween 424 and ta. ANTED A “SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE 1, as @ chambermaid and seamstress or ay chapbermasd 5 nurse; bas good references. Can be acen huntil suited ab MG East 16ti on or address Miss Mil is, 123 Went 4710 et. 2s Ps) cash, usual select. 4,000 dry Buenos Ayres SITUATION WANTED— BOT. (eivicleaididtinidienepes Vo-cane here, 234 ibs., on Al decag wos, ‘a, good BY cook; in an City eitaiena:t 200 dry Buenos Ayres ‘aud Montevideo, | washer and ironer; tL an 23 Ibe, a 2633c., cash; Pia! ary Lata ie; be cat Cian a2 36: eash;'7.800 dry Cali‘ornia, 21 & Toe, part 36 co. enah 3,000 dry Central Amerioat, 178.20 Ybs.; 25e., cash, usual select; 1.200 dry Mesionny, 280 36 Ibs.; part 260; ash, usual select; 2,700 W pon, oo 75 Ibs. , part 103¢¢., cash: 8,080 Cty and Weet, ern 6) ters, 60270 Ibs., 10c. a 1034¢., cash; country #laughters, 80 a 65 ibs, , 10c. a oie ca a RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN WISHES, 70 Baltimore and Phikdelphin slaughters, 60’ 70 Ibs.,20e. a | JA, face au intant toh yown house 1o we. nurse, the best iio a waranty | Spas Santen uadlanae . - habe LL. J a Dales Gulcurta buffalo, private terms. ‘The stock on bind GIRL WISHES WASH ) of quand, cow hides is 2 140,000, (same time last year, 202,- nd irons no 2h sedan ta do heageor ie sina pri- 100; year before, 142,280), Yate fainily;, Dest oF city givens” Call for Leatuen.--in reporting ihe week'simovements, Mesure, | $0 days at dp f Buen ate South ch Brooklyn 1, omnes Rasxss sb Band, tas hitherto, ba a beat quite Bere aid gone at A RERrEC pre said Were, nasom in city oF ae wLaek oF prine eather i | sacnury. an coos, “vaaher und immer San douetal sora vey be rile ty iy.8 yoo: cook and first rate lan nundress, “¢ calla at STS oth av. of y Feslized ‘very full pric SITUATION WAXTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, TO and attracted a cousiderable number of bayers trom d sto generat hotnework: 1¥ a good pushu cook, washer and tant pari#. "Oak Sole—Tho demand contmies very active | {anens unig Ant ontiging an tem Ti a conmseiended aud genes: alihough, the reclps were of fair extent | from tras plans Caller two wo faysnear tas wre storehouses now exhibit bare tloors. Week's receipts u AS SITUATION -WANTED—BY. A \ , BESPECTAKLE sole leather Shoat 56,000 sides.” szaigy On err Be Sep enmald pnd 10 ake, care ot Mo.arsna.—No siles of avy moment were reporteds |i lo plalit sewing, city reference from as by auction, which embraced 700 bbis. and oor, “fn ving geen Tor vo days Xt 102 Eldridge shy tnt save 100 half bble, New Orleans at 273e. a 2 3g0. , and 50 hdr, RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION IN between Ist aud 3d avs, A RESPECTA BLE YOUNG ) GIRL, A chaneeannipoa nd waitress or as chainber- mani and nurse good Cty references. Can be seen for two between 3th and 9th av: i haw good city reference irom her last Ub West 10tu st., in the SITUATION WANTE! A COMPETENT PER- ‘SUD, ABD .Pse And seausiress as chamberuuskd; 1% so Lopetator on Wheeler & Wyisoh'a sewing machine, Cail 0212 «th av,, betwee! 2th sta situation as plain cook or to wash and fron in a re specepule family; good city reference; is strictly confidential. Can be seen tor (wo days at 171 West 20th st., near ath av Warns SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, from its birth; no objections to travel with’a iaiy; good city 42 —> at ED—A SITUATION BY A YOUNG @Ieb, AS sony 8 iting Uo mae gy chauberwvork. Call at 4a Went DISPOSED ‘GIRL, Washi ron, im 4. small priv mally city reterebe sgivels trou Ho’ ast iaee. Cait nt 8 aN AL near 9th a Wag ws ¥ A COMPRIENY situation, aa nurse; can sow'heatly; will wait oh tab! and do ¢ham On. wages $5 to $7, Cail at 192 Kant 21a: ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A GERMAN GIRL, AB he 0. cook or waiter; good city reference, Apply at Clinton wt. thérd too Brooklyn Porte Rico at 33c. a 40c "13% Mas Naya. Stokes.—There were no important private trans- @ smitll private family w do housework; i cook, respectable married w: 34 “ actions to-day, and the public sale of spirita turpentine | Washer and ironer, Can come well reeomme n be | child; her husvand is in the army. The most satisiactor: 63 ne pe ‘were postponedito Monday. seen tor three day 3d av., between 28th and oth ts," ' see can be gives by applying to Mra, Ansell, u 103, a, Ous were unchanged generally, except in the instance Ip ITNT jond street W DS = toy toy TOs Detroloum, which wns iu Detisr request, at. 80c. a 90c. SITUATION WANTED-BY A “RESPECTABLE woman, eral housework in » smal) family; ere refined and 023¢c. for crude, hhas no objechen to tie country. Best ov! eee ie: we Provisions.--There was very Lee inoay for pork | place. Il for two daya at 34 Trinity pine. to-day, and sales wore confined to bis. “at $13 25 a | ——— - $13.37, mostly at $13 25 for Ae one $11 Soa $11 62 A SITUATION WanTED—BY Mashing, monthly. Sauls{actory reference. Inquire of Mrs, Taylor, at 126 hat, SITUATIONS | WANT: D-MALES. RESPECTABLE bair dressing and deserving person Protestant and Addr, » Call ator | ailice, ca RT TRE ceneenetareenesttiienaentenenteenen eet odors HELP WASTED-—U LADY WOULD LIKE TO E ng girk im the capasity Of lady % ascieh ‘ad out preferred! ahe noe ned ned drese mehing, wages mo lerace, she ax to character vox 121 Heraid MALES, GE A GENTERL one whe has ‘mi ve T CHRISTOPHE: S AGENCY, 10 TILLARY STRE Tminediately, a waitress ToF ® gen a lauudvess 99. AY housework, Places teadly thi aaa Wages $), and tent ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN. A | day. wa | atthe Rmplo; Wantoine ‘a8 nurse; ia Cully competent to take charge of an infant | #mail ‘i THE OLD OFFICE, 149 G experien:ed servants for nit rroners, chat bde: ferurenee, Gall for wo days at 99 West titi sl. between At a <= [cov aNieo- BY ‘A PROFESTART TIT | “A. SITUA: BY TIDY GIRL or », | GeaK 14 king aud.attehtive to childreni\} must be unusually. qoat and bighty) rece two days at AN 'ED—A “G00D, FINE TAILORESS, TO GO IN the country, thus ‘une can make “ retancds Singer's hole, and wallin denires a quod hom: manny for three days on the sceond floor, # VV ANTED.—A SITUATION AS WET NURSB BY A fale opportuniyg. Ban Who has jGrt lust her 458 Grand street, berwork, take care ot a rally useful, ANTED—A FEW "RESPECTABLE FAMILIES? Columbia st, Brooklyn, sant home. ! Regrmry 4 ‘3 NEW AND ONLY OFFICE, 400 4TH 2uth ft, are waiung situations several first . aiiresses, Ac. Th, ad several cook, \asher ang for exellent situations now open.” score AND } ©) loved Serva nits, ‘ail of the first class, can be obtained ment Aueucy, No. near Broa tway. mmberimaids, Cooks, waiter gh nurses and 4,8. SCUDDER. OOK FOr DERG, SHWERS AND sTironeRs Wwayt- edyat Wavd 18 acou vt GG. HANSON, \LOAK eg owe A RUNRER bud @OOD HANDS {00K 18 WANTED he wash: ended, Call tor achinies, aiid make her. this is a first ‘ANTED—A GOOD STRONG GIRL. TO DO CHAM Nid and make jvrselt pene: ‘Apply at 14 TANIBD--& WELL EDUCATED, goon, LOOKING and smart you! ni segar store in Washington; wager $50 per Address tor tires days tC PCa nig (0 a fine anda plea lera!d othce, wx 82 82% | forprime, Beef was more active, with sales of $50 bbls. young woman, as cook, Washer uni ironer. Has te | 1936 rhe at $12 $13 for plain, and $13 50a $14 for extra mess; the rear cily reterence- Gall nt 24 Bridge st, Brooklyn, in A “YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS BAR $4 Hiss #134 | 1,500 bbls. and tierces lard within a range of from 930. | ~~" Keeper, cle Hock, porter Riera a wuoleeale on retail Bs a'10¢,, and 320 boxes bacon, for immediate and future YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS COOK, 48 6634 66% | delivery, at 7c. a 9c. Butter cuntinued in, request washes and: ironsr.” Has the beet of clly. neferabos' |’ Seven lew relevance,” Adress FX. boxill6 Herald’oliee 185185. 15t | ar die Shor for Siate “and 100, a 200, for Westurn. | from herlagt piace. "Can be neon watt sulted "ut 1a Bush RESPECTABLE MIDDLE AGED MAN, JUST RE- Cheose was in lively demand at 9e. 2126, alatst., "between a0 anit Sa ava. turned from 18 months’ service in the war, wishes em. ‘ANTED—TWO LADIES’ ‘Also, two yood hands to work on Ince goodn, to ne. peemeoe 4&Co., 793 Broadway, vetween 9th uns BASERS, ployment a- a imessenger and to take care of chambers oF | 94) ANTED—A YOUNG oe Sen SECOND « HAMBER Waste ‘and waitress ani wages abagt pl: Sx:ns.—The business has been very light this woek. Messrs. H. B. Tull & Oo. remark:--Fer goat the demand | A SITUATION, WANTED BY A | RESPECTABLE continues active at lato prices,.but for mogt of the stock in Orst hands very extreme ge are asked, and sales aro ently restricted. The light stock and re- ceipts, with a prospective short supply from all sections, RESYECTABLE YOUNG GIRL _WANTS A sitUA- added to the depreciation in currency, strengthen impor: A, os poms mashes nd. inhoes apd. sted ta ceo, ters in their views, and we cannot svon expect = chang short distance in the country. Cail at 7 Charlwn s.., in the for lower rates, From manvyacturers there semaing a rear, frst Wor. fair demand for deer, but they , ay present asking. prices Saasa aad PS ELT wil great tance. Stock and receipts conti NTS mf mee - tn bas rimaid and waitress. or chamberimaid meagre, ation as chambe SucaRa.-—The demand was moderate, as were likevriso | $nd laundrers. | Has the best of city relerence.irom Ber inst the cales, which included 700 hhus. at 10%¢, w 1zc. for } Pideg, ,Cap be aven for two days at sa6 6th ay, Detween Sst New Orleans, and 97;c. a 103<c. fur Cuba; 106 do. New = a 5 Orleans, at auction, at 103c. @ 11 1-1€e. ; 572 bbls. refined ¥, phe Red _ ay A ee lead goox. rs es ay 11346. 0112 25-16e., and 340 boxes Havana at lish and Am an cooking; ‘even years’ reference; no ou- 7g. 8706. jection to. ort distance in the country. Cail at or address 165 ast 30th Shy , between 2dand 3a ‘warerooins: writes a Zeferenvens town oF country. Adress for mt ‘M. G., 14030 a, YOUNG MAN, AGED 17 YEARS, WilO RESIDES A ‘with his parents and can write English and ») an, wishes a Oe i” ore. Toquire at 624 4th st., for J. Schae! A Sixaes YOUNG MAN, WHO 18 e coachman, wishes 5 aenalicn in Wnshompacity. body greon ity or country. ool reference from presen' joyer.” Gallon ane Ry at D. Wright's saddle re. $05 4th av sirous to get a situation in some office cr store; the best of Telcrenecs can be given. Address Dicudonue, ‘at tho ible ‘House Post office, — ‘Tarrow.—There were sales of 75,000 Ibs. at 107% Nike. = Winexry was in more demand at 37c. a 37!je., with ie DRESSMAK RK “AND SEAM TRESS, —A VERY sales of 1,250 bbi respectable American lady desires i upbrir as dress- maker, either by the day or we wool take the work to her own homes is thoroughly ‘and fit for E Apply to SITUATION WANTED—BY A Woman; 1s a good cook, washer ai ‘D Bis: vo ea apene cae sec els UY | best of city Fite from ‘her | 7 ‘ 8. Navy, 271 Broadway, coroer Chambers street, N. Y. jd a vs : SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG (UALIFORNIA STATE AND SAN FRANCISCO CRY | Aad do couidral housework; 1s 6 Good plain cuox, outpons purchased at best rates by DUN N, SHER- | 24 good washer and ironer; best of city reierence. Can be MAN & CO., Bankers, corer of Pine and Nassai streets | seen fur two days at 129 East 24th st, No objection to the county. BOUGHT AND COLLECTED SITUATION WANTED—BY A ESPECTABLE GER. BELMONT £00, 30 Wait sreet, A aay Biri, as uurve and seamstrens; has the best of city ~— | reference, Cali at 183 Eaat 13th st, CALIFORNIA STATE AND SAN FRAN | — elaco elty enupong, bungut or, collecied at Best rates, by RESPEUTABLE PROTESTANT WOMAN WISHES A COLEMAN & CO., 70 Wall street. situation ass gon plain cook and good wasuer and cebeinios froner; good city reference, Califor two days at 123 West URCAN, § SHERMAN a . BANKERS, COR R OF 27th st., near 7th rast redit for Uavellera, available. in all (be Au UATION WANTED—BY A GOOD COOK AND 7 edi rope, buker and an excellent laundress; the best of city refe- hi aaeratatg sipssinnsimiaiase Tence.as tw character and capability; Wages ot so much an Object as to get with a genteel family. Can be seen at $46 ONEY TO LOAN—IN SUMS OF FROM $900 TO §10,000, | 7! #~ between Slat and Sid sis, over the seyar stores. ANTED-BY A STEADY YOUNG MAN, A SITUA: tion as fireman or to run a sinail engine; best of refer renoes given. Call ator address J. H., 133 Lerdy st. ANTED—A SITUATION IS WANTED BY A RE. spectable young man, as waiter in vate family; bas formerly waited in the si New Orleuns, but aince then has t FINANCTAL, AMY AR AND ER INEG FAY AND CLAIM OFFICE.—BACK BOUNTY MONEY, 3 Hotel, iy witting te tobacco; wi quired us security of character. will impro ‘Address Mr, Tenne, ANTED-EMPLOYMENT, BY A MAN 27 YEARS OF bookkeeper. and can give best re- Herald office, We! sten--By tion to make himself useful, either ina store or ina private American family, Apply at'327 8th st., near av, C. inrst foo: ‘THE TRADES [BD PHOTOGRAPHIC the best styte, With an extaniision Produce specimens and teatim: ‘aires A.’ ‘Be P Brooklyn Post oflee. AN EXPERI general housework ot with good recommendation speak good recommendations, | APply at No. 102 E NTED—A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND IRONE Jeratands her business thoroughly * nd hag good eity referenc; wages $7; waitress wanted, Ww A THOROUGH alsoa peda vu! ‘rmaid and ANTED—A YOUNG y sist in the was! YOUNG MAN. EQUALLY ABLE 10 SPEAK AND | * at Sents the BusliahePrencs and German languages, is de- fonna’ ‘ia o'elock tin rH keeping and who wa Hox 18t Herald ofc, ANTEDAIN A SMALL respectable BE} to do cen ral basen debween the hours of I ANTED IN. aot where the cot Apply ts of @ home may be found; inodera improvements and the work ts light. Adams st. OMAN TO TAKE CHARGE ¢ child and to do the chamberwork a ng aud ironing; ood ity reforenc corner of 14th at., dan ‘ANTED.—A COLORED W WOMAN DE IRES A ‘situ. ation as cook in a respectable private tamily; jection tova first class hotel oF Daurding howe; thoranghly, Understands all kinds of meats and pastry. S41 Broome st Can be seen at AMILY, A WELL RECOM: alsoa 4 girl tautiy ait 230 ivoner; must have good cil fun 6 CLOAK MAKERS WAN Apply 81 57 a0! 59 Lispenard street, YANTED—THIS DAY, TWENTY GOOD SERVANTS for genoral housework ; also wanited, o tew and chamvermaids, ood cooks x t4 in want of first clase : sree nations should appl a, HENDERSON'S ‘Servants’ ollie, (A YOUNG MAN (GERMAN), A SITUA. | No. 6 Court st., Broa GENERAL 1d was “Apply ut No, 20 Harri- her and GEORGE CARY. on bond and mortgage on improved rele ve in New ITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG GIRL, As York or Brooklyn. No broker's commissios a ies fA Sretn rons andwgiiruss: or tuatibarciasd and Warne; ply to A gt iT WIGHT, Jr., Attorney at Broad-'} js willing and obliging. Call Jor two days at her employer's, way, room 4 ¥3 West Aith at, i eer ce Dent ran, LARGE OR SMALL SUMS, ON SITUATION WANTED-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, by an experienced waitress; has no objection w do yourH, 19 YEARS OF AGE, WISHES TO LEARN AL dtrade; ‘that of inachiniat preferred. Call on or ad- dress for two days We sh, 207 7th LAC! geo g 4 AND MACHINISTS 8 WANTEI ral good blacksmithe and imachiniais wanted, to 0 a hort «tiatance in the country; wages and steady work “REWARDS. BWARD.- LOST, ON SATURDAY EVENING, THE ‘22d inat., in front of 4(7 Canal atreet, u Portemonnair, papers of no tise lo any person but the owner. d will be paid on delivery of the portmon- $3 8 containing sony Watches, Jewelry, Plate, Dry Goods and Personal’Pro- | A. erty of ail deseript.oiiy, ‘G'ods may be, redeemed at aby | “hemberwork if required; the beat city reference given, Can 6th ave. Sine within one year. Hl; BARNARD, 2 Third avenue. Fri | jean for wo days at 6 Lath st, between Sih am trance, N ICR.-OFFICE OF THE JEFFERSONVILLE Pails ge ik en andy 8 A Rallroad Company, Jetorsonrite, Ind. November 17. | caro of enllgrem and do bain semingy ew ‘make i per, to Holders of Jeersontiie Raliroad Company Fir | erect generally ‘Good city ge. Call Tor two wa is. Pable notic* given, in acco ‘i we with the te movies te wereby given. iu coord: | Gaynut Oh Henry at Site Rail ud Cure hold. of ites first i" Bon fated hao Aa aren the United Baten it A Szyation WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PRO derstands Ler bust! Y thon presentation at thelr ofice, No. lyri ged a seaportatle Fiail mroct, redeem ry a erest, filly of ald ce. Call for twe days at 2 West for eapavle men, Lnquire at the = ontee of the General Ageat, 30) Broadway, seonn 12 12 till 2 o'cloak., UTCHER WANTED—A “00D SALESMAN AND A thorough suitor, nore g carly at the new nem porn market, aide. of ave. and Skiliaan hey throoklya, of @. angeone OLOR, MAKER WANTED—OWE FAMILIAR WITIL making Prussian biue and chrome yellow. Apply to Whiting & 23h West 3ist st. ‘irookiy a: ARD. —8TOLEN foundiand Dog; answers $10 Rex dla m 212 Broume sireet; has put Ob canicen leather collar. The ‘finder will receive $10 re. urning the same w 212 Broome street, in the iD.- LOST, ON FRIDAY, SOMEWHERE, BE- Rares the Sletropolitan Hotel and Gramercy Park Je enue ir Purse or Bag, containing about ta The re the above rewat by handing same to the ofice of the Gra Gramercy Pask | OR LOST—A LARGE NEW- 19 the nemo of Bullin; nn ea aqeuarion, WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS imbermaid, and to take care of children, or do general s bonscwors ond is ‘wilting to make herself ge 206 9th av.; entrance in 24th st. Turn ahing tas ON cae ee DRDOR, 108 05 Fulion st,, Brooklyn. Setiersoe, Co.'s first, ge bonds, number- family. Good city ref Pare we i Bt or it 62; 63" 64 8: * ~ young man in the line; one having a knowiize of the $3 66, 70, 72, £4 1.38 7, 21, 78, Bl. , 49) 86, 87, 91, 92, 93, 94, 98. 98, 102 and '105, Tee thePiowes Satsiandt mim! From and after the aith day of Dece 3 Interest 6 ‘on said bonds wiii cease by the terms. ote sald & ‘azree- Useful. Cull at No, 206 wae You, Wor. 28 1k MoM aE NS Meereierr: | 4 RESPROTAMLE oxi GERMAN GIRL | WISHES | A FI TAL. ea heging CAs oO" era George Jeffery’s, 17 John at. PRINTERS.—A YOUNG MAN WHO HAS HAD oan uation as cbamberm: dering and fo acl epechien and {roning. "apply at No. ‘st, Detween 7th ana 8th avs. Taeasvey Derartuenr, Orrick or Inteanat Revuyon, A " ScoTCR Li soins tf GIRL WANTS A SITUA: Wasuinoton. Nov, 17. 1862. tion as chambermaild and waitress, or to take charge of ‘The Commissioner ot Internal Revenue is prepared ‘to sup- ae ‘To be seen for two days ut 123 West 2th st., frat willing to ‘work under inatreetion 1 Herald ottice. a ase STOVE MOULDER, TO WORK ON ply tbe follo ta sta in ausacities se mae for the use rene po oo employment will be oo the people of aa Dist tof Columbia and of the States ees oe hoa seen ‘workman. i tbe ote of the Colum- oe: iz | -o] SITUATION ware A RESPECTAB: ron i rs the Ri vig-oPinningGards, Proprio | A SITUATION | WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE | Bian Tron Worn 1 Adaiae cA (a TAYLOR & SONS. me urine) Felcea lagen Husirane, ite Insurance (AF@ J ine washing and iron ne f ‘oe ‘stamps herein specified eperens x required Call for two days at 46 ip he Distt and States above described, on and after. the | renee. «day o: December nexi rons euilty of wilful me neglecting to so se sald stamps, awe subjectiothepenat. | AS | COOK —WANERD, BY. A. COMERTENS WOMAN Sy Grosset ina GEO S BOUTWELL, | fieora ‘an excelent baker of all “Comminsioner of Internal Reven assist in washing. Can be seen for two day room. GMALL, CURRENCY BILLS. CORPORATIONS AND pene mninnscn attend ‘merchants wishin mail Curren wi AND ALSO be furnished with samples and estima, om agra A GERMAN COOK tthe 1 CHAMBRBMAID Ford. Mayer & Co., Bithographers and Engravers, 96 Fultom | Sie pAtvats family: they understand shelt businers, perfect. mem, J. F- 1g: Also washing aad ironing; bare good, cliy reference; no to ort diatan coun seen OUTHARN BANK NOTES W WANTED. ) fattwoduyest No. 6 Oliaton Hall, 8th st., near Broadway. ‘South Csrolina. North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION, AS CHAM. Tennessee Bank Notes bunght at the bighest ink bermald and waitress, oF 0 take cara of children; 1s pi, bond ety reference can be given. BOth st, between Gth and 7th WANtepoain AND SHEETIRON woes Good wages paid. Inquire of Wm. La Cory, 1: an at. 182 Centre street, ie ¥ WAgieD A rRact AL; GAB FITTER, WITH FROM | ii to = business without on hand} inva town near the city, with other inducements a rendering ita rare asace for the right man. Ap- ply to BERGEN a FRUPE, 114 Naseau ot a00D nice AND illing and obliging, au make herself useful; has ihe MANNING & DE DE FoREST, Test of city reference. Cai be cae tir tre ‘days ai No. 88 Bankersand Brokers, 200 Broadway, | West 28h st. in the rear, — nee we Taaaiae wa —— ope are Al y A UT PRR mt roe | act em ie aR | ACE eaten COUFON A day or the week in some private Yemilies. a: Med, | Backages, several varieties, the New Umou, ibe People's stor and others, contal faginis, Bend pe agelnag HASKINS & €O., 36 Beekman st.,¥. ¥._ D—16 YEARS OF AGB, TO RUN OF make himself generally useful. Inquire at ma 1 $30 si, = frum ‘ont ofiice, and bak FROM Coustautly on bi ea. ITUATION WANTED=BY A YOUNG AMERICAN INTEREST TO COMMEN THE DATE OF PUR- A ee aMke care of enidren fod og ane berwork and ‘The interest ou these bonds teat the rate of six per cent | Pisin Sewing.” Can be seen for wy agi per annum. payable let of May and November, in gold, which i corner of Leroy. trate i thane haahte teenporn hee sb pail A “SITUATION WANTED-BY A TRESPEOTA re the cheapest government security now 1a the mar- young woman, ascook; is « ‘and pay the Durgoss fatogues on thets com baker. Best of city references, No ebyection 6 » festined to become the best Rach" vnost popular | distance in the country. Call for two at 135 26th st., f ali the bonds of the government. corner of 2d ay. ary are the bonds upon which the government row re- yen, tBrouzh the the confidence ani patriotism of the people, YOUNG WOMAN WANTED—AS FIRST RATE WASH for continued financtal support rand irover and good plain cook; must be active and We keep them for sale to fackliate investment in them | obliging; also a young girl, to wait and make herself use- and make them more accessible to the public, and every dol- | ful. Good city Ey Shep required. A ply from 9 to i2 lar invested in them through us contributes to the directand | o'clock # 56 Kast I! bat taimediana mapper ot Ce vernment. aitseie Jha dete ‘HATCH, SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE and dealers Test maatanot Government and other | A. Welsh girl Isagoot, plain, cook, washer ral A securities, 88 Wall Lars Please call for tw at No. 135 East Lith aa ‘test ite received, collections 1S negotiated, go floor, vernment vouchers bought, old and aoltacted. &e. an CR AND EXPERIENCED w * SPECTABLE Al C; OMAN $100 BOUNTY, SOLDIERS’ AND WiDOWs’ PEN. | A. Wienes a situation as cook in a private family; under errands an 30 Spring nt, corner of Crosby. —— Ri Cop SALESMAN WANTED.—APPLY BEFORE 2" Herdy & Co., No. 445 8th avenue, corner of streel ‘store; one accustomed to the business, from 15 years of age. Qne with ood eons ato ho poled | Sy'gnd's permanent and good ait Siac “CHAS, KEBLER, 96M Wanren:-six MEN FOR STEAMERS, A VALET TO a tea “store, two conductors, two bral Apply at No. 7 Ci AT VAN DYK! wae twe oF three good walters, a boy to cleau windows, anda bey 0 wipe Spoons. Wrtnguire CLERK IN A TEA rote COFFEE STORB. anquire at 196 Falton street, Wire. as STOUT. BOY = A SHIP CHANDLERY store. Apply at 163 Bouth eR, WAxtep-a BOOKKEEPER; ONE WHO UNDE! sions.--Prine money procurad and cashed. No | stands French and Spanish cooking wad ail Kinds of baking, arges in adzance, EWE! or would take charge of a house Guring the absence of a Government Claim Agente, 110 Nara a, root 7, ¥ family, The best of city reterence from her last piace, Call at No, 46 Went dlstatreet, between Broadway and 71 ERMAN SEAMSTRESS.—A__ RES! n wishes a situation as seamstre: $50 CASH.-A MAN, OF BUSINESS EXPE facturing rience, desires a situation in @ sufe paying manu- of otier business, where he would invest, $000, and not Sa of pert | the city or country. Apply to ean = account of mate or aildress P. Eldridge, io.8 Boeruia place, Boerum strect, a be seen at 47 reference rewired and amount vor nalary’ @ aed vervigg Boeru Brookiyo,_N. B.—Ne agente need apply. — required from 7 A. M. to 6 Pe ad Adrete AL. D., box 163 26.0 00 WANTED-IN 3 AN ESTABLISHED Casi ITUATION Mig oat A RESPECTA! BLE SCOTCH woman, a8 first clase cook; understands ail kinds of pee Tae otal, rests D—& YOUNG MAN IN A PHOTOGRAPHIC | 72 org, in @ hotel ANTED—A Uber Aree By Mer omen = | Ear oar} vest OF, city re reference can be given, Calt | VY, gallery, wo fui amt ered a skis Dusiuese ti Wee a eats eee oA Alla ly at Pendieton's Gallery, N ‘Chatham equ i ward CROCKERY AND GLASS TRADE.—WANTED, A | Dutcher'a shop. f REWARD LOSTAON THE 10TH OR 11TH NO- leek and tan Terrier i twenty Pounds weight, ‘Any person ‘® black and tan ‘ought or come into mon ina shove cate weaid eoafar 8 favor by call: ‘8 Warclay street, second he dog, receive the reward. eaten tasstioniaa oe a Cs te cr rand job office ARD.—LOS’ Would like « situatiog in a job, office i tie cy Rew $50 ee er cote cae ihe Of Boston, off Sand's Point, L. 1. 8 sandy complexion: had rpo MACHI ei —WANTED, TWO MACHINISTS AT kevin RG at No. ‘Any on to Chiy Talend w THE MILITARY. -ETERANS OF THR WAR OF 1812 WILL ‘ASSEMBLE ‘a: the Mercer House, corner of Broome and Meive: WwW ANTED—TWO GOOD MACHINISTS FOR GENERAL | Streets. to-morrow, Pa, | 4 full uniform, to’ celebrate the Seveniy ninth aniverany work at the lathe or vise. Apply at Baker & Smith's, | (re uation'of the Britian trwpe fi ma our gos ie terans in this and the adjacent cov iy ited to unite. with ns. in. the celebration. Rereshments and our music have kindly volunteered ), Brizadicr General. , Colonel. bs interest in and conductan es- | will be provided, eae wits tock and tools | their services to Tasae M. Pure, Aayutant, ADVANCES | MADE ON DIAMONDS, ¥ = | value, at 610 Broad Business st ubout five ¥ THE SLOOP teamer City JobniMbal: x, 27 years of uernsey, trimmed with tannel and red tannel shirt; had Washington's monu- with jevtern, J. M. rin re the above reward, TOSHUA LAVINESS, Cliy Inland. cer respectful WATCHES, SIL or he saine Bought at their utmost ray. oppuatte the Bt. Wicholae, Howl, inh, French and Geri SOLOMON, Commission Merchant, 610 T T-NONEY Silver Ware, @ old Gold and Silv NAT 7d RAL 4 ane Watches, Jewels ac, at eae cy peek T 668 BROADWAY, RNER OF BOND st aeamtthe ‘ room No. S—HENRY WYMAN aly at Wanten-4 CLERK FOR A RETAIL HAT AND CAE | 2.3, on'Dlamond progures aulvau: ne iso on Watches’ Silver Ware. Wauos and Persnal lro- perty ZAMONDS, OLD GOLD AND SILVER.—LADIES OR gentlemen | a old Gold, Silver or Din ANRICH, 723 Broadly al toner than wt any over piace in the oky. Me vlferw io per the dicaent prikh—twealy per cent more than any other person- out being com) 8 HOTEL, IX CATHARINE | Remener, 1 go (0 Europe with @ merchant, salary Viberal; clerk for | OY keine te LOUL anger the New d pays In eily money yy other gou0s in exe AWNBROKE! '$ TICKETS PURCHASED Wd CLOTH. oud devalrys, Firearm an 31 20; BI hieaver Overcoats, $5. GEORGE LEVIE, 427 Broome’ street. 11 UTMOST INTIINSIG VALUE PAID FOR DIA; anand, Pearle a3 tous Care and 2 ae 3 " Shawls pur a saith Broker, 512 Broad Herald ofee. = ihe winter, can PECASION YantaneY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG man, 10 do general housework; wan excellent coo ned fronert os ret nces, Call for two days er lasson ave.,one door from Green st., IN A LIVERY STABLE; Wanenace MAN TO WORK I one who understands bis business Uring reference from bis last place A) Wwery stable, 9 Mercer « i“ Sry ROOREERPED, ALSO A TINEKEBPER a8 onere man, ino oa 4 ‘at J. Phillipe? A A erpora COLORED WOMAN WISHES TO in gentlemen's or family washing and froning, Pee @t., third Goor, réar house; reference given’ required. Spee WANTED—BY A wore. GIRL, TO ey housework. Apply at her pareat’s, 161 ntinon ai,, in the shoemak . STUATION WANTED-—BY A_ RESPECTAH! RG CATION WANTED—BY A NBAT, TIDY GIRL, TO ante vore 6 ‘and waiting, or as nurse apd seam. Xiy reference fron Net ant peace where abe ived tnees lace, whe jection ras, on Cail for two. dn} days at aa ‘West Slat st, between 6th Penceliy retersacen. ‘C ef Oy for wo daye at 23h Th w Were A} SITUATION BYA Ls hn A Gir! ate family, FEW 1 NORE GERMAN GIRLS \ ORRMAN GIRLS WANT SITUATIONS; a pel bermaid and to asa A are ni cooks, wae nee Iso honest, expe: | ihe fine wan dergiande er duties pervectiy. "Gan te bermaids, nurken, pt Se to first class houses. hed warts ANTED—A SMART Bor, ABOUT 18 YEARS OLD. ue: caer hare rimed anand Wires in ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, AS SALESMAN js taney, goods sture; one who Is willing ws make ” Bh, No Paina! pa eR NE Hone GaructNEs, ‘These two % Immobiliere factory, C131 Fulton su. Mer wehanis They contal a iationa proud Ho com commiscioa ts Hoo ia ‘uvance Heterence | of nich, ab ‘T 66 NASSAU ora ‘A HONIGMAN, DIAMOND nes. cn Diamonds, Waucnes, vf buys thin at ey value, at bis private offices, Business cuntiden: nls to sell, lack ie baie i Mair ‘only. OTEL.—MADISON SQUARE HOTEL, BROADWAY aipresnred by opplyigg ator wired vhs PPO PETERS & LAIRD. with Board, for LJ yy ote Hotele are carried on by the Comprgnie Ete 1400 ttroune or, or talons, tbe rent | ne rand Hvteh, ‘ana trot Bfranes to the Grand Hotel du Lou ‘ie prier, wn the wo le are tt toe feven or ity ate crate ‘afe-biiliard diva 0: i ogres other, correspouding a ; Stauton abe tween the ard Chryatte a “he Witeeraste TWO SIsTRRS, PROTESTANT SITUA- me ose, ding W iachie 80S ABLE wo. waitreaes ine ouner cra chamber a fil Saat to Waxtena, YOUNG OR MIDDLE AcEi mito Nemaplayen, all at rence ives be ween for two daye at 195 Weat 20ih at. hve Be ge We steo-ar A r RESPECTABLE MARRIED, wo. irom tn footer a Jost her own Ay ol ge Se veen Call at 369 Sfetween S86 and Sith nia second Boe arg, b. Is DESIROUS OF weaid neve no cb. n. wages Be © a, Post = ‘aeany, New vase WHEELER A WILSON'S ion in & dresumaking estab. om 29 7th a ATION, BY A se abeel shane tn ‘and wait. ‘FINE ARTS. Anse WARTED=BY A RESPECTABLE ENG. PIRITUAL PHOTOGRAPHY Sr ECIMENS OF THIS to do the housework of a amalfamliy, ie a S Boon and ; bay) best of A rene + $y teen near Nisan saci RESTAU: RANT. yew 40 FetiT vEroUR, Just opened, at %. ar ie | M’’ NING GOODS. ) Mankful!) treet, between g DRY GooDs, AT ORAND STREEY Clieap sroKe, TO, Over ten thou-and yards of Colored Silk, + Bennet Veivets froin aud upwarda, Aso, ful + Bonne: Ribhous less thar: holf cost of fmportatior BUOW'D. ber 16 @ GRAND str Undoubtedly Bonnet rooms ero “ Beaver bor Drab ond bi Also Feit Bi Felt Bloomers, ree: From » : i “iD RDLEY, Hl 34 Grand street, Entrance to these de partin outs Gi Allen street, Pith block east 110m the Bowery T GRAND D STREET CHEAP STORE. ap Linen Haniderchiofs 1 Hmabottexies ad Mtitiery Laces. ron en aud Hg ery. pein ood eae rege Veils, oh usber Lace and Murece Veils, cheat BDWAD RIDREY, 301 and 31146 Grand street and 65 All e tit block east ftom the Bow: Sigg tel eae ae STORE KEEPERS, \ RAND STREET CHEA™ "STORE, urchase ite Jength« Millinery, Goods cheaper Vaan gliyohbers sell whole pieued. opecia iy examine elvan Rivvons, Bloomors, Bonnets and EDWARD RIDLEY, Mgiirand streevend6éAllea, uoek Cast Crom tbe Bowery. _ 31a Barons, BARGAINS. 20,000 . ARDS BRITISH AND SAXONY DRESS GOODB, From the Great Auction Salew THE W At Prices varying fe AND cueAbER A ANd woce BETTER THAN Prints of Delaines. We invite the spevia! attention of urchasers to the above Jot of Dress Goor A SPLENDID baie) K ovat THE NEW STYLES id ZRExCH 3 mERINOSS OrrowaNs, EMPRESS guotus. EPINGLINE, CASHMERES, POPLINS, than broadway prices, A complete assortment of MobuwiNe DRESS GooDs, CLOAKS, SHAWLS, VEILS, GLOVES. ac., Ladies wearing Mourning will ina i ro thelr wiventage 20 to 30 per cent N TO DO THX | to examine our Goods and Prives before going ty mourning stores. N. B.—Large lots of Dress era ite., dc, revetved com stautiy from auction, PEYTON, No. 274 theory ae Houmon street, ILOAKS, CLOAKS, CLOAKS. AN IMMENSE STOCK OF NEW AND FASHIONABLB STYLES. CLOAKS at $6 ond $6. CLOAKS at $7 and $8. CLOAKS at $6 and $9, CLOAKS at $10 and $1), CLOAKS Sati tw $25. CLOAKS 25 to40 PER © CHEAPER THAN BROADWAY STORES. Ladies, please examme our Garm In style, quatity and manufacture we guurantee thei i equal toany in he 274 Bow AL bought for easti by LOUI> Quantorre G, SMTi Has just received Frencn Cloaks ELEGANT OPERA ©: Also, » chaleg assovtinent of Chi 723 Broadwoy. In yevet, ilk and cluth. LOAKS, YLOTHS AND oR ASSORT- ment, suitable for men’s and ARNOLD, CONSTANLE & CO. anal street corner of Mereei JpNBROTDERIES EXTRAORDINARY. R. Hl. MACY WILL OPEN ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, $10,000 WORTH OF MEDIUM FINE AND EXTRA FINE FRENCH NEEDLE WORK SOLLARS, FRENCH NEEDLE WORK 8 FRENCH NEEDLE WORK HANbKEW mh FRENCH NEEDLE WORK HAND FRENCH NEKDLE WOKK ROWKS, FRENCH NEEDLE WORK WAISTS, PLOUNCINGS, EDGINGS, INSERTINGS, CA?B, Ae. AN EXTRAORNINARY PURCHASE OF FINK GOODS, VERY MUCH BELOW THE Cost. Just the articles for Holiday ag and they will be sold 60 per cent be,ow ordinary p Cloakings, Gloslug out our Ribbons and Paris Flowers, Every v1 bores of Yankee Notions and Faney Quods, Full assorted stock of White nd tine Fl q ‘Splendid assortment of Bulmora'n ut very low prices Corsets and made up Under Wen Hplendld assortment of en ‘i and Merine Under Wen, ery variety of Wo jon Hoole, Sontsgn Gallere, Lona Jackets, Garibaldi a BEST QUALITY pinkie PARIS KID GLOVES, 87 cents, Best quality LADIES’ PARIS KID GLOVES, stitched, $1. R. H. MACY. Nos. 204 and 206 Sixth avenue, two doors below Fourteeath DRY GOO! ARNOLD, CONSTABLE a) CO, bave added largely to their stock of Blankets, “Flannel » Table Cloths, Table Damasks, Napkins, Cotton Sheeting and Shirtings, 4¢.—ail, of whiek will be sold at the igen market Ln ice. ARNOLD, CONSTABLE, ry 66: ‘AUTRE NOVEAUTES. HOMES & LE BATARD will open on Monday, 2400 inet., Several tas ¢ xa Pa Al ia velvet, silk ands Hom the iret Soe it Parik Ladies are reapccitully. invited to exainive shin stick pre- vious to making thelr TONES & LE BATARD, ad a Three doors up from Ubadelly 1. ACE AND MUSLIN OURTAINS. ‘A large and elegant stock now on exbibition, for anie at motlerave prices, ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & CO., Canal street, corner of Morger. qx & GRANT. No. 705 BROADWAY Witt mn Monday. With tne Novelties in Evbroideries, rien “Lane? Chant ys Shaw Vetls and Barbe 0 Point aguille Collars, ¢ ted a Handkerchiefs of the mast approved sty les, MOURNING GOovs. NiKa tf New MOUR) xa ‘GOODS AND Atm. en Eas 34 CO. York Mune LETS. aa a FREXCU. GERMAN AND BNUI ments of jewelry box ju, and A Diack Veivets (our aeyied favorably Known to ony era ¥ Fong sete cheap an they ean now be imnorted for at the prorem exchange. To faciliiate the sale of wiicb the: Will b shown, apart from the regular stock, ARNGLD, CONSTABLE & oat corner PERSONAL. R ADOPTION AND ADOPTED Cre oe SS a ry ieee sak, eaaares quiring nureny attendanee dari DLE'S, oN West hy va rong @ sivgle reerived by gt, f ne OF apa WANTED = of pas bie hme ve Fh | dark ayer, whisk Ae hae Acunplerion, brown cassi- vest, black ren! in Pbeteg sae sige about § Mis AIMS TIEDES. or PAILALDEL PHA. =~ GET — ren iter ee jeaving ber add eene overt Ri wr Vere. OR SALE CHRAP.-a PEW cHOIcR BxOLISH, PRS aid Taw Terrier Dogs, (horevgh bred, and well Al emai Alva, and we ing o00G0e Ne Wlapere of j * ene ag uu oven j aabernisworu ree, Brvestve ec teats fe dl ha