The New York Herald Newspaper, December 12, 1862, Page 3

: NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1862. Poreign Markets. Bomnay, a denek Bee. 3 12, 1862. She helenae very jeovelans among the Europeans at Gray sharing (84 poonde, 12 & 14 ) dal and decttn- fale twist dul, @otton declin| Broach, $370. per improving. Maliva opium , 91: rey anniied FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. | clared » semf-anneal dividend of ten per cont free of government tax, payable Janoary 2. , ‘Buvaspax, Dec. 11-6 P. M. "The Knickerbocker Stage Company bas declared Much anxiety prevails in bank circles, owing | a dividend of fowr per cent, payable January 1 the drain of currency which is going on. | prox. week the banks showed @ deeline of | ‘Phe business of the Sub-Treasury was as follow8 | "'hcchange on London 2s. 14d. : vo per cent government and @ half millions iu deposits, and the | to-day:— ROR Shs WI 0aF SNA par week Cone ications are that tne aext statement will For eusicn: Te 89 Freight to Liverpool on cotton 658, & farther heavy reduction. The event 1 ipinibshiectings. Gib thi;-dav oer aet Pe Pn is of course perfectly vataral at this season. Meney is flowing suuthward and westward for purehase a2uii movement of cotton, food, buoso ad other prodace. In ordinary times Movement, goes on, and the banks are ‘twist improving. Copper sheathing firm and but little dowg. Tile tending upwards. Indigo quiet, Linseed — * Rice tending dowawards. Jute 3 lower. pero Cent government securities, 1054. Freighe ‘w London on seeds 90s, ‘Phe statements of the banks of the three princi- pal cities of the Union for the last week compare with the previous one, and the corresponding time of 1861, a8 fellows, ee 2 soll De ie, Cire’: Markets. a their specie until a point is reached x York, Dee, esis an wean i Bee St gale PHILAPELPHIA STOCK BOARD. waioh it deemed unsafe to submit to | Boston, 29, 78 Punapeipaia, Dec, M, 1862. we Phila,,"Dec, 8... $8.400,010 27,648,850 5 988,758 tears Stocks firm. Pennsylvania fives,’ 94; ‘Reading her depletion, and the banks then check the Rallroad, 3844; Morris Canal, 503g; Lon. Island Railroad, (032,075 22,677,029 drain by contracting and calling in their loans. 1 sipaas sd i Penney vania Rattroad, 1 81%, ‘Sight exchange on New his -yoar many of our bank managers abject | tn ov he last bac zat Barimone, Deo. 11, 1962, pursue this legitimate course, and want Tho statement of the Boston banks = ‘ead Flour dull. Wheat dull. Corn advanced Je. a 2c.: gress to come to their aid with a further | Week compares with the previous week, and for | white, 76c. a 80c.; yellow, 80c. a 820, Outs firm: Penn pply of legal tender money. 1% need hard- the corresponding week of 1861, as follows:— aylvania, 68¢. a Tc. 4 . j2. Dec. 8, 1862. _ ly be observed that it would be sheer mad- Pete Ta bn aia FINANCU to do anything of the kind. The banks 4 7,961,438 x . (ii wenn nan RARARRARAARARE Deposits... 27,768,007 82,706,059 33,783,161 ANT SAVINGS BANK, a we taken advantage of the government issne of | CC uin, 6/824,619 87215,96T 8/227,883 nD raat NEW") RK, i gal tender money to indulge in an unexampled pansion. Their circulation has increased from 30,000,000 to $167,600,000, and the loans and jounts have increased in a still greater ratio- These ef the city banks alone have swelled from DEPOSITS truer 35 CENTS to 8000 DOLLARS reorived. LER CENT INTEREST paid on sums of $00) and under, and © per cent on larger deposits, iT, President. D. VAN PEL: _Josuru P, Coormr, See. ois. D. BAILEY, Treasurer, RMY AND NAVY PAY AND. CLATI pees —BACK PAY, PRIZE MONEY, BOUNTY MONEY, &c., dc., The statement of the present week, as compared with the preceding, shows @ decrease of $403,212 in the items of-loans and discounts, and an in- crease of $11,366 in circulation, $72,513 in specie, and $1,078,102 in deposits. 80,000,000 0 $170,000,000, One, single bank, The earnings of the Chi¢ago and Northwestern FWA bite : cre Sune ap corner Cham . h a capital of $2,000,000, has actually $12,000,- 1 Broadw: street. N.Y, in November were:— 00 of loans at the present time. The period has $7,978 CARD. : A ‘s Prize Money, Pensions, Bounty and all other claima.— w arrived, it seems, at which this enormous in- bey Hatlors, soldiers agents, noterics and sailor boarding house lon must receive a check, or our entire com- fervicen rene ‘the uoove claims oe Seen aee Neem ren oe ’ P és services of responsible attornies, adepts i at rcial system will be utterly wrecked. To inter- $27,017 ‘shingion, D, C., for the past twelve years, at moderate 20! Guaruat wil Gni’ fe to thar fnlerent i sddrens ua Uase ere with the regular operation of the laws of mee by issuing more paper money would rely accelerate and aggravate the subsequent h. Let the banks call in their loans, including e to the United States government. By with- wing their deposits at 4 and 5 per cent they get $50,000,000 more eurrency, which was au- zed at last session, and cannot be issued ex- advanced on clait RB. B, LLOYD & CO., Washington, D. 0. ANK OF AMERICA, JERSEY CI ECEMBER 11, 1862.—Ail checks drawn by Mes: W, Winn & Co. on this bank of the denomination of 50 cents, ahd secepied bythe. President or Vics President. will bs Ha by Prescnging In day eum af the counter. If ta aums of per cent premium on a doliar wiil be The $1 bills of this bank Will be. redeemed tn United ylage currency, "W. B. ARNOLD, Cashier, NALIFORNIA STATE AND § SAN FRANCISCO orry coupons 10m Banker at best rates by DUNCAN, SHER- For the month, 1861... Increase in 1862 . in payment of these deposits. Let the loans ,81,cou se i the public be likewise called in, and let every 6. ai 100 Meta re ee fortify itself against the future. Let them 4 ALIFORNIA COUPONS BOUGHT AND COLLECTED government stocks and draw currency from 290 asin River Be 4 \U_by AUGUST BELMONT &CO., 50 Walletreet, 10.....-D80 TTke buyers. Bank presidents may reat perfectly ed that the situation in which they stand is enviable. There is hardly a bank in the city New York which might not be broken in a day yy @ Fan upon it for currency. Bank after bank gone on expanding wildly, lending on-gold and cks and merchandise, and assisting the inflation prices with its whole strength; and, now when ing day approaches, and depesitors call for ir money to buy cotton, to pack pork or to ve grain at the West, these bank officers hurry ‘to Washington to say to the Committee of Wa: Means ‘‘We must have more paper money or shall break.’ If that committee does its duty SHERMAN & CO., BANKERS, CORNER OF Ni issue circular ble in all the Discs %ooo US 6's, lyrcer 9735 1000 Brooklyn ¢ wl 112 1000 Ili cou bds, '70 102 1000 Illinois war 1’n 205 7000 N Carolina 6's. 70 California 7’s.. China and California, IVIDEND.—THE DIRECTORS OF THE KNICKER- bocker Stage Company have this dai declares & senth- annual dividend of four per cent, out of the earnings, ble on and after Junnary 1, 1863. ° The transfer books w! Ibe closed from the 16th inst. 10 date of payment of dividend. New York, Dec. 4, 1362. GEO. ETERS, Treasurer. EFFERSONVILLE RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE ‘Bonds—Ofiice of the Jeitersonville Railroad Company, Jeffersonville, Ind., amber 1. 1862.—Notice In hereby given that tle company Will redeem, on the second day, of January next, at the United States’ Trust Company, New York city, at ihe lowest ouer below par, & partof its) First Mortgage Bonds, agreeable to the of a contract Mae oeiween thiscompany nnd the holders of said. mort- 14, 1859. Offers for the male id Bonds may ve addressed, under seal, to wie United States Trust Company aforesaic, and endorsed “Offer of the the Jetfersonvilie Railroad . 100% 1200 B, NY&EIstm 923; 3000 Hud Riv con b 96 3000 Mich 802d mge 92% 5000 do.....-... 93 6000 Mich So skg f@. 103 10000 Chi & NW 2dm 31% '3000 ChIKNW asst bs 59 1000 Tol & Wab2d m 82 10000 Pitts,FW&C1m 106 $000 Pitts FWHC2m 9214 8000 Alta TH 1 b.b60 5 gaze bonds, bearing dats April the country it will tell anki: fcan jichSo&} First Mortgage Bond ht pgh 1 ieee agit stale amen me. ea ‘ou NT guar 83 | Company to tve Sluking Fund,” which ors or bids ‘wil upon themselves the evils of which they iene S00 ow men Foxe | he zecetved until noon of the second day of January afore- plain; and that the whole country cannot be See ctinccttee 30 a ~ said, J. H. McCAMPBELL, Secretary and Treasurer. to relieve them. It was not Mr. Chase who | 10Comm'wealth Hk. ONEY TO LOAN—O! BOND, AND MORTGAG! on ’ ft dthe bank loans in this, city to swell from 3 Das ane. aio. Hs, doo pleanta, "Apply at 0 W 120,000,000 to $170,000,000; nor was it govern- ‘OTICE.-OFFICR OF THE JEFFERSONVILLE that induced the owners-of Northern banks "RS Go Panama RR, 5036 ree ber 17, 7 Cleve,Col &Cin RR a ea pret eh ed Gahan First Bec éflersonv! expand, their circulation from $130,000,000 to ar uggs cee? RR Mori; fa Bonds. Pubtie notice a hereby given, E ‘ 000,000.. The banks have no claim upon go- Wille Railroad Conip ny aut the holders Ot its frat erm. pment for relief. It is in their power, by pur- eperee net ATM OMERiahonatitaanie aocgh _— 0. Of w York will, ‘sentation al their ol 4 the usual policy of contraction stern, n- 18 one iin Saha tied renege a ing contraction—to draw to New York all the 100 erat gf ae follows, to, wits94, a5 96 47, 9, 40 0, il, 42 yy that is needed. Let them do so if they beat witb is Hie Be SS Shh BY BS! S86" BOL tats stat 105, bein; the lowest. outstanding ‘after the 24th duy of December, 1962, the terme of sald saree: id ane on taid bonds will cease b) H. AMPBELL, Secretary. “nw Yorn, Nov. 22, 1862. GQMALL CURRENCY BILLS CORPORATIONS, AND ©) merchants wishing to issue Small Currency Bills will be furnished with sam; ‘and estimates on addressing the subscribers. D. MAYER & CO. Lithographers and mugs 9%6 Fulton street, N.Y. GQOUTHERN BANK NOTES WANTED. South Carohna,* North Carolina, Geor Alabama an Tennessee Bank Notes bought at the highest market rates. MANNING & DE FOREST, Bankers and Brokers, 200 Broadway. 7. LOUISPALTON AND CHICAGO RALROAD, RE § hicago, mber 6, it ty, and their affairs wound up by a receiver, un- r the orders of the Bank Deperianen sreg 30% T4000 tr 7 ado pit an 2000 ‘Feun 6's, ‘90... ,1000Mo6’s iastolHi&SJ ers are supplied at 6a7 per cent. We received a long communication complaining the practice, which is pursued by many railway ’ , of lending out dividend moncys on call tilthey are required for the payment of the nd. The practice is undoubtedly a wrong , anless extraordinary care is taken in lending wh moneys. A panic may, at any time, in the nt condition of the stock market, cause a ine of ten or twenty per cent. If the directors ‘ceivers office, jotice— any road which has earned a dividend have Gnicage Ratiroud: tii out the moneys in the treasurer’s hands on 20 pesere wn are id on Fessntee f leuearaee meni on or before the 1th instant, said ceruficates wiil cease ‘to draw interest after that date, JAMES ROBB, Special Receiver. $100 BOUNTY, PENSIONS, PRIZE MONEY PRO- cured,—Relatives of soldiera entitled to pension ana bounty, sailors entitied to prize money. E. D. EWEN 2CO., United States government Ciaim Agents, 119 Nassau No charges in advance, eee $75. 5.001 TO LOAN—AT SIX PER. CENT INTE ‘est, on bond and mortgage, in one Or more Productive real estate in this sts peat 10 te SOHN '¥ CONREY, in the office of the cople’s Fire Insurance Company, 66 Wall sireet. mergins that such a decline would involve sir 1cn8, they have unquestionably committed a h of faith for which the courts would hold n personally Mable Geld was rather tame to-day. It sold at 13234, %, and finally closed at 132%. Exchange is ted at 14544 146. Parties who have been ding exchange as an insurance express their ope rs eK 7 to place their means in gold bonds, if | 900 cbs Erie RR..... plan suggested in this morning’s Herazp were 200 on faithfully carried out. The scheme appears gene- ly to be regarded with favor. Sales at the ee Board. — S8S.880 12234 é SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. AS HOUSEKEEPER—OR TO DO THE HOUSEWORK of a small iamily,an American widow, very neat aud igs: a comfortable hoine more desirable than high w: Address T. B., 803 Broadway, ces were lower. At the morning board Central 100 3956 N SEAMS’ ESIRES A SITUATION clined %4, Hudson 2%, Michigan Central %, | $1500 US 6 pe eer ¥734 100 Mich Sou giai'd. 834 & GERM AY can Tangs is vere compolens 12 60 al 150 Iilinois Central.. 79 ene Call for two days at her las: place, 31 West n old %, Galena %4, Rock Island %, and eae kate 130000 <a boo Gat RCMRR. 813, oledo 34. Governments were steady. In bonds | 64 shs Del&liud Can hae 1050 Chi & Re isRR. 81% SSrECTABER MIDDLE AORD WOMAN WISHES of importance. | Between th sialon RESPECTABI was no change po! ween the a situation in asmall private family; is a good plain cook CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. ent ‘can produce the best of Ae the market was inactive. At the second there was no particular change, except in lichigan Central, which was ¥ per cent better. market was steadier, though inactive. The owing were the closing quotations: — 9095 1045 ner and trons t 124 West that. ‘Twonspay, Dec. 116 P. M. ‘Asuss.—There were 32 bbls. sold, at $34c. fer pots, and Sc. a 8%. for pearls. . Baxanstorrs.—A moderately active business was re ported in the principal brands of floar, which were quoted 16% | firm, Sales were made of 18,000 bbls. State and Western» a x 1,000 bbis. Canadian, and 2,000 bbis. Southern, within our revised range :— RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITU- ‘ation as chambermaid and to do fine washing and iron- or would do general housework in a sinall private fatnily. Has two years city reference from her last place, an Me seen for two days at 84 West Lith st., between 6th ‘and 7th avs. RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS first rate seamstress; can do all kinds of family sewing and Would assis: with the chamberw: would go by the day or week, Best city reference, Call at ber prevent em- _ SITUATIONS WANTEDFEMALES._ YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS CHAM. bermaid and waiuesa Has city reference. Apply a) 8 latav., near 16th st, YOUNG WOMAN wienes, A SITUATION, AS or chambermaid and waitress, ina private waltzess, or i ‘the beat of ast Posek, Gall tor’ Se ots vn A RESPECTABLE GERMAN PROTESTANT WOMAN ‘wants a situation as cook or todo general housework ety pees | family, Good reference. ‘Cail at 119 jest 24th at, AN AMBRIGAN LADY WANTS A SITUATION, 48 housekeeper; In a widower's family preferred; no jection to one or iwo eiilidren: good reivrence given. Apply Personally for two days at Mrs, Francis’, 64 Mugiougal st. A® SITUATION WANTED By A GOOD cook AND baker, ad Cie t laundresa; the beat of city refe- Fence as to character and capability; wages no object to & cou: io @ respectab, family no be seem till suited at 23 77uh st, Detween Tih and So aven hret floor, front room. YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS chambermaid and waitress, or as wailer; good refe- Fences from her last place. Cail for two days at the book more, 002 6th av. FEW MORE GERMAN GIRLS WANT SITUATION: Also honest, experienced girls, Scotch, Irish, English, &c., for general housework, chambermaids, nurses, &&. be seen at Mra, LOWES fine institute, 17 Stanton street, be- tween the Bowery und Cryaie street, RESPECTABLE: PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS A situation a8 good washer and ironer, ood at) refe- Fence giver ‘94 Columbia st,, in the Feai YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION 70 DO general housework in a respectable family, Inquire at No, 44 Ist av., New York. Por, -A SITUATION WANTED, BY A GERMAN who is @ professed French and American cook and iearied in ry cooking, in a first cluss house, Beat oj city references given. Call at M4l Chryatie at, in the en! RESSMAKER—WOULD GO OUT RY TUE BAY OR take it at her house—272 Grand st., Williamaburg, WO RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRLS WISH SITUA- tions; one as plain cook, washer und troner, and the Other to do geveral housework. City relerence given, Call at 163 Kast 26th front room, for two days. bar i eentig tte A RESPECPABLE WOMAN, A SITU- second ft ation as good plain cook, washer and ironer, or to a0 general housework: te willing’ to make herselt generally Useful. Apply at 628 rd th roo! ANTED—BY A RES: situation ina private do ehamberwork or waith make herself useful and mended from her last place. GIRL, A mily, as children’s nurge, or to ga good plain sewer: can Obliging, and come well recom- Call ai 124 West 26th st, 4 ET NURSE,—WANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE MAR- ried woman, who has recently lost her baby, one week old, a situation at her remdence as wet nurse. Apply at 245 Weat 32d st., for a few days. ‘ORK WANTED.—A LADY WHO THOROHGHLY understands the making of haversacks, drawers and shirts is desirous of obtaining e contract, Apply at 168 Weat C ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young girl, to cook, wash and iron and do general housework in a small private tamily, Cull at 232 Mulberry ‘at,, second floor, tront room. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, 4¥ A RESPECTABLE young woman, to do general housework, clean cook. ing; 4s a good washer and froner; is in dread of no work; city reference.” Call in Vanderbilt av., between Wykot and Warren sis, Brooklyn, WAxtep—ay A NEAT AND a ig ctiagtaat PERSON, situation to cook, wash and iron, or to do general housework in a small pilvate family; good city reference from her last place. Gull at 171 Bleecker, tes near Sullivan, ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT young woman, a situation (o cook, wash and tron, or to 40 Nelsewerk ino amall private faraiiyy best of olty refs. renee. Call at 143 ast 86th t,, between 2d and $d avs., in e-store. ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUA- tion as chambermaid and waiter or to do housework, Good city reference, Cail for two days at 443 4th st. W4NTED-BY A PROTESTANT WOMAN, A SITUA’ tion to cook, wash and iron, in a small private family’ City reference given from her last place. Cail at 497 9th av.’ near 4lat st, W4ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG GIRL, PRO. ‘testant, in a sinall private family, to do general house- work, chamberwork or waiting. Apply at I between Houston and Bi Laurens st, leecker, in she basement, 7 ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, EMPLOYMENT BY the day or week; understands all’ sorts of fatuily sew- ing and (children's ing and is a yood operator on Whee! iigon’s machine. Can be soen for two days at between jh and Sist sts., frst floor, iront root HELP WANTED—™ ALES. A GENTS—THE SENSATION INCRE, Bases, rm a NOTHING RIVALS OUR GREAT NEW UNION, eee VINE AND STATIONERY PACKAGES, They are splendid presents for the holidays; each Package contains over $1 worth of writing materi!s and fine for only 25 cents. We present each agent, iree, with a aplen- “watch $15 per Gay made ‘eaey. Seid for our new ci ckages in endie SOT RICKARDS & CO.,102 Nassau ce, N.Y." Largest sed oldest prize package ho im the worid. GENTS SELL IMMENSE QUANTITIES EVERY Y,, and the demand is enormous for our great new itoiiny' rbrize Package, or Santa Claus Christmas Baaket, he gift of the season :—Containing @ panorama of Chri Foo, one ox Batata Merry Fireside Games, Astro! ‘ Pony Paso Walon per Sona Te Serio rr ay toes Retail fovoniy ie. 8 is. G. RICKARDS "&'CO., bees GENTS WANTED—FOR THE NEW PATENT AUTO- peripatetikos, or Walking Dolt. “Good men cam make $a day. Apply After 9 4. M. to Martin & Runyon, No. 299 OY WANTED-NOT OVER 18 YEARS OF AGE; ONE ‘wccuatomed to openia oysters and tending bar, and can nied zt! references; salary liveral. Apply at 71 $d ave., OY WANTED—MUST BE HONEST, INTELLIGENT, decently dressed and of writing a plain legible hand, an American preferred. Advress in applicant's pen- manship, naming salary wanted, Hubbard, Heraid otfice, OY WANTED—ONE WHO WRI’ and has had some experience in ing with bis parents preferred. A. eilice. A FAIR HAND othice ; one re: ress box 153 Hes RUG CLERK WANTED—AT BURNUAM'S DRUG store, eenwich at., corner of Barrow, from 9 to 10 A. M. or 7to9 P. M. OUR BOYS WANTED—AT THE ia coppersmith business. Callearly at oat West at. W ANTED—A LAD, WHO UNDE&STANDS MECHANI- cal drawing sufliciendy te work from sketches and make tracing. Apply at the Continental wor ‘npoint, ANTED—A SALESMAN IN TUE WHOLESALE fancy goods and hosiery business; inst be thoroughly acquajnied with the business and have ' good cash o1 time trade. Applicants must give their Ne names and refe- Fences, Address box 44 Post ollics, N, ¥ ANT! “eee ACTIVE MAN OF coop © ARA aTE! Serial Books, and take chai Apply from 9 io 12 o'clock to p stairs. ___ SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES, WELL EDUCATED GERMAN, THOROUGH. ney the cloth manufacturing business fn of & situation ina wool- Pa cae CF C: “ie and lesman 1B the dry goods — | Can come recommended, wou etd BN Objeot angood treatment und & sleady place, Address, for three dase, o. n Tay Herald office. BETUATION WA) TED—B BY A STEADY, SOBER man, to drive a single team or work in & grocery, enn box 806 ral oft thee. et ILE HOUSE, of references: SITUATION WANTED—IN A MERCA\ for a gente! lad, 16 years of age, the bes given, Address P. J., box 125 Herald ottice. A SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MARRIED in New York city of eixewhere: i¥ a good sale. keep books and work; has Visited all_ parts of the Les as travelling agent, weds stout tgiy ve week. Ad ress for tre scare of n, 261 Pearl st., WANTED, A BiTUATION, BY A had long and ts a ls Int ty and aya 22d at, private stable, OACHMAN’S SITUAT man (English); he ness, has first class city a ‘Addcess B. B., 891 Broadway, first tio RUG CLERK'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG desirous of residing in New York; moderate j references, &c, Address J. B., 48 FURNISHING GOODS,—A BALESMAN. 28 ENTS’ ‘years of age, having five years business, desires a situation at’ a 10 reliable ‘references, Address E. oilice. ITUATION WANTED—BY A YOU man and clerk in a wholesale bh: experience; speaks English Geran ‘and French, very good hand and tx quick at figures, Has unexeeption- able reference: 8, Address Salesman, | box 14 Horald ot} box a2 J WANTED-RY A SINGLE MAN (A SCOTCHMAN) situation as a gardener; understands his business; aa no objection to taking care of a horse or cow; can milk, and is willing to make himnself useful about a gentleman's place; good reverence from, his Inst employer. Can be seen for three days at 166 Washington New York, ANTED—A_SITUATIO FOREMAN FARMER and vegetable gardener; thoroughtly understands the paaarmenn gta best city referemces, Addreas J x Herald office, ‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN. 23 YEARS OF AGE, A situation in a wholesale xrocet store; he desires to learn the business mence at a low salary; has been in the retail ness for three years, on his own account, Addr Herald oflice. “LL FAMILIES AND GOOD SERVANTS WILL FIND the largest old established office corner of th st, and 6th av.—tor German, Trish, English, American and Protes- ¢ woe ia—to suit all, by Mrs. Floyd. WET NURSE WANTED—MUST BE HEALTHY and have agood breast of milk. Apply at 31 South 9th étWilliamaburg, to Sally Wall. PHER'S AGENCY, 10 TILLARY STREET, ‘@ Protestant girl for ‘Also fifty dirst class Abundance of places. T CHRIS Brooklyn. wanted immediatel housework, two in famil; magna Catholic servants: wages $7 ‘an in first class families every da aay URSE WANTED—A YOUNG. TIDY GIRL, TO TAKE care of two litle girls; must be 8 geod sewer, obi aad have the very eat city’ reterences. Apply, trv 11 to o'clock at No. 5 th a, 1 rst ho ‘rom Sth av. |. WANTED—A WOMAN TO COOK, WASH AND IRON, 4 do general housework in a.amall family. Ap) py al #7 South $4 st, Williamsburg. A colored woman prefo WANtene PROTESTANT, AS LADY'S MAID AND qicamstress; oue who understands hairdressing, and 'd'can bring the best of references, may ap- for three days, from 9 to 11 A. M. and from re ‘at cae Bak ANTED—AS COOK AND LAUNDRESS, AN ENG- German oF Seoich woman. Apply immediately ar Nassau st., Brooklyn, Wats D—MILLINERS TO WORK AT MAKING PALM- leaf hoods, “Apply at 15 Spruce at.,,fourth tloor, “ANTED—A GIRL, TO GO A SHORT DISTANCE IN the country, to do general housework in a small fam: Jy;,ahe must be either German, Sooteh or English. APD rs ‘Wext Houston atreet, New York, "ANTBD—A PROTESTANT WOMAN AS CHAMBER- maid and scamstress. A) ly with references, be- tween 10 und 12 o'clock, at 25 Washington square, WA xtED—two ‘PROTESTANT GIRLS; ONE FOR general housework, ‘400d pl and frlt rate washes sna ironer: the other todd ¢ work and sew, and attend to children. Both must bi clty reterence. Apply at 122 President st., Brooklyn. Ww NURSE WANTED—FOR A CHILD FOUR months old, elther out or at home, Apply for four days to Mrs, Harvey, fancy store, corner of Clanson ay. and Van Buren «t.. Brooklyn. WARTEDIIN A SMALL FAMILY, TWO NEAT, IN: teliigent gle one as chambermald and waitress, who gan sew neatly; the other to take of two children, Fenrend tas pease of age, una sew. heey for two days £:'108 Henry aitect, near Aimntic, Brooklya. SPECIAL NOTICES. — yt Bi A’ SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BARRY B. SOCIETY eting reom, om Friday making final ar- ‘on the even- of the 30th inat..at the Chy Assembly B bers are requested to attend. Ry order joum MCMAHON, President. Jauns Hrtanp, Secretai NHARITY BAZAAR—FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE J Home for the Friendiens, December 8 to 1 Home Chapel, 29 Bast Twenty-ninth street, A.M. to WW POM. NYERNAVIONAL RELIEF CONMITTER, TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE. AN APPEAL FOR Tk KING OPERATIVES OF GRE @ has failen heavi- nuonnced to Ut iugand @ year of The blow siruck at ou on the operaliven of K in Bugland eve is ly ity. ‘Tie agany of Lancash! every day becoming more ended the auiferings of the national trial that we by When the Krtab fasnts I vrtation ties for her words, r Again we are called upon, da the amore f to whom to meet in the atitutional freee. un and, despite the with tect'the liber "" o Lors of U wed thay to othy ‘is moment of the vespo uniie-nee of the Ruer of ad burdens to lead us to that Lelong to our nded Ov + hie bations of bulithes 1 Nasions, for,et oF to wnuervalue (i Our agrcultusal cintethy operatives o. Latta edtton, hay Let that Weop can Deval nympathy prompily t Let us show our gratitude ¥ 8, hizing the chalus of Christian brotherhood, and basten Felieve the Want whose sharp cry coues to 11s across the ocean, ‘Tue Homestead act of Congress, which gives to in our Western Lerritor one hundred aud every foreigner a w winter of suilering de of the ancient Fe 18 reason to believe Irv Lhout regard to his nationality, of the pubhe land, offers, to but a tiveatentng ‘one and a home; nds instant alone in New York, but throug! people need no urging 10 activity in this cause, but rather Walt With Linpaticnee the necessary organizatiqn for the con- venient transnission of their giiua To thisend the undersigned, who have been appointed by the citizens of New York to’ act in concert with similar bodies, urgently mend the citizens of every cl, town and village throughout the Union to call public meetings and Appoint committees to collect und remit money, and 1000 Lo committees on the seaboard; and they respectfully ask tho clergy 01 all denominations at once to bring, the subject bos forw thelr congregations, and to take up co collection tall according to their ability may unitein this national ‘aud truly Christian work. They contidently believe that the railroad companies and the owners of vessels on the iakes, whose prosperity has been of late largely augmented by the increase of our agri- cultural products, will cheerfully furnish gratuitous trans. portation for all donations of food, and that our enterprising ghivowners will exiibit he Wks “Hberaltiy in turniehiog freien EB They anticipate ready assistance the , but they rely especially upon our food producing & prompt and generous contributions from the grain accumulated on their hi The undersigned have already rece! aswill appear by the report of their Treasurer, Iarge donations, which the} hail as an earnest of tose t0 come, and they’ repeat wit leasure the announcement that, ‘4 the liberality of Messrs, Rene ea. Griswold, anew ship of eighteen hundred tous burden has been placed at their disposal. They propose to transmit the provisions they shall Tecelve, ‘and those which they may purchase as rapidly and economically a8 possible commencing the work) without delay, and making suc rangeméats with persons of probity in Great Britain asa! Tinie thelr immediate nod juiiclo.s diateibation ‘Communteations on the business of the commitice may be rddressed (o SOHN OC. GREEN, Chairman, 71 South street. JOHN TAYLOR JOH JOHNSTON: 09 Wall at. Treas Oro ae paspet it atrcet EORGE GRISWO! La CHARLES Ii, MARSHALL, SQBurling slip. Saas THLE stow 8 Wallste ES" 5 ‘all «t Jou % N, 71 South Ot EVOLENT SOCIETY OF NEW YORI "Fhe rrenoere of this Society are invited to attend tJ ing, which will take ave on Savurday west, 13° Eas oteon KP. Mat the hotel of Mr. ©. Deimonico, corner of Broadway and C! jamnbers atreet, A Social Subecrlp r will fellow at the same place, commencing at 6 ton Hiner members who wish to subscribe to it will “ase to-do s0, a8 the President, Mr. M. J. ‘Pailiar, 21Maiden fie, or Mr. Delmonico, in Beaver street or rey By order of the commistoe, JULES: LosiMt N Dee, 10, 1862, Secretary aud T Treasur F HE FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE UNION HOME ‘School for Soldiers’ Children is now open at the Home, No. 20 Bast Forty-second street, afternoon and evening. Donations thankfully received. HE JOURNEYMEN SPARMAKERS' SOCIETY WILL ee their regular meeting on Lhe | evening, 12th finat., at 736 o'clock, Business of impgrtane M. GARY. ey, President. M. Baus, Secretary. 0 ANTED—A }G08D Nags! MUST BE pede RATE washer er, One bringing good ferences may apply at 74 Went 4ath ot. wwii "ANTED—AS QOOK AND tg m3 A 5 yd Protestant woman, Mm & private competent, with good references, can apply at iy at £29 Oxtord a, near Fulton av.. Brooklyn. WAsten, IMMEDIATELY, A WET NURSE WITH A full beeast of milk, to nurse an infant three months old, Apply this day, ed ten o'clock, at 111 West 47th at., between 6th and 7th ANTED—A GOOD, STEADY GIBL, TO DO GENE- ral housework; must be # washer and jroner; gaa required. Inquire at 87 South 24 st., Willams burg. WANTEDA SMART GIRL, FOR THE GENERA housework of « (ga 2 tegen must be a good baker peak some English. Apply with ood reference at 261 bh street, between Mth and 10th ave, ‘ANTED—A at ge lng a GENTLEMAN would like a housekeeper. A young widow or a young lady of re(inement, who can make bome happy, may R,. Broadway Fost office JANTED—A Hi EVER, TO Tak charge of a get) ai» house, romding a 4 of the city. A young, prepossessing’ lady of edur Feumment, understanding music, will bear of « good home , Herald office, stating where au inter. ws A GOOD, SMART, ACTIVE GIRL, TO DO General housework in'e small facally: must be & goed in cook and excellent washer and irouer. Apply at 170 ANTED-A GIRL, 12 TO 17, AS AN ASSISTANT nurse; French or Swiss preferred; also # chamber- maid, waitress, uurse and seamstress. Apply at No. 7 1th st. between Broadway and University pl from 904 o'cleck. ANTED—TWO SMART GIRLS TO TEND BAR. AP- ply at 10) Prince ANTED—A THOROUGHLY | © ENT MAN, understands ihe foreigh and domestie trutt bu iy, in n Broadway He! atating Te noe, &e ANTED—A SMART, ACTIVE AND INTELLIGENT aie, 007 SvOut dS roars of age. Loquire at 40 Dey at., in the re. IVE YOUNG MAN, FROM 15 TO 18 ANTED DRUG CLERKS: NONE BUT COMPETENT reons need apply. Call at 151 Grand st., Williams. ANTED—IN AN OFFICE, AN ACTIVE, INTELLI Binge gat years of Sas, wee with references, in iwirit. office. Salary $100 for the re Superfing State and, Western, $8 08 $ 00 | plover’, 202 22d st,, near 9th av. 3 BR | Sener eaten Wei BH 2 BB | ys 008, mm so, anmen TR ama nS | Wr ate » s24 0 58 TOK Seether mixed (0 good superfin 18 8 is <oalast ue, where abe can be eee the Ug at her present place, ree tna aise Good to choice family a0. © 91008 8 COOK. —A SITUATION, WANTED BY ONE WHO LY Cunteal 10874 104 Rye hour. ag prusdywise: 10290 © 436. | issdrolcime bakers ‘west of chy feference. Can be sect | yurg. Brandywine, per puncbeom..19 75 92000 | for two daynat $7 West Lith st, Buckwheat four, per 100 Ibs...... a0 30 AX, AMERICAN LADY, AGED 29, WISHES TO G0 Wirt ana bonest. bo —Wheat was rather heavy for all other than prime lots; ‘abroad, or ‘remain in the city. Partics of refine- | writes a good band. prices were a shade better than at the second on = a — i. pap saat ate oane 03163 fon may rete ie “ig Witmer, fatten, ptt Spoliceat, box . ‘ . 80 much of the public thoughts have been en- | $1 a gop ee ys JA RESRECTABLE GIRL WANTS 4 SITUATION 48 d by the war that few persons have had their reached bushels mixed Western at | fa, ;hambermeld, A0d weisrefercnce, ‘Cau be seen Vil ironiny suited at 202 Wer eeratin oceneat the sth ar. vopue woman ere A SITU- ing, washing and ascent Good oe bene td “i sulted ‘at ie av., pear tion drawn to the very important fact that dure. In ordinary times this vital occurrence, as it does the prosperity of some of the the important sections of the country and the | only cat Tonge (i day. The award was for oo WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION as of some of our leading lines of railway, Be A eae ae greca packed, in ror ee os 73, and food bakes of rena and ‘pany eas thet best of d have been thoroughly discussed in the press. 1 bags do. roasted and ground, packed in ‘at referenes., Call for Wwe days be il 7th ave., between Ii SITUATION WANTED—BY A_ RESPECTABLE young gif a NE pm family, to do plata coo! t the wat has overslaughed all minor topics, Tt | $98.70. wasrather inactive at 6fo. « 6756. for middling, . king, wash- city reference. Can be seen for nevertheless very essential to bear in mind that —There moderate receipts of wheat at Chicago, up to 1st Decem- echtuing cs Liverpool. 1/800 bbls. four at is. | twodays at lus West inst., were only 4,964,608 bushels, Against | 10}¢4. a bs, 4144., and 25 Legg Hime RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES & SITUA. 695,931 to same date last year, and 8,142,688 to | 7 Fen ee eet ty | A. tio ae wetnuree. Oa at ble at, Brooklyn. seed at 258. ‘Bo Glasgow 2,500 bushels See een ee ee 3,600,000 bushels still remain on farms and Tags, aL}. An American ship took 0,000 | JA. "S'tuyign ax houensoper oF co ink. “Apply tor three ‘to Belfast, Ireland, at 9d. Gays at 122 West 26th st., top wtneas rooae . il come forward before lst September next, | Hav.—The demand for North river was good at 700. a “A RESPECTABLE OtnL WisukS 4 SITUATION Ag ; ling the whole crop to about 8,500,000 bushels, | @o. eee be TICE I: A cookin call family; wil anit in tho washingand yainst 16,864,984 bushels Inst year, and | furan were heaty at $1 06 for Bas Bat ate where She bas lived two years, ‘Can ‘ive ibe beet of 231,548 bushels the year before. The Morse —Tere were sales made of 200 bbis. New | reference. Orleans . be failure has not been uniform at the West, h SLUATION retin oak A PROTESTANT WO- vb di » ind biscuit sui babes has eaclient rt rence even in Illinois. The extreme northern coun- mae ‘of some 15,000 sides at fair prices, all things con- and a M breed and bt ‘reference, of that State, most of Wiscongin and Minneso- | *'4ere4. D ‘O1Ls wore hae ly ae it were pee nes ene ay A RESFRGTARLE PRO: have enjoyed a fair average crop. But ‘in the ie 131068. —I Ivaneed to $14 for ane gut A eee ng woman, Todo urner houses FRO ® pay at Ware 4 ce Ltd round BAR ty acre In cannot give the most shliataniory roference, 3} Fulton #t., Brodkly. —— Fegan Oy YOUNG MAN WHO ISA ae PEN. man and Knowledge'of book kee} be able to de up by Suloeae nen preferred, Mus come well recvamiended ‘Address ae. quae ron. AN OCEAN STEAMER; Uberal; two con ek, three iets, 0 “drivers, sin, inen’ for 2 “wo Prakemen, one Nitaekeeper for a saw inill. Apply oT Ghatuamn equate. Waite... MAN TO WORK ms eRy on one who understands ha business periectly and reference from his lust piace. Apply to Phillips. No oH Mercer at. nk ‘ Wtiatae yan ed act. As! PORTER, ONE at 6 re himselt general! one sequainved vith the tebe aud Rone biit a good strong man need appry. business preterre Address box 5, We GOOD WAITERS TO ATTEND IN fn eating evigs. Apply this (Friday) mouning at tue Franklin House, 17 Fulton st., Brooklyn. J. 8. MORUAN, uthern counties of Iinois the crop has falle® jow an average, and in the centre of the State it been alméat @ total failure, That railway traffic between the seaboard and the West should qaasis 20 9 $14 for bs a mee ve continued active under these circumstances | at 70. Pe Butter was, inqu 1 16 tar pet ane, with sales of 2 fo i government contract ‘was awarded at $1: 88 « $15 25 for , in fron Carey Lg woes ean tinued in good de- at ize 13 25 for plain, | 900. bbla, and tierce o and 875 bexes bacon ined for at lors ate, for SPECTABLE MA Red a bate Bina chambermald a1 aitress, 0 ren; ian neat sewer; a 8 wot 80 tauich an object a ies table home, Call ‘eat 40th at., between Broad- “4 YOUNG WIDOW LADY IS DESIROUS OF GOING (6c. @ 260. for We Cheese was quoted at lmay seem singular. But ft must be borne in mind we. 8 18 ‘with a moderate inquiry. A No “Calitornia, would yf that the closing of the Mississippi river has thrown ie wit, fal oud way the Sy beavy in price, with a a, pnts demand. igovermment contract for 600,000" Ibs. Rangoon was aqaratd The a wT hote: were sore 600 hhds. soki at 8ig0. a rome for Now Orleans, and in part 90. for Cuba, Market Particutare address HM Me, station A, Spring ot, RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A. SITUATION TO use wi « «mall ‘do general be family, ie ‘unchanged. washer and ironer, usdersivede Frese utlog wun was heavy at 100, 4 10%0., with salesof refereae, A ernst wae quiet at 383¢0. 8 390., with sales of 500 dnd tos ‘no objection to travel. Best of I ener enineeentserenaentenere eect bole. A SITUATION WANTEDBY A RESPEOTABLE GtRt, | __ wo a7 the whole export trade of the West upon the north- ern lines of railway. Over 1,600 steamers, besid other craft, have been deprived of employment by ithe blockade of tho river. In January or Febru- lary noxt the river will probably be reepened to trade, and there is reason to fear that our North- ‘ern and Western roads will then begin fo feel the @ffects of the short wheat crop. Merchants doing By Messrs, Muller, Wilkins & Co. “gl with the West should bear these facts in | House and Lot n, s. 110th atreot, 380 feot enat of 4. . pats ‘at 33 Gansevoort at., between Grea —a objection: 8 Of Real Estat housework; bas no H ang cory ‘Good reference’can be given. Call ITUATION wantep~ st i RESPECTABLE “aa co‘givenr Gail Ge iwé gage et 188 Raat lith'ek, $a ‘Third avenue; house 20x96; lot’ 20100. 10. . aus i House and Lot, 8 8, 119th street, 200 feet w _ Seopnd avenue: house 2090; Veh 20n100.Insnssys _new 3.760 The Brooklyn Fire Jngurance Company bas de- ' , ‘ANTED—A CLERK IN AN IMPORTING HOS! also @ stow: barkeeper for » hotel. Apply 131 Fulton at, Mi istry ollee. “Situatior procured. No ornmtnon in advance, Kelerence Wo tirst Clase houses. Bstabi has an extensive, acquaimta Address, with reference an office, for toe hens XQUISITE.—THE KISSES OF SECUNDUS AND BO! EX*krons, with Bpithalmium in full, and tine steel ree, carefully sealed from im. pa Puvitaner, 90 ad Covered wagons for re- oouniry, ANTED—A SMART, TIDY GI Funeral bousework of private faanl st., from 10 to 12 o'clock. TO DO THE . Apply at 274 ‘ANTED—A NEAT, TIDY PROTESTANT YOUNG ‘woman to act as nurse in a smali privace family, Best of, giz zeterence required. Call between Sand ¢ 0 182 MeDougal at., one door below Amity. WINES AND LIQUORS. “REDS & GRAY SUCCESSORS OF W. C. RUDMAN.— Celebrated 6 it sale, io barrels, half OWELi, agent, at No, 17 Mss FOX & SPENCER, RAVING JUST OPENED their new sample room, 612 Brosdway, next dour to In ll be eaaided to supply tet friende and ect assortment of Win re, Sarat draw OX & A. Bh, SPENCER, ‘o0u's Minsire EAST INDIA PALE XXX PALE ALES, BURTON ALES, PORTER, . EXTRa STOUT, PAMILY AND ‘si si oR EXPORTANON. va ALSO, TONIC BITTER ALE, and a very choice lot of STOCK ALE. Brewery, Righteenth street, between Seventh and Eighth “T'Mebi DONALD surtH. DANCING ACADEMIES. RIVATE LESSONS FOR LADIES AT THEIR RESI- nee.—Hx fashionable Dances taught in lessons. edneniny and Saturday a. new class fee adults and chit: ‘Academy 85 Seventh avenue, near Thirteenth street- DUMAR, Baile Maser XX AMBER AND RESTAURANT! W BTNEY HOUSE RESTAURANT, J BROADWAY AD ‘Twelfth street, formerly occu son, is now open bunch, warm, a Mein to order'et all hours.’ "All the A young man wanted. QoorEes “WANTED—BY A. T. BRIGOS. IIGHEST Prices pald on round and fat hoop flour barrels, standy bing for winter. Inquire of W. H. Thrall, 4 Ratgers AW MAKER'S.—WANTED, TWO GOOD STEADY Siro workmen atthe Auvil, Address box 1,970 Post oflce, I nents nceerremeniaeeatammnnanat 10 SEW EELEES ¢ OR SILVERSMITHS.—WANTED, AN Ye bg, 0 good wortkman, Address gran ‘omiee, ow Acwark, 10. PIANO KERS.=WANTED, A FLY FINISHER; workfnan can bave plenty and p ply. i ‘West 28th at., between 9th and I oth ate WATCHMAKERS.—WANTED, A GOOD WORK. ‘man, Apply to J, Gowans, 179 Water st, ANTED—A SITUATION AS BREWER, BY A MAN Albany. of considerable Preetical ex furnished, Address A. A Wate st FIRST RATE WATCHMAKER, IN quire at ©, Rubens. & Co.'s, 16 Maiden lane, up referenve ee tet eae A goon oe coach “BLAG K. ah, gn heavy work, Apply 0 ©. Parker & Co., 65 Kast 26h 6 rs MISCELLANEOUS. (\ARROTS FO! R SALE THREE DAYS LONGER AT Qabnithead, pi pier No. 33. North river, and at toot of ‘street, Brovilyn. NDIA RUBBER GLOVES CURE CHAFPED, HANDS .,and render them soft, smooth and snow vious to bot or cold water, and are an 6: i all Kinds of housework: For sale by tbe aay R'S I. R. GLOVE MANUF'G €O., wep Mdeaizrein’ ail Minds of rubber. goods, whole- ale and retail, AWYER.—I TAKE CHARGE OF paw BUSINESS, ag id Pinay cy Eger bes: wen in ‘Rew for hones 0. smn York. OWES, Lawyer, 76 Nassau street, ollice No. ADAME, BERHARD, CHIROPODIST, 702 BROAD- way, informs her patrone andall persons sullering from Corns, Buntons, Inve ating gives no pain whatever. some of the moat eminemt medical mr tof this city. hours from 8 to 10 A. M. and I to 6 P. M. COMPANY, MAéuarran PLATE 4) JOHN STREET. FINE PLATED WARE: lated on on German, Bilver 8 URNS CAKE BAS- at Te ENTHE DISHES. "DISHES, Mipfeserve and Fruit Sais Spoona, Forks, &c. Plated on Whige, Meta} ¥ ware’ in reat variety. earl a Cutlery, &c. TT ae YOUNG, treet. ara Tt TO Notre TO PARTIES WANTING TO ¢ have Propellers or Steam bouts bull o Make contracts with parties, wanting ve ficrerence to those, Invaly built by the subscriber—Uaited States gunboat i ale, ateamboat Orrali and propeller Lackawauni is latter may be een at Ron ‘Raxvovr, Dee, 1, 1 MORGAN EVERSON, SKATES.—10,000 PAIRS AT Li SAT LESS price than any other store. E. D. BASSFORD, Cooper Institute, TEAM ENGINE AND BOILER WANTED.—ANY son Ct uy rae power, in good order, Sie tevndy adidrens JJ. Ie bor 1.810 Peat ‘flee, giving & sion, price and wi re to be seen. TT Nnwararens ot LETS of every kind. OLD BLANK B ANK that are written full, and all kinds of W bankers, Insurance companies, brokers, patent medicine ating olices, Woowoinders, publle and private libra fies, eee steamboats, railroad companies, boarding seu to aay an sf bia ty Bay Hobeken or — or 2s Ann street. HOTEL AND BOARDING 3. —AN ae KEEPERS.—AN Isterer offers his ET * Sarge reurhuister ee Sera nee, Curtding and Gnedea, ard rae SOU RL, EADACHE 18 ALL GONE IN Wize than ot time: tnt tala you, Marry, that it TAS Fyre fo oataor itr, bt ‘iow te oy ithout it. ‘rami th sf mak iatng Ry on inte iiiau a novhing aoe ‘the head, petning applied to cure ai “ieiwa pole fore, cart toy epee * spew lays. pe minuien crea G Sent Seat by mal for fer 2 cents. R. L. WO! 170 Chatham fork. W*iitere to HORIZONTAL BLOCK aaims, TO te OT RUCK WILL & UO. 47 Ferry street. ENTS A Co RAID casa F RB OLD eos 600 13 cents a 7 aie 4-4 4 Gonece TA aM OW “DELIVERING A SUPERIOR ited Ada "Goat er Grey for $7 7d per ten. ao us “10, WOODWARD, ‘mee BT Went Dapp ee ours or | OF ENAMELLED | FURNITURE IN alt color mavefacture, also solid chest- put Cham! "plain and ornamental, at it. F. FAR- RINGTON ‘anal street, opposite Wooster, Bata AN BiEG NT ASSORTMEN MENT F HOUSEHOLD FUR i L tleman leay' | rosewood Pianotorte,rovewsod Dining Room Furniture, ve TY peokcare, marvie top. Fal colgnures, Sideboards Bxtenaon Tables, Mirrors, Bronzes, ui Will be sold leas than Gey rt Weat Twenty-third street, neat ‘Sint WANTED.—I wane 39! OO FORuTeRE lot eshabinn toe or hota con 0. sul Furniture, Gremalog fp Rousekeo cei . barwy Pessing T. Mathews, Oot Broadway. s a AURNITURE, CARPETS, BOOKS, PAMPHLETS AND Pee vearies Vought for veady money, at 123 Sixth avenue, derwern Ninth and Tenth streets. For anle, & wet of Valen: tine's Manuel, Also, a large stock of Books. Y \r younisyne hid A PARhOn AND = 3 rooms will id, at a grees a no oes nan One elegant Parlor outs, 4 contre’ 4 of one medaliton ‘ey fa, ome be tng ty id four medallion be for wa even “One do., be Hes "asians Alno, i