The New York Herald Newspaper, November 12, 1865, Page 3

’ NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1865. i $EM Me organtationst perfected and the | tended, of War should require to be £0 Piste of the country shall w mat Lhesmaliaia thal be Sor of the Histo poner Recsme yf A Foe Mev cnetst Our War Minister bet prea |pay tesco feems to be theonly man in the country who can afford General M. C. Butler offered the following, which was adopted :— Resolved, That the Committee on the Military inquire and Report as io the expedieney of some scheme for the organ! of such white persons, between the uges of eighiaen and fty, as live in the seaboard Siatrlats, to protect that n of the State until the terms of the above report can to keep a private vattery on bis premises. Dr. Garri Lecture Before the Pupils of the New York Ophthalmle Hospital. ‘The second lecture of a series now being delivered be- Qprried into effect. fore the students of the New York Ophthalmic Hospital Biv ‘Tew, of Berkley, offered the following, which was | was given on Friday night by Dr. Garnish at 387 Fourth sie avenue, in presence of a number of students,’ to- Resolved, That hie Bacellency the Provistonal Gow cep ane be requested to copy of the proposed te 0 7 | gether with many influential and leading physicians of awe sent to the Governors of the several State which | the city, among whom were Professor Carnochan and the institution of elavery formerly exietd and s.quest from 4 y m copies of all contemplated changes in the laws 1 Dr. Edward C. Connery. to colored persons. Mr. Dauking gave notice that two of the bill prepared by the Committee on th ‘ary from the negro code submitted by the commission were ready, and as 00D aS eopied would be presented to the House. On motion, the House thereupon took a recess. The bills reported by the committee are in most re- en and substance the same as the code reported by ‘The lecture was highly interesting and instructive, giving, as it did, many interesting particulars in refe- rence to the rise amt progress of these admirable and benevolent institations, He impressed upon the stu- dents the gravity and importance of the profession they had embraced, especially the ophthalmic branch of commusmion. it. After having referred to the mechanism of the eye, its delicate and complete structure, NEWS } FROM MONTANA. he proceeded to give a succinct retrospective view of the origin of ophthalmic —_ survery. It was, he remarked, a peculiar fact that Austria—impe- rial none ad led tie way in this branch of medical science, as in that country the first interest was taken in the study, In ($04 the first: London Fe Hospital was instituted, and’1820 was memorable as being the year in which the first New York Eye Hospital came into exist- ence. Sinee the opening of that institution twenty basa patients had been relieved under its charitable spices, 4 number unprecedented in the history of any a h society in the world, He referred also to Dr. Smith, who was the first in this city to establish a regular course of ophthalmic lectures, These lectures had been eminently successful, the present season being the four- teenth annual course of instruction at this institution. Over six hundred students of medicine have already availed themselves of the school since its organization, and received the diploma awarded by the institution. Proceeding, he said that with the powerful aid of the members present the New York Ophthalmic Society could be made the first in the world, and was General T. visional Governor of the Territory—His Reception by the Fentans—Develop- ment of the Resources of the Terri- tory, &e. Nows from Montana Territory of an interesting charac» ter has been received. The necessity of opening up tele- graphic communication with the United States, by means of Salt Lake City, was being strongly urged on capitalists. PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR. Governor Edgerton had issued the following procla- mation, appointing General Thomas Francis Meagher Governor pro tem.:— EXxscorive Orricr, Bannack Crry, Sept. 65. what he woald ask them to endeavor to do, eWihenianek this day leave this territory, intending to] that they then might relieve from suffering be absent therefrom for afew months; and whereas, it | the multitudes of our fellow creatures who are asking to is provided in the organic act of the ‘Territory that, in ease of the absence of the Governor, the executive power hail devolve upon the Secretary; Now, therefore, I do proclaim that from and after this Gate the Hon. Thomas Francis Meagher will become the Acting Governor of this Territory, clothed with the same rers and his acts entitled to the same consideration as of the Governor in fact. SIDNEY EDGERTON, Governor of Montana. THE NEW PROVISIONAL GOVERNOR. the Montana Post, Sept. 30.) General her has arrived among us, and we doubt mot that the public reception of this evening will be an phd of the t high appreciation in which he is held asa soldier, asa citizen, andasaman. Our new Secretary is no partisan. His banner is the Stars and Stripes, under which he has fought for the country, and this he regards ‘as the flag of a nation, and not of a party. It is his in- teation to call together the Logis'ature at the earliest possible moment. He has telecraphed to the Comptroller @f the Treasury a request that the appropriation for this Territury may be passed to his credit, so that the necessary funds for the working’ of the legislative, judicial and administrative departments may be forthcoming. When the answer to this commu- nication is received the Legislature will at once be sum- moned to meet. Not as a politician, but as an American eitizen, General Meagher enters this Territory, inspired ‘with the firm determination to do Justice to ali men. At Bannack, on Saturday pig last, the anvils bellowed a noisy welcome that reverbsrated among the hills as far as Rattlesnake. A meeting of the citizens was held, at be relieved from disease. At present the society was laboring under great disadvantages, but with the help of Providence all would be overcome, Who can imagine the feelings of a man excluded from participating in the enjoyments of life, caused through some disease, when the ophthalmic surgeon oan at once set his captive spirit free and give him strength and health, The American surgeons are no laggers in the cause of humanity. Co- laborers in Europe had been steadily increasing the pyra- mid of the science of surgery now accumulated, and in this country wo, who are the leadermof liberty and of State Tights, can show tothe world that, as she is ever fore- most in civilization and the arts and sciences, so she is in surgery and medicine. Some say that the ancients were better surgeons than we of the present day are, and point to Diogenes and others as examples; but have we not a Lawrence, a Mackenzie a Mi iddiemore and many others to whom we are proud to point as exam- ples? What an imposing example, with these lights to guide you in the ih of excellence! Hasten, then, to seize the desired offer, and so better yourselves as to be able to administer to ‘the wants and alleviate the suffer- ings of your fellow men, In conclusion, he said that he ‘was under an obligation to impart in future lectures how to diognosticate the varied knowledge in surgery and in medicine which will prove a faithful restorer in the hour of danger. He had shown whet surgery had done and what it may do, and asked the students that each setting gun should bear fidelity to their studies, Maximilian’s Decree. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Which speeches were delivered by the General Gover- erton,, Messrs. Hopkins, McDonald and | The proclamation and decree of the so-called Emperor Fri | iller, In the course ‘of his remarks } Maximilian, published at Mexico on the 2d and 3d days Meagher said that, in this Territory, men seneeanent and even of extreme opinions met to- gether; some had fouzht on one side and some on the other during the late war; while others, not engaged in sotual conitieg; teed espoused the cause of the North or of the South with great ardor. Now, however, the strifo was terminated, and when such gallant soldiers as Gene- rals Robert Lee, Joe Johnston, and even Wade Hamp- ton, had cheorfully submitted to the decision of the sword, it surely became those who had only listened to the sound of fhe pirate om pclenne to accept a solu- ques rsed by men who had perilled a cans ished. , thelr lives for the’ maintenance of the cause which they | (A0shtr; thousands of Mexicans have perished in bat. now as untenable, and return te their old alle- tle, others by mil.tary executions, or bythe cold blooded 5 legalized murder resulting from their summary oourt @ENERAL MEAG: an 's RECEPTION BY os PENIANS. | martials, All this, and worse, has been inflicted on our m jontana Post, Oct. % compatriots; but the go-called Emperor has never yet On Saturday « evening the Fenian ‘Brotherbood of Vir- | had the audacity to publish, in the face of the world, = and Nevada, animated with a desire todo honor to | decree cnaoriniog! Mexican’ citizens to death, solely a distinguished Onneren, the newly appointed | cause they have committed the crime of being Mexicans. , organized @ torchlight procession, and gave | What lent is there in history of any tyrant’s pro- a hearty and enthusiastic reception at the Planters’ | mulgating a law by which a son is accounted worthy of. where he had taken up his quarters. erishin, defer At seven o'clock the procession, numbering one hun- irr | RRR — niet bie of this month, cannot but fill with indignation, not only all loyal Mexican citizens, but every man endowed with an ordinary share of rectitude and justice regardless of nationality, Since the French army first set foot on Mexican soil, carrying. there the iniquitous warfare which for four years past has desolated and devastated our country, its progress has been marked by ruthless @red and twenty men, moved trom Nevada City, pre- Maximilian designates and includes as bandits in his eeded by field en command of James McElroy, | decree those note. patriots wie, rather than debase pryn and J. H. M Deputy Centre. The proces- | themselves by submitting to the yoke he would fain im- ba i rade ero iy 7o mal orean oi | pom Pere cites stedteat teincaar rutin on them: ‘198 and 8; “Robert Emmett Circle F. eee cane eine moe onl “ fo! mana y, M. T. ;”” ‘tA Soldier's Life is the Life In "fortune’ and and in fame we're bound by f links than steel, but neither can be safe or sound but in the other’s weal;” “May Ireland soon be abode of universal freedom, as it is the birthplace of These same patriots are outlawed, and condemned to be shot within, twenty-four apn mero they will not aid the ‘Em, "” tO pa debts; be- cause, lacking food and clothing, struggling ‘desperately, @nd consequently having neither the means mor time to organize a regular and united army, reassemble a iy ea ;” “Bull Run, Fredericksburg, Gettysburg and | handful of men calling themselves guerillas, who Chancellorsvilie.”” Two large American > the | brave death and suffer all things in defence their roces- | country. green flag of ‘Old Ireland’’ were carried in @ion. The Virgin Circle numbered thirty-two men, , " aa wae the Virginia Circle BBY ‘Aevording to Maximilian’s decree the “bandit” is not sufficiently punished by ignominious death; his crime is ‘On the three race wore ‘‘'98 and °48” in large figures. | not properly expiated. In accordance with the doctrines On — jstafT the Deputy State Centre calied | of humanity and siviliaation imported by the Emperor for 1 General, which proposition was | and promulgated by his decree, whosoever affords shel- to with vociferous enthusiasm, eral Meagher replied with much patriotism and ‘warmth of feeling, and his remarks were received with enthusiastic demonstrations of applause. OTe cin THE bi eosach of A Every day is deve! ‘more and more the magnit of the Tesonroes of the ‘Territory. ia Million after million of gold, % is stated, have left the ter, aid or comfort to the outlaw is subject to severe pun- ishment, while the family of the so-called criminal is condemned to the tender mercies of the court martial. In the last clause of his decree Maximilian cffers par- don and amnesty to all who consent to lay down arms and recognize his authority—namely: he grants them their lives on eee cag they de- grade themselves by treason and HL Ferntory by of the e river And by the overland route, Laws such as thos » decreed v4 rnailan (backed by She's ih hay been sent and carried by trade the same bayonets that opened his pathway to the im matners and FOE, | ee cre Testing with ne blood et the toncomma tx. stilling terror as the most efficacious means of sustaining his tottering authority, will never succeed, save in multi- plyia the number of his victims and him for- the sicht of the world and fare "Napoleon TIL. must be proud of his worthy 3 content with the share of glory acquired byt army hr my oo of Maximilian’s actions and the execution What would have been the fate of the Mexican empire without the support of France? And even with it, ‘would have been its fate if a small Cratgermebyg ose of the United expendi mnerpetgeeniensin, hndbrs fatigues of awar which resulted in the estabhshment of ono of the most Seesmaea aitod Our Callao Correspondence. arms”’ on Caso, Oct 21, 1808. | Sedan ie, arr and independ. nt? Mrvements of Oe Spandh § of Base of | “PPT IN TOGNO, ‘of the Mexican army. Me Rebel Army in Peru— Work of the Government Poross—Te Political Status of the Cowntry—Proepects An Old Time Mansion. b ets ae F ihe estou Journal, Nov, €) Fhe sailing of four ships of the Spanish squadron in Toe death of the venerable, Nadaive Busia) which oe- (he-carly part of September for Chile, to annul the trea- | curred carly in October at old mansion in Eustic tice entered into dy the Spanish Minister and the | SWE; ch, thtaucences of eye olden tae.” OF the hun: Ohilean government, with fresh reclamations by the dreds who drive over thet, thoroughfare, sad mayhap Spanish Admiral, ending in the refusal of tho Chilean | observe quite a stately old pile the trees ae te the propositions offered, « | Stty Toa” few know mach of Tis history. a @eclaration of war, and consequent blockade of the it was built by the Colonial Governor Shirley about @hilean ports, has produced an almost electrical effect year 174 el dy hp 4 along the coast, more especially with the rovolutionary | dence. It is Arends above the “ ee at party in Pera, who are thus deprived of their principal | Boston and the and is something near seventy. gource of previsions and materials of war, and they are ME pk ond Its oak frame was mow making great exertions to march upon Lima. brought from grand reception room, dining The sevclutionary troops have been removed from | Tom Hbrary, hall and etalrease are Aniehed in 8 very Pisco to Tambo-Mora, and the four vessels-of-war in Here his Excellency, tent commission from the ba gave his semi-foyal nee in wig, small cl 5 U4 fou} they will march along shore to Lima, The ships accom- ee er centie oae ngeiny redsoessoe He ied about shor retta, wl Panying them to protect them givo assistance as far a8 | Srtsrigined dariug hia stay Eustis, in iy com. his youth, studjed medicine with Dr. Warren, the patitot general who fell at Bunker Hill, and on the morning of the battle drove that gallant officer with a horse and eld, ‘Com: of the armies of America, made this house his rary abode. Mr. Webster was once on a visit to tho humny, and, remaining over night, was shown to bis chamber by way of the grand stairway':— “What!’” said he, as he mounted the broad steps, gid the old Governor drive up to bed with bis coach end four?” Madame Eustis continued to live upon the estate till her death, refusing with trae “Portsmouth pride” in family and homestead, all propositions to part with it, Besides being the wife of a Governor she was the neice of John Langdon, of New Hampshire, and daughter of the Governor of the same name and State, The Lang. dons were a singularly handsome race of men, and qu:or ortes 0 day told of the prowess of one of them 1 10 blockade therr ports and destroy their commerce | *totes are to this t 7 wea forthe present; ut if one Dail of the letters or among the too wusceptble ladies of his native Ports- marque are accepted that have been issued by the Chilean | ‘The old house is now sadly out of repair, but the am- ernment, a few months 'm rs may make the Puc.tic | pig geome chew avid fous of former cateful culture, bag phan Aaah tae, see Qieakine Bustle hed only a life interest in the estate, and The government party have, in the meantime, been busy throwing up earthworks’ and otherwise fortifying ‘the valley of Lurin, thro: which the enemy must ‘and a few days more may bring news of an engagement, @a both parties are very sanguine of success, In the event of the revolutionary y overturning the ment, they, in their tara, vi | probably cancel the ties entered into between Pezet's government and th jarde, thereby oa f war With causing @ declaration of war with iy the whole Coast in a blaze, Thus the politieat horizon looks rather cloudy, and the pmo squadron whieh arrived on the west coast of Bouth America little more than two years ago, ostensibly @n ascientific expedition, now turns out to be nothing Jess than @ concoction of the basest treachery for the rpose of reconquest—or at least to extort large sums om weak republice which may find it choaper to poy than fight. They certalaly have the means at their dis Tt would veom that the “dogs of war’? have been let : v0 de . Boose upon American soil, and tot boing sated with the | Senor Buwtig, Lowes of Vielaanrms neat car in the Northern States bave moved further south to make more havoc, When will the great Spanish-American family learn to Jay aside their petty jealousies and almost continual civil Heavy Baxk Deratcation.—The Providence Press of the 8d inet. says the Aquidneck Bank, of Newport, R. 1, is a loser to the amount of some forty of fifty thousand and revolutionize the entire country by opening up | doliars through an unfortunate transaction of one of it the juterior with railways and wagon roads, bridges and | officers. In cl Anging from a State to a national bank, it the free navigation of their magnificent rivers; giving | was discov That Rome ten yours ago, a worthless their artention to agricultural, mining apd ail industrial | gheck for ton thousand dollars fad been cashed, and parsulis; substituting the merchant and mechanic for | that the party who presented it, 60 far from fe unding be soldier, the producer for the destroyer, and content- | the money, +o managed as to obtain an additional loan. Ment an. happiness for rapine and misery? This trans ction, on the reeponsibinty of the bank officer alone, placed vim in a position where he must expose the matter to the directors or remain at the mercy of his Scoretary Stanton’s Guard. {From a Washington letter in Cincinnati Commercial.) | business acquaintance, He unwisely decided upon the Tt isasingular fact that Secretary Stanton cannot sy | jatier course, and the loans continued to increase pt Me the belligerent attitude which so well | until they had reached the aggregate of seventy him whife we were at war as to dimiss the milf | thousand dollars, they having been paid by the donk officer in order to keep the matier coneeated. Tho bank, tis eald, will jose about fifty thousand dollars; but thore wit Be no hitderince whatever to its regular basin ra uard from his bait pend residence. Passing by K street, yesterday about noon day, I encoun " rd 8 chap in blue rogimentals and dirty white gloves, Patt ny and down in front of the ‘paiatial man- ve, although the stockholders will, it is supposed, aon ‘of the Secretary of War, and in the alley in tho | love about one half the value of their shares under the rear 0° (he house was piainly andibie {he tramp, tramp, | ol! charter Of anettier full ated yanteof, «ho soon came ine view | | The Providence Jornal of tho 6th, giver farthor par. with bayer thot ping award over hig side | teulars, az follows:—It i proper, Provably, forva to may, fi that while the | in view of the reports pu 1 abrood in regerd to this route r auntie’, and Liew | inetitution, that though the f mot with Leavy: HerAve Geuvia Grud coms wud cogy very RHEE Una | Jowae py which Khe BlOckbol say ‘web anller, bis holders need have no fear. The notes of the bank cir- by our merchants and by other banks as before. Friends abroad who are fortunate enough to have bills of the Aquidveck need not mourn, only for the want of more of them, NUMBER OF WELL RECOMMENDED GERMAN rls want situations to do weneral housework, &e., at ne apd Germa Institutes 17 Stanton st, near ‘the ery. A SITUATION WaNTED—ON THE 15TH OF Pate month, for three competent giria; one lanndress, one.ae ‘plivess ane chambermaid, one a are or ehambermatd. e be er’ No, 54 West Thirty. seventh atreet, phn pits ox RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITU A- tion as wet nurse; has a good breast of milk; lost her own aby lately: good city reference, Call at 66 Bast Baltic st., Brooklyn, between Smith and Hoyt sts. SITUATION WANTED—AS NURSE AND CHAMBER- a oe Can be seen at her present employer's, 15 West YOUNG LADY, WRITING A RAPID AND LEGI- ble hand, wishes to engage as copyist. Address M, G. A H., 144 Bast doth st, for one week, A MIDDLE AGED LADY, OF THE HIGHEST RE: speotability, desires 2 sithation as housekeeper for & Single gentleman’ or in a y; references given and re- Call or address Mrs. Stout, 43 West 23d st, for one fter three P.M. SITUATION WANTED—BY A COMPETENT DRESS- maker; prefers the day. Callon Monday at oing by HS ad'uv., between sOlh aul dist ats LARGE NUMBER OF WELL RECOMMENDED German, English and other girls wish situations in pri- vate families. dnd Hotels, Apply atthe German Employment Bleecker street, HELP WANTED—MALES. ANTED—A MAN WHO ZBORONGHLY UNDER: undertaking business. for one week toJames ieuen 9h av., between soa ‘end Sist sus., be fore 9 A. M. and after 6 P, M. games SITUATION AS BOOKKEEPER OR bY, & married man; best of reference. given: apraks English,’ French, and. Germa no objection to travel, Address E, E,, Herald ollice. ANTED-EIGHT OR TEN CASH BOYS, IMME. pu se Apply at Arnold, Coustable & Co.'s, Canal ANTED—TEN RESPECTABLE M ticle used in every family; $3 to ‘mule; capltal required only three dollars. EDWIN WES 1 te N, TO SELL AN 18 per day can be CO., 32 Platt at, ANTED—IN A WHOLESALE BOOT AND, SOE | ie ja valesman with an established trade. Apply at rt, ED—A GOOD, WHO UNDERs ds dress ina meat market; mityt write a good hi ‘A. Lancashire, Asto- ria, L. T., Monday a ‘WANTED-TWO SALESMEN (ONE GERMAN) FOR ‘Address, with referenc y ANTED—IN A REAL ESTATE A GENTLE. man’s son, 16 to 20 years of age, to learn’ the business sotbpmaears must write a good hand, Address (do not ¢all) D Drrell, 78 Cedar st, \NS, A YOUNG MAN FOR WANTED=FOR NEW ORL the retail triinming and goods business; salary $100 to $125 « mont ress R. D.'8., Herald ¢ y ANTED—A_ BARKEEP’ APPL wit UN- R. _ doubted references, at 105 Maiden lane, TANTED—A SMART ROY, TO LEARN TO WORK AT Met Hight machinery. Wages $4 per week. Apply at 50 Mererr si per, ina gentle- ily; city or country. Best references given in re- racter, qualifications, &e, Address for two days box'196 Herald oftice. YOUNG WIDOW, WITH A FRESH BREAST OF milk, wants a situation aswet nurse. Refers to her physician. Apply to Mra, Bayete, 6 Pacitle place (West A. SITUATION WANTED—BY A NEAT, CAPABLE Bir, to do cooking or general housework; is willing, deonofnical and feapoottut, ed’ an exealiont, washer, ated oners, best, references given. Apply at 121 Allantic st., Brooklyn. City or country. SIPUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WO- man, who is an excellent cook, and can serve up a din- per peally and with carefulness; has no objectign ta a snail family, either in town or country. Can be heen for two days at 24 Pacitic at,, near Court, Brooklyn, in the basement. FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKER WOULD GO OUT BY the day. Best of city reference, No, 20 6th av., in the fancy store. HIGHLY RESPECTABLE, HEALTHY YOUNG WO. man wishes a situation ina first class family as wet hurse; full supply of milk. Unexceptionable references. ‘Apply'in the store 195 Mulberry #8. below Spring st- ITUATIONS WANTED—FOR THOROUGHLY COM- Potent female help of jail nations, auch as cooks, cham; berniulds, waitresses, laundresses, nuraes, cooks to wash and iron and girls lately landed. appl ly at the Select Servants’ Tostitute, 138 11th st., corner of ii av. ‘Also male help. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young womaa, in a private family, as nurse or other work; references given; wages moderate. Apply at or ad- dress '115 Laurens at,, near Princ HOUSEKEEPER WANTED—TO TAKE CHARGE OF a suit of Furnished Rooms. Address American, box 146 Herald office. \LOAK MAKERS WANTED.—HIGHEST WAGES PAID to first class hands. Also button hole makers, Call for one week at Charlotte G, Smith's, 1,142 Broadway, one door above 26th at. LOAK MAKERS.—WANTED, A NUMBER OF GOOD cloak makers. ‘Apply at W. R. Roberts’, 252 Bowery. IRST GLASS DRESS MAKERS WANTED—IN A French establishment. Also afew apprentices. Apply to Madam Menager, 19 5th av. ILLINERS AND TRIMMERS WANTED—IMMEDI- ately, at M. T. HIGGINS’, 126 6th av. First class ouly eed apply. Liberal wages and permanent employment. ILLINER WANTED—APPLY FOR THREE DAYS AT 14 Clinton place. URSE WANTED—TO TAKE A BABY FOUR MONTHS Cldto her home. | Apply this (Sunday) afternoon from two tll five o'clock, af 151 Christie at, corner of Delancey at, first floor on the rig PANGLERS WANTED—TO PUT SPANGLES ON Woven skiria; none but experienced hands need apply, to Prhom the highest wages and, steady employment la gu 4 Duplex Elliptic Skirt Mai ufactory, ., to Wests, Bradley & Cary. EVERAL EXPERIENCED HANDS ae ae ms diately, for dressmaking, at 17 Clinton place. PANGLERS.—WANTED, EXPERIENCED HOOP akict ‘trimmers and spanglers. Highest prices, pald and steady employment panranigee Apiiy 10 Kelley Mana! facturing Company, 61 Walker at. 'O GIRLS WANTED—TO LEARN GOLD CUTTIN« ‘at W. H. Kemp's gold leaf ‘manufactory, 28 Vestry st. They must come well recommonded. Lge FIRST CLASS COOK, WITH BEST OF city references; good Wages. Apply at 46 West Séth st. ANTED—A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT WOMAN, ‘a4 nurse, to go to White Plains, Weschester county, N. ¥,_ Any one who can come well reecmmended may hear of place by applying at 142 Greenwich st,,corner Liberty, ow Monday, Nov. 18, between IL and 1 o'clock « ‘ANTED—A THOROUGH LAUNDRESS; ONE WHO understands fluting, and willing to assist in. the ebam- derwork and make herself generally useful. Apply from 10 till 2 at 29 Weat 20th st. TANTED—A YOUNG MAN AS SALESMAN AND bookkeeper; one acquainted in the jewelry line referred. Apply'to T. Erbe, moroceo case mavufacturer, Gy Broadway. References required. ANTED-IN A COMMISSION HOUSE, A. LAD, quick at figures an 0 nmun, Address box ago. N'Y: paaaie ai ES AKTED—AT MODERATE WA eapacitated for hard work, to take make himself useful. with leference. Thompson, station J, New York city. ANTED—TWO FIRST CLASS SAL! large retail clothing house in this city; thoroughly understand their business, ‘Address’ Clothing, A MAN, IN. are of a horse and ‘Address Major ‘ANTED—BY AN IMPORTING HOUSE, A TRAVEL- ling agent, to solicit orders for stationery, fancy goods none but an industrious man rea) name and where last employ: TANTED—A BOY W OR 18 YEARS OF AGH, TO DO general work In a store; one who is not alraid of work and cal give good references. Address, stating wages ex- Peoted Ia own handwriting, box 8,90 New York Post ole, THE “TRADES. A "FRENCH DYER, 85 YEARS OLD, SPEAKS GER- man and some English, who was employed in the best housesin France and Gexmany to dye wool and cotton, in skeinsand pieces, and who has a new process for bleaching and finishing, also drawings of new machines to save lay and materialk and do superior work, wishes to find a situ tion as boss dyer, or a capitalist, to start a new establis! ment. |Best references furnished. Address Dyer, 26) North 9th at., Philadelphia, FIRST CLASS BOOT AND SHOE CUSTOM CUTTER wanted, for retall boot and shoe store in Newark, N.J. ‘@ gotd mechanic a liberal salary will be given. Address ® 8. Peshine, 204 Broad at., Newark, N. J. RTIRTS WANTED.—A FIRST CLASS MINIATURE artist, and also an artist for India ink work, wanted; the bestrates will be paid. Apply to Rockwood & Co., roadway. RICKLAYERS WANTED.—WA: payment; along job to come Also carpentera; wages according to a ui q urday. a\ the building opposite the de iid ead = DERROM ‘Builder, OY WANTED—16 YEARS OF AGE, TO LEARN THE silvr chasing business, Must be good at pencil draw- ing. Ayply at 74 Bleecker st., second floor, room 11, ANDY MAKERS WANTED.—TWO JOURNEY! ‘onaon stick and one on French work, at J. W. H. mings), 76 Broad st,, Newark, N. J. NOOD TINSMITHS WANTED.—ONE USED TO FUR. nag work. Apply to Baker, Smith & Co., 37 Mercer st, ‘AND PRESSMAN WANTED—ON COLOR WORK. RAE SMITH, 120 Nassau st. $4; STEADY EM. cr "ACHINIST WANTED—WHO CAN WORK AT ALL kins of Jonbing: Rone, but a sober, steady man need apply. Address farloe, Poughkeepsie, N. MA cHixsrs WANTED.—GOOD WORKMEN MAY OB- tain ener: employment by applying to Otis Brothers & Co,, Yonkers, a OULDERS WANTED.. GOOD (WORKMEN, USED wy iron castin, ply at the foundry in Wintel arnt WN. Raymond'& C2. 9 : Pearl at. Higualion wanted, by a good practical photograph uaiion want a ical photographer. Xatresa Arta, raid oftioe, 0 SILVERSMITHS.—WANTED, A SILVER CHASER and spoonmaker on hammered work. Call for two days on H.C, Kirk, St, Nicholas Hotel, in the evening: after thi faitiinore st, © letier io Samuel Kirk & Sons, 172 WARD giePCRR ARG, ENGRAVER AND Address drawer work; to go West. ur Pout office, Detroit, Mich. ANTED-FINE FROCK COAT HANDS AND {uiloresses, to work in the American Express Building, ep to furnish men having their own rf facil ty for manufacturing coats, pants and irm of Carhart, Whitford hey may Work, by’ the ploce of wook at the highest prices pald, am steady work to good hands, Inquire for John Maltus ‘ARTED—A COMPETENT LAUNDRBSS; MUST BE willing to assint with. the chamberwork; wages $10. Apply, with references, at No. 1 West 38th ANTED-IMMEDIATBALY, A FIRST RATE LAPIDA- TT ABBY, t¢ Durand & Go.., No. 9 Malden lane, N. Y., or 45 Franklin st., Newark, N. J. Worn undersn A BMALL FAMILY, A GOOD COOK, who understands baking and desserts, and Is a first rate ‘and itroner. Apply at $1 West 39h st. Worcs on GOOD STEADY MIDDLE AGED WOMAN, ‘Scotch or German preferred, for general housework. Given. Address B, station A, Spring st, stating Share to be Sos Warns FIRST CLASS: wheal A Good walt. chambermaid, speaking French; good wages. Apply at 68 Clinton place. “A WELL RECOMMENDED DRESSMAKE; Wes area nadermands caging and wowin ‘sewing perfectly. cy Wart ANTER—A YOUNG GIRI. COLORED OR WHITE, iy fromld to beretoek at at Maat Irth se oe will find |. BE. Legrain’s, Broadway, Wetec GIRL, 70,00, 70, HAVANA. INQUIRE MiB since oll oe Me en ___ SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES. A q Youre Wo af WISHES EMPLOYMENT 48 DIS- s Wn business” “Washed cobeld- beaFipctac “izes saemasee Harald once, for (A THOROUGH BUSINESS MAN, ALSO 6 2OD ROOK. well scquainted with Me’ Wenteri and Europexn ation. References MART YOUNG MAX, WITH GOOD REFERENCE, eH oa to tond bars if ‘muse Is an advany perfectly. Address, in -haste, | RC GENTLEMAN pap oete YEARS EXPERIENCE ing goods in the army), wi ‘Dusineos soquaintance. In the West and fair tn th Ie desirous of obtaining & situation tn some Bonrweet Sa reterensee given, es rose CEtoago, ‘erald SITUATION WANTED—BY A, YOUNG MAN, AB ‘wholesale hon agent for a we, a native of this State, and for the past seven years a resident of Texas; wishes to return to Texan Py ihe lack of this month. Best of noe given. Address Add H. Baldwin, Amsterdam, N. Y¥. A CATIONS ss Dasinges, as vertenter The beat oly fs buinees, a8 best Feferences. “Apply to or nddreas (. W, 1lolt, 489 Broadway. ARTED TH REE WATCH CASE MAKERS; TWO for gold and one for silver. LAURENT BROS., 17 John at, Ww4T MAKER WANTED—TO GO TO VICKSBURG, ‘A first class workman. Apply to FELLOWS & QO. 17 Malden Inne. ANTED—TWO GILDERS, TO WORK ON SMALL frames, Also one boy, ‘ab 449 Hudson at., N. ¥. Wren arenes AT THE BROOKLYN Green Glass Works, South st., near Hamilton av., was GOOD SECOND tid COPPERPLATE Press. Address Printer, Herald office. "ANTED—AN Pannen ery ONE WHO I8 AC. customed to ship work will find steady tat Alex Irwin's, ipere D, up wae eres DENTISTRY. i NTL-EXTORTION PRICES. —t \—LARGEST, CHEAPEST E roadway and ‘Thirtieth ‘ino voll, Paris, Besutial ware ver Gr ma, pe Teeth Se from $10, ria drones MOST. WONDERFUL DISCOVERY —TRETHL en soan ati Beautiful Tooth. Filly performed and war: RS, 105 ywo blocks from mS TEETH.—BEAUTIFUL SETS, ONLY had A™t ‘warranted to fit; aching Teeth, and ex: gece, sninoue the ets aan Gold, platina and bone ‘illinge to $l, wi life. Ofilen 188 Sixth avenue, be: tween th and Bieventh streets. Dr. LUTHER, Dentist AS oney DISCOVERY Es baeke yt vit fd re ‘allow me to insert s7 iperior ner, for Partial oy riper aia mannel tS robin sigh tint ona Pons BEAUTIFUL SET OF bg ays $15, SUPERIOR bon rithout pain euiouAUD, Frenck tention near 28th at, R. LUTHER, DENTIST, 84 EAST TWENTY-KECOND roadway.—Aching Teeth restored to com: Fort pnd nanfelness wihovl extractigg, “AIL branches supe: Flor Dentistry at satisfactorily moderate prices. A thorough IY competent assistant wanted, with privilege of practising, joy wan R, WHITE'S NEW AND IMPROVED, ARTIPI Teet! note $8, $10, lor in beauty, du aay a and w those persons having their nat: tion in above privet at ize Blowoker atre 5g ge WANTED.—I DESIRE A SITUATION In R clase house; Tam twenty years Of age. Satiafacto Feterence given, Address A. M. box 6,731 New York Post office. ane h SITUATION, lly, U: aman meu le. i ve reteren ct ‘Addrens wil H. Coulan, Beekman House, Frankia ea m4 COACHMAN, IN A with ms Sees class recommenda Wrenn atin PERMANENT SITUATION, BY A YOUNG Dang iw not afraid of work Address for one week 0 very beat of re Willan Herald « situation as porter in a store, or tome niead) an god ‘city references, Address W, $50 WILL BE PAID BY THE ADVERTISER FOR A ment, bor 125 Tiernld ol Porter, BOY WANTED—IN A BOOK STORE, IN THE VI- cinity of Madison aquare; a boy about 16 years of age, fe must have good references, JROOKKREPER WANTED-TO WRITE UP A SMALL net of bodka, which will not occupy more than a week s time; liberal pay. Address A. M., Herald office, OY WANTED-IN AN OFFICE, ONE WHO WRITES lain hand andean come weil Fecommended; salary $2 er ak. ADPIY At 38 Whiteball street, on Monday, JOACHMAN wae ‘A FIRST RATE MAN, PRO- and al thoroughly experienced in Wwe care oud dr arin ot ot horwea; liberal al wagen pald. aa arene, ting om m ‘bplace, age and eral st WANTED —A, RAPID, PLAIN | PENMAN, Jets oe fetnale, wanted at once.” Addrens ‘ae ti handwriting of applicant, Bditor, station D, biel Toure! RY Rey SALESMEN WANTED = any RAL BX. men, mT ay ski jew and — . K TO) ANTRD—& YOUNG MAN WHO 18 EXPE aT AT ‘ac00 in be As) ‘change, 10 ot as One whe esounte ang in Making SOPee Loney wil had Men iy plovment andi lveral wagos by applying !m the furn tare | pteke ve: ver of B 9 avouus sod Lawreng sb. Brookirn. ARTELL, DENTIST, OF 017 BROADWAY. HAS RE. to G86 Sixth areno, three doorm al aainth wget, Rubber Sets of Teeth, 810. four Teeth on al. ver or rubber, $4; pearl dlling: ats; gold STROPLASTIC OR ARTIFICIAL NONEFILLINGS Old roots built up; me acting teeth and every variety of cavity flied without by the discoverer, Rooms at 2) Fourteenta street, ous door west of Union square, Over 12,000 testimonials, for decayed Teeth NEW PUBLICATIONS, _ ICH AND RARE BOOKS AND © ARTES DE VISITE for gentlemen, | Sample Cartes 2b ont All. orde ymiptly aby JAMES Dee CANTHO, 77 Nassau strost, N.Y. CIGARS AND TOB MPORTED CIGARS.—RICALDE & ‘of Cigars, wade of the beat Vuelta Avo jo in Jot to sult purchasers, In bond ing direct from the manfactur cture at Havana of a WATCHES, Je WELRY, 5 BELAIS WILL GIVE HIGHEST >, ae, Watches, Diamonds and gi Roris of | Hian, lah spoken, Loans negutiated, 6 Hrondway, oF FiChs. BROADWAY, UNDER THE NEW he highost cash price for Dinmnonds: nels uit Suawls, all kinds of Furs, of virtu, “NEWSPAPERS, nN SAL) <A os cor THE RICHMOND © XAMINER, i S 1882, 10 Degember it, iat. also 86% + ‘ige for om broken fle of Wy, nthe paper for I the entire 200, Address Kiel hm ved, ier toa 8. ~ ARTLPIC AL BS RT (ot af. a RATIRIAL m Vomerted hy Cire. + GouGk MANN former Yy, auploye . Fis), WO Broadway. New ts meBy T KINZEY'S x EIGHTH AVEXUE prone, GREAT CLEARING SALE. ° OF RIBBONS, VELVETS, EMB! a TRIMMINGS, HOSIERY, GLOVER aC ccm TO MAKE ROOM FOR ALTERATIONS, IN THE STO! RE! 30 MARK DOW: BHA AS EEN CLOSED LOTS OF RR pth SoRS AND ThimMiNcs, ne) TT OP REMNANTS: LACES AND MUSLINS, E PIECE. anon yatifs? Me Bes Ble 6de, 886. 66705 WLBBON TRIMMINGS, WAY DOWN IN Ess TM BONNET hanno: aN “Ess Mr AN CORT. 500) FELT BLOOMERS, 1230 ERS, 1260 8 BE BEC “Tosi OUT DEFORE gancane BONNET VELVETS WAY DOWN, Lae FLOWERS AND FEA MSHS, are tie 2 CLOTH GLOVES, 18. Se GhOvES 0c, SLE GLO! be. wring GuOY. i Be. RLIN GLOVES, 25¢ BARGAINS, MONDAY 10 AM ¥ CLOSING OUT, WOOL HOODS, 26e. WOOL NUBIAS, Sic. and Se, BREAKFAST SHAWLS, ibe. HEAVY W DOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, Te, KAR WOOLLEN SLEE 18¢. oda sire lower than math fines mare desirable for i ent ais DRY Goops. ILOAKS, CLOAKS, CLOAKS. ‘We invite opecial attention . Ana oF THE LADIBS attractive stock of PASHIONABLE. "LOK ohtEs BASQUINES, manufactured in our awn @ workreoess, ‘in thervery best man- mowt OCUE faetiities are auch that we have no heaftation in saying R PRICES this year are much lower than any Sires exclusively devoted to the sale of ck Ve Nos. 272 and aif BOWERY. Frew AUOTIO: at We, oes sONe Y LAID POPLINS at 25¢,; sold last month PLAID ae STRIPED WINCEYS at 2a, 6d. and 3a; former price 6c. Pha) ok AND WHITE CHECK POPLINS at 40; do. PL, ee AND STRIPED ALPACA POPLINS at $s, Sa. 6d, and 48.5 sold earlier from 4s, to 6s. SILK AN. "i . ote D WOOL POPLINS, new styles, at Gc, ; former PLAID AND STRIPED VELOU PLANS 4 worth $1.28 RIPED VELOUR POPLINS at 64.; PARIS POPLINS, all wool, at 68c., 70e. a1 former pk Osi to $1 60. TARTAN PLAID POPLINS ai bic. {oT former price 7s. to 10s, paaaien will please notice the 4 Prices of some of the above ints, and are much: and 274 Bowery. a We. tof URS, FURS, FURS. 0: He. Sto FANCY SCARES, we. | NURS, WOOL HOSE. ASHMERE SCARFS, 5c. to ihe: RUSSIAN SABLE. 9e., We., 12340, 18¢., 25e. OR OOLLEN BC, "ARFS, We. to ode, ae 60) DOZEN HANDERR EEA ee jean EN © — : HEMSTITCE ROYAL ERMINE. ALL LIN eernes, FITCH MARTEN. SIBBRIAN SQUIRREL SETS, for Ladies and Misses, Sie q — SOILED SLEIGH AND CARRIAGE ROBES, in great variety, a HANDKERC VISES | mauufacturers’ prices, ie. B16. ALL LINEN, AY BELOW Be. She, Cost. E MUST BE SOLD ? OUT WORKED BAN DB 106. 10 3 OUT COLLARS AND SLEEVES: SL O-T LINEN SETS 10,000 ‘ U a a PARE! Ss COTTE 1 -P FANCY COMBS: HAIR NETS, X PORTEMONA A RKB FANCY” Anti 100 2i¢e., Zar yard. Ht nin iv IDTHE DRESS GOO AIDS, CLOSING AT. alee T ALPACAS, 2§¢., Ble. T MERINO! S6e. DAMAGED TABLA AT WHOLESALE OR R STORE REOPE. Ale 10 AL e Sag KINZEY, and 23 Eighth avenue, between Twenty: rat and ‘Twenty-second streets, ATW. R, RoBERTS:, ot WERY, CHRYSTAL al act EMPORIUM. NOVELTIES, NOVELTIES, NOVELTIES. GLOAKS. CLOAKS, ULOAKS. All the new and desirable wtsles tn UIMAUX, CHILL CASTOR, AND TRICUT BRAVE! FRENCH DOESKIN, DIAGONAL Di And FANCY CLOAK In endiens variety, vill be safer below Broadw DEPARTS y and 332 and 310 Canal niece LADIES CAN REL’ ¥ y D) BOTH IN STYLE, MANUFAC. TURE AND FIT. », LOTHS' BY THE YARD, lite, from auction, at prices that in every variet ill insure their A’ W. R. ROBERTS’ 252 SHAWLS! SHAWLS In Paisley, Long and Square. PARIS AND x SCOTCH AND FRENCH LALDS AND STRIPES. WLACK AND WHITE ALL WOOL CHECK from the neat Shepherd to the atyliah 4g Plaid, from auction, at far below regular price ‘gow: ERY, ! SHAWLS! SHAWLS! all colors, T W. BR. ROBERTS’ A BOWERY, A LARGE LOT FRENCH ALL Wook CARSIMERES, very heavy, for gints’ we 25 PEK YARD—WORTH $5, T W. R. ROBERTS’ 252 BOWERY, MERINOS, MERINOS, MERPIOS pviecee FRENCH 3 wool, 1 25, MAILLARD’ AD) babe Is. is LUPIN'S B 108.. worth 14s, im“ ae a DLORED EMPRESS CLOTHS, worth 200 COLORED ALPACAS, 4a. per yard, worth 66. Vs FINE, oe. “er NES, TURIN CLOTHS and A’ W. RB. ROBERTS’, OWER| a lat \ PoC NEW an chit ee DES in good jou an IRA! AL qualitiee, from AUCTION, Ids, worth $3 7 ‘tivo iilthe SEW SHADES In HEAVY QUALITIES, $2, wo rth Also, BLACK and COLORED SILKS, in GROS'D'AFRIQUE, MODE, DRAP D'LYONS, ARMURES, GROS GRAINS, PARIS TAFFETAS, &c., &c., Le a TAFFETA, white’ edges heavy ‘quality, “$4.25, wo! TW. RB. ROBERTS’, BOWER’ MOURNING GOODS, OURRING goons, In alll the new and desirable fabrics, ALL ry BLACK xp WHITE, LACK ‘AND PURPLE, IRISH POPLINS, in the new and desirable CHECKS. TW. RB. ROBERTS’, \WERY. DOMESTIC aoe | HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. naar enabled oof selected stock of the above goods, and are e1 wo ‘offer ‘e the public great inducements in | SiEmTINGE, SHIRTING: FLANNELS, DAMASKS, PRIN! eae NGS, Le A al ac. 100, 881A CRASH, 25 cente—worth 2s. 64 HU eaBUOK AND MEDICAL TOWELLINGS, 28, 64.— aa wR co 282 BOWER ALL THE y AND DESIRABLE, STYLES IN CY DRESS b ietienes From’ 2s. A’ LEGRAIN'S—THIS WEEK. SILK FOR DRESSES. spe inte FROM AUCTION, A LARGE QUAN- TITY OF 8) which will be sold at iA THE VALUE or IMPORTATION. WOOLLENS AND POPLI pieces PLAIN, a by 4 POPL |, double width innit bades, ACHBe: Ih $1 8 40 pleces LAID "AND PANCY POPLINS, doable width 1. LSEY. FOR DRESSES, at 6e per vari. 1 68e. : TINMEY Woo, LADIES CLOTH, FOR CLOAKING, from $3 t $12 yard, LACE CURTAINS AND UPHOLSTERY, A very LARGE INVOICE OF AND NOTIIN CURTAINS, just received, 20 per at ber th pric RAIN'R, 729 Brondw corner Waverley piace A young man well acquainted with the welling of lace ¢ tains and upholstery goods wanted, at LAGWAIN’S, 729 Broadway T MRS, MULOHINOOR'S, 685 BROADWAY. —LAD will find the latest Imported styles of Wir '@F Cloth! OUT SALF ie THA street, consiating Tapestry, Brussel Tngri rpets, Oilclottie, al) widths: Window Shades, Paper Hangings. and Musiin Draperte large agsortment of Lacy from the latest importati Don't forget n't Torget 4, 20 Catharine and 285 Greenwich atrect M, COHEN & BRO. LANKERS, BLANKETS, 5 GREATLY REDUCHD PRICES BLANKETS at 8 we He, REM WOOL Witte Ey RLAS and go. - k PEYTON, ound d TA Row ary. (app. —pee MAKING IN Able 17S BRANCHES, Ine a their work done with despatch Mra, A. GUEST, | g sireet, nour St hicholae Hotel, F's Hi MERINOBS FROM AUCTION, At $1, $1 18, $1 25, $1 30, $1 8754 nis PARIS EMPRESS CLOTHS PROM AC At Sic., We, $1, $110, ne $1.80 por yard. BLACK ALPACAS AND POPLINS row AUCHORS, At We., Ae., Oe or yar W. K, RYTON ory ve BURKE, 169 Broadway and 154 Fuiton street. I THE CURTAIN DEPARTMENT foun A FINE ASSORTMENT OF NC HAM CURTAINS, | from $410 $26 RTATAS. 913 upwa VENTS AND, BORD: ne y A AND MHOSSED TABLE AND 0) PL EI Apo FINEG4 AND BA TAPESTRY COVERS; LACE A ER ON areal SHADE HOLLANDS, BY PIECE OR YARD. CURTAINS: WASHED, ac. H,LEGRAIN, | apwards, road way. NDIA CAMEL’S HAIR SHAWLS.—THE FACT I8 NOW generally conceded by the intelligent public, although Ditterly and st contradicted by other dealers, that my Shawls are mi wlect and more reasonable in price than any in town, J. RUSSELL, 232 Wooster street, third door below Amity, 3a, AKE & McCREERY HAVE NOW OP M oy LARGE AND ELEGANT? LK, LoTH, AND OPERA CLOARB, IN NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STYLES. 471 BROADWAY. AoxtFice iT LYONS VELVET CLOAKS. Has just received. from the LEADING MAGA- of PARIS, per R. M.S. JAVA, one case N. Aare a CLOAKS, to ‘BASQUINES, ue An design, and Y; io they’ are D'GUVRE.” " LEGRAIN, 729 Broadway Corner Waverley p) GREGG M. ‘Would call the attention of the ladies of New York and vicinity to her GANT ASSORTMEN OF FRENCIL. re OAKS FOR WINTER WEAR 1st josie carathy Pie iileat care By ELOARS TN Tx GREAT VARIETY. AV and a OPERA AND CARI hy FIF MM" F. PINCHON Has Now a PUL i OlIMENT LATE! T ‘nov 'ELTLES PARIS WINTER CLOAKS. ____ BH Bleecker street, OURNING DRESS GOODS, BOMBAZINES, ORAPES, Thibets, Cashmeres, Alpacas, Béarritz ( cloth, ‘Tamise, Poplins, and other choice’ Mourning Dress Goods, just- re: calved, low prices, at _W. K, PEYTON’, 272 and 274 Bowery. M. a. DE LENEY UNION PLACE, uer of Seventeenth street, FRENCH Cr ARE RESS GOODS, 1&0... AC. Of the be at AND OF id bast qualiry, D BY HERSELF IN PARI which she is of in ‘at reasonable prices. Has a large stock of JAUBERT, 131 NINTH STREET, HAVING aR. ‘from Paris, buge leave to inform ber patrons was recetved fine assortment of Fasseren varies also bi I88 M, E. HOUSTON, LATE WITH GENIN AND Hearn, has specialities in Cloaks and Bonnets, making inall ite branches. Particular attention paid to or- dors, 739 Broadway, below Biguth street. ND CLOAK TRIMMING—FIFTY PER EW DRI id assortment AS cent. below Broadway prices, A splendi in all colors of Worsted Ball Fringe. White Camel's Haut Black Camel 4 Hair Fri Also a very choice assortment of B Bet and ‘Ornaments. Laces, Embroideries, Ribbot Hos wierd and Gloves, at low ices, Heal Hrunels Spotted Net for or Vells, GEO. SIMP- ON & co, ., 290 8 Siath avenue, near Sevent 8, SILKS, pass ROM AUCTION. We have just parchased s large tot PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS, at about the gold cost to tmport, and shall offer this week the best value in Silks we bave be for the season. uBAy ¥, Lea STRIPED AND CHECKED SILKS, BRIL- |ANT LUSTRE GOODS, at $1, $1 25, $1 60 per yard. PLAIN SILKS, ALL COLORS, at $1 00, $1 75, $2 and $225, EXTRA WIDE AND HEAVY PLAIN SILKS at $226, $250 and upwards. BLACK /2O GRAIN AND ORO DE PARIS SILKS at 91 75 VLAN BLAOK STLKS a BRIGHT LUSTRE 1 RS TAP FETAS, at $1 75 0 3%, A ena nt Sr ESB nome SUNrs SHAWLS, SHAWLS, We shall offer on Yonday, Sov. iS, at decided Neggntna, three invoices of Cashmere and Freuch + flair sie Sinwis,* ale ‘Camel’ ry ry are Shawls, Open Centre ck and Kearlel Hroche Bhawis, Berlin aud Seoteh ite | hb f the Intent stylee having been withdrawa within the paat wire to find our preset ‘sheortasent warival rage in Ue toi W. Kk. PEYTON, 278 and 27 Bowery. ADIES Aas ¥IND THE CHEAPEST AND HAND. annals at Ms, JACKSON'S. rece and Cloak — Ag in all it# branches, at 102 street, cornerof Fourth avewue, NM ADAME BARRONNE, 687 BROADWAY HAS BON. B\ nets, Round Hate, & bape reduced prices. Lea slodk making in all (is branches. ‘and titting depart- dies will al@o = — ~y . Mrs. Biggam has cha the out | ment. Sirangers will do w well to call. ry M ME. RALLINGS, 318 “CARAL STREET, RESPE MM. futty ontis the attention of her customers to her elegant assortnentof French Bonnets and Round Hats, CLOTH Ga. TIENTION.—il, HART, AT 20 SEVENTH AVENUE, is paying Fivly per more for Ladies’ and Gent men's castom Clotting Une ny uthor dealer in the olty, by ling on or axing Mr. or Mrs, Hart. TABLISHED IN 183, WIL ore th ‘ees Rathing.. By calling NsT ary Ne w3’Seveuth * ehus, you will bo satisfactory 1 UY ANY QUANTITY or NEW Ptor t ern market, Call OM 0) CONROY, Oi Pears bath en Centre ant ( MATRIMONIAL , wh t{TY, DESIRES THE Ac. GENTLEMAN, AGKD f AA iitinoe of a wiv huiy of means with «view to matrimony ar roumstanced, B, G., station Dy, Bigutis aureet me en YOUNG MAN DE “0 © THE ACQUAINTANCE OF A Cav agreeable young ivly (widow not objectionable), with a view to matrin ny ope woo i amiable und affec- tionate, Address Random, Lerald ollie, N ANIABLE AND ACCOMPLISHED YOUNG WIDOW AVY indy, having Deeome reduced in cireumstances, throws | Upon ber own resources, would like to meet with a gener heerted gentleman, not under forty years of age, poswonsing \ liberal disposition, capable of AI ie genial apirit, with a to matrimony, al ance Of an agreeagle young lad} siands music, Addrem Maguoll ‘olla De De Ste al way Y ote evenings a) te bociety of an Jn reeable lady, with a rimony, fia wet conbdence’B. vlark, box HiMi Post otter, ‘how ' YOUNG wIDow, “AGED 1% w form the adquaintanc means, With & view to matrimor pen Fou office. WISHES THIRTY, rive, AND NAVY } A Ray wet Wilmore | Finder cha ene mneeg made ‘ ° wou uk ¥ Nassau sesh,