The New York Herald Newspaper, November 3, 1868, Page 2

2 a ce mare p—OMTY REAL ESTATE FOR SALT. East Side. ‘LECTION RETURNS. - EXTRA TELEGRAM TONIGHT. BROWN STONE CORNER ON LEXINGTON AVE- nie, Delow Feary sae Gai a Broadway, REAR HOUSES ON SLBYETS FRONT AND Tiod avenue; lo: x140; well rented; Bene so al ay a 54 Ay to SYDNEY H. CARR, = OF GROUND ON CHATHAM STREET, 76X112. A a wll gan, be, uought right by applying Soy jiately to SYDNE! CARR, 4 way. HANDSOME THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN stone House, all modern improvements, 20x60x100, on it Forty ninth street, $17,500, ‘SYDNEY H. CaRR, 429 Broadway. Re SALE—ON STUYVESANT SQUARE, RE, A FINE MEW 4 story and basement brick Hor with heavy brown site trimmings, black wainat nie na Tanrble ba and ail modern improvement aire THOMAS E, TRIP! Bo'Bast Fifveeuth street, be sae R SALE—A FIRST CLASS HOUSE, FOUR STORY brown stone front, East Thirty-ninth th stront, pear Fark BuRN No. Ix. Inquire on the premises of E. Jor SALE—ONE OF THE BEST BUILT AND BEST finished Houses to be found fn the city; was built by owner for bis own residence; is the trst house east of Madi Bon aveuue, in Forty-fourth street; price $35,000, Taare of ‘owner, on prein N. W. RIKER, STORY m3 . 248 ast Forty-nin ie premises, or 142 East Doth st, OR SALE THREE STORY H Murray Hill, 25x50, with or wi WINANS, BREED & GRAVES, 1 STOOP HOUSE, ON tk Broadway, basement. NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1868.—TRIPLE SHEET. 70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES. Jzorion RETURNS. ome ——_Bamea_tauidiaw_ro-mort. AL HRRSE ott 200, "al il San ye sl BROADW AT: a N OFFICE AND LOFTS TO LETIN STORE 196 A‘ Front streot, Apply to MORRIS & BRADDIO PHYSICIAN'S GFFICK AND A “A HANDSOMFLY A ees ae Floor, without board. iu a private Ger- inan family. Restaurant near. References exchanged. 105 Weat Twenty-first street, second door fr from Bt Sixth avenue, OR TO RENT_SUITABLE FOR ANY Ae eo nD ke huginesns best references required. 19 Amt ty street streets near Broadway. ROADWAY STORE (NO. 61436) TO, LET—ADJOINS eatre Alba the new theatre abe riaN Iipokbe a mine ae ment adjoining. TABLISHED OFFICE TO ‘Address Post office FLOORS TO LET FOR BUSINESS or insu stqpd for real estate or son OCTORS—-AN OLD Dron “Furaiture for sate; price #300. box 47 Lo sox AT 360 BROADWAY TO LET.—APPLY TO LAW- ROS., on the premises, GQTORE To LET—WITH DWELLING Narre high ed p-Firat avenue, near ‘Thirty-ninthatreet, Rent ®30. Aj ply af office $25 East Thirty-ninth street, STORE To LEt—27 HESfER STREET. INQUIRE AT 1-806 Bowery. 0 LET--STORES IN EAST THIRTY-FOURTH STREET; Also a Store ou Fira avenue, nenr Thirty-fourlh street, with shelves, counter and gas fixtures; rei Te He INE, Bre Seeond avenue, (0 LET—THE STORES AND BASEMENT UNDER Booth’s theatre, Twenty-third street and Sixth avenue. Apply at the oitice. ER SALE OR EXCHANGE—IN 147TH STR BT, NEAR 04 Third avenue, nine bio: ove Harlem Wridge, high op brown stone’ House, tw: y, basement and sub-cel- far, with French roof, finished in best style; price 811,000, Tn- Bree of Fe BURKE, acent, 917 Second avenue, Or of J. HYTE, 319 Third ave: (YOR SALE Of TO near Lexington av AS ¢ brown stone high 15,000, Apply to WATER FRONT F Front on the BLUBECKER, SON & C will be sold 9 Broadway. Fo LE s rect, lying 400 feet from r Side "Boulevard; this isn 2 jon of the Abbey Hotel property, and includes the site piuere the hotel stool, This property is the most beaut ‘a ated and ¢ ng of any Ww. BARKE Ry 8 Union square. FIVE DESIRA BL! vard, bet 0 it th and Mésib and L471 streets, ighty. WINANS, BK Ido Broadway, basement. MisceHaneous, ON WORTH STREET, HBAS BROADWAY, TWO + Lots for sale, ready for improvement; will only offer he cra two days more. “Apply to SYDNEY YW. CARR, 499 roadway. BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED HOUSE ON SEY- A, gulyeighth street, all modern tmprovaments; price, ‘bh furniture, $13,250. s i ay ‘SYDNE i. CARR, 429 129 Broadway. FOUR STORY ENGLISH BASEMENT HOUSE, IN West Twenty-lirst street, opposite Seminary Park ; in good order. Apply at #42 Sixth A brn improvement ROADWAY, BELOW CANAL STREET—FINE PRO- perty, about 95.6x170 and Lon street. “Also large and mall properties on and near Broadway, Wall to 14th and 62d reet, W. P. SEYMOUR, 171 Broadway. >—_—_—_ OR SALE—FOUR STORY STONE HOUSE, ON FIFTY- Second street, near Fite avenue; three story stone \t Foity-ninth stre WINANS, BREED € GRAVES, 185 Broadway, basement. ont SALE-—WITH eee HOUSE NO. 68 EAST hy 1,00; 78 Kast ‘and 238 Wet S00 wut $2500; 14F Least’ dethy 1,000; 108, Wet hy Sa3;000 9 Eat 46th, $50 SEYMOUR, 171 Broadwa; Juection RETURNS. EXTRA TELEGRAM TO-NIGHT. oR sALE_IN BROOKLYN, ED. THE cHEarrsr 1 three story high stoop cellar brick Houle, with improvements; gna, hos and oid water, Taine beater, washtubs, water closets, wash basins, marbie man: tela, &0.5 seven minnted wa ‘walk from Roosevelt and Division prenue ferries; ns; price 0,000; terms easy. Inquire of EB. & A. ROHAM, a0 Wilson a WS, SALE—IN BROOKLYN, TWO SLPENDID BROWN stone Houses, all improvements, on Lafayotte avenue; nigo one modern three story bE ed brick House on Ox- Seti I 10rd HT SUKLE a DAVY, il and 108 Beekman street, N. Y. RK BALE OR TO LEASE—VALUARLE PROPERTY on King and William streets, Atlantic Docks, Brooklyn; ite iia Buliaiags ‘are very substantial and are suitable for mill or rposes or would be very desirable for storehou ea yeas el can load or jecbarge cargo at wharf immediate) fo. front of pr ae A for ri information ‘address Jobu P ‘Mills, Portchester, E°, E84 FINE LOTS AT OAKLAND (FLAT Saat ‘op East New York and Utica avenues; $200 it; fi ble terms. each} good mrestment forces ADL Loot, Now York. MIRST OLASS HOUSE BY INSTALMENTS—IMME a eet tion; three story high stoop, basement eub-colias bt ‘brick ‘House, mastic front, range, bath, washtubs, frot and cold water on every floor: gas and elegant gas fix’ Qures in every room; each floor beated from basement; per- ‘ect order; 8 vend location, 80 minutes from ferry, near 000 or more cash, balance ou "Building Bank, 202'Broadway. 81,200.— ‘alton aveuu mortgage. $12,000. ~ Haris Dwelling near Careo Park, Brook- Bj all improvements, periect crder, very y desirable for a towa saarchant. VAN TUYT, 268 Cherry street, New York ANDREY, —— ——4 JERSEY roy HOBOKE! AND “HU! DSON iTY REAL ESTA’ ere ~ For Sale. weer RETURNS, me EXTRA TELEGRAM TONIGHT. OR TO RENT—AT_ NORTH WAVERLEY, near the West: Hoboken (horse ear) Rail: aunt French root Ho: now being COUNTKY & ae ESTATE FOR SAL Jeter RETURNS. EXTRA TH EU AM To- NIGHT, ies SOIL, MILD CLI. LL WANTING FARMS—GooD tate, tulrty-four mies south of Philadelphia; price 835 er were: be rain, grass and fruit land, Also improved Forme, 1 thing. Information seat free. Ad- Gress C. K. Landis, Proprietor, Vineland, N. J Seperet ay 8 “PRACTICE IN A NE ENGLAND wil be given a party who will buy hie, Home- ‘s after 0 years’ practice, Terms easy. 80’ sissnutciciad «& “Co, ie aanerisitentll 1D FARM, 18 MILES IN NEW JERSEY, Dear Closter station | 46 acres, excelignt bailgings and 8,200. Other Faris, MIS and Counte ™ oes and locatious. W. ld. MELICK, 421 oadwirs avon SALE-8IX ACRES OF LAND 0} “THE PAU sades at Picasant Valiey,N. J. Address Vahey, IN MILL.—THE SU HSORIBER, re from business, ofere for sale at (uated in the village of Mid- . This raili haa lately had do cl with For further ps X, on the premise OM REES, OF HANDS FOR SALE, IN ARKANSAS, liginia, Miacourl, Tennessee, ‘Alabminay Kentucky, i Jit to ther advant to give the addres to Di. care of Dey eet, New York L ESTATE vans, WANTED, ASR OR neur the or Jur PB. WaLsil, i HASE—A HOUSE 1N 15,( 00 te W YORK, + one well rented preverted. Addres L. Ax Morald of MACHINERY. }. LECTION RETUR 4 rn EXTRA TELEGKAM TO-NIGHT, SD BOILER $-TOWACCO t t niacellancois si achtne Machinery Yard, 12 vo 14 IX FOOT SLIDE LATHE "1 js JINCHE FeRsatt a THREE FOLDING MACHINES. ADDRESS Printer, Horai! oes ENGINES AND to 105 horae; two 530 Went street, TWO vin HOR BALB=A BARGATS Rosters, 60 and ¥) hore ; wiz if Root's Kagines at hail price; Shai i Manns FOR BALE. ONE. DICKINSON PAT! t horse Boller, compleve, Address bux 6,009 Lost TEAM ENGINES, BOILERS ‘AND A GENERAL A! fortment of Machinery, now and second Band, st wit. Rb's Nachinery Depot, corner Water avd Dover streets, | PALECTION K 0 LET—A SPACIOUS BASEMENT OPPOSITE JEF ferson Market; good bustaess location. No. 9 Green- wich avenue, ‘0 LEY OR LEASE —THE UPPER PART OF THE FIVE story marble front store No. 43 Chambers street, ranning through to Reade street, 150 by 25 feet. Apply t0 SHEL DON, HOYT & CO., 43 Cla:nbers street, ie DWELLING HOUSES | TO Li fyteetion RETURNS, EXTRA TELEGRAM TO-NIGHT. AMY ¥ STREET, NO, %.—TO LET, UNFURNISHED, ur story Howie, modern Improveren’s, rent low. To be seea frou 0 A. M. and 3 tu 4 P. A PHY: IAN AND WIFE (ONLY), OWNERS AND 4X. occupants of a small brown stone’ front, almost fur- ished, near Lexington avenue and Forty-fourth sureet, would rent it to a family of four adnite; board for two equivalent to therent. Address A B,, box 175 Herald olllce, —THE FURNITURE, arpa for a house to let oF Eaut Thirteenth street, ate, Apply ak two doors west of broadway. A OMPLETELY FURNISHED FOUR STORY HIGH stoop House, on Brookiyn Heights, till May 1, or longer. eciate possession, Address or apply to A, TAYLOR, 41 th street, New York, THREE STORY BROWN STONE HIGH 8TOOR House, in West Fifth-third street, between Sixth aud Seventh avenues, occupied by the owner, In firat rate order. Apply at 42 Sixth avenue. T ‘OUSE 76 EAST TWENTY-SECOND, Mace FOURTH aveni tarnished, $2,500; unfurnished, Ce Pele ply dn the premises, from 1 to % or to STANLEY DAY, 026 Broadway. URNISHED HOUSE TO LET IN BROOKLYN.—A Janye and beantiini House and grounds for the wintery to a small private family only; rent nominal to right party; & rare chance, DEMAS BARNES, 21 Park row, New York. OUR STORY HIGH STOOP STONE HOUSE. 10 rent—Furntshed, to responsible parties only. Seen from 2tod P.M, Premises 38 West Tweilth street, T°, LET_DESIRABLE HOMES, IN BROOKLYN, AT moderate rent; handsomely finished Suits of Apartments, first and second floors, in new houses built on a new plan, containing every conventence of a first class dwelling, includ- ing elevated oven range, stationary washitbs, freplace heater, warming both tloors: mand water toxet, atationary marble basing, marble mantels, xc. everthing frst lass aud within. 1b minutes of either Fulton or Apoly to ALFRED E, LEWIS, 141 Montag Ly 0 LET. OR FOR SALE—SIX FIRST CLASS DWEL- i ee nen all new. Appi to OLIVER BYORY, Eliza- ethport, PO LET—BEAUTIFUL AND COMPLETE FURNISHED brown stone House No. § Kast Thirty rst atreet, one door from Fifth avenue, Apply to HAKBSCK & HAL 41 Beaver stucet, between 11 and 2. ‘0 LET—BROOKLYN, 14 RYERSON STREET; PER- fect order; all modern conveniences; immedinte sccsion; niso's fine brick Houve ands Covage; good neigh borhood. Apply as above. © LET—IN PHILADELPHIA, WEST ARCH STREET, dest locality in the city, handsome four story resldenc furnished; rent $2,000 per annum. Inquire wf Texas Lan Company, 40 Broadway, or of JOHN 8. ALEXANDER, M48 South Fourth street, ‘Philadelphia, 10 LET—A FRAME HOUSE, 1 rp Dean street mr. VALENTINE, 4 Fi T° LET—ENTIRE OR PART OF BRICK HOUSE 60 F aes fireet, 1b minutes from South and other Brook- n ferries ; ‘Bi AUAaIN, No. 8 East Ninth atreet, N.Y. FINELY FURNISHED HOUSE, WITH ALL Apply at 134 West FF STORY AND BASE. rent iow. Inquire of ‘0 LET. modern improvements, till May 1. Twelfth street, near Sixth avenue. 0 LET-ON WEST FORTY-THIRD STREET, NEAR Broadway, a two story and basement House, with all the modern improvements; will be rented until May I or a year from May next, POTTER BROTHERS, No. ¥ Pine st, 0 LET—UNFURNISHED, WITH POSSESSION IMME- diately, a three story high stoop House on Weat Tweniy- second etr: ot, near Eiglith avenue; rent $1,500. JAMES'K. EDWARDS, 277 West Twenty-third street. _ ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO is eee RETURNS. EXTRA TE i. SEE RAM TO-NIGHT. MS, 49 WEST NINE- PARTMENTS.—FOUR ROOMS, teenth atreot, 177 East [Honston 182 Orchard fireet, G15, Ens Ninth street, 417 Tenth avenue. Apply to _ FANNING, 63 Bleecker street. Scuff OF ROOMS TO LET AND FURNITURE FOR A. sale, albin goo’ conditton; rent moderate, Call on Mr. JAMES, loo West Fifteenth wtrect. FURNISHED ROOM AND TWO BEDROOMS COM. ‘municating to let cheap, for housekeeping. Very desir tie loc ‘ation. & ig Rixth avenue, T 3% BOWERY :LY FURNISHED ROOMS; gas, water closet, jo. let by floor of separately, to Single yebtiemen or families, A splendid location, FINE FLOOR TO LET—IN PERFECT ORDER; water, gas, €c.; first class house, Apply to the owner, on the premises, 25 Sixth avenue, near Fourth street. Goo reference required. PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET TWO NICELY FUR A. nished Rooms, with the priviiege of light bh usekeeping, for $35 per mon'h, ire and gas ineinded; location central, hear cats aud siaces, References given aud required. Ad: dress Comfort, siation D. i ALF OF A HOUS- TWO LARGE PARLORS, FRONT ‘nd back Basement, with heater, range, stationary tubs, lor, large yard; rent #65, including gaa. 208 West Seven" rte TLEMEN, THREE COM io LET-T0 § fortaily furnished Rooms; not three minutes’ walk from three ferries in Wiliatmsburg. Address L, Semler, No. 37 Broadway, Wilhamsvurg. eT—FIRST FLOOR AND BASEMENT, UNFUR- ‘shied, to a smail family, at 28 Commerce street, between isleecker wud Bedford streets. 0 LET. ELEVENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVE- ‘nue —Firat and Secout Floors, handsomely furnished, foF TEBBELD, Real Estate Agent, HB Baat Fourteenth atveot, T° LET—THE UPPER PART (FOUR ROOMS) OF THR first class house 218 West Fifteenth street, toa small faunlly j all conventencea; refgrence and security required. 10 LET—IN EAST THIRTY-FOURTH STREET, APART. ments of three and four Roome; rents from #12 to £10; KR. H. HIME, 676 Becond avenue, O LET! PT—DFSIRABLE FLOORS ON BROADWAY, iF. Tr tween. pre niath, ctpeete, ta good it B18, Eagiire of D, FitOsiPsOx, Agen ‘orty-second and Forty-tird stree yeaa 10 LET-THE SECOND FLOOR OF BUILDING NO. #91 Broadway, for business purposes. Apply on the prem- ines, oF 10a Sixth avenue, 0 LETIN A PRIVATE House, AN BLEGANTLY T furnished front Room on_ second for, with @ venience. Terms moderate. 102 West Nineteenth sir Sixth avenue. parte pede “FLOORS RS IN First CLARS House, Second orner Thirty-firet streot ag, Croton water; # for (wo days. 0 LET_ON BROADWAY, UNFURNISHED Rooms, tn suite and elngiyy for duackeeping, business oF lod fng purp ‘urnised Roo ply at 169 Br way, Fo mak ‘ velwean Tm Ler (greoxp FLOOR, 89 8ST. MARK'S “PLACE, Rout $40, al LAROR FURNISHED Poe on . § Chariton street to i n a COUNTRY TO LET-ON TH Inquire at 24 Watis street, HOUs _ FAR ns es Ris ‘ TRA TELE RAM TO-NTOOT. K RNISHED HOUSE TO LET IN FLUSHING. B10 per mont, JOHN P, ELLIS, 256 Broadway, C INGSPRIDOE.-ACCESS BY HUDSON RIVER Harlem Raliroad ; 134 4 Turatsned r shade; ‘rent tht #' for LE ahedes ‘rent #78 monthly ure’ for LEGGEET, Kiugae @ Sik Company, 448 Broome street, we REMOVALS, a. RETURNS. . Dy er __ EXTRA TELE Pleat TONIGHT. Re BOVAL.— DR. LARNONT TAS REMOVED, Pied P. roadwag. Hours, 91012 A. M. and é to 9 American News Compaiy, 119 aud 12) Nassau street, vioul ws works, Modieal Adviver, &e,, OU cents, ___ PRINTING, MET#orouran METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 9 NASSAU STREET, % NASSAU STREET, NaSSAU STREET, Ad NEW YORK, NEW YORK. NEW YORK, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CBREAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, cneaP, CHEAP, NEW TYPE, NEW PRESSES, FINEST QUALITY OF PAPER. SHOWBILLS, ad PLACARDS, baie HANDBILLS, ~ CURB STONE POSTERS, BUSINESS CARDS, BILL HEADS, ADMISSION TICKETS, PROGRAMMES, ORDERS OF DANG! ee VISITING CARDS, ~~ GurreR SNIPES, aes DODGERS, AND ALL OTHER KINDS OF PRINTING, IN ALL COLORS AND OF ALL QUALITIES, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CUEAP, CHEAP. ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. RAILROAD, STEAMBOAT AND COMMERCIAL PRINT- ING NEATLY EXECUTED. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAR CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, GHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEA, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. PRINTING IN COLORS AND BRONZE. BILLS FOR “ia SHOWS, AGRICULTURAL FAIRS AND HORSE RACES NEATLY DONE, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, =. CHEAP. ANKS’, BANKERS’ AND /RMED WITH DESPATCH. INSURANCE COMPANIE: BROKERS’ PRINTING P! i3| | CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, + CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP. HOTELS, DINING SALOONS AND OYSTER HOUSES MAY GET THEIR PRINTING DONE CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, - ‘CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, cuEar. SHOPKEEPERS, TRADES AND MECHANICS’ UNIONS WILL SAVE MONEY BY GETTING THEIR WORK DONE AT THE ai METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. cHRAP, cuEaP, CREAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. POSTERS FOR POLITICAL MEETINGS, CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS AND SPEECHES, LIST8 OF CAN- DIDATES AND BALLOTS, TURNED OUT WITH DESPATCH, ae CHEAP, curar. CuRAP, CHEAP, cHEaP, cugar. CHEAP, cuEaP. CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP. CHEAP. cHEaP, cuear. CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CyraP. THE METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH- MENT I8 ACKNOWLEDGED TO DO THE CHEAPEST WORK OF ANY SIMILAK ESTABLISHMENT IN THE WORLD, fare CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, Cli CHEAP. ouraP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, “curr. cuEAP, CUnAP. cneap, cutar. ROERS RECEIVED BY MAIL OF THR UNITED STATE BS AND WARDED BY EXrnéss. FROM ALL PARTS THR WORK FOR- CHEAP, CHEAP, cuEar, CHEAP. curar, cnpar, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, cuEAP, cuBar, CHEAP, onuar, CHEAP, CHEAP, © CHEAP, OLD HERALD BUILDING, 9 NASSAU BTREET. _______ SALES AT AUCTION, Bezcron ECTION RETURNS. EXTRA TELEGRAM TO-NIGHT. UCTION NOTICE.—J. M. ars AUCTIONEER — A La eny Furniture, Palaags Furniti wing Room auctions thie day Cuca} at my Mire dP Pans Fitweeuth at, between Fifth and ‘Stath are, hz sale commencing at 10s o'clock. Drawing trod trineon and guid sed richest description Cabt- ‘Biageres, Encol ‘Medallion ‘Statu- ae aoe auras, Vales Fie an i Sevres ast ping Vasem, Bro Bronze Ormo u Chandelie: Paco Gurtatny, Ol Paintings by eteat art idcent rosew-od Piatioforte, Stool at aft gn Dining Tae die, bullet, elegant ‘Sela ir Ly s Chine robes: Hair, Spring Bafirensen iano xo, Sale perem, six months, and betnd the Rarniture i fa in complete orders order, A ~ALARGE AND PEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE OF Jeo imeniticent Household Furniture, moat ot which la in verfect and nearly new, having been but Uitle used, fame, BATERY & OO, Will nell tua day Fuad), Noy. 3 188, the entire contents of the large brown ‘lon Fast Nineteenth street, between Third and Fourth even commencing at 103g d’clock precisely, en ce of an ele- Pianoforte, new, with legant Suits f ta Prengh satin Brus b Turkish Easy gant rosewood seven octave manufacturers’ catel; siao two Hoh Busts: fa ne re Chairs, richly carved Centre and Side sortnent of magnificent walnut; also a general variety of elegant Din! ture, €¢., tc. N. B.—Sale without reserve, and all goods lively g guaran teed as represented. Bereau oF eee Navy Dapasreeety INGTON CITY, 0 SALE OF UNSERVICEANLEE \ORDNANGE STORE: ‘There will be sold, at ite a Auction, to the bighest bidders, at noon, on Monday, day of’ November, 1863, in the ofiice of the Inspector. of rot Navy Yard, Sostor Mass. a quantity of Ordnance Stores ‘and Material, compris: ing Shot and shell, Muskets, Bills, Carbines, Revolvers, Spare Parts, Cartridge: ‘These artic ‘les will Boxes, sold ta lots, Terma—One half cash, in government funds, on the con- clusion of the sale,and the remainder within ten days after- wards, during whlch time the articles must be removed from the yard, otherwise they will revert to the government. Pasments for articles purchased must be made before 2 mach ¢ ‘itis to be. “Hatinotty, understood that no gui tee will be given to purcbue*rs of articles offered for sale aud noted in ards theiy exact condition or quality; but , that rr offered for sale is as . DAHLGREN, Rear Admiuiand Chief of Bureau, represented. BY 2. SOMERVILLE, AUCTIONEER, WILL BE SOLD at public auction, nt the, sulesroom No. 87 Nassau street, fn this city, on H day of Sovember, 1968, at 2 o’cloel = ed States, as described and jd October 81, 1864, 7 hers, Mortgages, M., four Letters Patent of the advertised in the New York. E | ¥ CAMPBELL & CO, AUCTIONEE! on Thursday next, in lots, positively, to close business, the entire large stock of first class Tex and Grocery Store} also superior ‘fixtures, complete, together with five Horses ery Wagons, Harness, €c, ‘This is one of the largest fied 2 ¥ and tea auction sales of the season and worthy at- jention of men of the trade. Full particulars hereafter, OOLEY & CURLEY, AUCTIONEERS, OFFICE 37 NEW / Chambers street, sell this day, ut 10ig orelock, the entire Stock and Fixtures of the Ciar Store 358 Water street, con- fisting of, Counters; Showcases, Shelving, Beds, Bedding, 4c. Sale positive tu lo BPwses, SORE re AY Bee ae IN B. OLDIE RG LUSINESS MESSENGER AND DESPATCH COMPANY, CORNER OF MYRTLE AND TOMPRINS AVENUES, Brookiyn (via Myrtle avenue cars from Fulton ferry), Continuation sale by EDWAKD SCHENCK, on Wednesday,” bf tory, by aus evelock. jale peremptory, by order of PRT: H. EDWIN TREMATN, Assignee and Counsell ‘at Law, 7 Broadway, NEORGE COOK, AUCTIONE: Gentes Household and Office Furniture, &¢. DOK will sell by auction, on Wednesday, at it o'clock, at alesrooma, 101 Liberty street, genteel second hand and new Furniture, &c., removed for convenience of sale, Also at same time Clocks, Bronzes, Parians, Sliver Plated Ware, &c. Catalogues at sale. FLESRY D. MINER, AUCTIONEER—SALESROOM NO, 8 Coriiandt stred t. aio. $45 Broadway. ‘The large and elegant ostleation of high class Modern Oll Paintings, comprising The entire Gallery of ‘A. Ditiuyvetter, Esq., low FREE EXIIBINION, At per Art Gallery, 846 Broadws way, MINER & a uaRKR ‘eon sTuuraday, a Frid on Thursday and Friday Evenings, Nov, 19’ and 20, at 1 0 elock. 2 PA tEISAQELPHIA, NOVEMBER, 12, Je, AT CON. cUN- NINGHAM & SMITH'S Auction Store, 227 South street, commencing at 93g o'clock, by order of Joseph I. Harvey, Mcensed pawnbroker, a large sale of Lory von Gold an Silver Watches, fine Jewelry, oS ne sek, &e., £0. Also one fine Set of B Positive, ‘T BOGART, AUCTIONEER. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, at 1034 o'clo8k, at the auction rooms, No. 1'North William street, a large and —— assortment of Houachold Furai- ture, barpels, £c. ORRIS eee Cpe m= Provision Uter actiou—The Stock of a pork Backing Naantoene it (. LUDLOW. ‘& CO. will sell, at wuction, on Wednes Nov. 4, 1858, |, at. 1039 o'clock, on the premises, 517, 61 ‘and 635 West Thirty-second street, Between Tenth 'gleventh avenues, ‘one Holler, neat Rew) Steam Engine and Hotatin ceria Tanks, Lai Presacs and Coolers, Beam Scales an ts, Oil Casks, Blocks, Tables, dc. the stock of an from business. R ~~ FURMAN, AUCTIONEER, 125 MERCER STREET. +e Pag How nuction of Chote, ae at ow! ne iy, Bertie giving up Surdiisiges will moet’ with prompt altel. ment retiring my salesroom, 1: treet, wei SHEER SAN OF COLD AND itr ey by COLE ver Pint ‘are, loc! ‘urnit eS MURPHY, 31 Fulton street, Brookiya, o Wroinesday, N ‘Nor. 4, at 1034 delock. WESTSIDE PROPERTY AF ADOTION, NOV, 10, De ER, WILKINS & CO,—An elegant, full ‘size, independans bretra sone. House, on, Borie tie of Bereuiy’ first street, 150 feet distant from the Central Park. This Perty overlooks the Park and ia within a few steps of the Inineral aprings, the Pond, lake; terrace, ramble, mal, music grounds, "horseback ‘children's play 2%x10d, with stabie on grounds, circle, boulevard, «ce. ; lot rear. Maps at No. 7 Pine street. TLLIAM WITTERS, AUCTIONEER—SELLS ON W Wednesday, November 4, at 104 o'clock, at 527 Hud- son street, near Fest be ng a —a assortment of House- hold Furniture, cons ‘of mahogany Parlor Suit, ma- hozany Bookcase, ohaier Secretary, top Bureaus and Washetands, mahogan Feather Beds, hair mattresses, enaimeiled Chamber er Bally Wardrobes, Mirrora, Crockery. ‘and Glasaware, Brussels ply Carpela, Stoves, Kitchen Furniture, £0. 9 4. DIVISION STREET.-THE FRONT AND REAR Houses and Lot will be sold at auction, on Thureds November 6, by JANES L, MILLER, at Lid Broadway, at 13 o'clock noon. oxy | Binrle Pivot omy FoR “SALE. hg Function RETURNS. exe EXTRA TELEGRAM TO-NIGHT. Finst Chass BAR AKD BILLIARD ROOM CON. with a large hotel west of Fifth avenue for sale Cheap; owner han other b Particulars of RODINSO: street, near Fourth avenue, iness; if not sold will be rented, Reunion Hotel, Forty-second ___ EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS. eecrion RETURNS. uy See yy EXTRA TELEGRAM 1O-NIGHT. NOTICE.CTHE SPLENDID STRAMSHIP REBRASKA, Neer at ea ce | "ele ry M. went © cara arrenty, ae eke tron Lng ya Bauoree: ne jamoam PACKET COMPANY'S en OLsATIA, B, Ehlers, co mated States mails, 2 a ene sata a Ls = faking passengers for Hamburg, Havre, Southampton and Firat Cabin, $190; Secona Cab Steerage, . ante ee i alted Bl 7 ap haga ‘The CIMBRIA to sail Nov, 10. KUNHARDT & CO., Ye." RICHARD & Boas, 61 Broad street, N.Y. No. 6 Barclayairest, Ne Y. amEcas. -AMERTOAN PACKET 2... tra steamer to Hamburg, via Southarn; BORUSSIA, Captain in Frausen Calle Morenbee i, taking ie Firat Cabin, 8100; Second Cai Payaolein Uaieed inte gud ct | sipgideate For fartver particulars apply to, KUNHARDT & 00, ©,B. RICHARD & HOA, ne 5 General @ Broad reels corner Beaver. No. 6 ‘Barclay streets Ny, (PHE NORTH GERMAN, LLOYD'S hip BANSA, E- Brickenstt ‘On THURSDAY, nstein, Master. 1. By Carrying the United States mail, Alita sail ata P. M., from the Bresten pier, foot of Third ‘street, He Hoboken, taking passen- by ‘the smahip Ai on ‘Thursday, N Nov. 12. asa a wis gs ‘obEKiCHs & CO, 68 Broad street. L ONDON AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE. 4 Steamers fortnightly to London direct from pier No. 3 assuage at is and i ‘November 1d” ATALAN November 28 BELLONA. “December 25 yee Havre, “Antw Htotterdam, at cheapest Nifrency rates; apply 10 ROBERT N. CLARK, 65 row lway For freight to HOWLAND & ASPINWALL, 54 South street, POOL AND QUEENSTOWN,—INMAN LINE 's are appointed to sail ag follows:— K (via Halifax) ERP. ICA, G."Harjes- helmer, maater, For freight or North river. Ps currenc, SELLA f December 13 Pee ny pier 45 North river, ATES! OF PASSAGE Payable in golds able in currency. First cabin....... he a steamer. Havre, Hai for ‘orwarded. &e., at red! Tickets can ee ‘ought here at moderate rates by persons wishing to send for their friends. For three Aatormation a ply at the Company's offices, . DALE, 4 ASSAGE BY STEAMER TO AND FROM Liverpool and Queenstown, ‘Also from Liverpool wad London, clas packet shy sy firet PR dij mf ayable in all parts of rest Britain and Ireland at nie Appi to TAPSCOTT BROS., 86 South street and 23 Broad- way, New York. TEAM TO renee”. AND LONDONDERRY. ANCHOR LINE Favorite Clyde boll asiencer steamers are intended to sail RY SATURDAY, 20 North rer ‘at 12 o'dlock noon, NX lov. Nov. 7 1OWA WUNor1d COLDS Nov, 31 CALEDONI Rates of pass: ayabie in currency! Caine tol Liveesal Glenguar an Decty, $90 and B75. . Excursion tlekets, he for twelve mouthe, 160. eee to cots coh or Derry, $30; intermediate, $836. Prepaid certifleates from thess ports, #87. Passengers booked to and from Hamburg, Havre, Rotter- dam, Antwerp) cu at very low rates, ‘Draits insied, payable at any bak in Great Britain, For further information apply at the company's ofie, No. 6 Bowling Green, New Yor! gent, 15 Broadway, New York. shee Bi NNNTA. RRA EeNT A “HENDERSON BROTHERS, yor LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT UEENSTOWN. INARD STEAMS CusINA, trom New York, Wednesday, November 4 CUBA, from New York. ednesday; November 11 ‘Wednesday, November 18 ‘Wednesday, November 25 PASBAGE MONEY, PAYABLE IN GOLD, $13 | Second cabt His No. 4 Bowling green. ASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP CHINA MUST BE ON board at the Cunard wharf, foot of Grand street, Jersey ity, by half-past 8 o'clock on Wednesday morning, 4th inst, E, CUNARD, No. 4 Bowling Green, Cabin. a Capin passage to Far A 0. + oF passage SPR UNARD, "ATIONAL LINE, N the steamship PENNSYLVANIA, Hall, will leave Sat- ) at ll A, M., from pler rpaldage to, Liverpook town—Cabin, $1 age, 838, cirrency. icone ts ets trom Le Gisenstown, 431 ‘APPIY at the ollce of the Company, 69 and 97 Brondwi “Pe eo 7 W.J. HURST, Manaet. LY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE. The General Transatlantic Cony Company's, Mail Gteamships be- tween New York and Ha’ "The aplendid vessels on tt will ll from ler No. 60 Noreh river, ag followa: URENT, Bocande, Satarday, November 14. tiie DE PaRts, Sirsdont, Saturday November 23. PERKIRE, Duchesie, Saturday, December 12. Price of passage in gold (in Gnclading wine) vres First Cabin, aie i began Cabin, 985, 0 Pat ineludi: ealiwal sigket furnished board, ne TriratC 4b; Second Cavin, #88, These miscues oy ot carry steerage passengers. Medical attendance free of charge. American tri ena fing to or returning from the conti- nent of Etrope, by taking the steamers of this line, avoid both transit by ugtish railways and the discomforts of cross- ing the come, besides rin trouble and expenge. GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, 68 Broadway, ERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN BY CUNARD LINE, PALMYRA snils Thursday, Nov. 5. TARIFA sails Thursday, Nov. 12, Cabin #80, gold; stecrage, #80, curren e'and freight appl passage apply at gream TO LIVE! at No. 4 Rowling 1 Broadway, PUNARD, JTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, Ss Wednesiay, Thursday and Saturtay NEBRASKA. --Wedn PENNSVLVANIA Fs Drafts payable in any part of i ay in land at current rates of exchange. | Apply at THOMPSON'S Pansage Oflice, 73 Broadway, corner Rector atreot, TEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, S Poona New Fork n'y $30, steerage. NEBRASKA... We inesday, Nov. 4 MANHATTAN, y From plor 46 North river, edneaiay, Nov ih Cabin passage, #80, Passage from’ and’ to New York, Paris, Hamburg, Rotter- dam, te; Drafts on Ireland, Engiatd, Freace and Uermany at lowest rates, Abe’ to WILLIAMS & GUION, 29 Broadway, or 83 South RARE CHANCE.—FOR SALE, THE CIGAR STAND attached to ) Powe * Hotel, 17 and 19 Park row. —FOR SALE, A SPLENDID DOWN TOWN RES- « taurant at & sacrifice; also a good Meat Market, Gormer Liquor Stores, Bakeries, corner Grocery and Feed Buorea; a Kindling Wood ¥ ards with Stean Engine and. Boller, for $1,000, MATCHELLS tore Agency, 77 Cedar street, A. GEOR, SALE, A FIRST CLASS HOTEL IN WASH: z, ington, D. C.'tmeampicte onder aad doing good busl- hess, Apply to CHARLES | ROGERS Brow rowdway. LARGE SIZE WILDER SAFE FOR SALE CHEAP, at % Maiden lane; miso one medium size Herring and two small safes. Ge QUIRK. Br reHeee. FIXTURES, ALL NEW, FOR SALE—OR the interest of Store and Fixtures,’ with Apartments; Kast Twenty: cheap rents sickness the cause. Apply at 40 third street. {OR erp SHOE STORE, ON THE, CORNER OF id Grand aveuuue: Brook m. O1 Mil soldy from'bto9 Pea, Ov ee ONO —A FIRST CLASS COMMISSION Bt BINESS, Stand, Lenge and Fixtures; « good investment for & party desl rin te arg a! NOHO y stand Ni oposite 1 Weal surest, . OR SALE—OLD ESTABLISHED FAMILY GROCERY on Fulton avenue, Brookiyn; trade increasing, Apply to H. L, RIDER, 89 Pine street, New York, or 1,106 Fulton avenue, Krookiyn. 08. En en ies i gia AD SHOE tore, on avenue, wert ride; joase; cheap rent. Apply to P. GAFENEY, Auctioneer, GS ‘howery. FF, SALE—FISH AND OYSTER MARKET, 400 THIRD avenue. JOR SALE—COUNTERS, HELVING, DESKS, GAS Fixtures, &c. Apply at B18 Brondwa si JOR SALE—A MILK ROUTE, AT 141 WEST TWENTY: fifth street ; will be sold on reasonable terms on account of other busiuess. Apply at the f » from 9 to 10 o'clock NE OF THE LARGEST AND REST DOWN TOWN uraate dn the city for sale very low—Recelpts about 2 SOUTHUMAYD & CO4 194 Broudway. PUOTOGRAPH GALLERY FoR BALE—FOR 6100; Jess than bait fe value; doing mgood business. For further particulars eall oa or sania . CLOUGH, Weeds port, N.Y. SAPES,—DUR BILL FoR $700 fea at 80 per cent discount, ate 0 ), “FPR fate, FURNITURE AND LEASE Oot a Howe containing 19 rooms, eitnated close Vrondwayi low rent; now paying w large’ profit; a Fare chance parties leaving the city; Vertis easy pply to » STU, at Week Fourth street. WORTH MARVIN Cail at 73 Cedar sucet, $2.5 WINES, “Liquors, Oy ygteerion RETURNS, BXTRA TELEGRAM TONIGRT, MIDER AND APPLES.—60,00) GALLONS OF PIPPIN Apanti Mumma Cee for aie, ite Ada bacraie of Pippin is for abipavemt tara, Ultter county i, ~COASTWISE_ ‘TEA 1 pcre RETURNS. pacric MAIL STEAMSHID COMPANY'S THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA AND CHINA. Thronch rates, New York to San Francisco — Firat Cabin. Second Cabin. Steerage. bore line leave pier No. 42 North river, at 12 o'clock noo ont gtr dimes. mout except whon those oye fall on on Susday, then the aay pre- One hundred pounds baggage free to exch adult. Medicine and attendance free, udlarember 3, ALASKA, Captain Gray, consecling with ontegs Iéaving November 9, connects Cg eg Tatoaving dan Francleso ‘December 3 Yor Chine and tickets and all further information apply att atthe Corapany's| jeket office on the whart foot of Can . R. BABY, "Agent OTICE TO SHTPPERS BY PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP gegnaay Novem, a RE Bild etied tar on Mons a al 5 ‘rece! nda y, November 7. saeB be Sieamers or thy foot of Canal aires ust STATES MAIL TO HA ae requlariy every Thureday, ‘a: 8 o'clock P. M. precisely, tt ci Captain M, R. GouUMBIA, Capital For freight or Dastaze. R. Greene (vin Nassau). November 12 ain R, Adams. jOwling Green, THE UNITED STATES Fs HAVANA, CARRYT Mail, The weil kno sailing ateamsbip YAZOO, Gaptain Hodges, wil port, from pler North river, on Satur oP Passage money $65 in currency. 0 fr rao pate hot fit OF Passage, having unsurpassed accommoda- “PPYATTVINGSTON, FOX & val 88 Liverty stroot, OR HAVANA, Sia New York ent Sailing The fine steamer u pier 17 East ry. ‘ayeage to Havana $33, For PAUINANDIE & 8ON8, 4 apply te PIRST STFAMER FOR GALVESTON, TEXAS, DIRECT— Freight taken line. nde favorite Steamship TY Gk: ering freight at pier No. 4 North saitireiy Tee We ove inely, river, and ‘wit sue ata d'eloek 1, el ig superior Accommodations) ‘apply to BrOFFoKDS “Tibbsibs £00, 29 Brondway, aR will lenve pier i). Kast ov. 7, at8 PM. Apply to C,H, v & 00. hy 138 Maiden Jane, tales rong (RST STI MER FOR GALVESTON, TEXAS, CALLING at Key Wost, on faturday, Novem! vor 7,03 P.M sage reduced. Fo , havin cl ee ees 4 For bay vlog 2) wna devomanedelionm At Broadway, FORE Ew ORLEANS DIRECT. SOUTHERN Ne. DR, Captain, Gatien, will be de. © atehed o i te gpatelied on Su urday, November 4, «from pier 20 Freicit received for Indianola, Lavacon and Brazos. * Freight received at i St, Lows, Movile and oe Pate REET eg Maiden lane, For freight CH bares er ogee SUR ER wa wee Fo NEW ORLEANS, valling at Harana. = ogee Captain Hodges, Will leave pier 96 North river, on November’, at $ o'clock P. M. ‘and through billa of lading given to Galvess ton, I ‘Lavaca, and to all poinis-on the Missiesipot piver, For or 2; pemaage =e & CO., 88 Liberty street. For NEW ORLEAus J DI Comprising the first claus GE! Pood tty. SHER! GEN ERAL L MEADE UNITED STATES.. The steamship GENERAL Chane, Captain H, S. Quick, willbe despatched on Wednesday, ‘November 4, at 3 o'cloda FM. from pier 12 North river. > ‘The steamshi ? GENERAL MEADE, . Captain A. W. Sempso: Fill de despatched oh Saturday, November 7, at3 o'elook P, from pfer 12 North river. aaeei received at through rates for St. Louis, Mobile and nthe Ne UNITED STATES will succeed on Saturday, Novem- For frel on ory ¢, having superior accommodati apply to th SAMUEL STEVENS, 40 Broadway. te OR ea FERNANDINA ROUTE, ieaves on Weuucaday, November 4 from pier 29 Nori rivers the steamer MERCEDITA will follow on Saturday, No- Ts now receiving. Insurance guaranteed to Mobile at 1g percent. Through rates to a points in the interior, For freight or RROBE LTS, Agent, 174 Chaanbers street, POR SAYANNAE, G4 SEMT: WEEKLY, BLACK STAR INDEPENDENT LINE, ‘OPPOSITION TO, MONOPOLY, ‘The first class steamships of this line will leave pier 13 THAMES Captain Pe ae end pHAMES, in. Pennington. ni Novembi MONTGOMERY, Captain Lyon Saturday, November MARMION, Captain Faircloth.. dneaday, November 10 turday, November 16 areal, HUNTSVILLE, Captain Crowell Agent, est, R. LO ‘avs COHEN EGO) agents, dhvahaabe bin passage, &: OR SAVANNAH, GA,, AND THE SOUTH AND SOUTH- west.—Cireat Southern Freight and Passenger Line Steame niral Railroad of Georgia, four times 8 week. al TUSDa ¥s, - WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS and ATURDAYS. CLEOPATRA, ers Phillips, Tuesday, Nov. 3, trom pier 16 East river, at3P. WAY, PERRIS & CO. ente, 61 and 63 South st. ‘ednesday, Nov. 4, from MATANZAS, Captain Hazard, vier No Ae ie GARRISON, Agent, No. 5 Bowling G , Agent, No. 5 Bowling Green. GENERAL BARNES, Capiain Mérion, ‘Thursday, Nov. By from pier 38 North river, at LIVINGSTON, FOX & CO.. Agents, 88 Libert SAN SALVADOR, Captain Niexeiaon, Siuarday, Now Ty from pier North river, at 8 P. ‘WM. R. GARRISON, J eat No. 5 Bowling Green. FOR, CHARLESTON THE FLORIDA PORTS AND ‘and Southwest Regular Line.—The Al ast und rellable sanmahip SARAGOSSA, M. B. Crowell, ponte no Will sail Thursday, November 8, at 8 P.M, from pler Nové orth river. 0 $15. to all nta in Charleston (Ravenel of commission. ints South anal Southwest, Co.) forward all goods free RTHUR LEARY, 78 William street. mmegze fine Raaatict MONTEREY will sail on the following we reduced to Throng bale oF lady POR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA FORTE. The New York and Charleston Steamship Company's frat class aldewheel steamahip CHARLES: TON, sen: J. Berry, on Rosaday, November 3, at3P. M., sailing from pier 5 epic aboocasantall fore. japerior accommodations for Throws gh passage tickets and Bits of of lading issued in con nection with the South Carolina Railroad to points South and Southwest, and with steamers to Florida ports. Insurance tt ot st WAN RNMRTTAN ‘will follow and sail on Saturday, No vember HENRY R. MORGAN & CO, nts, ie Batt Broadway. LD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.—FOR NOR- eee City Point and Richmond—New and elegant side- heel fsteamships ISAAC BELL, HA’ ifr — MARLE, SARATOGA and NIAGARA} of fret class ships will be de shed for Norrotie Tuesday, Point and teeny m pier 37 N jeapate ‘Thursday and Saturd pane ae il ieee Wednesday oot of Beach street, Msotuecting wiih the seaboard. nae = Ate Line, Virginia and Tennessee Air Line, Southside Peversburg Railroads, and kichmond and Danville, and Vin inia Cen! iro. ing frei and grantin; threugi bills of lading to points, South an “t Bouthwese Bile of lading signed on the pier ae refs weer on of sailing. For treight or passage, having eiegant room accommMo- dation, apply to N. b. MCCREADY, President, Greenwich, corner Dey street. ae JTPRAVELLERS’ ? GUIDE, Ftzerion RETURNS. _EXTRA_TELEGRAM _TO-NIGHT. \ONEY 7SLAND.—STEAM CARS LEAVE GR EEN wood for the beach and return ¢ wn every hour wniit 5 P.M. FLURSON RIVER AND, HARLEM | RAILROADS — Trains for Albany aud Troy, connecting with Northern and Western traina, leave via Hudeon. River Px, Thirtleth street and ‘Tenth avenue, ns and 11:80 A. M. and 3:45,'6:30 and 11 P, M., and via Harlem Railroad, treaty Street and ourth'avenug, at AA. M. and Q:0°P. Me 330 P.M. traia via Hudson River will run on Sum oy jeeping cars attached to 6:29 and 11 P. M. pogaring room cars attached to8 and ito a. and ns, a " WILLTAM H. VANDERBILT, Vice President, L OW FARE TO ALBANY AND TROY.—ONLY @1 #0, ‘The elegant steamers VANDERBILT and CONNECTI- CUT leave pier 44, north of Spring stroet, at § every evonin, Saturdays excoptel, connecting with rail West and No Fare on Sunday $2. Returning, leave Troy at 6 and Albany ina EXPRESS! ES. Eezctios RETURNS, EXTRA TELEGRAM TO-NIGHT. £6. BURNHAWS FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE express, 115 West Eleventh atreet, near Sixth avenuo. A. &; Furniture, families moved, city or county ; Furniture pacl vanced. shipped, siored. Money eEecrion ios EXTRA TELEGRAM TO-NIGHT. A —MADAME WALTERS, DISTINGUISHED CLAIR + Yoyant.—Visither for i orervthing aleknoes | business, thet, names, numbers, good luck. ADAME LA BLANOH. USINESS, MEDION v3 lucky numb marriage. Twenty-aixth street, bet free thetivand Beveath av ADAME ROSS, MEDICAL AND BUSINESS CLAIR- voyant, tells name and shows likeness of futiro hus band; brings together those long separated. 144 West Twenty seventh street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, Marae ROSA, GREAT NATURAL CLAIRVOYANT reveals your whole life, from the cradle to the grave ee 472 Canai atre: near Hudson. Jyiterion RETURNS. a EXTRA TELEGRAM TO-NIGHT. A SPECIALTY, DR. R. COBBETT, MEMBER OF © ¥. U. Mesdioal College and R. C. Surgeons, Loudon, cam be consuited as usual on private digoxses. W Contre street, near Chainbers, “No feo wnieas cured, AML patvare DISEASES CURED IMMEDIATELY withont mereury ; oflice and consul strictly priv Tate; Uy ins, HARRISON, 177 Bloockor street. BURSSING 1 TO LADIES.—A LADY WRITES:—POR- ere Female Pills rellored me in ene day, without conved jence, like magic. Price Bk Dr. A. M. MAURIC! Oflice 129 Liberty street, or sent ‘Always certain. M, MAURICEAU, M. D., PROPRSSOR OF DISEASES « of women, thirty are’ tice, at 124 Liberty street, uiees certain reliel to ‘rom whatever cause, Withe pata oF anconventence. ‘No nursing requ pig A -MME, VAN BUSKIRK, PHYSICIAN AND MID. + wile, cures the worst casos of female complaints with aatety, 42 Si, Mark's piace, A CERTAIN CURE, WITH OR WITHOUT Reps, for jadies in trouble, by Dr. POWE:! ts, 118 tiers? powerful medicines, one faterview, indential ‘or LL PRIVATE D 7 SES CURED; MANHOO! stored 1 ipmedinnely by De. FOWKRE, 10 Chath tj Trouble reasoved’ certain, Coudeatial cite CERTAIN CURE FOR MARRIED LADIES, WITm or without medicing, by Madame RESTELL, Professor of Midwifery ; over 30 yeata’ practice, Her infailible French Feuale iin, No.1, price Sl, or No. 4 epectall od (or married Jadios, price $6, which enn ner fo and ealiiy, old only at ‘her otfice, No. 1 Haat Pifiraccond first door from Fifth avenue, and at drugg! Tan , a = Napa or sent by mail, Caution,—Aill others are ‘LADIES! PHYSICIAN.—DR. | GRINDLB, NO. @ having over 18 year ty, guarantceg fro a dursiog Provided: t rooms, board MADAME GRINDLE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, NO, 4 2 Amity place, guarant i reliet la all female complai: exsant Rooms tor uurelog. SURE CURE, WITH OR WITHOUT MEDICINE, FOR ladies in trouble.—Doctress ESTE LA, M4 Wost Tironty- doventh erect. Her Pills are cortaia, Ble never tails, Con fultation fre D*.009 ilted on private a @uables bin to warrant arcsec PER, 1 DUANE STREET, MAY BE CON. sea, Thirty-two yearn « cure roa all cases, or Bo charge. {REAT LADIES’ PHYSICIAN—DR. POWERS, 116 F Chatham street, painless cure immediately; powerful medicines, pills, Mixture, jure thing for married oF singe. MPORTANT TO FEMALES.-DR. AND MADAM® DUBOIS (25 years’ practice) guaranteo certain relief ta ladies, with or tithout medicine; no pain of incow venience. Female M agenehed $5. Patients from a distanee provided with Board, nursing, &c. Eiectricity sclentivonll Spphed, Otuee 48 Third eure, below Vonth th, Now Forts