The New York Herald Newspaper, November 17, 1868, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. WHOLE NO. 11,777. NEW YORK, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1868,—TRIPLE SHEET. eee PERSONAL. CHARLES R. BUCKLEY—CALL AT THE ST. DF wittotes Hotel, W. 'T, WILSON, — . LEE—I WANT TO SEE YOU FOR SOMETHING 1st NELLIE. |. particular, ILFORD PLACE, SUNDAY AFTERNOON.—WILL the Iady who kindly greeted gentleman from secoud sory window please address F. L., Post ollice box 6,061 f OBRO, DARLING.—DEMAIN, A DEUX HEURES precises, s'il ne pleut pas, N'oublie pas ton voile. Jo Vaime, tu sais. ‘MEPHISTO. ‘NFORMATION WANTED—OF FRANCIS HUGHES, OF the town of Arkseler, county Tyrone, Ireland. When last beard from he was in New Orieans, Any information will be thankfully received by bis sisters, Rose, Mary and Ann Hughes, by applying to John Sommers, 448 West Twenty- eighth street, New Southern and Western papers please copy. NFORMATION WANTED—OF THE WHEREABOUTS of one Alfred B. Mundy or any of his family. When last jeard from resided in this city; was @ tailor by trade; will much oblige a bereaved son. Address Alfred John Mundy, Centrevilie, App. county, Iowa, EF JAMES M, RICHARDSON IS IN THE CITY AND would like to hear from an old acquaintance he can do #0 jerald office. ‘ork, by sending his address to F. Owens, Her F W. VANBUSKIRK, LATE OF MONTREAL, WILL send his address to W. M. D., box 543 Post ollice, New York, e will hear of something to his advantage. ‘AMES L. KENNEY, OF STELLA LODGE, 485, F. AND ‘A. M., {ig requested'to call at the box ollice of the Theatre Comique, 614 Broadway. JENNIE 8.—HAVE SENT LETTERS TO BOTH AD- dresses which you gave me. _MOONLIGHT. MALEINFANT FOR ADOPTION BLACK BYES, SIX days old. Address M, E., Herald office. \GARETA.—PLEA! ET ME TO-MORROW. O' PASE EEE ‘TECUMSEEH. ENORA FRANCISCA SANSON DE MANNING, WIFE of Mr. nepaeeipe Manning, of Leon de Nicaragua,—In- formation is desired concerning the death of this lady, which is supposed to have occurred at the New York Hospital. Ap- Py. at or address Bertrand Clover, No, 4 Liberty street, New ‘ork. Goorce Prain, carriage, Fifth avenue, Mond ‘ould you receive a no RED FEATHER, FRONT SEAT, IN ¢vening.—You are very charming. f Ii yes address Amigo, Herald oilce. 1AM—YOU CAN FIND YOUR SISTER ELLA AT 67 East Twelfth street. ‘WANTEDITHE ADDRESS OF THE PERSON WHO ‘advertised in the Herald in July or August for the heirs of John Bayne, of Bristol, England. Address W. A. Bangs, 13 Ferry street, Newark, N. J. 4 WORD FOR NEW JERSEY. A certain eculative firm of auctioneers having had the unparalleled assurance to compare their lots at & piace on Long Island, appropriately named Flatbush, with vil ites lately sold at Cranford, N.J. a friend of the latter State draws the following comparisgn, which is at the sarvice of all those seeking homes for thelr fatnilies in this vieinit Inthe tirst place, as to time from New York, Flatbush ts reached provided dhe traveller escapes elter ‘maiming or drowning In crossing the ferry (see Herald of Sunday)—In one hour and twenty minutes at the best. On the Central Rafl- rond of New Jersey you may reach Cranford, sixteen wiles from New York, in forty-eight minutes, and no accident bas ever been known to occur on the road. ‘Tn the next place, a8 to. health, it would be dle to compare flat Flatbueh with the elevated regions of New Jersey, where every breath Tnvigorates; so no more need be eald én that in Pain the third place, as to prices, a villa, plot at Cranford, K. J., which is equal to five fat lots at Flatbush, can be pur- cilased, even in this day of high prices, for less’ than a single lot in the Fiatbush wilderness, Finally, the realdents of Cranford havo thus far reached their homes without beingaffstripped by the flat. footed footpads of Flatbush, (See Herald of Sunday, fourth page.. A —A.—PERSONS WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD A. life insurance companies, and who do not desire to sur- render their policies by an absolute sale, can borrow the sur- render value of their policies by applying to GEORGE W. CAMPBELL, Jr., 71 Broadway, room AM WIDOWS, HEIRS AND SOLDIERS OF THE RE- volution, War of 1812 and all other wars previous to 1861, now in receipt of pensions, are, by recent act of Con- gress, entitled to have the same increased, Full information given, free by calling on or addressing F. B. SWIFT, 234 roadway ; box 2,985 Post oftice. PARTY OF GENTLEMEN CAN HIRE ELE- gantly furnished Parlors for club purposes, on ve Feasouabie terma, convenient to Filth Avenue Ifotel. Ad- dress Club, Herald office. A. EADY Wil0 18 ANXIOUS TO GO TO CALIFORNIA soon would be willing to take charge of two or three children for a family who would procure her a first class pas- sage as the only recompense, Address Mra, A. M. P., Herald oflice. GLESIA DE SANTIAGO.—THERE WILL BE A MEET- ing at the Spanith Episcopal church of Santiago, in Twenty- aecond st., between Fifth and Sixth ave., on Tuesday evening, Tith inst., at 714 o'clock, to take into consideration the bes! mode of extending the Gospel throughout the Spanish speni- ing world. - Ali friends of religious liberty are cordial vited to attend. ‘OTICE TO MARKET DEALERS.—CENTRAL MAR- ket, Broadway, Forty-eighth street and Seventh avenue, ‘will be open for inspection ou Thuraday e' ey November 78, and on Saturday, November 21, will open for buainess, As there are only afew stands unsold those desirous of obtain- 1g locations pl OTICE TO BOSS MASONS AND BUILDERS.—THE undersigned has taken the Kipp's Bay Blue Stone Quarry (formerly A. Kiernan’s), where he hopes to merit and Feceive the patronage of former customers and frieuds. Builders’ suppl O*Z HALF OF A FULL SIZED PLOT IN GREEN. wood Cemetery for sale.—It is beautifully located on high ground nat ‘hin five minutes’ walk of the principal trance. J. H. ©, box 9,581 Post oflice. XTORAGE FOR FURNITURE, PIANOS, &C.—AT, BAT- TERSON’S, 690 nnd 65 Sith avenue,’ between Thirty- ‘nth and Fortieth streeta. Large and amall Rooms to let for Storage of Furniture, Baccase, de. Best references and safest and best storage roome in the city. 0 BANKRUPTS.—THE ADVERTISER, THOROUGHLY experienced, offers his services at a'moderate price to prepare echedulea in bankruptcy. Parties interested will Hote that the Int of January next is the date of limitation of the so-called “ity per cent” clause, Advice gratis. Addross Secretary, box 5,12/ Post oflice. YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &c. AOR SALE—A 50 FOOT STEAM YACHT (PROPELLER), F handsomely fitted up; lannched last spring; must be sold wipin two weeks, Adirese bor 3% Brookipn oat otiee ‘OR SALE—CABIN YACHT FROLIC, ®LOOP RIG, IN ‘perfect order; new #ails, well furnished, cabin and every. thing complete; six tons, new measurement. Can be seen at foot of Court street, Brooklyn. Apply to Mr. LENOX. OR SALE-STEAM TUG LEIGH; LENGTH §0 FT., beam 9 ft, draught of water § ft. 6 in., eylinder 1212. Ap: ply to Lehigh'Coal and Navigation Company, 122 South’ Beo- ond street, Philadelphia. T TOWNSEND'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 960 BOWE- ery—Private instruction Is given day and evening in keeping, Arithmetic, Writing, Reating, Spelling, Gram- mar. Ladies’ department, No classes. 25 Writing Lessons, $2. A. COMPLETE KNOWLEDGE OF BOOKKEEPING, A splendid busluene handwriting puaranteed, and a tho; Fough education In all English branches and telegraphy, at THOMPSON'S Colleges, % Fourth avenue, New York, and ‘219 Fulton street, Brooklyn, Day and evenin; GENTLEMAN FROM PARIS OFFERS TO GIVE lessons in drawing and in French and Spanish langanges in exchange for his board. Address R. T. 8., Herald o1 A YOUNG FRENCH LADY, SPEAKING ENGLISH, desires a rituation in an American family to teach thé piano and French languoge. Inquire at 29 act ‘Twenty- Gighth street, corner Broadway. AX StrERt and Englisi Employment as tenc Heraid ofice. OOKKEEPING, WRITING, &C., FOR BUSINESS, — Mosars. DOLBEAK, 609 Hroadwily, give private lessons jo Business Writing, practical Bookkeeping, Commercial Arithmetic, &e. and prepare gentlemen of boys for business r time, Gentlemen can secure private NCED CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL ier, With excellent testimonials, desires or tutor, Address Tutor,'box 221 MORNING OF DAILY GOVERNESS—A LADY, wir est recommendations, wishes an engagement; in Rogitah, French (Parisian), Germaa, M ‘all thoroughly. Address J, M. N., Herald off BRNESS.—A YOUNG LADY WISHES upiis to metract in the Engitsh branches and ven, Address MN. W., sta- ISITING some muate If desired ; good reference tion L. WANTED-BOARD IN EXCHANGE FOR FRENCH, German, Latin, Greek and Mathematical Lessons cheap private ‘lessons. Beat references. Apply to E, Wo, President street, Brooklyn. WANTED TO PURCHIA Vy JANTED— ‘Knew of good second ban Roller, 1 foot front, 18 feet Jong, 14 feet high, with tubular returna. Apply to .'M ly in-, THE TURE. * OOLS WILL BE SOLD AT RILEY'S, CORNER OF Twenty-eichth street and Broadway, on the trot between ‘American Girl and George Wilkes, on Tuesday srening: T. B. JOHNSON, TJNION COURSE, L. 1.—TROTTING.—TUESDAY, NO; vember 17, at Lig P. My Match for 490), mile beats, bast three in five, in harness, 8. Sammis’ bik. g. Black Bob; J, Nodine’s bik. m. Eastern fs ‘Sweepstakes for $20, mile heats, best thre "Petack son" Goliah ; B. Gray's b. Rocket ‘8. Sammis’ br. m. Hanna! WiLLL SHAW, Proprietor. UU NON COURSE, LI TROTTING. WEDNESDAY, November 18, at 1g P. M., Match for $2,000, mile heats, beat three in fivi wagons. William Borst's br. «. George Wilkes; H. Howe's b, m. American Girl. Cars leave the Fi ton, Willlamsburg and South ferry every ten minutes during 1e day for the course direct. WILLIAM SHAW, Proprietor. WNERLEY PARK, N. J. TROTTING TUESDAY November 17, at 3 o'clock P, M. Good day and good track. Match for £400; mile heats, three in five. 8. Field b. g. Panic, to harness; J. Collins’ b. releas, with ru ning mate.’ Cara leave foot of Cortlandt street at 11:40 A. M. and? P. M, for the track direct, SPORTING—-DOGS, BIRDS, &C. AXE, KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR sale.—Medicines for all diseases, Prepared Food for imocking birds, at B. DOVEY'S, Nos. 8 and 6 Greene atrect, corner of Canal. N. B.—Ladies attended to by Mrs. Dovey. LL BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES.— FRANCIS BUTLER, No. 3 Peck siip. Butler's jnfal- iible Mange Cure and Flea Exierminator, %e. Butier's new work, $2, Extra stock Dogs, Ferrets. HORSES, CARRIAG _ HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C. A FINE BLOODED BAY HORSE, FOR, S4LE—184 high, 6 years old, warranted sound and kind; good in saddle, singlé or double harness; Wiil be sold at great sacri- fice foF want of use. Can be seen at Dickie’ Riding Acade- my, corner of Fifth avenue and Thitty-ninth street. TROTTER WANTED—BAY OR BROWN, WITH long tall, Ibis to 2544 hands, alx or elght years, that can ol trot a mile in'2:38, in exchange’ fore pair of bay’ mares, 6 {GAH Jo Benda and can trot in Ghee minutes, Address Jen- ins, Herald office. A. XERY FINE WHITE AND LIVER COLORED POINT. er Bitch, thoroughly broken; also a fine breech-loading Fowling ised, nearly new and ip gyod ord will be sold at auction by MINER & BARKER on Wednastay, Novembe 18, at 12 o'ek r salesroom, No. 8 Cortlandt street, AW ONE FINE SIX SEAT ROCKAWAY, ONE WOOD Brothers’ top Wagon, two second hand Rockawa; top and open Phaetons of all’ descriptions; single and dow Harness, trom #12 up algo. Express and Husiness Wagon! 22; 24 and 20 Wooster street, A7'e, TOPs, 10 OPEN, WAGONS, 10 EXPRESS, 10 + Rockaways, Brewster Phacton, 2 Victorias, 9 Sielghs, BW) Sets Harness, 5,000 Blankets, singly, at the’ old atand, 1,401 Broadway, near Forty-tirst street, JAMES JENKINS. A LARGE LOT OF ONE AND TWO SEAT SLEIGHS, Albany and Portland styles; also Blankets, Robes, Bella, Ke., of all descriptions and prices, at WM. H, GRAY'S, 20, 22, 24 and 26 Wooster strect. (A. SECOXD , HAND, COUPE, %( CLARENCE, TWO Couches, Sve hundred new’ Carriages and Harness, Coupes, Clarences, ee 26 per cent less than Broad- ree. HAM'S, fourth street and Broadway. RM¥ HORSE RLANKETS. NEW, $235; WAGONS, Ambulances, Carts, Mule Collars, 'Harnese, McClellan Saddles, Tenle; wagon, grain, horse Covers, aniay Clothing, top Bugyy. CARTERS, 62 Cortlandt street, near Greenwic! (AT UOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL'S HORSE AUCTION MART, 112 Fast Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue. REGULAR SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, AT 12 O'CLOCK. Gentlemen having private establishments which they wish to dispone of, or those wishing to purchase anything in the horae line, wiil find it fo their advantage to give us a call. Our dealings are almost exclusively with merchants and business men, and our establishment ix conducted on the same straightforward principles which govern honorable peo- ple in other branches of trade. Good stabling for horses at private We give the purchaser of every horse that 1s warranted sound twenty-four hours for trial. Ou down town oillee is at £9 Nassau street, opposite the Post ollice, where a register is kept of Horses, Carriages, £c., at private and public sales. Liberal advances nade on every thing inthe horse line. CATALOGUE OF TO-DAY'S SALE. Dapple gray Team, 153 hands, 8 years, kind fn harness and under saddie, free from vice; can trot in 8 minutes to- gether; free and stylish drivers. ‘They are not afraid of a lo- Seneelye and a first class family team and are warranted Sorrel Horse, 18 hands, 8 years, kind tn all harness; hand- some and stylish driver; trots in 245; for general good quali- ties caunot be surpassed. Sold only because owner has more horses than he can use. Warranted sound, ‘Top Wagon, built to order by Brewster, of Broome street ; three Top Wagons, one Express Wagon one Berouche an one basket Pony Phaeton, all in good ode: Very fine bay family Team, with long tails and manes, 1514 hands, 9 years, kind in all harness and under saddle, entirely free from vice; excellent travellers; very stylish; have becn used only by a private family and are warranted ‘sound; to- ther with a Brett, made by Brewster of Broome street, and tof double Harness, ‘One elegant Victoria, made by Wood Bros., and set of Sleizh Runners, Sound Mare; long mane and tall; 1534 hands; 8 years; kind in all harness and under saddie; free from vice ; can trot in 8 mmutes when in condition; free and stylish driver; is an excellent family mare. Bright bay saddle Horse, sired, by, Revenue; formerly owned by Jobn Minor Botts; 1°% hands; & years; splendid saddie horse; free from vice; good and fast ‘traveller; trots and canters under snddko; warranted soun Dark bay Horse; 1} hands; G years; kind in all _harnces; free from vice; good traveler} free and stylish driver; war- ranted sound, Grey work Horse; 153 hands; 9 years; kipd and true in ail harness; free trom vice; ood traveller. Together with a ring Cart in good order, and set of work Harness, Bay Mare; 1b handa; 6 years; kind jn_all harness and un- der saidle; free from vice; trota in 8:10; free and stylish driver; warranted sound. ‘Together with a no top road Wagon, full spring, built by Ashe; set single Harness, city maker; Blankets, Ray saddle thoroughbred Mare, sired by Slasher and bred by Mr. Morin, 1514 hands, coming 6 years; perfect under saddle; free (rom vice; very siylish; the owner believes her to be perfectly sound. Chestnut sorrel Mara; sired by Prince Albert of Canada, 16\g hands, 6 years; kind in all harness; free from vice; trots in about four minutes; free and stylish driver; she is a tine coupe or faintly mare, and is the property of a gentleman now in Europe and who iutends remaining there, and is to be sold without reserve, One elegant trimmed and one untrimmed Cutter Sleigh; both in complete order, Coal black Mare, 154g hands, coming 7 years; kind fn all harness; free from vice; warranted to trot in 2:62 to a road ‘wagon; free and stylish driver; warranted sound, Bay Horse, 15 bands, 6 vears: kind in harness; free from vice; good traveller; in an excellent business horse, s Set Double Harness, Coachman’s Livery, Gloves, Fur Cape und Gloves, Bits, &°., ke. Bay Horse, 16 hands, 7 years; kind rness; free from vice; good traveller; ly of work horse. ‘Several other Horses, top and no top W: double Harness, &c. Full description time o postpone # sale'on account of tie weather. N ELEGANT SINGLE ROAD, ESTABLISHMENT AT ‘this day o'eloc! auction, WONTON & VAN TASSEL at their Horse Auction Mart, 12 East Thirteenth street, near Fourti avenue. ‘Bee catalogue above. T OUR HORSE AUCTION MART, % DUANE STREET. By JOHN L, VANDEWATER, Auctioneer. This day, at 12°-M., regular sale of Horses, Wagons, Har ness, ke. A gentleman's tarnont, conelsting of the celebrated hand- somo, fast and stglish trotting Mares Belles of Saratoga, better Known aa the Stokes Team ; they are dark dapple browas, 15) hands, 6 and 7 years old and balf slatera: were raised in Sur- ‘atoga county and sired by the celebrated stallion Pathtinder, out of thoroughbred dams: they show fine breeding, are extra bandsome aud stylish, and can kcarcely be distingwfahed from each other; they trotted together at time of purchase, when 5 and 6 old, jn 2:62, and have improved much since; they drive together like one horse, without pulling, and make the beat tandem team in this elty; they trotted w trial six week’ goon Fashion track in 2:48, without skip or brenx; they are warranted sound and kind either singie or double, and war- Tanited to trot in 2:50 now and in condition to show 2:40; aleo top Wagon, Harness, de. fc all the property of sporting gentleman who is compelled to seli without reservation. Par- Uculars at sale. Very fast trotting Horse, 15% high, 9 years old; can show 2:44 oF 45 any day; sound and kind; property of private gen- tleman; particulars at sale. {sn good fami- 8, single and sale, We nover Span of superior carriage Horses that cost present owners salon; ‘young, stylish and fine drivers, 15% hands high, 6 aad Fears ol; areas fine ateam as has’ been offered {u ‘a lon time; ean trot in 8 minutes to-day and ean do better in cond!- tion; are warranted every way, ‘Alxo Light Wagon, fine double Harness, property of private tieman and sold for want of use. Tron gray Horse and dapple gray Horse,7 and 8 years old, 1535 hands high, raised in Suffolk counts, L. [.; are good ani true under ali harness or under saddle; fine travellers, no fanits or tricks: sold for want of use, owner going South. Bay Spanish Pony, 10 Bands high, travels in all harness; fine anddier; very gentle; has been ued by children. Gray ‘farnily “Horse, 15% high, 7 yeara old, fine, steady traveller and good rendster and pleasant driver; m9’ faul will trot close to 3 minutes; fs sound aud kind. fine Road Wagon, In splendid condition, efly made, by Van Orden & Dut. Also Harness. ‘Black Horve, 154 bigh, 6 years, good traveller, true tn all harness; formerly property of Lorillards, ‘Also @ line of very superior Trotting and Rodd Stock, ex- clusive of tle above enumeration, comprising some ten other Horses. Particulars and pedigrees at sale. ‘iso a llue of very superior Wagons, Harness, a&c., both new and second ban, Also several ue Sleighs, Prompt SOMN L, VANDEWATER, Auctioneer, '24 Duane attest, 7 THE GREAT JONES STREET AUCTION MART, 47 IGrent Jones atreet, between Broadway and Bowery. "By JAMES JENKINS, wuctioneer. On Wednesday, Nov, 18, at Iorciock, the nest line of road, Tamily and work Horves that has been offered at any sale this season. Also Carri top and open Wagons, Portland and Albany Sleighs, Bel sidgle and double Harness, Robew Blankets Burcinglen, Hat ters. All those wishing to enter k for this sale will please do 80 on oY Rou oS Ail iggy ag for jours. Bale positive, rain Or cater saree of above aale wee Wednesday morning's Herald, THE SPECIAL ATTENTION OF GENTLEMEN IS A. called to the snle ils day at No. 24 Duane sireet, at 18 Trompt, of the celebrated figh bred, faxt and han Trotting Marea Belles of Saratoga; arc dark brown and can carcely be diatinguisied from exch, other; 6.ancl7 years old Tl high; have trotted together in 2:43, aud can ehow 2:40 either single or double, and can trot in 20 tandem. They are, without exception, the finest and fasiest pair of fine Foung mares owned in this State, and are warranted fa every found, kind aud as Lo peed, and will be sold without Teservation of limitation, being the property of a sporting ventlersan, who Is compelled to well, Nogsther, with Wagons, ees, JOUN L, VANDEWATER, Auctioneer, 85 1 Dunne street STON & VAN TASSELL'S AUCTION MART, A’ JOBNSTON f mast Thirtecuth —- r, (down town oflice 29 Naesan street! hides TUEBDAY), Nov. Uf, at Mosclocks large ante of Horse, pand'no ‘agons, in and double Marnest he. Privat tamil “sekblintoedh. com prising team bay Horses aud Lrett, bullt by Brewster of Hroome street, ke. ‘ly, road and work Horses. For description see catalogue ani time of sale, We never post- pone & sale on account of th (PARTY BY THB NAME OF JOHNSON" with a1") I o'clock, & VAN TASSELL’S, An clogant Victoria Carriage, built. by Wood Brothers, with sleigh runners’ for use in sem #0) in addition to the whee's. ‘Our sale to-day also comprises: ‘The usual variety, We never postpone on account of weather, See catalogue ab * - $$$ MALLORY & 0O., 153 Maiden lane, WASTER TO PURCHASE NE OR TWENTY &E- Cond hand Wheeler & Wilsou’s Sewing Machines, Ad: dress KX, A., Herald office. TANTED-DRY GOOD. 7" (W Aithtee Notions, Hats,"Shoes and Bootm, Liquors, & Steel, [ron and Nails.” Part'eash, balance tn Tands and estate, Shall remain in the city only @ short time, Address 1, box 156 Herald office. ‘WANTED FoR CASH “JN A GOOD LOCALITY AND doing © good busluess, ® Grocery. Address A., box 220 Herald oflice. ~ post OFFICE NOTICE. POST OFFICE NOTICE. Theo ails for Rurope will be despat on Tueed vy, Thureday and Satarday, noon, and at stati Annd B, Lio; Cy and Fy 110, and G, abit orclook A, M. Also on Wednesday, notice of the hour of closing which will bi it “ithe siavons on Tues Tay Pe Botte’ a the general ovlee srt ts KELLY, P.M. closing at I and D, He ; nase NEWSPAPERS: READ THE HOTEL UNION AND BOARDING HOUSE, Paper for “Hotel Francs" reported, “Hotel and Board. ing House La: tof Hotels and Boarding Houses In th city de. J. pubiiaher, “Hotel Union Rooms? bid broadway. FIVE SECOND HAND COACHES, FROM #100 TO Roe! from #7) to 220; top and xpress, depot and busi- nd Albany Sieigha, #40 ea A to 50; Halters Gus DEN & DUFE'S, 222 Mercer A. JAMES JENIN + ‘auction on Thureday. Brosdway, near Forty.jrst street, New York, «large nesort- AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL AT Nov. 19, nt 11 o'clock, at 1,401 ment of Rockawaya, Depot Wagons, Express and Jagger Wagone, top and open agen Si rete of wing ou and double Harness; Sloighey Belle, of wil kinds; @ large lot of in variety; Saddics and Bridies, Whips, Hal- jagles, &c., de, Sale positive. N. B,—Alno at private FINE TEAM OF ROASTERS, Ihig HANDS, BAY, long tails, evenly matched, half brothers, 7 yeara old jean 40 three iniautes easily; perfectly sound and kind, double and single or saddie; ean be driven by aiady with one hand, and afraid of nothing. Sold for want of use, Address Fam: fly Roadsters, Lierald office. A. fais, OF BAY MARES, ABOUT 164 HANDS HIGH, jong taila, kind aud sound, good travellers; coups Rockaway, by Lawrence, cost $1,0.0; double Harness; all to be sold to ihe highest Vidder, a the has no use for them, Can be seen at 47 Great Jones etreet until day of sale. Wednesday, at 11 o'eivelts ; rs STYLISH BAY MARE, 154 HANDS HIGH; GOOD coupe. Stable next to Frenc traveller, warranted sound and kind; splendid for a A COUPE FOR SALE—SUITABLE FOR ONE OR TWO theatre. horses roome street, makers, Private Stable, 10 East Thirt LL PARTIES IN WANT OF CARRIAGES, ELEIGHS* And Harness aro advised to consult their own interests and purchase of THOMAS E, HICKS, 82 Barclay street. CHEAP SIX SEATED SLEIGH WANTED—GOULD'S preferred. Address V., Herald office, for two days, A. S$QUPE FOR SALE. INQUIRE AT 200 AND 211 East Twe a street. UFFALO ROBES, BUFFALO ROBES, BUFFALO Robes, Buffalo Robes, Buifalo Robes, Buffalo Rob wholesale and retat juffalo Robes, Buffalo Robes, Bullalo Robes. 62 Warren strect, corner College place. FINANCIAL, “A. 3002 OF FIRST CLASS 6 08 property wauted, y E C0469 Literty mies. ¥ Coe SOR NEW YORK—DERARTMENT. OF FINANCE, BUREAU OF THE KE@EIVER OF TAXES, Counr House, PARK, Oct. 31, 1868, TO TAXPAYERS. Notice fs heroby given that one per cent will be added to all taxes unpaid on the Istof December; also an additional one per cent on December 13, On all taxes remaining unpald.on January 1 interest at the rate of twelve per cent per wm, calculated from the day the books were received by the Receiver of Taxes to the day of payment, will be added. No mouey will be veceived after o'clock P.M, Ollice hours from 8 A, M. to2 P. M. : BERNARD SMYTH, Receiver. D. FE. ROBERTS & CO,, FINANCIAL AGENTS, 15 % Wall street, New York, ‘procure capital for railway Manufacturing abd other compprations, negotiate important American and foreign patent, mineral estates and Sout! Plantations." Refersiicen Aa Saquy President M et Insurance Companys 37 Ludlow, Patton & Co., bankers, No. 6 Wall street; O.'E, Roberts, United Stales Assay Orice, 80 Wall street; Slade & Colby, b2 Leon- MOoXE™, LOANED UPON MERCHANDISE, SECURE. ties, Personal Property, Higusshold Furniture on storage and bond and mortgage; sodondmertgages purchased; paper Regotlated collections made on all parts Tited States and Canada, WILLIAM BRUCE PUTNAM, banker and finan- cial broker, No. 1 College place, corner Barclay street, Gro- cers’ Bank Building, ER, DURFEE 2 2 = e QFFICE OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, New York, Oct, 81, 1808, Twenty-First Annual Election: Notteo fs hereby given that the electton for, nine Directors of the Pacitic Mail Steamship Company will he hold at the Company's oflice, Noa. 59 and ‘1 Wail ‘street, on Wednes. day, November 14, 1888, between the hours of 12 M. and % ‘The Transfer books wil! be closed, preparatory to said elec- ton, on Monday, November 9, 1868, at o'clock P. M. Due notice of the reopening of the Transfer books will be | hereafter given. By order of the Board of Directors. HEODORE 1, JOHNSON, Secretary. HOTO VIEWS AND EXHIBITION BUSIN gentleman wanted to join interest to open evening bitions with the View Business, long established; und to Pronent a Photoscope of 1,0) works of art, 19 feat 00 nightly on Broadway; a novel and fustructive sho bound to suecoed, Calica 8. A. HOLMES, Picture Saloon, Union square. ARTIES DESIRING TO INVEST IN A GOOD, SAFE and reliabie ng institution, paying twenty per cent or more (twenty per y do#o and ascer lars by appiyiag to QUINCY & CO., No. 7 New ree day’. ANTED—AN IMMEDIATE LOAN OF $200. SECU- rity, a Hen on Southern laud. Address Harrison, box 208 AY HORSE FOR SALE—15 HANDS, KIND, GENTLE and fit for any use; sold low. Apply ‘to Dr. (BRANDT, corner of Fortieth street and Fifth avenue. \ Ores esate! STYLES, Lae SALE. ‘T GREAT BARGAINS. 100 Sleighs just received. Bells, Harness, &c. | Several xec- ond hand Carriages for sale cheap, CALVIN WITTY'S Carriage Depot, 638 Broadway. OR SALE—A PAIR OF BAY HORSES, 16 HANDS high, six years old, sound, kind and gentle, full manes And tails; price $1,400. Pair chestnuts, sixteen hands fnch high; sfx years old; price #1,000. One black hot teen hands high, seven years old, %600. Patr dapple gtavs fiteen hands th ree inehes high, #1x years old; price $950. lave not been used in the city. Me! WILLIAMS, 125 West Fortieth treet, ND MORTGAGE FOR SALE—ON L estate ; security ample; terms liberal. way, room 6%, irom 2 to 4 o'clock. To WANTE on IN SUMS OF 5,000 EACH. 1 property, well located in Broo! No commission will be paid. 1 offices $10.000 Iyn, worth twice the Aduress Cary, Brookiyn I TO LOAN, ON BOND AND MORTGAGE. Apply to’ BUTE & CO., room No.8, 923 $16.00 $325,000 Ral incst RSS 2d MPa real estate in this city or Brooklyn. = Jou F, CONR ao et, room 12. POR, SALES PAIR OF CARRIAGE HORS 16 hands high, 9and 10 years old; sold ‘Will make a good hack team. Also, a splendid Indy’ Horse, perfectly sound and gentle In every respect for want of use. For particulars address J. Horses can be seen at No. 1 17, at 10 o'clock’A. M. OR SALE—A_ GRAY MARE, 5 YEARS OLD, OVER 155 hands high: sired by Groy Messenger; stylish, kind and gentle; would make a fine family horse. Sold cheap for want of use, Call at 489 Fourth avenue, near Thirty-first street. OR SALE—A FINE FAMILY HOR T6aands high, weighing 1,100 pounds, suitable for any kind of business ;’ warrantea perfect. Also a bay Horse, 15} hands high, 6 yeara old. Apply at stable 165 First ave- nue. SORRELS, want of use; sandie Id only box 142 t Thirty-eight , 6 YEARS OLD, 5 TO LOAN_ON FIRST BOND AND $750.00 mortgages at 7. per cents on improved property in New Jersvy. E. M. MASON, No. 1 Centre street. hate _ DRY GOODS, (AT GRAND SIRES CHEAP STORE. HAT DEPARTMENT. Everything new and desirable for infants, ladies, misses { and cheapest stock in this elty to select from without exception. Bargains in Wove and Knitted Wested Go ‘ SOLE | 209, B11, BL1}g Grand; 65, 68 and 70 Allen sirert, fitth block cast trom the Bowery, FOR, SAGE CA BEAUTIFUL DARK DAPPLE GRAY Mare, 16 hands, nigh, @ years old, good traveller, wound, kind, gentle and stylish; has been used as a carriage horse, but splendid under saddle, and sold for want of use. To be seen at 48 East Thirty-second street, near Fourth avenue. OR SALE—A BARGAIN—A % COUPE CLARENCE, built toorder by Wood Brothers, in complete order, al- most new; also a handsome Victoria anda splendid sel of silver mounted double Harness. To be seen at the National Stables, Sixth aveaue, between Forty-fifth and Forty-sixth OR sa FINE 10 HORSE ENGINE, 12 HORSE te by one of the best makers, to ‘order, com- Roller, plete, with injector, at alow price, Inquire on the premises, 60 Greene street. OR SALE—A STEEL GRAY KORSE, 153s HANDS high, sound and Kind. Sold for want of use. Inquire at 608 Eleventh avenue, near Forty-elghth street. OR SALE—A FINE BAY HORSE, 15 HANDS HIGH, 8 years old, sound and kind; can trot in 2:40; will be soid cheap. Apply at 25 West Thirteenth street. OR SALE—A SOUND AND KIND HORSE; EXPRESS Wagon, very little used, and Harness; $185. Apply at 216 Fulton street, FOR SALE-A SUSERIOR, SADDLE MARE, NEARLY thoroughbred; well trained for elther lady or gentleman; sound, of fine action and spirited, hut perfectly gentle. To be seen at Dickel’s rhiing school, 441 Fifth av RIOR SALE—A LARGE, FINE BAY HORSK, SUITARLE for any purpose; been used before a cMupe. Will be fold cheap. Apply av private stable 217 East Tuirty-fourth street ue. (OR SALE—A PAIR OF BAY MARES, SEVEN AND fe for family use Apply eight years old, fitteen hands hig) Also two seated Carriage ‘and Harness. ‘at 158 East Twenty-seventh street, Ok SALE CHE. y ORSE AND HARNES* Apply to Mr. THURSTON, stable, corner Sixth avenue and Twenty-sixth street. and oun: for three di OR SALE VERY LOW. Horse, only 6, ibay Hore, 9255; n stylish Fo sorrel Mare, Ee a ARGE 17 HANDS IRON nz 16 hands pony built re, big hands, 805: alRo a all sound and kind, 432 West Thirteenth N OVERNMENT GOODS—MILITARY CLOTIIING, BLAN- T keis, Horse Covers, Harness, Swliles, Tents, Wagon Send for cireniar, Covers, dc. PITKIN & CO., No. 5 Park place. on, THIRTY MINUTES REQUIRED TO SHOW AN {increase of speed by Van Loescn’a celebrated Dexter Cireular or the money returned. Price only $1. Pierre D. Van Hoesen, 87 Eouth street. y DR. REYNOLDSON'S ELEPHAN’ ine Horse, 174 hands, white face and white foot, was missed from P. MABIL'S, ‘Bloomingdale road and 108th street, Aug. 27, a ‘ANTED—BY A RESPONSIBLE PARTY, A HORSE, 1536 hands; kept for the winter for iis use, Address E. C,, box 6,771 Port oviee. Address 7 GRAND STREET CHEAP STOR) THE WEEK, Bonnet and Sash Ribbons. Prices down. Also Velvets, Pinsiea, Silks and Satins below cost of importation. Feathers, Flowers, Birds of Paradise, Laces, Dress and ‘Cloak Trim- mings, Yankee Notiona, Leather Satchels, Gloves, oniery, Embroideries and Handkerehiets, Our Hat Department, crammed with everything new and desirable, Bargains in Worsted Goods. EDWARD RIDL! 809, SI, S1L39 oe o f 65 and 70 Allen street; rom the Bowerv. T IRWIN SIMPSON'S, 265 Sixth avenue, near Seventeenth street. 1,009 lots of fine Hosiery 0; Tadies' Mertao Vnlerw 1,200 gents’ heary Merino Shirts, 75: Glo extra Scotch Wool 8! 15. A very superior line in ecariet Wool Shirts and Drawers. 1'0 dozen extra tine Balbriggan Clock Hose, #1 per palr. 250 dozen heavy English Hose, fall fish, Sic, per pair. Children’s Cotton, Merino and Wool Hose, white and col'd, 1,500 pieces Stik Fringes and Gimps, at ba! , 5,00 yards Nottingham Curtain Laces, at 25c. pi pho pales Jouvin's Laced Kid Gioves, at $1 per patt. 1,00) lots of ‘goods will be wold dutslde of the store at quarier their value, to make room for large purchages of auction goods (A. BIG LOT WET MUSLINS FOR.10 CENTS AND 12 cents per yard that are Worth in good order 18 cents an 20cents, From anction—immense lote Dress Goods, Alpacas, Biankets, Flannels, Cassimeres, &e., at nearly half price: FOSTER BROTHERS, ith’ avelue, near Eichteenth street, and FOSTER BROTIi ‘ 8, 272 Bleecker street Cu SILKS, New Paris Moire Antique at @3 por yard. worth @5. ‘Striped and plain changeable Silks from auction, Greatly under cost of tmportation, LORD & TAYLOR orner Grand aire et, corner Christie street, Suita Children’s Cloaks and Sacques, at half price, at LORD & TAYLOR'S, Nos, 461 to 467 Broady orver Grand street. NARPETS, FURNITURE AND 1} HOUR ) keepers supplied on easy terms ; pa. is taken weeily ormonthiy at GREEN & CO.'S, 195 Eighth avenue, corner ‘Twentieth etree. uss wD! \HARLOTTE G. SMITH WILL SELL HER ENTIR J stock of rich French Cloaks, in velvet, silk and cloth; Opera Cloaks and Sacyues, in ratin, silk, plush and cloth, at reatly reduced prices, to close the business. No. 1,168 roadway. JPRENCH AND EXGLISH DRESS GOODS of every dexcription PROM AUCTION, formeriy #1 93, AL LORD & TAYLOR'S, Broadway, corner Grand street, Grand street, corner Chrystie street French Merinoes at 7: ANTED—A LIGHT SHIFTING TOP BUGGY, IN first rate condition ; Harness, Robes, tc, 'NELSON, $3 John street. Wate FIRST CLASS COACH TEAM, 16 HANDS bi made, good color and stylish. Address B. box 208 Hefaia oitoe. . WASTED 10, LEASE A FINE STABLE, WITH 15 TO ‘80 stalla, in a good location, with carriage room. Ad dress T. E.G. 3 West Thirteenth street. mats 75 FORA, Q0OD, WORK MARE: ONE Low ©) priced Horse, suitable for any work; also one fine fnadian Pony, sound'and kind, at a bargain. “468 Pear! at 145 EACH TWO CITY MADE ROAD wacons, ilapring, square bod Trotting Wagon, atmont mews @i6s. {i330 Brostwhy, ‘above Thirty-seventl street. * $275 —A FIRST CLASS TOP BUGGY AND FINE oO. covered Harness, both as good as new. Sold to stable 449 Seventh ay. jose an estate. Cail and examine LOAN OFFICES, TT7—MONEY LINERALLY ADVANCED ON DIA. monda, Watches, Jowelre, €c., oF the samo bonght at the highest’rates, Also Pawnbrokers’ Ticketa bought for Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, €c., at 77 Bleecker atrect, eee ‘ond tioor, three doors wot of Broadw: RE YOU IN WANT OF MONEY?—IF 80, CALL on FE. BERNARD, 196 Grand street. Liberal advances made on ‘Diamond, Watehes, Jewelry, Silky, &¢., oF Ihe same bought and sold. DVANCES MADE ON ES, DIAMO! elry, Dry Goods and Personal Property of every deserlp. tion, J. A. JACKSON, 111 Grand street, two doors west of Broadwa' H°e: SKIRTS AND CORSETS.—THE LARGEST AND best assortment in the city. ‘The Great American Hoop Skirt Company, 263 and 245 Hudson strect, near Canal street GtRirep SATINS eaias for Uunderskirts, in every desirable combination of colors, tee ‘75, well worth 4 at LORD & TAYLOR'S, Broadway, cosner Graud street, PHOLSTERY GOODS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Nottingham Lace by the yard from 2c, Nottingham Curtains from 81 60 per pair. ‘Tainbour Lace Curtains from $4 60 per pair. Satin Damasks, Woo! Damaske, English and French Satins, Sewing Silk, Tepe, pain and striped Terrles, Hollands, Shades, Gimps, Cords, Tassels, Fixtures, Cornices &c., dey Atieas than the gold cost, At LORD & TAYLOR'S, Brondway, corner Grand street, Grand street, corner Chrystie street. HOUSES, ROOMS, &C4 WANTED, FIKST CLASS HOUSEKEEPER WOULD LIKE TO negotiate with a party of reepectablility in renting a fur- ished house and boarding out the rent or part of rent, with the privilege of having aa few as poavible to make @ social home. Wiilfarnish unquestionable reference, Address E. D., box 160 Herald office. PHYSICIAN WISHES ONE OR TWO ROOMS ON first floor, or one Koom with up stairs Room, Closets, Aes, if possibie. Address 907 Broadway, rovm No. 3. AENTEEL APARTMENTS WANTED—BY A SMALL fatnily ; four or five rooms on firet or second floor; water, gas and bath ; location between Fourth and Kighth avenues and below Thirty-fifth street, Address Van Kensselacr, Herald DYANCES MADE ON FURNITURE, PIANOFORTES, Diamonds, Mirrora, Paintings, Broores, Books, Car. pets, Horges, C 0 furniture stored and moved. Hi et, near Sixth avenue, T WOLF BROTUERS', S99 BROADWAY, UP STATR&.— loatied ies, Jewelry, Pianos, T HYMAN, 659 BROADWAY, CORNER OF BOND street.—Liveral advances made on Diamonds and Watches, Silverware, 4c, or will pay the bighest market price for the same, ERS ee 8 7 THE OLD ESTABLISHED OFFICE, (6 NASSAU streat, room No. % youean obtain liberal advances on onds, Watches, Silverware, &c., or will purchase them iighest valuation, ‘A. HONTGMAN, Brok 67 THIRTEENTH STREPT, NEAR WALLACKS Aueatre—t1 yay the highest price for Diamonds; Watches eiry, or advance on the same. E 4 i phheriag Diamond Hroker, 67 Thirteenth steet, T ISAAC 0. BARKERS REAL ESTATE OFFICE, A* room 44 Herald Building, New York—Money loaned of Bond and Nortyag T © PLERCKER STREET—TH HEST PRIGKS paid for Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silks, Dry Goods And ail articles of valle; money advanced on the sam bt ed apom. Fawnbrokers' Tickets bought and advanced spon a ONEY TO LOAN-ON CITY RAILROAD Stoo and Ronda, Dinmonde, Silverware, Merchandise of kinds, or any fiat class security, Apply #t 61 Broadway, room ee 5S NASSAU STREET, CORNER MAIDEN LANE. OO Having immense fadiiilies, advance at unusually low Fates on jewe ry, watches, pianos, merchandise, life policies of other securities, in large or sina amount 120) Pomere, NEAR GRAND STRERT, ROOMS NC be) ie i " fh staire.—Money advanced Stivcrware, Silke, &e., oF the ote Wg hes Business cond: | oitier, Ww A LEMAN AND WIFE, TWO farntshed Rooms in a quiet, respectable house in the vicinity between Fourth and Fourteenth street; terme mor Tate; roferences given wud required, Address 'J. Ne O., Hi ald office. ue Wore et WANTED-FoR ‘A GENTLEMAN, A WELL Re nished Koom, without board, perfectly free, between {ith and Sixteenth sireets, Address P. 2, box 8,096 Post ‘AGE IN NEW JF ‘Adiroas W. E, M., AN FURNISHE roy, within ong hour of City Hall, 4 Fulton sirect, up stairs, V TANTED- FIVE OR MORE FURNISHED OR ONFUR- nished Rooms, auitable for housekeeping, below Thir- tieth street; reference given aud required, “Address Mac, Herald office. dct Ws NTED—A HOUSE OR COTTAGE, IN A _RESPECT- ‘able nelghborhood, not above Sixtieth strect : rent not to exceod #50 per month. ‘Address J., box 214 Herald oftice. WaAxt. ~A FLOOR OF FIVE OR SIX ROOMS, SUIT. ‘able for housekeeping, unfurnished, Containing, water jerals and gas, Address, stating rent and location, C. W. ollie. VV ANTEDIA SUIT OF WELL FURNISHED APART. W inents, without board, by two young men and their wives; no childrens. Terms mist be moderate ‘and location south of Forty-second atre ress Ay {iy ANTED—BY A PRIVATE FA W Aiwo years, a three or four story high nished, between Madison and Sixth lieth street, Address B., Herald ollie FANTED-—PLOOR OF A HOUSE CONTAINING FOUR ‘W ‘cr ive onturntshel Rooms, below Siateenth street, Ads dreaa V. V., Herald o WW NTeD REAR OWANOE, N, Jy A FURNISHED Horse for the suminer; a ‘stable required; high locas tion preferred, Address box 3,081 New Yo oft WANTED TOR N7—SMALL HOUSE, improveraents, between Eighth and Thirtieth street 5 00 Fourth avenue, Address Fost office box 1,70. raid 0% FOR OND OR oop Houre, fur- neo and below For- HE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD'S Steamsiio WESER, G. Wenke, Master, On THURSDAY, Nov. 1% ‘ying the United States mail, will sail at 2 P. Bremen pier, foot of Third street, Hobo! EUROPEAN STEAMSH LPS, era to ndon, Havre, Southampton and Bremen, at the following rates, payable in gol First cabin. Second exbin. er, on Thursday, 8 oF passage apply to ORLRICHS & C 68 Broad street. ETNA (vin Halifa CITY OF LONDON: C1eY OF BALTIM CIty OF NEW YORK ‘And each succeeding 1 P.M. (tide permitting) from pier 45 RATES OF PASS. Payable in Gold. Pi First Cabin. #100 | Steerng in Currency. $5) and $35 ‘To London. 105 | "To London. 85 and 40 To Paris. 5! To Par 4and 47 Hahfax. 20) Halifax. WS St. John’s, N. F., by St. John! » bY branch aleamer. 45| branch steamer. Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Hamburg, Bremen, de., at reduced rates Tickets can be bouzht here at moderate rates by persons Wishing to send for their friends, For further information apply at the Company's ofice JOHN G. DALE, Agent, 15 Broadw TO€PON AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE, Steamers fortnightly to Loudon direct from pier No. 3 North river. WM. PENN ATALANTE For passage to’ i Paris, Antwerp aud Rott cheapest currency rates,’ apply to RUBERT N, CLARK, 85 Broadway. For ‘treight, to HOWLAND & ASPINWALL, 64 South Paessage at S10, 875 and #30, currency. Nov. 28 BELLONA ec. 12. CELLA. LE8r00n, NEW. YORK AND PHILADELPHIA 4 Steamship’ Company.—Notice.--The Steamship City of London, from Liverpoo), will commence to discharge under feneral onder at pi rd North River Wednesday, Nov, 18 at A.M. The company will not be responsible (ox any loss or after discharge, an? all goods not re- ¢ hours will be stored at consignee HN G. DALE, Agent, 16 Broadway. damage arising to goo moved within twenty: Tisk and expense. ( yee DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE. NTIC COMPANY'S MAIL, STEAMS W YORK AND HAVRE, CALLING AT BREST. ‘The spendid vessels on this favorite route for the Contl- sath from pier No. 5 North river a8 follows: 2 PARIS, Surmont. Saturday, Nov. 28, 1868 Duchesne aturday, Dee, 12, 1863 Lemar... urday, Dec. 20, 1888 87. LAURENT, Bocande.. jurday, Jan. 9 1868 PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD (NCLUDING WINE). TO BREST OR HAVRE, Firat Cabin, 140; Second Cabin, $85. TO PARL cluding railway tickets, furnished on board, First Cabin, $145 ond Cabin, Res. ‘These steamera do not carry steerage passengers, Medical attendance free of charge. American travellers going to or returning from the Conti- nent of Europe by taking the steamers of this line avold both “transit by English railways and the discomforta of crossing the Chadnel, beaites naving time, trouble and expense. GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, 38 Broadwi PROB LIVERPOON, CALLING AT. QUEENSTOWN. CUNARD STEAMSTIP JAVA, from New York. Wednesday, November 18 SCOTIA, trom New Yo Wednesday, November 25 KUSSIA, from New York Wednesday, December 2 CHINA, ‘from New York. Wednesday; December 9 PASSAGE NON Cabin....... Cabin pactage to P For freight or passag Re The ¢ egant firet ¢ A RAGO, Capt will leave pier 46 North river, on Saturday, November 28 for BREMEN direct. Rates of passage in gold:-+ Cabin...... « #60 | Stecrage For freight or 108 Pear! street and ply to, nora! Agents, 40 Broadway, DUGER'S AMERICAN LINS.-THE WELL KNOWN \ steamer ARAGO, commanded by a popular Captain, sail for Bremen’ direct November 2, offer ly cheap and pleasant opportunity for crosa ‘The state rooms are ele: roomy and airy; steerage as comfortable for a voy’ abin aid ex- cellent fare, Secure bertha and apply for particulars at the passage office of the line, 40 Broadway, rooin QTEAM TO QUEE ry From MINNESOTA, COLORADO. Jay, Nov. 25 day, Dec. 9 Cabin passage, $80, gold. Passage from’ and to New York, Paris, Hamburg, Rotter- dam, ge, Drafts on Ireland, England, France and Germany at loweet ra Apply to WILLIAMS & GUION, 29 Brosdwny or & South street, GTEAN TO Liv, POOL AND QUEENSTOWN, B¥ CUNARD LI SIBERIA sails Thurad ALEPPO satis Th Cabin passage, #20, Tage, currency, For freight or cabin passage apply'at No. 4 Bowilng Green. For steerage paesage apply at 11 Broadway. E. CUNARD. MSHTP) JAVA EMBARK of Grand street, Jersey City, toat. ASSENGERS PER STE from the Cunard f, at8ig A. M. on Wedu QTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER DY Every Wednesday, Thured, overmber 19 November 21 Ire island, aeage OMlce, 7 Broadway, corner of Rector atrcet, GIEAM 10 GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY, : HE ANCHOR LINE wenger ateamers are intended to sail RY SATURDAY, North river, at 12 o'clock noon, ember 21 y Giasgow or Derry, $ Excursion t elve month Steerace to Glasgow or Derry, $30. Prepaid certificates from theso ports, #87. Pastengers booked to and from Hamburg, Havre, Rotter- dam, Antwerp, &c., at very low rater, Drafts Haaved, pryabie at any bank in Great Britain. For further information apply at the company’s oflices, No. 6 Bowling Green, New York, to HENDERSON BROTHERS, N“ae me LINE, The steamsuip HELVETIA, Cutting, will leave Satar- any November 21, at 10 A. M., from pier 47 North river. a to Liverpool or Queenstown—Cabin, 2100; ateer- age, #80, currency. Steerage tickets from Queenstown, #37, currene ‘Apply at the offices of We company, 69 and 27 Broadway. F. W.'J. HURSP, Manager. LOUISIANA, For'es, Thursday, Novermber 19, at 9 A.M. HE HAMBURG ANERICAN PACKET COMPANY'S iron mail steaushio WESTPHALIA, N. Trautman, commander. carrying the United States mails, will sail oa Tuesday, Nov. i7, at 2 P. M., for HAMBURG, taking passengers for Hamburg, Havre, Southampton and London, First Cabin, $120; Seeona Cabin, $72; Steerage, #36, Pay. » G90 tien Covted Blates gd 25 ‘The HAMMONIA to sail Nov. 24. KUNHARDT 4 CU., CG. B, RICHARD & BOAS, General Agente, General Parnage Agents 1 Broad street, N. ¥. No. 6 Barciny street, N.Y. J AMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY. Extra steamer to Hamburg, via Southampton, BORUSSIA, Capt, N, ©. Franzen, sails Novernber “4, taking passengers to Southampton, London, Havre and Hamburg atreduced rates, First Cabin, 8100; Second Cabin, $60; Steerage, $25; Payable in United States gold coin. For farther particulars apply to" KUNHARDT & CO, ©. B. RICHARD & BOAS, General Agents, \Generat Passonger Apent, 61 Broad street, corner Beaver.’ No. 6 Barciny street, N. ¥. DASSAGE BY STEAMER TO AND FROM Liverpool and Queenstowa, ‘Also from Liverpool wud London, F By first class packet ships. Drafts payable in all parte of Great Britain ‘Ireland at Ayniy to FAPSCOTT BROS,, 8 South atreet and 38 Brond- way, New Yorn. iverpool or pacirio main STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S “ THROUGH LINE fo. CALIFORNIA AND CHINA. Through rates, Now York to San Francisco: First Cavio, de. Toside. Second ¢ Strorage. bet 2200, fig § Steamers of the above line leave yier No. 43 North river, foot of Canal street, at 12 o'clock noe FOUR TIMES A M ON IST, OTH, 16V1t A. except when those days fall on Suu th One hundred pon of baggage free 19 exch adult, Meu November 4 HENRY CUAUNCEY, Captain Connor, con- HOE AGE, Captain Cavariy. aE a at liesomber's egunccis clocely with steamer Francisco January 4 , then the day pre- nect! Stentner leaving 1/6 Ghear Rel Buicy lenving San M Shin ad Japan, "i sonoaage tickets ‘and all further information apply at the Company's ticket ofive on the whart, foot of Canal street, F. R. BABY, ERS BY PACIFIC MAIL STEAM. " Tuesday, Nov. a, TOTION TO Sit AN ship Company's nteamer Vie on 12 M.-Freipht received until 41. M. gn Monday, 3d inst. at pier 42 North river. WELLS, FARGO & CO, 7 Freig! 8.8. Co, TNITED STATES AND BRAY EAMSIIIP U*G The elegant eidewheel steamship SOUTH AMERI¢ tons bi Captain E. L. Tinklepaugh, will gait for St, ‘ara,’ Pernambuco, Babia and Rio be Jaeiro on Monday, November 28, ay 4 P. M., from pier 43 apply to, LLIAM R. GARRISON, Agent, No. } Bowling Groen, New York. CALLING AT HAVANA, United States matis, steamelil Eaton, Commander, {OR NEW ORLEA Carrying U ‘The well known side whe DE S80T9, ¥ tt river, on, - November 2 at 3 o'clock P.M. Yespateh the " An ndfauotay Uavacen and Rock’ Port; Tex and to all points on the Misstesippt rivor’ No Havana freight received va day Of wailing. For freight or passage apply te en LIPINGETON, FOX A co. #8 verty street. ‘PRICE FOUR CENTS. COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS, ORLEANS DIRECT. ; CHANTS’ STEAMSHIP LINE, amahips Ailox ‘aptain H, S. Quick, CLPY, Captain Wm, Weir, pian W. P. Henry. ADE, Captain A. W. Sampson. TES, Captain Gi, Le Norton, The ateamsbin QRESCENT cnr, writ bo doapatenen <&ebenit: Win, Werk. Te na cteapatcheg jon Saturday, Nov. 21, at o'clock Py Moy aa -” ‘ved at (hvough rates for St. Louls, Mobile and The SHERMAN For freight or pas ng apply to the: « F° HAVANA, SISAL A New Ware an d Moxie: ai : 4. The clegant aldowiwvel stexsnee' . Deaken, will leave : ber Stati A.M.) hati? & Passage to Havana $65, currency, apply to F. ALEXANDI} rior hecornmodatio NS, 40 Broadwaye ERA UZ. eamship Line, . NCISCO, Captain t river on Monday, Novem- For freicht or passa & SONS, 44 caver street” ¥ ~SOUTHER 5 i dhe Al steamer GULF STREAM, Captatn Bpaucer will ed atched on Saturday, Nove;mber 2) P. ie despatched on iy Novowber vl, at 3 P.M. from Eveight received for Indianola, Lavacca and Brazos, re treceived at through ratea for. Lo jot Galveston, For freight or pastage apply to eR See . H. MALLORY & CO., Agents, 153 Maiden lane, UNITED STATES MAIL 10. HAVANA. Ming ATHANTIC MATL’SreaMsiti? Company, g regu from pier Nc ies COLUMBIA EA MORK For fre ly every Thursday, at 3 o'clock P.M. @ Nort rivers” November 19 November 26 December 8 President, i) No. 5 Bowling Green, {OR GALVESTON, TEXAS, DIRE: ‘The Al tast sailing tron J. AL {8 now loading for the ab and will positively auil ¥ ee for freight or passace, having superior accommodations apply to WIDLIAMS € UU ION, 71 Wall streets AS LINE FOR GALVFSTON.—THE AL STEAME T ULF CITY, Captain § vill leave: sara rent river, Satirday, Nov. . MS 153 Maiden Iaue. seis eo Fok NEW REE NS DIRECT. Th LOMWELL LINE, will leave pier No.9 North river at PO ‘aturday, Nov. ». OROMW Saturday, No: 3 ht faken for’ St." Loulsy” Mobite’ “and Galveston’ at rates, ght or pasanse apoty to the agents, 1. B. CROMWELL £°CO., 86 West street. D SOUTH. wort. Great Southern Frelvbt and Passenger Line ships and Central Railroad of Georgia, four times @ TUESDAYS, No. 4 North river, ', Nov. 18, at 3 o'clock Ap; Steamahips of this line Botclock P.M, as folloy RIPOS JFOR SAVANNATL GA. AND TIT SOUTH A WEDN DAYS, THURSDAYS, and, cone SATURD, y,Philiipe, Tuesiay, Nov, 1%, from Stand 62 South st, v. 18, trom pier in Hines, Wednesda: ats P.M. No. 8 North ri 7 ey a aCe co. ‘ gents, 61 and 63 South st. GENERAL RNES, Captain’ Morton, Thursd ro 19, from pier 28 North river, nt3 P.M bay, ees SAREEERGSTON, FOX € COQ. stroot. SAN SAL! Saturd a 21, from pier Ptr eae WM No. 5 Bowling Green, INSURANC, HIS LINE ONE-HALF RNANDINA ROUTE, The first class steamehip GEORGIA, Captain Smith, gn Saturday, N wember Sl, from pler’ $9 North river, Tas superior paseencer accommodations, Is now receiving. Insurance guaranteed to Mobile at 14g percent. Throngh rates to all poluta in the interior, For troight or passage apply to I. K. ROBERTS, Agent, 174 Chambers street, JOR KEY WEST, HAVANA AND NEW ORLPANS, Regular United States Mail Line, sailing on the 1th and 2ith of each month. The steamship CUBA, Captain John M. Dukelart. The above tirat class steaaship, fh ‘neeo unsurpassed for elecance and comfort, wili ie Wh Baltinore, Md. on Wednesday, Ove ut k P.M.’ Passengers by this ronte will nave nearly 200 milegof sew travel and have the priviege of stop Philadelphia or Baltimore without additional freight or past nly ‘ng wb ur Ze. L & CO., 40 and 42 Broadway. OR SAVANNAH, BLACK sit. « The first clase ate North river at THAME Sapte t Mortar a, i FLORIDA, Captain Pairetoth HUNTSVILLE, Captain Crowoll .....Satarday, Noveniber %8 R. LOWDEN, Agewt, 93 Went street. OCTAVUS COHEN & CO,, Agents, Savannah, Cabin passage, NOR CHARLESTON, 8. C., THE FLORIDA POR ‘and the South and Southwest. Recniar Line, The {net und reliable seamship SARAGOSSA, M. I. Crowell Will sail Tuursday, November 19, at 3.0, M., from pier No.8 North Cabin passage reduced to #15, Thro hitla of lading to all points South ana Southwest Agents hi tou (1 el & Co.) for 2004s free of commission. ARTHOR LEARY, 7 Wiliam street, S$ wiil sation the follows WOR CHARLESTON, 8. C. ‘The Al steamer The fine stoamslup MATANZ. ing Thursday. Fee cu. New Yor’ cinss aidewver! steamalip CHARLESTON, Cantain J. B on Tues lay, November 17, at3 P. M., saill North river. Superior accommo: Throu,h paesenger nection with the 8 aship for passengers, bills of fading tow ailrond to all ters to Florida, ria line one half per cent, ; MORGAN & CO, Agenta, 26-1 The MANHATTAN will follow vamber 4 tin cone ats South LD DOMINION Point an: ine ATOG RAS, 2 of ihe above 1k ‘THesday, A Richmon Lips wi Thursday and Saturday, 5 every Wednesiay and Sat ypler 47 North river, foot of Beac th reaboard m- ‘Air Line, \fryinia. a ir Line, Sonthalde Petersburg Rail wnd and Danville and Central Railro: : freight and granting bills of Lect toall petnata Fouth and Southwest. f lading slgnedon the mer ap tothe hour of satitng. For freight or passage, having elegant stateroom accommor dation, apply N, L. MOCREADY, President, 187 Grecawich, corner Dey stevet, Bees LING 3 4 Loi Washiagton and Georgetown, D.C., and Alexane rin, Vi Sailing every Wednesday and faturtay. The fine steamship EMPIR! tain Price, is now load. ing nt pier 16 East river, and will aft on Wednesday, Nov. 18, 4h. M. “yee ht Mp lower than by any other line, Fr ireight or passage apply to bs JAMES HAND, 119 (Wall street, corner of South, TRAVELLERS? GUIDE, EUROS, RIVER ASD HARLEM RAILROADS. ~ ‘Yrains for Albany and Troy, connecting with Northera and Westera traing, leave New York via Hudson River Rail road, Thirtleth trecennd Tenth avenne, 8 and1:0) A, Me and $:45,'6:20 and IP. M., and via Harlem Railroad, Twenty sixth strect and Fourti avenue, at 1A, M. and 4:05 P. My ‘The 6:30 P.M. train via Hudsoa River will run on Sam days. leeping cars attached to 6:9) and 11 P. M. traing, poping room cars attached 108 and 11:00 A. Me and Std WILLIAM Il, VANDERBILT, Vice Preaident. OW FARE TO ALBANY AND TROY.—ONLY @1 50, 4. The cleogant steaners VANDERBILY and CONNECT: CUT leave pier 44, noith of Spring street, at6 every oven Saturdays excepted, connecting with rail West and ‘North Fave on Bunay ‘$2.’ Keturaiug, leave Troy at 6 and Albany athe. M. ____.._ MELBINERY, ‘ 1O MILLINERS AND COUNTRY STORE KEEPERS.— At Graud street Cheap Store, Jobbing Departinent, ap Millinery Goods, and out lengths at pleoe foes. i EDWARD RIDLEY, H 80), B11 and B11Jg Grand street and 68, 68 nail 70 Allen sty Fifth block east from the 4 Job Lote from auction daily, pri * have obi ene r _.. MEGAL NOTICES. {UPREME COURT, COUNTY OF QUEENS, t Simmons for Reller. Charles A, Lester against Auna Louisa Lester, James Ly Smith and Maria Lovina Smith, hie wife; Henry’ i, Leeer and Mary E., his wife; Joon C, De Fraine and Josephine De Fraine, hia wire, and Wilitamn Batley and Sarah Jane Hailey, his wife. To the defendants above named and each of them! You aro hereby summoned aod required to answer the com! plaint fa this netion, which was fied in the office of the Clerk of the county of os, at the village of Jamaica, ou the ttt day of October, Tee, and to serve a copy of your NeToe} 55 the aid complaint oh the subseribers at their oilice, No. 8 (# Hanover street, in the city of York, within twenty day’ after ihe service of thin sutamons On you exclusive of the da and ff you fail to answer the aaid compleint time aforesaid, tie plaintiff In thia rection will ape ply to the court for the relieg demanded in tue complaint. SCHUNEMAN & POST, Piniatiff's Attoruey® Dated October 24, 1868 NEW PUBLICATIONS. . MPORTANT TO EUROPRKAN TRAVBLLB! Travellers viei ting Euroy ¢ shold provide themaeive Harper's Handbook, by W. 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