The New York Herald Newspaper, November 11, 1871, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. ———— WHULE NO. 12865 ne ee DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS. AMUSEMENTS—Sxoonp Pag®=Pitth ana sixth columns, ASTROLOGY Twrirrn ace nd colum BILLIARDS —Tweirvint las Second column BOARDERS WANTED—Seconp Pace First column. BOARD (AND LODGING First and second col BROOKLYN Ki AL EST AT ma. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES—Srconp Pagr—Third cob ne BUSINESS NOTICE CITY REAL cBTAT CLER!.S AND SALESMEN—Twrrrtm Pagr- Fourth and COACHMEN ith column. COAST [Sis SCLAMSHIPS—Finst Pace—Fifth and sixth 118. SEVENTH PAGR—Sixt column. FOR SALE—SB00sD Pace—second TWELFTH PAGR- Second column. 1nST_PAGE—Fourth column, i6t PaAGr—Fourth column. FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET= TWELY TH PAGK—Sixth colurn, FURNI! URE- First PAGe—Tbird column, FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS—TWELFTH Pace—Sixth comm nD. HELP” WANTED—FEMALES—TwEirtm PAGR—Fourth BELE WASTED—MALES-Twriern Pae—Fifth col HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.—First PAGE—Second and third columns, HOTELS. Stconp PAGR—Seoond column. HOUSES, ROOMS, £0, WANTED—TWELPTH PAGE—BSeo- ond column, ‘Y1ON--TWELFTH PAGE—Second column, PIRTAL NUOTLOES. Finer Pack—Sixth column, poet, OFFIC! S—First PaGE—Fourth column, FOR BALE T AND FOUND—First Paor—First column, ACHINERY—#inet Pack—Fourth column, MARBLE MANTELS—Tweirrn PAgr—Second columa, MATRIMONIAL—TweLFTu PAGE—-Second column. MEDICAL ~Twrtra PaGr—Second column. MILLING RY AND DRESSMAKING—Finst Paor—Fourth column, MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS- Tentu Pagr— Sixth column. MISCELLAN FOUS—Sroonp Paor—Third column, MUSICAL—Sroonp Page—Fourth column, NEWSPAPERS—Finst PAGE—Fourth column, FERSONAL—Finst Paon-—Firat columa, PIANOFORTES—SFOOND PaGr- Third column, POST OFFICE NOTICE—Finsr PAGE—Sixth colama, PROPOSALS—TWEL¥ Tit Pagk—Second columa, PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO RENT—SrooND Paor—Second and third columns, REAL E8TATE TO EXCHANGE. Srconp Page—Third column. REAL ESTATE WANTED--SEcoND PaGR—Third column, RLLIGIOUS NOTICES—Firer Page Sixth columi ReWARDS—Finst Pacr—First and second column (BALES AT AUCTION—Sroon» Pacs—Fourth column, SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALLES—TweELrTn PAGE ‘Third und fourth columns. SITUATIONS WASTED—MALES—TweLrrn Paor— Fourth columa, SPECIAL NOLICES—I rns Pagk—Second column. SFOREING-DOGE, BIRDS, &0.—Frrs? Paor—Second column. THE TRADES—Twetrirn PaGe—Fitth and aixth columns, THE SURF —Finsr Pagr—Second column. TO LET FUR | USINESS PURPO ES—TwrLrrn Pace— Sixth column. TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE— Finest PAGR—Brxth column, UNF( RNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TU LET— TWELFTH PaGE—Sixth column. WANTED TU PUKCHASE—SzconD PAGR—Third column. HERALD BRANCH OFFICE—UP TOWN. DVERTIBEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD ;ECEIVED AT THE BRANCH OFFICE, 1,265 BROADWAY, BETWEEN THIRTY-FIRS! AND THIRTY-SECOND STREETS, WEST SIDE, NEARLY OPPOSITE OUR FOR- MER PLACE, ADVERTISEMENTS ARE RECEIVED FROM 8 A. M, TILL & P. M. EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR AT OPFICL RATES, NO EXTRA CHARGE OF ANY KIND, lz | | REWARDS, REWARD.—LOST, ON Wi atthe Academy of Music, a Voint Lace Handker- rorive the above reward by calling at ‘The fincer will ifty-seventh stredt, REWARD—FOR A DIAMOND PIN, SET IN halt lot on Wediesday night M. cars, Jersey City. WANTED—SECOND PAGR— | Othe shape o! in vetting upon the P Address or call on J. REWARD AND NO Qt not the tea bore eon idth Uctoser FOR SALE—Sreow Paar— | IONS ASKED, FOR ntral fire double at Deabrosses street Jott in the carta ferry, at 7 2. M. wrain, Peur HAMILTQN THOME GARDENERS—Twrirt = Paar— | th wireet of a pet Skye small, eight to ten inches Lost Saturday evening, Novemper 4, trom aboye piace UNITED STAgRS MARSIAL'S OFFIOR, SournrEn Distrwr ov New Youk, Nov. 9 i871. One hundred dollars reward will be paid’at this ‘olice for jutormation on which tue arrest and conviction may be pro- rsous who Were prevent, aldiny ani! abetting of Owen Geoghegan from the custo ly of leputy Marehal Dowley, on the night of No- vember§, neur the coraer Of Fifteenth ‘street and avenue B, New York city. GEORGE b, SHARPE, United States Marshal, 41 Chamber street REWARD FOR THE ARREST OF RICHARD Shate and the return of one bas , one white cal in the rescull Mara, one bay akin Robe, one we were taken from the | ndine ‘Third and Fourth avenues, on | aid Shute ia from Westchester nebes, dark brown hair, Horse, one cloth to blackthorn Whip, Atabies, 122d street, bets tof the Mth fi county, was and is about 5 had on dark corduroy pants and black striped shirt, ON TUESDAY EVENING Broadway and Twenty-ninth ‘Twenty-third atreet (stopping at Diamond Pin of three stones, above reward will be paid and ions asked by leaving it at HOADLEY'S drug store, et to Fourth avenue the Fitth Ave about one karateach, The LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE ir of glitand pearl Opera Glasses, left in orchestra chair at Fifth Avenue Theatre Thursday even- ROBINSON, 18 East Sixteenth strect. TECTIVES,--COX & KING, 72 BROADWAY AND 11 New street—eatablished 1862. experienced operatives, “Branch allie Louis, Correspondents {n ail princtpal cities and rnish only reliable and CHARGES WILK, of the Jewelry etolen from 63 Weat Vednesday last, Y SOLDIER WHO CONTRACTRD CHRONIC DIs- unded, {ujured or ruptared tnt ension for life by No. 37 Fark row, or ADVANCES AND for the recover Forty-aixtb street on ease, oF Wan w: vice, however slight y. dressing Dr. E. . JACKSON, room 2) cuiling Mondays, Wednesdays or Fridays, —ROYAL UAVANA LOTTERY OF Kentucky State Lotteries, CUBA AND Official drawing of above always on fle. J. CLIT, Broker, 208 Broadway, Post oflice 163 Fulton street and. Ni OFFICIAL DRAWINGS, KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERIES. EN TUOKY—RXTRA OL KENTUCKY—OLAG8 NO, 635—NoV, 0," 4 oftige box 4,968, DEPARTMENT Burean of the Keceiver of Taxes, Court House mbers street, November 1, 187 MITY OF NEW Nottoe is hereby given that one per ‘all taxes nnpatd on the Ist of December; «iso an additional one per cent on December 15. On all taxes remaining unpald on Jannary 1 interest at the rate of twelve per cent per an- num, ca iculated from the day the books were received by the Receiver of Taxestto the day of payment, will be added. No ‘money willbe received after 2 o'clock P. M. from 8 A. M, to 2 P.M. nt will be added to BERNARD SmYTH, Receiver, PERSONAL. NNIE C. OF BARROW STREET IN 1680, AND AF- terwards of Philadeipbia— Your friend the Colonel Would like to see you. Reply through Persouais. Pg meet d ORDER OF EGYPTIAN MONKS- SATUR- day evening. Monastery of the North, . 4¢(XAN YOU TELL ME WHERE THE FOURTH AVENUE care are?” “I'll show you.” “It's @ terribly un- ong ml Note dress, Addrevs A. C., box 117 Herald lie M.—WILL MEET YOU THIS (SATURDAY) AP- ernoon, atb P. M., at St, Charles Hotel. T. MoD. ing, All will be Lorgiven. Fi. Ba {MAZE SEEN YOUR WIFE, AND ADVISE ¢ you to communicate with ne immediately, aa I must eee you. YOUR BROTHER-IN-LAW, olan, born in 1816, at | tzendor’, Canton B ian, bon int WANTED—OF JEAN VON ARC, PHYSI- boa 4445 New York Pot [reer aa WANTED—OF LIZZIE. LEAHY, FOR- oftice, merly 0; Listowe |, Iretand; when last heard {rom’ was at Carroll street, Chicago, Ill,’ Information thankfuily re- ceived by MAGGIE O'CONNELL, 127 Liberty street, New York. Chicago papers please copy. F PHILIPP ROJAH®, FROM ELZE, PROVINCE HAN- over, will call at 68 Chatham street he will hear of some- Ming to his advantage. — : ‘F THE GENT.EMAN WHO 8AW THE COLLISION between two horses in Filtieth street, near Beekman Place, on the 4th inst., will oommunicate with the under- signed he will do an act of justice. PURDY BROTHERS, 78 Third avenue, ‘OE—TO-DAY (SATURDAY), 1 O'CLOCK, AT HEAD. quite, a HARRY, Moye D**""N.—a LETTER FOR YOU IN ‘New York Post ofice. RESIDENT. (RS. A. H. LEONE--PLEASE SEND ADDRESS TO | gentleman acquaintance of two vears ago. Ad.iresa the same as then, FRAUD. white hat, blue trimmings, white and biue feath Roticed j.meotion some etrcumalance to prevent mistake. Address CHARLIE ATHEKTON, Post office. Nw, GIRL—LET ME KNOW BY NOTE To Hoifman House where 1 can see you. RASCAL, WILL THE LADY WHO, ON NOVFMBER 10, RODE uptown and got out at Astor place, walked by Cooper Institute and eutered the basement of s'house, correspond with the writer? Adaress H. A. P., box 164 Herald ofice, WHE, THE YOUNG LADY WHO RODE IN THE Canal ureet car yesterday communicate with the gen- tleman who stepved off in Walker atreet and showed news- Pager while the car stovped? | Please ive addrews or ap: pomt interview, Address CROMO, Licrald office, nn ~ = ~ LOST AND FOUND. A SUITAPFLE REWARD WILL BE GIVEN TO THE Derson who picked up a gold Chain and Locket in front Fourth. avenue’ Friday saSrsiag, ‘November 0, Mfriare as a y Novem! 3 the office of the hotel. Ps sai OUND--A PAIR OF OPERA GLASSES, “OWNER CAN bave same Ly calling on R. D. KIRBY, at Friese’s Cui mercial Hotei, or Aing Bros., jewellers, Broadwa O8T—IN A STAGE SATURDAY EVENING, NOV. L4 W871, gold Watch, W. Roscos maker, open tace, gold np and chased case, well worn. The finder will receive #30 Toward, and no questions askeds by returolng ito G, W. 8, second floor, No. 15 Beaver street, lew York. OST—BETWEEN SECOND AVENUK AND BROAD- way, Fifteenth and Twenty-third streets, a lady's Gold — toh, with Ubain; hunting case, enamelied in biue. The finder will be liberally rewarded b; 3 East Filteeath street” ‘ipsa it hed ia OST—ON NOVEMBER 10, A_DARK BLUE SILK UM- L brella, on Hudson River Railroad train, corny rons second street at 9:60 A.M. The finder wiil please return the game to room W Trinity Hullding, oF to ticket agent, at ronkers, [ O8T—ON FRIDAY MORNING, WTH INST., GOING 4 through Front etreet, from Roorevelt atreet ferry, a gold Wateb, fathey maker: had silver Chain attached, with photograpi: in tack part of the watch. Any one returning same fo WM, H. LOUGHRAN, 62 Cilff areet, will be suitably rewarded, LOST NOVEMBER 9, FROM BELLEVUE, GARDEN, foot of Eightieth street and Eat River, = brown Cow with brass tubes on the horns. By giving any information or bringing her back ® good reward will be paid by PETER MARTIN, Proprietor. O8T--A DIAMOND CLUSTER PIN, WITH CHAIN attached, on one of the city railroad cara, in going from feat Sixteenth street, or on board the ferryboat from Den- brosses sireet to Jersev City, at 6 VM. Thursday. A re- ward of $1WU will be paid for its return to J. K.f. BOYD, 220 Seventh avenue, O8T--SUPPOSED IN THE VICINITY OF THE JERSEY ity terry, Tuesday evening, & Pocketbook, containing about torty dollars 11 money, a Post office ticket, a smull key and some papers, A reward of $25, In adultlon to mone contained, will be paid to the hoaer on the return of the bool and the other contents to 16) Pearl street, third story, No questions asked, ‘T--NOV, 9, 1871, BETWEEN 5 AND 6 O'CLOCK P. j.&% Package marked N. W. Moulton, Harlem, in the gly of White street and Broadway. The finder will be u ly rewardod by returning it to 114 Reade atreet, Loe ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, A POCKET- book with chain attached, eontalning s #um of money, Praag revere for ite return to Mrs, DALY, 123 West O8T.—LEFT IN BTAGE, YESTERDAY, NEAR 420 Ja Broadway, a Farce sontafateg WI Lady'e'shawl, Are: Bi roomie person who will leave it at Astor REWARDS. _ @= REWARD.—LOST FROM 114 EAST SIXTEENTIL $5 street, Friday evening, November i0, black and tan @1() REWARD—LOsT, on sun PTERNOON, 10 pia Vorue mane ordi Seung paiva ihe above reward byreturume kim, ve SNder will re- VANA LOTTERY OF CUBA.—FULL OFFICIAL drawings received for October 24. JOSBPH BATES, -ALL PARTIES HAVIN ; FURNITURE, £0., stored with B. MARTIN « SO.4, 1,266 and 1,168 Broadway and 11 \\ est ibirty-secend street for, will be sold at auction to pay storage, &¢., on 2th No- 194 Broadway, room 4, 1» over one year unsettled FFICE OF PACLFIG MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, New York, Oct. 80, 1871. ‘Twenty-fourth annual election, —Notioe is ber! an election for nine Directors of the f’acitic Ma! y will be be!d at the compan: on Wednesday, Novem er 15, 1871. between the hours ‘The transfer books will be closed pre- paratory to suid election, Monday, November 6, ut 4 P. M., ned Thursday, November 16, at 10 A. THr OPORE T. JOHN! FRICKE OF UNIT ‘a office, 69 and 61 Wall IF YOU HAVE ANY REGARD FOR YOUR Write me atWoughkeepsie and appoint « mret- ION, ‘Secretary. % ‘ATER LIFE INSURANCE New York, October 9, 1871.— Gates iano longer an ‘agent of (his company, and is not authorizea to actin its name or bebait under any circumstances. JOHN E DEWITT, President, MERCE, 68 WIL- 1. _Coumition for the 0 Conflagration. Persons desirous of ‘subscribing to. this object may send their contributions to the Chamber of Commerce. 63 Willlam street, care 01 George Wilson, Secretary of the Chamber, be- ti and3P.M., or to any member of the committee, Checks to be made payable to the order | ot A. A. Low, Treasurer, ‘Oficers of ‘the committee:—John ©, Green, Chairman, George Opdyke, Vico-Chatsman, Lor 81 Burling slip; Frank E. rn, Switz eGo ‘1849 at mew cork nad Toatiing Iately in Dane le, Ohio. Any person kn is bout: oar aay re ing bis wehereabouts wi please 8 OF THE CHAMRER OF COM im street, New York, Oct. 18, 1871.. uilerers Ly the « hicagé tween the pours of | sound el outh street; Ay way Howe, Secretary, #8 Wall sireet. LIEF TO THE FEET.—MRS. L, R. STONE, ropodist, haa opened new and ele; pporite Astor are troubied with © nt rooma ‘at 743 lace, where she in prep: Jorns, Bunions and Inverted Rails, Ladies treated at their residences if required, | OYAL HAVANA LOTTERY, J. B. MARTINEZ & OO., Agents, 10 Wall street, box 4,685 New York Post ollice. FJOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY OF CUBA.—OFFICIAL drawings always on file, Address 8. B, BANKS, Agent, 16 Wall atreet, New York, OYAL HAVANA LOTTERY OF CUBA, OCT. %4— No. 1,073 drew #100,000, old. 8, 40 sean Address BALE’ DRS, WHITE & OATMAN, 402 Fourth avenue--Beat references, among them son o| Mayor of Newburyport. No pay until cured. 'TAMMERING CU RI IBLO'S—THURSDAY EVENING, ORCHESTRA BEAT, | TAMMERINU.—NEW YORK STAMMERING INSTI- located at No. L Irving place. IN, Managers, ‘Thirty reterencon furniabed. manently cured. Send for prospectus, Unparalleled success jo pay until per- TELEGRAM CARTOON DOWN WITH THE IDOLS ALL OVER THE CITY. THE LAST NOTICE. Holders of tickets for t in ‘aid of the New York Foundl ton (D. C.) Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Home are requested to take notice that inal and positive arran; for holding the distribution at Washington on Thurad vember 93, 1871, when the sum ot among the holders of tirkets for the enverprise, which is the ' first o the kind for which the United States Commissioner iven bis vermit, For the compara- Sa ticket entitling the holder of ikto a Distribution can be obtained. M. P. Dev.in, printer and stationer, at 81 Nassau street, fs the General Agent for this undertaking, GIFTS—TICKETS rbntion tn aid a} Asstam and the Washington (D, Yor sale by JOSEFH BA Grand Distribution ‘Asylum and the Washing- nts have been made 205,00 will be distril of Internal Revenue h: Avely small sum of chance in this Gran ‘5 EACH, IN THE GRAND the New York Founditn 3 & CO., 2 Wall street, GIFTS.-DRAWS NOVEMBER 93 POSITIVE: oD) ly; tickets theach, Can be had of CUARLES A. MILLER, Kookeelier, &c., 131 Fulton street. GIF LR—TICKETS $5 EACH. FOR J* B. MARTINEZ & CO., 10 Wall street, office box 4,685 New Yor! SPORTING DOGS, BURT OR SALE—ALL KINDS OP FANCY DOGS, BIRDS, dc. Medicines for all diseases » at B. G. DOVEY'S, No, 3 Greene street, near prepared Food ANTED TO PURCIASE-A WHITE SPI not over threo months old. Address SPITZ, Hera THE TURK. |LEETWOOD PARK.—SATURDAY, NOV. 11, AT 2 P.M. Mai AW; Handicap race, Ut AT 2 PM beat three tn five, Renj. Daniele? b.'m. American Giri Daniels’ weight. Peter Mance’s b. a, W. H. ig catch weight, a aie nesbttte.ana Stake Oi #400, le heats; best three in ti u h J. Hi, Phillips’ b. ge bd White, (2 WaKOne Me VAN CORTLAND, P .UMAN, Superintendent, President, CT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION.— race between Honest Allen and run- mate for 82,000, Nov. 16, at 2 o'clock P.M. #. Honest Alien and running mate, br. g. Kingston and running mate, 1, grand stand and GEO, W. OAKL OLS BOLD AT AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB RES. tutrant, 187 Broadwai ‘on the trotat Fleetwood Pi |, carries 10 Ibs, over Ding mate aud King! Y, Superinten RRIAGKS, &C._ GOOD SECOND HAND COAGH, O good order; Wagons, with and w HORSES, 0 NE BRETT, IN ut tops; all eft Ie Went Twenty-hith ate SECOND HAND COUPE ROOKAWAY, LIGHT TOP Bi Cou pot Wagon, and i tops, on band @ ‘8 Dumber ot CF YORK. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1871—TRIPLE SHEE PRICE FOUR CENTS, TY BARKER & CHASE'S £L City AU CPION MARY AND N, Y¥, TATTERSALLS, Corner of Broadway and Thirty-ninth street. MAJOR ©. W. BARKER, AUCTIONGER, saies of Horses, Carriages, de. WSDAY AND SAT. RI ‘Twenty-four hours allowed for trial on every Horse sold under warrantee. CATALOG) SALE TH ; AY, AT 12 O'CLOCK, Elegant biood bay Filly, got by Edward Everett; ny sister to Dextrous nud hall alter to Joe 3 is Ab hi 4 years old; well broken; very speedy; fineiy gated; wor ranted sound and ki waa raised by Hon, A. B. Conger, Haverstraw, N. Y.; podigree guaranteed; was withdrawn from last sale. Fast bay Trotting Gelding, sired by George M. Patchen, 18 high, 10 yeara old; free aud pleakant drive beat 20 tox day; bas style ahd size enough for elegant saddle horse; warranted sound and kind; was withdrawn from last wale, Klegant thoronghbred dark brown Saddle Maro, rained tn Kentucky; is Lids high; 7 years old; goes all gaits; great style d action; afraid of nothing; tle for a Indy to rid line pole mare; can trot close to three minutes, ‘anted kind, fust, celeLgated and very handsome browa trotting Wing LuckndW, sired by Cassius M. Clay, Jr. Is 1g high, 7yeara old, ‘and without exception one of the most stylih, gamest, best gailed drivers in the country; can trot {n 2:50 to road wagon, and fa one of the fastest snow horses on the row; fears vo locomotive; can ve driven by a lady atspecd; bas tine flowing mane and tail, and warranted found and kind; also an elegant side spring Road Wagon, Harness, Blanxcis, Gentleman's Road Establishment, consisting of the tast and well known Buckskin Gelding Romeo, sired by Henry Clay; is about 15 high, 7 years old; an extfa stylish, fine and baudy driver; has a record of 2:5334 to wagon; is aftaid of nothing; flowing mane and tail; war- ranted sound and kind, and warranted gentie for a lady to drive; also an clegant top Wagon. made by Benson Brot nearly new; Hai Blankets, &c, Bix top and no top Koad Wagons, heat city builders, Rew and secoud hand Harness, Horse Clothing, Whips, Haiters, Bridles, Sacidies, bo ‘Ove elegant lizht gentleman's Saddle, made by Stewart; cost 975; ‘fina never been tned, Large Involce of Baker's celebrated evaporating Horse Blankets. ‘ Depot, Express and Husiness Wagons. One Conpe, to pay advances, Algo neveral other Horace, Full description at sale, Sales never poutponed on account of weather, Orders received at the Mart for clipping horses with the American Clipping Machine, which is now in operation | at the cormer of Thirty-seventh street andl Broadway and at the corner of Lexingion avenue and Twenty-fourth street. Horses clfpped in ono hour. ab, —BREWSTER, OF TWENTY-FIFTH STREET—A. A . near Third avenue, ‘would call attention to the complete and varied stock of elegant and seasonable Carriages now on sale at the Factory and Repository as above, An assortment of | LANDAUS, LANDAULETS, COUPES, CLARE NCES, constantly on hand, Especial attention cailed to our Dem LARGE, ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND SECOND band Carriages for sale low, consisting of all atyles; also Harnesses trom $12 up, Whips, &e. W. H. URAY, 20 to 29 Wooster street. GENTLEMAN WELD AND FAVORABLY KNOWN in the borae business in thia city, with @ good class of customers, has now several orders on’ hand, wants to asso o self with » reliable man who bi le already e4, OF with one who would open @ sale and livery can take entire charge if necessary. Best of reve- rences lurnished aud required, For further particulars ad- dross, with real name, ASSUCIATE, Herald office, SECOND HAND CITY MADE TOP BUGGY, JUST done up, for 1); Coach, Dog Cart and Park Phaeton ‘at bargains. TX'S Carriage Factory, 1,402 Broadway. A WBERGANT COUPE, HAMS, MAKE. COST $1,500, + tor $40; Clarence, coat 82,000, for $1,000; new Lan- Gans, Coupes, Landauiets, Clarences, 25 per cent lens than Broadway. HAWS, Fourth treat and Broadway, T BACRIFICE FOR CASH, Light Carriages, Harness, Robes, Blankets, .c., lowest prices in the city. Goods warranted periect and every way reliable. (8 Liberty. JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL, 65 Liberty A CARRIAGE, REPOSITORY, 114 WEST | BROAD. + tf <The cheapest place in the city to buy Carriagen, Buggies, Rockaways, Pony Phactous, Express and Business Wavons, new and second hand, CHAS, GRUBE. ATOR SALE CHEAP—ONE CLARENCE, NEARLY «new; one Conpe, with circular front, pole'and shafts; dne four and one mx-seat Rockaway; ail in good order and clty built. Apply to M, CURLAY, IN] East Phirteenth street, near Fourth avenue. SUPERIOR BET OF LIGHT COACH HARNESS (new), city made; ‘old ata great bargain. Address BANKER, box 16U Heraid Uptown Branch oflice, NARRIAGES—NEW AND ELEGANT VEHICLES IN J ailthe most fashionable varietioa, at prices lower than ever; Pony Phaetons at cost. A. 8. MLANURAU, Carriage Builder, No, 7 Kast Eighteenth street, near Fifth avenue. ARRIAGES AND SLEIGHS FOR SALE. AT MANU- factory; 200 new and 10 second hand Coaches, Phae- tons, Rockaways, Buggies and Pony Phaetons; 10) Sleichs; cheapest in the market. H, B. WITTY & CO., 10 Nevine strect, Brooklyn. VOR SALE—CHEAP, ONE OF THE SMALLEST KIND of Biaek and Tan Sluts, and also u real black Spitz, Appry atd20 Firty-frth etreet, between Firet aud Second av FPOR,SALRTA HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS, AT 100 Roosevelt, corner’ of Cherry street, OR. SALE—25 HORSE ENGINE, IN PERFECT ORDER and nearly new; also Heater Shafting, Pulleys, White Lead Mix ao. Inquire at Paint Factory, 119 Furman atreet, | rookiyn OR SALE—ONE OF THE HANDSOMEST BLACK Horses in the clty, 15 hands hich, 6 years old: warranted kind; for # lady's basket wagon or pony vhaeton ; Price #225, No.'6 West Tiifrieenth street. OR SALE—A HANDSOME STEEL GRAY 153 hands high, 6 yea ; 0 a Top Bugey and eet Single Harness; seated Rockaway. built by Miner & Stevens, and set mace Double Harness. Inquire at 133 East Thirteent! OR, SALE—AT BRADLEY'S STABLE! . 8 EAST Thirty-tirat st econd hand Coupe, suitable for pri- vate use, OR RALE—FIFTEEN HORSES AND RAILROAD Y Carta and . Inquire of A, FAIRBANKS, King's Bridge, Westchester county, New York; also horse power derrick railroad dirt cars. OR SALE -A BLACK MARF, FIVE YEARS OLD, Whands hich; sound and kind; can trot in three minutes, no training; sire Delmonico, dam Abdailah Chief; Will be sold cheap. “At SELDIN’S stables, 209 Kast Twenty: rd street. (OR SALE—ONE TEAM OF BLAOK HAWK MARES, ‘one bay coupe Horse, one brown Horse, trotter; private Phaeton and Buggy Wagon. No. 5 East Twenty-cighth at, OR SALE—RLACK MARE, 7 YEARS OLD, 16.1 HIGH, sound and kind, HAMUEL MURRAY, 205 East Twenty third street. F°%, SALE CHEAP--A NEW BUGGY AND A GOOD Horse, at No, 77 avenue, REAT REDUCTION IN PRICE ‘8, HAR: T ness, Sleighs; every seasonable stylo Carriages, new and second hand, Ia great variety. Coupes, Westchester Coupe Rockaways, Phaetons, Rocka vays and Nght Wago MANUFACT(RERS' UNION, 638 Broadway. FORSE ,BEANKETS—OF ALL KINDS: CHEAPER toan ever; als) Buffalo Rabes, Bear and Wolf Robes, at extremely low prices, I. BARTLETT, 62 Warren street, corner of Colleze place, LIGHT SINGLE AND DOUBLE HAR. ach, Express, Truck ant Farm Harness of our own manufacture; also very fine Harness of the cele brated make ot Mr, P: Trainor, which we will sell at ex- tremely low prices. E. BARTLETT, 62 Warren street, cor- ner of College place, H ORSE BLANKETS, 1OODS, SWEAT: ROBES, SUR. cing —The largest vatiety and the lowest’ prices i New York ; 0 exception, At MOSi:MAN'S, 114 Chambers street. ORSES TO KEEP THROUGH THE WINTER,- of uccommodations. Apply to M, H, B. CORW. Broadway, or io ISAAC MESLER, on the “Hadley Farm,” Morristown, N. J. } ORSES TAKEN ) WINTER—ON FAVORABLE ; best care and feed; by W. H. PRIOR, Syoss Smith & Sons, 25 and 27 1" slip, ‘a v7 a FSR PED JL) IGHS—SL#IGHS- SLEIGH. 500 SLEIGHS OF ALL kinds and styles, get} iH Pe “? strane Beleyet ee bes, #2 ; Blankets, +1 is of Fur Robes for sleiow W. H. CRAY, 20 to 29 Wooster atreet. ALEIGHS, SLEIGH BELLS.—150 SLEIGHS, 700 STRAPS: FS Bella, slightly soiled, lett over from laat season, will ve fold cheap, several second hand = MANUPACTURERS’ UNION CARRIAGE WAREROOMS, 688 Broadway. 0 HACKMEN.—$4(U—TEAM HORSES, COACH AND rfect order anda bargain. 192 East Fif- Lon, |. Refers to J. AN TROY IN 2:35, PACE IN and; 15% bands; price #500, 04, $8 Broadway, room 1. ALUABLE TIORSE. 2:05, gentle, Kinds V INTER KEEP FOR HORSES.—GOOD BOARD, W11 careful attendance, can be had for a few hy « Taland, at reasonal 809 00 term! farm, a short distance on Los Apply to J, A. HOPSON, coruer of Court and Bergen stree Brooklyn. ___ FURNITURE, — LAKGE IRTMENT OF CARPETS, FURNITURE, Bedding, at (he loweat cash prices or on weekly oF monthly instalments, at OTF ARRELL'S warerooms, No, 200 Eighth avenue, corner Twentieth street, RARE CHANCE FOR CASI. PARLOR SUITS, IN A. iatnvaalin end broeatel, 875; rep, $39; Bedromn Satta, $40; Brussels Carpets, duc 40) lots cheap, at private residence 14 West Tweoty-sixth atreet, near Fi Cail Ubie day or $ a PRIVATE FAMILY, GOING TO EUROPE, WILL AL Stove of thelr Furniiare ant Contents of private ron Pranoforte, superb aventie. ence 120 Weat Twenty-third street, vi Parlor Suits, covered in satin broca cont $1,200, for #400; one do, $150 (14 pieces); Bedroom Su'ts, c Tabien, Bookcases, Etageres, Paintings, Mirrors, o ec RARE CHANCE FOR HOUSEKEEPERS.—ALL TUE elegant Household Furniture contained in the private Y Fifteenth street, near Fifth avenue, ata sacrifice; a Drawing Room Suit, Fompadour style, covered satin, cost $600, for 7260; one do. jy one do. 80; Ite marqueterie Cabinet, Pianoforie, Book Velvet, Hon, Carpeta; Paintings, Artistic ‘Brouzes, rosewood, at Cha: ‘at pall origin: are, Ac, Call before purchasing elsewhere, PURNITURE, CARPETS AND BEDDING,—THE LARG- 8 assortment and the lowest prices for caah or on Weekly or monthiy payments, at B, M, COWPERTHWAIT'S, 166 Chatham street F% SALE AT 904 EAST THIRTIETH STREET—A Bult of elegant Parlor Furniture, practically new. MORTHEY GR WEEKLY PAYMENTS—CARPETS, Purnitare Bedding, $ ALy & CUNNINGHAM, 884 and $98 Third avenue, near Twenty-cighth atrect, Prices lower than any other house fu the ‘oye 'N.O, FINANCIAL LL THE CURRENT RAILROAD BONDS FOR SALE Some of them at below the companies’ suoseription prices, — JOHN 8, MUKRAY, 98 Broadway, New York. Bassa AND COLLECTION OFFIOE OF JOHN: B. MURRAY, 98 Broadway. near Wall street, New York, made everywhere, advanced upon ant purchased. ecks on Union Bank ot London for sale. Cottectior ight € VENTRAL PARK LOTS,$46,000 TO LOAN ON tral Park lots y without bonus for first private dw: i. BENNET, No, 9 Pine street pms 4 ZCOND MORTGAGES ON GOOD PROP. erty in) k and Brooklyn negotiated by W. W. DIBBLEY, 12 Wali stre NAS LIGHT COMPANY—FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN per cont Sinking Pund B being a iirst leg on whe entire Gas Works, Laterest coupone payable January and July. For sale on favorable terms by AL Stock Auctloncer, Broker ERT 1. NICOLAY, ad Nanker, 43 Pine street, CERTIFICATE 8 aro hereby winin $ Into pro- mpany, Will expire Hvember th, After that ts be charged, For further information oflice, 84 Wall street, room No. ferred awook the origina he Mariposa WISHING TO PUR. Coupon Bonds of any AILNOAD ehnas oad or Ss” DOWN WITH THE IDOLS. ALL OVE HE CITY. HIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK, ‘Setoer Third avenue and Twenty-sixth street, Bank open daily from 10 A. M. to 8 P. ML Wednesday and Saturday even! from $to8 P.M. IN Hl, LYON, President. ‘on Monday, A ‘Thro, M. Turn, Actuary, ANTED—TO PURCHASE MORTGAGES HAVING one to two years to run; Brooklyn prope ety preferred; no objection to vacant lots: also a small Curnfshed House wanted, on or near Fifth avenue; must be first respect. Apply at 61 Liberty street, room 29. ANTED—THE LOAN OF 1,200 FOR EIGHTEEN months, for which a bonus and good seourity will ba ven, Address S. J. Q., Herald Uptown Branch office, 1,265 roadway. $50.006 Lice HPS o mercen i Ope a LEUMAN BROS., 133 and 185 Pe: _LOAN OFFICES. _ AT yd BEBECKER STREET, | NEAR | BROADWAY, up stairs—iighest cash advances on Diamon ts Watches, Jeweiry, Pianos, &c., or bought. Pawnorokera ‘Tickets Bought at'77 Blescker street, T WOLF BROTHERS’, 896 BROADWAY, BETWEEN Nineteenth and ‘Twentieth streets, Moaty loaned on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Stiverware, Silke; particular Fianoa; private parlor for ladies. Business sirictiy ooni!- jential. T 715 BROADWAY—DIAMONDS, WATCHES, SILKY, Cametn’ Hair Shawls, &e., bought: aiso Money liberally Savanced on the same. Private oflice No.1 Washington place. ATH BERNARD'S, 403 SIXTH AV. WEEN Twenty-(ourth and Twenty-tifth streets —Liberal ad- vances made on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry and all kinds of goods, Same bought at fall value. T 106 BL CKER STREET, CORNER OF GREENE, up stairs. Money advanced on Diamonds, Watches Jewelry, Silverware and Personal Property of ali kinds; also the same bought at full value, MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEW- elry and Sliverware, and the samo Gought. GORGE C. ALLEN, 841 Broadway, near Fourteenth street; private office, 59 Kast Thirteenth at. 1 39 NASSAU STREET, OPYOSITE POST OFFICE.— | Oe Liberal advances made on Diamouds, Watches, Jew- elry and all kinds of merchandise. Tno same bought and noid. HAYMAN LEOPOLD, room No.t. HOR SAUD. FINE GROCERY STORE FOR SALE, NEAR NEW York city, doing a thriving business; gatin(uctory rea- reselling. Address GROCERY, Heral Mi A HONE FIRST OUASS HOTEL FOR BALE AND ONE + for lease and furniture for aale; both tn thriving county seat towns in Uiinoys and on the popular St. Lon, Chicago and Alton Kailroads; large and commodious stavie, sheds, c. ; both houses are in thorough ruoning oruer and full of bontders ; terme easy, Address J. W. RULAND, box 5,072 Rost office, FINE cheap: corner Liquor Stores, down town Restaurans, Hotels, Wine and Bill tard Saloons, down town Cigar Stand corner giocerins and Liquor Stores, Meat Marketa, Res rants with private supper rooms, Confectioneries, Bakeries, Millineries aud Fancy Goods Stor MITUHELL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar street. OTTLES FOR SAL i) DOZEN SODA WATE! D> Botties for sale; all wired. Apply to GEORGE CRUSE 60 Ridge street. NORNER LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE—ON THIRD J avenue; price 10), with a lease. MAGUIe, Real Estate Agent, 02) Third avenue. RUG STORE FOR SALE—IN BROOKLYN, WITH five years’ Lease and renewal, located on great busl- neaa thoroughfare, and bi stantly increaning ; last yenr'a cash receip 11,000, this year the Dusiness 1 ir imate one, and the nvesti- gation ts woll 3,00); 85,000 cash, balance in three Or five yearn, call upon Mr. DAVIDSON, Selief- feling & Co.’ z atreet JOR SALE—AN OYSTER SALOON DOING A GOOD business; as the owner has other business to atten | it rill be gold very cueap, Call nt 284.6 A Re OR SALE-—A STATIONERY, CONFECTIONERY AND Toy Store. Apply at 884 Sixth avenu {OR SALE—THE FIXTURES, LEASE will of @ prominent retail dry goo1s store, with or with- ont stock, Address RETAILER, box 170 Herald office. detreet, Williams. OR SALE—FOR CASH, DRUG STORE OR OTHER personal property, some good inencumbered Keal Estate near New York, Address M. D., Herald oflee, OR SALE—A COAL YARD AND FIXTURE Lease and Stock. Apply to HENRY M. BAIL! Broome atreet. wit 1 338 OR SALE—PERFUMERY BUSINESS, many eare, a fortune if att double what in asked for the whol business, Address E., box 107 ‘Her STABLISH 1 account of other id Uptown Brauch of JOR SAL A GOOD CORNER GROCERY AND Liquor store, doing an elegant trate; must be gold ina few days on account of the owner going in other business. Aderess J. 0, C., box 188 Herald off OR SALE—A CORNER LIQUOR STORE BEST chance ever offered for the price askel, 146 Monroe street, corner of Jefferson (OR SALE—AN OYSTER AND DRINKING SALOON, in good working order; rent 29 a month; will be wold cheap. “¥1Jy Chariton street: FOR SALE-A CORNER LIQUOR STORE, winit A tne club room; all In good order, Aduress A. E. C,, Herald oltice. ° OR SALE CHEAP—A FIRST CLA tires and Lease on the Bowery; rent $2,000. Addre: STORE, box 146 Herald ofice. BUTCHERS? FIX- 1 treet. OR SALE VERY CHEAP -SOM tures. Apply at 445 West Forty ti FAOTEE FOR SALE, THE FURNITURE, OUTFIT AND a long Lease of the House ‘in Wilmington, isofered oo most ad is terms to @ cash pur: chaser, Enjoying a monopoly, It haa the entire com+ munity ag friends, who locally contribute nearly to ita support. In the whole South there {snot a more modern er complete entablishment in all its appointmenia, which are comparat very new, in perfect order clenn. Wilmington bas a popula- tion of 15,00 facreased over i) per cent in the last ecade— exports to the value of $18,0y0,000—i8 (he terminus of three lines of ocean steamers aud is connected by rail with ail ven 4. For t¢ ddresa Lath gage bic ni J. R. DAVIS, Proprietor, SALE. ONE LARGE HEATER; ALSO EATER FOR FA" btecs and Counters: Apply at German Uptown Bay- ings Bank, 96 and 98 Third aveaue, 1, Maria Antoinette stvie, | ber Furniture; Matiresses, Silverware, « GAFES FOR SALE CHEAP—WILDER'S, HERRING and Lilies’ oi hand sates at Wilder's Patent Depot. eee. QUIRK, No. 6 Park place and 72 Matden lane. 2 (OQ Wilh, BOY THE STOCK AND FIXTURES dle of one of the beat established liqnor stores in {9 fit for wao.esale, both; first class ality: Tent moderate and a five sold tho owner is enyaged In anothe box Ia? Herald o __MACHIN “LARGE LOT OF NEW AND SECOND MAND STEAM. Kogines, Be Jere, Pomps, Shafting, Pulleys aud Na Guiniet and Bs in . : mith Tools in general. FINNGY & HOFFMAN, 167 to 175 Water street, near Jay, Brooklyn. OR SALE CHEAP—A TWENTY HORSE POWER upright Botler, with all the Fixtures, Cail on the engle of ‘the Fishimongers’ Association, pier 22, near Fulton » Where the boiler can be seen In use. D BAND SAWS, TENONING Foot, Drop, Copperpiate and Power Drill, Calendar Koll. ) O, CUMMLN: 140 Centre street, OR SALE-SCROLL AN and Sticking Machines ith graphic ae MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKIN« MM‘ TILIER, 449 SIXTH AVENUE,—DRESESS made in any atyie, from $3 to gid; Cloaks, B2 to $6. Gutilgy by tallor's ayste: fram$ cents to 25 cents, Very Intest siyles of ' Patieris, Ite firet I IE, GUARDIAN, room 2 of No. #7 Park umber will appear while treating all other subjects of public interest, will gi eapecial attention te solution of the great probiem. UW has are tbe just jonn between labor and capital?” Thie question will treated, The Guardian trusis, as to Eire the attentive consideration of both capital aud of. EUROPEAN STZAMNHEPS, JATIONAL LINE. STEAM TO QUE! AND LIVERPOOL, er 47 North Btver, Queenstown and Li TPALY, Thompson. % UREN, Thoma: BuYPH, Grace. SPALN, Grogan. ov. 1, at 2 P.M. day, Nov. 14, at A. M yy. Nov. 3, ata P.M. aturday, Deo. 2, ab 8:30 A.M, For London direc Fr London direct :— wtecrano, ($24, currency, tickets from Liverpool, Paskage to Liverpool, u, $75 and §6d rry aud Ginsgow, further particulars apply at € mpany’s office, 69 F, W. J. HUKST, Manacer, HE HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY iron mail steamship Captain T, 1, Haack, wiil sail on November M, 1871, at® "M, for Hamburg, taking passengers from’ New York to Plymouth, London, ti bin, ‘672; Stecrage, $30, golds Firat Cabin, g120; 8 . RICHARD & BOAR, NCTIOR LINE, Steamers sail’ every Wednesday and Saturday to and NEW YORK AND @ nails anc pasaonvers, stations In Great Britain, Treian denor Danare and America as ably and cheaply as by an: ‘4 bite NEw many, Norway, Swe- other route or AUSTRALIA, Saiurday, Oot. 28 and every Wednexday an of passage. payable in oi iverpool, Glasgow o y a Cog tag {s. locatt ‘ om ood for twelve months, securing si 4 13; wteorage, #28, #, mt lowest rates, can bo bought here by thoro wishine to send for their friends, Drafts Isaued, payable on presentation, Apply at the com to. Firet cabins and Cabin exauraige | icket pany'# oilices to 8, No, 7 Howling Green, id the public the For the accomm jon of ite patrons: wave opened ® bral ut tlekets to any rallroad jorth and South can be purchase TEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, CAR tying the United States mails. Sailing every Wednesday, WYOMING. Whinera; MINNESOTA, Freem in Cabin pasnage, 1), DY, 1, at 8:30 A. M P.M 46’ Noviii itiver. 1830, currency, Paswengers booked to an and Sweden, ac. at lowest rates, GUTON, 29 Broadway from’ Paris, Hain Drafts on Ireland, UNARD LINE. THE BRITISH AND NORTH MAIL STEAMSIL between New York and Li JAVA, Wedne RICAN ROYAL ‘at'day, Nov. UL, AVIA, Sat'day, CALAUBRIA, Sattday, Dec. 16, BATAVIA, Saturday, Dee, 23. PARUHIIA, Saturday, Dec, 3. ud Ineaday, Nov. 29. RUSSIA, Wedn'day, Deo. 1 Cabin, 880, $100 and $130, gold, ae Relurn uskete oh favorai Nara Steerage, $30, currency. Steeraje’ ticket prding to accommoda- ol and Queenstown and all ugh bilis Of lading give ‘or Belfast, Glasgow, Havre, Antwerp, and other ports on the Jontinent, and for Mediter- For reight and cabin passage apply at the Company's Bowling Green, ge passage, at i) Hypa lway, Trinity Buildin, ABS, FRANCKLYN, Agi ORTH GERMAN LLOYL ? COMPANY, pton and Bremen, The steamship MAIN, Captain K. V. Oterendorf, will on Saturday, Nov. U, ata P, d ntreet, Hoboken ; to Rremen pier, fuot a Thuvslay, Noy. I. Rates of paryage to Lon and Bremen, payable in gold or its equival jent tn currency :~- 64 Broud street. NMAN LINE, Fi RENSTOWN AND LIVE, {1 S$Ceamers are appointed to eal CITY OF WASHL Y OF NEW YORK OLY OF BALTIMORE CIty OF ANTWERP. and each succeeding Thursday, November 3 uraday, November 30,4 ‘nuraday, from’ pler 45 aten of Passage. Payable in Currency. OYSTER SALOON AND BARROOM FOR SALE. R able in Gold. Pasrer gers alxo forwaraed to Havre, Hamburg, ‘nmark at reduced rates bought ere at mo.terate rates oy persons to send for their trienda, For further iuformution apply ‘at the Company's oftice, NG. DALE, __16 Broadway, AM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUE CUNARD LIN Aprly to JOUN | QTE Steeraxe paxsage ain passage apply at No. ALTIC LLOYD, For Stettin direct, en to land passe 16 first class Iron FR, tonching at Christlansand and Copen will sail on Thurada To be followed by ste P. Barandon. on Tuesday, = Frelgot for St. AND GOOD } Baltic SBERG, Agenta, oilice 4) Broadway. of LINE TO FRANCE, RAL TRANSATLANTIC (SY Ditec COMPANY'S MAIL NEW YORK AND 3 AT BREST, favorite route for the Contl- The splendid vessela on thi nent wil sail from pier 0 North River as follow: WASHINGTON, toy recelpta worth | Pi Saturday, Now turday, December 80 dnelnling wine) to Brest or Havre, Second cabin... ota at reduced rates, These ateamers do not carry steerage pausengert ing to or returning from the Cont. arope, by taking the steamers of this line, avold neit by English railway and the discomforts of cross Jug the Channel, besides saving time, trouble and expense, GEL Agent, 68 Browdway, RGE MACKENZ z New and full p ered steamships; the six largest in the world. ANTAROTIC, 6,000 burthen, tons 3,000 he a New York on Sattirdn Wing at Core Harbor ewcli way. 1, Nov. 1, at4 P.M. From the White Star dock, Pasnonger accomodation atecy, #paed and 4, stateroome, AmokIngr’ where least motion ts felt. # power each, from Liverpool on unrivalled, com- and bathrooma in mid- can now obtain steerage prep Passengers hooked to or from all Norway, Sweden, Indin, Austra: Drafts from £1 upwar For tptormation apply at the company's office, No, 19 Broadway, New York, COASTWISE STEAMSIEIP: MAIL STEAMSHIY COMPANY'S LINE TO CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA, carrying mails, Kingeton, Sarah H. SPARKS, Agent. ngera and freight to Santa Martha aod ‘entral America, 4 Pern and Chie, Sceamera leave With a those dates fall on Sunday vember 15—Steamer . Gray, will leave pier 42 North Ri noon, for Aspinwall, via Kingaton, na with steamer CONS TITU ch month, except when then the day previow WNRY CHAUNE if at twelve o'clock sp Mazatlan ; also connect. . of November 13, for last named ports rec Deoember |, for For rates of pasaaney K."BABY, Agent. PUERTA PLATA, SAMANA ‘and St, Domingo City.—The United States Mall Steam ship Tybee, Captain Delan on Saturday, November 14, , passage apply to SPOFFORD BROTHE: DOMINGO LINE FOR VANA, PROGRESS AND VERA CRUZ. New York and Mexican Mail Steamsiip Line, leaving 17 Kast River at 3 P.M. OPATRA, Phillips (Ha TY OF MEXICO, Timmerman.. IY OF MekiD, oF pasmage apply to For Freight OF WRLEXANDRE & SONS STATES MAIL TO HAVANA, Atlantic Mail Steamshi) sailing regularly every Th direct to Havana, Priday, Nov. 9 fips (Havana only), Ft. prectnety, H. Morton i Nassau). COLUMBIA, Capt. &. Van Sica (via Nassau). Vor freight or passage apply, to day, at 3 o'clock OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT, Southern Line, ae » November 15, ‘The steamelt Ly io will leave pler M Kast Rive ue Moule ‘and Galveston taken, ing superior accommodations, “ 9. MALLORY & CO,, 159 Maiden lane, Por freight of passage, — Se COASTWISE STEAN BeRMupa wat. The steainship SAN FRANCISCO will be despatched ta Hhuntiton, taiciag freight for St Georges, from yler 3k Nort ver, o@ Thuraday, November 9% Wertnesday. November : Thursday, December 14, at 12 o'elnok noon, For (rolght or passage apply to W. A. WEBB, 1A Exchange place, Sore ereerpiererennhis lassen ¥ EXAS LUN GALVESTON STEAMBRS—TOUCH, Ing at Key West, carrying the United States mail, The Al stoamahiy CIEY OF GALVESTON, Captain Bide Tidee, at pier 20 fant River, will leave on Saturday, Now. UL. Through bila of lading given to Ho: and jy all pointe ont weston, Houaton aad Henderson and B. i. B. and ©, Railroad, For ge apply to ii. MALLORY & CO., 158 or to W. P. CLYDE, 119 Wail Ag 5 besilosesscses ci —~snsrpieiel OF NEY oRttaANS Dinner F MERCIL 14 SLE AMA GIP LINE, From pier No. b North iver. ad o'clock P. My ‘i NITED ST Tia, Pe Me on Sat Fretght received daly. Vicksburg, Moblie, Gul vesto For fi apply to SRLIO BAKER, §) Broadway. OR NEW ORLEANS DIKEOT. Tho Cromwell Staamahip fia mahip CORTES, Captain 8. ‘aitman, will len # North River, oo Saturd “t November I, at hrolock P.M. Freight revelved daily. Through rates given to Galveston, Tndtans Mobile an (St, Louls, in yawnaue, i; aera go, WD. For freight or paasaze apply to se TH CROMWELL & CO, 86 Wont street, HE GREAT SOUIHERN FREIONT AND PASSENQK LINE FOR CHARLESTON, 8. Cy THE PLOBLD, PORTS, AND SOUTH AND ‘SOUTHWEST, nailing from pler No. 29 North River, at3 P.M. every Wade neaday and Saturday. 6 fiat clasy sidewleel atearaship ANHATTAN, Captain M, 8, Woodhall, Jay, November il, rough passage Uoketa and buls of lading issued at lowest For local freight or pasaage apply to HENRY 1. MOIRA '0., 177 Went at., comer Warren, For through treight ates'apply to BENTLEY D, HASELL, General ay Great Southern rien? Line, 87 way, The steamshiy JAMES ADGER wil follow and sail om Tuerday, November 4. JOR NOKFORUK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND, ‘Old Domtuton Sterinship Company. nships of thin line leave pier 37 North River, foot of atrent, steamahip WYANOKE, mn Or8 5 vember Poi ik and P M, M., connecting wit acaboard inland Afi 1, Chesapeake an Danville Raitrowd, billy of lading at res west. ¢ of the company, IS ht and on iturdayy SAAC BEL, for © ade, 4 and Beh the Virginia and Tennessee Line, Petersburg and W Obio Rallroad, and & ‘Through paxsenger lcket duced rates to wll points south anc Apply xt oillee, on pier 87, of at ot Greenwich street, corner of Dey. SEE and th DOWN Witt THY IDOLS, ALL OVER THE OITY, TRAVELLERS GUIDE. LBANY AND TROY-REGULAR LINE. AL 6 P for 44 North River (Spring street on alternate nights, Steamers VANDERBILT 4 CON* ure Hoturntag, lowve ‘Troy at 7 P.M. ant Albany, ND RAILWAY—FOR VINELAND, N, J. AND Teave font New Yori, vl Rail ald BM. by ‘ATE, ; FoR PUROPR, aber 11, 71, will Wednesday, DOST OFFICE NOTIO during the week en: close at this ofice on T at ts M, Wg A RELIGIOUS NOTIUES. ¥ APOLLO HALL, BROADWAY AND TWENTY« eighth street.-Mrx. Emma Hardiago Britten wlll ap before the Society of Spirituality, Sunday, wt 10$g and 7 o'clock, “ MAN OF ONE IDE. T TO-MORROW, atl0's A. M., in Canal Street Preabytertan chureliy ¢ 1] Greene sireet, by Rev. David Mitcheil. NNIVERSARY OF THE BETHLEHEM MIssio) Sunday School, at Brooks Assembly Rooma, No, Ui Broome atreet, near Elizabeth, on Siuday a(ternoon, Nov. I2y at 256 o'clock, Addresses by Rev. J, Hyatt Smith and others, A reunion of superintendents and te: Singing by the chiluren, conducted by Professor Theodore B. Perkins, THE MALL Saturday, ny, at 11g A. Mh Mg A. M., and RELIGIOUS SOCIETY CAN RENT, SUNDAY evenings, Lyrte Hall; also Adelphi Hall, all day Sut i aN the Hoth Talla. a iy furnished. Appl; rh THENOR, 723 Sixth avenues poly to Jt A SERMON ON THE DIFFICULTIES EXPERIENCED fA, i the Discharge of Duty, by Rev. P. L. Davies, preted ereau chureh, corner Bedford and Dow: M. Prenciing ip P.M. Suaday.- ene eee CENTRAL | METHODIST | EPISCOPAL | CHURCH J Seventh avenuo, near Fourteenth street, Prevching 0 Sunday at 1039 74 P.M. by Rev, Andrew ‘Acro, pastor, Trustees in ailendance to seat strangers. et! RE FATHER, FIRST UNIVERSALIST; ‘ermont avenue, between Fultom and v-morrow the Kev, H. R. Nye, of Bork . Services commence at’ 10% A. anutig Us S| Sunday school tip P.M. Subject for: moral “What therefore God nath joined together ot er." Evening—sermon for she times—"Whal ip {HURCH OF OU / of Brooklyn, AUlantic ave! field, Ma HIRD ANNIVERSARY SERVICE OF the Ladies’ Domestic Mixslonary Reuef Association, Will be held on Sunday evening, the 12th inst 744 OFeloe Zion church, Madison avenue and Thirty elghth, street ap Potter will preside. Addreasen will be made bj Bishop Armitage, of Wisconsin; the Rev. B, H. Paddock; D.D., rector of Grace church, Brooklyn; the Rev. 8. Dy Hinman, missionary to (uo Indians, and by others, if thine permit, ( PEN COMMUNION BAPTIST CHURCH, SEVBNS J teenth street, near Sixth avenue,—Rey. Kobert Cam. efron, pastor, will preach 10} morning aad 74 evenlug. Te: meoting Thursday evening, 1'¢. Refreshments aud uumicy’ Readings by Misa Nestle Coli/aa, Reve et ee NORTHROP, WILT West Twonty.tutrd sireet Presbyierian cburaly pea on Sunday, at Wig A. M. and 2 Progrensied in whe Fovare Seeim™ 8) oN un aa —_ seats PGT REY, HENRY A. NEELY, D. D., BISHOP ow Maine, will preach at’ the Chapel of St. Chrysostom, Beventh avenue, corner of Thirty-ninth street, on Sunday eventing, November 12, acrvice to commence at 7% o'clock. Seventh avenue, Evening subject, As WILL PREACH ON BU CHAUNCEY Ott Bryon P. Min the new oburi (Swedenborgian worthip, Tuirty-tirth street, vet twen Park andl Lexiugton avenues. Subject fn the moroing, “Heavenly Bleasediness.” In tho evening, Writings of Swedenvorg,” ‘The public are cordially invi Revco MERRILL, RICHARDSON D, D.. PASTOR, ov the New [ngland Congregational ohuréh, corner Madi gon avenie mit Furty seventh street, wilt preach Sunday, al Wig ALM, and 73g VM. All invited, EY. CHARLES F. LEE, FIETH UNIVERSALISS Chureh, Chickering Hall, 1 Kast Pourtecath atrect, Sunday, Nov. 12, at 0% A. M. ‘Subject “Human Desp or ency and Divine Kocouragement,”” Seata tree, Public gord dially tuvtted, LINTENDENT OF CITE ote and others will address the oi, LN West Twenty-fourth street, ublig invited, EV, GEORGE MINGIN, U Minstona; Rev. . 6. # Morning Star Sanday a0 on Sunday, at 2g PM S" L © ‘Porty-tiret Sunday, at 10) ©. 8. Marrowe strangers. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHUROTS, reet, near Sixth avenue. Preachiog ow ALM. and 7! o'clock P, ML, by Kev, pastor. ‘Trustees fn attendance’ to weal bald Hatt KINGDOM COM preach in the U1 at, Me Sb} * Time anit Mann bington square, “The Approaching Kingrot 0} BISHOP SNOW WILK . i MORGAN WILD West Tweatlethr atree ay averting, Nov pun REY, ION cl ‘A thirty-e' and Se: a6 : clation, 73 P.M, — 3 KL hove Oot. 1, bem, 1s nform you that we have opened a breneb ff , under the same style as our owa firm ad nt of Mr. PT, Kalli aod Mr, Joum Ps T QUEEN'S HOTEL, NEAR THA CRysTs Palace, | pper Norwood, London.—-To tourmts and raraie lies :--Its elevated, pleasa.t and most saluvrious positions combined with the comfort affordet and ita general manage ment, bave made the Queen's Hotel @ favorite reaurt of Lid upper rauks ot English society. : LEGAL NOTICES. PURSUANT TO A DECREE OF THK HIGH COURT ow Chancery je in m cauen “Parker ve, Page” (1360, 4 claiming to be chiluran « every brother and sister of Charles Purser, late of Wicxba Skelth, in the cou of Suffolk, farmer, deceased, the te tator 1h thie cause (who died om the Sth’ Osvopers 188%). 04 claiming to be issue of deceased elnldren of the brothers ant sisters of tho said Charles Parker, are, vy their gouettors, om or before the Yh aay of Jan 1873, to come, ‘n and prove their ciaima at the chambers of the View Chancellor six James Bacon, IL New square, Lincola’s Tua, i the county lenex, oF, in default thereof, they will be poremptori.y dea froin the bene t af the, ‘sald dseree, i Nean entay, ist day of January, 187% at 12 of thi 1 ne a chambers, ia ajyovnter for hearing aud adjudicating upon the claims, ‘Date: a7. thls Wh day of August 1) Hew aN, Chiat Clerks HARCOURT & NACARTUUR, City of London, Of No, 8 Mourgate street, In the bet weer eitors. r