The New York Herald Newspaper, November 18, 1872, Page 1

. = WHOLE NO. 13,238. NEW YORK, MONDAY, NOVEMBER. 18, 1872TRIPLE SHEET. ‘PRICE FOUR CENTS. DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS. AMUSEMENTS —Becomn Pace—Fourth, fifth and sixth ASTR OLOGY —Twruren Pace—Sixth column. BILLIARDS—Twevrtmm Page—Sixth column, SORES Ae 'TED—Sxconp Pacx—First and second Boanb DIAN LODGING WANTED—Ssconp Pace—Sec- BROGRLIN. "HEAL _BEtAae FOR SALE—Tweirra Busines SPPOMTUNTTiES—Pinst Pace—Sixth col- BoarNss NOTICES—S: Pace—Sixth column. ITY REAL Simin Fok SALB—Twarra Pace—Fourth colum: CLERKS "AND SALESMEN—Twevrru Pace—Second col- umn. CLOTHING—Sxcoxp Pace—Third col COACENEy AND GARDENERS TWEET Pace— column, COAL AND WOOD—Tw: Pace—Sixth column, COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS—Finst Page—FiNh and sixth olnmn. cou: ¥ BOARD—Sxconp Pace—Second column. DANCING, ACADEMIES—SEconD Age Tonka column. Sa ae imst Pace—Third and fourth columns. WELLING iene 40 LET, FURNISHED AND UN. SHED—Sxconp PaGe—Second column. yuneeay Se Pace—Filth column. RCPE—First Pace—Third column. SINANCHALe= Rox Pace—Fourth column. ¢ BALE—Tweirra Page—Third columi PORNIANED ROOMS AND APA! IMENTS TO LET— pies SORE. Paan—Becond ane eae commas E—seconp Pace—Third column. FRENCH ADVENTISEMENTS—Tweurtu Pack—Third HEL F°WANipp—FeMAaLes—tweurrs Pace—First col- HELP WANTED MALES—Twaurm Pace—Second and nonses. Cs CARRIAGES, &c.—Finst Pace—Second and third columns. HOTELS—Seconn Pac cond colum! E—Se. in. HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED—Twstrra Pacr— ThiFd colump. INSTRUCTION—Finst_Page—Third column. INSURANCE, NOTICES—First Page Thine column, SERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN, HUD TY AND BER- EN R ReAL ESTATE POR RALE—Twuurmn Paces LECTURE 1 EASON-Seconn Page—Fourth column. poan QFuIOR aa riset Pace—Sixth column. D FOUND—First Pace—First column. MACHINERY —Pweurn Pace—Third eolumn. RBLE MANTELS—Eteventn Pace—First column. MATIMONIALEvevanrn Pace—First column. MEDICAL—Tweurtu Pace—Sixth column, beer yt AND DRESSMAKING—First Pace—Fifth mrscigLtAn gous ADVERTISEMENTS—Testa Pace— MISCHLLANHOUS—Exevenrn Pacr—First column. RET era Se Pace—Fourth column. RSONAL—First Pacr—First column. PLANOFO picks can paguariuy colt column. i rust Paar Third co PROFESSIONAL ae SORE. WANTED—FEMALES— ca—Fitst coll PROPERTY your OF THE ciry FOR SALE OR TO -ENT—Twexrtn Pack—Fourth column. REAL Brant arn ool EX CHANGE—Twatera Pace— Fourt! colum REAL CHSTATE WANTED—Tweurma Pace—Fufth col- EWARDS—Finst Pace—First column. mat as AUCTIONS twairri PaGe—Fifth and sixth srruATlONs: WANTED—FEMALES—E.xventa PacGe— oes third, fourth, aime and sixth columns, and Hu Pagk—Firsy column, srtvaTions WANTED—M. MALES—TweLrra Pace—First SPECIAL NOTICES—Finsr Pace—First and second col- sPoRTING—DoGs, BIRDS, &C.—Fiust Pacr—Second col- THE TRADES—Twrerrn Pace—Third ona THE TURF—Finst Pace—Second colut TO iBT FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES—SEcoxp Pacr— yond columt TRAVELLERS: GUIDE— E—First Pacr—Sixth column. UNFURNISBED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET— Sxconp Page—Third column. waney TO PURCHASE—Twetrta Pagr—Sixth col- wardills, JEWELRY, &0.—Twetrma Pace—Sixth WESTGHEMTER ¢ COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO LET—Tweirta Pack—Fourth column, Reeth ISTEAMBOATS, 4&(.—ELeventa Pace—First column. BER ALD BRANCH OF FICE—UPTOWN “) BVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW YO YORK HERALD Barro AT THE BRANCH OFFICE, 1,265 BROADWAY, ‘WEST SIDE, BETWEEN THIRTY-FIRST AND THIRTY- BECOND STREET.» | ADVERTISEMENTS ARE RECEIVED FROM 8 A. M. TILL 9 P. M. ON WEEK DAYS (SUNDAYS 2 TILL 9 P. ‘M.) AT OFFICE RATES. NO EXTRA CHARGE OF any KIND, F ARTHUR M—, WHO © REGISTERED A AS A. THOMAS at Grand Central, will call at room 18, 116 Worth Street, he will find an’ ‘important letter tor him. NFORMATION WANTED-OF HENRY OR SADE ups. St, Louis and New Orleans papers please copy. Raaran ars Dr, RNEGON, 107 East Thirtieth street, or her iather, Dr. R.A. KING, 1h Amity street, New York. 33. _I MUST SEE YOU, IT IS OF GREAT IMPORT. ance to yon. Send letter, stating when and where I ne see you, tu E. F, M., box 109 Herald Uptown Bre Branch oftice. _LOST AND FOUND. POST—AT BOOTHS THEATRE, FRIDAY EVENING, 4 Nov. 15, a ane rated, striped Cloth Cape, with fringe and inside gray, ‘the finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving It at 72 Park avenue. OST—A WHITE SPITZ DOG; ANSWERS TO THE name of Fritz. The finder will be rewarded by re- urning him to 212 East Sixteenth street. OST—SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, GOING FROM FOR- 4 ty-sixth street, down Fifth avenue to Thirty-cighth Street, and then to Lexington avenue, a medium sized Roman gold Locket. Finder will be rewarded by return- ing it to 112 Liberty street. OST—ON FRIDAY MORNING, ON BOARD OF ONE [4 of the Roosevelt street. terryboats, a bundle of Fire Insurance Policies. ‘The finder will be rewarded on de livering it at36 Park place to » ALTHOF, BERGMANN &CO, O8T_ONE BLACK ONYX SLEEVE BUTTON, WITH letter D in diamonds. A suitable reward’ will be nf'rewurned fo MeMULLAN & HAMILTON, Mewellere, Water street, United States Hotel. REWARDS. Preheat REWARD. —Los?, FROM 311 EAST FIFTY- seventh street, & white Dog named Spot, with one 10 spot on back and over one eye; a nee off tall, Ap- bly as above, where the reward will be paid REWARD.—LOST, ON SATURDAY, 16TH instant, either in the store of 8. McPartland, 63 nue, or its immediate neighborhood, a sum of oor inan in hisemployment was worth. will be paid to the party who returi ¢ abo’ vt to above address, 50) LOST: SATURDAY NIGHT. AnOUT SEVEN . o'clock, between Thirty-fourth and Thitty-elguth airects, three sets of Furs; above reward to be paid on delivering them at the cigar store 39 Broadway. “SPECIAL NOTICES. CAERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOK! A. “tomer of Fulton avenue and Soerum street, en from 8 A. M, to 8 P, M. on Bunday" from 3 to 8 BM. =A.—MONEY LOANED ON LIFE INSURAD icies and other Securities at 87 Liberty street. SPEGIAL NOTICES OPEctaL, DRAWINGS ROYAL HAVANA AND Kentucky State Lotteries always on file. J. CLU Broker, 206 Broadway, 133 Fulton ‘street and No. 2 Park row. Post office box 4,969. ‘PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCK ¥—$500,000 IN GIPTS to ticket holders, JOSEPH BATES, Agent, 196 Broad- way, room 4, Bend for circ OVAL SAXON GOVERNMENT LOTTERY AT LEIP. ticker prizes. Royal Lottery Fe ashea and information given. FALUBOR ASCHOCH. U6 Nassau se, FO. box BAB. EE THE SEE THE SEE THE EVENING TELEGRAM. EVENING TELEGRAM. EVENING TELEGRAM. GTAMMERING “NEW, YORK STAMMERING INSTI. TUTE established 1870), Protessors MANN and COL. VIN, Managers, 107 West, Twenty-third street.—No pay for Voard or services until cured. Send for prospectus. ‘AYLOR’S GREAT COMPOUND FOR HORSE ‘AND Cattle Food Is receiving the highest endorsements from every quarter. The Sanitary Commission in their report published in Saturday's Herald. recommend nutri- lous diet, which, in other words, means Taylor's Com. ound It is now puttin ih condition thousands of ores, debilitated by the epidemic, Business office 12 Bridge street, New York. $589,580 EL PHNA os UE Beat drawn in, Royal H Lottery November 8. “Address Hsia 1. (ofice “established tirty years), 174 roadway. __ SPORTING—DOGS, BIRDS, & Aa SALE, ALL KINDS OF FAN DOG + Birds, &c. Medicines for all disease: cpl Food for mocking birds, at B. G. DOVEY’S, No. 3 Greene street, near Canal, OR SALE—LARGEST, HANDSOMEST NEWFOUND- land and St, Bernard Dog in the city; also Pups of the same stock ; red Irish Setter Pup, ge rsand Setters, thoroughly broken: fair trial in a held; wiso one Russian, Bloodhound Pup, $ months old, the largest, handsomest and best watcher in the city; extra rat Dogs of all, breeds. H. GARDNER 111 south Fitth avenue, corner of Prince street. F°s SALE—GOLDEN, PR ig rs ch Black rane SILVER AND ENGLISH Mandarin, Casaka and Duc! a fresh importation of Canaries and other Hurope cin singing birds received every week by CHAS. KE! CHE & BROTHER, 56 Chatham street. ANTED—IN EXCHANGE FOR A MUZZLE-LOAD- ing Duck Gun, 15 Ibs., 10 bore, nearly new, a Muzzle- eae 10 bore, 8 Ibs., of good make. Address §., Coleman "ALF INTEREST IN TROTTING PARK AND HOTEL for sale.—Large trade already established ; location ir New York and exceedingly valuable, | Address RCHANT, Herald Branch office, Brooklyn. Foes ‘HORSES, | ‘CARRIAGES, | Ce 0. THE auaron HOUSE 0 IOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL, one and salesroom, 37 Nassau street, ‘opposite the Post office, THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH of our babies, is Cee es at our HORSE AUCTION MART, 10, 112 and 114 at cnicteent Sret ear Fourth avenue, we hold a regu ir ae or HORSES A ‘ARRIAGES VERY TUESDAY AND PRIDAY, GENTLEMEN WISHING YO PURCHASE, OR THOSE having Horses or Carriages to sell, will find our house per- fectly reliable, ax we conduct this branch of our business, as we do all our other business, on the same straighttor- ward Prnosnles! which govern. "honorable houses in all mercantile pure uits. WE THE PURCHASER OF EVERY HORSE thatis warranted sound trom 24 to 48 hours for trial, RIES FOR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES ve oe made at our downtown office and salesroom, 37 water street, where we also keep a register of Horses tor rivate sale. PuIBERAL. ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGNMENTS, _ T OUR REPAIR SHOP, 61 CROSBY STREET, NEAR - ont ioe street, are several second hand Carriages all in order :— ‘Glarence, seat Rockaway. eton. nisi ont 0} PI ae aia piey Peay cp an successors to John R. ere & Co,, 558 Broadway. T WALDRON & COOKE'S owntown Horse Mart, Cedar, New Church and Livers) strocts. Auction Sale Horses, Wagons, HIS DAY, at 12 o’cloc! Brown Team, 6and 7 years: 15% hends: good steppers: fine drivers, single of double; no vices; good business oF family horses; sou: Bay coupe hota 16 hands, 6 years; @ fine traveller; jonest and true in all harness; sound, ‘One Top Buggy, nearly new. Qne Rockaway: good order. @ Malle Wagon and Harness. Sane Tyears old; a good worker and puller One sorrel tlorses 16 hands, 7 years; eee gaited driver in AB ese no vices; mands" wi ut tying; sound ant 16 hands, 7 years old; can be worked single or double; extra good pullers, Qhe gray, Mare; 19% lands, 6 years old sound. One ‘are Pony, 144% harids, 8 years old; a splen- aid driver for indies use‘ or business ‘mon; is perfectly kind; has no vices: sound. Other Horses and Wagons. Sale positive. T OUR WAREROOMS ON FIFTH AVENUE, CORNER- Fourteenth street, the following second ‘hand car- races, some of them our own build and in excellent con- Peters,of London.) tet Coach. Doctor’s Gig Phaeton. Phaeton, no-to Prete Rompe: diene: Two No-top Wagons, BREWST! '0., 84 Fifth av., corner Fourteenth st, HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS TO BE SOLD also a Pony, price $40. Inquire at 31 South dition Brougham By Coupe, cheap. cheap Fifth avenue. APPLE GRAY MARE, SIXTREN AND A HALE hands high, seven years old, sound and kind in all harness, suitable for a private ‘family or any purpose. Apply at 190 Broome street, rear, until sold A WEANDAUS, LANDAULETS, COUPES, | CLAR- + ences, Ham's patent Landaulet, Coupe Rockaways, 25 percent ‘less than Broadway or Fifth avenue stores} several second hand. _HAM'S, 10 East Fourth street, SIX-SEAT WESTCHESTER ROCKAWAY—SIX different styles Coupe Rockaways, Coupes, Phac- ons, Victoring, ight Rockaways and every other deserip- tion Family Carriages and light) Wagons, new and sec- ondhand, ai. at lowest popular price MANUFACTURERS’ UNION, 638 Broadway. LANKETS, BLANKETS, _BLANKETS.—WATER proof Blankets, Anrapped and_unstrapped; rubber Covers, ‘olled Covers and canvas Covers; a good stable Blanket for $1 00; a woollen Hood for $2, at E. 8. OSBORNE'S: harness Warerooms, 43 Murray street. (SUARENCE, ON © SPRINGS—IN PERFECT ORDER ; / “has been but little used; made by Wood Brothers & Co., for sale ata great reduction in price, DL RAY 30. DEY, PRA 558 Broadway. OR SALE—A COUPE, CIRCLE, FRONT, SATIN lined, Brewster make; used but a few ti pole and ime charts; cost $1,600; will t be sold cheap. Can be seen at 25 East ‘Twenty: eighth street. OR SALE—A BAY HORSE, 1444 HANDS HIGH, suitable for any kind of work; six years old; war: Fanted sound and kind. Address 327 Seventh avenue, J. ©. ©. COOK, Jr.'s fe tore. OR SALE—STYLISH BLACK PONY, 144 HANDS, 8 Years; can trot fast; Mt for any Mi light ‘work; price $95, "37 Greenwich avenue, corner si NLY SEVEN DAYS MORE, On November 25, by oder of Gov, Bramlette, all ts in New York and everywhere else close sales of jekets for Kentucky Library Gift Concert, at Loulsville, December Only 100,000 tickets issued, and ont geatter: ing numbers left, Whole tickets, $10; halves, war. ters, $2 60. Money in Bank to pay’ all ‘gifts. any ticket may, ab ‘one in every hundred must, draw a gitt. List of rec distributed by lot at concert = One Grand Gilt, Cash. 100,000 One Grand Girt: ‘ 50,000 4 Cash Gift (000 each 15 Cush Gilts... 1000 each 20 Cash Gifts. 909 each 21 Cash Gifts... 800 each 2 Cush Gifts... 700each 1 85 Cash Gifts... 600 each i 45 Cash Gifts. HO each 1 50 Cash Git 400 each 1 )} 60 Cash Gifts... 300 each 1 > 100 Cash Gifts... 200 each 1 Cash Gilt, 612 Cash Gitts. 100 each ‘Total, 1,000 Gifts, all Ci eal 500, THOS, H. HAYS, Branch office Public Library Kentucky, 09 Broadway, jew York. R. T. FELIX GOURAUD'S ORIENTAL CREAM, OR Magical Beautifier; the finest preparation tor the Conmplexion ever invented. Depot 48 Bond street, Gas AND SILVER AND ARTICLES CONTAINING I, gole fought at market price. Polishings, Filters jograph Papers burned and smelted by Reiner Bona EL, ‘60 Chatham street. FoR SALEA SMALL, LIVERY STABLE, WITH light Stock and a Lease at low rent; or will be ex- changed far other property. Apply to WILLIAM H. Wooster street. (OR SALE—TWO HEAVY HORSES, FIT FOR ANY Kind of work; will be sold separate or together; have been used to a truck; will be sold cheap, as the omer is going into, other business, Apply to JAMES O'BRIEN, 52 Seventh avenue, near Thirty-ninth street, Both well of the sickness, OR SALE. THREE STRONG GROCERY OR FX- 3s Wagons and four Business Wagons; suitable or alt winds of business; old an love taken in exchange, T/L avevue ©, between’ Tenth and Eleventh ith avenues, OR SALE—A FINE CHESTNUT KENTUCKY BRED lady's saddle Mare (single looted), 15% nands high, gentte, sound and kind; also.a fine bay Saddle Mare, 1332 hands high, ridden the past Summer by eliildren: gentle, sound and kind; both sold for wantof use. Apply at pri: vate stable, 197 West Talrty-third street, HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C. REMPTORY AUCTION SALE OF FINE FAMILY and road Horses, Top Wagons, Horuges, Blankets, P fc. pu Tuesday, November 19, at in bg & Mis at t 229 Wort ‘ortieth street, bein property of 4 gentieman whose business calls him t o Boston during the Winter, consisting "Pair stylish bright bay Geldings, 15% bi ih, 7 and 8 years old: sierd by Cousternation, wh ang ty red. th andesinast’ hare ia: the States are bait brotuers marked alike, step and act alike; are very rangy, hav! Jong necks, manes and tai fine lim ‘can trot in together; attract much a'tention in Park or on the roa a ah have both had the distemper, and are now fit for imme diate use, and are warranted sound and kind In either RS eee ee ‘unt, sharp act and genteel bay. trotting Horse, sired by Voluutee®. dam by Membring Ghiel, 13% highs? vears old: one of the most elegant horses on road or Park ; un without view, trick. fault or blemish; he trotted last September, on Fleetwood Park, driven’ by gwner, to road wagon, in 2:46: ow better than 240 «many good track, to harness; arranted soynd and kind; is hardy and ri esd'in fine condition “or everyday us Extra’ stylish dark brown family Horse, 15.2 high, 7 Pears old, ie Moruan stock, was raised in Orange couniy 1 John B. Stratton and soid to present owner two years ago: Ix a tree and Dlearane driver, ay in harness. creat | 1¢ most timid lady knee action and can be driven by the most timid lady | A le; fine under saddle or to the pol warranted in every particular, Also two top Wagons; oue by Dusenbury & Van Duser, ran less than a year; one side spring open road Wagor one coach Harness, by Campbell; two sets light single Harness, city made: two pairs fine Kersey Blankets, two full Suits, two fine Aitghan lap Rober, stable Blankets, Kc, D. HAMLIN, $ AND TWO GRO- on, one De- Ww 8, CHEAP.—TWO EXPRI cery Wagons, one platform spring Way very, one Business. Wagon, one Top ani Buggy, at 226 Sp: prher Clarke, Wante HORSES TO BOARD FOR THE WINTER; beat of accommodations on a farm terms reason able. Address J. H. DUNNING, Beemerville, N. J. ‘WANTED-HORSES TO BOARD IN” THE BEST ighted and best ventilated stable inthe city. 147, Mi and {ot West Thi fth street, near Broadwi WANTED A FEW CARRIAGE, ROAD OR BUSINESS Horses to Board in country at $12 per month; best of reference in city and spank, given. For particula: address B, H, SEAMAN, Merrick. Queens county, L. I. EACH.-TWO HANDSOME NEW LIGHT EX- _Dress Wagons; also two more a little heavier, 1 ave ha some Buggies at bargains, 14! nth street. $15 ()-BAY HORSE, “7 YEARS, 1544 JIANDS: WAR- YU" ranted sound and kind or money returned: siylish Mare, $160: good truck Horse very cheap. 418 Eighth avemie, corner Thirty-first street, INSURANCE NOTICES. North British losses by the Boston contagration will not exceed $000,000, being only about one-fifth of the Company’s fire and Mercantile Insurance Company's surplus, WILLIAM Ci NP a , ¢ Manage: Sis BLAGDEN i ne @ William street. New Yor, Nov. 11, 1873, 6 RMANIA sek FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, omce 175 Broadway. Cash capital Surplus Rivampert! 1872 Total assets, All Boston losses do not excced $450,000, and will be promptly paid trom the surplus, and the directors have His day unanimously ordered ‘that, the company’s busi: ness shall be contintied on a thoroughly soun: surplus, atter paying all losses, will therefore be equal to a full gharantee of outstanding risks, and its capital un- jouches The Germania has pamed with honor through all the large contlagrations of the last fourteen years, including Portland, Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Chicago and Boston, and continues to offer the projection of its policy against loss and damage by fire, someone that it has deserved well the confidence qf the public. RUDOLPH GARRIGEE, President. JOHN EDW. KAHL, Vice President. Hvuco Snumann, Secretary. ELIEF FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 149 B Th tal stock of this company 18 calamity. ‘The entire loss Will not exceed $50,000. Business PCE Cs Wa. E, Crany, Secretary. ee RD FIRE INSURANCE >, Liz Broadway, New York, N Net assets. Amount st Directors. Deduct for losses in Roston, assuming that all the policies of the company on property in the burned district should prove a total loss...... 329,644 00 Available assets. 0,018 63 63 WILLIAM CRIPPS, President Wituiam M. 81. Jon, Secretary. ANSTRUCTION, “(1 THOMPSON'S COLLEGE, 2) FOURTH AVENUB, opposite Cooper Institute—Bookkeeping, Writing Arithmetic and Languages. Day and evening. Ladies department. Reduction in telegraphy to $15; taught prac- tically, with instruments. Demand tor operators. USINESS Writixa, BOOKKEEPING, ARITHMETIO, &c.—Messrs. AR, 875 Broadway, corner Eighteenth street, ave private, instruction dity or even- ing and prepare gentlemen, ladies and boys for business in a few practical lessons; stiffness, cramping aud trem- bling ence from any handwriting. Two private desks vacant. RENCH, GERMAN, SPANISH AND ENGLISH thoroushly ‘and rapidly taught by Professor JUL WUNDERMAN, 77 University place; lessons given at clener 5 pupils’ résidence or my own; terms mederate. Pp" E’3 BUSINESS . COLLEGE, BROADWAY, ner Thirty ain d stree cowntown College 62 ery. . Bookkeeping, ti Branch: Brook es; 24 Wi riting: jaseons, ‘e %. Ladies qual ers and cashicrs, ) How = _ PROPOSALS, SONTRACTORS.- SEALED PROPO s will be received by the undersigned, at bis office in Trenton, until the 22d ‘t., for making the rock cut on the Harsimus fork of the ‘Now Jersey Railroad, trom the present matin line, near “Summit Bridge,” through. the eastern ridge ot Bergen Hill. The profile can be seen and §) necfications and forms obtained after the Lth inst, at said office or the office of G. D, Howell, in Jersey City. Satisfactory testimonials will be required, ASUBEL WELCH, Chief Engineer of Construction. ‘OTICE TO ¢ OF THE REPARTWENT OF PUBLIC IN. hus et of Grand and Elm streets, New York, November 872. Qeasled proposals will be received at this office unt the 2d day of December next, at 3o'clock P. M., tor supplying tor the use of public schools under the jurisdiction of the Board of Public Instruction, Books, Stationery and other articles required tor one year, commencing on the Ist of January, 1573. City ang country Recanee of books and dealers in the various articles required are hereby notified that prefer- ence will be given in all cases to the bids of principals, the committee being desirous that commissions (if any) heretofore ie to agents or middlemen shall be deducted from the price of the various articles bid fo1 A sample of each article must accompa: ¢ bid. A list of articles required will be teste on applica. tion to the Clerk of the Board of Public Li Get tio! HOOPER ©. VAN VORS1 a i WILLIAM WOOD, _ TIMOTHY BRENNAN, Supplies, LN ENGLISH AN with a New York Agency tive MANU! FACTURER (D (RY GOODS), cara established, ‘hes to turn same over {oa responsible house who will bind themselves for a term of years to Pagal only of him, pay him cash and duly y pl the busin returns about $25,000, but may be greatly incre dress, with references, Z,. care ot ‘Osmond, 8 Ironmonger lane, London, L. LEGRAND'S ORIZA PERF' 207 Rue St Honore, 207, Parts. Specialty for presery: ation of Deanty: ORIZA and ORIZA LYS, Distinguished perfumes of variaus houquets. Sold by afl Perfumers, Druggists and Hairdressers, HE COSMOPOL! ATAN, AMERICAN AND ENGLISH Drinking Bar, No. #Rue Scribe, P Americans visiting Paris are informed that the Cosinopolitan, is famed for the best American and English drinks. Pro- prictors, G. VALUNTINE & CO. T A BACRIFICE— Horses, Carriages and Marness, at New York Sales and Storage Repository 87, 839 and S41 Fourth avenue, corner Twenty- ith street. 1 pair good coach Horses, 1 ray Mare, suitable for compe or express, 6 { Biy’rturso” good, stylish driver. 1 sorrel Mare, good roader. Also top and ho top Buggies, road Wagons, Coaches, close Rockaways, Express Wagons, &c., &c, «Please call and examine. FPICIAL DRAWINGS KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERIES, KENTOCKY—ExtRA CLASS NO. 647 —NOVEMBLR 16, 1872, 40, 37, 42, 63, 8, woveamen 10, 1872, 267. 8 42, Th 48, 3 4% 11, 80, SIMMONS & CO., Manager Covington ey, near gottncesertma clas, x NO. itorgaen I sr, 20, 39, i 4 coLumar ccLass 0 earn 16, 17h h 66, i, 5 “satin eo. Managers Govingion, Ry. &, Broker, Broad wi ies rs Fost office box 49. Oy FiciaL DRAWING im a toe Kentue! wate Lottery Chass 2—Druwn at Covington, Ky., Nov. 16 1872 15, 7, 4 Nirit, SIMMONS & CO., Managers. Address box 827, for ctreutar. copii Covington, Ky. KENTUCKY: STATE Lotteries always on file n given. S GEORGE CLATER, No, LAAtOr place, corner Broadway. On ELBY ¢ 1 Y, SWINDLE z eatisfied that no drawl ardor he Snetby. Cott the purpose ot, investigating the matter: i h King nd uch examination, ton weretary of Stage of the ntucky, and FJames Smith, of 15" South: hard street, Cincinnati, drawings purport to be made, From in irom them T am satisied no draw A. McQLELLEN, ore HAL DRAWINGS OF THE ‘ion receive Bipete ‘under the Shelby grant BROONLTN, NOV. 15, 187 ‘AT 58 LIBERTY STREET, Light Carriages and Harness, Blankets, deo, feliable goods at reasonable prices, Some great bargains this week: to make roo STON EVAN TASSHLL, 8 Liberty sect. JPORSE BLANKETS, HARNESS, SADDLES AND ALL kinds of ‘saddlery o0ds We one latins Fea el Aull line of Blankets for street and stable; plush and Ouhier Carriage Robes of every quit 40 Warren street. F ONDON ; MADE HARNESS. 4. Aset each of Single and Double, of best quality and ew. for sale at reasonable pric , wt private st t Twenty-sixth street, near Lexington rene. py HAND CARRIAGES.—THREE LIGHT ROCK- ‘aways, two Dog Carts, six seat Westchester, Fony rae a tanaka ene ie eat tad Co Sol e| t = MANE FAG HON, 638 Brow NLEIONS, SLEIONS, SLEIGHS.—NOW IS THE +) time to secure your leigh 26) of the finest and latest styles: also 60 Sleighs of all descriptions, a {uitle dam- aged by water; one (wo-scat Park Phaeton, $85; five to And open Wagons, all of the best city makers, from $10 Up; Rlarge lot of new and second hand Harness, double and single, from sip Blankets and a ap Robey 0 of all ytic from basgcadn Sil ‘and 22 Wooster stfeot, BUsrETe, 2 2 TO $8 EACH; oh STaREE $4 t ET Seo Hicods specialty: Lap. Bi Wolf Robe: BS sure and business Harness. P RARTLETT. Importer and Manutneturer, CF Warren street and 21 and 23 College place. yl ‘DRY. ‘Goons ° TSMITINS PATTERN BAZAAR, 914 BROAD\ AY, near ‘Twentieth street—Beautiful changes. New bt FE Lag at the height, Patterns ready. REDINGOTE opal Patterns fitted to the fori war- £°'Come early in the day. AAA .—INDIA CAMELS’ HAIR ~ BHAWLS.— Baying and selling my own Shawls. 1 will con- ie Undersell more expensive establi Scionth mictiad J. RUS 33 East Twentieth street, 1 ele ab in Ladies’ READY MADE SUITS in ail the FASHIONABLE STYLES RE! EGARDLESS OF COST, $1,500 WORTH of Dry Goods and 50 new and second hang, ,eincer's and Wheeler & Wilson's Machines, trom $20 to $35, on ac- count of removal. 402 Third avenue, near twenty-ninth street. ad Great POPULAR ‘SALE Ladies’ ready made Suits, OR! SALE—| in all the Fashionable Styles, at PEYTON'S, 772 and 274 Bowery. MAN Baty aA DIRE WISHING TO PURCHASE Haman Hal id visit Miss EVANS, or the new At ee a pat san Halt store. have constantly on Hand'n very fine stock of Hair, and my prices are, such, fas will satisfy, all who wish ‘to purchase. Customers Rot, urged to buy unless perfect satisfaction is given. e employ the most experienced hair dressers in the city iss 8, EVANS, Sis East Twenty-sixth street, near PThird avenue, ‘one no top | Cope ERE Se: LARGEST FANCY GOODS DEPOT IN AMERICA ° iS THE GRAND CENTRAL FANCY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT * x* *,* * cre - , et ey t Re ae ER ee te ‘* te Re wee te ** % RW. * ee ee *o"—* **, MACY ig ta * * 200 #* *, “* & he oe ae “* et ee ee ie * + * * * * ** ae * * We are now clearing our stock of | SALE Millinery Goods, Hosiery, ALE nderwear, Laces‘and Enitroid- SALE eries, Housekeeping Goods, SALE Trimmings, &c. SALE to make room for our SALE Holiday Goods which are now arriving, BALE Received this week trom London ALE direct caser of BALE SWANS’ DOWN SALE SALE S Quilts, Ladies’ Swans’ ‘ans’ Down Endegekirts SALE Ladies’ Swans’ Down Jackets, &c., | SALE which are very desirable, ALE and will be cleared at very low Rorisem SALE » make room for ALE HOLIDAY GOODS TOYS, &C. SALE A discount ALE will be made to SALE Parties purchasing for fatrs, SALE Sunday Schoolsand to sell again, — SALE Grand Central Star E tabtishment, SALE 8 Fourtes nth str enue, __SALE T THE GREAT E, Fancy Goods Establi Largest Stock of Millinery, silk and Fancy Goods to se- lect trom in America, E. RIDLEY & SON, Grand street, New Yoke, receive daily, direct other European marl their own representa’ Also bargains from s Grain Ribbon: black. ap La and colored trom Paris, Vi London and kets the latest Novelties selected Dy ve. the ‘auction rooms, 18, 1bc., 200, 20e,, 25¢. and 3le., colors and Silks, Satins, Turquoise, &c., &c. Silk Velvets $1 75, $2, $2 50 and $3 per Mdnulla Silk Velve: Velveteens 5Ic., 75c., ts, $4 50, $6 50, $7, yard wide, $1, FOR CLOAKS, . Large line of Velve per yard; half price. teens, 8, twilled backs, at 80c. and $1 Silk Fringes, cheap, Se Hg 28, , Be, up; large stock. 3. Flowers, Peacock Bands, 27 i Windsor Tes at Bears: Roman Tes, Poathers, Ustri i h inches long, 200. and 2c. new Ties at 2 m 20¢. each. Cheapest line of Real Laces this season. 2 fo § Inches wide, Examine. Black Guipure, super qualities, fro at S8c., Glc., 75c., B5e., Pelerine Cheap 1 Look at Drawers, of Ladie at $1 25, White, bl at 75. Our Own every colo1 Silk Vi evel Tag Children Sets, $150, Coney, Alaska, Min Sacques, Jar prices. LADITS’ Yankee Notion Department, n Jet Ornaments. 100 New 8! Lace Barbes, Collars r Hosiery, Ladies’ and Gent's gh $1 to $1 60'per yard, 8’ and Gent's ND J $i ‘a, $2 » brown and rab Felt Stateat 25c., at 50c., Shape, 0 ORIENT LEO, at $135, finest quality. Hats, newest shapes, $1 50, $2 0b, finest qualita Fs f5-and $: hk, Sable, Baie Seal and other Sets, Mutly and Bous! Very much under rogue ) UNDERCLOTHING, Very decided i Bargains to-day. Io dozens Leather Satclvels at 38, 6Sc., 0c. and $1 up. Our CES ti the larg Curiosity is NOW open. est variety of Fancy Goods, Tors, ited, to which we are ad: We ca fuses, Clocks, yet exbib not enumerate. Inspect the oO rt reise Room. osity Room. SPECIALITY “KID. GLOVES. Five of one, t at Our Edward two bw ‘Thousand Dozens wo and three bution S5e.. at Toc. at tton Glove, $I is air, warranted, DWARD RIDLEY & SU ‘ At KINZEY 8, Closing Gimps, Fringe: Ornaments, Passement GREAT REDUCTION IN EVERY DEPARTMENT, , tories, &c. AT KINZEY’s, Silk Gimps, Peas to $1 09 yard, Silk Fringes, 6c. to $1 69 yar AT KINZEY'S, Silk Velvets, 20¢. piece up. Wide Silk Vélvets, 10c, yard. AT KINZEY'S, Silk Bonnet Velvets, 79¢. up. Velveteens, 39. yard up. AT KINZEY’S. Flats, Feathers and Flowers, cheap. Fine Felt Hats, 2¥c. uy Wide Yak Laces. 8c. Black Guipure Laces, AT KINZEY’S, He. Up. AT KINZEY’S, Trimming Laces, $c., Se., 6c. yard up, French Laces, 13se.'y ard up. i AT KINZEY'S, New Embroidered Muslin and Lace Ties, imported, 26c. to Se. Fine Lace Collars, We. Fine Linen Collar, AT KINZEY'S. to 69. 10 Lie, AT KINZEY'S, Fine Linen Sets, Sle. to $3. Real Lace Goods, cheap. Linen Handkerchiefs, 6c. Heistitch Handkerch Initia Handkerchiefs, 12 Gents’ Handkerchiels, 12 AT KINZEY'S. up. niet, 6c. Up. UP. AT KINZEY’S. AT KINZEY'S, Embroideries closing out. Ladies’ Underwear closing. 25,000 yards of Ribbon: every £ash Ribbons, 33c., Extra Roman Sash Rul Lots of Stik mes 10¢., 20¢., 20. He. BYe., BYC., Zephyr Worsteds, 10¢. AT KINZEY’S. 3 of ind, 6e., E¢., 10¢., 15e., 20¢., 2c, up. AT KINZEY’S, ‘ihtons, Be. AT KINZEY’S, double. AT KINZEY'S, ounce, | Worked Worsted’ Patterns. AT KINZEY'S, 6),009 pairs Ladies’ and Misses’ One and two-button #, 29¢., E., . 76. and Now opening, of ow of Fancy Goods and T holiday presents, fro 79. pair. iF own importation, over 100 cases ‘oys, from every part of Europe, for m the lowest to the finest Goods, The largest Show Room and the finest display of Holiday Goods ever seen in New York now ready. Allare in- vited to view the disp! or not. | lay, whether they wish to purchase | | Wax Dolls, from Se. to $10, Knit Wool Dolls, 25. up. Fancy Jewelry, Chains, Lockets, Portemonnaics, Bags, AT KINZEY’S. &e., ke. AT KINZEY’S. Swiss Carved Wood Goods of every description a is nd kind. AT KINZEY'S. Parian Statues from 5e, to $6, ‘Tollet Sets, 75c. vet up. Work Boxes, Writin; Porviolios, Games, Toys of every kind. AT KINZEY’S. Desks, locks, ke, AT KINZEY'S. Bohemian Goods very low. China, Marble and Pai Ornaments and Sets. AT KINYEY'S. rian AT KINZEY'S. Fairs and Schools supplied, Articles for Christmas Trees, ool BROAD EAW MILLINERY ‘AISON DUVA\ Mi ine door trom in latest Parisian styles; perfect fit warranted moderate; ladies’ own materials made w from measure; elegant patterns just rece! WILLIAM KINZEY, ‘TWEEN FOURTH AND AMITY STREETS. AND DRESSMAKING. ors a EAST ‘TWENTIETH STREET, roadway.—Dress and cloak making terms atterns cut EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS, (OXARD, Ling. : THE BI Sa AXD NORTH AMERI. ‘an Royal Mail. Steam etwe Liverpool ¢ailing at Cork harbor, s"*<" New York and lew York. RUSSIA, Wothenday, Nov. » gaya Wea Wednesday, “f Wednesday, GALAGA. Wea Deets CUBA, ay Noy. #1 And every “foilowig Wednesday and ¥\ ALGERIA.. Ne ts + ¥" assage—Cabin, 100 and $130, gold, ac- pe to kane PT Kete to Parle Sloe vend, Return tickets on ‘orable terms. Steerage, cording to accommodation. additional. currency. Steerage tl-kets from Liverpool and Queenstown and qu parts of Europe at lowest rates. Through bills of lad ing given for Bellast, Glasgow. Havre, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent and for Mediterranean ports. ar Freight ‘and cabin passage apply at the Company's office, No. 4 Bowling Green; for steerage passage, at 111 Broad- way, Trinity Building. CHAS, G. FRANCKLYN, Agent. _ QQUREAT WESTERN STEAMTHIP LINE, x New York to Bristol (Bng.) ), furect aking goots and port, Gloucs Massengers tor Lol ‘ardiff, New- all ports in Bristol Ohanuel ot eae line will sail from the Atlantic Wednesday, Dec. 4 Saturday, Dee, 28 for their friends can obtain pre- for £1 and upwards, paid MORGAN'S SONS or freight or passage apply to E WHITE, STAR LINE. FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MATL, New and full-powered steamships. Sailing from New York on Saturdays, trom Liverpool on Thursdays, calling at Cork Harbor cach, wa AD saturday, November 2 ia A, . BALTIC, ‘aturday, November 3 ATLANTIC “Saturday, Deeemper at it A. AL CELTM Saturday, December 14, at3 P.M, ‘A Saturday,’ December 21, 'at 10 A. M. NI otrrom the White Stardock, Bavonia terry, Jersey City. Passenger accommodations for all claases unrivalled, combining safety, speed and comtort. Saloons, staterooms, smoking room and bathrooms in midship section, where least motion is felt, Surgeons and stewardess decompan: the steamer, tes—Saloon, $80 in gold; stceraze, $30 in currency, Those wishing to send for friends" in the old country can now obtain steerage prepaid certifeates, $83 cui- reney. Passengers booked to or from all parts of America, Parks, Hamburg, Norway, Sweden, India, Australia, to i, ke. Droits trom 1 upwards, nat , ‘or inspection of plans and other atarna ene at the company’s office, 19 Broadway, New Yo sein Bills of lading issued to Continental ert J SPARKS, Agent, ~_ COAST WISE STEAMSHIPS, OR HAVANA, ‘The first class steamship NIATA, Catharine. Master witisail ier New Orleans, via Havaga tran plot ak Woot of Queen street, Philadeiphia, on Tuesday, nbvcabes 19, ‘The ‘accommodations for passengers are of the most st perior character. Fare to either “ita: na or New O1 lea ns, $50, currency. M. JA , Gel ‘neral Agent, 130, Sol Third naheat, Philadelphi N*W York “AND HAVANA New Line of St t Steamships. Bus. PRlenaid., new. Siccl, aitewhwct at xontrn tis! 20 gon) and Routh’ oni tong) wilt egular line between the above MC sailing trom here early in November. SPOT the: ira acre, vessels are "usiurpasied or” strength nocd and offe) c aegregsacemet rto the public al ould suiticient inducement offer, th cali st Charioniens gigoqment ote, thdse steamere may Datos of sailing, &e., inn future Advertivement, HEWLETT & TORRANG A ents, 69 Wall street. speetant I thatis to be TRE VAVANA, PROURESO AND VE A VERA CRU: ‘Now York and: Mexican Mail Steamship” Taner . North River at tt ee MITY OF MEXICO, Sherwood..\-.--. Monday. CITY OF HAVANA, Ly. en ry CLEOPATRA, Fuuttips ( cry OF HAVANA’ (Ha . CLEOPATRA, Phill; } Dec. 2 ps For freight Op aT ARBs & SONS, 33 Broadway. JOR NEW ORLEANS DIREC’ MERCHANTS! STEAMSHIP LINE, From pier No, 5 North River, at 3 o'clock P. M. EMILY B. SOUDER, on aiued ay. Nov. 2 Freight received ¢ Through rates given for St Louis, Vicksburg, Mobile, Galveston and Indianola, For treight or as having superior accommoda- tions, apply to EDERI R, 30 Broadway. Foe een | NEW ORLEANS PiRECT. MERCHANTS! SHIP LINE, From pier No, § North Biver, at § o'clock P.M. onda cane Recast REET Re ran a st received daily. Through rates given for Lone Pietanine: Mobile Galvestan and iadinnola. For’ freight of passage, having superior accommodae tions, apply to FREDERIO ER, 30 Broadway. NAtoNat 1 LINE OF ST Weekly to Saeco ren) Uuveepoo}, fortnightly to d from Loudon dire TO QUEENSTOWN. AND LIVERPOOL, from piers 44 and 47 North river, Saye ADEE any a ae = gan urday. Nov. 3:30 P. FOR’ ioNDON DIRK ” HOLLAND, Brags. nesd pie eAMSIT i eres THE LARGEST Cabin pisage Bt Vv. 27, at 2:20 P, M, saat IN THE TRADE, 65 and $75, currency, @, $28, currency. Propaid steerage Uickets trom Liverpool, Queenstown, Londonderry, Glasgow or London, $82, currency. urther information apply at the com An's office, 69 Broadwa, PW . HURST, Manager. Eduction IN aeeanae beer Express pagsenger steamers sail trom New York every Saturday and alternate We esd Passengers hooked and forwarded to and from all ail way stations in Gre Britain, Ireland, Germany, N way, Sweden or Den aa and ‘America ‘as safely, speed: ily, Comfortably and other route oF ne. eaply as any Ww DON U. IOWA November 20, ber 23, Wednesda: River, New York, Gur: rpool, Glasgow or Derry, reney rates ou passages, to 1 urday’s steamers, by Wednesday's steamers, 360 $05 and $75; excursion tickets, intermediate, $33; steerage, $28 Certificates at lowest rates can be bought by those wishing to send for their iriends. ‘Apply at the company’s offices, to HENDERSON BROTHERS, 7 Bowling Green. NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE, AL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIL IPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE, CALLING AT BR ‘The splendid vessels on this favorite ronte for the Con- finent will sail from ‘ARIS, Row fae PRICE OF PASSAGE “IN G GOLD 5 Be Est Eee wine) First cabin, $125; sec oan abl 75, Tiektinto Pats, So and $8 auduthovel, Excursion tickets at reduced rates. ‘These steamers do not carry steerage passengers. American it ellers going to or returning from the Con- tinent of Er Fone, by taking this line, avoid both transit by English ra Way and the discomfort of crossing the hannel, Desides saving time. trouble and expense. RAE MACK: LE, Agent, 53 roadway, — Per LINE Royal Mail steamers ‘Thursday, Nov. 21,10 A. M. Saturday, Nov. 20 IAL M. ‘Thursday, Nov. 28 2 BLM Saturday,’ Nov. 30, 2 P.M. Thursday, Dec. & 9A. M- AL Saturday, Dec. 7,11 A. M. And each succeeding Saturday and Thursday, from pier 45 North River. RATES OF PASSAGE. Payable in Gold. Payable in Currency. First Cabin. iid Steerege + $30 OF CITY OF BROOKLYN. GITY OF WABHINGTON CITY OF MONT! uced Fate Tic! moderate rates by per- sons wishing friend Dratts iss ed at lowest ra! For further intormation apiatse Compan "8 office. DALE, Ai NCHOR LINE, MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE, NOA DIRECT, BRALTAR, powerful Iron screw steamer on or about Nov. NEW YORK TO GE CALLING AT G: The fire class new and NAPOLI will sail Has very superior cabin accommodations. For raice of passage and all further inforination apply at company’s offices, No. 7 Bow HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents NITED STATES MAIL LINE.—STEAM TO QUEENS. town and Liverpool, Sailing every Wednesta: WISCONSIN, Freeman, Jr WYOMING, Price Nov. 27, at 2! From pice 46 North River, Cabin passage, $4, gold; steerage, $80, currency. Prepaid tickets, $33, cu Teney Passengers booked to and’ from Hamburg, Nor. way and Swoden, &c, Drafts on Ireland, England, France and Germany at lowest rates. App ye ___WILLIAMS & GUION, 29 Broadw: COMPAN jay. Nov. 20, at 91g A. M. 8 PM HE HAMBURG }- AMERICAN PACKET new iron mail eamsttD Captain J. Meyer, will sail on Thursday, November 21, 1872, 'at 2 for Hambure. taking passengers tro ork to Ply Cherbourg and Hambur First cabin, $120, er outh, London, Second cabin, $72. 80, payable In United States gold. ARD & BOAS, ‘General Paws nger Agents, 61 Broadway, N. Y. General Agents, Gi Broad strect, N.Y, The CIMBRIA will sail November 23. _The HAMMOST A, as extra steamer direct, November 23. ORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSINTP COMPANY, For Southampton and Br he steamship KOLN, Cat Franke, will sail on Wednestay, November P.'M., from Bremen pler foot Thid. street, Hoboken. To be followed by. Steamship MAIN, Captain K, Von Oterendorp, on Sat- undey November ates of Passa payable in gold, or its equivalent in ¢ to London, Havre and Bremen, rrency. First Second Steerage For freight or passage apply to” caigung i OeLacre CHS & CO., Agents, No. 2 Bowling Green, OASTWISE STEAMSHIPS, J ACIETO, MALL STRAMSIIE COMPANY* iy AFAN AND CHINA, AMA CARRYING MAILS. PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT TO 5 0 CENTRAL AMERICA, BRU AND CHILE, Steamers leave 10th, 20th and 3th of each month, ex- copt when those days fail on Sunday, then the day pre- viou: Quvember 20—Steamer RISING STAR, Captain HP. Conner, will leave pier No. 42 North River relock noon for Aspinwall direct, ‘nat i ari steamer “MONI Captain, Compolly, tow ‘at Acapulco, M iio and Mazatlan, San Diego and’ San Pedro; also connecting for all Central Ameri a South Pacific Ports. Departur 10th and 20th, month connect with the C San Benito, Tonat, Salina for all way’ ports F ‘Steamer JAPAN wil Taneisco November 30, 1872, for Japan and China. For rates of passage, Freight'and ail further information apply at Company's office on the pier, foot of Canal street F, R. BABY, Agent. U, Sunnie man Seams Company sailing regularly grofy,Thurslay, at 3 o'cloo precisely, from pier 0 2 Nort ChescENt € CITY, Captain.7: 8. Curt COLUMBIA, RS E. L, Robbins, via Shope MORRO CART E, Captain T. a Morton, phabiacieiicaingn 3.) DIMOCK, President, No. § Bowling Green JTNITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSIL Company.—The elegant sore steamship E ERIE, 4, tons buri ptain Bb, TINK HH, will sait for St. TI inbucos Banta and itio Janel ro on Saturday, November 23, at 3 o'clock P. M., Porhrel Sx saye apply ty Wm. R, Garris ‘or frei or passage al lo ut . : "Kaen ent, No. 5 Bowling Green, The » Erie will touch at Bridgetown, Barbadoes. ‘S. MAIL TO HAVANA, < EE THE y SEE THE SEE THE EVENING TELEGRAM, EVENING TELEGRAM. ‘ RVENING TELEGRAM. EXAS LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS—TOU ing at Key West, carrving the United States mail. The stoner CITY OF DALLAS, Captain Jones, ts now receiving freight at pler 20 Kast River, and Will dail Sat urday, Through bills of lading given to Houston and to all ints om the Galveston, fiduston and Henderson, and B, #, and ©, Raiiroads. at Ny to bola Cina ae BY a OO., 153 Maiden lane, or W. P. CLYDE & UO., 119 Wall stree’ ANS DIRECT, well Steamship Line, wat OUTS, jeneaty N sy leave pier ver on jovember %,at3 o'clock P. M. Freight received daily, ‘Through rates given to Galveston, Indianola, Rockfort or Aran Bale eae Syntiaxo and St Lottis, Cabio ssage, $5); steerage, For freight or passage a to it, B. CROMWELL & CO., 35 West street, OR NEW ORL Th Whitehead, OR NEW ORLEANS DIRE Southern Line, The Meamakio s; oO gal VESTON, Cay in Row! will lenve plor 21 E: Freigh' iver, Wednest tfor St. Louis, Mobile and ar frei; ne Passage, having sup ons, ap) Ss ADPIY “OH. MALLORY & CO, vy. Novemhar 20, OR NORFOLK, CITY POINT, AND RICHMOND.— The Old Dominion Steamship Company will deapateh from pier 37 North ltiver their elegant sidewneel se KE, Couch ner, for Noriolk, otntand Rich on tuewlay, November 1),ab3 P. gu ing through ity sti Inding fo all points South and uthwest. Through paasenger tickets idued to all points, Accommodations unequalled. Apoly at pier $7 oF ‘at the general office, 187 Greenwich street, corner Dey. WALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT The steamers BRISTOL and MA A NOE, from foot of Murray street. daily (Sundays Tickets soll to principal pointsia hite posnee ns and Provin BACON, 31 NOVE RNOR'S ISLAND Freq FR" -THE NEW AND EL egant steam yac! RNOR'S ISLAND leaves Custom House pier, duily Gtnaven included) every hour Governor's Island ast trip tinmediately after parade. A, WELL KNOWN BROADWAY HOUSE, ENGAGED in the extensive mantifacture of a popular articl tamd cap trade, owing toa reorganization, than oes the Mungelatirenilion. agply te OaIGGS, CA or'in the fnanicial position, 0 5 LETON & CO., 98 Broadways Pe PARTNER WANTED—WITH $300 OR § ESE aes OL 194 Elm street. VALUABLE INVENTION NOW ON EXHIBITION at 0. . QUIRK’S Salesroom, 81 Murden lane; State and County Rights for sule cheap ; all intormation given. A —THE ENTIRR CONTROL OF A VALUABLE + Patent Medicine for sale cheap—Partly introduced and only requires capital to make it a success. Address LITHIA, Herald office. PARTNER WANTED—IN A BUSINESS ALREADY _ established in Bal mores controlling a line ot goods Paying Immense profits; $2,010 required; first class and responsible awoclation. Relerence at 56 Murray street, second tloor, 100 TO GO ONNELIs and in this city woul © a branch tn Chicago ; r legitimate ind a monopoly ; *antial required, $6,6.0; to be invested i bods. Address RAKE OPPORTUNITY, box liz Herald Jptown Branch office. PARTNER WAN’ of doors, sashes. b Toutdings: established many years; a good ian will find {ls an excellent opens ing. LLOYD, 2) Broadway, | HAVING A. MOD. rate capital and willing ti can meet with ton portuulty for making money ever offered. Ape mediately at 106 Broadway, room 1, en; NY RELIABLE TRUSTY MAN, the b bly WANTED-A talents, to conduct @ real esiate opportunity for the right party with capital. Miquire at 237 Bowery. ATENT RIGHTS FOR SALE; STATE OR STATE rights to railroad companies ‘or car builders and others: T have an apparatus for lifting railroad cars om or off the track, when in motion, for s PETER CARTWRIGHT, 236 Twenty. first street. REST IN A SOLIDLY CAPABLE MAN, WITH BUSINESS office ; a splendid sinatlainount of T° CAPITALIST: A established den ratic weekly Journal, b. veers ol and large circulation, can be obtained o} liber: terms. “Address A- B., box 1,255 Post office, New Yorks Vy ANTED—A PARTNER, WITH $1,000 & OF THE best opportunities that could be offered in a legit mate, estaly business. Apply at Broadway Manu facturing Company, 710 Broadway. 88, ABILITY V ANTED—A MAN OF GOOD ADDR and lnteartty. for a responsible and ee Jential position in an established there a Required : good security give Address FAIT Herald | 600. AN ACTIVE PARTNER WANTED IMME: i ae igh: ing a good laily lig! pas Hable iniddie aged’ man preferred, callat 1 Liberty street, room $3, O00 FANTED-WITH A PARTY TO JOIN equally in a mone, king business which will insure a fortune imside of tweive months. For parti- culars address ENE, hove tirerald Uptown Branch otfice. $10. 000 AxPA. ROUGH MAN IN A MANU- facturing business thoroughly estab. lished; large profits and sales; this ts positive, permanent And sure, “Call positively In person ‘Iton street. iF FOR SALE VERY CHEAP, TO CLOSB $25.000. partnership, I n Works, in I running order, with ¥ of New ‘or i road, canal and r lars, de ntile house; $2; ; stlary $125 'per month, ptown Branch oMce. OFFICES. BETWE Ft N AND John streets, NEW LEOPOLD continues the ; selling or ‘advancing on Diamonds, Watches Jew: Pianos, Merchandise, Lite Policies, tor any amount, JOA T 8) NASSAU STRI iF he: Pianos; pfdential. rc 77 BLEES STREET, NEAR BROADWAY, UP stairs, hy cash advances on Diaingnds, Watches, Jewelry, Pianos, €c., or bought; Pawnbrokers Tickets bought at (7 Bleecker street. At 67 BROADWAY, CO: Hveral advances on Diw 3 Sitks, Camel's Hate sicen and Pen MBS MA Ae TRIM Se ay the st e for jiamorn 4 V PAY Me tilfvence onthe samer IStACs, Diamond @iry, &C, or advance on the s Broker, of Phirte th street, near Broadway. “ M. SON, LOAN BROKER, 1959 BOWERY, pat elegant and @x- *y loaned on tks, Laces, at rare, Shawls ahd every’ description of Persinal, Property. Also for sale, a large stock of Silks, Velvets, Furs, Laces, BETW SEN Advances dhe. 5 vane 07 BROADWAY, — jonds, Wa Old established i. TSAACS, Diamond Broker. W AVENUF, BETWEEN TWENTY-FOURTH nd Twenty ifth ‘streets, Liberal advances made 8, Watches, Jewelry and all kin: Same wought ay tut val w 685 — BROADWAY, CORNER AMITY STRE: J Money liberally advanced on Diamoud: Wircbest Jewelry, Dry Goods, Ladies’ Furs and all other Personal Property. The same bough! and sol. M, ROSENBERG. S06 ¢ BROADWAY, OPPOSITE ELEVENTH STREET.— € ) Money liberally advance on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silks, Dry Goods and pers description; private entrance tor lad: OF BROADWAY.—OLD Hable office, Mc Watches, Jewelry, Laces, & I nyoneriy ot every JACKSON, advanced on + same bouzht A. OVER HERAL prices." BROADWAY, n r Prins 1.267 Mom b.Pasios wor nates street, Brooklyn. Money oaued on D Jewelry, &c. Same bought and sold.