The New York Herald Newspaper, January 30, 1850, Page 3

copie far asthe same may uate cities an@ incorporated ERERAL RAILROAD BILL. he fwd Railroe’d Com English sye’em of heeping al the wateb, to guard agsinst sites or Meteneet ena that the expense was 1 nd to be less than what would be incy.rred by the payment of damages where no such guard, was kept. WASHINGTON MONUMENT, ‘The bill to authorise the government to send s Dloek of stone, expense not exceedi: of Toei wes parsed im committee, and ordered to a Adjourned. Assembly. Ausany, January 29, 1850, PETITIONS. ‘The following petitions were read and approved: — Mr. Baxxerr, of 120 citizens of Chautauque, to com- Pel the New York and Erie Railroad Company to build ‘their road as located in 1845. Mr. Tromas, of citizens of Clinton county, in relation to Sheriffs’ fees. Mr. Root, one on the rame subject. Mr. Hoxron, for an amendment of the Code in rela- tion to Sheriffs’ duties. Mr. Fiske presented s memor'al of the Common Coun- ell ot the city of Brookiyn. in relation to taxation of Anbabitants of that city dommg business in New Work ity Mr. Warr, of citizens of New York city, praying that the New York and Erie Railroad Com; ay be pre- vented from diverting their road and terminatin; ng itin the § State of New Jersey, instead of the city of New ‘ork. Mesers. Raymonn, Bowen and Townsenp also pre- sented petitions cn the same subjeot f. Vannom, of thipmasters and owners, a remen- pf against the licensing and governing of pilots by way of Sandy Hook Mr. Raymoyn, for the hstperiaens of Racket river. Mr, Goparp, on the Mr. Raymonn, of mascheale a “ft New York city, to abolieh the usury law, Mr. Denree, of citizens of Mentz, Cayuga county, for @ renewal of the charter of the Sodus Bay Canal Com- = W.H. Rosertson, in relation to taxes under the mew school aw. i r, B. 8 of New York, Brooklyn, and Williameburgh, to prevent burials in cities. moaDa, Mr. Stoney, Chairman of Committee on Railroads reported « bill favorably, in relation to consolidation of the Auburn and Syracuse,and the Auburn and Ro- ebexter railroads, Referred to Committee of the ‘Whole House. exrcrtio Mr. Vanxum gave notice of a bill to amend the re- Tieed statutes {m relation to executions ageinst pro- perty. PLEA OF USURY, Mr. Raymonp introduced a bill to prevent incorpo- rated companies from interposing the ples of usury. ‘The bill is as follow in Senate 1, do fo incorporated com- Deny in in'this Biato shail be. allowed to interposs the statute Senos ‘a defence to apy aetion brought against sueh “Tre provisions of any gtavate of this State, sesonatetens with we lame mms of the first f this wet ereby ea ae ‘act shall take effect immediately, PACIFIC MAIL STEAMBHIP COMPANY, . Vannum gave notice ef a bill to incorporate the jc Mail Steamship Company. INSOLVENT LAWS. war White gave notice to amend the insolvent ws. WILLIaMAnURGH. Mr. Yanp introduced « bill to appoint Commissioners ot Deeds of Williamsburgh; also a bill to incorporate the firemen of Williamsburgh. BROOKLYN. Mr. Baxen introduced a bill entitled an act to pro- vide for existing debts Nabilities of the city of Brooklyn; also an act to create a loan for completing ‘the City Hall and grounds, Brooklyn. EDUCATION OF IND! Mr. Kixceuey laid on the table resolution of in- uiry at to the expedieney of providing for the edacs- fon of Indian = im norma! se! vr phen: Mr Dox laid on the table the following resolutions Revolved. (if the Senate concur) that the pe devoted to their own State and tions and interesta, look also to the Constitut! ed States, a2 their own constitution, aud to thelr country—one, aud te fore they bold all signed lated to engender sectional which must endanser the integrity and eabily f Sif calighionse und palriotis men, ‘also, that the, peopis enlig) jotio men. Alao, that the people St NewYork held new the sme feelings of aversion wad yugnance, heightened by time and refieetiom, and by the es of ‘alahioned eed hisses) ‘santineny men @ Republic held—South as w as North— ‘at the period of the for- mation of theConstitution. leeply regret ite existence, and they would devoutly rejoice te be able to join with the of ‘the United States in ut sate iy and total at jon, if an: presenta- it it in the power of of m Cabtornia jin aad New —— to be im com the See Cenutitetion ‘of the United States, thet it of Genapens, sessives the entire believe, of urther The timeoted by fis eactustos: the citizens of the 7 ite enctuste ph kf this —— re swoon oe ee pe lesanee Serious Irish Miet 1u Poughkeepsie. Povowxeerse, Jan. 29—A. M. About eight o'clock last evening, « party of Irishmen secembied on the corner of | niom and Jefferson streets, the military were called outand hastened to the assist ‘fence of the Sheriff. They succeeded in securing and Dodging in jail over seventy of the rioters, and dispersed the remainder. Mr. Peter Creamer, a citizen, wae seriously injared by « dail entering his breast, and his recovery is some- what doubtful. A colored woman was also badly in- Jored about the bead Several others received slight Sojuries. All is now quiet. ‘The Gaines Case at New Orleans, New Onceaws, Jan, 25—P, M. ‘The Gaines case, which i now being tried im the Commercial Cirouit Court, ie exeiting much interest. No other news of moment. Hew Telegraph Line between Boston and Portiand, Boston, Jan, 20, 1860, ‘We learn from Newburyport, that on Saturday lest the agent or proprietors of the Boston, Salem and New- Daryport Telegraph Company, (Charles H. Hudson, Enq.) transferred that line to Mr. Henry O'Reilly, to be used as @ portion of the mew line that the latter gentle. man is now extending to Portland, + route to Halifax. Mr. O'Reilly will open the new offices in Salem and Newburyport on the 10th or 15th of the ensuing month, the line that far requiring 6 little repair. The whole Hine is contracted te be completed te Portiand in May next. Mr. Charles F. Smith bas resigned his place amie bet on the Merchants’ Line, in der to expedite and superintend the eom- orien of the fine Marine News, &e. Bactewone, Jan 20-09 P.M. ‘The Southern mail brings us papers from New Or- Jeane to the Zist inst. ‘The US. steamer Fashion had arrived from Fort Brooke, She spoke in « fog, off the Pass, « brig be- Jonging to Bangor, Maine, from Chagres. The U. 8. ship Germantown was at Pensacola, and the U.S. steamer Col. Clay at Tampa Bay. The upper portion of a tower of cathedral, erecting at New Orleans, hed fallen with » tremendous erash. ‘and one man je supposed to bave been killed beneath Abe ruins. Awful Steamboat Explosion=Fifteen or ‘Twenty Lives Lest—Disgraceful Conduct of » Steamboat eaten Mer’ January 29, 1850. ‘The steamer 8t. Joseph, jis lew Orleans for St. Louis, blew up and burnt to the water's edge on the | 24d inst , near Napoleon, at the mouth of the Arkansas | ir. ‘The Bt, Joseph had on board a large eargo and | number of emigrants. Fifteen persons were killed | outright, and thirty-eight horribly sealded—many of whom have since died. At the time of the explosion, the steamer South | America was near athand. Captain Baker, of the St. | Joseph, immediately hailed the South America, to board the wreck and take off the survivors, as his yawl was engaged in picking up those whe were blown into the river. The South America towed the wreck to the | Se shore, Capt. Baker, with the assistance of part of his crew, and some passengers, succeeded in recovering the irom ehest from the wreck, which contaimed $1,800 or $1,400. He took the money out of the chest, counted it, and handed it over to the clerk of the South America for safekeeping. The next day Capt. Baker asked the clerk for the money, as he wanted to pay off his o The clerk refused to pay over more than $300 of the sum—claiming the balance for salvage, Capt. Baker and his clerk stopped here forthe pur- pose of compelling, by law, the clerk of the South America to give up the money. When the facts of the case were made known here, our citizens became justly indignant at the shameful conduct of the clerk of the South America, and serious threats were made to mob the boat if the money was not given up. The Quebec Election. Quenec, Jan. 29, 1850, The result of the election for a member of Parlia, ment stands, for the ministerial candidate, 1,500; an- nexation do., 850. Markets. New Onuxans, Jan, 26—A. M. Two weeks later news from Europe being now fully | due, has caused considerable dulness in the market for | cotton, and dealers are indisposed to oj til the | reception of the same. The transactions during the | week have been 23.000 bales—closing rather unsettled. ‘The receipts are 64,000 bales lees than the same period | last year. Rio coffee continues in demand, with sales | of acargo at 130. Bagging has improved, and is in | large demand, at 180. to 18}¢0. New Onveans, Jan. 25-6 P. M. The private letters by the Canada have come to hand, but have not had very favorable effect on the cotton market. as but 1.200 bales have changeds hands atirregular prices, Sugar has fartheradvanced c., and | sales of fair are now making at 310 a 40, Prime mo- lasees is quoted 19540. In ing there is a fair busi- ness doing, with sales of 15,000 pounds at 12}¢¢. @ 18¢, oaeh. Batrione, Jan 20—6 P. M. Th et for flour continues quiet, and prices te Bominally the same as yesterday. In sales of moment tranrpired. White ad yellow corn ts quoted 2c. » 630, with fair demand. Rio coffee held = 16e., and whiskey 270. Other articles are without ange. Shipping Intelligence, Arrived—Dark St Andrew, NYork. rat yh ia ANNAM, Jan Arrivi Brig Pauline, Boston. bt aD, Ta Arrived—Bark Medora, Cardens Fwd pom De o Lion, J Farwell, Puwseckets ‘and cunt jeared—Bark E A Kinsman, Havans m., Ri Arrived—Sehr Richard Boude, Baltinore, ayaa, SO Boston, Jan 28, Arrived—Ship Manlius, New Orleans, 12th instants bark amy! W Lind, Apalachicola ; brig N. a zas, Sth ‘Azof, Gonaive: orto, ows a rare, T 5 San Francisco; Abena, Hav ns Sacramento City; Poconocket, St Thomas; cone New York. ex, Jan. 23, Arrired—Bloops Charles, and F Browas! New York. ———— gence. Burglary of a Portion of the nm On the 20th of December laat-the clothing store of eba CMoseman, No. 16 North, Williau street, was broken | fer by Dargars and slot of over. out, locos of loth d other articles stolen, valwed in all at $218. Mr. Morseman called athe police court and \denitted one of the over. coats stolen on that ), Fecovered from « pewn ticket, found in the — of Jobn | Orpen, arrested atew days, 8 8g0, on suspicion, on whom , wes found a number of other pawn tickets. "Two gold | Orme se h chains also found in the ad by Mr Mr. Ma Taal | ofan rabats,dloti to Win bata = from the store on or abou Sane ae doth cog Orpen Unaang A still confined in a prison, fiom the present circumstances, a number of complaints roll in the vici- witness that valar | | | | | sittin ny the ing a Phitadelphian.—A young man by the nam of Richard C: }, Om @ visit to this city from Philadel. phia, was by curiosity to Pity of the Five Points a order ibly to wonderful animal called the “elephant,” se with all coun! ee Se great city of On bis visit Mr. Cooley became tascinated good looks ap aid winning waye of one Marie sident of Little Water street, situated latitude of Cow Bay. Here, ina second ficor attic room, Maria and Mr. og d held @ short téted téte; Maria | after a short be glace an excuse to go down stairs, and Ly. the did not yon enter waiting @ | time, Mr. Cooley beg suspect something was at one ey a ~ s packet, Giasoversé he was pba wallet, aa yes This fact the the joke rather Constable Joseph, | ‘whom he econ | totatn riy-poty ue postin tauch of tee arrested. | some slight dispute arore between young Stevens and the complainant, Young Stevens made no more to do than to strike her a biow on the head, and the father, to aid his eon im the assault, threw a bucket of slecked Mime all over her, spoiling her clothing and barning bes ervon badly. The poor woman eut ® very ifal fooning — Justice Mowntfort held the accused | parties to for trial ‘The Susquehannah Bank. To tHe Eprron of tHe Henato >— | £ I: cf F i i is H Je i E a F ? 5 i i i i 4 i] z E H iE Tapteaee of these naw Heeneatee gn larity every 9 subscribers ee. up to the wi Fingl: pes of deceased or absont frien The pgbiic are invited te examine opeet= re uP LANGENTE daguerreot on paper or ivery. mens at cur rooms, 21 ‘The Plumbe National Di Gallery, it colleetion of Por- mm the Unites Staten 0 be highly grati ers ora PP ome mem ‘Shank Boots made to order for yey a Cfo Ki ie ab the corner of Enmakane.s Wonderfal Improvement—Phaion’s Ma- age Bre. te cuter the bate oe, whtenert, the mament tt ty fete eiens Jag ET Date or hin. a oe ores | img the color, se fans It le applied, or sold at PUALON 3, way. | Odd Fellows’ Hall,—We consider it quite unnecessary to call attention to the unsurpassed Restaurant Es Etat Edoi‘but, uamatehod as it ia it ievwal Serkuoete “w 7 eh as well as citise: be roprietors on hand with Combs—Premium |, Open Chain Pat- tone, 98 $6.—The ladies are invited to "examine the new myle rr ‘. Freniom, Combs, re et tiful. The assort- mi in the city. edt je the Jargest Just re- eived ped steamer, » ecim sortment of French Combs, Uo. QUIMBY, 903% Broadway. and Toupees.—Another Medal has hom of motes te , Wien, Betehalen, toe the bast Wien on8Fe0- ie are invited to 6 his m ry, , at B. TOHRLOWS elebre . ea Factory, re Sie cisye Copy the sdtrense saat ar Hair Dye.—Batchelor’s Liq ae colors paisce wales ere fhe moment ie apple Serhlag the oeict, and bse Bo bad oder, "iets tppiieg, ‘wholesale and ret fail at BATO R's Wig wtreet acorn a COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. MONEY MA’ MARKET. Tuesday, January 29-6 P, ‘There was no material chat im the steck market to-day. The operations were not so large as usual, but prices correspond with those current at the close yester- day. Since the closing of the stock books of the Har” Jem Railroad Company, for the payment of the divi dend, prices have fallen off, and the sales have been large. All the fancies are exceedingly dull, and it is most extraordinary how pricas are so well sustained. Several strong houses in the street have undertaken to carry some ef .the leading fancies; but they have already found out that it will be a more difficult opera- tion than antcipated. Holders of Harlem have, within the past day or two, become alarmed, and are evidently under great apprehensions that a deoline of several per | cent will be the result of the recent declaration of a dividend. It is inevitable; and it is most astonishing that the board of direction were so shortsighted as not to see the effect of such a movement. The reports we have recently published of railroad companies, showing the financial and traflc operations of the past year—1849--have fully confirmed every thing we have said relative to railroad mismanagement, The annual report of the Boston and Worcester, West. ern and Fitchburg companies, exhibit an increase in the cost of each road, during the past year, equal to tbat of any previous year, and there appears to be no limit to their expenditures. When the capital is ex- hausted, (as in the Worcester and Fitchburg oom- panies,) the management create a debt to any extent required. This is the rock upon which all railroad corporations will split. Competition for traffic will soon show iteelf in reduced income, while rivalry in afford- ing facilities and conveniences to the travelling public, ‘Will swell the eost of these works to an enormous amount; and between the two there must be a burst up anda break-down. We are looking anxiously for the official reports of the railroad companies of this State, made under oath to the Legislature, as it is our im- pression that there will be some strange developements regarding construction acccunt and running expense account. The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, to day, amounted to $69,834 42, payments $15,956 27—Dalance, $2,758,707 63. The Leather Manufacturers’ Bank has declared a se- mi-annual dividend of four per cent. ‘The Merchants’ Bank of Newark has declared a semi. annual dividend of three per cent. The Worcester and Providence Railroad cost $1,939,- 666 44. Its earnings last year, $217,253 76. Expenses, $116,022 05, The number of vessels which arrived at Amsterdam fm 1849, by sea, amounted to 1924—106 arrived from Riga, 106 from Drammen, 74 from Memel, 67 frem St Petersburgh, 85 from Newoastle, 73 from Dantzic, 95 from London, 103 from Hamburgh, 121 from Java, 33 from Konigeberg, 27 from Archangel, 26 from Leer, 49 | from Seaham, from Surinam, 92 from Sunderlan | 22 from New York, 21 fram Emden, 28 from Frederik- stadt, 25 from Bordeaux, 21 from Cardiff, 23 from Har- tlepool, 69 from Hull, 34 from Nerva, 18 from Bergen, 10 from Liban, 7 from Lisbon, 10 from Norden, 15 trom Stettin, 13 from Osterrisoer, 10 from Stockholm, 19 from Havana, 18 from Arendabl, and 9 from Pernam- | buco, Domestic products were exported from Boston, for | the week ending Jan. 26, to the amount of $101,800 95; foreign, $34,828 96, Same time lest year, domestic products, “a foreign, $17,770. Exeha zee ele e a Ep | ——— ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. Anowere to Advertisements sent | by Meit must be post paid, or they will mot be taken from the Post Office. AR TREMONT HOUSE, Tr Mon? #1 srauet, Boston, BUSTS HOTEL, Synacuse, New w Youu. WILLARD'S pore. mean rus Passpert’s Mazmon, WA Pocket Book, contain- Willem W. some yh the thane of (willie Ld contents to 27 East Boad turning the same to No. jon Lane,’ will receive the | ‘a above reward, and the thanks of the owner. 5 SEWARD” LOST. A BOND DRAWN BY Rasiroad, Company, No. 20, hoever eee reer the said York Hotel, shail Teeslve the sbovereward. mannapeabeanknicatont icin iiesnininpiin| shbansanannnin Meee Tees AOR, font oreeee A, WARTEDA PROTESTANT WOMAN, WITH GOOD Berry THEATRE WEDNESDAY EVENING, JAN, dat tas Nurse and Seamstress. ‘Sth. will be Se: tary drama, sty! ply at'Noo a Union Places Mr out ANTED—A SITUATION, AS A COOK, WASHER ‘and Ironer, Can give good city reference from her place. Please call at 120 Foursh avenue, for two pried WANTED 4 CHAMBERMALD WHO UNDERSTANDS Nene needapply bat those with te best recommendations, 2pnip st 30 in avenue. eer ANTED—A SITUATION AS PLAIN COOK, IN A peivene family. Best of city reference given from her pat pinws. Please call at 139 Thirteenth street, first floor, reom, Na LONAL e ‘performance wil ofr bY tHE” TILEK—Toddy, M Lord Dunderford, Mr. C- a ate ANTED— A MIDDLE-AGED MAN, OF OOD AD- dress and business habits, One extensive! yr business. — merobanu do ou nt the wivolesal den, Miss Smith; Letty, of the IRISH TUTOR—' Dr. Flak Mr. Herbert; Oharlen, Mee antivon: ie Lockyer. Bo) conclude with ‘MOTHER AND ALD ARE DOING WELL. Doors open at 7) ourtal ipti ‘Address, post-paid, 1 1,083, with references. ae aan A. MARSHALL, SOLE 2p, will be performed URTON, PROPRL . will be played th is ia lee Torrents ute ston; Mr. Hudeon, Mr Miss Chapmi fort. Do mi itow; Mre Trapper, Mrs W AL 634; Curtain rises wt 7. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RES?ECTABLE ‘wo! a8 Cook, with the best of reference, who has yeatsim her last situation. For further par- se apply at N ‘Third avenue, corm street, up stairs, cond floor. ANTE ¥ A RESPECTAGLE YOUNG gial. 4 situation, to cook, wash, and iron; or to d: 1 pply at 407 Fourth street, Best of TRORRLYS OLYMPIC THEATRE. — WEDNESDAY . 30, the entertainments will comm ith Guanes tit Ty tolemus Muddlework. ‘Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Nickini M. Taylor; Danascl After which, URN EDS | HEADS Dick» ier i A ine, Mr. Waloot: Dr, Mulzent, Mi a TU SLEEPING aT —Baron, Mr. Walcot, rinceos, Miss M. Taylor. ANTED--4 SITUATION, IN A SMALL FAMILY, eneral housework, or in the capacit; ty of Cook aad Miles. The conclu: dnesdey eveni ON GLOVAN: Reneventane; Chamber by a young woman, who ean brag references rom a orm lover, whe! ‘years, Ap= ° sz ply at 183 W irtcenth a ribg this wee B Matevepand Propieter, 3 bay —F 5. ANTED~A SITUATION, BY A VERY COMPETENT girl, with good city reference, to do Chat Washing, or Chamberwork Sewil Please cs call at 74 Bint in the WARIS SITUATIONS, BY TWO VERY RESPEOT- sble young girle (sa (sisters), one as Nurse and Seamsires the other Wi OF to do gener: heusewor! ven. Can be seen for two da} , between Seventh and Eight! ies ANTED—BY = PROTESTANT WOMAN, A sITUA- tio1 Nurse i spectable family. Good re jo.7 Sixth street, Bowery. rivate family. mily C. Wen: yee ove, Clark iafesias, and M land, Pentlend, and West; and Louis EI fermances, &e., cent ference Can by ANTS A SITUATION, BY A RES ‘woman, as Chambermaid or Waitre neral housework of small reference can be Please In thereat. Can bo son for two days. ANTED—A pen IN, = A RESPECTA ral bi ork in & small pri- & first-rate washer ‘work. Cam be seen nth street, between ARNU! re 'S MUSEUM, PHILADELPHIA.-THE DRUNK- imes mere, by epecial des k only, of the famous at this Museum of TABLE YOUNG gr to do the go- private family; The beat of city lease call 4g Broome street, - Re-eneago— ie, bora without JA ree irde, traits, Commorama, Wax 43 tatu aoa ‘Costum. tee hi for two di Please call at 8 Ninotee ‘Sixth and Seventh avenues, ANTED-—A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, WHO CAN tive the best of eity reference, and who is fally compe- tent to teach the French and German wages, wishes to make an arrangement with am American family to toach the $eo se Poy sagen’ for his board, Please address Box, 0. oat. ANTED—BY TWO F R178 CHATHAM 8QUA = fur moti the (3-4 and eon SPECTABLE GIRLS, ONE ‘Beatch the other 3 one is a good plain Cook, Washer and Ironer-~thi as Chambermaid and Waiter. by gd af required. Fiease "eal No. 76 Greene street, in e rear. from ancient an ti Bones 2 cts itl 1236 eta: Private ‘ernoon performance every Wedaveday and Sa~ at 8 o'clock. WANTED A SITUATION BY A FRENCH PERSON, La ie Reamer 16 drese~ centa; children half price. NB. every evening at 7g; Wednerd: 234 clock. Doors open cia i, wiillae: do 6 jas the best of city referen call at 90 West Seventeenth strect, in between the ‘Ninth and ‘Tenth Avenues. Cau be ann D—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE ¢ woman, as Chambermaid, or Waiter: has no ob- take care of children, of do plain sewing, in & pri- ily. Best of city referenc: be given, and can be if not suited. apply at 30s Mott ouston and ects, ANTED--A SITUATION AS DRY NURSE IN A table ibe family, who is.an ay oye chi from ite birth; hildren; ont Fifth TEW YORK RACKET COURTSNO, % ALLEN gr Members are particularly requested to attend a Meet ing of the Club om Wednesday evening, at 60 clock, om ~~ cial business. NOX, SALES BY AUOTIO M. W. Mealy nd ATOSORERR BOT ture Sale— El of a3 10} o'clock, at No? 1 tery street, a variety of modern tr, bedroom, and tithes Furniture, good order, of & liy declining housekeeping: rorewood and carved 7-octave Pi and cost $300 cash within a few months, ‘and sale peremptory. 17 ureday, Jai street, near Chi ery eve gapability. and treet, between the on m the ‘second floor, back room. ted of the stock of Gelston & Tresdwell, isto of Broad Paale peremptory. it a8 J, BLEECKER WILL SEUL THIS DAY AT AUC- tion, without reserve, to the highest bidders, 117 lots of on Broadway, Eighth avenue, Fifty-seventh, Fifty- he, Fifty-nine md on both sides of Seventh ave- ‘Terms accommodating. Title perfect. Maps at 7 Brond ANTED -BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, i in a private family: is eral housework in ar. A LID, oe au Appi inthe even ZER BPCUDARS pply in ening, ix o'clock. qualifications. e aan a MUTE ANTED—BY A PROTSST ANE GIRL, A SITUA- ‘tion ae Chambermaid and plain Sewing; or Mousework in ssmail family. Has no objeoti in the country. beeen for two days. Please call ‘Mott street, eor- of Hovston. Wanrkp—sy_ A AREER LE TFC Woman, ‘and to assist in wash ence. Cam be reen FON SALE AND TO LET, p> ye AT $4,200— THETWO AND A HALF STORY 5 151 Suffolk atreet, +} Ke) roome, ter im base: md wt modern i ep. Apply te the owner, on th LARD 20k SALE-THE SUBSCRIBER OTFERS YOR iu & high state “Bionse aeons at No. 26 Bieomning Grove, Orange Count ioaton Vill Depot, on th will favor her with an it Ce Siaeeeh, “Lay comenede Be Dede as Wither sieves oe the Herald office, will be Teapeotfily attended to for three days, reviously engaged. Waris Lge ag | BY A man, to do general we given. Apply at 100, front esomenty Gold 4 of Franhfors, in the drag stereo. Can E GIRL WANTS A SITUATION 48 and Ironer. Has jon to Rom ‘Apply at 78 King street. ‘1, MESIDENCE AND FARM, en te New otk ‘Atohogue, on Lo York, and fi smith! YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUA- mn as Waiter or Chambe: |, of would undertake anal family. Apply at 134 Franklin street, for ISENGAGED, AND WANTS A SITUATION AS POR- tow years ano f “3 te \derstands both Beacon & a ® | resi Wngen an Tebeoqueal of eity refere 4 eward of the + diving residence. 000, Stored by BLLIS, BURN i Davison, Nasoan street. FOR (SALE, WITH RVERY THING of the best materi: W THOUSAND Water street, Tee LAND SCRIP. WANTED, & ‘actes. Enquire of AN, : WANTED ON IMPROVED REAL E3- ate, near Quincy, in Illinois, worth three ies 06 amount. The abeve ranted for three or Ove ran per cent interest, and “abundant seeurity. will a0 OuN Gs" |, 4 Wall street, third story, BOAMDING, dic, AAAAAAARAA AAA AAA AAAS Lo dey yire. ANDONE Boanpine, A eas od eith comtmnnale SE snd ten DRY GOODS it sacrifice, for ready BANKS, Catharine street. ESS—TO LET, A SECOND FLOOR IN GREEN” 104, in the im lecated for priv 8 private femily, (ne orse po} Fithin minutes waik of the Park, snd of Tenth street and. Broadway. The’ martic cotssliehisent read ivay. 7 GB cach per weeks Address Pitnam, He- seem Op wae Lighted, and uitable for manufacterieg put- y on the Fears wares A youNG ti LADY is. aie D AVARTMENTS— WANTED, WITHIN #f ob toe and ins part of the eity, Relghborhood, ‘unfurnished apartments, consitting Foom is, required OF two rooms and Sek! tame. Seow ‘Sony iby lett (port mith. ; > Roman & ok uns a peateee of oodipions temas Cr ess tino wadiee of tenons maee> q it thelr oteention, ord ANS MRNCER, Chatrmant TT, oo NO. i, 1,0, OF 0, F—THE Mim Lodge. are hereby aetiaea. to a past eight "stock, forthe purpose of bee oe ‘the Inst tribute of respect to it to me intemtion to sail Anerion, by jee Grant, Bs tows, min the mont vessels od twenty. ears of Bie taro the on Till be otberwiee 5 the said will. Dat vol and TAbDL Ar rat panne a sinners Ww. eae ta pa NO.%0 SRE | bee wen. "The recsples gered, coe stinfortable ‘not Bewee for bi ws ee roe Mi for "dentiewen, | from Bie bana} tod a B.A Your GENTLEMAN F- room, wi or partial board, house or private family. Being sccusiomed te ome an. a woctety OUBE IN BROADWA of fy, OOK. rN i ire cE See com Pras cag pia WALTZING 4 ACADEMY, 8 :w a ec = A LS treet, Broad stmpet, where he offers s large their First ins Goods. ‘Merchants ‘are invited to P. Surrn, PN ouNa oy she ater SOCIETY. SEVENTH § Behe Atle Rooms rot or CORNRLIUG. PATENT SOLAR AND jauran, Chandeliers, Oirande work. i) silver ie go D Sareea ort is ruiele, necessary for Complete Printing i or ee is Hae cate myer ot ing a ‘Green- Ltows ® BUNDLES Very Fi ie Willows, A lee 5 ‘) John street. ‘Wes. -THE ONLY CosTCME WaRsaous SoM GS haan [Bene ~ ie, Santen Arteta erate coilecting for thie Bx Press seis x rtervea in ie fe yw Cc eae ae oy itt it belowes, from t wari of Jones's Cheap Boot, Shoe apd Gaiter Frere " Ans Aun fireets FP.ADERNACLE.—SATURDAY EVENING, PEGRUARY io Ai The, public is respeortully informed that » Grand Conoert and Festival will of their fellow citixe fe eontracted in the service of their ¢ gold hand of publie charity, witho State. Let the willing liberslity « ble fund now belng extabivsi jada. turn fro kurope) Mies’ Julia. stein- Routh, from Paria (he Herr Brandt, Mr. Stephen L E. Burton,) and the ovlebr: ‘A novel feature of th of Three Militery Ban ry Brass Band, distinguished Pian Concert the audi in value to on Thured he hol e! ckets to aduiarion to the concert splendid donations. Tickets 00 at at a Will be-distribated on’ Ske pen at 6, concert to commence at musical performs: the concert. a pa) given ina few day: ALLHALLA, 3 CANAL STRABT.— TREMENDOUS Het Daneers, who apyeat Rightly, im connection with the Sable Brothers and Ratre periormance every Wednesday and Satur~ ay at 3 o'clock. Tass TO LET—THE ARCH STREET THEATER, Jeiphia, may be cooupied bys competent person, reasonable terms, Apply to We. Burton, Cham Sera street: Now York. REW BOOKS, &c. “Tost PUBLIsnE: N pocrisy portraying t) net al Ce tieal A the: nisePd phiet expores th Souints QQUINTS THROUGH AN OFrEea-ci, ‘chante’ Day Book will contain each ‘iy, ‘this Aumber of these lively articlon giving a full descristion of bi hi o frequent the Opere Day Book i ro jeft by carriers in all parts of the city for 6 conte a week ‘VALENTINES. PER CA) of LENDID IN~ ment, will ie Ii Hees PST ens Captein Com AN’ These ips having beem for sree at exevice. or th apd speed: and their Poummotes pana cecanate ands an e unequalled for Segants nnd somber’. 74 South street, or to la iL Fer freig) bra BROW. ‘The Atlantic, sree r 4 th Peoruary, e are the aon ralya 4 choloe of Font! CALIFORNIA, VIA GaAepes. yy § ‘AND team’ ODIO, Jas. F. Sol onchine Tl efi on separance of safety vessels Sterne: r ghttreneer ohne ‘will boned Hat New Orleans, 3 dayo, prepa: sind all bile of iting ip egtk as soticn should be made carly, & small qnantity of tretahé alee be taken. ‘To opsure froiabs of ply the Som Fraasioce markets Theurance at the ie OR BAaseiL pss 7 4 and co me on ply to