The New York Herald Newspaper, December 22, 1851, Page 3

Where are the Watchmen in Broadway? ds bo entire); ts Iefe tha Jona sorect. N. BRI Card Engray F And Btationer, Ne 8 Minto’ 8 Garden. Embrolderea Velvet Cloaks.—We have Sheen ee rege idered velvet cloaks, whled ehes) rayon ‘SRMRS BECK & CO., 385 Brondmay, Mardin Far—which, in scnseqaenpe of St the season, they will ell at $08 tucks advanced stat Brosdway. e Cleaks Reduced in Prices.—James Beck & Co., have this materially rednoed the prices of thele Sica sierra cr Sea bre ngs Dricce ne low ss they will be for the season. Ni tae icyou wish’ ‘Mitler’s, in Causal ppers, of the moet benutl- a wish to return the complimeat, 338. cttein foote, and Bashints Alyige guiter te, Jenny Lind toilet nt ‘white estin Slippers and ‘da to please the lacics, at Gaiters, sud ll the varjons 8 is $e pies Ma! Gent alee setvea ga Presents, yer will fin NN A Christmas Presents.—At Rogers’ new tore, No. adway, will be found the groaueb Fancy Stare Me te Erseaital articles for holiday presents. at ages, ous to menticn, oaa ‘be seen, an 449 Brosdway. Holiday Gifts.—Indulgent een a jo us love: “ts 0 make the hearts of little an Biscoet ca buy Jo Your preoutect JOAN Haka 19 Bron way, ie stoc! mis, rich, and vari chased in the oi om of of A+ . tene amd usefal srvicles, are rad ch per than can “be pure and chea| uslin Windew Drees ay bo found st HITCHCOCK , corner of Leonard street. Those ing iiicir houses anew, will do well to ack before, pure " jety of goods, 1y Presents.— roadway, corner of ¢ their customers with to doineetics, some all wool “aoa New Style.—Mrs. Beman, 49 Chambers steves, invites the sttgation of gentlemen to this ert; ted to widdings, balls, Des utiful article, ticles pantie cul poe § Estee oe Knox’s Hats continue to attract public attertien, and sre coteemed th wh bt? very yr fection of hat mechaniom. ia only $4, and se body will want to commence the new year with « new Eat, iui well encugh to note that Knox’ Jt Ne. 128 Fulton street, where siso may be ‘found an Taceast re asecriment of fesbionabic and seasonable Furs, for tho ladies, at the very lowest rates, PR acer? with Russta.—Phe Subscriber part of wisdom to sell out hie entire etock, jn hs to be sold for cash or there: —Voste, Paate and’ bea es Bt pour own, price. The Siore will certainly be Gi. CLARKE, 16 William etreot. Smith, K ith, an Victory.--Kossuth ies grest orator, and Smith ie a great tailor, Kosruth ean eleqvently, Hmith oan sei! « Se Kossuta aturscve Crowds, Suith dees “ditto.” Kopeut bo seen st the Ir- all who want ‘ving House, Smith at 102 Fulton ¢! “ wit veleotions. any lund of garments ahonld 6 Overcoats, Snowcoats, Doubtecoats, dc. — We sre desirous of closing out our large stock of the above thyiee of Costs, se we wish to make room for cur wholesale stock for country trade, now in process of iaaufacture. ioe Overcoat, &o., combine the greate: + variety and elegance ofetyle. As ey to a clo ve stock much too lary ie a jf a our winter stock low the cost. D. & J. DEVAN. Ey and ocrmer Naceau. Selling Off.--Peterson & Humphrey, 379 scdwny, corner of White steect, will sell the sntire lot of Ww! and max any instar cos, bee John street, Gentlemen wishing to the Ae ag s fine Boot, rie BROWN, 41 Corticaa D Here French Calf Boots, usa: = ‘ior $4 50, ° et anything tn iter, would do well to under the sfcr- wold at $6 and 10 pays one ana the Femsini al meathl Fan. amount \y instal- owaer ia ead to inepace Chinese Toy! eeived of ewe urs j— ee the pet penile ‘wit! sbelidey se th Sdlores’ Doote oo =| josired, repaired oF ‘Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Muslin rien Peg to rea seed puicte, by KELEY of reain’ Materials, for ocd prices, by = FENG SON 284! litoudway, store extending turough to 54 Pocket and Pen Knives, Razors, &c.—A Desutify! sesortment of the above ihe tober most rare ead epique jatteras, =, Ca A SAUNDERS, Corner of iecty hes ated tad fet Broadway. Portable Dressin, & 806, an all that the eae Cy compact an: ete, consaimiug useful ag- o Sw oar. arranted. J. SAUNDERS, ¥g hains Corper of Liberty otet atrect, and 27 Broadway. Comb Factory —Ladies a are respectfully boyd to mmamine the enw: Seess Combe, wobseribers' store. The an Veyond all doubt, is the eae is OO A. & J, SAUNDERS, $87 Broadway. Pickled Oysters.—Those desirous of ro taining.» supply of th fer —_ “ West a Y agtonishieg. “This tor ig facwry, No.4 Esc RLOW'S Wi Wail siceos. wreath mo and Toupees. — Batchelor’s Hew sare of Wigs are pronossced the moat portest imitation of evans yet invented: ices wanting a very raperiye aig) ail at BATCHELA E's where city. “Gory 8 Baldness Cured.--Tie Follo wing is from 6a tom —Kast patmy wife f the bend, abot six of seven iw Wer repeated failures of by the advice of friend: P y to way that i to cause the hair to grow all ov rt b bottles, sud that very irre used it oftener and more regularly, L en co growth of the hair would dave been acoolerated Journ, respectfully, Sumner F. Barrett. aod roteil, ty 1 D. Sands, 100 Faston Clark & inet moment perpebaal Ty i wil m rey keep = price oF ineredulity of ma i ve doing h to nati + 4, new thet hendreds of evidem 0 90 Ohey tel eined.” TALDOT WAYTS, M.D. 421 Greoawich stgect. Depot fer the Nervous Antitete, 12 Naseua street. Ste Headache Tre oeio' ve aud nerel Debitity = Bi are worth these ¢roub!osom 100 Walton & 1, Seovill & Co., 316 Brosaway ye ye ls postttvely, we have not! v he next week of L ate ve ttt Biook 1p re, 08 Well ae ately ana, like t qreeter ¢ a ' quently « tk cn th ' davene move to int | | 109 24 Go0NS Prowpeat | dere W chooks make a wivioks io | Rr | and oy draggiots trying to get up a speculation upon such ea inflacien of prices as now exiets, They may, by keeping their stocks Out of the market, prevent epy important depreciation; ‘but there is very little probability of inducing new pur. chases, or creating any ectivity among operators. It is 8 went of confidence among cutelders, more than want of mourey, that keeps them out of Wall street, Money is plenty and cheep enough for all ordinary purposes. The banks freely dircount nearly a.) the good paper offered, and cal loans are easily made at the legal rate of in- terest, It is proper caution on the part of capitalists that prevents them from touching famcy stocks at pre- neve prices, The Wertern Raiiroed Compnny, Massachusetts, have declared & rem{-nonual dividend of four per cent; the Fitchburg Railroad Company a semi-annual dividend of three per cent. The earnings of the year have been about 73; per cent, but # considerable expenditure has been made vy the compapyin new cars and ether im- provements aad renovations, and the business has not exhibited its usual growth during the past half year. ‘The Cheshire Railroad have declared a dividend of three dollars per share on the old stock, to such stockholders take their proportion of the mew issue of preferred stock, on or before February 1. The Taunton Branch Raliroad Company bave declared a dividend of four per cent, payable January 1, to holders of stook on the 19th instant. The Lebigh and Schuylkill Navigations are fast closed by ice. We bave, however, the annual statement of the Lebigh Navigation Company, which shows the total coal tonusge from December 16, 1850, to December 6, 1851, to be $49,206 tons an excess of 280,095 tons over the tonnage of the previous year, For the week ending on the 18th inst., the Schuylkill Navigation reports but 782 tons, making an aggregate for the season of 579,156 tons. The Reading railway, for the week ending on the 18th, brought down 25,016 tons, and since the let inst., which tw the beginning of another fiscal year, 81,687 tons. The political news by the Europa, at Halifax, from Liverpool, is particularly important and interesting. Coming at this moment, when the public mind is highly excited by the movements and mission of Kossuth, it is calculated to give a new impetus to the progress of events on this side of the Atlantic, to hasten the developement of the policy of the government of the United States, and brirg matters toa crisis at an earlier day. We have been looking for this coup d’etat, and are, therefore, prepared for the course affairs have taken in France. It is difficult, at present, to arrive at avy definite conclusion without further advices. We are struck with the boldness of the movements of Louis Napoleon, and to thece very features, whatever success may be the result must be attributed. The popularity of the propositions made by the President of France, and the desire of the masees for universal suffrage, will enable Louis Napoleon to carry the meesures in contemplation, and establish a new form of government throughout. There is an auda- city im the course pursued by Louis Napcleon which we rather like than otherwise. There isa nerve exhibited by that individual which entitles him to a great deal of credit, to say the least, and we should not be surprised if he accomplished the grand object he hasinview. The effect of all this upon the political affairs of Europe gecerally, is likely to be very great, and immediately de- yeloped. There is no doubt but that the leading govern- ments of the Continent are involved in this coup d’etat— that Russia and Austria aze the invisible powers that have been, and still are, urging him on to the coasolida- tion of @ permanent government, of a character ap- preaching that of @ monarchy more than anything else, All this will doubtlers in time appear. There are some skilful players feated at the political chess board on the Continent, and recent events have no doubt hastened their moves. While Koseuth was banqueting in Southampton, Manchester, Birmingham, end other places in Great Britain, the monarchs of the Continent were uo doubt making counter movements, te neutralize whatever influence such de monstrationus may have had upon the masses of Europe. It ie not impoesitie, but on the contrary bighly probabie, that the British government have, duriug the growth of the excitement im England, been secretly intriguing with Louis Napoleon, to bring about at as early a poriod as possible, the coup d'etat which he has eo long had in view. We must not expect that republicanism will meke any progress in the Old World, without immense efforts on the part of the leaders on the spot. It may be well enough for Kossuth, and other foreign political agitators, to make @ finaucial tour through (reat Britain amd the United States, to raise the ways and means to get up and cerry on @ revelution in Nurope, but beyond that they will get very Little aidand comfort. If more is expssted, thoy will be disappointed. We have mo doubt it is the object and intention of Komuth to imvolve us os @ government in the domestic political affairs of Russia acd Austria. and he will probably go home, or return to Ergiand, fully impressed with the belief that when the proper moment errives, ell the required aid and support will be forthcoming ; but he will tind that we are avery uncertain people to deal with, Excitement is easily oreated—it rises rapidly, and as rapidly subsides. The public mind is sulject to great and eudden changes. ‘The idol of the people to-day, is treated with indifference to-morrow, aud po man will realize this more practically than Kossuth. Whatever funds are raised by his « berents im this city, for the accomplishment of his ob. Ject, must be secured before his departure, [n less than one week after he leaves, some other matter will oc- cupy the public mimd, snd Kossuth and his cause be forgotton. Thts is the leading peculiarityjof our people, and Koseuth is notthe first man who bas realized the effervescence of public opinion. ‘The second sober thought has already taken possession of the public mind, and ctol, calm reflection bas opened the eyes of the people to the danger of the course they were so blindly pureuing. If there bad been wanted any- thing to make the people pause avd ponder, the impor- tant politicel intelligence from France has furnished something to arrest the wild excitement of the day. Ac- cording to this, revolutions are in reality retrograding and the efforts of those who have looked to the establish- ment of republicanisin in the very heart of Burope, have had ® contrary effect to (hat anticipated. The policy of Louis Napoleon will, without doubt, retard the progress of republicaniem materially, and events which, few Says since appeared close at hand, are now far, very far, in the perspective. This ie the present aspect of political affairs in Europe. We know at not what moment « new movement may be made to put a different complexion upon matters. Much depends upon the success of Louis Napoleon's echemes, Should he establish himself as permanently as he desires, all the governments of the Continent would be strengthened, and intervention bo come the most prominent and important feature in any future aUjance. While all this removes, or relieves us frcm the many dangers we bave apprehended, it places usin @ more important position than we have ever before ccoupied. very irruption in Europe, every sudden change in the poliey of those governments, serves to tura the attenticn of the Anansial and commercial classes to the United States, and to show that this is the only safe, sclid, permanent government in existence.’ It serves to faticfy all closses that the only place to pursue o steady, safe businers—the cnly place to meke sure and productiv invertinente of capital—the only place to bs free from poli tical, Snancial, religicus and rociel revolations<is the United States, This will attract immerse amounts of ac tive capital toonr markets, and all the various branshee of industry will, ae repidly as possible, be transferred to this | country. Events, both public and private, are caloulat to aid the growth of this city, and make it ultimately th areat moteyed pivot upon which the fiaancial operations of the world will turn. LY FROM CALITO Me. Paul Day, whe ta, ving J ich ce or eres Apel [PORATION Waxiey oF pany! r f the Paried of By! ntyot? ate two ends * p oe, he in te . hebarrived ia New 'Yorhe 4 bro’ at Od Waehiogton sireut ‘ PUBLIC LROT. a Tapa 1 REE PERCE AE tg SH yt A . RESPECTABLE YOUNG WouaNn the country, atsework. © 2 poapagte via family, ‘to do ‘The besbof viby refece atthe" fises ats Morldoace ANTE! SITUATION AS WET NU&SE, BY A young be who hee loot ber Sad two old, Good referenc> if required. jens at 57 Hui on street, wiavout floor, front roo: ANTED—A SITUATION, AY A RESPECTABLS Woman, as rat Fate Sook ond Bader; is good omer. Good reference place, near Trivity Chure! ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A STEADY, ACTIY. 'y UrsC, oF to do Keneral ‘Doubework, for fae wood’ city reference Apply st No.8 treet, corner of Bayard stre e seen for ANTED—BY Ff AMERICAN GIRL, A SITUATION ine private {1 a6 Seamstress or Chambermad. Best Fe’ city bj Please s) poly at 441 Houston or. mi a 0 ae peel lived =t several y z bility, and cap LW the Midress 824 Her. fice. ANTED—BY A SMART, TIDY YOUNG WOMAN, A situaaion in & small tamily; 180 good plein cook, aad s firet ri Best o sity refereness—saa Descen for three days at, 289 Ninth streos, foursi loot. buelt room, between sven ee Band. No objection to go athort distance in the co ABTED—BF, A ESPEOTADLE YOUNG WOMAN, A a 26 ol d waiter—las good city reference, if require Oem teeecn for twp days. Please pay at 363 Twelfth etreet, near First avenue, back room, firet & Protestan' Y the highest tisfactory relerem ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Wouan Sumeewen in 8 peyevernna ae fay Cook; rate washer and iromer; ts willing oneral *neuse Tork, and can give e trom her, fest emsployet- Please ‘all at No. li free street, for two days. ANTED—BY A Been d ant wihen ec hy A vituation as Chambermaid and ver, or ae Nurse and to do plain sewirg; wo by ely ng of # famil; Oe or four persons; has been 1+ the Plogso call at 10 Renwick strest, ine addressed to Margaret, at this ANTED—A SITUATION, BY & RESPECTABLE oun, an, as good Cook; am excellent Washer ‘take chamber work or waiting. Tho from her lash place, Can be toon at reet, betwoea First and Sccond avenues, third oor, front room. ANTED-BY AN AMERICAN GIRL, WHO, 18 COM- ‘a situation to do general housawerk in a small family. “Can be sven fortwo Supe ia the rear house on the second floor of No. 100 Clinton at. W4NTED- A SITUATION AS WRT NURSE BY A RE- ‘spectable young married woman, who has recently lost her first it olty reference xi Wz Seventh atreet, between avenues B and C. me Sen A SITUATION a, fen bret ue ant of ‘ails wuehan i) idee bans if requized, cr S ealtene for ‘we days, ry oe 7 fou steect, rear builds » Inquire at WéANTED—BY & STEADY WOMAN, A SITUATION Ae trst-rate Cook; has no objection to assist ia waah- ipgand ironing. The beat Can bo seen for two di of Fifveonth street. = or hide may No! ‘2 waune street, Brooklyn, in the basem¢ for three days. ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, ASITUA- * th is @ neat plain sewer, and to i, oF to Wash and a a, good dross tioa to herself genoral!, adéress & note tei 2 At616 Brosd at dg gre ene BY | AUOTION, ae wae ere, Pompe, es htt wo, L, AUCTIONRER. Ho. 2, Houston street, ths vireo ‘chook, 8e, ) ong, No’ LEA or stock. the This day, (Mi Aspartic et Paes | ie aneve tore, pet ages Teas, &e.,&0. Alse, Brandy, a moiares! and ovher Wines in o: ratae 5 a ‘orth Wil) tao ‘Mahal Lustered Lynx, Mou! Teach’ iraige Mutt ." "to thous “ea erorings, Lookisg- Furniture, Pure, &o. & Co., will sell this Bowery, order ay GREENOUGH, AUOTIONSER,—OROOERY sae iaere DB ntire eichock of of Groceries MY; Lauere, Coffee, Candles, pan, Go. in, sod and bottles. —_—_—_—- - Bitar STOCK OF Rh 70, BR SOLD AT AUC- ticn.—To-morrow, (Tuced: o'cloek, at 55 te sell ae above 8 ifactured Fura, Sleigh Mus. Vic- Viotorines sad Cu bes, richly lined and 6, Bll of which have been swell ol worthy of the at- bay may 7 acep sever wadianss rei me, Salus Soa Be cn FURNITURE. FANCY Goons, Fr IANO opens. Be, Wednecday, at 30%, Ccieek, is 55 Ni a, R. C Fare it asortiment c' me De . Koom, ond "Ghaaber io ges which ia per etl] ee eho! presen ‘herzelfed upon ae snes of geod ee anes ‘aseau tise. a lerce \d Maboy and all of ity. Also a ietaney ous farniah- 8 nouall, ay AUCTIONEER TEE ATTENTION of houcekopers a invited to the sale of good sovond on Mon- eeping, weane, Parlor, ‘told any aud Walnut ‘ashstands, Centre 400,000 iin poi ter tho wine cale Cord: 200 boxes Telectod | j hey in ot hampagn brands, ried Segars, of various go Bo day, ee December, Assortment of Wines: randies, old Irish ani la Whiskey, superior also, aie 70, without F ‘erro tans Assorted German Toys, im cases of 600 and F COLTON, + Dee, 22. AUCTIONEER.—TH. Executors’ sale of Silver China Ornamen' me aac nere ts Ce , Guns, mumersted. N. K.—T! The at abov ty portunity for those who wish goods for the 18 DAY, MONDAY, plated ‘Cute at No, 26 Catnerine 1m of the of sale, thei faiters #0. he not ANTED—A SITUATION AS COOK, BY A PRO testant woman, or to do the washing and icoaing 0 A private family. Inquire at 192 Variok atest. pido rlleeg Sn ey objeg-ion to do rwork and waiting. i high int Fulton street (alivery Garden), —BY A ZUASROTARLE. YOUNG WGMAN, ation as Cook, Wi d Ironer, or to do the general housework in s rivatet emily. Can Jer) city Apply at 140 Mulberry.sireet, 5 floor, ia Brick Bulidings, tai near Smith etrect, above the City ‘South ferries. quire of M. J. PF, Hall, ery e a Price o' $2,500 cap remain om mort GIL HOOL: finished in the D ually SALE, ON STATEN ISLAN Farm of 66 acres, within halfs mile landing at er Bs * area good dwelling house, & fare Ws A xi T Ad D—SITUATIONS FOR SEVERAL NICE merioan, Irish and Colored Gi Seam 3, Nurses, Coo Tal workers, Chambermaida, Waiters, &9.."Nono b us good.” Please apply at the MSelct Frotostant agmoye™ 7 ‘Carmine street; or at the ‘Society Agency,” 10) Chamibe it. Terme reduced, and low wages. ANTLD.—A BOOKKEEPER WELL NVERSANT with foreign accounte will fad occupation by aldress- irg box 876, Post office; best of references required as to tovral character and ci te tor Stabilo! Nw promise a fair profit. References exchanged. Herald office, before Tuesday, with x name, | may be had, by® young man who und carrisgcs, and will also mske himself jrocer, Uni CONTECTIONER oR CAKE BAKE, t oan mal a Lane fingers, Kisses, Cocoa Nuts, Dauroh at. COLORED BOY AS WAITEI ANTED—/ that understands bis business and will make A ONE meolf generally 1. Apply at the store, No. 7 Stone street. RESPECTABLE wouax, WHO UNDERSTANDS makirg fine shirts and all of plain towing, 5 would work by the week or by the ‘sons f take work ia. bee 154, 20sb street, in the rear, betw Eighth avenues, weathand men wanted to operate as Avents in a good with constant employment and geod aft possessing co d business taicate, will fin at Also, ten or fifteen Germans, who man well. Apply immediately at OTICE ~A LADY, Foun AND Ace ourLisit ld 1ike the ettvation of Governess im the family Horald ottive, pay tied ed WAnTED—8Y me PERSON IN A GE- ission dewweon thi giz and wih the Lumber business i ection Bes Gace, ds Brosdway, will ‘tect with lnmodiste atten tio sts Pow R WANTED.—WANTED To. GIRE, A d bawe tn) ot fret Hoge, with the use of etoam power fa copiers workin e part of theelly pre: ferred. ates a ay sy orae tating terms, locke TRAM ENGINE WANTED, OF ABOUT FIPTREN horse power, in com plete repair. Apply 40 B. Bloomer, 208 Broadway, for vix days. MUSICAL, Laeany LARGE 3 musical poxss io t WITH SELEC- 0s, Poikas, and per month deous, rade yout tenciige of Whe above, im iy to M. Dumeday wad cites Oo morrow, at LA Ge rc. THERN IF FOU il hold @ special at , corner of Uraad ant Twor day, 23d inet, at 7% ¢ PM Fev tving and acting upon & petition | le aye at White Paine Weaehes * committees, and to take act bekah. By order, 4 0. D. GRAND GROVE Ad Jour J DIRECTORS OF ver are of New York a) Haid. Canal stroet ader will 4 Deine) wehwery For terms, O RENT, basement Store, streets. Kent $20. third wagons and BROWN STONE RONT HOUSES, I han Pacific Nevins streote, South Brocklyay houses from ibe corner of Bend eon, the modern improvemente— Ee Joni dd dcoora! fully ornamented with shrub Waren ae hrage he WOwEaND T GuRE No. { New reteset cores Wall street. 0 LRT_THE DY DWELLING iS ad OF HOUSE, NO. 11 | of C, 8. Rowell, oy Dremiocss IN BROADWAY—A brome g! AND ween Thirty: nii Forvieth Also several a Ts FUNSCRINER mA HAS ON HAND carts » whieh he and second Tard! lumber we wagons; do. do. carts. No J. as FOR SALE AND TO LET, OR SALE OR TO LET—FOUR NEW THREE anne best mann street is sev: distant detwesn Fulton gags for shres st ve years. La: or had street, New York, A VALUABLE Fe the steamboat ly to Ms, i Wichiont ot A Stata rd, ko. Port pi FOR SALE, LOCATED UP TOWN, IN sighborond. Phe stores wall sited wp, ,igsiness.” Price ‘$l. Apply to C. V: t, between Rood i with all ares, and kit-hea te. within ten Sninutes’ walk of South toc. wr wo ben COCKER & C' m street, New Yor! teen rooms, Inquire teors an ‘Spartan streets, 13 Wall street, or 1s A NUMBER OF ‘will sell cheap. New i 45 Prospect street, Brooklyn. county Vat of Camal and C. wi will be chasers. OBACCO. ATS, VIA RAI TBOR 2 th en fe eect she lot, 108. A. BRUWN, "ao 7 ‘South street. TH "x, B.—Bhall be in constant receipt of Onte by the cary, hi F bale day to te, for sale eed BUSHRLS | CORURBTA he corner by retail, y, im lots to euib par- —10 POKES or NEW = LEAP TO. baces, trom Ohio, aud 100 bi oky Tobaceo Cc AGNEW, wow far sarees te bales, &o.. shipping. \ANARY Bik Carlisle. ‘RAN BERRIES —A PEASE S —-JUST IMPORTED FROM ANT- ‘wory—for sale at 122 Washington street, corner of HOICE LOT. FOR SALE Y ROTH ERSON, 100 Front Bished apar atre ot, between JARDING AND LOD@: Na. RIVATE BOARD.—A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, OR tye single seatlomen. can be aesommodated with 1 Board. Appl Seventh avenue, Lest hou use we | OARD —-ROOMS 34 "yaa touch oR wiraour fou ® furni dinner at 445 or ~~ ie N. T., box 1, vate fami! ed room. ere, Tegel. A reee immed: terms, SPon Otte. "Yi teenete re Guired and LE ROOMS, Jere street. Reference required. FPopmsaeD KooMs. a oR band bonny | GEN- h Con obtRin a gull without boarders, with nt if desired. Apply at wits IsHED Reoe- ~s “oop: SIZED NEW OARD. ar ein FORA GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, with 4 with bath- 1n00 and BOARD, AT NO. 14 Groney street, ERCANTILE B rectors of the Me: 'M | of tive percent, payavies theit now banking ITAL T° ca patent righ ‘ wna artiole 2 Broadway, | town. fort name) ag aod tem Inquite of O. be NK antile ied in New kork OD CHANG able inevery le a No. 76 Wall stree HE PRESIDENT AND Di. | ank have declared a divi World's Pair, and for it is uniimited, bayil ‘Any emtam + S., wevald Oliee, betyce the the shove Bunks England and nese, manufacturing ith, Golieitor for & POR ANY PARTY al of $5,000 bo D, to of aT ancy Gor . Dobe his one o beat down cation (with © SOUTH STREET, & payable threaghoa! © aleo nbe fet ne, te Deamenel pau the X hime of RNES & CO, NO, 69 SOUTH STRERT, xy 86 Waterloo RK ha 4, lavervool ct a SUMS, FOR SHORT e ad fangy arth 16 Park place. aor, and strietly com ei This | POLITICAL, D EMOCRATIO ilowing sos 8 wore Nepal yind Gouniy oC New York be fetuses City Sad Cs a ae jew York be gat ee on ‘he 234 of December inst tr for the purpose vot sleek. in C 1 | ie eo ere ork eh cee | Milet to the National Domocestic Conveatica ‘legates from each ward to the General Committee ples fram soeh ward to the Young Man's Gen delega rele mamiiiee of “. be oe at 7 P.M, aod close atd o'clock inspect f 1 Tecmatitiee ta she Blectors to be appoines by rt Ly of the. severa! Sotine inf bnecten to te checas Tun Ware te By wal fag pelle to be held at the following places : Quarters, 159 Madison street. and Dominick streets. ry street. vard Committee may eater 19—Davice’, ¢ a 20—As the ard Committ Resolve to meet on the eighth dey of Ji in Bcoordance with the recommendation 1 Cy State Committee, at the places hereinafter desig- Bs am the Firat. Second, Third, Filth, and Righih int Spinths enti, and Pourteent + ‘ourteenth ier at fe Elizabeth and Grand etreets. 6-Comptising Seventh and Thirtsoath wards (connected with the city of Sattmebere) at sush place be designated by the Chairmea of the General County Counaittees of Rew York and Kiuze Counties, 6—Couprising the Eleventh. Fit d Seventesnth ards, Hermitage Hail, pe ee pi prising pericts. f iixs nth, and Twentieth ward: Hing’s Hi 2 Bighth avenue, aaprising the Teelita. El qutecath, aad Ninetoent! wards, as Hubbard sas * and Tweat: ind avi 3. DILLON, Chariwan, sotteand irate. ony Y Savace, JR., Jony Dowenry, }ecretac | TA MEETING ot, THE EGULAR DEMOCRATIC Committ. ft the Twentieth Ward, Ropanitens Wi eth it he'd on the t., at the house ef Leonard Deilman, core erof Eight avenue and Thirty-tfth street, it was on mo- tion, Resolved, That the Primary held on the 234 ‘inst., be held as the house of Thirty-tiird olved, That mie W: Olmstead Henry, Larkia, ica Dounls Byer, be ‘of eald election. srpaiated impacto cia RLES K. TRIGLER, Chair's. seroet, ue, Oa motic Tuomas A. Dunne, Seo'y. THE MILITARY. B QxTEBR BLU ES-TWELFTO REGIMENT THE wembers willassemble at their Arm 2 o'elock, P. 7, 108 ual parade of the Corps. “by er: of D. MORE, Captain. B. F. Baxuyer, Orderly. SPECIAL NOTICE, ~PESTIVAL. THE MIDDLE “DU PC AN a FA E orphuts 2 Brooklyn, wiil hold their Anaual Tuosdas Sad events 4 24, at No, 18) yk ly’ ’ ier ‘at Sizatton’ tipire my at ike loot. ADIES' FAIR.—THE LADIES: OFTHE FREE gauge 4 Atlantic. strect, 137 Atlas Saloor of the Holy Mart yre will Lold a Fair {or be bag Coareh, at Me Bisons Farattare, Boom ‘2 Broadway, near 8 pring ® Die ioe grelock, an on ‘rasedey sua W sdneudsy, ‘Ba Ba dad Stas toon A.M. to OP. M, AMican ART take place on, J. Crowai & So: TVuradwayy Movers. waa 353, Broatwa Geo. P. Futnas Broadway; or, 76 Bowery. O° importance for the oticreney of the institution, Cat ti friends of the Art Unio: beeribers of pr: | years, aawt | ii iatel: if this o: | cf time, to r The beat if ‘he public, whose sppr e Art Union has often beea tosti amine the [pauntias) and onceaviogs Present yoar, ani atidently appealed to fora purport of the ingtitution. MEETING OF Ai FORMER PUPILS OF SOLO Jenner will take pias: a: his School Room, N Henry street, at 7 0” rete PM tired Natha Gomatock, Je. Joseph T. Mills, ‘AoA Phillips. EW,.YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPAN ~The seventh semt annual dividend om the protorred c ree ry Tth, at $1 celook, A. | TOMP ORD, Pressures. | Dated New York, December 22, 1 p Pacio: if Or, Violis K.N 0. 87 Fulton streets, » Pluses, Flee jer ater et.—Ladie requaste easten to call at this establis! most extensive assortment of F and ct rece: lace the pub Crean Chocolat sia¥ Chocolat a: Fees, Chocolate. jer. Tite on zoeenet. se seener tt. or 7 TIFUL Lind Boil, Delng © porters mise Lir ‘1 4 éroem, ctzle 0 nt reasly adapted Leary eae cite ICH AND USEFUL GIFTS.-A GOLD PEN AND thee with ont feiteuen. A. G. BAGLEY & OO., 153 snd N7 Broadway, OYS ARD FANCY Goons Wan rep 1 ronm, jollares worth a Pre Ue emAll quan titi en she f Will bo given in ourrent mo: of through pe sree’, a faw doors from VAST OFF CLOTHING ANT Lat his tore, Chatham street TURE W ANTED. , furnibuee, FURN ( Tees dress and tre eareimere pants, | ERB; BONRD TUR- ted; Oy Piskiod brit Chateh, in Anthony there indies and gemtlomen can pivvece dinners OE supye uu Committee from each ward for the year 1552, | Cer ie jl and Elizabeth, | direct That the Congressional District Convention be | ‘hat the Congressio: are i | guar THAT FIT INPALLIBLY and Wednesday afternoons | hen BA yg gd ge! 8 Ba0 RIBER WOULD r 'Prosent pi 4 symball every aise of fmiah slorant Ace the 4 Geles, Cream aud Cordial, ia ‘die variety aber = PRESENT FOR CHILDREN. git i roof of theit supertority incvesesd dsmand aud the anmerou.atenmpve ab on. eisuer ay mt the | 1 rb SELLE broadway, morta west net of AMthony street, i ADIRS RESTAURANT, CONNACTED WITH SARL 4¥ entre Heat door this eid ef Broxdway, Sis RTSMEN, “ATTEND. uk. EDWARD | 3 NS, ae aad, ‘Hotel, N. J., begs leave to inform bis | porting pubic ia eomeral hat in eddision $9 eatertaiene b 9 aplenes Bear, which + satan to offer 4e to be shotifor om Christmas fay. i one dollar each | the m "end pe y Soe ari arte eeeeeasd A NEW “STORE.— <THE 8U SSCRIDER OPENS THIS ‘week, at No. 176 Brosdway, taird door stove Conse it, & jewelry and fancy mi Lis old house in Mata tor folly of 5 ‘an Pi Vi i vlrer re joods, No. 175 Broadway. ve Cortlandt sbreet. WATCHES AND. 22 SLRY.—TAR UNDERSIGNED en tion of she public to | A \ lamer es trench | the ovemaion s Suvorwai ° werrantes ss tepreen bees mandiacvare, JOHN B. GINOCHTO, », 118 Canal street. | CRANSE GENTE NMR: $ FURNISHING GooDs, 1 2 New York Hoppa he “stoke im trae, to- ok which he offers for bale at 0b, vel sraail ar. Packer 69) | will favor him with a call, cite & conta | of the patronage keretoiore extenced to Mesers. © & | Saxton and Mr. Warren Saxton, by the public, and pledges himself, by strict attewtion and fair deal tain the confidence of all who may favor him with their tronage and gupport. — 2, $o win and Fe- pa aan Mere 1B OF measuring adopted at Greene eee | recuress St with mathematical o | the needlework JEW AND &BC OND HAND FURNITURE, SELLING gies b Dien Chalze, 01 Clo heeres , 50) sit Pir Tabl » ar Betas, Hall, EW AND RARE FLO WERS, BIGNONIA, VENUSTA, ubseriber offers tor vale of exotic plants, Baskets, or Ey rit a aharo oc the liberal patronene the last twolve T. DUNLAP, 1 Florist, 638 Broadway. ‘THE CITY FOR om HE. CHEAPEST ESTOEE L sdes. Paper aay Anu. DAVIES, i | ings, &e., which will be cent less than any bouse ia wee u | 308 Broadway. B. SIMON HAS aver. RECEIVED FROM PARIS aoboice rents '& nieotionery Boa Flower which he offers as very feasouscie priocs, Fancy Store, Ne. 307 Brosdway, meat Ba: w Toy ai Duave terect. Sz PLATED y cay nd beg 4 B Cruet Frames, Tea aud Coif &o, fei Je andl Tea Trays in iron snd pop ‘ivor | Betiecerecte of plated cn steel Frult Kale mahorany osees, Hrivcnnia, Metal W: invites the atte td | entirely new p j be tound very f ONFEOTIONERY YOR THE HOLIDAYS.—A RICE Cc and evened, sesortinent, a ¢ lowest prices, will be ‘nt HODGKINS", No. 118 Greeuwieh street. Observe the usme- don't Le misled, +e eure you're Fight—then go abe: | AT BEEF! eae Baar it a BE. BROADWAY, F No.1 Clin eth Le bee ofiour of thee | tow een AND MINCE PIES.—A PEW MORE {those spendid Kaising, 25 pound boxes for $l, G0 conte, Also, good old English Yort and new arkling Chewpagae, with o area Vitlage tof s mere) Ghristaes, tt GEORGE No. dst Watar wirted Couaity where. —— Be , LANDING. CA! S4RDINI Miah rocmye, nnd Teutiees in whele. e, Rochalle and Champagne ih and Champagoe by. Ko Front strech. LY | PPLouR AND Flour, branded Wir | Michardoum, he 90 bols bee packages shoice hulled B | the _ ried Corn ™ tor sale by i ?. UAT FINE “wr ER 4 eaters - qu pales i iar to agniticent re $3fs fines, Bas ad Sepa aulgret to fe a? Basn one. ‘pumas for sale Berahasers are ited to call if they would buy ‘Baood ar AUTION TO THE PUBLIC. J larity of Lo io ~h ME. AU avauera = TAKES L wonds, Pearls, Rul uy | M rentieme ga the Stuyvesant Lostitate, ity can com, with theirs, as regurde tastes fash and + bt re ire eds aire Etticles oftsred forvanle at this establish |, Teeiee. Pet particulars, appiy trom 1'Ar Me we made by the fret artiste in Pari, MM. OG. @. | = workmen, so that they are enabled ty make any artic St. tyne REQUESTS THE LADIES WO ARE | eee or vo set any atone, aacording to wie batts oF taney | | wong A ck aed te meerow myteing a —- — oe’ elec! 8 sen or Cupp Piaoe ag Cc ope ASADRRY, Ferrer 2c) HOWARD we ae pete tt 1a ie mle et realowns for ‘ior oleases suid private loosoun, This prices will be (2am very moderster ,4 G. BROOKE'S DANCING ACADEMY. Ea corner, oo earter, wil omens ftreate. LUUL6 P.M Urntiomen ne) tll Clances at Me. B.'s resides 7 ‘(OMPRTENT Te TO INSTRUCT lish, Frenob, Tta'ia aale, (voeal and ) wither to form & chase of tour, or young om Fees or Bre Nytmetiegah tat Some ane eet reference "Herald office, or Calon square Feat Ottice: OOKKEEPING, AKIT the meet thorongh ma utes Ot ineeruotion Breadway, © | renetven tapidly Tivenced't ‘a hie studios. T voderate ESS MAKING, PATTERNS, the moet (cehionable manner, seein iP 4 B cahens cight yeare old wit be the above facts, Judges sod emateute will plone Christmas eve. 162 Cherry strer?. RR Amovst 8s RIBER, IN THANKING BIS friends as for the Liberal patronage a wrieh Bamber of ye he hae rein and Byrupe, | wholesale and retail at the frticies, together tien, ate very fubsoriber is 1 t a oy lowest prices. meny ovboes too numer . the crming holidays a: Hey will give ently t al w y atten SA vasn, No. 1d Broone tween Fit and Willett ecrecte Rit AND SCOTCT KIES, FINS OLD WINBS $ and Brandi; ¥ fine ¢ oil's, W Young e, Bed Hnevay's Sec ton Aion | and Pap 1a Convers tnd Ales in purehanste, at Jd. bTARER Ann street, ve aa VERISTEA UST #eueiVRD, ( a hewort nid Wiae,, rand * sands. F + want ay ANY | Wiwtty, bp wards, vould d* wall call and enamine foe OG MLAEE, W Baath, Bead 19 Wp Movewm, bottler’ + | Unemeslvee, e