The New York Herald Newspaper, January 6, 1852, Page 5

Ringgold Barracks, and seys that he is determined to on ture’s Fluid for th Lamp of = WANTS. scpoma pea pean fe fisted with tl were! re cater art ain Innere | uaa ata ha aay reese | WW RGR h aks Se QURAN, SRS "TAR Winee eee seem poets aia From the New Orleans Picayune, Dec. 28 } and restoratives, oF pills dediosted Broadway. gan be, seen for three ne ‘ars that the reports of the defeat of Caravajal, ding to excite ite a ‘Beaver street, back room, eee floor. Teaving it rye in the Brownsville. Flag, and received here a es ‘ANTED—BY A VERY RESPECTABLE YOUNG @EANEEDCET A RSEROFARTN GIRL 4 BITUA- Ly or two ago, were ly correct. The official re- | Indy, from she country, » situation im a respectable a | 8 port of Gen. Jauregui published, aud shows that Cara- | tamily to'do sewing or chamte ‘The best of city refe- Yajal’s forees were completely routed. He writes from Cerralyo, under date of December Ist. He relates that after biegon the seige of Matamoras, he received infor Caravo; jal was at Torrecillas, aud was order- to prevent being surprised. = expecting to effect a junction with ‘Avalor Jau- gui again advanced as far as Mier, which place he pa ‘on the 21st of Gctober, without opposition. Not meeting Avalos, he retired a second time to Cerralvo, i foliowed up closely by Caravajal, both patios ing through the chaparral. On the 27th tack on Cerralvo was commenced. ui complaius much of the temper of the people; at ional Guard was dissolved, and he received no assistance from the inhabitants. ‘The attack was very brisk, but Jauregui says did not force him from his position, till last he found it necessary to concentrate all his forces on one point, in order to prolong the combat. On the morning of the Ist instant, the besiegers ceased the attack and took to flight. A pore cn of eighty cavalry was sent out to pur- fue them. They took the road from Agualegus to Guer- Tero, Caravajal’s loss was a colonel, four officers, and more than forty privates killed, the greater number Ameri- oans,and mre than seventy wounded. Jauregui con- fesees to one officer slightly wounded, two now commir- sioned officers and fourteam privates wounded, and six privates killed. Several British reeidents have sent a communication to the government, complaining of the fn ge in the ment of duties caused by the tat enforced at ‘ores, by General Avalos. Joaquin de Munoz y Munoz has been elected first Al- calde of Vera Cruz. The Legislature of Tamaulipas has passed a vote of thanks to the ‘heroic defenters of Matamoras.” The banners of the National Guard which participated in the defence, are to be inscribed with the words--' Vulientes defensoves de la integridad delterriterio Mexica valiant defenders of the integrity of the Mexican territory. A mob in Acapulco, on the 27th ult , Ro and stoned the American Hotel, causing some damage. The American adventurers who had stationed them- selves at Bussani, in Sonora, fled when they heard that a military force was marching against them. The forces of Bcnora have lately Been gaining some advantages over the Indians. On the 15th ult , a hundred men, with two pieces of ar- tillery, left Tampico for Matamoras. The Senate has passed a resolution to adjourn on the 10th of this month, The Universal, of the 7th inst., says that,on the day before, the Chamber of Deputies ‘had received from the Senate its dissent to the law authorizing the raising of the prohibitions, An arrangement has been made with the English cre- ditors, by which for five years they are to receive 3 per cent annual interest and 6 of amortization, and sfter- wards 4 per cent interest and 6 amortization. The Spa- nish debt has been arranged in the same way. The amount of $1,515 has been subscribed i in Mezatian for the benefit of the defenders of Cuba. The cholera haa comp) letely subsided at Masatlan. A duel has been fought in Chihuahua, between the well known D. Angel Trias and an American who had spoken slightingly of the Mexicans. Trias was wounded and the American killed. TELEGRAPHIC. CONTRADICTORY STATEMENTS. New Onurans, Dec. 31, 1851. Advices from Vera Cruz to the 2ith, state that the revolution on the Rio Grande is believed to have been cempletely suppressed. Caravajal, at last accounts, had fied to Texas, in hopes of raising reinforcements. The government has three thousand men in the field, in case of a renewal of the attack by the insurgents. New Orceans, Jan. 3, 1852. Advices from Brownsville, Texas, to December 25th, state that according to the latest accounts the revolution had not been suppressed. Caravajal had received rein- forcements to the number of one thousand men, and would soon re-open the campaign. It is reported that General Canales was making overtures to Caravajal, and that the goverment was anxious to effect a compromise st all hazards. Ea News for Europe and California, THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD, Will be published this morning, in time to go to Europe Ly the steamer Canada, which will leave Boston to-mor- row, and to California, by the Cherokee, which is to sail this afternoon, This edition of our Weekly, printed in French and English, will contain the most recent and important information from all parts of the world up to the time of publication, Tobe procured at the counter in wrappers and ready for mailing. Price, sixpence. Court Calendar for This Day. Surreme Covrt.—Cincuit --Nos, 15 to 29. Tenn—Nos, 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7,8, 9, 11 to 19, maton Puras --Part 1--Nos. 5, 15,19, 31, 83, 35, 37, rd 41, 48, 45, 47, 49, 51, 53. Part 2—Nos. 8, 32, 34. 36, 38, 430, 42) 44. 46, 48; 60, 52! b4, 56, 58, 60. Svrerion Covat--Tria 5. 46. 47, 48, 50, 52 53, 54. 68, 69, 70, Py 72, ts i, 1 76, 7, 78, 79, Brecta American Art jion.A Committee of Artists, and centlemen friendly to the cause of art, are de- sizous of obtaining, from artiste and other persons, a list of the pleturse which they have sold to the American Art Union, and the prices obtained for them. They also wish to Jenrn of any aud what artists have been paid in trade out of the paint etore annexed to the Art Union. They also de- rire that all subscribers who may have parted with their prizes to persons in this city, will state the facts, and the nomee if the partics, and whether any of the officers of the Art Union are now in possession ot works so obtained. Ad- dress, post paid, Committec, Herald office. Answers to theee questions are desired, as it may be necessary to apply to the proper legal authorities for an injunction to stay pro- ceedinge, and investigate the booke of this corporation. York Famil y Hotel—New Bridge street, Ludgate Hii), London. The above house is centrally situ- has an excellent coffee room, ten or twelve ete! sit ting rooms, between forty and fifty light, airy bed-rooms, i ST warm, cold, and shower bat! night porterin attendance: a fixed chargefor vants ; ‘she New York Herald is Sled. "Thomas ‘Quarter. maine tenders Pe lana thanks to his Ameri: ‘frn for the favors hi 10 Jorg enjoyed at their hands, and ge and recommends tion. its Wanted, ice.—A young man food hand, p a knowledge of convo; ing, and the rules of pleading under the Code, can obt a A rood situation by applying to D.B. TAYL Vounecllor at Law, No. 136 Nassau at. Second New Yo York rt in Association, the Now us of another, on the een issued, and is now ready, Entrance fee 50 outhly duee, $2 60. Subscription books are open fice of J. Buxton, Jr,, Secretary of the New York nilding Arsociation, No. 14 North Wiiliam street, and at Mesers, Wakeman & Lating’s, No. 59 Fulton street, House and Lot for Sale,—A Modern three sory brick Dwelling, with modera improvements, woll in Seventeenth street, will be hs eee B BD, apply- ings {d'beaver street. Tertus liberal. Price Lola Montez, Countess of Landsfelt.— Five splendid Daguerreotypes of this celebrated lady m be reeu in our Galleries, by her permission, tak on by ui week. Admission tree. Hundreds of other distincuished sersoue may te seen at the American Ga'leries. MEADE BROTHERS, No. 223 Broadway, three doors above the Astor onse Elegant French Wedding Cards.—The ruvecriber resreotfully calls the attention of parties re, quiring something troly, tifal of silver bordered and plai loner, and Wedding Boxe: ach Porcela in the latest mode, 002 Broadway. Brancit store, 13 Wall street, Interest Notice.—The Coupons due the fret te of January upon sli Bonds issued by the Milwa: = igsiesinpi Ki ilroad Company, 1 as upon. sania City Bonds 1d to eaid Vom: iy will he paid at the American Exe! ge Bank and at the office of the Uhio Life avd Trust Comoeny, in New York, reapectively, on and alter the 2d éxy idamaey. . FASSETS, 39 Wall street. Ire at Buffalo.No such ed to GAYLER’S Salemander Safe ding's Exchange, and eaved the on of the Bank ot 1 e Bris; $150,000 , Key. the hooks ‘ck of Atte after falling e Dyper stor 2 The Great Fifteon have been + six months, aud more than a C. J. GAYLER, Patentoe, 90 John streat, corner of Gold. ruins fro sted within ¢ bordred in all. Selling Out Cheap 7 Broadway, co:ne' ire stock A fee —Hitchcock & Lead- Leonard street, are selling out shawls, cloaks, merinos, do Iaines, aehmerer » at very low pites, abd aro offeriny their custcmers bargnind seldom found in dry poods. Ladiow or gentlemen who have not made al the x vcliday presente will find many desirable ones in their Gentieme 1 find one ot t ve x8. — Gentlemen nta in the city of their ete, or _cosris, undershirta and ie UITCHOOCK & LEADDEATER'S, nis Leenard street, and will get them lemon's furnishing stores. ente there for thei male ents’ Rubber Mitts and y, anil esjootual cure for chapped or toh & Leadboster's, Broadway; O' Brien abber snd dry coods Ladies’ and Costume=T. Smith, Jr. of 102 Public tome ¢, attends to tho drossing of a pretty large share * we should idgo, irom the numbers nts cf every des 6 aro too small to mltiea ) arn and Moeccast cork sole, patent leathors ew bu thoes of every deser orble role, water.pro ota, amd everyth or than oan be purcnaend at ‘a celebented Boot and $i00 io Overshoes Sing, an ds Perfect complai RUBN'S,N Ube e mathe. s hirty. = Gentlemen n't fits Ae Hair Dresser! * and Matr “Dyers will find f certainty end great saving in using Allen's certain Lignid Fre tye Tt ache, Imebe tl nis waehing. War. vite reper tsken, atreet, nesg Broadway. the Exile of Siberla.—We are al of the Lonely, wintry Jonracy of this lovely w spats the stor: of KNOX, the great Hatter ‘Fulti ¢ the superb stook of Siberian ther eautifnl’ Furs which ho has had s9 tastefully ade, up into Mutts, Tippets, Vietorines, Cutts, Bons, &e. tthe artic! ommand Ean MONEY MARKET, Monpay, Jan. 5—6 P. M. There was a slight improvement in quotations for stocks to-day. The market was not active. exhibited no anxiety to sell, and were firmat current rates. At the first board, Erie Railroad advanced 11; percent; New Jersey Zinc Company '{; Harlem ‘\; Norwich and Worcester }{; Reading Railroad 34; Sussex Mining Company 3; Hudson River Railroad }{. There were larger sales of Hudson River Railroad stock than we have noticed for a long time, but prices were not sus- tained. They closed ata decline of three.quarters per cent on those ruling at the opening, but at an advance on Saturday’s prices. None of the prices were acti t the first board. At the second, the market was more buoyant, and the advance of the morning fully sur- tained. Harlem Railroad went up \< per cent, Read. ing Railroad ';, Canton Company };, Sussex Company 3, N.J. Zinc 34, with sales of several hundred shares. The last two named stocks will be consolidated in a few days, when they wilt be quoted as one. The most important and favorable feature in the stock market, at this mo- ment, is the fact that notwithstanding the improvement in prices, very little etock is offered for sale, There are in the street, more purchasers for certain securities than sellers. This has not been the case for some time past, and it is, doubtless, most encouraging to thoee who have carried, for several months, large lotsof unproductive stocks. There are decided indications of a better state of things in Wall street. We do not look for much, if any, improvement in several leading railroad securities, as they are already too much inflated; but there is a class of stocks which have, for along time, been unwarranta- bly depressed, in which there is, in reality, a wide margin for improvement in the market value before it exceeds their intrinsic value. Any speculative movement would be most likely to reach the securities referred to first. Among the railroad stocks which have, for many months, been considerably depressed, the Harlem occupies a very prominent position. The regular semi-aanual dividend on the old stock will be paid on the Ist of February. It will probably be two anda half percent. The net carn- ings would justify alarger per cent; but the expenditures for improvements, extensions and repairs, have been 69 large that the direction deems it prudent and proper to keep the dividend down to a point lower than would be right under other circumstances, The Harlem road will probably be opened to Chatham this week. The rails are all laid. The market value of Hudson River Railroad stock hae, no doubt, been depressed by the recent disaster on the line, This company have, since the close of river navigation, been doing a very large business. It is estimated that the income during the winter will average one hundred and twenty-five taousand dollars per month. Some changes have lately been made in the mansgement of this road. William C. Young has re- signed as President and Chief Engineer. Hon. E. D. Morgan was unanimously elected to fill the vacancy—to enter on the active discharge of his duties on the ad- journment of the Legislature, until which time Mr. Jones, the Vice-President, will discharge the duties of the Office of President. Hugh McClellan, of Hudson, re- signed as a director of the company, and Joseph Tucker- man was elected in his place. The Erie Railroad Company have given notice that sealed prop¢sals will be received for the sale of a new igsue of three millions of convertible bonds, upon the following terms and conditions, viz:—20 per cent on the day of sale; 15 do. on the second of February; 15 do. on the first of March; 15 do, on the first of April; 15 do. on the first of May; 10 do. on the first of June; 10 do. on the first of July. The Treasurer's receipt will be given for the first payment of twenty per cent---the purchaser to have the option to pay the whole amount in cash, for which interest will be allowed up to the time the several instalmeggs become due. The acceptances of the company falling due before the first day of July next will be received (less the interest) in payment of all the instalments, after the first. The whole issue of these bonds amounts to three millions five hundred thousand dollars, payable in ten years from the first day of Ja- nuary, 1852, with interest, at seven per cent per annum, payable semi-annually, by coupons attached, on the first days of January and July, and are convertible into the capital stock of the company, at par, at the pleasure o the holder. These bonds are issued for the payment o the floating debt of the company. ee ” [ lorris Canal... 1334 Erie Pop Con. Siete Bk Com, “full * 108 15 Bk of the apubii. 7 Del & Hud © Bu Biate st NY 50 Penn Cosl Co SECOND 200 she Reading RR. .opg Hy 1s J ine inc, 1H) Buseen ¢ ‘50 Canton Co —— RENEWED EVERY DAY, PERSONAL. AMES BERRY, FORMERLY OF PORTO Rico, will please communicate his presene addreas to THOM ‘AS MEX ZIE8, late of Leith, ab Clarendon. Hotel, New York, F EDWARD JONES, WHO ARRIVED IN THIS C recently from Dublin, i hnic brothor at once, he will fi His interest imperatively maui him to do s vere “ O'sHA GHNES Y, ENGRAVER, DIE- SINK- Is, and stamps, for commis- to gelae ithe’, ors’ dry books for re erence. Fulton street, N.Y. _ SOCIETY MEETINGS, ETC. EW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY.—THE ANNUAL meeting of thie society, 5 of officers and the transaction of other bu twill ‘bo gla st the rooms, In she University, om Tuesday evening Avan Bet at 734 o'clock alive TELD, Recording Secret'y. dors. Bost aia ral next to company will meot at o turn out and receive the pugize, on Wednesday morning, we 7th, 1851, * it 0 “clock JL. A. A. DEGRAW, Foreman. Norge-7He MEMBERS OF PROTECTION ENGINE . 5, return their sincerethanks to Messrs. Bleeckor ‘and Oothout, corner of John and Clift streo! Me Charles A. Brown and T. Moloney, 46 Gold street, for bountiful supply of refreshments furnished at the fire in Gold street, on the evening of the 4th inst. on M'GiNs1s, Beesesey. WM. C. LYONS, Foreman. ‘A —BROTHERS OF INDEPENDENCE, CHAP- er 20m ar hereby notified that business of indi- vidual interest will sen | inal action, at our noxt regular meeting, January 7th. at 734 o'clook, P.M. Your tual attend: i ire Pe et en a Or OEE, Gy 04 C, = SPECIAL NOTICE, 2 ELIGIOW 8 STATE OF EUROPE.—A PU ing will bo held at the Broadway Tai ing, at 73 o'clock, av which a report u fate ct religion in Burope, particularly fn. Ireland, Fran Germany, Mongary, and Ituly, from which dounteies ie hy Fecontiy returned, by she Rev. Dr. Bait’, Addresses will algo be made by the Hon, B. F. Bitior, Dr. Bethune, and others, BREE reer RES, ON WEALTH AND PHYSICAL Education, wili be delivered by Dr, Banning, before the adios, at halfspast two oclook, on Tuetday, Wednerds Vriday and Saturdi dint Church, correr of Ninth of thie week, in the Meth rect and avenue B JOTICE <TH CUTTERS AND CLERKS ENGAGED clothing trade and all others interosted in the aatly Slowing of stores, are rorpecntuus favited 40, attent public meeting, to be held at Chatham (Ohathan Rjuare), on Tuesday evening, bie 6th jane. at nine o'clock. J. A SPRY ENS, ¢ Gotten N. W. DOLSEN Committee EW, YORK AND. HARLEM RAILROAD Ci OMPANY, he eeventh semi a company, num, willbe paid at th strect, on and altor The transfor books of the he of eneing ixth day and op 10 A oloult, ATOFORD, Troacurer, RES ICR COMPA ted ay nara Holders | rence given, Address M. B., Herne office, ANTBD—A SITUATION, BY A RESP£CTABLE oung woman, to dogeneral housework, and eau give ood reference from her last place of service; ‘objec. ion to go a short distance in the country. *aprly at No. 195 Chasey Seatet, in the front basentete ANTED-BY | A, RESPECT. baby to dry nurse, at her, own reside in the rear, first rear from 8 ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WO- man, with a fresh breast of ilk, ‘whose baby is de Ry to her own residenge. Please inquire ENGLISH: vo. ations—one aa chambermaid and plain sows ‘and wash on Th t po references given. Can be seen for two days, at 375 Ninth back room, second floor. ANTED—A SITUATION BY AGIRL oF FOURTEEN years of age, in a respectable family, to do waiting, or take care dren: isa C wits Cat willing to make herself gen ful. Please cal 192 Seventh streot, near avenue B, second floor. Can be ath for two days. ANTBD-—A PIR ASO Ss pe A 3 Leia pater oung, woman, erels. a fi ‘he best of city reference given. P! call at ra ‘se atone street, second door from First # enue, first floor. ANTED—A SITUATION AS SEAMSTRESS; UN- doratande making children's clothing of every descrip. tin, and making fine shirts to ordor. embroidery, and fine sewing of every kind, and assist in dressmaking: has no ob- Jeotion to attend a few grown obildren or aseist in Cham er- work. Best of city reference. Apply at 202 Bowery, up stairs, in aohildren’s clothing establishment, ANTE D-BY A RESPECTABLE ENGLISH wo- ANTED-A LADY'3 MAID, WHO UNDERSTANDS drea mabe hairdressing, and doing up fine mus- line. Apply in the morning before 12 o'clock, at 4) Kast Twenty-third jtrect, from the Fourth avenue. ood referen ANTED—BY A Yi ouNG. ,PERSON FROM LONDON, Bsus dow as ag She tho- ig» and doi Tor two days, at 40 Beveateenth id Seventh ave jecond floor. ANTE D—BY A VERY RESPSCTABLE GIRL, A situation to do tne chamberwork: and the tito washing and ironing, or the general housework of ssmali family. Bhe is'a good washer and ironer, and can do all kinds. of French fiuting, and is #8 gv0d plain cook. Tho best of city reference from her I place. Please call at 120 Firet avenue, corner vf Seventh street, for three days. Wy ann: A SITUATION, BY A FRENCH PERSON, sid and seamstress, or to assist in taking ‘dren, and learning them French. She understands drose-tmaking, ‘millinery, ard hair dressing in ail its branclies ; also, bas no objection to tr if, Apply at 258 Firat avenue, beswoen Fifteenth and Sixteenth stroe A RESPECTABLE ANTED--A SITUATION, BY young woman, as Chambermaid or Nurse; oan do plain sewing; can come well recommended. Please call at 504 Houston street, back room, first floor. ANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE you NG WOMAN, a situation to do general t ousework in a small private Me May be seon for two ike street, corner of Cherry. t city references Please apply at No. 74 ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITU- ation as good p'ain Sook, Red Washer and Ironer; or to do the housework of a small family; or as laundress, Can be seen for two days, Please callat79 Morton stroet, in the fami] daa. ANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT girl, & situation as Seamstress in # family—is s good dressthaker, hasno objection to do light ‘chainberwork. an be seenfor three daye, st N». 7 Franklin street, first room, up stairs. ANTED—BY A RESPE! uation as Laundi id good plain cook, taking care of ehildren: rally useful, Good references « ven. days, at 135 Tillary street, Brooklyn. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, to do housework, or to do chamberwork and waiting in a small fami'y; or to take care of a baby and do plain sowing. Has lived fourteen yt in her Iset plac: ‘The best of city reference given. Call at 38 Hamersley sire in the rear, fourth house, seoond floor. LE YOUNG WOMAN, ‘& first rate washer and 8 careful and kind in the nd is willing to make herself geno Can be seon for" two Y A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A Chambermaid or Waiter, or to do general y te family. Can be well recom- ast place. Please all at No. 223 Varick tigeots in tho rears Che be soe for two dass ANTED--BY A YOUNG WOMAN, ASITUATION AS Ley an d Child's Ltr ina renneseens Coat emg, Can be for three da; 4 Marion eb, up abail Also, = Teapectable y widow wishes to go ou from 7 o’clock im the morning un! | 5 or Gin the afternoon. ANTED—BY A SMART TIDY GIRL, A SITUATION to do the housework of @ small te family. Can 4 plain cooking, washing snd ironing, chamberwork, wing, or take care of children. Has no ehuesbions had b=} Wants Ruacion ble wom: and Waiter, or pod. Waaner an enecal servant fms cual fontiye tee irope! eage inquire for M. M., at Mrs, accond floor, Gan have ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ENGLISH. man, a situation as Porter in a dry goods or grooe! store, cr hotel, or a8 Waiter in a private tamily,, Is capable of rae care of » pale of horse. Satisfactory testimonials yn be econ, or heard of by letter, addressed c weet at Mr. SP! # store, 20 James street, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE MARRIED LADY, with afresh breast of milk, a Baby to nurse, at hor own, residence, 243 Monroe street, having lvst her own, and can beseen any time. ANTED—BY RESPECTABLE sour e. ox Cook, Washer, snd Iro: finst-rote bak relors going to tottornin with afami- med to trav ‘The best of city refe- st place, Apply at 174 Laurens strest. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, Situation ase first rate Cook, in @ private temily ; understands French cooking, pastry, and soups of every de- soription has had sevorai yoars’ experience in some cord fomilies in this city, from whom she oan furnish good refe- rences, Pieaso onl at 180 Elizabeth etreet, in front build- ing, and tront room, ANTED—TWO OR THREE GOOD JOURNEYMEN Shell Comb mskere, to whom constant employment a oe wares will be given. Apply, by letter, to B. Witt ON, 191 Washington strect, Boston. ANTE! SITUATION BY A YOUNG MAN OF ‘considerable experience as clerk in n grocery or liquor etore; would be willing to make himeolf generally usetul and cen produce best of references an to capability an character, Please call at No. 13 Mulberry street, butcher's shop, for three daye, if not engage ANTED—A SMART ACTIVE YOUTH, IN A HARD- ware store. None bnt those willing to make them- selves generally useful need spply. Address, in applicant's handwriting, stating axe, to T. G, Herald office, ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE MAN, A SITUA- tion ss Coachman in a private family—one wi can panes the best of city and country reference as to charso- rand capacity. Plesse inquire at 702 Broadway, or No. wr Green street. Can be seen for two days. ANTED—BY A_ RESPECTABLE YOUNG a situation in a boardin; o loon. Has considerab! a xP o~ rience in that line of business, or is wiling to make himeolf Iy useful at any other light work. Teo best of city Apply at "No. ‘28 Sullivan street. od ANTED—A SALESMAN FOR A DRY GOODS STORE —one of pleasing address, that undorstands the busi- nd can come well recommended—aleo, & young man about ao years of age, ae Porter. Apply at the Acency Offico, No, ‘ulton street, Brooklyn, corner of T ANTED—A SITUATION AS tag telat DURING ris of genteel Ye oom in thie city, present and former emp! ployee Addre Corbyn’s parlor, Broadway Th:atre, ANTED—AN INTELLIGENT LAD, FROM li TO 16 years of ace, in ® Hardware Store. The best of recom on will ry C8 One who oan speak German will red. Apply at 153 Centre str ANTED—A SITUATION AS COOK, BY A RESPECT- ‘able English woman, in a private family, who tho- roughly ait her business. ie 4s no objection to # country. dre! wiil be given. Please oall at 176 ‘Wooster joen for theo da} ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A ea taped young woman, as Chambermaid and Waiter. Hi : rack the best of city reference. Piesse apply at 19 Crosby a Vie Tear, near Broomesteect. Can be seen for two ays ANTED-—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A 8ITU- ation. Bhe is « good cook, » good washer and ironer, & good baker, and a good plain sewer; or would take & situation as Chambermaid, or take care of children ; can make boys clothing. She is willing to go for semall com- ensstion besides her board, and has got good reference. ante seen fortwo days, Please call at 38 Nineteenth atreet, between Broadway and Fourth avenue. Calne [ele Soh BY A GOOD GIKL, AS strove, or chambermaid snd water. Can be seen ae ay engaged) for aweek at her last employ- en's, 10 Lexingten avenue. ANTED—BY A YOUNG GIRL, A SITUATION AS Chsmtermaid and Waiter, or to do the housework of a small family. Can be seenfor two days. at No, 30 Jay ect, second ficor, front ro ANTED—TO BUY OUT A SEGAR ESTABLISH- ment in Broadway, Nasssu, or William streets, be- tween Wall and Ann strects. One that has good custom and 4 small stock. Or, to rent a suitable place for such an esta~ blisnment, A place with apartmente adjoining, for the ac- mince ers C clerk, will f prefered. ‘Address Don X, ¢ of the | Courie LIBERALLY EDUCATED), ACCU3- A AMERICAN, tomed to the dea, wishes an engacoment ashore; would e himsolf useful as Clerk or Warehouseman. Small re eration at ttaken. Apply to A. B., Wille Dud- fey, 208 Br 298 Broadway RESPECTABLE, INTEULIGENT YOUNG MAN wants a situation in a store, hotel, 4 manogeafarm. Can epeak Frenck, and will be found at- tentive. Salary no object. Addrese H. 8. 8., at thie othe. YOUNG WOMAN, ACCUSTOMED TO TRAVELLING, Withes to go to Califurnia e:thes as, Lad est of city reference giv mpeni re- quired. “Inquire for four dnye. at 160° Weel Seventeenth street, second ficor, front room. YOUNG LADY WISHES TO BE EMPLOYED 48 Chamberaid, who perfectly understands embgoiders, curling, dressmaking and millinery. Apply at No. $1 How: ard street, of F. Girsch, Engrat ocery, or to ANTED—A COOK, WHO IS ALSOA Goop WASHER ‘and Ironer. need apply but those who perfect- ly understand their business, and can bring city references all between 10 and 12o'clock, at No. 12 St. Marke place ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT English woman, a situatio Cook, and to assist in the hr te ae in & respectable private family. Good cits Pleace call at No. 124 Green strect, yee ous on and Prince streets. Can be seen for two ays. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE co- lored girl, 28 Chambermsid or Cook, in & small family. Good references from her present employer. e onll at No. 4 Charles tireck., ‘Can be seen for two days. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, to do general housework in « [ete family ; is a good plain cook, and sn Cr og washer andironer. Can produce respectable city referenc: je Call at 14] Amity street, corner of Sixth avenue. Can be seen for two das ANTED.—A SITUATION BY A RESPEUTABLE ‘Woman, with the bi tiie eek as Cook, Washer, and Trent, She is not work, ani would do her best to M @ call at the Intelligence ee 1 Eightcenth and Ninevecnth streets, ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A PROTESTANT, cy situation Ie Laundrers, or to do general house work. Can be for 2 ds: yh avenue, between Seven- teenth and Bighteests stret Wana cey, A NICE, CLEAN, SMART YOUNG GIRL a situation to do general house work or chamberwork and waiting. The best o! Teapectanle references fv . Would like to goto the country, Please oall at 24 Pell street, first floor, front toom. WASTRDLA SITUASION, DY A RESPECTABLE young woman as cook; understands making broad and pastry, and would sesist in the waching and iroping. Good city reference frem her last place. nu be seen at 166 Ninth et between Third and Fourth avenues, in the rear, up ati rANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A situation to cook, wash and iron, She has tho best of city reference, Please to call at 154 Wooster streot, in the rear, coe door. She can be seen for twe days, if not engaged. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a situation as plain Cook and cood Washor and Ironer, in & private ly- Good referencot, Cail at No. 54 Gou- verncur street, corner of Madison. on the third floor. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITU- Btion to do general housework. Sho lias no objecti Le CFS in thecountry. Can be scen for two days. Pleaco all at 201 Elm vtreeks front basemen SITUATION, BY A YOU: 8, who has loarned the dross- id is an excellent cutter and fitter. Plea: 1 Ey td jallivan street, rear build first floor. ANTED-A BITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE yompe womas with cood oity references, to do chamber- work, pl 00k ing am Wee aie reneral house- c an West Sixteenth street, back basement, "anil cmployed. Wy Sena arcn RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A situation as Chambermaid and Waiter, or Chamber- maid and to Se ppain. by sted would have no ob ections t» t in the w: f orironing. Hae the beat ci city refer~ for two days, at 108 Troy street, third r ANTED DY, i RESPECTABLE “YOUNG wi Unane fn situ: bermaid and Laundress. G its Bho! eon for two days, Cail at No sreen’ TANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY, A situation as Seamstress; undorstanae drossmsi Can givo the best af cit » Office of this papar, fe tw W Hiss no ohjection to the country. eo address E. reference. days. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WR. To take eare of children, ani do plain gewing oF sing and willing, Can give good city roference, n any day during the, week. if not engaged. +13) Unton Court, in University Place, between Gleventn and Twelfth strcete, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTANLE itl, to do chamberwork amd first rato waehing, Can vive the best city references. Please address 125 Seventh avenue, betwoen Twenty third and Twenty-fourth sires WANTED RY A RESPECTABLE AND WELL EDU- cated young German woman, a situation in & rivate family to do Shourework; would have mo obiaction to taking care of children of reference given, if required Apply for three days, to J 85 Wooster street, up stat wast my SITUATION, BYA You NG Lavy, do the general housework of © smoal! private fan Has good city reference. Mlease eatl at 23) Broome ot: in the rear, Ww NT ED- ry SITI ATION B young women, tistin waehing and j city ri Aaply ab 109 Bast Eicventh atroct, between First a) svenues, Can be seen for two dase. WANTED—A SITUATION AS WET NUR lest Syepeete arried woman; one w 4 BY A RE Bob, and enernl stands pri- Ko riven, Please ware family, dhe beat of sity stlerence can be call at No 272 Mulberry etreot, Houston, ip Can Le peen for two dayr, if not engaged. GERMAN GIRL ABOUT FOUR MONTHS IN THIS country, Wantes situation ina small p private familly, to cook, wash and iron, and de general hontewowa. Ima) ts oor Pearl etreet, in the grocery store, from 9 A. M. te RESPECTABLE Y in a rituatio Gressmaker, or to wait on an indi gy respectable city reference. onroe ttrect, first for, between Pike and Market streets, Can be seen for two days. YOUNG LADY, WHO HAS HAD MUCH EXPE- rience jn the eare and nena) for a tituation in a family where the children are young: can give them any ingtruction revuired, make their clot and would have no objection to make herself gonerall ‘wages not so much an object as a comfortable ae WOMAN Viele TO OB- and compet or ohildren. She om Horala office, re 2E Brondwiy, between the Konrs of 2 sud 4PM. Can give city reference. RESPECTABLE PROT. wants seituation in ANT YOUNG WOMAN 4 family as Chambermaid wundress, or Children’ and to do plain sewing. Can give good oity reference. Can be seen for two days, at 181 ‘Twelsth street, University piace. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES TO OB- tain a rituation as Chambermaid or Waiter, andiss Beat, plain worker, or would have no, objectio to do the ‘work of a small private family ; iss goed A ong and ironer, ifroquired. Please call for two days, at No 216 East Thir- teenth street, between avenucs A and B, first floor, back room. OAC MAN WANTED. —WANTED, BY A CAREFUL and steady middle aged man, a situation a8 Coachma: He per my cue weneate the care of horses and carriages, and hi 1d witl ft ie Uie ity: owe produce the Soet unereentionstie fences for chatacter and ability. jexald office, will be strict]; MPLOYMENT.-—WANTED, ar. NO. 14 NASSAU street, Schoo! Teachers, Drug Clerks, Salesmen, Ls ters, Barkeepere, Coachmen, Men on Railroads, Boys to learn trades, Girls to ill reepectable situations. Applicants at distance, enclosiag one dollar, free of postage, describ- ing the employment required, can be suited. T BRINK, Azent. OUSEKEEPER.—AN ENGLISH WOMAN, OF GOOD duention, win perfectly understands the managemcnt of a house, (or children, if re Wishes to obte Siuations "No oblection to. a trench. family, speaking the Tanguage fluently Reters to Ler Inet situation. Addroes Housekeeper, Herald office. M®. GREEN'S AGENCY FOR SUPPLYING EMPLOY- ors with the fires class of domestics, 382 Broadwa: near White Street, at redu: Wanted—tiret clas Waiters; do, coke. yd rates. —A LADY OF EDU CATION, WHO Is ALON clad of msitustion ag Housekeeper. ina wi None: ‘eS Id receive & maintain herself; or would not object oneor two small chiidren. Addrese Mise Mary Ely, oral office, N URSE AND SEAMSTRESSS, vant girl as nuree f: berwork. She must bring ¢ WANTED, A ‘PROTES oO BAKERS. WANZED—A GooD SEC at breadand cake. Also ® boy that has worked at the acon Aprly oy ‘Toun BEARD, No.4 Mendow street, oboken. T° DIAL CASE MAKERS AND JEWELLERS.—A competent engine turner desires an engagement. A note (post-paid) addressed to “Sidney,” Herald office, will moot With prompt sttention. T° can pero e young UPSOL&STERE A 2 6 it ag aed Paper man, H€ having had experience, y bi i hof the business well. Ad- atroet, 10 WHOLESALE DRUGGIS78.—A YOUNG MAN W HO hanger, « and under: dress 8.D, in t Ish ohare G thoroughly undereraude the above businces, wishes to meot with eit ion. Can by Well recommended. Address office, perron from Encla; tastion as take theentire management of a brewery feom ten yand maltiog establishment. O BREWERS. WANTED, BY AN EXPERIENC Lei e' AGil URSE WANTED—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, wirceh breast of milk, to attend schild, N. B. —One without a ohild preferrod. Apply at 2H Seventh av ie, corner of Twenty-sixth ET NURSE—WANTED, BY A VERY RESPECTA- bie Protes' ‘ried WOWSR, & Bitaation Ke Wet Nurse, w) t her first baby, a tow days old. Best ef cit; jense ool] at . 83 Dela: Birect, u , ircnt room, Can be seen fi three ds __ HORSHS, CARRIAGES, ae. ] ANDBOME LI ch wens INS —TUE UNDERSIG ved having vust cc ty of light wagon equalled beauty of i ort improvements, and he ranted would respectiuliy cail the e, and Brorm the Fall tho now OW RFADY- ting Wagons, nigh, combining &l) tho lat ringe Manufactory of JUN ‘Thitty-seventh strecs ANTED TO PURCHASE—A TW0-WHEBLED BU- tines with leather wp. A second-banded one, | in very g00d repel, ‘DANiaL 3A 20 Water street, of the apts improve “ALLAN, Broad Plosse address M. A. H., 52 | $20 "os Seas Bae cit ee ii tisk set in dari ne receive the above rows reward by REWARD.—LOST, ON NEW YEAR'S NIGHT, 4 a Patent, eather cushions. the dor wilt tra, by inaviog tnom atthe & ” atret = ROBERT G. CORNELL. osT-A reer BULL TERRIER BITCH bly spot an yy bro: rr aide oltheltad: Whecver will ra Bea: 100) return the same to atroet, will ea five rane O8T—ON MONDAY AF’ ERNOON IN GOING ape Ampere to Barnum’ diamond mit the nad corner of Becond a with liberally rows: second floor. O8T--A Rp tard MOUNTED DOUBLE EYE GLASS, om mn Friday a Broadway or Sixt! The oe will rewarded on leaving Depjamin Pi Pix » 471 Broadqay. Los; LADY’S WATCH, WITH CHAIN, LOCKET, and Charme attached. A liberal reward will be given by returning it to A WALDRON, No. 167 Broadway. b Ay tency SUNDAY, ith INST, A SMALL WHITE Italian Hound; has » bare spot on his right fore- shoulder about the size ofa five cent piece. oad aemall wart on the same side, Answers tothe name of Tip. A liberal reward will be paid for his delivery at 60 Cortland stroct, N ISLAID on a —A SMALL ROLL on PAPERS, pe aa receipts, mai ‘hed D. Cc, on will be reasonably proncisd, by RIOCS & CO.'S, 35 Depoyster street. — COPARTNERS HIP NOTICES OTICE.—THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE, THIS formed a copartnership, and will continue facturing of Hair So under the firm 2 F. Devlis ¢ wan ing and Curled Hair, in Now York, & Son. ods) F_DEVLING, _January 1, 1851 GEORGE DEVLIN Cin A RTNERSHIP NOTICE —-THE 8U BS this day entered into Copartnei r Bete by A. Co, and will continue th err. Re ES musty 1, Lob2, CHARLES A VINTHROP ADAMS. ARTNER WANTED, hy PLACE OF A PARTNER t $. retiring, ) with at le Weash, in ® manufacturing business already estab Imost without competition, and yielding upwarde of’ 100 per cemt. Address, with real name only, Liverpooi, Herald office. pa WANTED.—THE ADVBRTISER eS: command from five to ten thousand dolla like to form engaged in able cash business—ship chandlery or shipping busineas p: ferred, the advertiser having experisnce and in ‘uence in that line. “Acer A., Herald office ANTED—A PARTNER (FITHUR SILENT OR AC vive) with » onsh capital of frow $7,000 to $10,000, to embark in the wholesale liquor business, whero there is « ‘rade already established of $40,000 per yoar. Or, on satis- factory terms, will transfer the trade to a house established with & nt means. Address Profit, Herald office Com- nications thus received will be treated strictly conti- ential “BOARDING AND LODGING, FURNISHED ROOM AND BOARD WANTED, AY a eentioman and lady, ina petra telaatly: from the lat of February. Location between Canal and Chainbors atrocte, west of Broadway. Terms reasonable. Address Y. Herald ofice, stating where an interview can be hed. A FURNISHED BEDROOM TO LET, TO A SINGLE gentleman ; bath and water closet attached. Looation ‘unsurpassed. oes exchanged. Inquire at 366 Broad- way. BR WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN me a wife, with afurnished room, and bedroom attached, in no other boarders. d went of Broadway. References ose, IN 8OUTH BROOKLYN.--ONE OR TWO gentlemen can be accommodated with handsomely fur- roome, with partial board, ina private family. within minutes’ walk of the South Ferry. Apply at 85 Clin t. OARD.—A GENTLEMAN MAY HAVE A PLEASANT with board, at the centrally located dwelling, OARD WANTED-IN A RESPEGTABLE FRENCH family, by a single gentleman, who is desirous of learn- ing the French language. None nod answer but thoso who are competent to instruct. Location below Canal street preferred, Address J. M. C., box 2,395, Post Office. URNISHED ROOMS TO RENT.-A WELL FUR- nished psrier and bedroom to rent (nesr Broadway, be- low Canal street, ) to a gentleman and lady, with good board for the lady only. Address Home, Broadway Post Office. F rcs bre URNISHED ROOMS TO LET, CONSISTING OF PAR- lore, with bedrooms attached; also single rooms, with or fast and tea, at No. 3) Broadway. L OBGINGS—TWO LARGE AND WELL FURNISHED 4 parlors on tho first floor, are for rent, at No. 662 Hi ton strect, afew doors East of Broadway. required. RIVATE BOARD,—A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, OR two cingle gentlemen, can |¢nczommodated with far. nished rooms and board, at No. 34 East Twentieth street, between Fourth avenueand Broadway, ] JIsTon Lycaus.- ON THURSDAY BVENING Wi ted Lo Bt OUNG WLDOW, th VERw 8 urned from NICS, ih py to met and others the art of acting Dex RY THOMPSON, 17 Bowery GFARING'S PRIVATE DANCING AND WALTZIN Academy, 66 Bond #trees, is open ery day for thos: who wish te fe the new dances,in t elusive to the patrons °f che DE G. ry atio and Delan 16, for ladies BROOK ES: DANCING AND WALTZING eof Chr Puenday an nd irem 7 til Ws for gemtlomen. Private lessons at 233 Grand street, coroee of the Bowery, on Mon- Wednesda: 4 Saturdays. Mrs. Brookes’ 213 Grand street, Vo’clook. The moat atyles now dance vontry and Burope ht in the shortest possible tirae and moot Only stow le ns are necessary to t excellent d All persons, who have been unable to acquire the art, are requested (exclusively ) ai ridays, from 63g til RIVATE DANO: ING AND WALTZ ING ACADEMY, corner of Isroadway and Thirteenth street.—Mi PARKER wishes to in/orma her friends and patrons, that ortho second quarter, at her Academy, im Broadway. Daysof tuition, Wednesdays and Saturdays, at So'clock, for lai miases, and masters. The new dances will be introduve C HARRUAUD'S ROOMS, 0, WEOLTE STREET~ MESSRS. / Charruaud & Ecilvie have the honor to aaquaint ir patrons, and the ladies and gentlemen, that their will commence on Days of inatenc- arter past 12o'clook, Past three o'clock, ; and at half past seven jemen. Soirees every fovrth Thurs- N. B. Former pupils who are ating their dancing will eceived for half ONTAGUB HALL, COURT STREET—Mr. CHAR- ruaud aud Mie A. Lanny respectfully make known to their patrons and the ladies and gentlemen of Brooklyn that their second and inst quarter of the season will com- mence on Tuesday, Lith ine at the above Day # = instruction Tuesday and at ladies, mniesos, and master Soirees ary second Thursday, MISCELLANEOUS, " HE ~ ORLEBRATED Ox JOUN HANCO. Ky TH fattest over raised in this country, to be scen for t th e ext eight days slive, at tho People’s Market, Ol Spring and Morcer streate. The owner invites the patie to oall and examine the said ox boiors itis oyNtea AUBNTINE. a elock for centieraane ening of onoh moath. PFALO TONGUES AND VENISON Av a Fo.—A ont! d articles than he hom at a moderate or! office, INTER APPLES. FIVE HUNDRED BARRELS OF Greengingy, Epitzenburghs, &o., for ate, in lots to enit purchasers, in good order for ait at No. 10 Water street. NIEG TALCOre, 500 BARRELS SALMON, 200 KITS aoe ep OO) mon, 2,000 pounds smoked Salmon, Mackerel, extra quality; 500 barrels now spiced do,, £40 quintals largo dried Codfish, NELSON WELLS & C ILLIARDS FOR THE NEW YEAR.—THE FINEST foom in America, and the boss tablew in the city, are to be tound in Chemb reet, noxt door to Burton's Theatre. ‘Tho Empire Rooms. ‘The bar is under the direction of Charles Herbert. Fifteon Tables. NOLT'S PISTOLS — PERS / nin can be supplied with € style of pistols, rifles, and guns Maiden lane. itceriucm, a hice For este by 10., 81 Dey street GOING TO CALIFOR- it's Revolvors, or any other at B. J. HARI'S, No. 7t LAYING CARDS.—THE 81 BSCRIBERS HAVING removed to their epecions premises, 177 and 179 Grand ear the Odd Fellows Hall, arenow ready to supply trad ‘and customers wish their various branda of Playing: which, for toughness and finish, are universally a Pasetipea to be the best dealing oards manufactured, UESTIS & LEVY, Union Card Manntactor 177 and Grand street, near Odd Fellows ICH FRENCH GAS FIXTURES, OF ENTIRELY new paticrns, just imported, and received by ever: steamer, Altersticns made to old fixtures, re-bronsing an regilding made with tho utmost care and dispatc variety of chandeliers, candelabras, brackets, hail lame, for gas, candies, oF lame . DARDONVILLE, C45. ‘OFF ChOTHING — WANTED TO abont two thousand dollars worth of Olothing, in Inrge or small quantibios, t ralue will be given in current money, [Gennes or through post, to Jamos Mot 1 Orango atrost, 4 fow doors from Casthai AST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED. —Ladies or gentlemen having amy clothing, furniture, Jewelry, or stock xoods to dispose of, can obtain a fair cash Price for the sme, by sendin "tad the subscriber, at hie reei- donce, or through the post. ‘ttended by Mrs. Ci M.S. COHEN, 66 Elm PURCHASE ood left-of oh the f of wpe mae arti ‘cle hin old e ed evand. payin, tie shove, on makiogspplestioubby neler o ‘L, A. COWEN, 17 Wi [NDIA RUBGER FINGER COTS, MAN UFACTUREDBY Goodyear’s Glove Co, 3 Liberty street (up stairs). qzeellent coverin for aore tasers, Realieg em immediate: : also, Heavy Cote for Oystormen, For sale by HODGR- Maiden lane, New York. ooMs ‘WITHOUT BOARD—A FURNISHED BACK parlor on the first floor and front parler on second tloor, with bedroom adjoining. Also, two omali rooms. The house weil furnishe tains hot. cold and shower baths, and i occupied bys small private family. Apply at li8 Chambers street. ANTED—. beara, i Addrces X. ¥. FURNISHED CHAMBER, WITHOUT n eligible situation, by s young entleman. Herald office. ANTED: MMEDIAT TWO WELL FURNISHED rooms, parlor aud chember adjoining, for a gentle. wife, and infant, without board, in the vicinity of Broadway, between Canal and fourth streets, Address E. B., Herald office. RESTAURANTS Cues COFFEE AND CHOP HOUSE, 312 BBOAD- way.—Gentlemen dining down town should not for; et ‘that Clem is always on hand with the croatest delicacivs t! season affords. "He will serve up this day tine Southdown Mutton and English Mare Soup, ready from 12 to 4 0’ “olock. INSTRUCTION. ce ADAME BARBIER, A NATIVE OF PARIS. INT! 3 to commence & class of French Conversation for those who havesiready some kn ige of that language, ana who wish the practice of it; class for those com- mencing. Madame Barbier can be seen evory day, from three to hve o'clock. Terms moderate. 665 mceneyey. NSTRUCTION IN SPANISH. —PROFESSOR viNaw of the New York University, will commence a n: arly next week. He will give the fir lew that the scholars may judge of the &: Terme l0each fe course cf 24 le#so: Apply at S Chambers street, at any time after 3o'clock. tires item. 0. 2 BENCH “LANGUAGE, 685 ~BR ABWAY.— PROF. RICHARD bezs to inform the ladies and gentlemen who attended his introductory lecturo of yesterday evening, of three months, in the morniag, they inay call at his Academy thi: ¥ to dP. M., in order to take hich they desire to join, admitted when once clos LANGUAGE.—RICHARD & MOUTEN’S RENCH gph No, 685 Broadway.— Prof, RICHARDS Pars 8 will continue every tions have been made to receive Ind day, from 6 to 9 front 10 ons on all the A.M. application. Scholars wishing to join, can attes other lesons without extra charge. to Jo'clock P.M. Spanish and German ENMANSHIP.—MR. O. B. GOLDSMITH, 29 BROAD- wey, will receivo ad Bape ds daily this week at one- the usval charge—viz , : 0 for privat. in- a rauction. eet mets at ny and 4 P. M. daily; gentiemen 9A. 4 37,8 Application must be made, ‘this week. IN A PRIVATE h, French, m ae A lady with sufiicient references wiil tin box OM New York Post NSTRUCTRESS WANTED—TO LIV family, and give insteaotionsin Spai and drawin| desirable situation, by sddrer Office f PRY _@oons, Sc. UST RECEIVED, TWO 10, Green, Blue, and Di of low priced, medium, and superfine jualities, Alse, invoice t brown te black Mohair Coatings, with three cases new ir style fanc: yi yo 16 Maiden Lane. LIqt OR M, Ba ZETERS& 0°. IMPORTERS OF WINRS, + Bran dion and Begate-—This firm have reoently opened theie stock at 300 Bromdway, whore they are cifering vrvat inducements to buyers, Fecommend all who want °noioe articles tor & {air price to give them goall. We oan spoak of their sogars af boing the best we found in tho oity. &1, 000. INSURANCE AND LOAN OFFI Money loaned on diamonds, watehos, Ciry,end almost ell kinds of porsonal property, im suas of 20 to $1,000. otiont neurance Offieco, 35 Nasau street. D*, jew. conidentialL Apply to the ASTROLOGY, &c. C. W. ROBACK, THE GREAT BW EDISH ASTRO- lozer, No. White street, New Yor aphot He cometh of an ancient rl Lida Arace that lowg has ead the Foretelling. by each planet's pi Famine, piacue, postilonce oni wars, » although by many & king With honors and with gifte Pr o help the suffering, And for the humole leaves ihe pr His door stands wide for ono nnd al Wi needs bie aid ehall aid reee Vest mre his nd those who We artshall cori nialy relieve. In tickness, sorrow, oF . Be pointe the way to hope once Torches tho duped 9 fraud ; And love sxtranyed he can restore, Bistu rere Terme for conauite Gentlemen, a emansculine # 7 geomancy~ in fu ih 0) Parsons Moulated by send aid, containing the t8WSTER, PROM PULLADELPELA, aan pane 6 to Ladios and Gentlemen of # 4 Law Matters, r3 or ‘Also the names of visiters. Reeiden 11 Grang between Clinton and ‘Alsorne streets, x. ¥. Ladi Rity conte; Gentlemen one delleg. - R DECLARED :-- War is deolared! When? 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