The New York Herald Newspaper, January 13, 1852, Page 5

A. J. Bicecker, Auctioneer Rh Mbit | ‘Mew York city and Bro: kiya Proper votion, January Beles Bxceltive tale ot 13 a Byedar at ic We bee MED. ¢yCevtor vie epbato cf Bavid Soxmem, wi't bo sold P26 Svelton. ab the Me ch augo, om Friday, Jar ut ido'ctock, by A. J. @, vituated on ra gad Nipcty-sixth ay tith gud Loch étroets, b onuer; alo, ond Year }9¢ on tho S.ath and Seveatia Aven ne, ‘th avenues, 29 {¢ on the other the frame he 825 by the brick noweo 104 Boi 2% by 75 wlgo, the teame house 1° Taims Iyn lot 25 ty mé~ Top per sont on percent on tie Eth February, whon tho deed livercd; 60 per Smaart two yeire eux per oon. Th. Honeer's fro, and leo for bo bond and may behad it7 Brosd utrcet, sleo fall par: le. Rls bora Sielghing all the way te Won- a better, after you met of dinner anda eto Kellizre hilarsting fmice. d the Dr. will (wrt eu most have To not fail to Sensonable 1 Elegant! Confer Gheap—Svob are tho exclamstiony constantly r im EN OX'S sales room, No. 124 Pi lto0 otra, by thers by ‘his"urutiane di play « inc apres gaedipely conan, cal We at hieeplondia evook in rar-diy dieaprosricg tre ebelves, Ladies, cail on him. Cloaks and Ma ptage lt Bet eubdsoriber to make an earance of io stock at the end of every conson. ba offers to Indies the reeidne of his cor See Closka sad Manti tas nb little more commencement of win Send 10 dolla {yon got to KEL ~ an estab: libs Parton erect, las, hy porsevoranco. liberal dealing, and'low prizes, scoured the’ approbation oi « eeneroua publie, who b torbim for ohoep and fashionable clotninz, aud obta'a vhew promptly To Gentlemen of Teste and Fashion Clim’ y, il}-fitting shir's are dear atsnyjrive. None such have ever lettor will ever be permitted to leave Green's ea tablishmont, No. 1 Astor House, His system of fitting is in- fallible, th le of hie shirts matohlcee. One purchase at GREEN'S and you become a permanent customer. Buffalo Overshoes and Moccasins for riding or travelling, and cork sole, patent leather, calf-okin ‘Glogs; foot hold anii rubber Overshoos st over meets sole, water. How eats is known of the “wonders of the Nervons Antidote; itis nots medicine, but a miracte, itite power could be universally known, so would be unknown, lio sensation it produces is the most indosoriba- dle thing imaginable; the man in sound health oan tell what it must do tors pationt in diserse, when he experionces the cheerfulness, streng’h, sppetite, and sleep it pro allthattakeevon a teaspoon tall. W. E. Millets, mus: Yoon, 329 Broadway, The Poor are cured gratultously of Con= sumption and disease, on Mondays and Thuredsys, at 424 Greenwich atroot. On those days the offive and parlors aro thrown publicly spon to the madical foonlty, and ail perenna 3 wishing to hear and seo the miraculous Dr. Watts’ Nervous Antidote, who aro i to bee tween the hours of nine and two. iN, Scerctary. Gouraua’s Liquid Halr Dye Is without exo:ption or reservation the very beat over iavented; equally celebrated ie Gonraud’s Medicat Soap, for curing pimples, Ereok ca, salloynese, chens, chic’, roughness, So. Poudre Babtise uproats lait irom’ any part of the ‘body. Liquid Rouge, Lily White, and Hair Glos, at 67 Walkor strech, near Broadway; Callender, t3 8. Third st., Philadelphia. Helr-D: ye-—Hatchelor celebrated Liquid Hair Dye isthe best 3 diccovered for coloring the hair OH whiskers, ane moment it isapplicd. The wonderful case an seesniaty with which this favorite end old-cstablished ‘iat pre astonishing. 1% is for sale, or applied, ot ate Wig factory, No. 4 Wall street. Copy the Wh and Toupees. — B: tchelor’s New myle of Wigs are nounced the most porfect imitation of ret invented. ‘Thore wantin, neary 1 lor article, at BATCHELOR’S celebrated Wi; ‘actory, No: where oan be found the id Dost as- inthe city. Copy the address MONEY MARKET. Moxpar, Jan, 12-6 P. M. ‘The stock market opened rather dull this morning. Quotations current at the close on Saturday, were not sustained. The transactigns in Erie Railroad stock, to- day, were unusually large, and prices fell off one per from the opening. Norwich and Worcester declined 14 percent ; New Jersey Zinc, '; ; Reading Railroad, ';; Morris Canal, };; Erie Bonds, convertible, 1871, 1. Har- lem Railroad, went up */ per cent, with moderate sales. ‘The new iseue of Erie Convertible Bonds were sold, to day, in small lote, at prices ranging from 87 down to 8634 per cent. The receipts at the offce of the Acsistant Treasurer of this port, to-day, amounted to $120,342 35; payments, $148.44 78—Dalance, $1,063 454 40, The Camden and Amboy Railroad Company aad the Delaware and Maritan Canal Company have deslared a femi-annual dividend of five per cent. ‘The tale of three millions of New York and Hrie Rafl- road Convertible Bouds, on Saturlay, the pa ars Of which we gave yesterday—Sundoy—-produced to the company the annexed sums: — Tints Boxe . t 586,317 00 1,152,000 « ‘ Ms 1,008,(00 00 $3,000,000 at 57.00); average © sees coos $2,025,911 05 ‘The difference between the par value and the amount realized, wae $574,089, The company in paying seven per cent on the pay value of the bonds, pay, in fact, more than nine per cent per snnum on the sum received. ‘Thie includes the discount on the bonds. ‘The amount of U. 3, stock transferred to foreigners ‘frqm the Ist to the Oth inst., was $83,200, of which $ was of the loan of 1842, and $70,000 of the loan of 1947. The amount of gold deposited in the mint, Philadel. phia, this month, to the 10th inst , was $2,152,000; coin- age, $840,752; payments, $2,094,794 53. ‘The annexed account of the fifty doller California gold pieces, appears in @ new work on coins, just pub- Ushed by Mecers. Eckfeldt and Dubois, of the United States Mint:— ‘The fifty dollar pioce of the United States Assay Office at Ban Francirco, established at San Francisco by the Act of Congress, 1850, is prepared and iesued by Mesers, Moffatt & Co., contractors, and bears the stamp of Au- gustus Humbert. assayer. The two professed ates of ‘tines, 880 and 887 thowsandths, are found, upon assay here, to be duly maintained, whether in single pieces or aarti on But some irregularity in the weight ‘of s0 heavy # piese, alloyed with silver zaly, and ofler- ing eight corners to wear, is to be expected. When pre- in quantities sufficient to allow for parting the silver, say 70 ounces, the average mint value is about 96010. ‘In less quantities, the silver not being allowed for, the average value is about $49 00, but even without or they cocasionally come up fully to the alleged ‘The Titna Fire Insurance Company has declared a dividend of four per cent. The American Railway Times, of the Ist inst, contains a list of all the railways in the United Stater, by which it eppears that the number of railways in operation is 268, measuring 11,565 miles, and constructed at a cost of $335,150,848, The number of railways in course of con- struction is 74, measuring 11,228 miles, Tho total num- ber of railways is 337; and the whole number of miles in operation and in course of construction {*» 22,803. Their Weality. &c., may be seen from the following:— Rastroans ix Back or rar, Um ep Brares, Jan. 1852, No. of les in Dfiles in States operation, course of Cost, ways, including construc branches. Maine. +10 283 $8.191 603 Kew Hawpehire, 1 403 14.14,755 Vermont. ¥ 369 13,116,553 1,168 60 510 1.946 00 3 7 3 a 7 4 7 1 6 08 28 £90 4 474 20 528 Mu a f a — 1 1 20 (8 11,865 14,228 ‘This table is, without doubt, within limits, The actual extent of railroads in the United Btates is probably be- yomd the above aggregate, as many short roads or teamohes may have been omitted. Thie shows s groater Sength of reilroad than in sny other country in the world, and emounts to nearly one-half of the aggregate Sength of railway in existence, According to the mort recent ‘returns, the extent of railway, under trafis, snd the amount capital invested in them in tne several countries in which they hove beep corriructed, were av aupexed --- Hasncers in Boom Gourrny, Bikes completed. ond esr 1,635 935,160,848 1,250,000 000 390,875,000 283,905,000 47,820,000 15,000,000 Umied Star United Kingdom: Germanic States, . TO). ceeseeee ve 098,027 $2,240,810 848 Te will be seen by this statement, that mere then one- half of the aggregate cost was expended in the United Kingdom, upon a Little leas than one-third of the entire length. Beven thousand miles of road, in the United Kingdom, cost four times a9 much as eleven thoucand five hundred miles in the United States. It has been stated, in » Londom paper, that the people of (reat Hritain have within the past twenty years, not enly paid two hundred and fifty millions of pounds sterling, for tbe construction of their own railioads, but hare co about fifiy millions of pounds sterling te the co tlon of railways in other countries. It is estimated that the net profit from railways, in all countries, is about three and a half per cent on the cost of construction and e¢¢ qaipmens, The annexed table, showing the amount of capital expended Io e h country, in railways, for every one hundred Individuals of the entire population, will be interesting :— Sees on i noaps Fon Bacnt Wuxpneo or Porvrarion. + 1,200 Russia, +» $800 Btater, aud more than six times.as much as in France. The length cf road in proportion to the popula- tion in each country, is as follews:— Luxor o8 me pen Minnis oF Porviation. United States. ....... United Kingdom. Germanic States. Belgium ....045 —So that while the total length of railway in operationin the United Ssates exceeds the length open in the United Kingdom in the ratio of 103 to 70, the capital invested in the Englith railways exceeds that invested in the rail- ways of the United States, in the ratio of 125 (0 33, Cost rer Mie. ror Consri rock. United Kingdom. .$178,600 German’ . $02,000 France... + 20,000 Belgium... From the above, it appears that the average cost per mile of the British railways, ha been one third more than the French, nearly twice that of Belgium, three times that of the Germanic, and nearly six times that of the American. This is a most extraordinary statement. The small cost of railroads in the United States gives usan immense advantage over every other country, and in a fe the length of railway in this country will ex others put together. The construction of railroads in the Western and Southern sections of the Union costs less than in the Eastern and Middle States; and the average cost of roads, ten years hence, will be less than it isnow, We have such an immense extent of territory to corer with these works of internal improvements, that It is fortunate that their cost iscomparatively so small. The cost of our railroads isa mere bagatelle, compared with the advantages and benefits derived from them. The value of property has been quadrupled by the almost an- nibilation of distance between remote points, There has been an equalization ef value in landed property, a better distribution, and an abandonment of that concentration in value that existed previous to the construction ofthis rapid mode of communication. The aggregate has been unusually increased, while certain lecalities have depre- ciated. ‘The superintendent of the banking department, in bis report to the Legislature, gives the annexed exhibit for inc Derantyent—Srate or New Yorn. ‘The whole number of banks, bauking associations, and individual bankers, doing business om the first day of De- cember, 1851. is two hundred and forty: four, as follow: Chartered ban! Banking associations Individual bankers. . Toti Bince the date of the last report by the Compiroll the charters of two banks have expired; their agzregate capital was $5(9,€C0, viz ‘The New York state Bank, capital $900, 600 Bank of Newburg, 140,000 A majority of ” the stockholders of both these institu. tions have formed associations under the provisions of chapter 313, Laws of 1549. During the year, 37 banking associations and indiy: dual bankers have deposited the securities required by law, and comudenced the businers of banking, viz SOUTATIONS. Citizens’ Bank, New York; Chatham Bank, New Yor! Farmers’ Bank, Saratoga Co., Half Moon Village; Bau of Fort Edward. Fort Edw ard; Genesea Valley Bank, Geneseo; Grocers’ Bank, New York; vie Bank, Orange Go Goshen; Glens Fella Bank.Gle is; Hanover Bauk, New York; Irving Bank New) + Merchants’ Bank in nkyrs ’ Bauk of Syraca: Yerk; Bank of Malone, ris me ew York Exch: ate Bank, Albany; Bank of New. North America, New Ye . People’s Bank, r couse litan Bank, Ne: the Metrope New York; New Y of the securities d ns above x med, | by the twenty-six ban g wRe as follows, viv i= New York State stocks, ..... $1,982,519 89 United States stocks A 915.060 00 Canal revenue certificates é 109 500 40 Bonds and Mort zoges 290424 00 Tv Circulation i « $2,606,243 89 $2,247,215 00 ued on the above securit: Invivrovan Barna, Commercial Ravk of Clyde; Clyde ; Bank LA Chemung, Fimira; Dunkirk Bank, 1 janicirk ; Isior Bank, Meridian, Caynga Co ; Bank of Havana, Havann ; Lua berman’s Baak, Wilmurt, Herkimer Co; Mechanics Benk of Watertewn, Watertown; New York Pauk of Saraicga Co., Hadley; New York Traders’ enk of Wash- ington Co, North Granville; Oneida Valley Bank, Oneita; Valley Bank or Lowville, Lowyille. ‘The amount and character of the reeurities deposited by the eleven individual banks above naaed, ir as fl lows, viz :— New York State stocks, United Btates stocks... Canal revenue certificates fe Bonds and Mortgager.. 7197 Potal.... +. + $514,091 Circulation issued on t + $564,008 Stock $10000 U 8 G's, 07, 81g 000 do. XO Virgini 500 Brio Incom 8000 Erie Con, issud, £09., 0 Io Med 7 nian BR os a Erie & e Fa Reaalng Re. 400 o 10 Ww CitaTIEA SQUARE, corNnaR OF FE er steamer “i ednerdoy, January i ? is 1 Yenoole Tonvon, Teclan i, tance, a rts of Cormany, ani ther forcign countries pda AARON SWARTS. NAUTIO THE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY yj foausioned paines Makiup, using, of vonding the Union con for Ferries, Mi a St: { im the sole inventor, fat i if Da a iON OH THOK O° Pa 0 OWNERS OF REAJ, ESTA’ wish to buy lots in Dotroit, ma if holders in Now rk will write mo description and p: Twill conn) vith J.B. “priest, January Sd, 1982, pa SUBECRIBER RESPECTFULLY INFORMS 18 wand the public, shad ho bas take tore No. ao Broome street mown a8 the valebrated Brandy Store snd formerly cceupied by the late i Dallimore, and # ‘tends to putatien | the the busi+ seth | on fad St, ane 10, tence can bo given; please gaditoner, Bart of olt femily, Nook: stands ontting and © er; und — SITUATION, BY A YOUNG ana fuliy competent for tho business, so Waiter sad oF ts me general hoaseworm of @ email ‘has lived heen youre ia her act. erapioy jo city rolerence givan. Vleapo call at erties vifibana Bisth svences, ANTED—A SITUATION As go0x, IN ooun RE- spectablo private fi : ig @ Pro Good refer Datiid iy street. Wares SITUATION, BY A Bear aer arn 8 eirl, maid and Waiter, or Nurs. goat are aac plinitact aueliy oh bee kash places 73 Fourth etiect. ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT inl, @ sitvation ai a Hood city, zeferdnen, ir reqnired. 0103 Fourtcouth treet, near First aveno, fourth tioor, bas Wyantep—py A RESPECTABLE AMERICAN O12 waituation ss Cham! or general housework, in reference given. Inquire st No. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAY, & situation as Chambermaid, or to do qeuoral hove 3 Bliaboth street, work. Can bo seen for two Gaye #8 No, 207 Bast Twonty- fret wtreot, TED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN tuationas Chambermaid or Nuxse, Best of rotor chargoterand ability, from hor lastpiacs. Aprly Wanzep—ey AYOUNG WOMAN, a situa was Plain Jook and to do ronoral nowsework A washor her last plece, 5 Greeawioh strovs. Gen abet geen for two days. Tease call at ANTED—RY A RESPROTABLE YOUNG WOMAN of quict and stendy habits, avituation in & pri ‘Chambermaid, and to do fino washing and froning. n tablo, or take cero children, and vo en in tho di®erent etuatione with hor hero an interviow may be had. Can be Viease call at 207 Mercer etreet, in tho ANTEB—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT young woman, o situation ae Searmstrees; undor- ‘and children’s drassas, and ling to assist in the care ef children. Good reference in ¥ oan begiven. Apply at SS Proepect st: ay ‘be seen wo days. ANTED—A BITUATIO) girl, to do housework ; Hith street, corner of Sixt s washer and ironer to xo a5 chamberm: call at 66 Fourth ay take care of children and do plain sowing Knitter. Can be econ for t sireeh, near Binth, ByeMtts Bost o given. Can be cen for tw the Siath and Seventh avenuse, and ironer, wa embroidery and orochet work, s situation ao saleawo! to do fine work. Address Box 2,541, second ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, ao Chambermsid, or Nurse, or Chambermaid and to do fine Washing and Ironing. Mlcave call at 52 Twenty- enue, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTADLE Joung woman, to do general housework ; is » good can do plain cooking—lss no objaction Good reverence can be given. Plenso ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young women, to dochamborwork anid walling, ox to ten’ large days at 73 We 0° Ninel on th ft vity Teterenvo an be BY A RESPECTABLE Protestant Welch woman, who ia 8 good cook, washer snd ironor, ina pEivate family. Good reference given. Ap- ply at 148 Pourt street, for two daye, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUA- A good plain Cook, Washer and Ironer, orto do work. Tho best of city Foieronce ean be days a netoonth etreot, between V ANTED—A SITU TION TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- work, by a Protestant young woman; is & sood wasler a willing to make hexself generally use n° — not’ go much am object e at tho store 109 Broome ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PERSON WHO 18 well sequsinted with every kind of fiae neodlework, ® comfortable home. In root. a ANTED—BY A SeEACT ARDS, YOU iG WOMAN, @ situation as chainbermaid, wi er, Washer Snd ironer, or to do the general housework Peta ‘8 sinall private family. at of city referonccs given, and may be seen for two Please apply at No. 1:9 Seventh avenue, betwoen Nikttecnth nd Twentieth atrects, 7 ANTED—A Mt se) BY A RESPECTABLE private family, Se ens nia. The ppblicans i ise Anote tended to, ne work, and washiny years of axe) whe lo to be with children, us Ae ferences can be Sixth streot, second door from dl ANTED—A SITUATION, BY a RESPECTABLE woman, to wait on a Indy or family going to Califor- versant with th on Ian; uae. reesed J, M. D., box 2,215 Post Ottce, will ACTUSTOWED TO THE good sonwetzess, Apply ae BY 4. RESPEITABLE Waiter, Nureo, or ANTED—A SITUATION, op, woman, so Cham termaid, Searetr Bh igotion to 0 to the 21eTonco g.v ane et 108 | C1 Laarene street, ANTED-A SITUATION AS WET NURSE, BYA | M Ploass call 108 Mamor:loy street, Cam be’ seen for two daye. SITUATION, BY A RBSPEOTABLE | t Please to orllat m tor three ds, rer peotable womans in the Faeemen: m,08 Cook, who perfectly uni © ah OF city reter~ cooking, in a privat af N tions to 0 t> the "Can be eecn’ tor eof ANTED—BY A RESPE ‘ABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ® situation ag Cham) ection to do. tho fine SITUATION, BY A SCOTCH GIRL, AS maid or to do general house we: on ao Wailer In a rare " 0 woll and can como wi Fressa oall Bt 38 Wot ANTBD-BY A RESPEC TABLE YOUNG WOMAN, — Sind te aseiat i a tho w Flouse apriy at foots frontro » dhe 53 Eloventh ttreot, ret o folly competent to cook, was all kind of wor! ANTED-BY A RESPEC TAB! a PROTESTANT 1m, No. % for owo days, TIDY AND INTRLLI- Soamsiress And Deessma- ANTED—BY A gonb yo ng gitl, iiaatlon ho ” juire ‘at si’Greenwish 6 atroct, ANTED-A SITUATION BY A RESPECTA young woman, to cook, wash fi work: or as luundraea in a cerpectabio: ones oan ie given from hor last situat ANTED-A SITUATION BY A RESPROTAG young woman, to Cook, Bako, amd assist in Wachin od vity reference given. Goo Please all at ish Twellth street, ANTED—SITUATIONS, young women, one a other asrerular Sesmstre eave call at 125 Twelfth street, botween Tireh and Sixth avenaee, ANTED—A SITUATION woman, one who understands plain Coo! and Ironing, or Renoral hou treet oe from her k: et BY TWO RESPRCTARLE uY A STEADY YoU NG : ey Please inyuire at 24 ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT young woman, asituation to do gouersl housework, oF as chambermaid, and to . Can be geen tor two days. Please apply at 173. West Nine! conth street. 4 NTED—SITU aa oe Tw 0 | RESPECTADT, E sw Chamtbormald acd. We washing, Tho best of city retorenoo can be giver Ter two days ab 107 Tweilth etroct, between the Fish wud Sixth avenues, up stairs. ANTED—TEN CLERKS, ouT OF EMPL. S¥MENT jo zohan cARYAsberS for the Clerks’ Journal. Apply xt 1 Spruce street, from 9A, M. the office of the paper, P.M, A liberal commicsion will be given. ANTED—A SITUATION IN A STORE OR OFFICE, pan, Who is good acount. enerally wasful. his security, if reunited, Rreapectable youn, Ww je will be ‘ound ts ig employer. Ploase ad dress the D. Horaid ‘oflice. ANTED— BY A RESPECTABLE MAN, AGED 25 yoare, a situation agin-door servant. He understands f plate, lamps, and forniture, and a either town or country. Thosoin want P.R. M,, Herald otiice, tor a we ANTED—BY TWO YOUNG WOMEN, [pret tt) hd One wy CNrbesldt sagrau Rhy. waiting & the oth on stendy, homs sl 8, ork, and hi 23 abisellon tin wathing. B city ee: iy and Wedn oedey, Hs oe 2 ¢ Bowery, cht waiting amet and ironer ; is of Goo myven. To be seen fer a few ayes Plewe nddross shy Seve th or waiting. The best of city reference Wanted, ails c or Seamstress, and who has no objection to take care of ren. beker. Can give the best’o two days, at 17 West Tl and hi W4nimp- ‘A SITUATION, BY A RESPECT aa at 176 Cwoltth tre reforen: rear, second floor. ve of orderly and In and ironor, and is willing to make herseli gonorally Haz the ail at 190 Seventh avenue, second floor, front room. ood cit on from her last place tor two day 22% Broome the secon ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young voman 8 ciaateenel = a firet eats Kedar ir ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE oung Woman, to do ceneral housework, chamber work, given, \bormaid a situation by s young girl, Vlenae to oail at 124 Groone street, iu the rear, up y ‘ANTED—1Y A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOM4N, a situation tool, wash, and iron, and f fiet rate y reference. Can be sven, fur h otrocty betwen Seveuth rt th avenves, in tha LE Laundross ¢¢ Chambormaid. Apyly youn ANTED—AS NUR educated Protest A WELL. 0 must ro iy but one 0 sow, And arciet im housenold ‘eurteonth street. the will be exneote ica. Apply st So Woat F W 4NTED—A SITUATION, BY A V ble woman, a9 Cook, Wa: yeara bent of city reforence " Fo wenty oe ttreet, sacond floor, back ro Wanenst st to do housew ate. siven five wir Inst do chainberwork, abet strects ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE, STEA young womsn, 2 sivuation to do gonersl isn cood washer snd thant find a ve 01 ip onpanle of doi short diatense ference. Pleo 0 days. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOXAN, m to do nencral housework in & emall private femaily; or othormiso, as Charclozm Can give cteity retvrémec,, In juive ab No. 158 Seconds in Syaoement. y 7 ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE 1 we MAM, A sr ation ses good Cook. She is an exo ellent ae ‘ee from hor Inst place, Please was of city rover y ANTED. RESPEOTACSLE STEADY YO NG rirl, ® situa’ 0 dO would Gogemeral housework: la'a good ‘washer wud iroucr, snd would take oara of children and assis in & nursery. Can give the best of city reforonco. country. Ploseo to vall at di Pring for two days. no objostion to the toch, in the store, y TANTE SITUATION BY A RESP ) as Semmetzens, and to do Light chars berwork, ttend young oi Can work well Win Hof needles, Good city referenon,. Plea: dreva (, MoA, No. li Filth street, in tho roar, a Bower t the RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN ood Cook in & hotel dining Ww ANTED—BY A Youn: WOMAN, A SITUATION, [ ® private family, aa Soamstress; wonld senist. | gliamberworks Good reieronce given, Call av 1) street, mear Grand, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Wouay, a aituation xe Charvermaid and Waiter, or to do nsework ey a ammall family. d city revoren' ly at S03 or (97 Greenwich etreot, Fromt 19 ip ED “BY A CREOLE, A SITUATION AS 1 to teavol witls & W atrp- Y Y AN ACTIV. 5, EXPERIENCED you x hambermaid and Seamutr: tding howse, or to do ge ina yrirate fainily or private b ° ral} ork in a small family. Wages not so much an ob- Ject aga comfortable homes, Picass sail at No. 201 Soveut street, third story, front room, Can be soon for two days. ANTED-1 ‘td ‘ STEADY YOUNG MAL LoD wHorss Juat a jimation’s# Cook ; ‘is an excellent tiom to a hotel. ton street. W4ANtmpny A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, avitoation as Cook, Washer and Ironer, orto do tie general housework of s small private fsmily, Good re\o- Tonce from her me eroployer, whore she has served for the Jast fou m be seon for two days. if mot ongaced, in the rear, No oljoction w £0 Can bi Warr A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A i ramaity fy; the is aa vente! y fouarencns rom or last Wu. BY ‘qamracrania wes |e 1° toferonce given, en.” Plenae ot jo, 2 Avenue ee W RRS STAC erage re Wee ane rae irene OP ANTED—A BIEVATION AS BARKEEPER, BY AN n, of good address aud business habits; leand retail liquor store. Can gf) Wili bo heard of for two dayt. A or to conditct nw! tole oat ANTED- BY A STEADY, RESPECTALE MAN, A | Address RL. L,, Herald ofic ‘situation as porter in a wholesale store, or any ‘re- specteble jusiness—can read, writo and keep accounts, and in willing to make himself gcherally useful. Address J. 1, 7 ANTED BY A RESPECTABI PROTESTANT ‘tustion in s pork store, or would go respectable busines “Would make himsolf general reduce the best of sity refe- 0 nwrite 8 g000 land, rence ae ta sobriety and trust in the crocery stereo, ior Waluer etree, curnet | WANTS. BOARDING AND LODGING. YOURG BNCLISO MAN 8 DEST YOUNG ha a Pirin sf BOARD WA “4 a 84 Vales to 2 rention: rivate French (ami tress |, at Poat Office. PARLOR AND BEDROOM, AND A F2W © rooms, With good board, to bo bad at No. 4) W. | Twonty-second stzent, The honge is now, with ail tho me | tn improvements, and hagdsomely furulsied throay oct | References requ | Ay rt RNISRD BE OM TO LET, TO A SINGLE bath and water closet attached. | Le a es exchanged. Inqntroat 96 B-ood: Adito 19) Now Vork ote, will be punctually attended fined fp beeen from WA... UU OPS tor threo dsyo. YOUNG WOMAN WISHING TO GO TO NRW ¢ leans, world wait on o Isdy er fswity durin rergarelonger, itrevuired, Place soy day this week, a the bagement 13) Reade strac te i] Good rofe: aneueperced. | way. R00M TO LET, table for @ gontle LADY w : A able private family ag Seametrers, or 11 y ating, whoro an in wmay t S West S vonteonth atr | Boannrsc. 5 ROOMS TO RENT FoR G NTL PECTABLE WOMAN Wa ats Al A fine lerge fron nd Foon, oe w tion as good Cook, Washer, an Irener: can baka | ens with or “withoa’ bear igo therough servant; Kind to chiliron, | breakfast end tea. Gontle A to rendor hor sbilities to the bene" t of rn : Mdowell te cal! st Mrs, ete hi snd steady, Peni streot. etroet, t ~ Beatoi ty re terence. f OARD. JENTLEMAN AND LADY by sid bes ed room, either furuished or ares Hchine BHoskl IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.—TWO OR THREA Louse—verias §: RESPRCTASLE YOUNG GIRD uation as Seamatrexv; no ob. oot obildron. Plesae call for three single gentlemen can be accommodated with woll fare - nished rooms, and break faat, ea, and dinner, on 8 FIRST RATE COOK 19 DESIROUS OF PROCURING | 2 resp ¢ Brooklya, within tive 4 ® situation tn a private hostding } from th Apply xt 53 Beate ateeet, Brookiya fai ily. in give tho brat o uy ef ao cance + Washor ond ironer, and. wilting to help in OARDING AND LODGING—A VERY HANDSOME Work, Addrcas at 'No.8 Howard strece, or an to ace til | CARD! is oar Caieeent te lek, teabeee ees tuitod. _ | hoard, in ah apied hy mall private family. RESPRETABLE YOUNG WOMAN WAN'S ASIT. | gt a sense Micka lie ake alaanee +% ustion ay Pisin Cook and good Wa ily Chambermaid, or of vit: reference. Benois pown TOWN.A GENTLEMAN AND his wife cam obtain & vory pleasant handsomely ° 5 0 days, furnishe! fron’ room, on the second floor, with bodrooun avenue, Cam be seen ‘oe two day; Aohed, if necoasary, at No. 41 Barolay stroot. Theae or PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN WANTS 4 SITUA. , fongeingte gontlomen eu also obtain vory pleasant rows, EX Sion in a private family to cool, wars and iron; or ay | Meffrenco rovtzed aunirces in & hotel or boarding houre. ecallat 10) Rivington strest, tiret loot back room. | Bowen WANTED, BY ho im the central cae eho: 2 JOARDING.—A CENTLEVAN AND LADY CAN HAYR a vory plossant furnished room, wich full board for tha touy only.” leo, a very pleasant front attic, at No. Li Oran act, weekly, im advanoe, FINE ARTS. LORRD DAGUBEREOT YPES F ‘D—BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, imily, where thore are fow or no boardareg Fitts a0, Skylight Room wor, Bi vioinity of the Park, between Veoov aud tween @.ateeete, tho-oniy, caiablishmont roakinst and tea only roiwirod. Addriey tho sity akyl ight Daguerreatyps 11 Bost Otllee. pare aken tor Fi TReF sizes abecual satisfaction is given. Ba men ccommodate with welt farnished seers and yertinh 8 priv ing ad: '@ DAGUERREOTYPISTE—FOR SALE, A LARGE | Clinton rtreet, aorortment of Daguorreotype Mats of all pate: 0 ayeltinn atilln ete ehees ae excellent opport ot | 3UAND.—SEVERALSIN( | | i Bosep iy SOUTIDROOKLYN.—OnE OR TWO GE | family, by apo! EGENTLEMEN CAN TIND further partioulars, inquize at 22 Contre etrect, corner 0 plasms comiortable rooms, with broaktast sad ten, f Rend, fourth story. | by 7 se at No. 57 Chamdora strost, threo doors fromm aes a= | ron woy, opposite the Park. ‘This is one of the mout cose PUBLIC LECTURES. tral and desirable locations in the city. Q THE PAR A LADY ART. % OARD WANTED TOR A LADY 9 THE BAR—XBW O¥FICERS OF THENEW ¢ ORK | Be rants \eaed in pol ores foalloee ant heeeaiees aw Institute otion to annovnso that the | ‘Tern Sho would ‘exch Prouch end musio'n pa following xex tlemen agreed t0 delivers References givon, address, throught tures beiore body dod ing thy Deewent wintor tT. ate 3 rif Fdmonds. Moa. © Wn. ours Noyes, Hfonry 8, Do! Brady, E. R. | PROARD WANTED—FOR TWO LADIES, IN A RE spootablo private family, in the vicinity of Fulton, Bim | lnntio, oF Union streets, South Grooklyn, Adrow Al. Coy the eitice of this peper, immediately. J Slop, Will deliver the. ‘int duotory 10° Room, on Wedne evening, 421 P-M,"'Tho delivery of the leetvcen will thon pF Tho lectnrera and suljeota will bo dv nounoeL tures will be fra to the gentlemen ef the Bar and such frionde a9 they may introduce JOUN ANTICO: Vico President ot the haw inet | Rosk Weenie A SMALE PORN SED | ROOM, s 2 PY | ret drees box No. Bri AGIC EX?OSED—PROFESSOR ANDERSON'S re : AVE thacical or inoxhaustible wino bottle, toxathor with hin | *%¢ location. Private tam other wonderful aud myat rman mado plain, to the augionee, in all ita simp! of tho celebrated Protonsor Teatot, of Var venant Matitute, 439 Br a Taoe2ay Bry 1sthe "Deotsopen avn sommenceaty availieion 0 oente. aeay iy Post ‘Office, 6 only noo apply. TP WO Roos TO LET-PERSONS THAT ARB Dha7~ Tougol good and respootable accommodations in a pri , ¥stodwolliny, cam do eo by an early application at No. G Dovor atreet. VY ERY CONVENTENT LARGE ROOMS, wire 1 Ag ntrion and bedroome adjoining, to let, | j suitable for families. Apply at 20 St. Mi OTICE I8 HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE © ‘OPART- | W ANTED—AN : vee norship herotofore existing eon the undersigned in ® roa) amity, for & feo and h has this day. becn dissolved bymuttal consent; ateo shat | wito at eonwecke nares Wilkins MoCawbor, Jr., the businoss heretofore conducted by the firm of Heinoman | Siuare l'ost Office, to-morrow. & Rosonbaum, will be heroaitor carried on by Simon Roson- | = cas aaehes SRS id baum, who will pay off and collet all debte due the co- y ANTED-BY TWO OR THREE GEMTLEMEN, THO partnership bu: I SIMON HRINEMAN. or throe rooms, with or without board, with a rosveota~ Mew Youw, Jan, 1, 1852. SIMON ROSENBAUM. ble private (int al Ter & matter of no parueer mo- ment if the locality (in the neighborh ( Broadway px ferred.) and general arrangomen dress, stating partioulars, Box bon | ARTNER WANTED— WITH A CAPITAL ROM $3,000 | i, in ® Very profitable and sate manufacturing | ts tircct dvi ed eet of roferonce given and rojuired, Address Manufacturer, of x ;WISHING AN” HOMESTE PHYSICIANS—ANY ONE WISHING AN ACTI STE ADS, Partner or ‘visiting Assistan’, can hear of ono, by adress pu sue ‘on DNEW YORK BUILDING Ass era of olectiog Soe tory references van be qivon | esial mooting, for the purpe | otticers A aspiclen of of Association, in rhnretey a gyeniny ary 15th, at ck, at Chatham fo! 3. OOO ANE. A PARTNER | wita Tie | No. 3 Chatham's The p od to atton?= ound, to ongage ina very prositablo | ai ‘\drengos may. bo @ this city, that will pey $5.00 por | wil) fully explain man, {tise chance seldom of- above manufacturing busines annum. To an enter; fered. Svourity on re: bites by a number of gentlemen, who 0 ob; And operations of Building &s- fons, Books or aubecrip! Hon nee now open at the cifioe given for the amount invested, of J. Buxton, de, No. Lt North Willisca street, and oe with nemo, &c. Lattings, No. GY Fulton street, where | the prospectus may bolad. SOCIETY MEETINGS, ETC, em eRe ‘2 ~ | Usitx BUILDING ASSOCIATION, —TII3 ASSOCIE- MERCANTILE LIBRARY Assocration.—TitE AN- Hion has beon in successful oporation eisht momthes Bual mecting of tho Assoviation for the purpsse of re- share on which only $200) has leen aia ceiving the reporte of the Treasurer an rd of Direction, ‘the and for the traneaction of, other busin id on Tuetdsy evening next, at 7:4 o'slock, iu the Lecture Rooin, Clinton Hall. Hon. Ghas ‘Rig, will pre WILLARD L. FELT, Rec: ETAIL CLERKS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, THAT in eee of xeent enactments, the Retail Dey | Joining, ion, thia Society wi ing Socretary. | pay tis back dun; in tantaluenis which ig an accommodation to the t Kociely now in «: in do so ab tho rox! | por share monthly, momlors not granted f Persone deriroug o which will be b A SITUATION AS COACIIMAN, BY A 50 active young man, who understands his, well; is & Protestaat, snd would m: y ‘Any cominands ior J. M., 63 Groen IIL be attonded to for two days. RIENCED ENG: IXDER, TO RU sho os R PROM 80.TO es RS? etican, Scotch, Wel Please wdlsoos ” 0, for thres day WOMAN WANTS A ind tod plain sowing. er cen fox two daye at 22 Woot ‘iro a n | Sonstanty. widexivg | walk of itie.” yhat, ptain and wnps 1 COOK DESIRE! $TO HAVE A PLA i An mily. The besb roforsnves FRENCH COOK, WHO UNDERSTANDS ew? Path ons, Wants # situation in & seapecta | affection t seamstress. ape ly fore 11 o'clock A.M. pes | Trent, and (or thas purpose a comritteo of LADY OF CONSIDERADLE FE. XPERIENCE IN hin, fous to obtain the situation of Go- i Fernces in 2 roepetable, private amily, or that of panion to 8 lady; would have no chjection to take « youve ehildre | and of these resolutions, Ang communiostion au ed th OOK SSITUATION WANTED-RY A FAITUEUL WO- gome of tho most respestable 0 tin nd her vastness in n all ite branche Can be soon at Ni n by 10 Prince ‘stroet, od to wasiny wud ironing, Weees, ‘W Dag . AD wpetween iJand 12 o'elock, A.M, Enst Tyronty-iiith street. M tk MBNT.— WANTED, ‘AT XO; School Teachers, Droz , Bar kerpers ith y the empl ojment req URSB WaNTED cae NEED bah § co x ELLENTLY RE a » OPPOSite ert 1m ADY. ERT a Rife hid A i gcd ‘Apion IM Mt Bi. al ‘. fas Tast vhreo. yengn, nuperinten and bad tho entire mauacemont of s tarze bar, a Inte emplo dd Adérosa C. © vied ae of & argo ashen Wooster: ae 0; HOTEL KEEPERS TU ADY ERIISE R DESIRES situation a6 Boo! or in ® drat class hi 1D. Lp Berald of WANTRD—A MAN wo. HO Ne nee s a basasa nF Pe corner Fine, avonve am RSPECTABI, z GIRLS oe Bava LIVED (N hi hres i = situations eas; bo! G ards, housework, en. 20 » Pecond ‘oor, Foe two days, t not i} rom Chambermatd,, sho” othor aie io boosme Acnerally waotal 8 LZ wo SCRA net FROTESTANT ‘youNa Greus saber ald and rs ane wen. “oan be soem plain its 4 Ny ot, be sen Batra and Siath sven T°, DRY corre SALROUEN. <WANTED—A PERSE. ae iuiewioea, Goods Clerk: i PAve 90 moditiod their 1aws as to | at No. 5 Chatham re, Tnetday, aunty 1% at Sovou Smbrace Metall Clorke of al branchaee! trader Tvs ntea, | o'clock, P.M Mr. Barased wills opie woriking of thi Srifling outiay, they oan in addition to the Sick{Bonciitsand | Association. » PBC ‘hie, , Seorolary. ba? Closing advantages, secure tho uso of a cliojco Library | | of Standsra Books. Applications tor membership can be | FAYE EDEN VALE HOMESTEAD BU Tht G AS30CI- med m Weunerdey and f yand T ation will hold a osdzy Kvo ouloes Reading Rooms, 103 Mowery (np of Tillary and will be given upon ali topicy rel 60 BemAB sow JAM _W. Hi, Fov, Revordin ASONIC NOVICE —THE r dent Lodgo, No. 185, an tatvhe Lod, lay, (Tucsday) et on fuzeral of our deceased broth tion, Sutrause from Til AND BRANDY siyoere thanke ta ho be c ay, aad» J. W. Marvin, Secretary. OBITUARY. 7 THE FRIENDS © 9 sed Almighty God to wefalnesa, the inte Dr. famnol ise WLLAN ned for his servicca and all}, 95 a pl Lee tii chasscter $4 & man and® Chritian, that | SPLENDID DISPLAY OF CAMSLIAS, NOW IN rsal nocord bh hi ne pre-ominent | LX bloom atthe garden of M an % fon, Cigvd evens h Richnond | and F Sixth abr Lof | sized plants, (docble w h they hold the v consory: alt and all azo osger to ack ral audortmen’ © bess % Bouquets, and back ally arrenge a: N, B.—Pirot avenuo vt. nian. R hie pre: an irreparable. loss. ysiologionl thi; br him wore leo united nie PARK BILL and Ti CORNER OF UNS iatogrity, thenioost | U) “versity pia Th magaldcenk 4 eesty snd philanthropy which know uo bounds, | ssicon, comtnin rm ‘our splendid Bor- ception of vile by kind and aisisblo de portmene during x practi u g Alleys, is now ope the eppertonances & mty years ho sttachod to hi cirsle of adi for the 6 rooms Ree of the most mr ea his course ee | sostiy dcsoription, ande the very 1 tion fy | been that of a ministering ance e,hinelans, bis | ALiimom who avail thomcelvos ot the rations male en life hav shy given to comedy | fortueie comlort end aruda t hee, whO Roe and sllsviato, suitortny Aig tort tne | ionaeke comte ago of his friends ‘Lis in metal Dlessingsof those ready to pori Resolved, That this meoting deeply aympathtzex with the family of the deceaged in their sad. berasyoment, while they ean ef ef consclation than the beliet shat soot a here, Ly edd its et lac eed eal tones Fig he lip Falton strech. New Yorks Tucao Cabioe’ "yee G7 ed. Thadin order to perpetuate tho memory of our | °F only, betting strictly f Marbla, iron, iviond, and.to exhibit ia truly Oh n example | malcrany boda,’ Ind) Feblar tnd tre strate. Clot, 1" cause to a i) and ’ Ed Yor" thet porpore 6 gona hoe at hee eg mont | Teathors, cuo waa, fe,, forsale av b zens 0! the county be appointed to solicit subscriptions, and tat an additional committee of tiva be appointed to NOTE Ig HRREDY GIVE carry in‘o effect the object and intent of thie resolution, tid, Cizelmon & Si Resolved, Thata copy of the proovodings of this meeting. be gens to tho iamily of the de- | quonae of ti that such proceedings ane resolutions bo pub- | demands a lished in the Staton Talandor, aud also in ho follow-ag Now | snd tl York city newspapers, vir:—The Journal of Commoros, the Commorcin! Advertiser, the Evening Post, Tribune, Expres and Heral it was resolved to add the Chairman and Se- it, Peopriotor, BASSFORD 3 ROOMS, wira wit & gon tables, 109 Ch ¥ atroes, Philadolp. N THAT rie 77Ee. « e ols, Fire Fi: , No. p 0 ‘at the same, indebted will plenee make immediate payment to either of tho undersigned, who will continue the business uncer the tirm of Cizelmen & Sis! tho Arm, are requested to pe ‘On motio crotary of this mocting to the Subscription Cornmitten, The ‘ollowing gentlemen wore named by he chale,to aarry | JY. SAVAGE, 02 FULTON STREET, WOULD into enced the provisions of tho, thini fesolution—dubscrip- | Aitention to the bomutifal, small Gold Humtin tion Committoo—Henry B, Motealfo, chard Ln nd s xroat variety of Gold, and Silver tu Binjth, Sooretary: Nathan Barrett, iMlaghcga Tom pina, Yon aniother Wateier ior Gentlemen, All warranted p: Cc. G, Thémpson, Se ene Britton, 8. Ee Ludlow, ©. Gignoux, | tinekscpers, ma at prices that caunot {ail to pleaee, ark, Mf ward Morrits, Jolin ’ Caliemese? 3 Vandectilt, ELATINE | GELATINE! GRUATINE!—JUST RE Li Tete ceived, a largo unntity of this very tioe artioley te Harrison, M.D. | from the colobratod tactory of So versully Ao i Has diol cd to bo the ess le ues a sale’ agomt for the United Sia! \, Me Bom oe EO. SORIVEN, a NICAL LAMPS, ” eta, © le now in us §=6Fog 20 ronch Vecotsbl Oil, baRDONVILLES 145 Broadway. re, Cohen, & COBEN, @& im atroet. VAST OTF CLOTHING AND FU! BNITURE TARTE ” Ladies er contiomen having say iraidure, irene ts Seb ha cl nae ctuin's Pie ahah peloe by pending bho mubsoritor, at bis, real Lenco wy yagough the poots v \ rp, 2. ian ets Mtonded by Meo, Daneel: NGS USSETDURP. ARD.- ee | AND DENTISTS.—AMERICAN AND FARKCE DRY. a eH Mo pextisrs ted in tho moat durable style, aud ther Weavers iets the most Feaeer 7 w en ed ton othe ino ana Terner Pin and Nassnasscerves ae M. BO Wissen nt BY A LADY, IN Le WOULD IN) ORM HIS FRIENDS 410, % ‘Thi lag ever vends } Coreen ri | ia mf Refe and there, sire | in each erowded thoroughfare. a ys RETURNING OD Ay ere lod Bencsior, The i will ve tals ‘rowatte yy the owner, a¥ No, vorm: PG hast rs ‘aa of yor! es BUNDAY, llvw LY, ite INET AT OR NEAR aan L an ato cord ia a ieee feud uMadn ‘ Lyon's »prinepal depot, Ne ardef'by leering 1’ with ©. Us RO “| ee eo rea = Be b) a) cae ola hair Shad te net died! - pf! PF} DF by! Ae r ‘ @ cortain lady 2 and pent rent jeman's whoee wi! se en hae it prise eng a 12 Sacobe’, 102 ERs R eevied ng sae mianeiactatyd Aa Tot ou tive are wpe mente tat indy iaeiehot ie Brot nt Be = Sd ere a