The New York Herald Newspaper, February 2, 1852, Page 3

* mapufactured tobacco, 769 | market with s perfect rush, and are easily made dupes of Itis a long time since we had an exciting time in Wall street, and there is conzider- able anxiety among those who have been carrying fect of certain events. these unproductive, unguaronteed fancy stocks for #0 many months to get rid of them, They think it is time to place them upon other people’s shoulders, and they are about right. Holders of Brie Railroad have been getting rid of their sup. plies, and mew purchasers have appeared in the market. This, for a time. will keep that stock pretty steady. Reading Railroad has changed hands to large lots, and those who have now got hold of it may manage to keep it up alittle while. The other fanores havo not varied much, and therefore the greater the probsbility of @ movement being msde. The banks are vory im- portent auxiliaries in an expansion, aud they must be enlisted in favor of the bull party. They will, doubtless, roon be looking for employment for their sarplus fands, ‘and call loans on good stock securities ure so easily managed that it is a desirable metacd of investing money temporarily in Wall street. All there things will come round in time, and, when properly arewoged and managed, there will be, without doubt, aa iallatien in the market value cf fancy stocks, equal to anything we have known for years, It is about the onty ontlet we can think of for the speculative propensities of @ large class of capitalists, and we have no doubt all the sucplus beans of that claes will be concentrated on the leading faucy eecurities of the day. ‘Phe amount of gold received at the U. 8 Mint, Philadelphia, during the mouih ot January, was. $4,100 000 Receipts at New Orleans, estimate... 540,000 Total receipts. Janvary. 1462. , $4,600,000 Exports from New York and Boston. 3.20 800 Excess of receipts over shipwents .... $1,400,000 This does not include the amount recvived by the Pro metheus and Oherokee, at this port, trom Chagees and Panema. Theee cteamers brought ono million two hundred thousand dotiars in gold dust, which, added to the above, makes a totsl surplus of two miilloas six hundred thousand dollars, edjed to our supply o precious metais during the month of January. In the month of January, 1851, the importation of gold duac into this port from California, amounted to $2,890,903 During the mouth this year, the receipts have bero about four millions of doliars. ‘ais ise good beginning, and we trust it will coutigue at this rate throughout. ‘The attention of ali classes is as much turned to Ualifor, nia now as ever, and crlculations upon large mouthly receipts of gold dust from San ¥rancisco are made with the greatest confidence, Thus ter the most saoguine anticipations have been formed, and the prospeot is de- cidedly faverabie, for regular rezittaaces equal to any yet recebved. The quantity of coal rent to market by Reading Rail- Toad during the week ending the 29:h uit., was 17,879 tone; total tince December 1, 160.145 tons; same time previous year, 260,619 tons. The e. vere weather has undoubtedly restricted operations in the mining regions and on the railroad very materially. An important decision was made on Saturday last by Judge Koosevelt, in the Supreme Court. In asuit brought to test the validity of the late subscriptions made for the stock of the Canada Great Western Railroad by some of the raiirsad companies of this State, he decides that the coneent of two-thirds of the stockholders is not sufficient to authorize such subscription, The consent of all the stockholders must be obtained to make such subscription valid. The Grand Jury of Passsic county, New Jersey, have returned three bills of indictment against M1. C. Stimson, late Cashier of the Peoples’ Bank of Paterson, They also made a presentment against the directors of that institution for “gross and culpable neglect of duty.’ According to this presentment, five of the directors never saw the charter, and most of them never examined the books, and were merely nominal managers, not being bona fide stockholders, but they simply held single shares, transferred to them to make them eligible. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the quantity of cer- tain articles exported from this port during the week ending the 31st of January, distinguishing the destina- tion and extent of shipments to each place:— Commence oy THE Port or New York—Weexry Exrorrs. London —Viour, 2,556 bbis.; naval stores, 7,614 do ; spirits turpentine, 918 do.; oil cake, 448 do.; pork, 100 €0.; beef, 108 dv.; do., O01 tieroes; staves, 3,300, seed luc, 487 bags; gum arabic, 6 cases; maple, 76 piecus; cedar, 517 pieces; bacon, 60 202 lbs.; lard, 8.685 do ; manufac- tured todacco, 27,410 do; leaf do’, 3 cuses; trunks, 2; furs, 16 pokys.; eegars, 42,500; clocke, 132 cases; ess, Oil, 20 do ; C. duck 30 bolts; cotton bags, 1 bule; veneers, 1 case; alves, 10 casks; Peruvian bark, 659 cecoon; ar titicial’ flowers, 1 case. Liverpoot,Cotton, 2168 bales; flor 118 cesta; apres, 40 bbis; naval stores, 087 do.: books, 4 cases; seeds, Goasks; essential ous, 16 German silver, Scuser; pilke, 4 cates; thims und tuis, 10 bales.; pees ware, 4 cases; staves, 0,000, pews, 1,202 bags; corn, 8,649 bushels. Havre,~ Cotton, 2.276 bales; ashes, 108 casks; paintings, 1 case; rice, 5) tes ; rulkey, 1; ribbons, 1 case. Rochelic.— siaves, 15,500, rice, 191 tes ; calcined bones, 67 bhadr,; do., 10 tes ; Go 129 bbls ; cotton 217 bales. Rotterdam.—Soiton. 04 bales; rice, 734 tes; staves, 11,700; excracte. 31 cnses; naval stores, 458 bols ; oak Derk, 64 bhds.; do., 240 bag: bacco, 18 cares. Antwe p --Cotton, 268 bales; rice, 74 os ; lard 4,668 lbs,; coffee, 1,192 bags; honey, 48 tos; segurs, 3 cases; lignam Vite and walnut, 229 pieces; cedar. mahogany. and satin Wood, 101 pieces; clocks, 3 ouser; naval stores, 725 Dbis.; ot aches, 00 bbls ; onk bark, 25 nbds ; balsam copaval, 20 1,192,bbla; clocks, . bbls.: cassia, 6001 do.; tobacco, 19 bales, Genoa.— Cotton, b54 bales; wax, 6,740 Ibs. ‘Trieste —Corton, 24 bales; pork, 100 bbs; eassafras Foot, 20 earks; esential oil, 1 case; pimento, 850 bags; peruyien bark, 16 ceroons; sarsapariila, 68 bales; fustic, 76 tons; manna 49 ca res. Cuba—Shooks, 4,568; hoops, 4,509; nails, 23 ; navel stores, 6 bbis; anchors, 1; pickles, 1 004; furnie tare, calcined bones, 89 bbis; ebip bread, 616 Los 5 but 3,107 lbs; omiona, crates; hams, 1840 lbs; beef, 430 bbis, New Granada.—Jeweirsy, 1 care; champagne, 30dozon ; Preserved menis, 102 boxes; Mex ico —Bperm oi}, 100 ga carrixger, 2; actin, d boxes; ebeet copper, 0417 Ibs; copper. bottonus stationery, 2 boxes; syrups, 236 boxre ; leather, 6 boxes ; manufactured stvel. 3 boxes; ebuttles 3 boxes; ew } Mochinery, 62 pieces; typer, 46 boxes ; furniture bo! egrioultacal im piements, 144; varnish 4 kegs ; printer's ink, 4 Kegs; Gried cod fish, 185 drums ; iron Work, 6 boxes; matches 4 boxes; linseed ot, 160 gallons; corduge, '8 107 Lbs ; us ; Whale otf 674 gallons ; pails, 47 Ibe; trunks, 12; fannivg’ mills, 6; caknm, 100 | Dales; naval stores, 3 bbis; butter, 1,95 Pentine, 1.008 gallons; trucks, 6; mar 48 bales; India rubber goods, 4 ca hardware, 174 pockoges; pistols, 1oase; seeds 2 ca clocks, 4; ehot, 1,500 ibs; stereotype pi cults, 138 boxes; pasta, 245 los; spirits’ tu A siad; hops, brasbes 1c } drags, 233 phys; Lbs; sia 1 96 ibs; bar iron, 64 bbls; bleaching powders, %100 1s; fieins, 6 bales; essential worsteds, 6 cases; watonhes. British Wet Indies —Beef, pork 4.656 do; hams, 6,044 do ; candies, 41,030 flour, 1,082 do ; corn meal, 60; do. 1,198 b’his; m Y do ; manufactured coffee, 614 do.; ten, 1116 Oxes; peas, OW ¢ 200 pieces; 160 sheep: & {oo, 80 tons; typ 16 do; tronks, 1 o C. cuck, 2° bun: rdage, 231 los.; dome casks; rice, 5 tierce: 1,000; fire crackers. 1 burdies; chaty stutl:, Swedish West Iiaies —Tobuceo, 6 bhis.; rice, 5 tercos; flour, 520 bbls; candles, 5.100 Ibs ; bute 900 do.; cheese, 540 do; tard, 1,499 do.; leather, 612 do.; cordege, 1,838 do.; refloed sugar, do.; tea.48 do.; rye meal, {0 bbls; cora meal, 235 do.; beef, 14 do ; pork, 60 do ; corm, 205 bushels; peas, 6y bags; ©. duck, 4 bolts; nails, 7 kegs; biscuit, 13 ‘do ; paiats, 2b do ; drogs, 1 pkg.; domestics, 8 do; copper, 2 cases; iro orackere, 20 boxe; wine, $86 gailons, Dutch West lnd.es.—-Beet, 43 bbla ; pork, 16 do ; flour, 420 do.; corn meal, 180 do.; potatoes, 6 do; pickled fen, L dbl, 6 kegs; rye mest, du obis.; domestics 23 Peas, 25 bags; cuiions, 1 crate; candles, 1,665 lbs ; bi £0 boxes; hums, 486 1ba,; butter, 918 de ; bonnets, 60 boxes; gunpowder, 2,460 Ibs ; Inrd, 427 do. ; j bhoet a oils, 6 cases pepper, 1,066; do, 468 yollow ware. pales; tongues, 17 Dis ge; furniture 200 bbis ; regu Feneztivla=- Payee, ate, band manursoturad tobacco, 1,270 do,; lesiher, 1A do; drugs, 19 pg; fue. niture, 1 do ; pinnofurtes, 1; corn 30 j glass, Senses; tea, 124 Lbs.; ca: ills, 6 do.] segars, 1,000. , Central Anvrica.-Furniture, 7 pkgs; hardware, 7 ship bread, 127 bbis., 120 kegs; marble, 9 nels; paper. 115 amats; ate do; bia; ‘beef, 28 do; paints, 6 kee: br taves, 7 boxes; haraa, 8,806 lb ; lard, 48 242 do, cheere, 4.30: assorted ary yo fia rubber goods, 2 caves; wndidlery 9 Ihs.; Cordage, 1,268 do.; cart. 1; ebip ehanvlery, 2 rhgs; beapr, 8 bbis., cotton duck, bolte; deuza Kus ; cot ) NOO; luc shor, 4.000 w, L700 Ibs.; p dow; tin wae, £ Hoxe ivurrows, 18; « mill, 7 ‘ be palts; rausages, 2 b 5 eceds, 2 ¢ ; Tom, 095 gallons; gl 4 boxes, ow Ware, 2b bu demijohna, 1.200; | ralnins, 6o 5; ‘ 170 do; wine, G04 gallons: ‘sardines, 12 hoxes; orockery, 14 crates; vermicelli, 15 boxes, Brosit Bloor, 1,504 Wfrica—Tebacco 62 huda; ram, 6417 ona; flour, $65 iit, 186 bbls ; cotton eords, § 8; boards, ‘uk 3; Ore, 180; maval rtorer, 20 bbt hiparents of breadatuffs and cotton, last weet, were onaeually Hmited, this sensor iy by no means unlooked for; but there appears to boon @ pause in the movements of commerce, during part two or three days, the remit of which is seen ja the phove table of exports, Fortunately for us, the imports tions bave been limited, showing a more favorable state of things than would otherwire havo existed. The ship- monte of epeeie Intely have been «matt rte 281 for the corresponding month im 1851. This shows an inerease of $1,682,677, compared with the closing month of 1851, There has lately been a great decrease in ex” ports, In December, 1851, $5,665,965 in specie was shipped; in November, $5,033,355. If the shipments go on increasing this year, from month to month, aw they did last, the aggregate will be very large; but there are no indications of such a result. We can judge pretty well of the import trade of the country at lerge from the returns of the Custom House of this port, but we can- not arrive at such correct conclusions relative to our expert trade. Neurly three quarters of the imports into the United States are entered at this port, while only about one-third of the exports are cleared from this port. The balance of trade for or against the country at large, is invariably liquidated here. If shipments of epecie are required, it goes out in steamers from the port of New York. If specie is sent to the United States from apy foreign country, it arrives at this port; and: us movements of the precious metals hava always been more or less @ bugoear, the effect. faverably or uofavor ably, ie first felt in this market, and spreads throughout the money markets of the Union. a NE NS | “BOARDING AND LODGING. 4; outons, | ay | In January, the amount exported wae f2,848,058, agninet #1,25¢- | NY RESKWES KVRGY DAT. PMR HOM Aba NFORMATION WANTED OF A BOY NAMED WIt- Wriiams, who loft hie faahera protection tn Jnnuary, 151, thou reviding in 46 Greenwich st., Now York, Said boy wae native of England, ton years old, slightly, made, inteiligons, and had @ dovp scar apoa his rignt clbow riaation of hin would be thankfully reosived, or cet his eyo, by applying to Bavid Honderson, Jorsey City, be will sear of something to his sdvontage. OTiCE.—SHOULD THIS MEET THE EYK OF OaP- ten Fish, of the schoonor fllis and William, he will please drop a’ few lines at No. 119 Eighth strewt, for A. Knott, one ef his passongers, respecting his trun, and oblige, yours, A. REWARDS, 5, OOO REWARD —Orrick, DANK ov VIR- oa, rinks, Portemouth, ‘Jan 22, 1652.—Tho Broneh Bank of Vireinda, at Portemouth, wae robved on the night of Saturdsy or Sunday last, of the fo'lowing tank need and specie?—Notea of Bank of Virginia. payable at Pertamonthy of the denomination. of $100, $13,9; other Genoximations, $84) ; total, $27.750. In other notes of the Banke of Virginia avd North Caroling, $10,774; in gold, é8. In sil, $68,007 8% Ab the time of the robbery (ro werein cirolztion omly eleven notes of the Bank of Vireinia, payable inPortrmo.th, of the denomiuasion of 10); sud it ie sarnestly requested that thoso who may bo tie Lolderg of he eleven notoe will not circulate them, bat jorihwith reir them to this office for rodempiloa.” The pu'lio are warned aginst teociving notes of tho donomina- tion of $100, payable at this office, ao the payiaeas of all noted of thie denomination (other then tho clovon notes mentioned) will he recisted, and no other notes of the de- Garis Jon ot $100, payable st this office, will be putin cir- ‘Among tho notes abstracted, payable ab thor danke, were $5508 counterfeit notes, of which one $39 noto of the Parier'g Bank of Virg nis, aud one $8 note of tho Bont of the Valley. ‘The gold was nearly all American, of and among it $1,(00 in dollar picdes ia Georria'$s places, and a Porthgusse o-rowaril of $5.0) will be paid for the ney stolon, oF proportisaaily for wnat WM. Ht. WILSON, Cashier. recevery 0! may be recovered AOCIBYY AKEVINGS, MPC. L. ooo FghOtice. TUE Bw. GRAND ENCAMP. * ment of Southern New York, will commenoe its regular imi spnust sersion at t ¢ room, O F. Hall, on Monday, Feb. 2 at 73g o'clook, P.M. Kepresentatives will ploase be punctual tiattendance. By order, JOUN J. DAVIBS, Grand Scribe. 0. 0 F.—THE BROTARRS OF PILGRIM LODGE, NO + M3, aro hereby notified to attend a mestiag of the Lodge, on Mon*ay avening, Fobru half-paat seven o'clock, wt the Lodge Room, corner of Bowery and Heator street, #6 buriness of impor will be brought before the Lodge, in relation to alteration of the by-laws. By order, JaMES W. CROFT, Reoratary. E*g LODGS, NO 64, 1.0 O F—OFFICERS ANB others, you are horehy notified to meet a+ the Lodge Koom, on Monday, Feb. 2, 1852, at half past ono o'clack. ®, M., to attend the funeral of our late brother, Wim, beitzia- ger. Reeidence, No. 4 Varick street. By order. WM. C. GREEN, N, G. Tuomas Lawrence, Seo) Brethren of cthor Lodges ited, HK MEMBERS OF ORIENTAL LODGE, NO. 68, 1 0. of O. F. are reqnested to attond the funeral of our late brother, H. N. Blisidge, on Tuesday, th ore inst, at 10 from the corner of Seventh avonue and ret. W. R. DOTY, N G. O. OF 0. F—A GENERAL ATTENDANCE OF THE « members of Olive Branch Lodge, No. 31,1 U.of O. F., equerted this ning. at their Lodge Room, No. 411 way. A lectare by Brother Dootor J. Benson may be expected. J. HAMILTON, NW. 6. POLITICAL. ral Commitice.—the regular monthly mecting of tho ove committee will take place on Tuoeday evening, at 736 ‘clock, Pipher ee tte of this committeo are carnest Tequested te be present. sty JOHN WHEELER, Chairman. }Scoretarien. Tuapnrvs B. Grover, Joun A. BuiTH, FINE ANTS. mB ARTE—COLORED DAGUERREOTYPES FOR Fifty Conte —King’s Skylight Kooms, 105 Bowery, be ‘woen Heater and Grand streets, the enly ostablishment is tho city whore the best skylight Daguerre: hand tomely colored snd id, are takon tor Fift; 8, and oe sizes atequally low rates, ‘No obarge unl feat ton is given. Vreoirbet are WER ARCIAL. MOX2Y SMALL BUMS OF MONEY MAY BE OB tained for short periodson Dry Goods, Gold or Silver- ware, Watches, Jewelry, Diamonde, Pianos, fancy articles, Ko, by applying to the Agency fies, No. S12 Broadway, up Chive irom 10 to 3. stairs WANTS. WANTED-A, FIRST-RATE COOK, WASHER AND Troner--also, ® young girl to do chamberwork, aud wat upon the table, in semall private family. Nond bub Protestants who thoroughly understand their business, aud come well, recommonded need sooty Tnquire at No. 206 Weet Twenty-eighth street, betwee: Bighth and Niath avenues, ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE MARRIG man, ® baby to Wetnurse at hor own residence, who bas lntely fost ner own, ‘® bronat full of milk.” Can 6 high ty frurth strect, between Sixth aud: Soveath avenues. one but a reapootabte Indy neod apply, WASTED BY A RESPECTADLE GIRL, A SITUA: tion as Lady's Maid or Seamstress ; or Casmberaaid ond Beamuiress. Good city reteronce it required; throe in her situation. Please call at 26 Sixth avenue, doors from Kighteenth street. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young Woman, as Nurse and Syamstress, in ® rospec- table fmily, or su Chambermaid and Waiter; would ouve no objection to do the gonora! housework of s small Curnily. Can be seen for two daye, Apply at 201 cisth aveaus, in e rear. No WANTED-3Y A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A bisuation as Chambermaid and Waiter, or would do the general honcework of a smail family, or take care of ohildcon Hiss good cisy referonca, Please to dali to 113 Greene street, Can be wen for two days, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SILU 4 tion to do cooking, » ashing, and ironing, in & private family Tre best of city Feference orn bo given. Please call abuS! Third avenua. Can be seon for thres days. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPACTABUE young woman, in s private femi Washor irccer; One Who’ underatends pasiry; or would take a tion ¢6 ohambermsid and to do sewing. Has the bess mendation from her iss) employer, Can be seen two at 15 Blixabeth street, W4SIED- BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMA ‘A bitvation as Chambermatd and Waiter, and to asain in tho washing and ironing, and hao the bos oity referea, Fleane oul 1 0/3 Whebington street. Can bo even tor taree SITUATION, AS NURSE AND SRAM- competent Protestant woman; sho is oa entire ohuege of a Mursery of BWo vi are of sn iniant from ita Giri. “Ghe moss noe. Appl; at 107 Varick surect, ANTED- street pablo of taki children, end entisinc ANTED-SITUATIONS, BY TWO YOUNG WO- men; one ss Waiter, cr Waiter and Chambermaid; ana the other 26 Cook, aud is good washer and ironer; 110 ob jection to do tho general housowerk for & #mail private In- wily. Bestcity reference given. f'lonae cali ab Nu. x3 Weat between kixth and Seventh avenues. Can Ninctoonth etree’ be econ fer two d Waa SITUATION, BY A NBAT AND TIDE and most respectable Protestant young woian, az bambermaid and Waiter, or ag Nursg snd Sosmevross. ts perfectly oapable to silt either sitiacion, Can be sven fortwo days, if nob engaged, at 442 Fulton street (Military Garden ) Lookiy ns ANIED—A SI1UATION, BY A WET NURS. —CAN dations from her jagy ora Apply a corner of Filth avanue and Twentieth ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED PROTESTANT Nurso, capable of taking the entiro charge of sn ia. fant; rone othir need apply. Inquiro at corner of #itth avenue and Twentieth street, betweon the hourg of winw and one o'vlock. ANTED—A MIDDLE AGED AMERICAN LADY, TO 50 a short distonce {rom tuo city, as Nurse and Seain ptresy, and to make herself generally ‘useful, in s plaia re- tpectablofamiy. Any lndy devious of a good, comtortahie home, will pleace call at 3:0 West atrees, or send a nto, ad- drereed to H. F. B., will meet with attention, ANTED-—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ENGLISH Woman, a /ituation sy Nurse and Seamstress. Can take a baby from ite birth, and make herself generally Useful. Cam beeen two days abs Ureouwich succet, in the atere. ANTED.—A BITUATION, BY A VERY RESPECTA- ble, good recommended girl, to do Housework; is a good Cook, and a first rate Washer and Lronor; is wiliiog to make herself generaliy useful, and goes for a moderate aisry. No objection to go in the country. Please call or direct w Line to 225 Bowery. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a situation as Chambermaid and Pisin Sewer, of to do general housework in a respecteble private family. Goud references given, and may be sven for two days. Pivase call at No. 52 Willett streot. ECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ne who understands oooking ia all its branon ‘ood washer and ironer. She lias no objection to do g jework. Best of city reter- ebce given, and may be seen tor wwo di Pleavo apoly ay Jy, 628 Broome street, in the back basement. a Tecommended. Can be seen say time at Twea- | ‘WARTS. | tion ii busin violwity. 42 Bi yolersnce iro) basement. Office, durit Waiter. two trie baticfeotory e ye tention, oer) refore prompt tho country. barkeep! ean mi form w lew, North W: R * Bale of Bido Tables do, euperic feather DB ds, ers, Carpe Looking Gl &o., with which the eat tory val eighth street; avenue, on bond and Catharine y Bi ioe GENTS WANTED Stable, zap as aston feotiy under tolsin Germany, wishes ‘to obi coord, Baising, Pigs Ley etreet, corner Greonwisa.— urrants, etarch, i epices Dinin A lnrzo por! the auotion room, ERENCE BOYLE, AUCTIONEER—STORE NO, 185 Chatham street.—This day, at 10 o’olook, ab Ni re want m his ting, and where the spplican® NhO HOTEL KEEPERS.—AS MANAGER OR HEAD A young man, who bas bee Engin {, and Italy, tor tho lave nd who epeaks tho laaguse: in a vitustion aa abe 'y euarsntee, i addresod to A, B. K., tiv oflice, will myet wi Franc eforences snd saytiin) 4 ing, 6 be given. teension will be paid, & mon preferred Likowise familiar with mereantilo busi loyment. & foro ddross RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISH68 A 8! i mily, to tako ware of chi jd ba m ve Beon to- Jy See Wy aera SITUATION BY A YOUNG WOMAN, whi rotesced Cook and & ‘the 0 objections tod Berke the washing aa Fon: | Reld in Waahingan on the Sth first rate baker; oh: ountry. found s ¢ , to operate aa agente in sp '@ business, in thia city, Brooklyn, an To suvh, oourtant loyment and liberal pay will be given. Apply immodia! LERKS WANTED.—A YOUNG MAN OF CORRECT habits who writes s good, rapid hand oa: mentfor ® month (psrhaps longer) from Tuesday noxt. Alio | dol Sur, Nicaragus, ail tho prweng: rs, ermanent enploymon’ tor another of similar qaaiitications | shat may puse Over shad part of their tr lary of $3 a year. Apply to Box general Poa’ eriod of three yoars. 2d, For the trenape hig day, stating to ms, with specrssn ot Wei "QXO PRINTERS, O@ ANY ONS ELSE.—THS ADVE o He Ws: find eimplo ia tho firss ho- Of those coun- collecting, gro- The bewt of aad Hoa no objections 9 Ko to OTICE TO CALIPURNIANS.—A ane visit to th i IN reraane new om ¢ February, 02. A repors x to a kreident pad Cont 5 ‘to beth Houses of Cougros: node UNdok witch pow ouffor as 8 people, wand inte. Henin of #5 wand goadd gonerslty. All persons from Cali. forvia and Oregon are outed to bo prosent, Se Dsttecg of great inteross to ‘will come up ior considers te—James M. J. M. Muntiegton, blo tod. A. Prazo * Bank of New Bruna given, on wick. by William Matoy, One Thousand Dollare los York city,on friday, the SOth said check has been’ stopped, an againgt any person receiving the same, above montioned chock, will be liberal’ information to Issac F. Frazer, eondu Jorvey city, or to J. Hatiold Frazer, that a Check drawn, pa iin Farmers and Mechanic id ution Tho finger of tho rewarded by giving N. J. Railroad, New Brunswick, MAN WHO MUST PER: | Now Jersey, his place of residence, aes, and bring madoubted | ~ ane ——-—____—_— Angas» Broadway, OTICE TO CONTHACTORS.—SEALED PROPOSALS will be recolved at the office of the Aworican Atiantio and Pacite Ship Cansi Company, No, 74 Brosaway, watil sho or bhe following work: ~1st. For of ry next, Web day of Fobruary nex ah ree transporting each way, between Virgin olght and treasure Letwoan the above points facen by the company for slike period. $d. ‘Tho passongera Yo be conveyed in good. envy, and substantial covered car- rinzes or coaches, ard ail froight and sroasuro to be oonveyed in pood and suitable wagous or other oqually ond vehiol 48h. ‘Tho company to have in madiness (and keop in good ro paiz,) a plank rord co disown 6. Heoan give | aforesaid, by tho firat nired. A note | sho service of transyertinge 8% prompt at: | meno AWNBROKER Rast Twenty: thir at, on voning, Wi tiver in desixous of employmont. He iss practical pria- | Sand 9 o,clook, two black ‘Overo email, tor, voréod in ail ica branolios—hea had charge of various | throughout wi'h ilk, and tho othor, of an oréisary ris, stices, both in this olty and others and favorably knows. | lined with purple woollen linia Aapote, The fin will be suitably rewarded by leaving vivivr of the abo 61 Goerok street. OTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS TC hibition.—Contributors ts at Bxhi nened by th. don, 1861, whose goods Cy ot 1 coftve fireproot eaia Furniture and hair Matorese ai 0 wi mort RaAe Bureau 'y, Gla Auction, of Hous three Vacan’ Lo: nue.—Anthony J. Bioeoker will gel! February 3, st twelvo o'clock, st t) the following valuable property story brick House: streot, built ins containing sil the m Tho lot on the Kar, How Divans, Book uti y of good seoond ba ill commons, NTHONY J. BLEACKER, AUCTION EER—PEREMP- and Lots, on Twenty. ou the Boventh ayo- auotion, on Tucadsy, Merchand's Exvhanco, ‘he two handsome three- Nos. 112 and 114 Weat twenty- -y suporior manner, by daya work, md odern improvemen: uthwest corner of Twenty-eighth strect, and the two adjo n of she pur —Tuend) K AUUBLOM, VOTION NOTICE.—GROCG&IR3, WINES, BRANDY, , Fob. 8, 1034 o’elae ved giaKor, figs, dears, t0b000, wo counters, two plate braady, gin, whisky, mackerel, herriog, codtih, Ke —W, A, CARTER, auctioncer, 7 Dey oteort, corner Grecn wich, UCTION NOTICE,~ THOMAS Bi iby D.N. Bush. At 1043 o'clock, tam street, on Tuesday, an © Goods, Clothing, Jewelry, Fancy Goods, W. WESTCOIT, AUCTIONFER.—ASSIGNES furnishing Articles, on Monday, at 103; o'clock, at No, 146 Gzeeawiah avenuo Elegant'marbis top Bureaus, do. Wauhs ‘and Broaktast Tables, sng Chairs, damask do, walnut and mapic T Sofas, Lourges, Bola Beds, Bedstoads, 6 thao mahogany and waln stair do, ivory and ollver handled Cutlory, », Piano Stools, si Furniture, with OAD, candle LL, AUCTION ZER— 4, Sevonth avenue— venth avenue and (vg lose on Seventh aso money may remain For further partiouia wines, Contre aud pring seas and Rook- iguth pply at 22 Kead, arc hereby. notif on the tho expences that have 0 them from tho Navy Yard immediate to pay charges. N. 8. DODGE, HE BALE SEASON, 1 SEASON, tion are re of tho pre- UNIOR BACHELORS —NIBLO'S. —TRN TE Jeb1-2 —Tho subscribers ef the above aanoct iy informed that tho third and last & gon will take place on Wedaosday ev ruary. Single admission tiv may be had of tho Treasurer, A street. Bo order, Will Sous Winttasson, Reo. 8 1AM PATTEN, Prooident. SHWAKSPEARE BALL.—THE SBEVENTIL ANNUAL Fanoy Drege and Civio Ball ot this Ausooi*tton, will be held on Friday evening, Fevruary 6th, at tha Broadway Casino. ‘Tickets, $2 may be had at Utriager & Townsond’s, William Ball & Sons, of the members, and at the door on oveningol Oth. Lovers otthe Waive, Polka, Sohotsisoh, wil ad this ball worthy of attention, N. 1b.—Clown, Neerd,and Mose charactera nos admivied, J. 8. CONNOS, Provident, J.W, dorratan, Sooretary. H NRY WELLS AND HIS SISTER MADAME TF. Giavelli's Aoademy for Dancing and graceful deport ment, at the Stuyvesant Institute, 69 Broad way.—New term commencing. Classes tor aduits, Moudays and Uhuradays, morning ond evenixg classes for masters and migeea, Wed adSaturdays, At3 P.M, hours dsvoved to special and to private lessons. HE HOBOKEN RIFLES WILL GIVE THEIR FLRST Annual Ball at Louis Becker's Vauxhall Gardon, Hoho~ ken, on Monday evening, shodch February, 1852. Tick Dollar, to be had of the following oomimmittes :—Licat. mann, Lieut, Becker, Orderly Magnus, Sergeant Von Hinue. real Sergeant Commeseol, Sergeant Brandt, Corporal Stein- ring. DODWORTH'S DANCING ACADEMY, No ts Broome street. —A now class for begiunors, tho Inst eason for gentlemen, will commence on Monday oven- thi Tables, | ing, February 2d, and in’ order to weot the wan'e of many ses, Washatauds, | who ray bocugeged in business until Iste in. tha evening, Oil Cloths, Window | the oless will meet at 9 P. M. on Kondays and Thurads, roking Stoves, Par- | Advanced olasy for all the new dances on Wednesdays a: Ware, Kitohen Furniture, &o, &o. Now York, good styl by kk, ab th Broad 1° in de ith brick to the pas! with marble mantals, &o spply to the auctioneer, N VALUABLE BROOKLYN PROPERTY AT AUCTION —Anthony J. Bloecker will sell at auotion, on Thuca day, Fetruary 6, af 120'cloo Morchante’ Bxohange the tlreo story and basoment frame houso and lot of ground, mown as No. 36 Ri Brooklyn, The los is ied in Wea A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, asitustion as plain Cook; she isn first-rate wasaer and ironer, and oan do general housework. She hae the best of city reierence. Can be seen for two days. No objection to tuke care of children. Please oail ac 21 Sixth avenue, third floor, back room. WANTED A, SITUATION, BY 4 RESPECTABLE middlo aged woman, a6 good plain Cook in # private family, or to assist in the washing and ironing, or to do gene- ral housowork; is perfeatly good tempered, andatrustworsly servant, and osn give geod reference. for two days, at 256 Firss avenue, corner of Fifteenth street $2.5 Elmore wsP. M. 2ne location is —FOR SALE—A SPLE! Baloon, con ood, apd thi NDID BILLIARD nt tables. per woek. tsining if eeveral lege @ receipts over $l ‘This is the best chance over {fered to engage in this businens, ‘The proprietor has other important business. Co., 237 Hudson street, in the store, from #OR SALE AND TO LET. ILLIARD TABLES—FOR SALE, TWO TABLES, mado in the best manner, having beon in use buta shore time. Apply at No. 161 South street. in the city of the house 22 Apply to AM, Baturdays. Gentlemen can join at any time. HARRUAUD'S ROOMS, 20 WHITE STREET. —A beginnor's class is forming on Wednesday and Saturday, quarter paab and half past % afternoon, for misfes, and mi and at half past 7 o’olock, even: ingforgenticmen, The next soiree on ihersday evening, 19th instant. a HOUSES, ROOMS, se. WANTS, OOM TO LET IN THE CITY ASSEMBLY ROOMS, suitable for offices, genticaen’s sleeping rooms, als forcluds, daguerraan rooms, and artists of differen’ kin One room is 75 by d fourteen fect ceiling, well lighted ; algo one room on Crosby street, 0 by 25 and Viirteon fest ceiling, Apply at 40 Br ‘GEO. W, MILLER, OUEE WANTED TO RENT.—A GENTEELLY FUR- nished House, with all the modora improvements, situa- ted between W. third nd Twe: gentloman and (ihe ‘any time 14, Post office WANTEDTA SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, in a private family. le a firse rate cook, also washer and ironer. ‘Ihe best of reference for on- pabiiicy and high integrity given. be scen for two days, it not engaged, at 342 Fulton street, (Wilitary Gar- den )'Brooklyn. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PRKOLESTANT woman, aritustion a9 plain Uook. or to do washing snd ironing, and to make herself generally useful. Bost ot city retcrenog given. Apply at {7 Urosby strest, in the rear, next area to the bakery. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY & RESPECTABLE ‘young woman, ag Chambermaid, or to assist in wash- ing and ironing, or Laundr housow. rk ine emall family. The best of city refe fortwo days. Callatziz West Tweat ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, ASiTUa- ook, nud to sasiat in waehing. Tha bese of city reference given. Please call at 74 Fourth avenue, ov.- nor of ‘Ten Oras T. CARPENTER, STOCK BROKER, BAS removed to No. & Walnut stroot, above Third etroct, Philedolphia. Stocks bought and seld on oommisaion xt the Philadelphia Board of Brokers, 55, O00 20 LEND, ON BOND AND MORTGAG de, in sums to ould spplioants, ou productive real eoere,in thiscity or Brooklyn. sums of $5,000 sad upwarde will be loaned at six per cent intecest, for a term of yoors. on good city realestate. Appiy to 5. 8. BBOAD, No. 11 Wall street, in the Croton Water office, brsemeas. W. BYANES & OC. NO. 69 SOUTH STRAT, NEW + York, and No. % Wascrloo Roed, dvorpool. have fox palo mg! drafts, paysble in every town throurhout Sng. Land, Lroiand, Scoileod and Walos—aro also sgonie for t26 Swallow Line of Kiverpcol and London paciets, the Rot Sine, Deamasle ane Bt. doorge’s Lines of Liverpool packess, sailing wook!y, Ceriidionsoe fox tie adove Unes ase ¥e fad oo modarate terrs, Ww. eupply drafts for apy amount, paysbie throve Great Britaia and Ireland. They are sito acle agente! the Red Stxr Line, tho Sweliow Tail Line, tho Drama Ine, aad Z tine of Livorpool Packets, ant K line & J, 7. TAPSOOVT & O0,, 35 SOUTH STRELT a London paokots; paasszo by any of which’ vhipa Oau be oa bio terme. waned on reagonndlo BW YORK AND UAGLREM RAILROAD COMPANY. —The Directors have declared tho sft unt anna) | dividend of two per cons on the old o oe of tis | company, ont of tho nes earnings of the ourreat the, | which witl be paid at the offiog of taoir Troan: | tre ateeot, on and after Tuesday, the third day of Fobrus-y The transfor books of said etock will be clorad on | i y, dan. 27, at 3o'olook P.M. pened on Wodne | day, Feb. dth, at 10 e'clook A, M. Datod Now York. Js 2tch, 1888, SAMUBL M. BLATUHJORD, Treasure, DAEAFIS FOR SALE, PAYARLE AT ANY BANG IN Great Brivain anf Iroland. Parcela forwarded to | all parte of the world, by EDWARDS, SANFORD & Co, nt Adama & Co's, 16 and 15 Wall str Goods purcharcd, }ippod, cleared on arrival. and forwarded wi Bilis collooted, &e., &c. Bank of Sagland Notee reigns wanted. ‘A LADY AND GENTLEMAN CAN BE a0 ated with board and furnisued room, at No 4 | | Union sq | PROsRD.-A GENTLEMAN AND DIS Wire, Wita | | satisfactory retorence, can be accommodaced with a | | hardrome furnished room, in the eecond story of # wy | built house, with board, ina private family, st No. 9 Char place, Croton water, bath room, and qa NTSD—BY AN w! hes to lesrn tho innguace. addeosad. M. 24, 215 Chrystie stzcet, Tho bost xofereavos KD, IN SOETH BROOKLY. | Boinile gentlemen can be. sosommodaved wish well f | nisbed roome, broakiast, t dinner on Sands | respretabio part of Brookly fecm the South forry. | ROARD—A PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD ACCOMM. | Jate a genticman snd wile with a plensant room and | board, ‘The locati ory desirable. Should the lady p | the requisite musionl acquiwoments, she migh®, if 60 «| | posed, give lessgnr on the piano to one or two members of tho | tomfiy, for which s iar remuneration would bo allowed. A suit cf rooms to lee to one or two single genvlemon, with fall oy partial board. Dinner st 5 o'clock, Address “ Marion,” Herald office. OARDING —GENTLEMEN AND TOE Ls single geatlowon, can obvain vory pleasant and somely furnished rooms, with board, at No, 44 Barclay street. App! y st 8 State ssreot, Brooklyn. | NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM, WITH BOARD FOR ihe bo winter, io wented for a indy and child, six year, olf ina leasant family. Terme not to.oxceed $7 por week: Acdroes ©. D., Brotdway Pos! ollice. References exchang pyar A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, OR three 8) euon, cam be socommodated with Board and Furnished Aparoments, at No. 34 Bact Twontioth terest, betwoon Fourts avenue and B FRENT PAID BY, BOARDC A, SHALE feral y ‘bo rent of an el E and fore Rinhed row sown, by boarding a ve all fainily. Address Hy Hers 08 yeur (OMS —A LARGE ROOM ON TUR uf too the {ror’ bogement, woll adapted for flow. at 4 No. B62 Honuton atroet, a few * r * Most od if roy aived. J BROAD'S DINING BALOON, No. f) NASTAU & « ctzeet, Ne Wao nudoestgned epesttalty an. nounost to tie Nsw York and ite v one who nea jowa town, h ond pr ub o hie bu ao, Boddy f b aiiords, on tie moat I = WY Ea wK (C8, OFF CLOTEING.-WANTAD TO PORCHASR, nb two thousand dollare worth of good lolt of Cicthing. in lorge of omall qanntitier, for w ul velve will be piven in current monoy. om appl pervonally or through pons, to James Mcroney, a6 b 11 Orange stect, 8 few doors from Cliatham obreet, CAST OFF CLOTSING AND FUANITURE WANTED. / The hirheat vrica can bo obtained by ladies and gertlo~ ron eho have avy loft off Clothing, Furniture, and Jew | elry. Re, to diapore of, by eending. throwch tha posto for J LEV ENSTYN, 456 Broadway, up a\uses, by Mgs. Leyengtya, | wes he utmost | —THRER OR POUR | ANTED~—A YOUNGLADY, TO of Broadway and Dus e way find @ peraanent situation, and \ BY A HEALTHY YOUD f reast of milk, a vitustion tleman’s family, Good roference. ‘OMAN, WICH af wes nurse in a second flo trout room. D—BY ASTRADY, AGTIVE YOUNG WoMAN, 8 eituation as Chambe good washer sna | ironer. Good city references. en for two days, if Letengeged. Addrcas 10 third avenne, busweon Fitvecuth anu Sixuoond i ¥ ANTED-BY A RESF | Washing of & private family, or single ontlomen, bitcot, in the rear. which wilt prove at 103 Gi ANTED—BY A WOMAN gcuersi housework, piatn cookii nd chamberwork. Jy uselul, Fleaee cali at 163 Greene street, roar. TANTS A SITUATION—A RESPECTABLE PROTES- nt Wornan, a firet rate Cook or Seat van &CTABLE WOMAN, THE aie Vv give best city referen at No, 107 Lweiluh ett WANTtD- BY 4 YOUNG ScoTOH PROTEST AS girl» on as children's Nur and p.ain or light chamber work. Apply at Jit Broadway, mens. T£D—BY A RESPECTABLE ENGLISH WOMAN, ation a8 Cook in & private family; she th a ands her businers, aud would have no obj sotions ‘od refercnoes given Piease call she can be seeu iox throes days. ABLE PROTESTANT WO. ® private family. ho can vik utreot, where city refer lers nto tho coun'ry. € Mg Allon street, wher | lye PV AXTEDSBY A RESPEC aan, a sivuation as Cook be neon for three days at 192 V ence wil! be given. | Waster SITUATION, BY A Y G WOMAN | of good and reapectable refersnce, to do sewing in & | fomily avd take care of a young ebild, oF avaist in chamber | Wages not ro much of an object as she respects Please inquiey st 175 Waat Sevontecath street, boawcen Soventh and Bighth avenues, ANTED.—A SITUATION BY A COMPOSITOR FROM Philadelphia, on a weekly or morning newspaper. Un- ork comporivion. Ploase address ® note to . 14, Merchants’ Hotel, Cortland’ ANTED—FIVA MEN, TO WERAVS ALR INSER- tion, Apply at the Hair Cloth Manuiactory, 7! id for long bore hrir. ANTED.—-A SITUATION AS WAITERIN A HOTUL oady, sober youas man who spectable famisies in London, Id bave no o'jaction to drive aud make ful. Plosse address J. K., Mcrald.o!- | Bo |W ‘0 ATTEND IN A the business Good | reference required, or need apply. | Greenwich avenue, on Monday and Tucsdsy, from eight to ten o'clock, A. M., or three to five, P.M. | was! ATEUR PIANIST (A GERM ON | Spe ferred), to give lessons to & gen- | lemans Addtoos bex 3 472, Post Giice, stating terme, 8, A WAITER; ONE WHO PERFECTLY UN ds his business, and csn givo goed city rei Apply at foirty-moventh strect, between Madinen and Fifth avenues | WAR7ED-7Wo on wHurs goon BXPERIENOED | aleemen, Apply in the evening, to | aa E3 BEOK & SO. WANTED-IN & FRONCK IMPORTING HOUSE silk and fonoy goods, vstablished in th Fem you man who 6] tench aud English, having sonv of business, snd posiesaing s cortain. capital at ie would bo adaitiod aaa patoner, or in ee: and could, in cave of noogesity, make the voy erie for purchases. Apply at 463 Broad wa: ANTHD —FAMILIES WISHIN ut Bervanta, Will find it to their a vantage to 9 Select Protestant Agenoy, 7 Osea: street, or, Scoiety Aponey, 10d Chambers stceet, whore ticy oan obtain the best of servants, of any station. and almosd Avy nation. None but servants of good character admiticd, a) TATION WAN wwe W 4 from hee la tie cou RESPKCTADLE on, Wash, and Leon} would nail famiiv. Can cows well ag. No obj rebioas to yo Fioave apply at 213 Bline SITUATION WANTED RY A YOUNG WOU tO ¢ roth, oad icon, and @ aL house y co 'p Apply at 256 First avenue, bey th aud Six'centh streets, sceond floor PECTABLS You: 1 WONAN WANTS 70 GO to Cal\fornis, Withee to engego with # Indy or faa.'y e understands Hair drossinr, eowing. and wi and childgon; Would make hersoll geworaliv w lare please exit ab 421 Pearl etcees, ever & ond floor, under a bindery. BY AMURIGAN WOMAN, bkat o1ry Nish ai 4 ‘ohiam versa ‘» | bervante. cooks, | chambermaics, nurees, waiters, Lanadrosses, nea mate ans, | and honsewerkors, w murended from ‘their Inet m= Jor cily And country, and eolored heip, at j22 reet, hear Ronry, South Brooklyn. Alyn cnseby Wah, vane are sanedann ah ful printing off'¢ | A8 cook Please call at No.6 | ‘Has no obj:etion to make hereeif | bencen | Inquire at 122 | to purchase t Apply ab 163 apply to ughfare pense SALE he enet wide cue | | OR S4LE-T1V BLOTS OF CROU first ote Jroton w corey Wacadamined, cunni: ¢ di | First eration yoara Loa Apply at 121 Chat pT OF GROL es wide by seventy: fi ne ROCK. Osi vixta avenue. of au ostab he city, whi ~ THE of Avenue B. Chureb, corner of Ninth near the d avent f bixt and complete; one 5 i", by + Tt wilt bo sold a ished Yor a young man with from 1,00 to 2, sure chenee ior making money, as he o.a mon own guodg, and the order work will mora than pay WA street, one door fcom cearl. TY FRET tuated on adjoin £00 wenly Aapely 4M ENGINE AND BOILERS dang six horse En, bu h pays fr lot 25 by 100; low, Isinnd the farm is marked ae St. Mary's. oA a t with ond hand aight ho: irat avonue. through it. etly to the lots, Also, Phres iv et, Spe awo Lots on | Giondway, from twelve to two o'clock. No DAGUERREOTYPISTS —FOR SALE, THE B: r dand chenpest dky Light Gallery oa Brow tthe iatruments, aud now in su Inquire in the iurmitute store, No. 9 Spr cond t STORE TO LRT, AND STCCK FOR SALE—A STORE, in Sixth svenus, bewweon Eleventh and Twelf:h stroets, with a fine aesoriment of Fancy Goods, offering rate op- portunity to anyone with » small capital, wishing to on- gage in this business, None need apply but those wishing sion immediate, if required, OR SALE.—THE HOUSE AND LOT, 2 Wooster ntreot, a fow doors only trom Gaual stre ouilt of brick, two stories sirable location. couse and lot, in the onperP or excl JOR SALE.—TNG STOCK, FIXTURES, AND FIVE ese, in the geentest to 100 per cont a, this is & W doll: Ppl, Line B. Glover, No. » FOR S4LE-ONB boiler, ‘ihe house is jery de- id form arbotthe olty. Fur osrtioulars », MARSH, 150 Greenwioh streot. HE MOST SPLENDID SALOON IN THE WORLD for sale.—Perkina having stroug inducements to eui- arate to California, will vacate his unsurpassed aaloo! dd Feilows Ha'l, for s very low gers, ‘to & cash custo: if applied for immediately. ‘This is offered to ombark ins thriving business. in eR, An epportnnity rarely way, saful op: st cook, Rex WANTED—A SITTING BOOM, TWO BaD out fooms, and kitchen with front basement; ina where shore will bo but two tamilios, In any ie sido of Broadway. A smail two story houve or cotta: Preterees provided the rent be reasonable. Address & o Herald officr o1 and barn, a plentitul eupply of’ goed neighborhood, Should RY GOODS STORES.—TO RENT, FOR FIVE OR TEN yorze, Wie two ine five-story at: 43 snd 49 Bareiay street. ‘They are, without exception, the finest storos in tho re So. apply to Ed. 1, Hadson, 192 Brona- , 107 Brondway. ORE WANTED.-ON OR BEFORE THE reat oF {7 (OR SALE, ON STATEN ISLAND, A_VaLUABI , ; farm of 59 acres, within half & miié of the steambon Su TushVextuducg Ureeaeae (iia eg Geand teat eee dine tees Dena tne creas ete Howse, B far | orcforted ) All communicationstad dressed to“ Intorvst,” Mactean, 168 Malden Lano; Mr. Coley Port Ricusond; or | Uct#'d office, witl bo punctually attonded to, re. MoGregor, on the premises. On the map of Stason QV ANTED.-FOu FIRS? MAY; BY A GOOD TRS ANT, n emall house, wees of Beondwsy and below Fifteonth street, coptaising all modern iwprovemonts. Address L., box 1,553 Lowor Post Office, stating location and terms. TED--TO R bree story fi OR LEAST, A MODERN BUI for & able tarmily, in ity of Fitteonth or Bixteenth surcct and Broad: Apply at the agency office, No. 312 Broadway, tuird loot, 8 o'elce from 10 t & AG. TRASK & CO, H4V8 REMOVED F © Wo. 14 Maiden inne, to No. 6Y Liberty strost, moar the CCOUNT BOOK3.—PRANOIS & LOUTREL, 7 MAID- Ww prio of Blank Bo , and Stationer Diarive tor | ing Prosses, and books made to pattera, 8, &, priated ia e'ylo required. Ri a Patecn’e gens stairs, room N arti: aouse, be tny desoripti tenem orn Ket, fkoo of charge, by leaving & di se of lands, tar houses, or them putin she mar iption of property. ler; 24 horse, and 26 horse now upright tubular | CP EWAREI-THEY ARB COMLNG!— Suilore: alvo, one new Boilor, 4 foes dismeter, w# foc long | 49 § boda ef foxthor, vith Zi infines, Inquire of 8 Waras wea ‘ HLOOR & UNDERHILL, foo | ( tories of th rhoone eer neing The roo aay of noce & vor peten Brooklyn bedroom in th to the Int May Brookiyn. iwoltth o savence: REY 20 ob 6 wost exde. , the parlor 6: e attic, m Ey Whoov ec , The location is yor out midway botween the Ciey Hell snd and ia well ads pted for the le i 8 Ars not suEDIAged woll lighted, an nd trustworthy porter, who resides rl ai Lor other any otier unde th TWO LET--VERY CNRAP, AT 414 ATLAN ry, containing fon duse of kitehan, irom Apply to Mrg. Ki TO .227 IMMEDIATELY—UALY OF HOUSE cot, between Fifth and Sixth avent eee ef the whole aftor Int May, Enqvire op the promis ARD.—LOS? ON SATURDAY MOK! shout 9 o'clock, on or near tho premi: 2 treat, s pocket-book, containing & 6 e Pacific Bank, and var one but the owner. been etopped Fourth sect, will Reat quarto, FFICES IN BROADWAY TO LET—SRVERAL DS sirable, offices on the second, third, fourth. and ich 9 constant ¢ a a ant ps . ment of ail whi 120 Canvon ssract d. And ‘tis tho eras Beoh matre énd if hia y ‘The rate nod mice w Magnotic Powd: AS, BEGARS. io too, really. nd ilies, 424 sr iA S i the hol'a aro lich’ sud spaciow Front streot, lave 1 with omiadle @ivectoriva, Posweuston. give Gayans, s large lob of very vu the firetof May nex! Fog further particulars apply to with their fo see W. WARD, 10) Browdway. eats to ba found in t + = a ee b bove fi i TPO APASR THE rOUK DWE HOUSRS AND | femsiine Lola eo, lots, 4, and 21) Witlism street, for ® | 5,0 0 do., Salvador: $000 do., Trovit | term ot af years, particulars, apply ve Londres, Lo 21,009 do, Sal ra~ ENJ. VAN KADEN, No, 38 ITudson sireot. 00 da, oman, various Srands, vor sred for wale upon athaien tly 8 40 D hoysa, winter or enmmory ¢ 8. 490d Income, in she pro and demand throughond the 1 be pnnotually forwarded by United States for $1 tor, N.Y. TREN’ PLANING MACHINE. —THR A English Water tloman, thet langue pr x, rednoed one onorye | for the séura | re IN IPR INU L 7 Grand wi 8 ho offos' hi; sbwtionery, He, branc’y 54 Chatham ative of Bi Satisfact*ry, or 5 for twelve lee 872 Pearl street, in the store, R. GOLDEMITH's WEITING Fe INSWHUCTION, LADY WHO f (first sorner above the Irv aut—vi WHA. AOTeh, LATE $ & Gantior, K me IRAN i ful thanke lony oc joyed a ved patronage INSURANCES, CB.—NATIONAL LOAN PUND LiFR Aomrance Society of London; Geaoral Agent treet, Jorsey Ci mn tho livoe of por: and on Oslifornin an hei ind recommendation, COMPETENT TO TEACH THR f odacation thoroughly, instruetions on the piane, and lise ¢ yotrs 98 prinoipal teacher, di | either, ge KENCH LANGUAGE—PRIVATS LESSONS.—A OF is, who has beon giving jersous in tho 196% year, wishes to got a few more Please address L. OMS, No. 2 House). 1 $250 for ten lessons of ome’ hour of, twenty E Private insieuction reduood (com $10 Ammecioan nds, aud ¢ ino to rive experience of jive 26 & situation #3 teacher of moes given. Apply to C. » for information. Ottios, @ ALOVO COMpARY Con. eoidont in of the city and ooumty ot New York, siancg of the State, for sale, Apply td ELVES, No, 816 Wachington stroet, ece # machine sen be sven in operation, OVERCOATS Ke—-TUB SUBSORIDERS ARS OFFER . 02% of comfortable Winter Clothing, nd will be gold at low ‘also, Bo: O groat variety, ALFRED ROR & 0 Broadway, bevweon idoward and Grand sireota. | | — | COPARTABASHIP ROTICHS. | $10,000, | oal bueivess man, v W to Femove establiohn WITH A PARTNER, WANTED,THS w 7 an Rotive and prac. e208 tb bhis city, bo- xe o aad fashionable ne poreon hi no dost antsy fi 1084, 1d bs eivent ruipor would like of $5,090 or upwa d soourlsy. A r v) k ot ~ i | wai i KKUS KUN, | Orrawa,J CO-PA i ISSOL.ULION pertierehip heretofore € m ot Wine & urges necat. J. 0. Wince is m in retticmen’. J. 0. a York, Feb, 2 152. The unde | Bank Note, &preic, snd Colicetion eueiness at N Teh OH joa, | Crans, Demos | 0 THE PUBLIC. CAUTION.—NOTICE [3 GERERY | G dated January 30th 1862, for § ig wupposed, in New + Tho payment of tho horeby given | NTRY RESIDENCE —WANTED TO LEASE FROM four to swelve acres of land, with aemall dwelling houso ‘ator, and ina good ike the privilege of purohasiog the same at the ond of tho lease. if desired. Said place to bo not from tie City Hail, Now York. Om Manhat- ee x 2,663, Poot by) } Up. | | eidents and NEWS BY THE MAILS Our Philadelphia Correspondence, Pricanecemia, Rebruary 1, 1862. The Richmond Butchery Trace of the Murderers —Fires— Child Suffocated, $c Bome additional developements were made yesterday with regerd to the butchery of Lehman, the Jewish ped~ jar, boy, which indicate very plainly that the murderers were the occupants of the house that was examined by the jury of Inquest. They were called Frenohmen by the neighbors, but it now appears they were Hangariam | refugees. They rented the house on the 19th December> paying » month’s rent in advance, and left about the 16th ult., dievoring of their few household goods toe dealer in second-hand articles. Their landlord, a Mr. Boy der, lives next door, avd he slates that young Lehman was in his sbop on the Sth of January, and then said ho war going ia to cee the Frenchmen, who bad fooled him repeatedly, by pretending that they withed to purchare jewelry; and that if they did net buy anytbing he intended making them pay for hie lost time ast that Mr. Snyder saw of the poor boy, waa in the all-y between the two houses, In addition Lo the traces of blood avout the house, indi- cating that it had been the corns of (he murder, other items of cireumstancin) evidence came to Nght yesterday, The furniture weld by th aos was oxamined and marks of blood were neechairs, The bed ding wua tied up with a c to what was used im tying up the mangled com e victim They aleo sald to the pame dealer a bagoi feathers supposed to | have been plucked from some eenr@ stolen about the | time ofthe murder. They hed ovisioa'ly spoken about having two bay or t b sold one. These feathers are of Ubi the sacks with the boy's rex jon a@ those found ia | The houre was yesterday od by an excited | crowd of persons and it rv constant attendance | Of the ponice to prevent tLem fe rewling la and ran- eacking the building A large frame builad «(> Kimball & Gorton's rallr ar Manutactory, Hear Patina sunt, was dostroyed | by tire, Inst avening with a vancity #f lumber aod oiber wateiivls, The lors was stout $4,000, Governor Bigler bus made Lhe appointmente. about which the office bua jout here were anxtouy, JB Baker takes the piace of General Roumfort, as Sa periutendent of the Philad lp and Dr Gilbert, of this city, room of Dr. Henry. The etockholders of the U the 22d inst. to consider th: business of this defunct inst The mow bus mostiy disapy the rain that has fallen darting there is no evidence slong tbe foshet which was antivipatod rein ‘A fire cecvrred last night, inthe vicinity of Twolfth acd Race stuvots, by which three or four houses in Short court were damaged, A girl, six gears of age, named Lavinia Aliison was nutlocated by smoke. aad others of the family in the house woore the fire commenced, were forced to leap from the siniows, Two children were thrown out, and caught by those below, Ellen MoDermot, a servant gil, Jawprd trom @ third atery window, efcaye by the stairwey being cut off by fire. Her arm end jaw were broken im (he fall, and she re~ ceived other injuries, ond Columbia Railroad, + Port Phyeioian, ia the os Bank most on closing up tho from the effects of ne night, and as yet suas Mil rive of the 4 the result of the first Our Kentucky Correspondence. Faannronr, Ky,, Jan, 24, 1852, Severity of the Weather-—Adjournment of the Legislature-— Proposed Removal of the Public Buildings to Lowisville— Magnificent Church Edifice—Mismanagement of Louisville and Frankfort Ra.boud. ‘The weather, for the past few days, has been intensely cold. On Monday, the mercury, nt 10 A. M., was 14 deg. below zero; and, on Tuesday, at on early hour, the ther- mometer was 22 degrees below. The winter of 1795 hae been noted as the severest winter Kentucky ever expe- rienced; but the weather, for the Inst few days, has been. much colder than the famous December of that year. ‘The enow of Sunday fell to the depth of two feet, afford- ing exoellent sleighing, but preventing the progress of the cars on the Louisville and Lexington Railroad. Such deep snows are unusual in this latitude, Snow fell to considerable depth in thin section in the winter of 1832 ; but, for nearly twenty years, tbo snow has but barely covered the ground. The Kentucky river is tightly closed, and the Ohio, from Louisville to Jeffersonville, Indians, is an icy bridge, and crowded with pedestrians, The Legi.lature has adjourned, and Frankfort is as quiet and dull as usual. It is somewhat strange that Kentuckians should bave pitched upon Frankfort for the seat of government, It is, to bo sure, prettily located, but very inconvenient of access The population is tearcely two thousand, and the inhabitants are very far from being enterprising. The place can boast of buttwo hotels, and neither of these pretend to have superior ac- commodations for mam or besst. We dia hope that the last Legislature would have, by astrong vote, moved the seat of government to Louiviile, where it ought to have oern trom the commencement. It will cost the peovle nothing to make the change, for Louisvilie has promised to erect buildings at her own cost. Bot. Frankfort, with all its faults, has nome redeeming qualities, ‘The publio buildings are, for the most part, of tasty design. and of ornament to the city. Tha Arsenal and Venitentisry are creditable to the skili of the archi- tectand the liberality of the State, Ths State cematry, tor beauty of location and arrangement of grounds, 18 not excelled by Mount Auburn or Greenwood” There tm # tad want cf taete, however, in the «xtecior of dwellings —there is net a showy building of the kind in the plage. A wealthy ard jiberal Episcopeliag hes edorned the elty with the mon! maynificentand ehurebiike edifice in Ken- tucky The style ia pointed Gothic, Dhe stracture will cost Dearly $20.000, sud every dollar is pnid by the gene reve churchwan referred to Frankfort is unfortunate ment. It never had a theati During thp sessions ef the Le mipsirels, or & megician, nay suke cf afew quarters; but, rithout a plece of aimuse- even in ite palaios’ daye, ielatare, some Bthioplan ny ed this way for the ae quiet an a graveyard, We have a rudiway between Mrarkfort and Louisville, which is generally Known ae the * 4umaer road,” feom the fact that the car true recularly ia winter Aiter every trifling rnow stcum, the locomotive is houred up; aud rbould ¢ * slightly iced, it is Che Louteville, Lex- © proper manage- contidered dargercun to vente in top, and Frankfort nt, Would be one of the best paying roads ia toe ion ; but just now it isu disern Kentusky, Ac detentions are alm i daily occurrence, ao efficient ofteer to U sol y oneccount ol the want t conduct and Lite effairs = W cry we cannot offer to the travelling commani’y rato and. expe- ditious rond «The time will stockholders Will wake from their stumber aud place the manage- ment in competent hands Our Boston Coxrespondence, Bosrox, Jan, 31, 1962, Mr. Rantowl’s Sprch= The Free Soilers and the Abslitionists — The Maine Law Tie Presiden (isk Question, ge. The speech of Mr, ul,in reply to that of Mr Davis, who had eecured “the coalition’ of all kinds of wickedness, has been read by every one here, and is tole- tably well liked by no small number of whizs, who do not relish baying Mr. Davis speak for (hem, ae ho is one of the Achmun clique, and tbat is fold, body and soul, to the Webster b&ineh of the great whig family. Mr. Davis is clever man, ws the English would eny, and ia thought highly of in the western part of tue State, where he is a leader; bat, asthe Cuicken rewarked iu the case of Mr. Dombey, it is within the resources of science to double him up,” and Mr. Rantoul was tho chicken who did it, It ie as good es play to seem Massachasette man in Con- green berating the abolitioniets, for you may be sure that he is in a fair way to be exposed as having once been a violent abolitionist himectf. Ever since the commence ment Of the anti clevery excitement, now almost twenty years as pot » political man of any conaequer Mugsuchusetts Who has not been more or te av ubolitioniat, Me. d to have lote of tons-bons to Uhrow to them, Genvrai Qusbing once jump- ed out cf bed ja his rhirt-tali,or without it, to give in bis adbesion to an abolition resolve, dvclaring that ey thing was wreny and cught to be righte Governor Boutwell commenced pubite life as an abolie ov ist. aad some fay a8 & Lemay whig to boot; but i graces of toe ultras im conse ne of bis ng tO provent a petition to tho 1 in favors of the dissolution of the Union, trier, who bes now takon the Union soectol care aud protection. used to be hand el the amis des noire in his cougressional ough frre sollers are new his pet aversion— y wuld not support young Bill for the state vernor Morton was a noted abolitionist, and 1ony @ good thing out of bie position, though be re ‘hat wobedy else should find abolitionism O.d Uave Johnron and Morton used to have thor over the remonstrances that the foriner’s appointment to the having favored tha ¢ Lmight give you ur readers may fill t outot the iad becaure of his Invery nove were pr place of co triends of the a & arent roil of r it up for yourselves ¢ ofall the politicians of Manashonets sou tmuy appear strange to seme. (he rerio that abolitionlsus ts loss strong now than It was s few years azo; bat 89 it is, ard on reflec the ress Will be oby ‘Toe formation of the oil party hae been favorable to rove regular teeing ! n the subject. 2 cy, the entire anti- & of cur people were atiacst trained to bowen as Mr, Ge rria evdell Phy a cher gentlemen \ ir 1 we in ’ { ‘ ( r ‘ el becnure oUeally, it nee perron in “a and a brother,” quite ea mueh as the ailor did whev h he abolition mis ting that thé negro was his fra. vexion, Mr, Garrison {* 98 (anatieal and aa honest as Roberpierre. and would discolve the Uniom to row. thoveh knowing thst thus to do would be cme (Way fo prevent hie views from beeing gus co. mOICR F Rewrh, ¢ Jess Baw they Sate ww