The New York Herald Newspaper, January 12, 1853, Page 5

congratulate you on this mést + day, which ensures the success of an enterprise in which our mest earnest ted hopes have been cel . I can yal bgt the com triumph of that nd the realization of t! hopes. I stood, gentlemen, on the deck when the elements in their seemed about to overwhelm the ahip, aud yet I never ed forward with more anxiety to a aele pas h such trials than z hare be 4 fa ee @ progress and anticipating en n thia or rise; and when the end camo x ath ‘and we stood. before the world in triumph, I can assure | every part of my frame was qui , and the blood Tamed with redoubled force through my veins. I need mot say it wasa proud day for Mr. Ericsson, The mind | that, for twenty years, has cherisbed and nurtured an | idea this, must feel more than pride at its auecessful appleation. To him who has conceived and executed we | Il; and it is my sincere trust that he will be fully | fo his aay, and I doubt not that posterity will take at will rank with a Fulton or a Morse. Tean pay but a poor tribute to the father of this—tho man who furnished the sinews, and reduced the idea to + fast; the man whose comprehensive mind compassed its entire seope, and whose sagacioas foresight enticipated ‘the result. Need IsayI allude to Mr. J. B. Kitching ? sh concealed opposition, and sneers often openly expresed, he went straight on. and the end is his own dest reward, and the conscious dignity of success his best ise, And to those who have constructed and finished work, I can say they haye performed their part most faithfolly and well. It kpeaks for itself, and I can point to it with pride; and the gentlemen who constructed the hull havo the satisfaction of knowing that a superior does not ride the waves. Gentlemen, who represent the Insurance interests of this great mart, I welcome you on Board of the first caloric ship, which, I trust, you will | find not inferior to any in naval architecture, and will | Frere 6 new era in marine insurance, Gentlemen of the | ‘ens, you aro most welcome. I am proud to meet you on such an occasion, and I feel you have witnessed this day a new motive power, in which I hope you have been interested. To you we owe much, as one of the connect, ing Hinks between thought and mind; and in presenting ‘the particulars of this new invention before the public, am confident that you will ‘nothing extenuate, nor set dowa aught in malice.”’ The worthy captain concluded ving wf merce and Justice—Commerce, the great pioneer ef civilization and the nurse of content; Justice, the handmaiden. Nations and individuals alike rerponsible— eoanected, humanity must advance.” The owners and builders of hull and engines wore ako toasted, and other sentiments given and re- | sponded to; after which the company embarked on | board the towboat, and arrived in the city highly | delighted with their trip, end convyineed that the suecess of the caloric ongines was planes beyond al doubt. The opinion was general, that with eylinders of proper dimensions, placed in a boat to correspond, the greatest attainable speed inay be realized, and at an ox pense lower than had ever before been thought possible; and furthermore, that all concerned deserved the highost, eredit, and had placed the people and country under obli- gations to them. We feel proud that such a triumph has been realized in | New York, and that American money has enabled the | fayentor ‘) accomplish his grand idea. ‘The Ericsson will be taken to-day to her old doek at Wil- Mamrburg, to have her engines put in a thorough state of | completeness, previous to starting on her trip to Balti- more. Supreme Court or rue Unirep States, Jan 10.—William Preston, Esq., of Kentacky, was ad- | mitted an attorney and counsellor at this court. A have "| Ladies are invited to examine and satii | was a few years ago. | of the papers, &e. | were far gone with consumption. seg got cng parece tn Meas, | Pure White Diamonds, $26 per Carat.—Just reeeived, four large packages of fine diamonds, unsur- passed in quality of beauty. For sale, in lota to suit wholesale or retall customers, at the lowest market Ls Office 381 Broadway, corner of White street, ps . DAVID RAFT, Importer. The Pen and the Post Office.—While the tn- creased facilities of cominunieation are cheapening dis- tance, time is becoming more valuable. We now only pay 3 centa for a letter instead of 6 cents; but the time con- sumed in writing a letter is nearly twice as valuable as it It in, fore, of more import- ance than ever to write a rapid hand. Mr. GOL ITH, 289 Broadway, presumes it is generally known that his system of teaching embraces rapidity a3 well as beauty of execution, His winter classes are now in operation, and he has ample accommodation for private pupila. ‘W. H, MeDonald’s vertising House, No. 102 General Newspaper Ad- Nassau street, (orner of Ann.) Advertisements inserte: paper in the United States or . The very best papers are received by mail daily, and kept for reference, and copies of each furnished to advertivers. The fullest authority and recommendation, over the written signa- tures of the pubifthers of the leading daily and weekly papers, will be sown to those who require it. Mer- chants who may have heretofore given thelr advertising to irresponsible persons, and have been disappointed in itn rewults, are informed, that in dealing with me no pay- inent in required till the advertiser is satisfied that his ordera have been proverly attended to. I have no branches of my house in other cities. It is essentially a New York concern, calculated to give publicity to the business of New York merchants, without bringing into competition with the hone of other cities. My books, the columns will show that Iam doing nearly all the New York’ advertising that in being done in the foad- ing payers from Canada to California, W. H. McDONALD. Use Howes’ Hygeian Hoarhound Liverwort and Asparagus Cough Candy, @ pleasant and effective re- medy for coughs, colds, and hoarseness. Warranted to give relief in five minutes. Price 5, 10, and 20 cents per package, Principal depots, at Ballard’s, No, 415 Brond way, corner of Lispenard street; Howe's bakery, No. 432 Broudway, comer of Howard street; Guion’s store, No. 127 Bowery, corner of Grand street; Howe's bakery, corner of Seventeenth street and Eighth avenue; and Ring, 102 Broadway. N. B.—Druggists and dealers who ‘buy to sell again can realize 100 per cent profit. The Grand Cough Annihilator, a New Dis. covery from the great store house of nature.—A pleasant, safe and effectual remeny for colds, coughs, and all pul- monary affections. It is the most certain and most harm- less remedy, it is supposed ever offered for sale; it goes to the root of the disease, and makes an effectual cure, it will remove @ common cold in few hours, There ix nei- ther opium, antimony or prursic acid in it, but a pure vegetable preparation. Every family should’ have a sup- ply; after the trial they would not be without it. A great number have been entirely cured, who it was supposed That portion of the medical profession who are acquainted with the ingre- dients give it their ungualified approbation. Sold at four No, 24, George Rundle et al. ws. the Delaware and Raritan Canal Company. Errer to the circuit court | of the United States for New Jersey. Mr. Justice Grier delivered the opinion of this court, affirming | the judgment of the said circuit court in this cause, with costs. No. 28. T. 0. Le Roy ¢ a/. vs. Benjamin Tatham | @al. Error to the circuit court of the United States for New York. Mr. Justice McLean delivered the | opinion of this court, reversing the judgment of the | aid circuit court, and remanding this cause for a ve- | ntre facias de novo. | Nos. 44, 45, 46, and 47. William Christy, plaintiff in error, vs. J. D. Finley e al. The argument of causes was concluded by Mr. Crittenden for the plaintiff in error. Adjourns Court C endax—This Day. Umrsp Stars Districr Covrr.—Nos. 16, 17, 21, 34 to jason Will ca¢e still on. .—Nos. 144, 2, 15, 29, 43, to 155, 6, 157 to 161, 85, | Common Preas—Part. Firet.—Nos. 161, 211 to 235, 243, | (odd numbers.) Part Second.— Nos. 146, 174 to 188, 192, to 224, 226’to 234, (even numbers.) fuprrion Corrt—(Two branches. )—N¢ 210, WB, 239, 240, 243, 248, 253, 254, 266, 266, 267, 268) 270, 11, 24, 7, 74, 78, 169, 187, 218. 380 Cent ti, esgpbett A sper this out, and go to H. V. HARRIS, corner of Grand and Bowery, where first class pictures are taken in any weather, by #ky or wide light. Brad) Miniature Dague: put ap in fine gold lockets, pins, rings, Keys, seals, &c. Abo, rich and elegant fancy cases of various styles, in velvet, papier mache, pearl, and tortoise shell, beautifully tnlaid, forsale at his gallory, 206 Broadway. Seguin.—A fine type of this la- mented gentleman may be een in our collection. His friends may procure copies if required. Pictures taken D BROTHERS, ee eee eee ly. MEA! peer ode Importers, 233 Broadway, next to the Ameri- can Hotel, | | ———— { Erfcasson’s Caloric Ship, the principle of | | | which was at first doubted, is now acknowleded to be the great invention of the age. So with CRISTADORO'S Hair Preservative and Beautitier; although its merits | ‘were questioned at first, the whole community now testi: fies that ite beautifying and vegetative properties are un- equalled. Sold at No. 6 Astor Houre. Glasses, Spectacles, Eye Glasses, and ‘optical instruments of every description, with ghisses of | eur own and our houses in Munich and Vienna, which Bave taken the premium of the people of this ractropolis. WALDSTEIN & BECKE, Opticians, 451 Broadway. Whe Great Truth Begins to be Understood, that the most perfect labor saving instrument ever otfer- ed to the public in Singer’s patent sewing machine. | With one of these machines a sewing woman is at once, in point of productiveness of labor, far ahead of the most | skilful mechanic, who has devoted years to the learning of a trade. The machines ave freely exhibited in opera tion at the office of I. M. SINGER & CO., 253 Broadway. How Beautifal, and yet how Cheap a Suit of alothes I have obtained for New Year! They were made to order by J.C. Booth, 486 Broadway, and fit me more sharmingly than anything I ever wore. Mr. Booth’s stock of goods—most of them, as he assures me, just over from London and Paris—is certainly the most splenatd assortment Iever saw. It almost tempted me to be ex- travagant, and yet that is hardly possible at the low | he has established. Without question, he is the | t of tailors, and deserves the patronage of every young man who aspires to dress well, and has, at the same time, a wholesome regard for economy. {know you will all | take my advice, and therefore T append his address, but, from fear of being overwhelmed personally with your , must remain L'Inconna. 4. C. BOOTH, 486 Broadway, corner of Broome strect. Fashionable Clothing at Low Prices.—Alfred | MUNROE & CO., No. 441 Broadway, are now selling all artieles of clothing for men and boys, at reduced prices. | Purebasers in want of well made elothing, will do well to ; eall at 441 Broadway, and examine the assortment, Undershirts and Drawers.—Our large assort- ment of these goods, in silk, merino, lambswool, flannel, ke., ke., of every size and quality, i now offered at very Jow prices, wholesale or retail. joods rent to any part ‘ef the city. IRA PEREGO & SON, 61 Nassau street. MeLanughlin’s Shirts have now become fa- miBar toll, and it is also conceded that he sells the | bent article for the least mouey of any in the trade, | Also, undershirts and drawers, collars, cravats, handker ahiefs, half hose, and every thing in ‘the gent’s furnish- ing line, 202 Greenwich street, corner of Chambers. Elegant Wedding Cards, with a Rich Silver | border engraved, and printed in gold—a beautiful article for weddings, invitations, &e.; also, finest plain French Poreelain wedding cards, and a splendid assortment of wedding envelopes, at EVERDELL'S, 302 Broadway, eor- ner Duane street. The Best 1 the Market.—Amon_ the best boots, shoes, gaiters, &e., in the New York market, aro | those to bo procured of E.'A. Brooks, at. Nos. 150 aud 166 Hon street. Mr. Brooks is a genius in his way, yoseersing knowledge which enables him to fabricate and rell elegant and durable foot gear for a mero nothing, and highly please every customer. Oue of Mr. B.'s happiost rrofexsional facul that which affords the power of fitting boots, gaiters, &e., to fect afflicted with corns and bunione, without giving pain The Tournament.<iew Spectacios were more exciting, in thove days now said to be past, than the encounter of knights in the arena, at which princes assisted, and when the brightest beauties assombled from far and near, like a shower of pearls and diamonds from heaven. Good horsemanahtp, in civilized countries may be estecined a knightly accomplishment; and, truly, fn | these days of affection and e‘feminacy our manly sports and exercises have dwindled down like an iceberg, mit ten by the beans of the torrid one. One of the moat ac eomplirhed riders in th ix DISBROW, of 20 Fourth | avenue, whose horse ‘inely adapted to the use for | whieh he designs them. A lady, under his tuition, ma; beeonie a roining belle, without danger to limb or toilet, For ante, near the villoge of Youkers, sixty | or seventy lots, at less than hatf what lots are selling for adjoining them; there is no doubt but $6,000 can be made oa them In one year, The owner think country, eonsejvently will sel! cheap. to WM: F, GROFHLN, in the village. Revotatton tn execlior hair dye is lit n be no mistake, no de RO'S, 6 Avtor House nutes, before your The eolors it ¢ Hate Dyeing. Cristadoro’s ally abolishing all others. ‘fhove ption, You go to CRISTADO nd he demonstr #, tho perteotid hoth natural and lasting Hote Dyo ts, Without tion, the very best ever invented, Be lebrated t4 GOURAUD'S Jes, frockles, eatlowness, ti aproola hair from y White, and Hair mdvay. Gournud’s TF e@xeaption or re-ors ware of pulled d Medicated soa auy jart Glows, at No. 67 Walker treet, near Hote Dye.—Ratehctor’s Cotebrated Lignia hate dye ix the best yet diveovered for coloring the hair or whirkers the moment it i: applied. The wonderful enee nnd oortainty with whieh Dlished hair dye jerforma iv applied, at Barcl this favorite and old osta- tonivhing. It ia for sale, or AkLAK'S wig factory, No. 4 Wall atroot pr | $1 per bottle; $9 per dozen. | John Valentine, Ex | at two o'clock, from her late residence, and eight shillings per bottle, Agents in New York, C. H. Ring, 192 Broadway, J. & I. Coddington, 715 Broadway, and 303 Hudson «treet, A. Hudson, 75 West Broadway, Hoctor Harlow, corner of Allen and Staunton streets, Boice & Smith, 126 Canal, R. A. Sands, 188 Bowery, Gaba: | dan & Condie, 166 Eighth avenue, E. M. Guion, 127 Howery, Dr. Powell, 163 Avenue A, James Crumbie, corner Bowery andFourth, Dr. Longrigg, 386 First avenue, J. Jones, 772 Houston street. Brooklyn, Mrs. Hayes, 175 Fulton street, W. H. Douglass, Fulton avenue. John Morris & Son, 134 Henry street. Williamsburg, James D. Nowell, 26 Grand street, Miller, Fourth street. Jersey City, Thomas & Maxwell, and'M. B. Emnotte. R. McDONALD & SONS, proprietors, New Brunswick, N. J. ‘Watts’ Nervous Antidote.—I was troubled | with violent neuralgic pains and loss of appetite; I took ih the p nite well; the pains all altogether greatly im- 233 Twenty-fifth street. Depot, 102 Nassau street. Watts’ Nervous Antidote and am left, and my appetite returned, an W. 8T. JOHN, ed in health, Superb and Delicious does the Face and skin become by using (at the reduced price of two shillings) a cake of Jones’ Italian Chemical Soap; it be- | comes clear, white, and smooth as an infant’s; all marks and eruptions are removed. A two shilling bottle of his Coral Hair Restorative forces hair to grow, éurea dan- druff, and dresses the hair finely. Depot 403 Broadway, New York; 44 South Third street, Philadelphia, The most Painful Corns Reyroved, free from pain or danger ; also, bunions and bad nails successfully treated by Dr. J, LITTLEFIELD, who has 13 years’ prac- tical experience in this city. Rooms 498 Broadway—oppo- site the Art Union rooms—for ladies and gentlemen. ‘Wigs and To ‘tchelor’s New Style of wigs are pronounced the most perfect imitation of na- ture et invented. Those wanting a very superior article should call at BATCHELOR’S celebrated wig factory, No. 4 Wall street, where can be found tue largest and best assortment in the city. Copy the address. The Office for the A, of the Invalu- able liquid for the removal of birth marks, tumors, ean- and all other excresses on the face or bod; he northeast corner of Twelfth and Second averiue. The application is external, and free from pain or ineonvenience. Birth, On Tuesday, January 11, at No. 76 President streeet, Brooklyn, Mrs. Samus Jomyston, of a son. Married, On Monday, January 3, by the Rev. P. MeKenna, Man- TIN SHAE to GARET B. MURPHY, all of this city. ‘On Monday, January 8, by ‘the Rev. P. McKenna, PaTRICK MURPHY to Maky ANN JoserHine Ryan, all of this | city. na Louis papers please copy. On Thursday, January 6, by the Rey. F. W. Geissen- hainer, RicuarD Rayrr to Exiza Heep, all of this city. On Wednesday morning, January b, at 11 o'clock, by the Rev. Mr. Dandy, Aanon J. Brown, of this city, to Miss Guuariua Valswrine, of Woodbridge, daughter of In Brooklyn, on Monday, January 10, by the Rev. J. Henson, James Stoner Ovtamnt, of Jersey City, to Misa | Sarena Harriet Bappiey, youngest daughter of the late Dr. Baddley, of Williamsburg, L. I. On Saturday, January 8, at Avon, N. Y., by the Rev. Fortune C. Brown, SYLVasTER Davis, ‘of this city, to Mins Eui7a Maria, eldest daughter of Amos Dann, Esq., of the former place. On Monday, January 10, by the Rev. Jas. B. Harden- bergh, W. L. Auten to Louisa C. M. Kosr. Died, On Monday, January 10, Jans Euzanern, the beloved wife of Lawrence Farrell, ‘and daughter of Patrick and Margaret Jourden, in the 29th year of her age. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are re- rpectfully invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon, No. 112 Mulberry On Monday, January 10, Gronor 8. McFappxs, in the 40th year of his age, of consumption. The friends of the family, and those of his brothers-in- law, James R. Walker, John G. Gilmartin and Thomas F. O'Rorke, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, this afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, No. 14€ £m street. His remains will be taken to Green: wood Cemetery for interment. On Monday, January 10, Isaac Hiwmany, in the 38th year of his age. His remaine will be taken to Bridgeport, Conn., for in- terment, and the funeral will take place at the residence of his father, this afternoon, at half-past two o'clock. His friends and those of the family are invited to attend, without further notice. On Monday, January 10, Joeern Proppow, son of Joseph and Frances Shilton, of congestive inflamiation of the lunge, aged 3 years, 6 months and 1 day. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also the mem- hers of Ocean Lodge, No. 321, I. 0. of O. ¥., are respect- fully invited to attend hia funcral, this afternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of his father, corner of Thirty- fifth street and Third avenue, without further invitation. His remains will ‘be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for in- terment. On Monday, January 10, of consumption, Deporan Patmar, relict of the late Oliver Palmer, aged 67 years and 6 months. The funeral servico will take place this morning, at ten Oclock, at the residence of her son-in-law, James cGow- an, No. 69 Franklin street, Her remains will be taken to Greenwich, Conn., for interment, in the eleven o’clock train, by the New Haven railroad. The friends of the faiuily are respectfully invited to attend. At his residence, No. 194 Eleventh street, Bennarp List, in the 86th year of his age. . His friends, and thore of his brother, Peter, and his brother-in-law, Jamey Bresland, are invited to attend his funeral, this afternoon, at one o'clock. On Tuesday morning, January 11, Mr. Jou Rocuwrr, in the 47th year of his age, of epilepsy. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from hia Inte rosidence, No 559 Hou-ton street, this afternoon, at one o'clock, | pre street. | cicely, In Williamsburg, of consumption, Mrs. Many Axy, wife of Asa s. Crosby, aged 39 years. The funeral will take place from St. Mark’s church Fouth Fifth, corner of Fourth street, Williamsburg, to- morrow affernoon, at two o'clock, ‘The friends of the family aro invited to attend, without farther invitation On'Twesday morning, January 11, Grorc# Dsvtoy, of Newtown, L. L, in the 06th year of his age. ‘the friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend hia faneral, at the Methodist Lpiscopal Church, Middle Village, this afternoon, at halt-past two o'clock In Brocklyn, on Tuesday, January 11, Toa Vinarsia daughter of Charles B. and Mary Ann ‘iiobart, aged 1 year, 2 months and 13 days. 1 is of the family are respectful uneral, this afternoon, at two o y street, without farther invitat will be taken to Greenwood for interme Riverhead and Green Port, L. L., In Hookgett, N. il, Mr. Tuomas and 10 months. In outh Poston, January 7, Mea, Jaye FAUt Mr. John Hall, formerly of Medford, aged 00 year In Orneyille, Me., January 1, Hon. evry On CO years, formorly a Judge of Probate in Magsac eo ncanarectreraereeeaaae mer ommnaee menaoncems ADVERVISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. y invited t nsette. wy SEN KECOND AND THIRE OCULISTS AND AURISTS, I R. HEATH, AURIS? AND OCULIST, HAS REMOVED hin efiee to 18 Howard street, (litst above Gunal ) two doors from Treadway, where his patients and others can consut him on deafness, and all diseases of the ear and eye, &o., from 10 o’elock A. M, to2P. M., daily, THE Bear ofthe baby by aptly 108 G2 N can of a to », No. frat atreet by by apply 5 Ces CORNELIUS SIDELL, AN ance hin address to E. G., Broadway Post Office, be only oblige the advertiser, but will Near of some hie advantage. WATCHFUL A. STARR'S LECTURE ON, AND EXHIBITION OF, « the hy; xygen microscope, will be given every rami! during the week at Metropolitan Hal, lower = exhibition will comsist of one husired beautifully pre- may iil be fed at halt me pore Aft oat r wi a 3 eight o’clock, on living crea- ture” ‘Ticketa 26 center Children half price. INTS TO PERSONS WHO CONTEMPLATE BUILDING— EUGENE LATILLA will deliver his lecture upon ‘ Ar- chitecture and Interior Decoration,” with a critical notice of some of the principal bufltings of New York, on Wednesday evening, Jan. 12, at eight o'clock, at Hope Cha- pel, 720 Broadway. Tickets at the door, three # ECTURES OF THE NEW YORK YOUNG MEN'S Christian Association.—Professor Taylor Lewis, L. L. D., of Union College, will deliver the first lecture in the eourse, at the Association’s rooms, Stuyvesant Institute, adway, opposite Bond atreet, on Wednesday evening, January 12, at 73 o'clock, Subject—The Hix Days of Creation.””” Admittance 26 eenta, payable at the door. ROFESSOR CHARLES WHITNEY.—ONE MORE EVEN- ing with the ¢.—On Wednesday evening, Jan. 12, 1853, at 744 o'clock, at the Lyceum, Stapleton, Staten Island, Professor WHITNEY will (by request) give his in- imitable impersonations of celebrated American, British, Irish and Indian orators, interspersed with humorous law pathetic recitals, &., &e. OPULAR_ LECTURES.—PROF. KOEPPEN, LATE OF the Othonian College, at Athens, will give the next lecture of this series, at the Broadway Tabernacle, on thie evening, January 12, et 8 o'clock. | The sub- Ject of his discourse will be, “Mahommed and the Sara- cenic Empire,” illustrated by a series of large diagrams and historical maps. Tickets, 25 cents, may be had at the bookstores and at the door. HRENOLOGICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL LECTURES examinations, and delineations of charaeter, instrac” tions and advice as to health, studies, and employment, ke. by experienced professors, every day and evening, (Sundays excepted.) at 413 Broadway, corner of Lispenard Street. Verbal delineations and advice, twenty-five cents; written, from one to two dollars. _ A lecture every even: ing this week, at 734 o'clock. Admission, twenty-five cents, including a phrenological examination within one week. E, CALDWELL, Seeretary of the Union Phrenolo- gical Society, care! 5 IN WALL street, yesterday afternoon, a package, containing ndry letters to the undersigned, and other unimportant pers. Also, bond No. 105, for one thousand dollars, is- sued by the city of'Louisville to the Jeffersonville Railroad Company, with coupons attached. gnarantied and endors- ed by said company. Also, seven bonds of the Jefferson ville Railroad Company, which are incomplete, not having been fully signed. Payment of these bonds and coupons lias been stopped, but the finder will receive the al reward by leaving the ve sc] at Messrs. prea & Vermilye’s, 44 Wal street. ee G. NG. 5) () WO8t-0N SATURDAY, AFTERNOON, JANUARY 8th. The money was in two bills of twenty, and one of ten. $15 reward paid at the office of Wm. 0. R. English, No. 25 Wall street. 3() REWARD.—SIOLEN, FROM THE STABLE. OF the subscriber, a gray mare, Canadian built, about fourteen hands high, eight yoars old, switch tail, fast traveller. Any person returning said mare, with de- teetion and conviction of thief, shall be entitled to the above reward, or $20 for recovery of said mare. Informa- tion may be given to Joseph Lester, No. 10 Bowery, New York, or to the subscriber, at New Rochelle. : P. H. CARPENTER, REWARD.—LOST, IN THE CARS, BETWEEN Philadelphia and New York, or in New York, « plrtemonnaie containing from two to three hundred dollars, mostly of the Mechanic's Bank, Worcester, Mass. The finder will receive the above reward by leaving it at No. 24 Broad street. 1 REWARD. — STOLEN, FROM THE RIDING school stables, 137 and 139 Mercer street, ou the 6th of January, a white setter dog, with red ears. Ten dollars reward will be given for the detection of the thief, and five nollars for the dog. HORACE F. JONES. REWARD.—LOST, ON SUNDAY, THE 9TH inst., ere! from Murray street, through dway to Fourth street, a porte monaie, cosines about G38 and o to the Mercantil: H- brary, No. 4,900. Ry leaving the same with Chas. Layen & Co., 162 Broadway, the finder will reeeive the above re- way. wa. 10) RERARD—Lost ON SUNDAY. EVENING, oH instant, in Bond street or near it, a black thread lace veil. The above reward will be paid on the article being returned to 42 Bond street. $5 REWARD.—STRAYED OR STOLEN, FROM A stable in Reade street, a fawn colored greyhound Bop, , Five dollars reward will be paid on his return to 2 Warren street. REWARD.—LOST, ON MONDAY, JAN. 10th, 1853, in Church street, between Canal and Leonard, « ck lace veil. The finder will receive the above reward by leaving the same at 443 Broad: RACELET LOST—ON SUNDAY, 9TH INST., IN FIFTH avenue, Nineteenth street, or Twenty-third street; a gold bracelet. A liberal reward will be paid for the re- covery of the above, by applying to Messrs. WHILEY & 00., No, 2 Cedar «treet, up stairs, OST—FROM ONE OF KIPP & BROWN’S STAGES, between 9 and 10 o'clock A. M., on Monday, 10th inet., one basket of clothes, containing ladies’ and gentle- men’s wearing apparel. ‘The fiuder, by returning the same to A. TULLY, at Harnden’s Express office, 74 Broad. way, will be suitably rewarded. OST—ON THE 11TH INST., COMING F ., COMING FROM GREEN- wich street to Washington Market, a purse, con- taining $557. Any person finding said purse will receive $100 reward, on leaving it at Re 8. Woodward's butter stand, Nos. 14 and 17 Washington Market. O8T—ON MONDAY MORNING, 10TH INST., BE- tween Fourteenth street and Fourth avenue, Tw ty-tirst street and Mean is avenue, a gold enamelled Dreast pin, containing hair. The finder be suitably rewarded, by leaving it at 26 Fast Fourteenth street. OST—A PLAIN GOLD BRACELET, ON THE MORN- ing of the 10th inst., near the corner of Broadway and Grand street. ding will be fully rewarded by returning it to Jacob Cole, Kaq., 75 Nassau street. SAADAAAARAA NADA AAR ARRAS AA AAA AARARAADAAA ae vy letter 40 ©. 43 Went Rreaty ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL, ‘9 altuation as nurse, seamstress, or chamber- Ne ls wire at 106 | at Te mty-alnth at = a be pec Inq a IATION, BY A girl, to do the general housework of a small family. | wach, iron, cook, or make herself useful with ' needle. Inquire of Mrs. Dr. Cooper, 90 Kast Twenty-second 2, See pie ea soit EA ee SITUATION BY A be mh Fnac , a8 plain cook; ean wash ing Rested two years in bet at aoe Hale ae ne er 5 0. 26 Becond avenue, top floor, froak room. i ‘ANTED—BY A RESPRCTA! TIDY WOMAN, A situation as cook in a amall ; she is a fest rate washer and froner. Can be seen for two days. Ap- ply at 83 West Nineteenth st., rear building, second floor. 'ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation in « private family, to do plain cooking, washing and ironing, or chamberwork. She would ir chamberwork. Please call at No. 78 Warren street, South lyn. rte ers A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a situation as chambermaid or seamstress, or ‘nurse and seamstress. Good city reference can be given. Can be seen for three days. Apply at 496 Houston street, first floor over the store. mewn “atte ates! a chek Pl ES, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A MOST RESPECTABLE young woman, as seamstress or chambermaid and seamstress; is willing to make herself generally useful. ‘The best of city reference for capability and high integrity. Can be seen for two duys, at Fulton street, corner of Jorolamon, Brooklyn. ‘-ANTED—A SIMUATION AS COOK, WASHER AND ironer, by a res) ‘ble Protestant woman. Good reference given if required. Apply, for three days, or until suited, at 68 Sands street, Brooklyn. young or , dren, oF to act as chambermaid. She is willing to make generally useful, and in a good washer and ironer. H Can be seen for two days at No. 219 West Twenty-sixth street, near Ninth avenue, seoond floor, front room. ANTED—| ‘BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, '& situation as good cook, washer and ironer. Good eity reference given. May be’ seen for two days, at No. $0 Twenty-ninth street, near Third avenue, ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as cook, washer and froner, and to do general housework for «mall private family. | Good re ferences furnished. Apply at 138 Mott street, in the rear. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, to do’general housework or cham- berwork; the best of city reference given from her last lace, where she has lived bed ci and seven months. Can be seen for two daya, if not engaged. Please eall at No, 72 Third street, between First and Second avenue: ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as chambermaid and nurse, or to do the general housework of s small private family. Apply at 409 Hudson street. Warm ‘A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation a4 chambermaid, and to do fine washing | and ironing; or as laundress. Good city reference can be ven. May be seen at No. 50 Spring street, in the rear, for two de: ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG PROTEST- ant woman, as first rate cook, in a private family; in willing to assist with the washing and ironing. Gin | produce reference as to capability and character. Please apply at 186 Forsyth street, in the store. Can be seca until engaged. Has no objection to goa short distance in the country. ‘-ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUATION. Bhe is a good cook, and excellent washer and ironer, a good baker, and will make herself generally useful. Has | xood city reference, Can be seen for two days at 4744 Carmine street. ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, | ‘a situation as lady’s maid, or as nurse and seam: Good eity referencesgiven. May be seen for two Please addrese 262 Fourth avenue. "ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A { situation ax cook; is a first rate washer and ironer. | Can give the best of city reference. Apply at 122 Second avenue, 7 ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE MARRIED ENGLISH woman, who has lost her child, a situation as wet nurse ina respectable family—none other need apply. Good reference given. Apply at 381 Ninth street, be- tween avenues Cand D, second floor, back room. ‘ANTED—SITUATIONS BY TWO RESPECTABLE young women; one ax chambermaid and laundress, the other as chambermaid and seamatvess, or wail Can give good city references. Can be seen for the w if not engaged, at 70 Bleecker street. ANTED—BY A WEISH WOMAN, A SITUATION AS cook or housekeeper in a small private family, She can give satisfactory references respecting character and capacity. Those in want of such will please address or call at second floor of No, 193 First avenue. ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE MIDDLE-AGED WO- man and her daughter, a situation in a private fam- ily, us nurse. Please call at 56 Third avenue. ‘"ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a situation as nurse, or chambermaid. The best of city reference can be given. Inquire at 829 Sixth avenue, in the store, between Twentieth and Twenty-first streets. Can be seen for two days. ANTED—SISUATIONS, BY TWO RESPECTABLE oung woman—one as children’s maid; the other as chambermaid and plain sewer. Can be seen at Mrs, Lynch’s, 228 Twenty-xixth street, between Kighth and inth avenues, for two days. Good reference cau be given. ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a situation as good cook, or to do housework in a private fanily. Good city reference given, May be seen for two days at 100 Baltic street, Brooklyn. ‘ANTED—BY A NICE, YOUNG, WELL EDUCATED Gerinan woman, a situation’ as housekeeper, or lady’s maid. She understands fancy needlework, making dresses or hats, as also everything relating to a lady's toilet, such as hairdressing, &c. P.S. A comfortable home more desirable than high’ wages. Apply at 223 Bowery. ANTEDSA SITUATION AS SEAMSIRISS, BY A | respectable young woman. The advertiser per- fectly understands dressmaking, also raking children's Gresser, and would be willing to make herself useful in doing any light work. Can give satisfactory reference. Please call at 266 Bowery, in the store. ‘ANTED—BY A RESVPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUATION to do housework for a small private family. Good reference given. Apply at 217 Yeventh avenue, between ‘Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth streets, ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT @ aitustion a% Hicat rate cook Under- stands Wrench cookery, pastry, &e 1s an excellent housekeeper. Good testimonials as to character and capability, Please call at 71 Fourth avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets. Can be seen for two days. ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA- tion as cook, washer, and ironer, or would do general housework for a small private family. Good city references furnished. Apply at 200 Second street. Can be seen for two d ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A | situation; she is capable of doing chamberwork, or the general housework of amall private family: Can | produce the most respectable recommendations as to | her honesty, character and capabjlity. Call at 1¢4 Ninth street, near Third avenue, first floor, rear building. Muy | be seen until suited. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE \ woman, as chambermaid; is a good sewer and un- derstands shirt at or would take charge of children. Please enquire at No. 4683 Water street, near Pike st: . Satisfactory reference given from her last employer, where she has lived for the last two yeara. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as seamstress, or nurse and to do housework in a small family, Inquire at 121 Kighth avenue, next to the shoe store. Can be seen for two days. atress. days. iV ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA- W tion as cook, washer and ironer; is willing to make herself generally useful. Good city reference given. Ap- ly at 116 Sixteenth street, third floor, back room. Can seen for two days. V ‘ANTED—BY AN ACTIVE AND EXPERIENCED young man, a situation as waiter in a private family; has no objections to the country. Can procure the best of city reference. I4 a Protestant. Address B. B., 218 First avenue, room 14, Can be seen for two days, if not engaged. ‘ANTED — SITUATIONS, BY TWO RESPECTABLE girls, one as chambermaid and waiter, and the other ax cook; no objection to a publie house. Can come well recommended from their last place. Call at No. 34 City Hall place, second floor. No objection to the coun- try. Can be seen for two days. 'ANTED—A SITUATION AS COOK IN A PRIVATE family, by a very experienced middle-aged woman, who knows her business thoroughly, and has excellent city reference. Call at No. 74 Sixth avenue, in the book store. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE PRO- | testant girl, as good plain cook, washer and ironer. She understands baking. Good reference given. Can be seen for two at 84 Duffield street, Brooklyn. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A MAN WHO UNDER- VV stands morocco coloring, goat and sheepskin finish- ing. Address ‘Jobn,”” 19 Frankfort street. Country pre- fer ‘ANTED—A SITUATION AS ASSISTANT BOOK- keeper, or general clerk, in some good wholesale house. A grocery house would be preferred. Can com- mand a country trade. Will travel if necessary. Bent of reference given. Call for A. B., at‘Tammany Hall, during the 12th, and 13th. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOU! years of age, a situation as garden care of horses and drive carriage, and fake hinwelf gene- rally useful; can write a good hand, and speak the Ger oan language, Can come well recommended from his last employer, where he has been for the last four years. Wages not so much an object ns a steady situation. Can be seen for one week, at 147 Duane street. ANTED—TWENTY YOUNG LADIES FOR AN equestrian pageant. Tuition in the art of riding free. For particulars, inquire at the Box office of the New York Amphitheatre, between one and two o'clock, ANTED—A SMART, TIDY, PROTESTANT YOUNG woman, as thorough upper servant. those fully competent, and who can bring satisfactory references from some respectable family, whom they have served for at least one , need answer this advertisement. Apply, at 122 West Twenty-third street, between 8 and 11 o'clock A. M. ANTED—A CHAMBERMAID. THE BEST OF RE- commendations required. None but Protestants need apply. English preferred. Apply at 110 Fifth ayenue, at 11 o'clock. 'ANTED—A FIRST RATE SEAMSTRESS AND CHIL- dren’s maid; one that understands her business, and in willing to make hervelf useful. A Protestant preferred. Apply, with city reference, at No. 10 West Thirteenth street, for two dayx, before 12 o'clock. W 71RD, IN BROOKLYN, A NEAT, TIDY GIRL, 10 cook, wash, and iron, and do general housework in a small private fumily—one who perfectly understands her business. Apply to A. Stebbins, Schermerhorn street, the seventh house above Bond street, on the right han tide going up. Must come well recommended from her last place. ‘ANTED—A COMPETENT WOMAN, WHO CAN COOK, wash, and fron, and is disposed to make herself generally useful, in a very small family. Apply one door from the corner of Hicks, in Union street, South Brooklyn, Hamilton avenue ferry. ANTED—A NICE GERMAN, SCOTCH, OR AMERI- can girl, about 14 years old, to take charge of # child, and assist in sewing, in a small family, in Brook- lyn. Call ut the office 128 Nassau strost, up bialrs, room ANTED—IN A FANCY STORE, A GERMAN YOUNG lady, who understands embroidery, and all kinds of faney work. None other need apply.” Inquire at 516 Grand street, between Columbia and Sheriff streets. ‘ANTED—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, TO ORNA- ment papier mache goods. Steady employment at their homes after learning, by which they will easily make from $8 to $15 per week. Apply, for two days, at the rooms, 604 Broadway. ANTRD--BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUATION as cook, is a good washer and ironer. Has no objec- tion to go # short distance in the country. Can be seen for two days, if not engaged, Apply at 76 King street, 'ANTED—BY A WELL BROUGHT-UP YOUNG GI 8 situation ax chambermaid, or chambermaid an waiter ; would be found faithful to her duties. Also, a situation for her sister, @ neat little girl of fourteen, to do light work. Both are Protestants, Call at West Twen- ty-ninth street, between Ninth and Tenth avenues, right hand, next door to a frame church. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a situation as ehambermaid and waiter. Good city references furnished. Apply at 201 Elm street. ESSELS FROM NAVY BAY.—A LADY SAILED FROM ‘New Orleans in the steamer Falcon, on the 7th De- cember, 1862. Her trunk was lost on landing at Navy Bay; it contained the whole of her wardrobe, kc. The trunk is of brown leather, zine bottom, eovered with a white canvass or duek cover, on which is painted the ini- tials P. D. C., Texas; the initials originally painted on it were A. H.,” but these, though obliterated by paint, are indistinctly {o be seen. ' Should it come on any of the ves- sels trading from Navy Bay to this port, information thereof, if left at the counting room of A. H. Bean, Faq., 30 South Water street, will be thankfully received, ‘and a liberal reward paid for the recovery of the trunk with its contents. OUND IN BROOKLYN—A LARGE BLACK NEW- foundland dog, white breast and fect, which the dwner can recetve back, by applying between ten and eleven o'clock A. t $1 Exchange place, ap stairs, and paying expences. the New York Fire Vepartment Fund, will take place at the Astor Place Opera House, on Monday evening, Jan vary 24, 1863. Tickets to be had of the committee. ON A\CANDINAVIAN BALL—AT TAMMANY HALL, WS Friday evening, Jaa. 14, 1863.—The proceeds will be appropriated for benevolent purposes. Atkins’ celebrated braxe band will be in attendance. Tiekets $1. Managers, H. J. Hanson, 890 Monroe street; J. Perervon, S. B. Kop pel, Ie Gracette, L. Bean’ ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, apitnation as good plain eook, She understands baking and pastry. No objection to do general house- work ina small private family, Apply at 201 Elm street between Spring and Broome. ANTED—BY A MOST RESPRCTABLE YOUNG woman, 4 sitnution chambermaid and seam- stres#, or as Chambermaid and to do fine washing and ironing. Has the best of city reference. Please eall at 269 Mulberry street, between Prince and Houston, for two days, ANTED — A SITUATION, BY A RESPIUTABLE | young woman, to do general housework ; is a | lain cook, washer and ironer. Good city reference. Can | ween for two days, Please call at 97 Avenue A, third floor, front room. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE ENGLISH WOMAN, a situation as chambermaid, or to wait on young ladies: ix a good seamstress. Good reference given. Ad- dross Kate L., Herald office, for two days. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN as chambermaid and seamstress, ov to assist with the washing and froning. Can bring the best of recom: | mendation. Please call at 26 First avenue, third floor, front room, Has no objection to do waiting. YANYED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATIC as chamlermatd or waiter. She has good city re ference, Apply at 1] Fast Twenty-vighth street, between 10 and 12 o’cloek A. M., where she can be seen, at her | yresent employer's. VER CENT LOWER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE, 20 in the city.—Brandies of all grades, port, sherry, Madeira, Muscat, claret, champagne, and other wines of varions vintages and best brands; rum, shrab, Ja nd St. Croix ram, gin of numerous brands, Scoieh, Trish, rbon, and M ahela whiskey, noyeau, rose, rasp: and cordiais; blackberry, chercy, , ke., for rule by AL, 10 Broome st., eor. Crosby. NOW LANDING 97 tar proprietor’s bran- Ay, just received per ehipe Evelyn, Heronlear, Quinebaug, and Akbar; also a large arsortment of superior Holland gin Rergundy port wines; for sale from the wharf, or ded warehoures, ampl t 19 Beaver etreet 1 8 Importery. GiCOTCT. ALES, INDIA PALE ALD, PHILADELPHIA WO Dublin porter, London porter, aad brown stout, XXX brown stout, Philadelphia porter, &e., in quart, pint, I RAN OTE, WINES, ships—The oolebrated » &¢ and rome in f pint be lea, for sale, to enit the trade or famili » Ww. iL, UNDERHILL, 430 Broome street. >) PRESENTS. Pes ICH AND USEFUL PREFENTA.—A. G. BAGLEY & j nufaclurers, rolieit the attenti and the public generally, to their #took (of facture) of gold pena, gold wz r pe caren in endlens varloty of th our pen and pen d © for lee rkmanship, prinelple of constr ything of the kind previously ox hibited. sires patentod and warrat Wo would alvo call attention to our superior gold whioh need no proof of (heir superiority exeopt the inereaged demand, end the numorons attempts at imitation, Nos, 277 (Lr ving House) Broadway, and 19 Maiden lane. nof the trade ANTED—A STIUATION, BY A RESPECCABLE | young girl with unexceptionable roferences, ax | chambermaid and waiter. No objection toassist in wasii- | ing and ironing. lease eall at 68 King street. Has no | objection to go « short distance in the country. TARTEP—RY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, 2 rituation as cook, washer and ironer. She produce goo! city reference, and is capable of biking bread, Ac. Can bo sewn for two days, at No. 22 Vonrth AveuUe, opposite Seventh street. TANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE MARR a situation as wet nurse in a resp i Can be seen for two days, by applying at 403 Greenwich street. Vv ANTED—A SITUATION AS TIRSTRATE PLAIN V cook, by # very respectable young woman, who i alvoan excellent washer and ironer. The best city rete rence from her Jost situntion. Apply by leter lo A. 8. 47 Mott street, Broadway Post Office. ANTED—RY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUATION V aschambermaid and seatnstress, or as nurse and soametres ty reference from her last. placo. Can be een for th ut No. 17 State utvoet, Brook lyn, third floor, fron ny URTANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE PRO \ testant young woman, to cook, wash and iron, for | p family, Good referonee, if 2 Faet Twentieth atreet, ne seon for two days, if not eng: rmall priv ¢ call at Can reqiired r Firat avenue AJANIED—SAITUATIONS FOR A LARGE NUMBER of exeellont » who understand their bust ness, ond will woh mended by the rv | syeciable famile., including American, English, Irish, German and colored cools, lwundresses, ela: and waiting maids, narses, coachinen, waiter apply st Manning's ofiee; 10 Tllary street, Broo! | P y | Apply at 129 Liberty street | capital ‘ANTKD—GIRLS AND MEN.—NINE NICE PROTES- tant girls and five young Protestamt men to learn and work at India rubber. Good wages and clean work. Also wanted, a waiter (man) and girls as cooks, general workers, seamstrosses, nurses, small girls, &c., for private families. 106 Chambers street, and No. 7 Carmine at. ‘ANTED—A PROTESTANT WAITER. SHE MUST also understand fine waing and ironing. Apply at 60 Fast Fourteenth atreet, with good city references, this day or to-morrow, between 12 and 2 o'clock. ANTED.—A YOUNG LADY, WELL QUALIFIED TO teach the English branches, and having had some experience, is desirous of a situation as assistant teacher in a school in this city, Highest tertimonials given. Address Miss A. L. M. C., Herald office. ‘ANTED—A BOY, WHO CAN WRITE A GOOD hand, and come well recommended. Salary $50 per year. Inquire at No. 1 Beaver street, corner of Broadway. WwW TED—A MAN, CAPABLE OF GROOMING AND drivi A. M., at 64 a pair of horses. Apply, between 9 and 10 Mark's place. i ANTED—FOR 4 Wore, iv HE CounrRy, A respectable young lad, about 15 years of age. ralll be taut to tend ber, and will be expected to aiske himself generally useful. Apply at the Derby House, corner of Seventieth street and avenue. ‘ANTED—AN INTELLIGENT AND RESPECTABLE youth, he resides with, hie Parents, inal broker's office. per year. Apply at Y 8 from ten till eleven o’elock, with references. ‘ANTED—CANVASSERS, TO PROCURE ADVER- tivements for a new publication. Apply between Wand 11 A. M., at 252 way; office No. 16, ‘ANTED—A YOUNG MAN AS JUNIOR CLERK AND "W “suaiatant booiokesper 5 bo will be required towels a good and awift hand, and furnish respectable refer- | ences ns to character.” Address A. B., post paid, box 2,374 Lost offee. ‘ANTED—A YOUTH, (AN AMERICAN,) BETWEEN sixteen and seventeen years of age, of good addross, and fair education, to accompany a young gentleman on & ‘our through Europe. A note directed to C. F. W., Herald office, stating where they can be seen or addressed, will with attention, ANTTED.—A YOUNG MAN, FROM WESTERN NEW York, of energetic and persevering habits, wishes uation in a wholesale store. Can give the beat of ences for character and attainments, both in the city and country. Salary moderate first year. Address F.'B. A., Herald office, for one week. A BOY, FROM FOURTEEN TO SIXTEEN ina marine shell store, He must come ‘d for honesty. Apply at 177 Broadway, well recommen in the basement, AJ ANTRD—AN FXPERIENCED CUTTER. SITUATION \ permanent, Apply to Johr P. Wave, 68 Chatham st. W | to ornament and make pap pally daguerreotype case covers. or mache goods, princi. The work can be taken to their own homes. Good hands can make from eight to 1c. Full instructions given in four les Apply at 633 Broadway, between 10 and 3. TEN.—ROOK AGENTS.—THIRTY DOLLARS A Mh will be given, and expenses paid, to first a8 respects ful mpe , tact, experience and industry sons. W m cluss travelling ngents, thoroughly conversant, and nd in all tomed to selling books tent, possessing ener, ROY IN A LAWYER'S OFFICE, IN No. 4 Honover street, third story Wit AGENTS, THREE COOKS, wework, five chamberma ids one to adopt into a respectable Protestant can make from $10 to $16 per week, with N. B.—A coachman, bartender, and three men for farms: one that ean milk cows, Apply immediately at 1i8 Fulton etreet, corner of Mildogb, Brooklyn, tom’ $8 to 88 AAA AAA ARAN AAA AAR AAA im A SITUATION = ASSISTANT BOOK- or clerk, by a young man, twent years of age. Can furnish the bost of references alee Te. commendations from his former employers. Addrese Mar- cus, this office. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, & situation in & or liquor store, or in any other respectable business. writes © good hand, and is quick at figures. Can give good reference and secn- rity, if required. A line addi to W. M, Heraid office, will be attended to. VARNISH MAKER CAN HAVE CONSTANT WORK, if a good workman. Address box 1,060, Post office. A WIDOW LADY IS DESIROUS OF OBTAINING A howe this winter, for herself and child. ie willing to sew, or make herself useful at any light work. The comforts of a home more desirable than exorbitant y. No one need answer this that objects to the child. Ihe lady can be seen for three days at the northeast cor- ner of Second avenue and Twelfth street. \ HIGHLY RESPECTABLE MIDDLE-AGED LADY 18 desirous of ebtaining situation in a gentleman's family, as plain seamstress, and to assist in the domestic arrangements of the house. She would also be y to engage as housekeoper to a widower or an ununa: - tleman. Please address, post-paid, or, if desired, the [wy could be seen at 475 Pearl street, at any bour until o'clock {n the afternoon of the present week. Direct te Mrs. M. E. 3., at the above address. YOUNG FRENCH OR SPANISH GI WHO speaks both languages, (with a little ) es some education, and of a good disposition, is wanted aa nurse and attendant on two rs children. Letters, with references, directed to B. M., Herald office, will be attended to within two weeks. RESPECTABLE MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN, CAPABLE of taking the entire charge of children, and a seamstress, is dosirous of going with a family to San ciseo, and to remain with them there, if required. @an give good city reference. Inquire at No. klizabeth> street. art YOUNG LADY OUT OF EMPLOYMENT, AND HAS ‘&@ mother to support, wishes something to do, thac would bring in from $7 to'$8 per week. Any one haying such employment may addrety Misw “Emma, Broadway Post office. LADY WHO IS GOING TO CALIFORNIA, WISHRS: to lesve her youngest child, a girl three years old, with some wealthy people who would like to adopt her, and where she would be well cared for. Address H L., lower Post office. YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION, TO DO the general housework of a small family. ’ The bot reference can be given. Can ve seen for two day, Washington street, second toor, front room. RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUATION, as cook, washer, and froner. be seen for two days, at 110 Seventh avenue. Best of city reference given SITUATION IS WANTED BY A YOUNG GERMAN woman, ax housekeeper, or to attend a fancy cake or bread store. Can speak good English. Beat of eity re- ference. Can be seen for two days at No. 59 Greenwich sireet, top front room. of cit at 44) RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION, TO cook, waxh and iron in a private family, Can be inighly reeémmended by her three Last employers, with whom she has lived for the last aix years. ‘The best of city reference can be given, Please call at 110 Seventh avenue, corner of Kighteeuth street. Cun be seen for two days, if not engaged. YOUNG LADY WISHES A SITUATION IN A FANCY or thread and needle store, in Broadway or Qanal street would be preferred. Wages not so much an object asa permanent situation. Please call on or address @ note to Miss H. Nicols, 327 Broadway, frm 10 to 4 o’clock, LADY IS DESIROUS OF HIRING ONE OR TWO hundred dollars for one year, for which # liberal interestand good security wil beigiven. Please address A.S., Union square Post ditice. No notes attended to unless having real names and piace of residence. A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN 4a situation as chambermaid and séamstrees, Can give good reference. Call at No. 648 Fourth street, between avenues C and D, in the basement. Can be seem for two days. MEDICAL STUDENT WANTED IN A DRUG 8TORE— One sufficiently acquainted with the business to take: charge of the store whenot engaged in lectures. Would prefer one that could remain afver lectures close for the searon, when the salary would be increased. Addres?, with name and reference, N P, Herald office. LECTURER AND BUSINESS MAN TO TAKE AN terest in and travel with a highly reapeetable and popular exhibitionwanted. No cash investment required, Adress box 896 Post office. LADY WHO IS THOROUGHLY ACQUAINTED WITH the mode of preparing several articles of perfumery, Ke., of intrinsic merit, would like to meet with a mau of some means, willing to co-operate with her in bringing the seme into the market. Address Perfumer, Broadway Post office, for further information. CARVER WANTED AT JOHNSON’S DINING BALOON, ‘No. 31 Canal street—none need apply exeept thone that perfectly understand the business, snd can furnish good recommendations. PERSON OF RESPECTABILITY WISHES TO ENGAGE as seamstress and dressmaker; understands cutting and fitting children’s dresses. Can produce beat city re- ference. Inquire from 10 to 4 o'clock, at 80 Weventh street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, in the rear. RESPECTABLE PERSON, HAVING HER OWN HOME, ix desirous of obtaining the plain sewing of a fam- ily; {sa neat needlewoman. Is also capable of getting uj ladies’ muslins in the neatest manner. Please call at 2! Spring street, nearghe Bowery, up stairs, in the rear, over the bakery. Can be seen fora week. ARKFEPFR’S SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG man, who has been for several yeara barkeeper in different establishments in thia city and vieinity. The advertiser is desirous of obtaining work, and would en- gage for a small compensation, Would have no objeotioy to take charge of an oyster saloon, or as assiatant. Uns derstands either branch perfectly. Apply at 283 Williau, t, for one week. GLISH WAITER WANTED.—MUST THOROUGHLY understand his business, and bring a firat rate chas racter. Apply at 73 Broadway, from 0 to 10 P. M. OUSEKEFPER WANTED—FOR A BOARDING HOUSE, uptown. One who perfectly understands the busi ness, and who is without incumbrance. Addross Brown, Herald office. ALESMAN WANTED.—A DRY GOODS JOBBING house would like to hire a good salesman that ean in- fluence cash and short time trade. Such a one will liberally treated with. Address T. M. J.. this office. ITUATIONS WANTED—BY TWO PROTESTANT GIRLS, ag plain sewers, or chambermaids; or would take eare of chikiren. Apply to Mr. WALSH, offices of Commia- « sionera of Emigration, or 319 Pearl strect, up stairs. HIRT CUITER WANTED—ONE WHO PERFECTLY understands the businosa, and can give good referen- ces—none other need apply. Address P. A. H., at thie office, giving references. ITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN WHO HAS just arrived—clerkship preferred. He the English, Frenel, and German languages, Referenoe givem and required. Apply by note to T. W. P., Herald ofsice, 0 BOSS PRINTERS.—THE ADVERTISER WISHES TO serve the remaining cighteen months of his appren- ficeship an compositor, either in a newspaper or book of- fice. No objection to the country. Letters addressed to Printer, Herald office, will receive immediate attention, 10 TAILORS.—WANTFIk BY A FIRST RATE CUTTER, with many years experience in fine custom work, and a thorough knowledge of the tailoring business in all its branches, a permanent situation in a firat clase house, City reference given, Address H., Box 3,432 Post Office, ‘WO BOYS, ONE AGED FIFTEEN, THE OTHER seventeen, wish something to do—either to learn & trade or go ina store; the oldest has served one year ip the sash and blind making business. Good reforence can be given. Address Carpenter, Broadway Post Office. SPECIAL NOTICES. AHNEMANN ACADEMY OF MEVICINE.—THE ACA- demy will meet at Stuyvesant Institute, on Wed- y, the 12th instant, at 74¢ o’clook P. M., to hear the inaugural address of its President, Dr. MeVickar. Thos interested in the eause of homoopathy, and the publie generally, are invited ho attend. W. STEWART, Ree. Secretary. “2 ROPOSED NEW CLUB.—GENTLEMEN OF HIGH standing in society, desirous of associating them- selves with men of a rimilar class, now forming a club with limited numbers, to be conducted upon European principles, and intending to extablich a club house to comprehend (without extravagance) all the comfort, éle- nce, refinement, and good order, of the London West ind club houses, are invited to rend real names and ad- dresses to Secretary, Union square Post office. = FSSRS. V. R. TERRY « SON TAKE THIS METHOD of returning their sincere thanks to the New York firemen, for their unwearied and untiring exertions in partly reseuing their stock and tools from destruction, by the fire which occurred at their premises, in Gvroline strect, on the 9th inst. They will never cease to re- member the praiseworthy conduct of the Fire Depart- ment on that ¢vening—their exertions were almost super- huran, and were preventive of an extensive conflagra- tion. V. R. TERRY 4 80) WE, THE UNDERSIGNTD JOURNEYMEN, EMPLOYED by V! R. Terry & Son, tender our grateful thanks to the members of the New York Fire Department, fox their prompt and energetic conduct at the fire on the Oth instant. It is to you, geatlemen, we owe the proser- vation of our chests of tools from the ravages of the do- youring clement. Had you been leas worthy the name of New York firemen, thelr total destruction woul havo been inevitable (Signed. ) Famuel Strickland F. Marston, ‘Amos Rooke, Robert Butler ‘Thomas O'Bryan, Joshua Kyle, Jolin Dod L, Powers, William P. B, Mayo, Albert Skidmore, G. W. Merril, Charles Pell John Moabray, George Young ho Hamilton Abraham Voor james Puneb, H. A.M ‘An! others, 8. B. Mar PE PURTAC moved to No. 61 Uh: PETER B.S SECOND W. RS ELECT OF THE DA WD moerntic 1 Convmittoe of the Seoort Ward, are r for organization, this ning, Wednercay, at half yaet 7 o'clock, at the house of ohn Woodworth, 19 Dutch street