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LIVINGSTON, THE PROPRIETOR OF some houses in Wooster street, near Amity, ix re- quested to call or address a note to John A. Mammer or Jobn Ogilvy, No, 149 West Eighteenth street, where he may hear hear of something to his advantage. SPECIAL NOTICES. NEW YORK DAILY HERALD—NEW ARRANGE- | ment.—Wm. & Henry Taylor, Sun Iron Buildiug, | imore, Md., announce that they have made new aud manent arrangements for the prompt and speedy de- | ry of the daily Herald, Tribune and ‘Times, in the city of Baltimore. The papers are now received at 6 o'clock im the evening on the day they are published in New GEORGE SKANE, OF LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND, WILL please call on J. ¢., on board the steamship Arabia, | street, he will learn something to his NAL. York, and all subscribers served by 8 o'clock the same evening. We have engaged four faithful carriers in place ef the one lately employed by us. We go to this ext expense to serve our numerous customers, solely for their benetit, and hepe for increased circulation of the Tenures Building, 111 Bal ‘the firm of W: yylor & Co. WM. & HE Itimore street, Baltimore, Md. P. S.—Our depot in New York is 16 Park place, under RY TAYLOR, HE. VETERANS OF 1812-15.—DR. PORTER, 216 tulton street, is one of the committee for receiving | ‘The Express says the liberality of eitizens | will be well bestowed on these worthy and patriotic mem- | subscriptions bers of society. STIAN DOCIRINE B. B. Course of Catholic Lectures.—The Rev. Dr. Cum- mings will deliver the opening lecture of a course of four lectures, on Monday evening, Jan. 24, at Hope Chapel, Broadway. Subjeci—Cauxes that have Rendered Unpopu. Jar the Name of Mary, Queen of England. ‘The proceeds of SOCIETY. — FIRST this course will be devoted for the education of Catholic | poor chiliren of New York. Mekets, 25 cents euch; | tickets for the course, admitting a gentleman and lady, James Rinex, By order. Secretary. ROBT. CODDINGTON, Chairman of the Committee of Arrangements. UDSON RIVER RAILROAD—NOTICE.—CITIZENS |* nerally, th wards, the H ‘Twenti steam fon northwe: enue, at Mr. Donnell: next, the 26th inst., at sev shine. A full attendance is wu eommitieeet the Common Counci expecially thove of the Nineteenth and | in favor of discontinuing the use of ludson River Railroad south of Sixtieth street, are requested to attend a meeting to be held at the corner of Forty-seventh street and Eleventh ’s house, on Wednesday evening en o'clock, punctually, rain or ently requested, as meet to dispose of the matter onthe 3st inst.—Caleb F. Lindsley, Edward P. Clark, C. C. Ellis, Wiliam Gellin, G. 8. Auld, and one thousand others.” Nowe PERSONS HAVING FRIENDS IN in the burying ground belonging to the M at Willianisbung Le ee b. Church, Willet street, in this cit; E. Churche: in the M. fott, Robert juested to mect on +5 MEE Wednesday evening, Jan. 26th, at 7 o'clock, as business of importance will be brought forward. By order of the ‘Trustees. N.B.—The above notice has no reference to the private plots. ‘OTES OF THE FOLLOWING BAN trict of Columbia purchased:—Bank of the United States, Citizens’ Bank, Columbia Bank, Kastern Bunk, Railroad Bank, and Mecha: ‘A. R. THOMPSON, No. KS OF THE DIs- s’ Bank—all of Washington. 9 Wall street, corner New. | OTICE.—THE MEMBEI police, also, the pol OF THE EIGHTH WARD | n general, are respectfully auvited to attend the funeral of Danicl L. Benson, from his late residenc: on Sunday afternoo! Hudson, corner of Vandam street, at Lo'clock, without further inv SSOCIATIONAL<=A NUMBER Ol GENTLEMEN, DE. siring.a parcel of land for a summer resort of per- manent residence, have secured the refu of about 130 aores of land, at Little Neck, Long Island, ata low price, possexsing the desirable qualitics of healthy location, wa ter fishing, its division at bers Hmited to roxpect, conveniences of fowling, &c. An a he original fa forty. Plan choice of parcels to be set up ders, and the money thus obtaine rata among the members of th rticulars, reference ism No. 188 Stanton str: it water bathing, boating, sociation is now forming for priee—number of mem ision proposed—the at auction among the m« P to be redivided pro sociation. For further V. D. B. FOWLER, le to J. HE BURNS CLUB OT THE CITY OF NEW Yor will hold th ‘Tuesday evening, the 2tit ickets, five dollars cisely. either of the w atreet; G. Far 179 Broadway. eir annual ndersigne: uhar, ast t the Astor House .at seven o'clock pre- be obtained Hano . Clirehug! USTRALIA—MR. F 146 Pearl rst of Februa: American hous there bDusiness. He th of ships and merchand street, will herefore ri the shippi peetfully 5 «of all kinds, factory reference can be given, iI mneral Committee is sincerely desirous ereas, the the union of the democratic party in this to promote | city, and to bring within a common and harmonious organization all those who maintain the principles of the Baltimore platform, and desire to give a tirm and un- divided support to the Democratic National and State administrations, and also to avoid all causes of objection and difference which might arise out of any decison of contested seats, before the partion haye ainple oppor- tunity to present their certificates, or other evidences of election—Therefore, be it Resolved, That the consideration of the eontested seats be pestponed until Thursday evening, Jan. 27, at 7¥ o'clock; and that all persons contesting, in any degree o toany extent, the seats of those included in this orga ization, be and are hereby invited to present their claimy on that cecasion. DANIEL E. DELEVAN, Chairman pro tem. H. PunsER, }seergtaries pro tem. STING OF THE SIXTH WARD DEMOCRATIC ‘Ward Committee, elected for 1863, held at the sixth Ward Hotel, on Saturday evening, January 22, on motion the following named gentlemen were unanimously elected as officers for 1863 :—James M. Sweney, President; James McGowan, Secretary; T. Brennan, Treasurer. On motion, the following resolutions were unanimously adopted :— Resolved, ‘That the Committee have heard, with aston- ishment and regret, that a secret and exclusive Society, known as the Tammany Society, has undertaken to de: termine upon the right of the delegates trom this ward, elected by the people to represent this ward in the Demo. cratic Republican General Committee of 1853. Resolved, That the course of the Sachems of Tammany Society, in whose election the people had no voice, and over whom they have no control, is a flagrant and unpre- cedented usurpation of the rights of the democratic party, and should be resisted at the outset, to prevent the in: terests and action of the party from being controlled by cliques and factions. Resolved, ‘That we approve of the course of Alderman Thomas J. Barr, William Sinclair, and Thomas W. Con- stantine, the delegates from this ward, in refusing to ap- pear and submit to the said Sachems ‘the rights of this ward, and we cordially approve the protest read by our delegate, Thomas J. Barr, before said Sachems, and re- commend its general ciredlation among the demberats of the city. Resolved, That this ward knows no other General Com- mittee, for'the year 1853, than that of which Alderman Barr is chairffan, pro tem, and which alone this Commit- tee will recognize according to the usages and practises of the democratic party. JAMES M. SWENEY, Chairman, James McGowan, Secretary. THE BALL SEASON. RAND BAL DE SARACCO—UNDER THE MANAGE- ment of a committee of his friends, at Niblo’s Saloon, on Thursday evening, February 3d. This ball will be the most fashionable and recherche of the season. ‘The new and elegant dances have been selected, and the most cele- brated musicians engaged. ‘Tickets of admission exclu- sively for the ball, or with privilege of twelve or twenty lessons. and a circular containing full particulars, can be procuredat Mr. Suracco's, No, 110 rand street, four joors west of Broadway, by making immediate application, as the number of tickets is limited. It is searcely neces” sary to allude to Mr. Saracco’s professional abilities; the superiority of his talents and the rapid progress of his Ppavils are admitted, “Adults who have never danced bo- fore are taught all the modern dances ina single course of twelve lessons, and, during this arrangement, they can be obtaiued at one-third she usual terms. ‘The dances taught will include the Polk, Schottisch, Polka Redowa, Redowa Waltz, Mazourka, Esmeralda, Cing-temps Waltz, German Cotillons, &e., &e. EF ST ANNUAL BALL OF THE IRWIN GUARD— Will take place at the City Assembly Rooms, 450 Broadway, on Tuesday evening, 25th inst. Tickets $1, to be had of any of the committee, or at the door on the evening of the ball. This being their first annual ball, themselves that no pains or ex: pense shull be spared on their part, to render this one of the most agreeable balls of the season. Adkins’ cele- brated cotillion band is engaged. ALEXANDER BOYD, Chairman. Ronenr McCarrenty, Secretary. Ricuakp Goopwsy, Treasurer. OMPANY A, TENTH REGIMENT N. YS. M.—THE secood annual ball of this company will be held at the Apollo Rooms, on ‘Thursday evening, January 27, 1853, Dodworth’s unrivalled band is engaged for this occasion. The company are determined to use all endeavors to make this ball equal to any given this season. ‘Tickets can be procured of the cqmmittee or of any of the company. comMrrit Capt. Wm. Huson. ios. Plunkett, Lie lin Jones, Jr., J. Woods, “ergt. Wm, Nieklins, A. Trotter, Sergt. A. Huson, A. Winans. Cuas. Kee, Secretary WM. HUSON, Chairman. GURST ANNUAL BALL OF THE YOUNG © man Catholic Benevolent Association, at Hall, on St. Patrick’s night, Thursday, March 17, 1853. Manahan’s Quadrille Band is engaged for the occasion. Tickets one dollar, to be had of the members, or of J. J. Connolly, 242 Rivington street; Thomas Cody, 11 West street; D. J. Conly, 39 Pearl street; Maurice 'R. Flinn, Chairman, 10 Pine’ street; Charles A. Falin, Secretary, 31 Leonard street. 'S Ro- aTamin} HREWSBURY HOP.—THE NEPTUNE CLUB HEREBY notify the friends and visiters at their summer en- campment at Shrewsbury, that. they intend giving a hop | at the Apollo Rooms, on Monday evening, February 2st. 01 Tickets can be obtained of Mr. C. G. Corley, corner 0 een and Reade streets, or of any of the members of the club. MUSICAL. DODWORTH’S DANCING ACADEMY, AT THE © hew establishment, No. 806 Broadway, near Grace Church.—The classes for the second quarter ace now form- ing. For ladies and children on Wednesdays und Satur- days, at 234 and 334 o'clock P. M. For gentlemen, on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, from 7 to 10 o'clock P. M., The lessons for gentlemen are ar- ranged on an entire new principle, by which the progress and convenience of the pupils are greatly facilitated. For | particulars see cireulars. EST HOLIAN AND BOUDOIR PIANOS MAY BE found at 297 Broadway.—Hallet, Davis & Co.'s pianos, with wolians, are acknowledged the best for tone, and standing in tune, of any in the world, while Samuel Gilbert's boudoit pianos are the only ones which are sought after. Second hand pianos in great variety. cheap. Music and musical publications. Dealers supplicd on liberal terms. Pianos to let. T. 8. BERRY & CO., 207 Broadway. JOLIN, FLUTE, AND BASSVIOL CLA‘ SLA quarter. New classes will be formed at the Musical emy, 206 Allen street, on Tuesday evening, at cight ‘Also, pianoforte classes on Tuesday and Friday, If-past three o'clock. Terms, $5 for twenty-four les L. A. BENJAMIN, Principal. SOLIAN PIANOFORTES.—T. 1, celebrated pianofortes, with and without the lian.—fhe subscriber, who ix the sole agent in this city for the sale of these instruments, (the reputation of which has become world-wide) is now prepared to offor prices which, to those wishing to purchase, ean- il to be satisfactory. Possessing facilities for ob- taining pianos unsurpassed, if equalled, by those of any other house in the city, he ‘docs not hesitate to say that he can present inducements to buyers not to be found elsewhere. He has constantly on hand an extensive as- sortment of second-hand pianos, at bargains, which he fearlossly asserts will defy competition. Gilbert's elezant boudoir or cottage pianos, for small rooms. Also, Melo- doons, of Prince's and Cabart’s make. Grand jeoli 3 to let. HORACE WATERS, } Broadway, corner of Anthony st., up stairs. GILBERT & CO0.'S INSTRUCTION. ARITHMETIC, RENVILLE, 289 Broad on ix separately instructed, and is enabled ‘with fa ice the knowledge imparted to him. Open y and evening. ‘Terms reasonable. &C., THORK 2 TRUCTION IN Professor of th New York, will comm gentlemen on next Wednesd. gratis before any engagement be mace Chambers street, STRUCTION .—FRENCH classes, and private Ic ‘Reade: AND sons duving the day, a . Professor Monton will com y with new cla duced terms, graduated by the number ina class. of attendance from six to ten f IN THURED. dy’s black silk sae xewarded by leaving it at No. TRAYED oR night of the sixteen hands hi ing on one hind warded by leaving hin THE LECTURE SEASON. QUESTION STOLEN, ths i igh, \ tetlo MORNING. The finder will be lib ' 20TH LN! The wader will be suitably street. . STABLE, ON THE brown horse, about 1, with a small swell. | Fast 5 ghiteonih « FOI will deliver bis cco Spiritual In ning, Jan. Poston, commences at € re Subject ight o clock PROP! —R. P, on the Chapel, on VE NTH LECTU Tn K x Wy ANvFActt Chantilly 1 Souveraine, fau' S$ OFFICE is) rel to the lat d., 2e.. 0 vevy ali; F. W. & W. F. GLY & 00. weror ing. —Patents Lal rg de Nam t receiv , Brussels, (Retgium.) HE SUBSCRIBER WILL y, at his rooms, 289 Broad OM. 9 : gentlemen 18 o'clock. ¥.M. Priv nt to the pupil, OLIVER B unemph ; ote then tothe insteuction in his n: ms, $18 per « vayable m ving five lessons per week, Apply 5 Pearl street Aer, to Y, in 1). Moore, one block from econd msbung. corner of , Willi anteed, with make from $6 to cau e4 $ mining, and Madam 0, tand Cw ay, at ty CATFIELD, JOUN i 100r. furrin, Aucti LIGHT WAGON WANT made, and in good orie tating price and wh D—WITHOUT Tor, ciry Address box 1,501 Post ¢ it can be seen, A Omer | | | Ws a8y woman, 19 years old, a baby to wet nurse at her own residence.’ None but respectable persons need apply, Can be seen for two days at 167 Twenty-sccond street te, tween First avenue and avenue A, first tloor. Good city reference given. W 4 STED—A SITUATION, BY A PRacrICAL CHE mist, who is a pupil of Profexsor Von Liebig, whose assistant he has baen for the last two years. Ad: drest Dr. C, W. Hempel, care Chemical Laboratory ut Giessen, Hesse Darmstadt. ANTED IMMEDIATELY—EIGHT OR TEN LADIES, to ornament and make papier mache goods, princi pally Daguerreotype case covers. ‘The work ean be taken to their own homes. Good hands can make from eight to ten dollars per week. Full instructions given in four les- sons. Apply at 653 Broadway, between 10 and Yarns COMPETENT LOOM WEAVER of superintending a cotton factory in Mexico. Liberal wages will be given, and the best of references re- quired. Address box 974 Fost Office, AITER WANTED.—AN UNMARRIED COLORED man: who thoroughly understands his business, may apply at No. 32 Washington square, between Waverly pace and West Washington place, (D—AN EXPERIENCED CLERK, IN A FIRST “AN' class hotel—one who, understands bookkeeping and the general routine of a otel. He aust be a single man, and produce the best of references for every qual fieation requisite, To such good salary will be yaid. Address William James; Herald office. ANTED—A GOOD PORTER IN A HOTEL—A S0- ber, honest, faithful man, who understands his duties. Inquire at the Clarendon, betweea 9 and 12 o'clock, on Monday. ‘ANTED—THAT EVERY LADY AND GENT out of employment, should read this:—Any pei sending, tomy addresa, one dollar, (the original cost) shall receive full instructions, together with specimen materials, for prosecuting a new, genteel, in-door busi ness, with a certain profit of from’ $30 to $50 per month Any person, after, making a faithful trial of the business, and not finding it'fully equal to the recommendation here given, on application shall have his money refunded. Address (post-paid) RANSOM W. GARDNER, Washington, D, GENTEEL WIDOW LADY, OF AGREEABLE MA) ners and amiable disposition, is desirous of obtain- ing a situation as housekeoper toa widower, or single gentleman of means. Address L. A. Bertram, Broadway Post Office, post-paid, for one week. USTRALIAN GOLD MINES.—THE SUBSCRIBE! who has had much experience - ing in some of the prineipal m ra added to an experience of several years in the manaze- ment and examination of mine: and mineral lands in the United States, is now at liberty to. treat with responsible houses or individuals for # situation, either on shares or ata fixed salary, (for one year or longer,) to visit Austr: lia, California, or other countries of inining celebrity. ‘The subscriber (who is a member of the Sous of rance) can produce the most respectable references as ability, &e., &e. Address, prepaid, Australia, care J. H. Ach, Exq., 296 Broadway, New York. N EXPERIENCED FRENCHMAN WANTS A SITUA- tion as cook, either in alarge boarding-house or in a private family; he understands and speaks English, and has the best of recommendations from his late’ employ- ers. Address F, M., Box 620 Post offic OYS WANTED IN A DRY GOODS CASH JOBBIN store.—Three or four Inds, froin sixteen to eighteen years of age, wanted in a large establishment of the above Kind, where their chances of improvement will be good. Salary first year, $50. Those living with their Parents, orfrom the country, preferred. Address box 21 Post Office, stating all particular: RUG CLERK WANTED—THOROUGHLY CO} sant with the prescription and general city business, and able to produce satisfactory testimon ter and abilities. A young man of good address, posses ing these qualifications, may hear of a permanent situa- tion, by applying at 169 Atkintic street, South Brooklyn. ATTER WANTED—A SMART YOUN! ing a knowled hat store. Apply to RB. cial Buildings, Jersey City. 7 MAN, HAV: f the business, to attend a retail C. LEAKE, No. 8 Commer- ORT CUTTER WANTED.—ONE WHO UNDERSTANDS | the business can get good wages and a permanent Place. Apply at 79 William street, in the basement. (0 PRINTERS.—A PRACTICAL PRINTER IS WANTED, to act as foreman of a weekly newspaper. J Apply at No. 26 Ann street, up stairs, this morning. ‘ T A SPECIAL MEETIN TOMPKE Engine Company No. 80, held on Saturday even- ing, it was resolved that we return our sincere thanks to Mr. James Purdy, of 200 East Twenty-third street, for the bountiful supply of refreshments furnished us at the late fire in Twenty-fourth street. J. M. Goprry, Sec’y. A. P, SUTTON, Foreman. LIQUORS. BOTILES OF CHOICE GRADES OF 20.000 brandies, wines, rum, gin, whiskey, cordial’, syrups, &e., &e., imported by Wm, ’H. Under: hill, and {or sale'in quantities to suit purchasers, whole- sale and retail, at twenty per cent lower than at any other house. WM. H. UNDERHILL, 430 Broome street. 00 Doz DUBLIN STOUT AND FALKIRK . ale, just received by the Glasgow and Sid- Gongs. Also on hand, Younger’s, Tennant’s, Campbell's, &e., Scotch Ale, London Porter, XXX Stout, and Philadel- phia Ale and Porter, superior to any in the market. For sale by WM. H. UNDERHILL, 430 Broome street, eerner of Crosby. N EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF BRANDIES, wines, whiskey, rum, gin, champagne, segars, &c., of all the well known brands, imported for wholesale buy- ers, and for sale in oanueee to suit, at a saving of twen- ty per cent, by WM. H. UNDERHILL, 430 Broome street, corner of Crosby. MUR, & S088 AND WM. YOUNGER & CO,’s SCOTCH alex, in fine order for family use; Robt. B. Byass’ and Barclay, Perkins and Co.’s London Porters; Grape Leaf, Mumm, und Heidsieck Champagnes; Sauturne, Hock, and ‘Claret wines; Havana segars, &c., for sale, at the lowest market price, by PETERS & CHAMBERS, Importers DETERS & CHAMBERS, 300 BROADWAY of all grades of pale and dark brandies, port, § and Madeira wines, Jamaica and St. Croix rems, Scotch and Irish wi assorted brands of gin, Schiedam cited and promptly attended to. ‘T STOCK OF WINES, BRANDIES. AND ity will be found at PET HAM- 8’, y. Buyers are requested to examine this extensive stock before making purchases. Great in- ducements are offered to cash and short-time buyers. ASSAR’S POUGHKEEPSIE BREWERY—ESTABLISH- ed 1797.—The undersigned continue to manufacture the oclebrated Poughkeepsie pale, amber, and XXale and porter, for home consumption, and the markets of Cali- fornia, South America, Australia and the Indies. For shipping, the article is put up as heretofore, in new wood and iron bound casks, manufactured expressly for such purpose. Orders received at their depot, 116 Warrea street, New York, or at the brewery, Poughkeepaie. Mt. VASSAR & CO. DANCING ACADEMIES, R. C. WRIGHT'S DANCING ACADEMY, MILITARY Hall, Bowery e Spring street.—Mr. Wright would inform his friends that his second quarter w 5 ons subscribing uarter. For particulars, inquire at Mr. W nee, 151 Tenth street, ADAME AUGUSTA HAS RE-O! HER DANCING classes in her commodious house, No. 712 Browl- way. A reduction will be made to parties: having a num- ber of children to be instructed. For terms and particu- lars, apply between 12 and 2 o'clock. RIVATE CL for the I clu new ¢ » Be noons tor Indi made at the musi H. BU TENA NTS’ REGISTER. PPASEMENT TO LIGHT BASEMENT, el at 487 Bron roome street, suitabl > Tor the trunk business or an engraver, Inquire at the store, TY-FIVE iY y n those eight buildings constructed atthe corner of Fortieth street and enue, opposite the Crystal Palace. Apply to R. DB, WALSON I orts 50 Wall street. ET—THE LAR ay. The house t ot, and is suit- siling or bustac . Possession can ediately, Apply at No. 21 Clinton pleco. rp wite LOFTS IN | upper part n the immedi Prescott House, the Metropolitan Hotel, ADWAY tHE d third for, unfar- kitchen, and cellar, to the first of May i and r month for each floor. vy per Iso, a parior on the first floor, furnished, with y Fourth ‘avenue, opposite erence given and required , saiontague pl term of year HAL ey park, ‘Swen ° A NEW HOU ISTING OF ‘ cond floor, two room on the or, together with back basement, 5 ntly Tova Kast Brooklyn, near Myrtle avenue, will ot low ul tenant, “ Apply at 276 Pear! street, New York. Apply at | eee 30 wanted on imprayed realestate in this city, forth double the amount, for four years, for which six per cent will be paid semi-annually, with an assign. ment of policy of insurance. Aline addressed to J. %., Herald office, will meet with immediate attention, $5OO WANTED, FOR POUR MONTHS, AND GOOD me)’ rity civen—a very fine room, with board— in a first class house, as inters will be given to either a lagly or a gentleman. References exchanged. Address Lucinda, Union #4 Ree. Y PERSON WHO HAS THIS AMOUNT live tifty per cent on an where the security i immediately at 102 ye toa fortnight willvemain in their own MARCIA | WANTED.—THE ABOVE AMOUNT | | i | 60 0 —OOAL LANDS FOR SALE—A VERY . + valuable tract of most superior bitu- Usinous coal land, containing three thousand acres in one body, situated in Clinton une Pennsylvania, directly on the line of the Sunbury and Erie Railroad. ‘The mines have been gpened and explored, and are the most valua- ble inthe State. The entire tract will be sold on easy terms, for $00,000. M. L. SHELDON, 85 Nassau street. | aly nituated, for $4,000; 129th street, fer $6,000; three four-story houses on | Seventi: avenue; well situated, for $5,000 each; four-and- | half acres of land, on Wyman avenue, in New Rochelle, | jor $2,000; house and lot, ‘at the eorner of Washington and Desbrosses street, $2,700. M, L. SHELDON, 85 Nassau street. u street, p No. 13, CiBICAGO AND | AURORA RAILROAD OOMPANY Bonds,—The bonds of this company, bearing seven per cent i terest, with coupons attached, payable semi- Annually, on the first days of January aud July, at the Mechanics’ Bank, in this city, and having fourteen and a half years to mature trom January lst, 1853, for sale by G. 8. IBENS & SON. IVIDEND.—THE FLORENCE AND KEYPORT COM- pany has this day declared a dividend of one dollar per chase, pagably to the stuekbolders alter the Slst inst., on which day no transfers will be made. Keyport, Jan. 4, 1863. 9 THOMAS LOYD, Treasurer. RAFTS ON IRELAND AND ENGLAND, IN SUMS from £1 and upwards, payable at sight, are issued by the subscribers, BOWMAN, GRINNELL & CO., No. 83 South street, sole passenger agents for the Swallow Tail line of Liverpool and London packet ships. ALENA AND CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD CoM- G pany.—Notice to stockholders.—Notice is hereb given to the stockholders of the first and second divi- sions of the Galena and Chicago Union Railroad Company, that a semi-annual dividend of eight per cent has been declared by the Board of Directors, from the earnings of said first and second divisions, for the six months ending January 31, 186, payable to the stockholders on and, after the 10th day of February next, in eash, at the office of the company in Chicago, provided that such dividends shall be applied upon all stock in said first and second divisions which shall remain partially paid after the 10th day of February next, or so much thereof as may be necessary to make the same full paid, Chicago, January 10, 1863, W. M. LARRABEE, Secy. ALENA AND CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD COMPA ny.—Notice to stockholders—Notice is hereby given to the stockholders of the ‘‘hird Division of the Galena and Chicago Union Railroad Company, that instalments have been called upon the capital’ stock | gubscribed for the coustruction of said ‘third Div sion, payable at the office of the Treasurer of said company, in Chieago, as follows :—On the 15th day of March next, ten per cent on exch share of May next, five per cent on each share, the Bourd of Directors. W. M. LARRABEE, Secretary. Chicago, January 10, 1853. NTEREST ON CITY STOCKS.—THE INTERES? ON THE public stocks of the city of New York, due and pay- able February Ist, 1853, will be, paid on'that day by F. W. Edmonds, Faq. chanics’ No. 33 Wall street. Tho transfer books will be closed Friday, Jan. 14, at three o'clock, P.M. wke etlect February Ist, 1853. A. C. FLAGG, Comptroller. Comptroller's Office, New York, Jan. 7, 1853. 7 OTICE.—THE UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE, ty and Trust Company, of Philadelphia, oftice cerner of Third and Che ets. —The above have this day dec lend of ten per to the stockholders or their legal represen- atives, in cash, on demand. Also, a dividend of twenty per cent to polic; jue of which will fe paid, in cash, on demand, or appropriated to the re- | duction ‘of ‘uture premiuins, at the option of the party ured. CIARLES G. IMLAY, Secretary and Treasurer. 10 RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.—SEAMBD PROPOSALS addressed to either of the undersigned, will be re- ceived at Hillsborough, Highland county, Ohio, until the Ast day of February ‘next, at noon, for the graduation and masonry of the middle division of the Cinctinati, | Hillsborough and Parkersburg railway, extending from | Hillsborough, Highland county, to a point near Jackson, ‘Jackson county, Ohio, about fifty-six miles. The line se be ready for examination early in January, and pro- files an | the Engincer’s office, in Hillsborough, for one week prior to the Ist day of February. This railway forma the re- cognized continuation across Ohio, of the Baltimore and Ohio, and North Western Virginia Railways, and being located ax a link in the through line between Baltimore and St. Louis, will be found in every way worthy of the attention of able and enterprising contractors. ‘The re- mainder of the line, to the Ohio river, will be ready for contract about the first day of May next. JAMES M. TRIMBLE, President. Exiwoop Montus, Chief Engineer. ETMORF, ROBERT & CO., STOCK, NOTE, AND EX- change brokers, dealers in specie and gold dust, Continental Bank Building, No, 12 Wall stree (CASE, 70 LoAN—on Was s monds, and valuables of every description, on the southea: | compan; JEWELRY, DIA- Nassau street, room 13, Ladies waited on at their resi- dence, and all transactions strictly confidential. No. 102 Nassau street, room 13. MISCELLANEOUS PAINT—THE BEST ARTICLE EVER of steamers, and other vessels, and, from its spark and cinder proof qualities, for railroad bridges, cars, depots, &e. Testimonial of the company. upwards, and in oil, in kegs of 26, 60, and 100 Ibs., by R. BOGART, General Agent, 125 Pearl street, and 78 Beaver. cr RATED PATENT CAS ing. wv York Iron Railing Company make and put u every variety of plain and ornamental ca-t iron railing for buildings, parks, courts, cemeteries, &e. saving thereby to purchasers twenty-five to fifty cents per ruaning foot. ‘They invite a critical examination of | their patterns and works, to which they are constantly making tasteful additions. Specimens inay now be seen i ‘al of the cemeteries near, and at dings in the N. B.—All kinds of cast and wrought iron work for gs, euch as bank and vault doors, shutters, brackets, light counting house desk and counter railings, gratings, window guards, wall stays, &e., &c., &e., fur= nished at short notice, and at most reasonable charges Office No. 79 Duane street, a few doors east of Broadway. APER HAN of Thomas Faye & Co.. 436 Pearl strect, offer the largest aud choicest assortment of paper Langings (including some of the most magnificent decorations) in unusually low rates. on the retail department. | ETROPOLITAN HOTEL.—THE MIRRORS OF THIS mugnificent hotel are from the Belgian wanufactory of Ste. Marie d’Oignies. A. ROLKER MOLLMANN & A. PERIER, 255 Pearl street, Sole Agenta, SAINT NICHOLAS HOTEL—THD MIRKORS OF THIS magnificent hotel are from the Belgian manufactory of Ste. Marie d'ignies. A. RULKER MOLLMANN, & A. PERIER, 255 Pearl street, Sole Agents. DLE MANUFACTORY OF & Son, of Aix-la-Chapelle, lished 1750, under the present firm, is tl | the continent signalized by the pr Exhibition of 1551, for needies. till_now. Ned in New This despieabl purpose the above firm soli y one who je desirous of having a good article, {9 be very inthefr demand tor genuine Beisel’s needle: live needs HE Widow with counterfeit Englis. strictly observing that each paper of twent bear th label, wi nntermark, a attempted. Retail pric per thousand, or ten wrappe! ) econd quality, two dok lars, or five cents per wrapper of twenty-tive les. | V MNS—PRICES REDUCED—NO. 449 f r of William.--The subscribers ell the balance of their stock of curtain atly reduced | di lace and miasli | all kinds of curtain trimming, at wholesale or retail. CHILDS & SMITH. Practical Uvholstarens aor BARRELS TES) pureh Weste to suit market, in South street, next to the corner of |, with o HAUX , No. 1 Felton ‘ul Fowler's NECKS, YE BROWS, SO COARSE, oft, pure and fine; so} ear skin, soft, ; at least all those Vine ver JO, other dresses | ng, cures dandraf, Soth are Lith avenye, New York ‘outh Third sirect, 1 tw f ql (AST-OFF CLOTHING THOUSAND DOLLAT | © worth wanted.—Gentlemen haying large ar small od Left-of clothing or other ports i obtain full value in caves ng for JAMES Mor 1 Chatham street. sen tore __ ASTROLOGY MRS, ALWIN, RiINOWNED IN Furope fo i in foretelling the future, will | furnish inteltigenes about all circumstances of life, ‘to ail | | who may addess her. Mrs. Alwin spouks the English, nan lnnguages—311 Broome sircet, neat Chrystie street, up stairs, Freneb, and G | &P. M. jon the 1ithday | April next, ten per cent on each share ; on the 14th day ; By order of | Chamberlain of the city, at the Me | For | the accommodation of stockholders, transfers will be | permitted during the period the books remain closed; to | specifications of the work will be exhibited at | most accommodating terma, at my private office, No. 103 | RIDGEWATER: offered to the public for roofs, decks, and bottoms | «i specimens can be seen at the depot | For sale dry, in packages of 200 Iba, and | | IRON RAIL, | in a complete and workinanlike manuer, upon | IWS celebrated patent principle, without rivits, | —THE OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE | - this market, at | Great care aud attention bestowed | deception mst come toanend , ents per | ices; silks and worsted, , ains, window cornices, and | “OR MOUSTACHTOSY | N 80 | Office houre from 10 A. M. to | ‘LEMAN WISHING TO PURCHASE VALU ing lots or houses, situated on Madison square, Fifth avenue, Murray Hill, or on nearly all the | streets between Washington square and Forty-second srreet, will please call at the office of the subscriber, and examine those which he has for sal CHAUNCEY BARNARD, No. 11 Pine street, RARE CHANCE FOR ANY GENTLEMAN COMMENC ing housekeeping.—A gentleman, about leaving the wishes to dispose of his whole furniture, at a great Please address M. N. O., Herald office, stating jew can be had. STERS, DRAWERS, STOOLS, AND OTHER FIX- table fora dry goods store, for sale cheap, Greenwich street, MPHENE AND LAMP STORE FOR SALE—NOW doing a very large business. For particulars inquire G. W. BUSTEED, 331 Third avenue. of | E House, with stock and fixtures, for sale cheap for cash, containing bar and billiard rooms, and accommoda- tions for boarders and lodgers; also an unexpired lease of six years from the Ist of May, the proprietor having other business which compels him to sell. Apply immediately. | OR SALE—THE TWO HOUSES AND LEASE OF LOT6S | ‘orth Moore street, near Greenwich street. The lot | ix 25 feet front, 873; feet deep. There is a two story brick house, with slate roof, on the rear of the lot, and | frame building on the front; is now rented for $500 a | year, but can be improved xo ax to pay a large rental; if | not sold at private sale, will be sold at auetion, at the | Merchants’ Exehange, by Anthon: 27th inst. Apply to GEO. W. street. OR SALE—TWELVE FI four ponies, well , with canvas, wagons, har and all the paraphernalia necessary for a first rate | cireus—formerly Johnson & Co's, To be sold, the whole | or a part, tosuit purchasers. JOSEPH CROSBY, Bridgeport, Ct. ol (OR SALE—FOUR LOTS ON FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET, between Fifth and Sixth avenues ; fifteen lots on Fifty-seventh street and Lexington avenue ; four lots on | Broadway and Fifty-fourth street ; four lots on Thirty- | seventh street, between Fifth and ‘Sixth avenues ; about five acres of lind on Kingsbridge road and Harlem river ; ten acres in Ravenswood. Apply to JAMES A. SIMONS, 57 Chambers street, froin 12 to 3 P. M. (OR SALE—HOUSE AD North Moore street, near St. John’s park. Lot 25 by 8724 feet ; house 26 by 40 feet, three stories, with en- clo, KLSH, 2d Greenwich E | provements. ' If not sold at private sale before the 27th, will that day be sold at auction, at the Merchants’ Ex: change, ut 12 o’elock, by Anthony J. Bleecker, Apply to SAMUEL METILER, No. 55 North Moore street, or No. 64 Dey street. OR SALE—ABOUT FIFTY SOAP FRAMES, NEARLY | new, made of first quality white pine plank, clear from sap, and in first rate order; a rare chance for any person in want, gas they will be sold at a reduced price, Apply by note to H., Herald office. OR SALF—A BRICK HOUSE, THREE STORIES, BASE- ment and under eellar, fitted up with gas, bath rooms, water closets, and all the late improvements—the ceilings and walls are beautifully painted in ffesco. on two streets, and the drain connects with the§ public sewer. The street ix next Broadway and below Bleecker, For particulars enquire of HOMER MORGAN,No.1 Pine st. Fe SALE.—A BEAUTIFUL FARM OF FIFTY ACRES, in the town of Eastchester, on the line of the Ne Haven railroad, two minutes walk from the d farm is in a high state of cultivation, with every variety of choice fruits, two never failing streams of water, a fine two story attic house, with out houses, barns, ice- house, &e. i. B, KINSHIMER, 319 Fourth avenue, 2 to 7 P. M. OR SALE—NO. 443° TWELFTN STREET, NEAR avenue B, a tenant house, three-story, brick, 17.9x40, fot 17.9x70; three-fourths on mortgage, Apply to C. C. N KY, No. 5 Nassau street, from twelve to one. RR SALF—A STEAM-ENGINE, OF TEN-HORSE power, anda flouring-mill, very cheap. Apply to C. A. BURGESS, No, 257 Front street OR SALE—THE TWO SUBSTANTIAL BRICK HOUSES and lots Nox. 334 and 836 West Twenty-reventh street. The houses are four stories, and rent for $1,100; lots, each 25 by 100 feet. Will be sold together or sepa ratcly. Price $6,600 each, and terms liberal, 1 97 Maiden lane. MPORTANT TO COUNTRY CHURCHES AND CONGRE- srations.—For sale—aA fine tasty set of ornamental fix- tures, highly adapted to adorn a church, and consisting of Tiurge chandalier, with 21 lights; -4do, do. 14 lights each; | 18 branches, 3 do. do.; $ straight do. standing, 3 do. do.; suitable for a gallery; 17 single light branches, and 8 large standing chandeliers, For particulars apply to J. LEVY & CO., 1104; William street. ILN DRIED BARREIS AND HALF BARRELS—FOR flour, sugar, cement, &c.—a barrel of extra strength, | and one that will not shrink, manufactured and for sale at No, 413 West street, by W. HUMPHREY. ENT PAYERS—HERE IS A CHANCE, IF TIRED OF working for the landlord: —For sale, in the most healthy part of Brooklyn, one in the row of eleven pretty cottages, on Monroe street, near Gates and Bedford ave- nues; two story and basement. folding doors, neat portico, | court yard. Price, $1,400. Terms e: will double in value. tes avenue stages pass within one hundred yards of the premises. 10 SOCIETIES AND CONGREGATIC —FOR SALE— Twenty lots of ground, equal to sixty plots, situated | within the boundary of Greenwood Cemetery, Brookly: | L. L, on the most elevated and picturesque part of that | delightful burying place, and near the Pilot's Monument For further particulars, inquire of HOMER MORGAN, | 1 Pine street, or of Mr. O'CONNOR, 13 Reade street, York, from ten to three o'clock. 0 HAIR DRESSERS.—FOR SALE, THE WURNITURE, fixtures, good will and lease of the premises of a hair- ssing and hathing establishment. Thia is a rare chance business which ed an income of ew dr | fora man who may wish to enter into | has, during the past three years! avera | $6,000 a year, and can be increased to $8,000. ‘The reason | for selliiz is that the proprietor is desirous to retice from | i | the business, and will dispose of the concern at a valua- tion of the furniture and fixtures. “None need apply who cannot command the amount of two thousand dollars capital. Address Vanderpool, box 38 Broadway Post office, with real name and addres i | ERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE | tion.—House nt lot: AT AUC. near Wash: | ington Park, Brookl, ill be sold by JAMES COLE, on | Mon . at 12. o'clock Ex: | change.’ "This property is on Van | herbilt, Clinton, Fortlind, nues, and on Oxford, Ryerson, Houston, is the most desizab last year Te | ment or vii Cumberland streets. sale thet has taken place for the This induer ents either for Improve- D OLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP,—THE COPART. | nership he existing, known as the firm of Hughes & O'Ne i is this day dissolved. All debts to bi , of the late firm of Hughes HE COPARTNERSHIP FIRM OF DODD & WESSE was dissolved ihe 1th day of January, inst.. tual ce i the b firm of Do! of Dodd & W said firm must bh iness’ will be cont th whom the books of the’ firm » and to whom all claims dae P. DODD, if UNDE hip. under the st of condnetir | Novenry BA i formed a ¢ ‘ont street. near 3 to the deal in’ saying. that no establishment in_ the city of ave in operation one of H. Ball's pa- 1 ap 3 of newest patterns r workmen are all expe. xe of Mr. William Crag and latest rienced men and t for years the fu MASON, A RAL, Baltimore 1, 18 “HARD MASON, WRAMERCY NOTE 5S RROADWAY FT Public.—¥ wrehip of Donadi & Co. ix hereby dis Ut Jeonsent of the undersig se? | Geralam p | William Andem in and to | perty and busin \ firm must be jut to | alone autho : and all against ss rin will io him for payn when due LAD NDEM The busine He iny as usual by subscriber alone é prepared to ecommo tate deni traveling pabtic ina style unsurpe “ by any other iv De. DONADE ne above wishing 1 Adiite stating when and . Herald ofl be had ER, ¢ t. or ARTN Ww h large pri with realmame andr Fost Office. $5.000. in & yearly mores j dress Commerce, (is ofiied, WANT ount of cus f With THE to join the ad vingss—profits great, Ad XCELLENT CHANCE.—THE GREAT JONES STREET i} LEASE OF LOT NO. 55 | sed piazza, two attic rooms, and all the modern im- | ‘The lot fronts | Auuit of newly and annem Boao BROADWAY, NEAR FIGHTH STREET. — it! elegantly furnished parlors h closets, permanent washstands, ke., with or without meals, will be let to respectable parties for the remainder of the season. A ments, wil 50 000. —FOR SALE, FOUR LOTS ON | board %, '* Sixty-seeond street, very desir- | ladies im delicate health, y twelve lots on Sixth avenue and | Address Mine. E. D'U., Broadway Post Offiee. 1 Nest | i} J. Bleecker, on the | With partial board, in a private fain | E RING CIRCUS HORSES— | Fulton avenue. | with furnished rooms and board: i —— FOREIGN LADY, HAVING A HOUSE IN THE vicinity of Union park, with all modern improve rent her rooms, elegantly furnished, with and the best of medieal attendance and nursing, to Letters strictly contidential. LARGE UNFURNISHED ROOM, ON SECOND floor, to let, with board; also. a frent room, yand- somely furnished, on third tioor, Hot and cold baths. ‘52100, for sale for $18,000, rent , Aprly at 187 East Broadway. | A PEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN” COM- fortable rooms, with board, at 21 Walker street, of Broadway. OARDING, AT NO. 44 BARCLAY STREET.—A GEN tlemah and his wife, and three or four single gentle- men, can be genteelly accommodated with pleasant and handsomely furnished rootas, with permanent or transient board. Reference exeh ™ MARDING.—A two or three single gentle AND HIS WIFE, OR n, can be xecommodated ‘The house in fitted up with modern improvements, warm and cold baths. Ap. ply at 202 Sullivan street, ‘one door from the corner of Jouston, * OARD—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, AND A SIN- gle xentleman, with satisfactory referenee, ean be accommodated with rooms and board in a private family, in a modern built house, at No. 9 Charles street, Warren place. OARDING.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR two or three single gentlemen, can be accommodated with board at 99 St. Mark's place. Rooms, furnished or unfurnished, on firet and second floors. Eighth street Tompkins line of stayes pass the door. OARDING—AT 245 BROADWAY.—FURNISHED OR unfurnished apartments, suitable for families or single gentlemen, in this commodious house, where the comforts of a home can be enjoyed, with the advantages of a hotel, Transient board, $1 25 per day. J HL. SMITH. OARD IN BROOKL’ TWO OR THREE SINGLE gentlemen can obtain neatly furnished apartments, ily, where the comforts ‘d. House new, and location de- of home may be en| | sirable and convenient to both South and Fulton ferry stage routes. Apply at No. 3 Elia place, two doors from OARD AND ROOMS IN A PRIVATE FAMILY.—TO let, with board, ina quiet respectable family, a front and back parlor, with a bedroom to each, unfurnished, all connected, on the sceond floor, to a family of not more than four persons. Apply at 22 Grove street, or store 896 Pearl street. OARD—WANTED I man and lady, two rooms, parlor and bedroom; also, room with ftire-place, for a single gentleman. Location between Atlantic and Fulton streets, not above Clinton street. Address M., 1140 Post Office, New York. Refer- ences exchanged. OARD IN A GERMAN PRIVATE FAMILY.—ONE OR two gentlemen can be accommodated with a plea- fant iroom. with or withont partial board. Address Brooklyn, Herald office. ‘ OARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.—A PARLOR AND bedroom connecting, for a gentleman and wife,dn a private family, where every comfort of a quiet home may be expected. “Also, accommodation for a single gentle- man. Full or partial board. Apply at 71 Warren street, near Henry—a few minutes walk trom the ferry, WRNISHED ROOMS TO gentlemen only, at S4 if Broadway. WITHOUT MEARS, TO Iker street, few doors FURNISHED ROOM TO LET, WITH OR WITH- out board, or two unfurnished, to persons of quiet and genteel habits, at 119 First avenue, Convenient to two stage routes. OOMS TO LET—TWO LARGE, HANDSOMELY FUR™ nished parlors, connected by folding doors, to let? cither together or separate, to gentlemen, withput board? at No, 16 Warren street. HREE OR FOUR GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO- dated with good rooms, breakfast and tea, with dinner on Sundays, ina private family. Location on ‘Twenty-third street, between First and Second avenues. Referenees required. Address F. B., box 586 Post office. ANTED—BOARD AND MEDICAL ATTENDANCE for a sick dog. Address, stating particulars, H. B., box 364 Post Office. WANTED. HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC., ‘OUSE WANTED IN BROOKLYN, FOR A SMALL rivate fomily—A small, neat cottage, or part of & larger House: with a small, quict family, in'a situa- tion, will answer the purpose, Address A. H., at the United States Hotel, with particulara LATFORM. SCALE. FINTSHERS WANTED —10 AC. tive, tleady men, goou wages and steady employ- ment pein Address Josse Marsden, Baltimore, Md. ANTED—A BOX THE NEW YORK POST WY “Oftice, for which a premium will be paid, Address box 2,186 Post Ofti ‘“ANTED—BY TWO SMALL FAMILIES, IN A GEN- teel house in the city, two suites of rooms, unfur- nished, each consisting of three to four apartments; not to be more than tifteen minutes walk from Wall street. Please addressC. C., box 20 Post Office, stating particulars. TANTED—A TWO STORY BASEMENT AND ATTIC brick house, in the neighborhood of Fast’Broadway. Possession on the Ist of February. Apply to W. 8. JAR- VIS, 208 Elm street. NEW PUBLICATIONS. AVIDSON’S ILLUSTRATED TiBRETTO-BOOKS OF the Opera.—Elegantly printed in small 4to.—Price 38 cents and under.—A new work for the Opera admirer, printed on an entirely novel plan; the musie of all the principal pieces being given, and placed over the English and foreign versions of the words, so that the ir is not only able to follow the music ag well as the libretto of the Opera, but has a complete preservation of both for after reference or performunce. Already published—Mas- saniello, with eleven pieces of music ; Norma, with elever: pieces ; Il Barbierre di Siviglia, with eleven pieces ; Le Prophete, nine pieces ; La Cenerentola, ten ES; - lo, eight pieces : Don Pasquale, six pieces ; Linda di Cha- mounix, ten pieces; Lucia di Lammermoor, eleven picees ; Don Giovanni, nine pieces ; Der Freischutz, ten a: Ia Favorita. eight pieces; Medes, ten pieces; Semira: mide, nine pieces ; Lucrezia Borgia, nine pieces ; Les Hu- gnenots, ten pieces ; La Sonnambula, ten pieeos ; L’Eli- sire D'Amore, nine pieces ; Ernani, ten pieces ; Hl’ Prodi- go, 10 pieces; Gustavus IIL, five pieces; Fra. Diavelo, cight pieces ; Amilie, nine pieces; Fidelio, five ; La Figlia del Regzimento, ten pieces ; Romeo and Juliet, nine pieces; Roberto Il Diavolo. ten pieces. DAVID DAVIDSON, io sau street, agent for the United States ; Evans & Brittan, 667 Broadway ; F. Horsta, 537 Broadway ; T. J. 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The Febrnary number of Graham's Magazine, con- taining one hundied and tweive ample pages, filled’ with the choicest literstune of the day. and illustrated with surpassing beauty, by Devereaux other accomplished artists. ‘The publisher is gratified to be able to announee that the great increase of subseribers for 1953, enables him to promise a large addition of attractive features for future numbers, John Sartain, Esq.. the accomplished mezzo- tint engraver. and former editor of Sartain’s Magazine, has been added to our corps of artists, and we have the promise of some platoy, of rare elegance and freshness, from bis burin In the engagement of Mr. Sartain, we show our friend: the evidence of a determination to make Graham the leading illustrated monthly of the Union, despite of all doubts of the unbelieving. 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