The New York Herald Newspaper, February 7, 1853, Page 5

‘The Common Councid, OPENING OF THE FEBRUARY GRS8I0-;—INTERESTING | Occasion, © Wf the recent decisiom by the Superior Court has not ‘veattered (2 alarm all'the members of the city govern. | went, both boards will this evening, after an unu- | Ths interias ban been pregnant with ‘events that will lend great interest to their proceedings, | and there will doubt'ess be ‘a full house,” to ascertain ‘the course they will pursue. As the accommodations for | wually long recess. the public in the Council chambers are very limited, and as there are no ‘reserved tats,” the anxious citizens ‘will do well to be in atés at an early hour. Per- formances commence at 'clock, punctually. Go early, and. secure good seats; otherwise you will have | to take astandee. The late and presentdoingsat Albany, and the threatened interference with our municipal vights, will of course be canvassed. Further action in the matter of the Broadway grant, save in the courts of Jaw, is, we presume, effectually stayed; but they have ample cause and subject for council and ‘talk.’” The question as to the Russ pavement for the Bowery ‘will most likely be revived during the session, and there must necessarily be a large accumulation of papers on minor matters of business—the boards not baving met since the fourteenth ofJanuary, or upwards of three weeks. 4 me oa yn Beturdey last lar Chay my. y ry asain was mate ee Justice Stuart, embracing some \ery remarkable facts, touching a charge of biga- may against William I. Batchelor, ay od be married, under peculiar circumstances, to one about twg years ago, when ut the same time he had lawful wife living. ‘the facts as sworn to by the last wife, dot forth tbat she resides with her mother, at No, 4 Gar- den row, Eleventh street; thatin the summer of 1850 she becaine aequinted with Batchelor, who represented himself to haye been married and a divorce procured. She continued to receive his attentions- for several months, and then he asked her hand in may ce; she consentcd, but wanted to see the papers of ivorce. Eatchelor neglected to show them, by putting her off from | time to tine, saying that the papers were in the possea- sion of -his lawyer; and in order to satisfy her on that | point, introduced to’her a man calling himself Shep- herd, whom he said was a magistrate, and krew all the circumstances connected with the divorce. Shep- herd corroborated all the circumstances as represented by Batchelor. Miss Dockstoder, at this time being but serentcen years of age, and easily persuaded, felt satisfied and believed all that was as stated. Soonatler this inter- view Batchelor brought to the house Mr Shepherd, the pretended magistrate, and, by the request of Batchelor, performed the marriage ceremony. _ After the perform: ance of the marriage, Batchelor and Miss Dockstoder re- sided together as man and wife for nearly three years. A short tie since the fact has been shown that Batche- lor had not procured any divorce, and. was, therefore, not lawfully permitted to marry a second woman; and further, that Shepherd was an impostor, and had falsely represent- ed himself to be @ magistrate, merely for tho pur- ose of practicing the deception as above described. justice Stuart, on the facts, issued his warrant for the arrest of Batchelor, on a charge of bigamy, and for the arrest of Shepherd on a charge of misdemeanor ia falsely Tepresenting himself in, yersonating the oficial capacity | of a magistrate, Officer Bilger arrested Batchelor, au conveyed him before the magistrate, who committed him to prison to await a further examination, The officers ug yet have not been able to find Shepherd. jurglary and Arrest of the Burglar.—Ofiicer Baldwin yesterday arrested a youag man named Thomas Rowe, ha chage of breaking into the liquor atore of John Cos geove, in Canal street; also forcing open a desk, and stealing therefrom a gold pencil case, and various broken bank bills. The rogue, on his arrest, acknow! his gals, and returned nck the property ho had stolen. accused wes conveyed before Justice McGrath, who committed him to prison for trial. ial Term. Supreme Cor Decisions by Hon. Judge Edwards. Fun. 5—Eilen Fiynn vs. Margaret Cricker and others.—The ey of $450 ia a charge upon the real estate of the tes- tat a and the plaintitl is entitled to judgment accord- ingly. iellew vs: DePeyster.—Demurrer allowed with leave to the defendant to amend his answer in twenty days, on payment of costs. Brevoort vs. Randolph.—Judgment for the plaintiff, for the amount claimed to be due on the bond and mortgages, and for the amount paid to redeem the property from the assessment sale, with interest. Ely vs, Ccok.—The assignment is not fraudulent and void as against the creditors of the defendant Cook. Judg- ment for the defendant. Packard vt. Wood.—New trial granted. Costs to abide the event. Por Rock at Hert Gare.—Professor Bache, of the coast ervey has written the following letter to the Secretary of the Treasury, in relation to Pot Rock, at Hell Gate:—“ Having So as the result of a survey of Pot Rock, ut Hell Gate, New York, after the blasting there, that the rocks had | been reduced from eight feet mean low water to twenty and a half feet, [ have now the honor to state that a subsequent survey by Major Frazer, of the | 1s of eeee in charge of the removal of the | Gate under the appropriation contained | in a bill approved August 1, 1852, showed but eighteen | feet on this rock; ard that one made recently, and | after additional blasting, gives a depth at three | its of léss than twenty feet; and the present least | in Hel oat at mean low water on the rock a little over nineteen fect. According to Major Fraser, there is bably now but @ very small part of the rock higher Eran the plane of twenty feet reference.” Horrwre Tracepy.—The clerk of the Red | River steamer Texas informs us that a most horrible | tragedy occurred near Campte, on Saturday night | last. On that nighta man, whosename is unknown, was put ashore from a boat at the landing of Mr. Onezime Rechal. From some cause, which remains enveloped in painful mystery, the fiend made an at- tack on Mr. R., stabbed him eral, and killed Mrs. | ouse. The mur- | derer was pursued by some of the neighbors, but, on | Rachel and a person staying in the being overtaken, he cut his throat, and inflicted a deep gash in his abdomen. He then, with his own | hands, tore out his entrails, and expired immediate- | Mr. Rachel was not expected to recover—New leans Crescent; Jan, 28, From rie Western IsLanps.—By the schooner Melita, cere Crosby, arrived at Boston on the Ist inst., from F been about twenty carthquakes since Novermber 20, Most of the shocks were slight. A large number of versels had put in in distress, and the repairs upon | them were delayed by bwadeather, and the in- sufficient number of mechanics compared with its greatly increased requirements for their labor. Court Calendar—This Day. + Surrrior Covrr.— (Two branches.)—Nos. 72, 73, 8, 306, 348, 77, 10, 76, 152, $98, 321, 200, 300, 326, 268 to 873, 318 to 380. Couuox Prras—Nos. 3, 7, 8, 9, 21, 81, 86, 99, 63, 66, 1, 80, 82, 83, 76. Usrren States Disrricr Count.—Nos. 17, 20 to 87. SupRru Covrt.—Cireuit—Nos. 101, 70, 71, 43, 88, 21, 6, 32, 64, 66, 91, 94, 11, 18, 11 Cfiice of the Association for the Exhibition -of the Industry of all Nations, No. 53 Broadway, New York, Feb. 2, 1863,—Notice is hereby given that tho board of directors have resolved to increase the capital of the association to three hundred thousand dollars, the limit originally contemplated, by the charter ; and that five hundred shares of the capital stock will be dis- tributed, at the rate of one share for every five sha to the stockhelters standing on the books of the cor; ration at2 P.M. of Tuesday, the 15th February; vided tat, on or before the 16 O~ ith day of February, they Fay shaty fer cont upon the sail additional, shares; bat | no fraction of a share will be regarded. The transfer books will be clored from 2 1. M. of the 15th Feb. until day after that appointed WHETTEN, Treasurer. The Tradesman who claims for his goods contemned and despised. GREEN, No. 1 Astor House, is confident that his not be surpassed in the world. Gentlemen residing or sojourning in New York, are invited to test the truth of this assertion. W. H. MeDonald’s General Newspaper Ad- xertising House, No. 102 Nassau street, corner of Ann.— Adverti-ements inserted at the very lowest rates, in any pacer in the United States or the Canadas, The yery best payers are revived by wail daily, and kept for reference, and copies of ench furnished to advertisers. The fulles authority snd recommendation, over the written signa tures of the publishers of the leading daily and weekly papers, will be shown to those who require it. W. H. McDONALD. An cxenseless Defect.—With Goldsmith's ald asa toachor of penmanship accessible to all, we cxn’t vee why every body should not write a good hand. 'Phose who are too sensitive to join his classes af 280 Broadway, can have private rooms and separate tuition at reasona- Die rates. Goldsmith and those who need him.—There are comparatively few persons who would not be bene- fitted by a course of lessons from Mr. Goldsmith. Bad hands he reforms, ordinary lands he improves, imperfect hands he perf The time consumed in effecting the change is short, the expen-e very moderate. We cur- neatly advise all whose hand writing is below pax to visit Mr. G. at his rooms, 289 Broadway. What Everybody Says Must be Trac.—And we say, what every body says, that Dr. Howe, the cough candy man, has one of the best congh candies we ever saw. It sells well, cures well, and it eertainly tastes well. Everybody should use it. Soldat all the drug stores in New York, Brooklyn, and Wiliiamsburg. To the Public.—In answer to “The Faculty” in Saturday's Herali, 1am pleased to soe such opinions expressed in favor of the greatest discovery of the ago, and equally sorry to find that such ill will should be shown against the diveoverer, simply because he has boritively produce a remedy more beneficial in Its effects ard intrinsic worth than the whole Materia Medica be- sides, and did not communicate it to “ the faculty” for Ieaneny that I had tried all other remedies and’ physi- cians that have heard or read of, and spent from $1,000 to $12,000 during ten years of my wife’s agony and put- fecing from neuralgia, before I met with De. Watts’ Ner- yous Antidote; and I can now declare, undor oath if ne- cessary, that ib will cure that painful’ disease neuralgia and if it will cure that, what nervous disease is there it will not cure? And as the nervous antidote stands upon ith own merits, do not consider myself “deriding the be fp. ia iD ri ta alove ren, city. the hair instantl Preservative and Beautifer stimulates its growth and Perretuaten its luxuriance to the latest period of life Lawrence street, No. 40 Reade street, New York, she will hear of some- thing to her advantage. > Emma Fields, from Li ¥ November. Any information will be thankfully received dissensions should exist think the course pursued by the Sachems best calculated to promote the union and harmony of the party. ‘ayal Junuary 8, we learn that there had | in removed to his ed daguerrean a new and : or Err) way, corner of Leonard street. and durable manner possible, and materials selected a very desirable asortment of goods, can at all times ured on advan’ us terms, for cash, at H. L, FOSTER’S clothing estal it, 27 Cortlandt street. Notice to Ladies.—D. Siccard!, Hair Dresser of the courts of Spain and Piedmont, (Surdinia,) has opened an establishment at 91 Crosby street, between Spring and Prince streets, where he will give lessons in dressing ladies’ hair from 11 A. M. tol P. M. The sys- tem of which he is the inventor is as easy as it is inge- | nious, and in a few lessons will enable his pupils to dress the hair of the most fastidious ladies to their ut- most satisfaction. Terms—12 tickets for $2 50. Lines by a Young Lady.—“ Never Despair.” Ob! pres La spd bed =e Throu; re al al pain 1 suffered, aa almost forever - Despaired to be healthful again. But faith in His name gave conviction, Though sore with disease I was smote— And He has my afiliction, Ofice 424 Groce stses Pe aarti. ice recnw! ‘BI res} val > gists. €1 a bottle. ns <siteineieaas. Deafness and Blindness Cared.—The very drmeves discovery of the age unquestionably belongs to Dr. utener, of 80 Prince ttreet, second house eaxt of Broadway, viz., a safe‘and infallable treatmeat for all diseases of the eye and ear. ‘The number and nature of his cures will fully prove this claim. “Office hours from 10 till 4 o'clock. ‘Trusacs, Shoulder Female Sup- ters, instruments for elub feet, knock kneos, bow 8, weak ancles, and curvature of the spine; also a Yery superior elastic stocking for enlarged veins of the leg, an elastic knee caps; also, adults and children’s trusses, and every kind of surgical bandage and belt, at of DR. GLOVER’S, No. 12 Ann street, near Broadway. Gouraud’s Liquid Hair Dye 1s, without ex seption or reservation, the very best ever invented. Be ware of puffed dyes. Kqually celebrated is Gouraud’s Medicated Soap, for curing ples, freckles, sallowness, toy yart of the body” Liquid Rouges iit Wlte seston ‘AD} '. Gloss, at No. 67 Walicer atest near Broadway. deal The favorable Season has now commenced for the use of ‘Van Deusen'’s Improved Wahpene.”? The attempt which nature now makes by increased per- spiration to throw off redundant humours by the poros of e skin, constitutes a favorable period for the use of this great specificy’ The bulbs and germs are at this sea- son open to receive its salutary influence. It will change gray hair to its natural color. and most certainly produce new growth. Sold at 123 Chambers street. Harvey & Wallace's Oftice, for the remo- ralof beth-macks, polypus, elehoce enncern, famory moles, &c. a 88 exter! application, No. 1 Second avenue, corner Twelfth street. en Neuralgia, Tic Doloreux, Rheumatism, and | all nervous complaints, positively cured by WATTS’ Nervous Antidote. This is not assertion, but fact; which can be proved by the testimony-of hundreds of our most respectable citizens, which can be seen at the agency 38 Ann street, one door below Nassau. $1 per pottle. melor’s Celebrated Liquid hair Hair Dye.—Bate! hair babe Sereda yet discovered for coloring the oy whiskers the moment it is applied. The wonderful ease and certainty with which this favorite and old esta- Dlished hair dye performs is aston: It is for sale, or applied, at BA’ 8 wig factory, jo. 4 Wall street. Wigs and Toupees—Batchclor’s New Style of wigs are pronounced the most perfect imitation of na- sure, ist invented. Those wanting a very superior article ou! 4 Wall street, where can be found the assortment in the city. Copy the address. [d call at BATCHELON’S celebrated wig factory, No pS ON ie Cristadoro’s Celebrated Liquid Dye to a beautiful black or brown, while his eis applied privately, and both sold at Cristadoro’s No. 6 Astor House, and by druggists generally. aE ee IDVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY av SEE SEVENTH PAGE. we PERSONAL. Raa ae nA nnn nn A. D.—YOU WILL FIND ANOTHER LEITER AT « the same Post Office. MISS MARY BELTON, SUPPOSED TO BE LIVING in Williamsburg, will’ call at B. Corduan’s, No. 19 "Brooklyn, or to J. Corduan és Brother, NFORMATION WANTED OF CHARLES HORSMAN, alias Edward Smith, who arrived in New York by the about the latter end of his: wife, Mrs. Horsman, at Tapscott’s office, 86 South street. THE LECTURE SEASON. ‘LIN LECTURES, AT THE TABERNACLE—PRO- fessor Youmans gives his third lecture on Chemis fry, on Monday evening, Feb, 7, at eight o'clock. Subject: u emistry of Vegetable Growth,” which will be found very interesting. Admission, one shilling. POLITICAL. Wrenn T A MEETING OF THE FOURTEENTH WARD DE- mocratic Republican Committee, held at the head quarters, comer of Grand and Elizabeth streets, on Satur- y evening, Feb. 5, 1853, the following resolutions were adopted :-— Resolved—That although wo sincerely regret that any in the democratic party, yet we ‘esolyed—That John Kelly, Michael Murphy, and Thos. Farren arc the regular delegates from this ward to the General Committee, and we fully approve of their actions since elected. Resolved—That any person or persons representing themselves as members of the General Committee from this ward, excepting the above named, are ieoposing, upon the democratic party, and acting against the desire of the Cate | of this ward. Resolv ‘That we know no such title as Hard or Soft Shell Democracy. We sre National Democrats, in favor of the Baltimore platform of 1852, and the union of the party. Resolved—That we recognise the committee of which Lorenzo B. Shepard is chairman as the only legitimate General Commiitee for 185 53. PETER MONEGHAN, Chairman. See. RepMonp McManv ‘OTICE—A MEETING OF THE SEVENTH WARD committee, elected according to the call of the i eo committee, will be held on Tuesday evening, 8th in: st., at 74 o'clock, at the Baltimore Platform, No. 154 East Broadway. Punctual attendance is requested. GREGORY THOMAS. to attend a general mecting on Mont at F. Schaefer’s house in Seventh ave teenth and Seventeenth streets. A iba SIXTEENTH WARD MEMBERS OF THE ERMAN ‘American Democrtic Association, are requested February 7th, , betwaen Six- Professor JUPITER EUS K. M. HESSER President. Cuakias Bust, Jr., Secretary. ——— —== iiy which their real merits do not warrant, is | irts made to measure ¢an- | as the number of tickets is limi Cunt “AM. NOW Di tl tended fot. M. sion, ‘ihe cups can be peon time b; Walkes mrehe ee y calling at 164 THE BALL SEASO! HE SECOND ANNUAL BALL OF THE THISTLE BE- nevolent Soviety of the city of Brooklyn will take lace at Montague Hall, on Tuesday evening, Feb. 8. Tickets can behad of Mr. Hainos, Montague Hall, (op- posite the City Hall, Brooklyn.) 'Wallace’s celebrated cotillon band is engaged for the oceasion. Mr. Parker will conduct the dancing. ANDREW BALES, President. Jonn Wire, Fecretary. RAND FANCY, DRESS BALL, AT THE CHINESE Rooms, 639 Broadway, on Monday, Feb. 7. ie Seventh Regiment Band is engaged for ‘this occasion. ‘Tickets for a gentleman and ladies, $1. 29 and 81 N be had at Nos. William street, of WM. BUEHLER. ANAGE- \RAND BAL DE SARACCO—UNDER THE X ment of a committee of his friends, at Niblo’s Saloon, is definitively postponed to Thursday ‘evening, February 17th, on aecount of on the 3d bya wealthy family, This ball will be the most fashionable and recherche of the season. ‘The new and clegant dances have been selected, and the most cole brated musicians engaged. Tickets of admission exclu- sively for the ball, or with privilege of twelve or twenty lessons. and a procured at Mr. Sarnceo's, No. 110 Grand street, four anothor great soirée that is lo be given cular containing {ull particulars, ean be west of Broadway, by making immodiate application, . It is searcely neces: sary to allude to Mr. Saracco’s professional abilities; the superiority of his talents and the rapid progress of his pupils areadmitted, Adults who have never danced be fore aro taught all the modern dances ina single course of twelve lessons, and, during this arrangement, they can obtain tickets at one-third the usual terms. ‘The dances tanght will include the Polka, Schottisch, Polka Redowa Redowa Waltr, Mazourka, Ksineralda, Ciuq-temps Walts German Cotillons, &e., &c. ESTIMONIAL SOIREE DANSEANTE TO MESSRS, R. & E. H. Burnton—Will take place on Wednesday even- ing, February 9, at Charraud’s rooms, 20 White street, Tickets can be procured of any of the committee, or of J. A. Dixon, 209 Hudson strect and . sau atrect. 8. A. BUNCE, Chairman. unce, 134 Nas- W. Horxrctt, Secretary. LIVERING FROM MY YARD, corner of King and Greenwich streets, the bost re ach, well screened, from under cover, at the low price of $5 per ton for stove and egg. PETER CLINTON, pe erate teehee area Nh "sHall, 101 Elisabeth strect, on Wednesday evening, Feb. 9, for the benefit of Mike Murphy. Two wutiful silver cups will be presented on that = tothe best sparrer of the heavy. wolglite amt eae to Dest of the light weights, which "will bo ably cow. |. is getting a stare butlt for the oven. finished eu by the first of May. It is directly opposite the main en- trance, and is one of the best locations about t! ratal Palace for saloons or pariorama exhibitions, for which it will be let by floors. None but rties need answer. Abdrese, Baltimore, Herald Ome, rr ROADWAY PROPERTY TO LE?.—NO. 663, OPPO. site Bond street—A suit of three sky-lighted rooms 3 Ey suitable for a ypist, and have been s0 oceuyied, Also the large ai antly pe pe of rooms under the galleries of the National y of Design, in size about 150 by 50 feet, entrance om Broadway, s1 for adancing academy, ball r auctioneer’s i or would, in connection front store, may ve had with it, form one most extenslye and dsi- rable arran; its for s cat upholstery, or farulture warchouse, to be found in te cay vil not be rented for its present purposes. lerieg the may likewise be had for short’ porioda for the sale of paintings, fancy articles, &c., &e. Ay atcoom No. 8 first floor on premises, or 192 Mercer in the rear. ROADWAY PROPERTY TO LEI.—THE UPPER PART baker by ou Broadway, Dil fi) or co} hree rooms, 25x! and three rooms 25x70 feet. Also. a store om Meveor street, the rear of same property. Inquire of JOHN TAYLO! 337 Broadway. street, between Centre and En 7" size, from 26 by 25 to 106 by 25; are all well and can be accommodated with any amoart of power There are also good hoist way, ies eter ter, yas fixtures, &c., immediately different: . Apply daily, to W. A. ALLEN, Tome “Wdotoer of Elen and Vranklin stroeta, 0 LEf—THE REAR OF THAT SPLENDID Di sore tot Broniay, 30 by 1 font, gntrane No Crosby street. Also, a large store,.No. 60 Vesey sti or without steam near the Sixth ave- peg tee Also, a splendid bessniantt corner of Broad- way and Pringe street, ‘Also, apartments in house No. Tol rites street. Apriy tn. SROOVENEL EGO eat Broadway. — vo 3 LET— FOR ONE OR THREE YEARS, THE HOUSE and lot 143 Chambers street Apply to .. ELLIS POTTER, 2 Nassau stroll” PTO, JETCTHE HANDSOME THREE STORY AND basement dwelling, No. 156 East Twenty-third street, with sub-cellar and modern improvements. ‘The lot runs through to Twenty-second street, on which is a eonve- nient carriage-house and stable, ‘The whole is in the beat condition. Rent $1,000. Inquire of J. T. MILLS, 74 Third avenue, LET—THE UPPER PART OF THE FOUR STORY avelling house No. 10 City Hall place. Can be seen between two and three o'clock, P.M Apply to A. J. DELATOUR, 253 Wall street. 0 LET—NO, 20 WHITE STREET— FURNISHED OR unfurnished rooms to let; on the third floor, ta LET OR LEASE—THE PREMISES, 105 FRANKLIN street, building 28x70, lot 35x100, well calealated for a livery stable or bagiriget's Appl to C. DENISON. Jr., 84 Dey street. (0 LET—THE HOUSE NO. 77 BALTIC’STREET, BROOK- ‘lyn.—The occupant being about to depart for Europe, will require the party who renta the house to purchase the furniture, which is nearly new, and genteel. The house will be rented at $475, which is very low. Apply at No. 38 Broadway, in the store. 3 LET—ON FIFTIETH STREET, BETWEEN BROAD- way and Eighth avenue, five new three story brick buildings, finished in modern style, with all the conve- nience of Croton water, baths, &c, Also some very desi- rable cottages. sftp between 12 and 3 P. M., to A. SIMONE, 67 Chambers street. TT LET ATWO STORY HOUSE, IN WILLIAMSBURG, two blocks from Peck Slip ferry;. good and cellars; a large garden attashed, well supplied with fruit and flowers. Rent, $500. Furniture for sale, if de- sired, and possession may be had on the 1st of May, or earlier. Address box No. 1,962 Post Office. LET.—THE DWELLING PARI OF HOUSE COR- ner of Canal and Varick streets. The house is plea- fautly situated, as is fronts on both atreots, The first loor can inirably arranged for engaging in any.light and genteel business. It is fitted up with hot any leat water bath, and range. The house will be put in com- plete repair, and o lease for a term of years given, if re- quired. ‘The Sixth and Kighth avenue cars pass the door ey five minutes. The premises can be seen from 11 A. M. gE a For further particulars, inquire of i. ER, corner Canal and Varick streets, BE LET, AND A THREE YEARS LEASE FOR Sale—The house known as the Fairfield County louse, 31 Bowery, corner of Bayard. The lease will be sold either with or without the furniture. ‘The houso is in complete repair, contains twenty eight rooms, has Croton water, kitchen range, &c. Apply on the preinises, between the hours of 12 and'4 P. MI. (0 LET.—MILLINERS, DRESSMAKERS, &C., DESI- rous of obtaining the whole or part of a honse, with elegant .arge rooms on'the first'floor and fine yard’ tituated on the west side of Broadway, above Grand streot, for aterm of four years, can be accomodated by address ing Veritas, Broadway Post Office. S0ARDING AND Lika SURES OS ae aah A TARGE FURNISHED RooN, "ON ane fs floor, to let, at twelve dollars ‘per mouth, to a gen- tleman, or lady and gentleman; ina private family, with ial board if required. Apply at 186 Canal street, op- Ponte Lelght, a ay. hui <tc adiate ic uP EER Sale SL SST SA lle PARTMENTS TO LET—VIZ., A PARLOR AND BED- AA, 700m 01 the first tloor, newly and elegantly furnish- ;,Als0, suites of rooms on the second and third floors, with baths attached. Private table furnished, if desired. References exchanged. Apply at 183 Bleecker street, west of Broadway, ih Shain, OARD WANTKD—WITH A PLEASANT FURNISHED or unfurnished room, by a gentleman, his wife and one child, in a private family, or where there are but few boarders, If uptown, convenient to a staye route. Ad- dress J, H, F., Herald Office, stating terms, which must be wederate. OARD.—A GENTLEMAN IS DESIROUS OF MEETING with a widow lady, occupying a house by herself, and keeping no other boarders, to accommodate him with partial board and one or two furnished rooms. If suited, fberal terms will be paid. Address W. W., Union place Post ED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS, WITH FULL Heer partial board, at No. 201 West Twenty-second Street. ‘The rooms are large and airy; the house fu nished with every modern convenieuce; the situation w exceptionable, being within a few doors of a railroad route and three omnibus routes, Office. ‘ANTED-—BY A GENTLEMAN AND LADY—BOARD for the lady only—a handsomely furnished room in a quiet family, where there are no other boardera—wi dow preferred. ‘The location must be a desirable one. Board paid in advance. Address A. R. Holland, Broadway Post Gttice. PRIVATE FAMILY—RESIDING NEAR UNION square, having apartments for one or two gentle- men to Jet ,with partial board, would like to make an ar- rangement for their occupancy with those who may wish «comfortable and permanent home; to such terms will be reasonable. No other boarders tal Addrea® Or- Jeans, through the office of this paper, when particulars will be made known. OARDING.—A FRONT SITTING ROOM, WITH ONE or two bedrooms attached ; also a handsome, large room on the second floor, suitable for a gentleman and his wife, without children, can be had by applying at No. 2 College place. OARD AT 345 BROADWAY.—NEATLY. FURNISHED rooms, with full or partial board, for families or ain- gle gentlemen. Also, rooms to let without board, with the free use of a richly furnished parlor. Warm and cold baths. ‘Transient board $1 25 per day. JOSEPH L. SMITH. ‘ANTED, BY THE FIRST OF MAY, FOR A GEN- tleman, his wife, four children and nurse, a well furnished parlor, with bedrooms attached, and board. Location must be down town, and ierms moderate. A Freneh or German family would be preferrel. Address, stating location and terms, Box 2,108 Post Oilice. ceive a fair cash price by sending to the stores or letter by post. 8, COHEN, 452 Hudson street, and 52 West Hroadway. Ladies attended by Mrs. Cohen. AST-OFF CLOTHING—THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS worth wanied.—Gentlemen having large or small quantities of good left-off clothing to dispose of, ean ob- tain the full value in current money, by calling on or sending for JAMES MORONEY, 11 Orange street, fifth store from Chatbam street Sg iSecsae: mtarnenwescaconcrertaincetatnhinianeinitn cet OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.— Ladies and gentlemen having any clothing, furni- ture, or jewelry, can obtain a fair cash price from the subscriber, at Vila realdence, or through, the post. Ladies attended to by Mrs. Dusseldorf, 13 Elm @treet. 1. M. DUSSELDORP. CF OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WA — Yersons desirous of converting their cast-off articles into cash, can obtain a fair price by sending for the sub seriber, at his residence, or Aes | h the Post Oflice. N. B.—Ladies attended to by Mrs. Cohen. M. 8. COHEN, 65 Elm street. EXPRESS AGENCIES. ‘0.3 STEAMSHIP EXPRESS FOR MORILE w Orleans, per steamer William Penn— Tuesday, February 8, at iP. M. Lowest rates of freissht, Connecting at Mobile and New Orleans with establisued expresses throughout the Southern States. CHASE & CO., No. 9 Wall street. N. B.—Sayannah and Charleston express, per U.S. wail steamer, on Wednesday, 9th inst. YNSTRUCTION. * OOKKEEPING, &C.—MR, W. J. RENVILLE, No. 239 Broadway, continues to receive new pupils for prac: tical instruction in bookkeeping, arithmetic, &e., quali- fying them in the most thorough and eflicient manner for 1 duties of the counting room. Open day and evening. ENMANSHIP.— MR. GOLDSMITH WILL RECRIVE new pupils daily, at his 280 Broadway. Indies’ elasres atell and 4 o'clock; gantlemen at 9 A. ¥ ff and 8, Tand 8 o'clock, P.M. Private instenctton at convenient to the pupil, Boe garde at the Academy, eet the one as evok, who understanls ‘@ snail Brivate faonily. ‘They have the Lest refeyence. Can be secn for two days, at 137 Nine- treet, between Seventh and Fighth aveuues. ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as nurse and seamstress, or chambermaid and seaimstress. Fee ie ae bee, ad plemete. 08 | ‘wenty- six Lexingion ayenue, between Twenty-fifth and streets, The ee best of city reference as to honest; ard capability. ‘an be seen for twe days, if not e1 4 ae ee ee ape Nk engages W2Xt0—a situation: BY A VERY COMPETENT, 'y, Young woman, general se work ; geod cook, and first rate washer and ironer. Has the best of city reference, and would come for moderate gocd home is desired. Please call at 10135 Bowery. Wes SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, to do the housework of a small fanily. Has jeforencen from her last place, "No ‘objection to the coun- try. Apply at No. 8 Elizabeth street, second floor, back BS ‘om Wis SITUATION AS COOK, WASHER AND 2, who understands all kinds of house- work. Best of city reference given. Please inquire at 467 Fourth street, ween the and Second ayenyes, in the store. Cun be seen for two days. ne ‘ANIED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ung woman, as cook; understands #0u ak and vie; has no object gree a ag ironing; tioned. Can seen for two days. Call ut 444 Fourth street, between First and Second avenues, in the rear. eo ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, 4 situation, to do general housework and cham- berwork. Good city reference given. May be seen for two ds ys, at No. 7 leroy street. ANTED—BY: A RESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY, A situation, ax seamstress, or to do light chamber work ia w revpectabl) family. Has ne objection to travel. Please call at 62 Spring street. Weeiinca SITUATION, BY A RESPECTASLE it girl, as chambermaid and seamstress; can cut.and ildren's clothes, or do fine washing ‘and ironing, or assist in the care of children. Can produce the best of sity cage Please call ut 195 Bleecker streot, (Oize. rris’s. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG SCOTCH woman, as chambermaid and seamstress, or as waiter, who can boring good recommendations from her last place, where she has lived eight years. Apply at 157 West Twer venth street, third floor, front room. yy A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a situation to mind children, and do plain sewing. Can take care of a young baby, and’is very fond of chil- dren. Please apply at 215 Varick strect, her last place. ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as cook, washer, and ironer, or to do general housework, in a private family; is a baker. jood city reference given. May be seen for two days, at 210 Twenty-eighth street, between Ninth and Tenth ‘avenues. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE PRO- testant girl, as chambermaid, or to do the work of @ small family. Please call at 377 Second avenue. Warr, AN AMERICAN LADY, A SITUATION as companion to a lady, or housekeeper in a small family ; she has had experience in both occupations. Ap- ply at 41 Lafayette place. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A SMART, INTELLI- gent girl, as neat plain cook, is a good washer and ironer, and understands baking ; s competent for a hotel, or respectable boarding house ; no objection to a private family. Good city references from her last employers. Ploas® call'at 290 First avenue, front room, secoud Boor. Can be seen for two days. Were, A MOST EFFICIENT YOUNG WOMAN, @ situation as cook and baker. Is a firat rate sundress. Has no objection to do pgeoeal housework in elty or country. Can give most satisfactory reference for character and capability. A Poss home more desirable than high wages. Apply at 223 Bowery. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN OF respectability, as nurse and seamstress, or waiter, or to travel with a lady. Understands cutting and fitting children’s clothing, and the entire charge of a baby. Can produce the best recommendations from her last em- ploper; ‘would prefer a respectable private family. Please or address 630 Houston street, corner Wooster, inthe dressmaker’s, for two days, if not suited, from 10 to 5. ‘ANTED TO ADOPT.—A YOUNG WOMAN HAVING a baby seven months old, is bss, give it toa n respectable family to adopt, as it has the will of Providence to take her hus! and she has no means of “sup it, The child is clean andhealthy. Please call at 266 Bowery, milliner’s store, where the baby can be seen for two days. N.B.—None need apply but most re- spectable fan illes. 'TED—A FIRST RATE COOK; ALSO, A HOUSE- None but those who and their busi- horoughly, and have ‘the best of city references, ‘No. 20 East Seventeenth street, between the hours of 9and12. French girls preferred, we ED—A SITUATION, BY RRSPRCEARLE young girl, as eook, washer and’ frtisen or fs witling } need apply at to do the housework of a small private family. The bé: of city reference can be given. Can be seen for two days, at No, 187 West Twentieth street, between Seventh an Eighth avenues. OW ema a AN ENGLISH PROTESTANT GIRL, A | situation a3 nurse or seamstress. Has no objec- tion to travel ; is not Ne to sea sickness ; has good .T., Herald Office, or Union | city reference. Address square Post Oftice. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE | girl, as chambermaid’ and waiter, and can do | the plain sewing and housework of a small respectable | family, and can give good city referonce. Can be seen fer two days, at 034 Frankfort street, rear building. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A COMPETENT WATCH | case engraver. Is a good workman and a married man, consequently will expect good wages in return for good workmanship and a faithful performance of duty. ‘Address R. L., Herald office. rANTED—A YOUNG LADY T0 ATTEND IN A FANCY goods store—one acquainted with the business, | and who understands French, Apply at 727 Broadway. WwW NTED—A COOK, ONE WHO THOROUGHLY UN- derstands her business; a Protestant woman pre- ferred. Aprly at No. 106 Fourth avenue. ‘ANIED—THREE SILK HAT FINISHERS; ALSO one finisher on drab beavers. By ADOLPH & | KEEN, 30 North Second street, Philadsiphia, ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A NUMBER OF FIRST rate Limerick Ince workers; also, a few tambour workers, and three or four very superior ironers, to whom constant omployment will be given. Apply at No. 40 Dey street, third floor. ‘ANTED—A COMPETENT: DRESSMAKER, TO GO South. References required. Good inducements will be offered. Address S. Reeves, Herald office. ‘AN TED—AN EXPERIENCED, TRUSTWORTHY nurse, accustomed to young children, to take en- tire charge of an infant lately weaned—one who does no! get seasick, and ready to make a voyage to Kurope, if re- quired. None but competent persons need apply, with good city reference. Inquire at 121 Willoughby street, Kl 10 A. lyn, on Wednesday, Oth inst., between the hours of and1P. ‘ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED AND CAPABLE American lady, to act in the capacity of governess, where there are three children to be taught. One having | a knowledge of music, preferred. Also, wanted. a person to fill the situation of nurse and seamstress. None nocd apply unless fully competent to fill the above situations. ndoubted reference will be required as to capac| respectability. For further particulars, call at N . and § P.M ‘the other a+ waiter or chambermaid | C a thirs, 149 Fulton street, up A GOOD ASSISTANT SURVEYOR & you man, or . Apply to the eaginesr at Maspe near Newtown, on Monday, after 3 P. M., ays 0 indtene ‘ANTED—TWO HALL PORTERS, class hotel in this city. To save trouble, the iN be ten dollars per month. Good reference re- at the- employ- Fourteenth street, between t office, 60 Eroadeny an 1s —Somo are ‘sad Broadway and Fourth avenue. second-class cooks are also very much wanted, as some Protestant nurses. woh ey RTIFICIAL FLOWERS.—YOUNG LADIES WHO UN- derstand bunching artificial dowers, may obtain good and immediate employment, by appl; street, Brooklyn. PERSON—WHO HAS FOUR YEARS EXPERIENCE ny to refine etre; for those w! e in readinos eae engage to make the best in market. with some compa we all the Gxtures WELL EDUCATED SINGLE GERMAN, WHO HAS in this country, and.can both # wishes to obtain a situation as fore- on a farm, or to superintend somo "No objection to go Sou! of reference, Bo write Eaglst ie perfectly rstands what is above men-; |. or West. The given from his present East Now York Post Office, which will receive prompt YOUNG MAN, OF HIGH RESPECTABILITY, WHO has received a collegiate education, and who.can fur- nish testimonials from, the professors of his colleges, wishes some respectable employment. “He is willing to maké himself generally |. Address P., at this office. ILISH GIRL, AGED 16 YEARS, WANTS to take rik ‘of children, pox da light washer and ironer;a kind hone | ; the best of city reference can be given.” Can be seen for three days, if not engaged, at 34 Wooster street. . RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES -A SITUATION AS chambermiaid and fine washer and ironer, and tho- roughly understands all kinds of ironing. and fluti Has the best of city reference from her last place. at 409 Sixth ayenue, between Twenty-cighth and Twenty- ninth streets, in the store. Can be seen for two days. ARKEEPER.—A SITUATION WANTED, BY A BAR- hly understands his business. vertisement exeept such as can first class situation, in point of respectability. Ad- , for three days, K., at the office of this paper, stating where an interview may be had. |OACH PAINTER WANTED—AT COORER’S CARRIAGE factory, 97 and 99 Charles street. None but a good workman need apply. ONFECTIONER WANTED—ONE ACCUSTOMED 70 inning, turkeys, and acquaint with eity work in general; eat: a gis el deat neetaneld and freezinfg of ice creams. Apply, by letter, more of an object RUG CLERK WANTED—ONE THOROUGHLY CON- ‘yersant with the preseription and goneral city busi- ness, and able to produce satisfictory testimonials as to character and abilities. A young man of sing these qualifications, may hear posses: situation, by appl at 169 Atlantic street, South ey plying it, UG STORE.—A REGULARLY QUALIFIED PHY- sician of several years standing, and who can pro. duce the best qualifications, wishes to obtain the charge store on salary or ehare of n in his practice. INGRAVER WANTED, ONE THAT CAN DO LEITER- ing on silyer ware, at W. Tryon’s Ladies’ Card En- ving Establishment, No. 487 Broadway, eorner of stroct. Entrance in Broome street. R CALIFORNIA.—A RESPECTABLE GERMAN LADY wishes to go to California in compan; who would pay half her passage money for her services on the journey, Address W. M., Herald office. RAPE VINE PRUNING.—GENTLEMEN WISHING TO have their trees well pruned, and cheap, will please ve their address at 36 Bowery, for M. J. XY. Beat of reference given. ‘ELP WANTED.—A YOUNG LADY, SEVENTEEN TO rs old, of a respectable family, may have s pleasant snd permanent siuation by applying at tt street, up stairs, between 10 and 12 o'clock M. thisday. None but American born need apply. rents wishing their daughter to bo ina respectable em- respect will be shown her, ployment, and where will Please call and jut ige for themselves. OUSEKEEPER.—AN AMERICAN sent living with the advertiser, recommended to one te Herald office, stating w! ADY, AT PRE- will be cheerfully SITUATION WANTED IN A HOTEL, by a lady who has been many years constantly em: ed in that capacity, and who can bring testimonials ility, &c., from the proprietors of some of the otels in the United States. Twenty-third street. OUSE AGENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS.—A man with a few thousand dollars cash, wants to buy atenemont house and lot, worth about $6,000 or ‘The property must be low and at the most easy terms; below Twenty-third street note (stating particulars) to C. C., INERS ¥ ANTED—A FEW MEN, ACCUSTOMED T0 workin iron mines or coal J. & L, TUCKER! ORTER WANTED.—ONE HAVING THE BEST RE- commendations for honesty, sobriety, Xc., may ad- dress box 188 Post Office. |ALESMEN WANTED—THREE OR FOUR EXPERI- enced retail silk salesmen, or after 5 P. M., to ARNOLD, CON: rOUSEKFEPER’S Inquire at 195 West weferred. Address a before 10 A. M. LE &CO., 62 Canal (0 MILLINERS.—WANTED, SEVERAL MILLINE! for the winter; constant employment an! g¢ to-day at No. 164 Fulton street, fourth story, Bro 0 BUSINESS MEN—A PERSON, DESIROUS OF EN- gaging in business, would like to meet with some party or parties wishing to dispose of one in successful operation—one of @ substantial character, ai ital. Any one having such, please address office, stating nature of Business, capital required, &c. None other will be noticed. 10. DAGUERKEOTY PISTS—A LA fined manners, some knowledge of the art, and business habits, desires to find the position of attendant and salesman in a Daguerrean studio. Address M. B. L., 0 EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS.—WANTED, BY A young man, recently from the South and West, em- ployment in the capacity of an assistant editor or repor- Please address J, M., Herald terfor a public journal. e | ean produce good city reference, for tions now ready, as cooks, chamber am nurses, seamstresses, &c., in the most respectable private at Mauning’s oifiee, 10 Tillary street, ulton street, Brooklyn. 0. 4 SANDS STREET, BROOKLYN, .) Protestant and Catholic, white colored girls, as cooks, chambermaids, nurses, seam general houseworkers, &c. No. 85 Sends street, near Jay, Brooklyn, between the hours of 10 a stresses, Jaundresses, second floor, between 12 and 5 P. M. at 177 Broadwa; ANTED IMMEDIATELY—IN A PRIVATE an experienced cook, good washer and ironor. w ‘to-day and to-morrow, between 2 and § o’clock q avenues. AN’ ply at 84 West Thirteenth street. TANTED—AN EXPERIENCED FRENCH WOMAN, AS nurse and seamstress, One who can give good re- ferences may apply at 96 Fifth avenue. ‘ANTED—A MAN OF GOOD BUSINESS QUALIFI- cations, with a capital of $5,000 or $6,000, to take the entire chargeof and conduct a mineral manufacturing business, which will pay from 150 to 200 per cont. The | business is well established, and the exticte is superior to 4 would anything of the kind in the market. The parti be willing to give the third party one-third inte: also a liberal salary, for his services, Applica be made personally, to WALTER H. MUAD, avenue. ANTED—SEVERAL FIRST CI good wages, and steady work ola! hands need apply. = JOHN BUTLER & BROTHER, . 112 Fulton street, Brooklyn, st, aad Address D. B. V’., this office, and state the amount of compensation per year. ANTED —TWO MATHEMATICAL INSTRUY KNOX & SHAIN, 46}, Walnut street, Philadelphia, ANTED Jenkins, No. 100 West street. ‘ANTED—AT NO, 114 NASSAU STREET, SCHOOL teachers, salesmen. porters, barkeepers, men on allroads, boys for os oh girls to fill good loyments, Applicants enclosing $1, irco of postage, will be nb lor for ‘the coun: Agent, iy. 1. SPINK, atenmers and rail will be suited, —A journeymen tai must be well recommended. Employers supplied wit! eflicient servants at this offi M. WALLACE & CO’S. ERVANTS.—WELL SELECTED ENGLISH AND IRISH rervants, for all kinds of work, irls wish places, at MORRIS’ intelligence office, 287 corner of Ronde street; entrance in Reade girls admitied at this office without good recommendations. WANTED [A SMART, TIDY GIRL, 10 DO THE GE- neral housework for a respectable private family. ‘Yo a competent person, who must be first rate washer and | jroner, good wages will be given. English, Scotch, or German, speaking the English language preferred. Apply Also, a few German “AMILY, Ap: 176 ‘Twenty-cighth street, between Eighth and Ninth “DOZEN DUBLIN STOUT AND FALKIRK the Glasgow and Sid- alo, just received bs ennant’s, Campbell's, Also on hand, Younger's. &e., Seoteh ale, London porter, XXX stout, and Philadel: orter, superior to any in the market, . H, UNDERHILL, 480 Broome street, corner Crosby. TED—A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN, TO DO THE cooking, washing, and ironing of a’private family. Good references will be required. Colored preferred. Ap- EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF BRANDIES, WINE whiskey, rum, gin, champagne, s the well known brands, ‘imported for wholesale buyers, and for sale in quantities to suit, at a saving of 2) per WM. H. UNDRRHILL, 430 Broome street. R, PERAY MOUSSEUX,—THE SUDSCRIBERS, HAVING Mr. Florentin Faure for the and a few cases of sparkling Peray, which they recommend as equal to any cham- DUNSCOMB & heen appointed agents eof his wines, have on yagne imported BARNSTORFY, 18 Beaver strect. ANSAR’S POUGHKEEPSIE BREWERY—ESTABTISH- ed 1797.—The undersigned continue to manufacture the oviebrated Poughkeepsie pale, amber, and XXale ané Py 2 er 2 Chas. H: Marshall & Co., A. Cope & Co., Geo. A" Hopoly & Cd. Charleston, 8,0. . A. Ho "0 Archibald Grace, Mo via ae Whitney & Co., New Orleans. Ee ie OTICE.—THE FIRM HERETOFORB EXISTING UN- derthe name of PIRNIE & CO., was dissolyad on the 1st inst. The brewing (in connection with the Hiquor) business, will be continued P, B. & H, PIRNIE, 24 Orange and 65 Cross street. Or te — PARTNERSHIP. —WANTED, IN A $5,000. wholesale man 1s ry gentkman posseaning. the above amount, in cash. rales average $200, annually. Profits large and se- cure. Address 4. Z, Herald office. be all ea lho ar UR" GEN!LEMAN GOING 10 AUSTRALIA IS WILLING ; le fone soxipensl arith snr past eae wa ractical. knowledge ting, newspaper publishing, Ker could bring suftictent capital’ to join the ad, ectiese in the purchase of a printing press, types, &. A ldress James ym, Herald office. "sn > 0 REWARU.—LOST OR STOLEN, ON SATURDAY morning, in Washington Market, a double eased ‘watch, 8. 9° Tobias & O>, Liverpool, Nos Haarebrery so athens arses a toy the melt it. 2d of February, near the corner of y and reenwich streets; the tips of his ears are liver color, and the hair on one side was discolored blue, to shear which would change description. The above reward will be given for him, at No. 8 Barelay street. REWARD.—LOST ON THURSDAY EVENING, A ‘tin Box, bronze colored, with papers in it of great importence, The finder will receive the above reward by leaving it at 36 Lisponard street, or at 737 Broadway, Astor Fluce Restaurant. O3T—IN BROOKLYN, ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, E; 2d inst., while going from Schermerhorn street, through Bond te Atlantic, down the same to Court street, through Court street to Dougluss, a ledy’s gold watch and double chain attached, with pen and ‘The watch was full jewelled, with gold face and hands; the edge of face was enamelled. A liberal reward will be paid by leaving the same at the drug store of F. M. Bas- set, 187 Atlantic strect; Brooklyn, OST—ON THE EVENING OF THE 5th INSTANT, IN going to an alarm of fire In the Seventh district, a metallic cap from one of the wheels of Southwark engine. ‘The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at No. 642 Broadway, corner of Bieecker street. 0G LOST.—LOST ON THE 6TH, A BLACK AND TAN colored Slut, short cars and tail, with a chain coller, whoever will return hor to No. 83 Pineapple street, Brooklyn, will be liberally rewarded. $10 REWARD. — POODLE DOG Lost, ON THE BITUARY.—FROM THE NORFOLK BEACON.— Lieut. Courtlandt Benkaim, sen of Joseph 3. Ben- ham, of Cincinnati, died at sea on board the U. 8. te Raritan, on the 80th of Uctober, 1852, in lat. 26 . 18 min. 2nd 16 ree, S., lon 94 40 W., brian BI years. —At a mecting of the ward-room officers, held on this melancholy occasion, Commander W. W. Nekean being invited to tuke the Chair, and .Mr. F. B. McKean being chosen Secretary, the followlag reso- lutions were unanimously adopted :— Resolved, That by the death of Lieut. Benham the navy has lost an excellent office, and his mossmatos and Brothes ofticers of the service generally an amiable com- panion. Re-olved, That this meeting sympathises most sincerely x ote Pay {the Reena in their bereavement. . ‘esolved, That the usual e of mourning for tity dg ee Kin ein ‘esolved, That a copy of these resolutions be forwarded to his family, and that they be published in the Norfolk Papers. ‘M. W. MCKEAN, Chairman. FB. ckinay, Secretary. cut. Lenham was an nccomplished officer, enjoying the confidence of his superiors, the love of bie mess- mates, and the respect of all. His loss was deeply felt im the little community of which he was a pleas mem- ber. His remains were brought to this city, and taterred in the family vault of his father-in: law, Mr. Newton Hayes, at Greenwood Cemetery. ANARY BIRD EXHIBITION.—THE NEW YORK CA- nary Fancier’s Association beg to inform the public that their selection of long breed canaries, so much ad- mired at their late sixth annual exhibition, been removed to the Bird Emporium of W. F. Me: ir, 327 3g Dowery, om orhihiti onan ‘Monda; nevi, ach instant. unlit Wat hth when ey will bo closed out at public auction, alloraiug wu vy oie seldem to be met with of obtainiag bi raised from the best stock over a ig and at very low prices. Open from 9 A. tog P. M. 0.0. F.—THE R. W. GR@ND ENCAMPMENT. OP- « Southern New York will hold its regular sémi-an- nual ression, at its room, O. F. H., corner Grand street, on Monday evening, Feb. 7, at 734 o'clock. By order JOHN J. DAVIES, Grand Séribe. O D. ‘WASHINGTON ASSOCIATION.—CHE SE « yenth annual ball of this as-ociation will be held at the Broadway Theatre, on Tuesday evening, February 22d, 1863. ‘Tickets can be purcha: of James Griffith, treasurer, No. 14 Ludlow street, William W. Osborn, No. 578 Grand street, John H. Filiott, secretary, County Clerk’s effide, or of any of the members of the committee, J ‘LILOTT, Seey. C, J. MILLER, President, ‘SILON FRATERNITY.—THERE WILL BE A meeting of the graduate members of the Psi Upsilon Fraternity, held in thesmall chapel of the New York Uni- versity, on Monday evening, Feb. 7. All members resi- dent in’ or about this city are particularly invited to be present ‘A. OGDEN BUTLER. NELFBRATION OF SAINT PATRICK'S DAY.—THE Convention of Irish Societies recommend to the vari- Irish Socie'ies of New York, Brooklyn, Williamsburg, Jersey, &c., the propriety of uniting to celebrate the forthcoming anniversary of Irelands Vatron Saint. Soci- eties wishing to join the celebration of this time honored festival, will please .end delegates to Moutgomecy Hall, 76 Prince street, on Friday evening next, the Lith inst., at 734 o'clock, to make ariangements for the same. By order of the Convention, PATRICK DEE, Chairman. Tuowas CvsninG, Secretary, pro tem, EW YORK HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.—THE regular monthly meeting will be held at the Socie- ty’s rooms, Stuyvesant institute. this (Mor ) evening, at 73 o'clock. SHEPHERD KNAPP, President, Peter B. Mra, Reo. ce’ry. UTGERS INSTITUTE.—CHIEV COPWAY AND CHIEF Moungoadaus, of the Ojibway nation, are to give a courve of lectures at the Rutgers Institute, commencing on Monday, February 7th, 9th and 11th, ’ Exercises ia singing and recitations in. their Innguage will. be given. Admission 26 cents. Children 123g cents. Doors open at (4. Lecture at 733. ST OMEN’S TEMPERANCE MEETING AT METROPOLT- tan Hall.—On Monday evening, Feb. 7, Mrs, Ame- lia Bloomer, Fencea Fails, New York; Rev. Antoinette L. Brown, Henrietta New York; Miss Susan B. Anthony, Rochester, New York, wiildeliver addresses on the “Maine Taw’? and Temperance. All friends of temperance, botla men and women, are respectfully requested to be present. Admittance twenty-five cents. Meeting to commence at 13 o'clock. The’ proceeds of the mosting will be ex- pended in the temperance cause. XIENSION OF CANAL STREET AND WIDENING OF Walker street.—All persons opposed to the assess- ment levied on their property, and those not satisfied with the award for their property (aken for the widen! of Walker streot, are Begs to call at the Fast E - way Honse, corner of Pike street, or at N. & J. Brown's paper store, 63 Canal street, any time daring the day and evening, aud sign a remonstrance against the same. OTICE —THE NEXT REGULAR MEETING OF THR “Prospect Hill Village Ajsosiation,’’ will be held on Monday evening, February Tth, at 74g o'clock, at the Westelester House, corner of the Bowety and Broome street—entrance in Broome street, through the reading room. THOS. HOLMAN, President. B. L, Hasan, Seoretary. OTICE.—RECEIVED, IN NOVEMBER LAST, .PER Albany packet, 6 bales rags, 1 do. papers, which have been stored by us, waiting for the owner to claim them. They will be gelivered on proof, and payment ofexpenses. JONES & WHEELWRIGHT, Noa. 6 and 8 Water street, Boston. ~ nee erre 0 EW CLASSES.—BROOKE’S DANCING ACADEMY, a® his now Assembly Rooms, No; 861 oye me streets The most fashionable styles of this eount taught in the shortest possible time, and om phen terms. A new class for Indies and misw6s om Tuesday af- ternoon, from 3 till 6 o'clock A newclasefor gentlemen Tuesday evening, from 7 till 1036 o'clock. school rier, for home consumption, and the markets of Cali will continue open during the whole year, rnia, South America, Australi shipping, thearticle is put up as and the Indies. weretofore, in new wood | and ‘von hound casks, manufactured expreasl: Orders received at their depot atrast, New York. or at the brewery, Pouch! ae 7 makers, None but first rate workmen newd apply. —LADIES AND GENTLE- “men solo singers, and solo instramentalists of re markable and acknowledged talent, wishing employment, ly to Signorina Valentini, 380 Fourth street, who «hired Hope Chapel, for a considerable length of time, to give concerts, every evening. Tickets, 25 cents, To be opened on Monday, Lith Febru A FIRST RATE SHADER AND PACKER | of segars, to whom the highest prices will be paid, and. steady employment given, Apply to Thomas F. | — a ng LEGAL NOTICES. COURT—CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW roline A. Reeve, plaintifl, agaiont Heney Reeve, and Luther Reeve, defondants,— ‘ons for relief,’ (Com. not served.)—To the above named defendants: You are hereby summoned and re- quired (o answer the complaint in this action, which was tled-in the office of the Clerk of the city and county of New ¥ in {he city of New York, on the 20th day of aml to serve a copy of your answer to the vlaint on the subscribers, wt thir office, No. 61 Chambers street, in said city, within twenty days after the service of this summons on you, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you failto answer the said com- plaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff tm this action Su y NEW 61 OCTAVE PIANO, 01 Faquire at the office of ibe Fol tian Hotei, 834 1 frou 3 jo 8 and 6 07D. M., will apply to the court for the relief demanded pier ae Pi eon « Pesci ala intift's heya, No. ‘uambors street, Dated New York, January 28, 1868, sigdhpeme,