The New York Herald Newspaper, February 10, 1853, Page 7

fi Wim SOCIETY ae BRFORMATION OF JUVENILB We have before us the ‘this Ecciety, which state dren received into the Houme of Refuge, since its ostab- Mshment in 1824, is 6,612; the number of children in tae heuse vn the Ist of January, 1862, was 407, and the num ‘er recetved during that year was 352—making a total for 1852, of 159. Tho number of children romaining on fhe Ist of January, 1863, is 34¢—thus dig of 413 ebildren during the past year. The institution bas beon Diessed in whigh degree, daring the past year, with ex- emption from sickne:s, as appears from the physician's report, which states that there have been only tou deaths—one from disease of the heart, and tho other three from consumption. The girls are employed in the domestic industry of the house, in order to prepare them for urefulness in families, and for the care of their owa households hereafter The making, mending, and wash. | ing of clothes for the ostablishment, are in the female house. The teacber’s report isa very favorably | one, The progress of the ebildren in the acquisition of | knowledge will, it is believed, compare favorably with tho | advancement of pupils in our common schools, | } | ‘The treasurer's report exhibits a statement of the ro- eeipts and disbursements during the year for the ordinary support of the institution :— ce due to the rosiety on Ist Feb. 1862. . $2,008 28 | Receipts to January 4th, 1853... 28,518 06 | i «+ $31,121 34 | + $1,057 89 | | Disbursements to January 4, 1869 Leaving ba’ance due to the society.......... $63 45 The af, rt also. mentione the death of” ‘thelr dis- tinguished rrosident, Lion. Stephen Allen, who, it will bo | remembered, perished in the awful catastrophe of the | barning of the Henry Clay. Mr. Allen was one of the founders of the institution, and one of its first Vice Pre- | sidents. ‘Ihe managers deein it proper to direct, in a par- ‘ticular manner, the attention of pee pau, authorities and of all interested to the female department of the house which is the only institution in this State that iv designed for the reformation of girls who have been com- mitted for vagrancy or petty offences, and it is open for the reception of such from all counties of theStato. ‘They are happy to state, with young girls not hardened by i Jong candinned life of shame, the chances for reformation ‘are quite as good as with boys of the same age. ‘They Gould point to cases of gisls who were brought from {he lowest haunts of infamy, that are now well married and perfeetly respectable. ‘the report also contains a large number of letters, both from the suppres of the children and the children themselves, which prove that the seeds of truth sown in yun, minds under their care spring up and grow, and rar the beauteous fruits of virtue—some thirty, some sixty, and some an hundred fold. the moral and religious training of the inmates cannot be exhibited by any statiaties. They muet appear in the permanent revilts produced upon their characters. ring the past year the boys have been employed in making chair seat frames from the roagh plank, and fill- jog them with cane prepared by the children, and in making poeketbooks, spectacle ard daguerreotype eases, yavor strops, and other articles. The boys make and | mend all the shoes, and the washing and cooking is en- tirely done by the girls. Tun Wearnre.—Yor the last two days the weather has ‘The attention given to undergone a complete change. Instead of being rainy and foggy, as it hax been for a week st, it has beoome clear, It was freezing during the day, even o'clock Inst evening the thermo- ENALD office stood at thirty degrees above dry, atid bracing. da Tur Wau. Sram Feruy,—This ferry will, it is hoped, Be in operation noxt April. The ferry houses on this side are now framed, and workmen employed in roofing them. The plan of the buildings ix very convenient, and will resent a handsome appearance, ~ There are tyvo slips on is side, aud the bridges belonging to thom are now nearly completed. ‘The passages to and from the boats are separate, on the plan of the Jersey City ferry, foot of Liberty street. Two of the ferry boats are now built, and are receiving their machinery. The cost of the ferry, n in operation, will amount to about $160,000, for grant of which the company pay to the corporation of this city an annual rent of $20,000. Carton To HackseN.—One of the many acts of impost- tion practised upon strangers in this city was brought | Before the Mayor yesterday, and deait with in a most ex- emplary wanner. “It appears that Richard McNabb, the driver ofa back, was hired by one of the officers of the Hudson River Railroad to convey a lady from the depot to | No. 77 Washington street. Insiead, however, of convey- ing his parsenger to her destination, he bronght her to | the other end of Washington street, near the Battery, and there charged her a dollar. and compelled her 4 alight. The woman subsequently made her way tothe | vailroad depot and stated the circumstance. ‘The driver wan sought for and brought before Mayor Westervelt, when, on the above facis being deposed to. his Honor eommitted the offender to the Tombs for ten days. We | trust this will bave a salutary effect upon hack and omni- | ‘bus drivers, who have hitherto escaped from similar ont- rages by the imposition of a fine, which is generally paid from a fund subscribed by the fraternity of whips; but our present Mayor prefers making delinquents pay in person instead of purse. Verbum sap. Morr Revort oy tHE Noxruwestery Dixvexsany, No. 811 Eighth avenue, for January:— Number of pationts treated at the Dispe: %, Do. do, do. at their residences. Total....... Mumber ‘of pres up in one day, ay, 24. 1 Frnrs.— About half past two o'clock yesterday morning, a fire broke out in the house No. 66 Lispenard street; the flames were however extinguished before any mate: vial damage was effectet. | At eight o'clock last evening, a fire broke out in fhe rear of No. 61 Ann street, occupied by Famuel W. Chamberlain, manufacturer of jewelry. The fire depart- ment being promptly on the ground, the flames were ax- tinguished with trifling daanage. ‘The fire originated from the heat af the store, which set five 1 the tloor. EXAMINATION OF CANDIDATES POR THR Bar.—The Supreme Court, general term, have appointed Hamilton W. Robin- | von, H, Brewster, and Fred. 8. Tallmadge, Heqs., exatai- ners of the class of candidaies for admission to the bar. “Yhe examination is to take place this aflernoon, at four clock. SuppEN Drava.—On Tuesday, & man named James F. Gordon applied at one of the station honses for help, deing at the time in a very weak and exhausted condition. He was accordingly lodged there. During the night he became worse, and a deotor wan sent for, who presaribed Yor him, but he died next morning about 114; o’elock. Drowvep.—An unknown man foll overboard at the foot of Grand street on Tueslay night about 11 o'clock, and was drowned bofore any assistance was renlored him. AccmENt.—William MeCary was knocked down on Tuesday evening in Broadway, near Ana atieet, by an omnibus, and bad his thigh broken. He way conveysd to the City Hospital hy the police, Brooklyn City Intelligence. j Frev.—Last ovening, about nine o'clock, a tire was aiseovered brosking ont of the upper room in a boarding house, kept by John Coyle, No, 114 Pearl street. It ori- ginated from a lamp is of a boarder named Richard Harris, let the light drop among the clothes in his tronk. ike Hames could be quenched, they communicated witht he whole apart- ment wax shortly In a blaze, Mr. Harris lost one hun- dred dollars in bank bills, which wos deposited in his trunk. The damage sustained by Mr. Coyle amounts to about two hundred dollars, not’ msured. The house, which is owned by Ralph Smith, and is inyured, was damaged to the extont of about $500. Venpicr acarsr 4 Rawnoav Comvany.—In the Cirenit Lourt, yesterday, Judge Baroulo presiding, au action Jor damages brought by Lathrop W. Chapin, against the Long Island Railroad Company, was deeited in favor of the plaintitl, casiing the defendants in $250 damages. ‘The action was based upon injuries sustained by Chapin in being thrown from a wagen in September, 1849, while crossing the rallrond track ai Bodford. ‘Tae locomotiy it was alleved, frightened his horse, which ran off plaintiff waa thrown out, fractaring his knee pan amount of damages claimed was $10,000, soe WL iption® pat vp, 639; Toast “number put greatest mumber, 64; average per Court Calendar~This Day. Unm Srates Disrraicr Cournr.—Nos. 83 to $2. SorrewCourr.—General Terin-—Motions, Girewit—-Nos. , 301, 70, 64, 46, 11, 114, 1190, 122 to 126, 10, 13, 6. Comnoy 'PL¥as.—Nos. 99,118, 9, 221, 226, 267, 295, 618, , 260, 368, 380, 309, 311. Surenion Covrt.—(two branches.) —-Nos.104, 338, 394, 206, 68, 182, 415, 416, 417, 418, 419, 422, 425, 420, 427) 428, 428, 1651, 490, 431, 439, 498, 434, 48, 437, 438, 00, 298; 245, '498, 23, 978, 441, 445 to 40: District of Columbia Bank Notes Purchased, —Pank of the United States, Citizens’ Bank, Columbia ‘ank, Fastern Bank, Railroad Baok, Merchants’ Bank, and United States Hank—all of Waal A. R. THOMPSO; Goots.—As this als of wot goods at Colum- * would advise house- thelr purchases me assortment of ‘The Last Week of Wei herpen interoated, In connection w od wet but invoice of rich silks, 007 ode Rin, and plain chanel A for the spring trade Also, fifteen caves of the newe ri os of Darege de lainey ints colors, toy ith £00 rich crape shawls (plain and cmbroidered,) all of wich are warzanted free from stain or blemi ‘voice cost ranges trom 9c. offered at prices from 0c vhawla, warranted perfect aad aifercd from $6 to 812, richly worth double tho money. Maroge de Jainos, chints evlors, invoiced at Ise. a 40¢., will be sold at 18¢. per yard, and in all eases goods may be returned if damaged in tho least degree ‘Of the above silks, the in- | % por yard, and will be yard.’ Rich oiape | witront stain, will be First Quality Warranted Dinamo: by the snbveriber, in the package or fu Awporters’ prices. | Mamone ‘the premises U81 Trondway, wtairs. s fox Sale | to suit, ot | et In any desired style, on nor of Wi up | , Import rofula Doctor,” atmont of scrofi- Dr. E. Brown, =the Gren oftice 147 Grand street.—A sclom In is seenredly obtained of Dr. &. Brown, located at 17 irand street. New Rugland’s cure? Nave paid hig many Aobts of gratitude. New York now lias the offer of hit servioos, | Ye afttioted, sctr# time and call oa him, ace it bbe too Inte, Great Mscovery—Doafness anid Bundhess eurod at 80 Prince street.——Deafness, noives in and dis eharges from ihe eara, cured in « short time, without risk or pain; sheo, partial or total Wiindness cured, and awar, weak ‘and imparfect sight restored. The number and nature of the enres eeeted, in tho very worst kinl of deafness and blindness, by Dr. LUTENER'S novwly dis- covered treatment, is entiry unprecedented. Olive, 80 Prince street, socond hous® east of Broadway, Hours trom 10 till 4. All letters must be prepaid, and contain $1 fee, to insure attention. Astonishing Cures are hourhy being made by Dr. Tobian’s Venetian Liniment, of eroup, coughs, sore throats, chilblains, chronic rhoumatisut, &¢. leet, this article in warranted to give reliof, or no money is arked. Depot 240 Groonwich street, and for sale by all he druggiels Uueughout (ho Called vow Lb Cures dastheche ip threo mips. is | speedy remed | goons in Landon; b; | mervous diseases; | ont for countefviters. | who landed in } ‘Broadway. The Kxquiste ig oo Roat Peat a gallery, No..1#9 Broad uerrei 1 new and magnificent Tillery, No, of Leonard strect. old established . is removed to his Broadway, corver Spring Clothing made up tn the most Fash- jonable nd durable manner possible, and materials selected from a very desirable asortment of goods, evn at times be red on advantageous terms, for owsh, at it I. ¥ SDS clothing evteblishment, 27 Cortlandt wtreet. ‘'Twent x cent Reduction in Heady-made clothing. jg ‘Yalmas, $10 each; beautiful palotots, $12; French cassimere ash alle vost A few white cativ embroidered nuptial vests, $5; cassimere business cowts, latest style, $4; black froc dress coats, $10. ‘To jobbers in elothing this isa rare ehance. GEORGE LEVIE, 360 Broadway, corner of White street, From the Missiasippl to the St. Lawrence the fame of GREEN'S superb shirts bas extended. where they are spoken of, resi, as inequalled, and’ o {he store and manufactory No.l oir in uncoasingly to stor House. Excelstor.—Beebe & Co., Fashionable Hat- ters, 156 Broadway. ‘The spring fashion for gentlemou’s Lats will be fntrodueed on Eatuay, the 12th of Pubraary, Elegant Wedding and Visiting Carits.—si!- ver bordered and plain, beautifully engraved; splendid wedding envelopes, of the latest styles; Ane silvee door plates, a great variety of patterns; consular, uoiary, and wociety seals; heraldic devives of overy description. EVERDELL, 302 Broadway. at time a are Invited to “take a ry Charles’s London cordial gin, It is delicious, in taste from all other ging, and possenven mot cal qualities which aequired for it the endorsement of the entire medical faculty, Office No. 7 Park place. Portable Dressing Cascs.—The most complete and elegant article now manufactured, having every re- quisite for a gentleman’s toilet, and asa. travelling com- union invaluable. For sale by G, SAUNDERS & SON, No. Astor House and 387 Broadway. “Murder Wil Ont,” and Txpe Meritt will reeeive a just reeompense.—This latter saying is bein verified every day, by the unbounded praise bestowed upon the Porous Glass Fitter by all who have tried it. Fold, at Gothie House, 316 Broadway. Price $160. Pulvermacher’s Patent Hydro-Blectric Vol- tale Chains, constructed to be worn under the garments, are the most wonderful discovery in medicine elec tricity of the present day. They relieve, without gaia or shock, instantaneously, ucute nervous pains, as head, ear, and toothe ache, rheumatic pains, tic dolo- reux; &e., and by its mild but continuous and preceptible action on the body, diseases of years’ standing—such as ut, local paralysis, nervous complaints, liver diseases, c.—disappear az if by a miracle. They precipitate mo. tals from their solutions, decompose water, detest the magnetic needle, in short, show all the phenomenon of a powerful voltaic pile. ‘The instruments producing these effects weigh about two ounces, ean be folded up in a pocket-book, are always ready for instantancons nac, and will last a man his lifetime, friends, &e., against that number of diseases and complaints in whick usild stream- ing electricity isa perfectly safe, certain, and wonderful ly. The price of a complete chain is fom $1 to $5; batieries, $10 to $22 50. Incredible as way seem the above facts, any person ean easily convince himself beforehand, at the depot, of their truth. The importance of the invention has’ been ac- knowlodged in America by the Academy of Medicine of New York, and the chains haye been age: with great success in the medical colleges, the City, Bellovue, and Ward’s Island Hospitals, Brooklyn City Hospital, &o.; i Enrope, by the Royal Colleges of Physicians and 3 yy the Academie Nationale de Me at Paris; by the Imperial faculty at Vienna; by the Royal faculty at Berlin, and other ‘scientific institutions of the highest order, including the principal hospitals in Lurop The proprietors are in possession of te-timonials to the effect, from all the above institutions in Aine- rica and Europe, as well as of the most eminent and distinguished members of the profession in both hemi- spheres, and invite the public to examine them. Voll and illustrated deseriptions—one for personal use and one fer scientific men—with copiox of testimonials anda nnmber of eases cured in New York and Europe, may be obtained, gratis, at the office. They will be for- warded, free of postage. to any purt of the United States, in answer to prepaid inquiries, conteining throe cents postage stamps. J. STEINER, No. 5¢8 Broadway, corner of Prince street. tism, Nenralgin, Scrofala, &., Balsam ix the roost_eertam remody these terrible and painful diseases. You who are suffer- ing the most torturing pains, remember that a few doses of thie powerful, yet pleasant, compound will afford eer- fain relief. Thousands of eases have been cured, and published in the Herald, Sun, and other papers. ‘hose eertiticates ure from well known citizens, who can be scen and eonsuited at any hour. Circulars, containing these eortiticates, can be had at the principal depot, 246 Grand wtreet. Seventy-tive cents per bottle. With Tecth as White as Mountain Snow, And hair dark brown, or biack as sloc, And skin clear, white and rosy cheek, Is all the beauty man or woman seck” Yet all can have this for 2s. by using, at that reduced price, 8 cake of Jones's chemical soap, which sakes the most yellow, chapped, coarse or pimpled skin clear, white and spotless as a young child’s. Hix coral hair revtora- tive (only 2s., {00,) makes coarse, dirty, gray haic dark, soft and clean, forees it to grow, stops it ialling, eures dandruff, &c. For bad teeth or breath, Lafont’s West India soap root whitens the teeth, purities the breath, and cleanses the mouth, tongue and throat; price, 20 Fold at 405 Broadway. ‘The most Painful Corns Removed, free fron ain or danger; also, bunions and bad nails successfully Treated by Dr. J. LITTLEFIELD, who has thiricen years praetical experience in this city. Rooms, 498 Broadway, opposite the Art Union rooms—{or ladies and gentlemen. Watts’? Nervous Antidote.—Any person auf fering from any nervons complaint now, I say it is their own fault, alter reading the Hon. Henry Meigs’ letter in recommendation of its wonderfnl enra e qualities in all y of hundreds of $1 per botile. also the testimon e, BB Ann sti others. John Py ‘Wigs, Tonpecs, and Hair Dying —It is won- | derful the great improvement in the art of wig making, | and the method of dying the bair and whiskers, at the celebrated wig factory of MIDHURST & HEARD, No. 2 Maiden lane. Also braids of long hair, front braids, &e. Copy the address. Wigs and Touapecs.—Batchelor’s New Styie of wigs are pronounced the most perfect imitation of na- ture yet invented. Those wanting a very superior article shoud oall at BATCHELOR’S celebrated wig factory, No 4 Wall street, where ean be found the largest and bert sasortment in the city. Copy the address, Hair Dye.—Ratchelor’s Celebrated Liquid hair dye is ihe best yet discovered for coloring the hair or whi-kers the moment it is applied. The wonderful ease and certainty with which this favorite and old esta- Dlished hair dye performs ia astonishing. It is for sale, or applied, at BATCHELOR’S wig factory, No. 4 Wall street. Gouraud’s Liquid Hair Dye 1s, without ex: seption or reservation, the very best ever invented. Be- ware of puffed dyes, Equally celebrated is Gouraud’s Medicated Soap, for ouring pimples, freckles, sallownoss, chaps, roughness, &e. Poudre Subtile uproots hair from any part of the body. Liquid Rouge, Lily White, and Hair Gloss, at No. 67 Walker street, near Broadway. Lovet's Wahpene will change Grey Hair to ita original color, and cure baliness, Taoed adoubt. Cull at his ofiice, 114 Chambers street, for reference. | Look The public are aware that no per- son will counterfeit bills on a bank of ill repute. This will apply to the Wahpene. Cristadoro’s Celebrated Liqald Dye changes the hair instantly to a beautiful black or brown, while his Preservative aud Beautiser stimulates its growth and feeretuates its laxuriauee to the Intest periad of life, ¢ dye ia applied privately, and both sold at Cristadoro's No. 6 Astor House, and by drugists generally. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. | | day night, « black threadlace veil. ‘The flader will be ra- SPECIAL NOTICES. PNG NOI TE nn on or ASONIC,—THE MEMBERS OF DARCY LODGE, NO. 187, are hereby notified that the alteration of the by-laws vill be taken up for consideration this (Thursday) evening, Feb. 10th. Delinquent members are roe ly invited to attend, "By order, A. COLOVELONL, W. i. 7. L. Taworar, Secretary, OTICE.—THE MEMBERS OF STATE RIGHTS LODOK, No. 151, LO. of . F., of N. N. Y., are hereby noti- ied that Gr. Rep. James K. Saunders'will deliver a leo- ture at their lolge room, Clinton Hall, on Tuesday evea- ing, 16th inst, Subject—* What is’ Odd Fellowship ?” Members are requested to invite thelr friends and attend, in regutia, with ladien, JAS. MUNTGOMENLE, I, Sec. OTICE—COLUMBIA GROVE, No. 8, U. A. 0. D.— ‘The mewbers of Columbia Grove, No. 8, U. A. 0. D. are hereby nottfied to be punctual in their attendance at the Grove room, No. 29 Canal street, (National HIall), next Monday evening, the 14th fust., to'take in con-ideration the alteration of the bylaws, and the expedieney of changing the locality of the Grove room. Vrxey Barron, Secretary.) HENRY PALMER, N. 4. QO Ua AWASHINGTON AssoclATION. THE st + venth annual ball of this association will he held at the Broadway Theatre, on Tuesday evening, February 863. ‘Tickets, which are linited, and bat few ro- maiving uvsold, can be purchased of Jamos Griffith. treasurer, No. 14 Ludlow street, Williazn W. Osborn, No. ‘278 Grand street, John H. Elliott, secretary, County erk’s ofliee C.J. MILLER, President. Joun H, Enuorr, Secy. PROUSTAND ASSUCIATION. UIE SECOND | ANNI- EO ver-ary of Jefferson Lodge, No. 4, of this association will be held in Fiope Chapel, 718 Broadway, above Fourth strcet, on Friday evening, Feb. 1th, 1863. Addresses i livered by the following miuisters—Rev J. 5. t—The true glory of Protestantism;”? Rev. FW. I ‘Tho moral and religions present. and’ future of America;”’ Rey J. B. Finley, “Romaniam inempativle with civil and religions Hberty.” Tickets 25 cents each. Doors open at six o'clock, exercises to commence at seven o’eluek. IDOWS, WHO WERE PENSIONED ON ACOOUNT of the Mexican war, may receive Information of ad- by addressing W. ''., box 1,128 Post Oiliew, N —RKCRIVED, IN NOVEMBER LAST, PER Albany packet, 6 bales rags, 1 do. papers, which have been stored by'us, waiting for the ovner to claim thew, They will be delivered on proof, and payment ofexpenes. JONES & WHEEL WRIGHT, Nos, 6 and 8 Water street, Boston. TP MIE POSS HORSE SHOERS OF THE CITY OF NEW York ure particularly requested to attend « moeting of that body, to be held at Mr. Reilly's, Hermitase Hall, corner of Alfen and Houston streets,on Thursday evening, February 10, as there will be business of great importance brought before them. "Come oue, come all.” HE BALL SEASON. AND MASONIC FRATERNITY GALI, OF PREC - 4 Accepted Masons of the State of New York, wili inke place at the Metropolitan Hall, Wednesday evening, March 9, 1853. The hall will be elegantly appro- priately decorated for the oocasion. Dod worth’s full band isengayed. Supper under directions of Mesara. Vesey of Niblo’s and Moffat of Broadway. ‘Tickets $2 50, can be ob- tained at the prineipal hotels, and of the following com. mittee, representing the different lodges in the city :— James Fowler, St. John’s No.1; A. Hirsch, Ind. R. Arch J. F. Robinson, Holland, 8; Peter Kauth, Trinity, 12 Henri Quantin, 1/Union Fran. 17; Emanuel yon, Abrams: 20; B. W. Osborne, Beney it, 28; ?. Ternan, Manhat- tan, 62; C.D). Brown, Lafayette, 64 NT. Fisk, Mavi- ners 67; A, A. Burns, Montgomery, 68; T. L. Bemis, Na- yal, 69; W. N. Woodcock, Anglo Saxon, 17; George Skin- ner, Ocean, 156; 8. C, Swartz, Atlantic, 178; F. Ahvens, Ger. Pilgrim, 179; J. G. Koerner, Knickerbocker, 182; Elias Combs, Independent, 185; T. 1. Timolat, Darcy, 187; D. W. Van Riper, Marsh, 188; 1. W. Farmer, Mann, 199; Aiden 8. Crowell, Lebanon, 191; Charles W. Willets, Bone : Je W. Braisted, Piatt, 104; B. Barron, Excel. N. Brewer, York, 197; Benjam'n T. ithodos, M. Haberman, Harmony, 190; C. S. Wescott, | . Finkelmier, Zschokke, 202; R. Dawson, m’l Browning, Palestine, 204; Jno. Faleo- ner, Hyatt, 205;J. F. Browne, Empire City, 298; Geo. Donald- ron, United States, 207; Kleazer Ayres, Atwood, 208; 0. H. Jackson, National, 209; James Uilis, Worth, 210; Jos. A. Hy.ft, Fastern Star, 22 aie: ¥. Kekel, Navigator, 233; J. H Richard Latty, Keystone, 235: Philip Morand, Oscar Coles, | 241;.George Cross, Delta, 242; Charles Wright, Eureka, A. P. Moriarty, Hope, 244; William Cummings, Polar Star, 245; C. A. Peel Arcana, 246; William Gardner, Charter Oak, 249; F. W, Talkingto: D. Willard, 250: Joseph Cohn, Mount Nevoh, 257; Caspan Sicrck, Her- mann, 268; Charles Cocks, Charles Walworth, 271; Robt. D, Holmos, Mystie Tie, 272; John G. Breen, Metropolitan; J.C. Lackey, Arcturus, 274; Charles Scholey, Sylvan Grove, R. G.'Secor, Henry Clay, 277; W. N. Buckley, Dorie, U. D.; Iewac Franck, King Solomon’s Lodge, U, 0. ; GO. Bartlett, Haterpri V. Snedeker, Pacific, 233; RAND BAL DE SARACOO—UNDER THE MANAGE- ment of a com ec of his friends, at Niblo’s Saloon, on the seventeenth of February. This ball will be the most fashionable and recherche of the season. The new and elegant dances have been selected, and the most ccle- brated musicians engaged. Tickets of admission exclu- sively for the ball, or with privilege of twelve or twenty Tessons. and a circular containing full Pedy alate) ean be igceonred at Mr. Saracco’s, No. 110 Grand street, fonr joors west of Brondway, by making immediateapplication, an the number of tickets is limited. It is searcely neces- sary to allude to Mr. faracco’s professional abilities; the superiority of his talents and the rapid progross of his | dara areadmitted. Adults who have never danced be- fore are taught all the modern dances ina single course of twelve lessons, and, during this arrangoment, they can obtain tickets at one-third the usual terms. The dances taught will include the Polka, Schottisch, Polka Redowa Redowa Waliz, Mazourka, Exmeralda, Cinq-temps Walts German Cotillons, &e., &c. ‘ASONIC BALL.—THE SEVENTH ANNUAL BALLOF the Grand Lodge of Free aud Accepted Masons of ¢ Biate of New York, will be given at the Apollo Saloon, on Monday evening, the 14th inst., under the direction of the trustees of the Widow and Orphans’ pee Fund. Dodworth’s band is engaged, and no effort will be spared to render this ball as memorable as its OCSHOTR. ‘Tickets at $2 each, to admit a gentleman and ladies, may be obtained at the Apollo, and at Freemason’s Hall, No. 640 Broadway. ‘The fraternity will appear in regalia. LOST AND FOUND. ' 0 REWARD—315 FOR THE WHITE POODLE UJ dog, and $35 for the apprehension und tonyic- tion of the dackey that was seen by a gentleman to steal and ron ap enwich street with it, on the 34 inst. while it was following a lady, near Barclay street. policemen and others:—The tips of his ears are liv color, and his hair on one side was discolored blue, shear which would change it to white. Inquire at > Barclay stree $ REWARD.—IF THE GENTLEMAN WHO FOUND «] the double set of teeth on gold plates, will call again at 345 Broadway, he will receive the above reward from the landlady should the advertiser be out ax before’ ov say where the money shail be sent toobtain tho teeth, dim i .—STOLEN, FROM SHIP CELESTIAL fm REWAR 15 Empire, from Liverpool, on Monday event Ohtofa trunk, a’new double-barrel Gerinan yun, with fixtures, &c., und my name engraved on it. The above re- ward will be paid for the delivery of the property to GEO. WL ff N a to | | 7 REWARD.—SIOLEN FROM NO. 297 NINTH AVE- @) nue, on yederday morning, a silver lever wateb, (Addams & Arnct, watehmakers.) The above reward will bo paid for its return at the ‘above wumber, DAVID JAMISON, Pawnbrokers and others are requested to stop it. mm REWARD. ‘Dae TWRLPTH REGIMENT je) ball, a Apply to Mr. Vesey, at SMblo's caloon, this eveni a5 REWARD—CHECK LOS?.—H. SPERRY & 00.’ Je) check, for $132 500n Mechanies’ Rank, dated Jaun- | ary 26, Payment having been stopped, i will be of no use toany one but the owner, Mr. Lieb, No. 289 Iroad- way. DOG LOST—A SMALL WHITE TER 8 tipped. He had a collar on, marked |. ‘The above reward will be paid’ for him t. Mark’s place, in Fighth street. O-T—IN GOING TO OR RET TNG PROM CHRys- L tie street to Broadway and Eighteonth ¢t., on Mon- at warded by leaving it at Mr. Snecker’s confectionery, Broadway, opposite Union square. sa SEE THIRD AND SEVENTH P v SER THIRD AND SEVENTH P. PERSONAL. GENTSIAN, MISSING. A FRENCH GENTLEMAN, I named Adrian Miquel, who had been connected with the New York Herald 5 translator, has for sone fime past ven anissing, and all the inquiries set on foot in what has become of him have hilLerto been ial. For a few weeks previous ta, his disappear. ance he had been laboring under an aberration of satel. lect. He was last seen in Broadway, on the morning of Eaturday, the 11th of December last. Sz. Miquel was a native of Toulon, in the south of France, andis of very small stature—hardly five fect in beight—but stout baile, His head ix long and peontiarly shaped, with dark ayes and datk closely cut whiskers. He wore snort of brewa pilot ozercoat with velvet collar—stainel—brown pauta nd Wellington boots, and a Kossuth hat. He conversed in an excited manner, and bad a slight impediment in his speech. He spoke ‘English intel Any information respecting lim will be ‘thankfully re: eaived at this offic i ANTED INVORMATION OF MILES HARDIMAN, from the county of Galway, Dery Fironge, Ireland, New York in October, 1862, Any’ informa: tion rexpecting him will be gladly ‘received, by Michael Donahue, No. 43 Mulberry atrect. di HENRY e he will find a CARD TO ENGLISH GRNTLY Vernon will call at the Post ¢ letter from Loniveita. CATHERIN CORLEY, She loft Liverpool in the ship Address her sister, Martha Cor NFORMATION WANTED—OF trom Derry, Ireland. ‘Talemon, in May, 1851. ley, Herald offic NAPT. OLIVER 8. CRARY, FORMERLY Ov / Sarah and Eliza, ts requested to send his ad the undersigned. Any information as to Capt. C abouts will be thankfully rooeived by KE. ZACHRISSON, 87 Wall sireet, Oe eae Ce TAs FROORS Ta FICK CHIEF —THE LLOWING PRO. O bg fol Nl Reg ntdyeg Police Court, sup- ‘be stolen:—One copper tube head or flue, - ye alow pressure botler or steamboat, six large of coarse twine, Also, one table spoon, marked N. J. R. at this vilee, ius which owners are wanted, GEO. W, MATRELL, Chief of Poliga, ixibly, but not woll, | | offered at reduced prices. Dealers will be supplied on the O8T—ON | note, drawn by A Parrish, for $60, payable at the | | fio | THY, 3D FEBRUARY, Bank, the payment of which has been stopped. ‘The finder will conter a favor by returning the above note toC. V. Panta, Merchants’ Bank, 42 Wall strost. OST—ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, IN BROADWAY, L near Twafth street. or in Twelfth stret, betwaon Broadway and Second avenue, a gold breastpin. The tinder will be suitably rewarded by Inaving it at 282 Twelfth street. OST—ON TUESDAY EVENING ggAT METOPOLITAN | 4 Mall, an ivory opera glass. A” Liberal reward will in-pasl for its delivery at the Cartton House, OST—ON IUFSDAY, 8TH INST, IN ONE OF THE 4 Third avenue stages, a lady's sliver anuit box, with Aporting seone and owner’s naine engraved on ft) Any person leaving it at 154 Third avenue will be Uborally rewarded, GTRONG'S VALENTINES | VALENTINI |— 4) who have any interest in valentines and the of the little god Cupid, and those who have not, fond of the fine arts generally, are invited to drop in STRONG'S great valentine depot, 98 Nassau atreet, examine his moltitude of specimens. For many yeara past Strong haa been the largest valentine manufacturer in Amorien, giving everybody the tallost kind of antis'ac- tion, His assortment this year is, he assures us, far au perior to that of any previous one, and well worth the examination of all.” From his facility of manufacturing them, and-the extent of his business in that line, he ia enabled to offer them at the very lowest prices. Chil ant see for yourvelves, Dealers are requested to eall before purchasing eewhoro. A liberal discount to the trade, | of asmall private family; city refereneo given. Mouse call at 77 West Eighteenth street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues. | Wanna a rnet, RATE YOUNG WOMAN, A ‘ANTED—BY A yuona Lapy, eno ae A La a Freneh or English family, as ¢ambermaid, or to take care of children. can give the best city reference Please call at 81 West Ninetoenth strevt, frout basement ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA- tion a# seamstress; understands shirt moking and ain sewing. Would work by the week or month. Can neen at 08 Eant Sixteenth street, betwoen First and Se- cord avenues. fourth floor, back room, Woull take work to her house. " WW XTED—A SITUATION, BY A ReSPROTABLI young woman, as ehambermaid, fine washer and froner, or as waiter; isa good plain cook. Either « pri- vate family or private boarding-house ageepted. She thoroughly understands her business, Best of city refe- rences iven. Can be seen for two days, at 33 Prince street, first tioor, ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA- | tion ag cook; is baker; understands her Dusiness thoroughly ; is willing to assist in wasbin quired—in a small private family. Inquire at 118 First avenue, between Heventh and Highth stronts, Will be | seen for three days, if not engaged. City’ reference given, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A STZADY YOUNG woman,anchambermaid and waiter, aud to assist in the washing and ironing, or to take careof children Has the best of city reference, Please call at No. 175 Seventh | avenue, corner of twenty-second street. Can be seen for two days. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A. SITU- WW ation a nurse; would prefer taxing care of an in- Jant,as she is very capable; understands the manage- ment of a nursery; or to take sare of a sick lady. anne | seen for two days, at 69 Pactory atreet, tirst floor. Ls a Protestant. ANTED—BY A RESPECTAKLE FRENCH GIRL, A tuation as chambermaid aad plain sewe:; good | city referenee can be given; can be sven for two days, Please cail at 51 Marion street, front basement. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation a2 good plain cook aud tirst rate wash- er and rover, or would go as laundyess in a email pri- vate family. Good eity reference. Vlo-se call at Thirteenth street, between teventh and Kighth avenues, in the ba it. Can be seen for two da: ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE PRO- testant girl, as chambermaid or wuiter, or to do the general housework tor a small private family. Can give the beat city reforence, lease call at No. 377 | Second avenue, neur Twenty-fourth street. To be acen for two a W ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPEC?PABLE WO- | man, to cook, wash and iron; she has no objection toa laundress pince. Can be seen for two days, at No. 22 | Prince street, in the rear, second floor. ‘The beat of eity reference. (KD—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woinan, as cook, washer and ironer, and has no objection io do general housework in a small pri- yate fami. 5 @ good cook, and firat rate washor and | ironer. Good city reference ean be given. Please call at 143 West Tweuty-seventh street. Can be seen for two days. \—A SITUATION, BY A GOOD COUK, WHO stands her business weil; is a good washer and ironer. Can give the best of eity reference. Please call at 104 West Nineteonth street, betweon Sixth and Seventh avenues. Can be seen for two days. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY AN AMERICAN GIRL, fifteen years oli, to take oare of childcen, and make herself useful. Viease call at 266 West ‘twenty- fourth street. ANTE—A SITUATION, BY A SMART, TIDY YOUNG woman, as chambermaid and waiter; would have no objections to take care of children; is a good plain vewer; can come highly recommended from where sho has lived for tho last two years. Call at, or addres to, 218 Wost Twenty-sixth strect, between Bighth and Ninth avenues, A Behera A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a situation to do the chamberwork or housework ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABI widow woman, as wet nurse; would be willing to go tothe country or city. Please call at 191 Mott street, betweeu Broums and Spring streets, Hest of city reference. ANTED—BY A RES?ECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation aa first rate laundres,, or to do chamber- work and fine washing The bert city reference ean be given. May be seen for two days, at No. 1 pixth atrect, pear the Bowery, in the book stere. WANTS. ae. papa EA private fami young to ina A and to'take care of children’ and make herself general wseful. Han no objections to the country. Can be seen at 52 Flirabeth street, third floor, back room, No. 10, Has good reference to her last place.” a jood city reference if required. Please eallat 218 First avenue, bétween Thirteenth and Four- teenth streets. Can be seen for two days, if not engaged, Warm? A RESPECIABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a situation, te cook, wah, and iron. Can be seen for two days, at the house of her present employer, 82 Fourth avenue, wher @ has lived for the last eighteen months, and where reference can be obtained. ,: ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE oung woman, in a private family, to do the cook. jog and assist in the washing and ironing’ ‘The bést of satiefactory reference given. Apply at Mre. Smith's boarding houre 55 Franklin street. ‘ANTED-—BY A RES?ECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN ‘a situation to do general housework, washing, aud froning, in a «mall private fam‘ly. Good city refereace, Please ca)! at 245 ‘Twenty fifth +treet, between Ninth and Tenth avenues, in the rear. Can be seen for two days. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ei} in a small private family; ts a good plain cook. anda first-rate washer and ironer.” Bust. of elty reference can be given. Please call at No. 6) Deane street, Brooklyn, in the rear. W2StRrA SITUATION, (AS CHAMBAMATD. On waiter, by one who perfectly understaiis her businesr, Satisfactory references given. Please call at £4 5t. Mark's pluce, seeond floor. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE gitl, ax chambermaid and to do fine washing and ironing: perfectly understands her business, and is a firat raic French duter, Has the best of city reference. Can be seen for two days. ease cail at 393 Thirteenth street, between First avenue and Avenue 4, seeond floor, back room. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, AS FIRST RATE 000K, and would help as lavndress; by a very experi- enced girl, with ewesllent city reterence. ‘Call at 74 Sixth avenue, in the book store. ‘ANTEP—BY A YOUNG LAD, FROM SIXTEEN TO reventeen years of age, wishes to bind him-elf as an apprentice to a carpenter, cooper. or some good resp able business, He can give the best of recommendati Please address « note to W. B., eomposing room, Herald office. ANTED-—BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION AS bookkeper, or assistant cashier, &., in whieh lat- ter situation he now is, and from which the beat of refe- renee will be given. He is an Amerienn, aged twenty, and epeaka French, Spanish, and German. Salary no ob- ject. Address, through city post, X. Y., 319° Eighth ‘avenue. ANTED—BY A BOY, A PLACE IN AN EXCHANGE office. Has some knowledge of the business, and can Ly good recommendations. Please address W. H., Herald office. ANTED—A SITUATION, AS CLERK 0! in a down town store, by a young man, ean. Can give the best of city reference. Would take a situation of any kind. Is not afraid to work. Please ad- dress G. W. D., Herald office. ANTED—EMPLOYMENTIN A STORE, BY A YOUNG married man, who can speak English, French and German. Is willing to make himself generslly useful. Good reference given. Inquire of JD. Friee, 8) Nawati atrect, or John Boner, 71 King strect. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN, UNDER- stands a ttle about gardening. Has no objection to go in the country. Please call at 328 ‘Thirteenth street, corner of avenue C. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION AS FARMER, OR CARE: taker and manager, by a single man, who professes to understand agriculture in all its branches, the caro and management of all farm stock, having been simi larly employed during the last xeven years. Is a Pro- testant, and can give the best of city references. Any communication addressed . J., 160 Thirty-second street, between Seventh and Fighth avenues, shall be attended to for two day ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN OF COLOR, WHO IS a native Frenchman, and can give excellent refer- ences for past service, both here and in Europe, a situa- tion as gentleman’s body servant, or as house waiter. He speaks English quite eell; is also well acquainted with WArre. ANTED.—THE ADVERTISER WISHKS A snUs- tion as waiter, or as persons! attendant. He haw no ob togo to any part of the globe. He has ee nowledge of pastry aud baking. ouould unis met he eye of any person in want of « good servant, io the advertiser they will find one. He will give undoubted city reference. He can be seen af 38 Foarth avenue uatil suited; or a note addressed to C. C, waiter, Union square Post (fice, will meet with due attention. WA NIED—A FIRST CLASS CARPET SALESMAN, ON having experience in the city trade prelorred, Apply to BETTS, KELLEHER & BETIS, 202 Broadway. A RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION 48 chambermaid; has no objection to do housework in a small private family. Good re wr: oven. ‘louse call for three days at No. 12 Cottaze block, Water street, Brooklyn. 3 RESPECTABE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION, AS children’s nurse, and to do plain sewing—ts fond ot children. Can be seen for two days at her last place, No. 215 Varick street. YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION 48 OHAM- dermaid and keamstress, would take care of unil- dren. She has the best of eily reference from her last hoe where she lived for three ears. Please eal at No. Union court, between Hleventh and Twelfth streets, is University place, STRONG, HEALTHY YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A. nation, as cook, washer and froner, Has good city retereuce. Has no objection to go to the eountry. Pléase ell ai 101 Thompson treet, first floor, in rear of the store. Cun de seen for two days. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS 4 SITUA. A. ‘tion as cook; po objection to assist in washing and ironing. Good city reference can be given. Can be seen for two days, at Houston atyeet, in the store, between the Bowery and Broadway. RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES TO OBTAIN 1 f.:ivimtion, a8 chambermald, and to, saat with ‘ashing and ironing, oF as nurse plaip sewing ; she is capable of "diner, Hine lived: theoe 4 place. Her last employer cau be spe. any: city. | ity reference if required. Please call at 02 Grove ntreet, buck room, RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT situation; is a cook; @iRL good goad plain washer and er, and would make herself uaofal in a privase family. Has good reference, Call at 20) Seventh street, floor, front room. OY WANTED.—A boy, about 16 or 16 years of age. He mast write a ood hand, and reside with he parents it the ety. ply at office 200 Hudaon street, between 9 and 11 A. M. Pinas Pat JAMES PRICH, Bu. CLERK.-—-WANTED, A YOUNG MAN WHO IS A rapid and handsome writer, and quick at figures, te make out bills, yy have None need apply unless the; extra capabilities d to experience, _ MOULTON, PLIMPTON, WILLIAMS &CO., 47 Broadway. OPYIST.—WANTED A COPYIST TO WRITE BY THR folio, in an office where he can have plenty to do. None but those who write a neat round hand need apply. Address A. A., Herald offlee. wilted ier share ech Ee CORPERSMITHS WANTED THREE GOOD corrER. smiths can find steady emplyyment in an establish ment a few miles from this city, by inquiring of STOKES & BROTRE corner of Palton and Cliff streets. {OMB MAKERS WANTED.—TWELVE GOOD GRAIL lers, two men on eutting machine, six finishers. [fee parenens to first-rate hands. Apply at 4¢ Clitt street. IVE OR TEN COMPETENT DRY GOODS SALESMEN: ean obtain permanent situations. with Hiberal sala Ties, at the Bowery Savings? Store, 126 8 F. W. & W. F. GI & 00, G OLD EMPROIDEREHS WANTED GOOD HANDS WILL tind steady employment, a wages, ‘sea. a at MS Dees Male cane OlarO Pee galia manufactory, 331 Grand utreet. Also, two apprea- tices wanted, to learn the above business. A large asort- nient of regalia always on band. ‘AVE CHILD.—ANY RESPECTABLE PERSON WISH- | ing toadopt a fine healthy boy, two mouths ohl, Will please address a note, with particulars, to M. M. AN., Herald office. Will be attended to for three days. ‘ANTILLA MAKERS WANTED.—A NUMBER OF experienced workers, at 61 Canal atreet. ‘GEORGE DRODIE. ‘paccin WANTED.—ONE ACCUSTOMED TO PACK glaesware and iniseellaneous fancy articles. He mus thoroughly understand his business, and be able to rea management of horees and is a handy driver. Please addrese by note, Pierre, Herald office, or he can be seeu personally at 105 Dean street, South Brooklyn. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- work, by a respectable yong, woman, with good city reference. Apply at 78 Wet Twenty fourth street, second floor, back room. Can be seen for three day x. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPHCTABLE H ‘woman, as chambermaid and nurse, in w private’ | family, Would have no objection to travel, or to do | chamberwork in a hotel. Please oall at 213 Twelfth sireet, corner of Broadway, over the grocery store. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECIABLE young woman, to do washing and froning, and to cook. The best of city reference. Can be seen at 300 Seventh avenue, between Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth streets, first floor up stairs, back room. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPHCCABLE young girl; is willing’to make herself generall useful; Would go as ehiléren’s nurse, to do chamberwo: and plain seving, or the work of a small family. Good reference. Please eall at 46 Schermerhorn st., Brooklyn. 7ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a situation to do housework, plain cooking or | washing and ironing. Can be reon at No. 200 Twenty- | first street between highth and Ninth avenues, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A WOMAN, AS GOOD | cook, washer and Irouer in a private family. | Good reference can be given. Apply at 189 East Twenty ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, AS COACHMAN, BY A steady, active young’ man; he understands hls business in every respect; is willing to make himself otherwise useful; has no objection to go s short distance in the country; ean be highly recommended by lis late employer, who ia in the city at present. Please address LW. be, b02 Broadway, near Fourth street, for two days: ANTED—ONE OR TWO YOUNG LADIES, WHO have some talent in singing, to travel with a histor: eal panorama- W. G. L, Herald office, stating where aninterview may be had. ‘ANTED-IN A SMALL FAMILY, A GOOD COOK, Yrasher and ironer. None need apply but thow who understand their business thoroughly. Apply in Carroll street, third door cast of Columbia, Hamilton fer- ry, Brookly n. ANTED—A GERMAN OR ENGLISH WOMAN, TO cook, wash, and iron, and to make herself other- wise useful, for a small family; none but those having the best of reference need apply. Protestant preferred. Ap- ply at 16 Charles street, from 12 to 2. ANTED—A NEAT, TIDY AMERICAN OR ENGLISH girl, as chambermaid and lanndress, in a. private family. Any person having good recommendations ean apply at 4 Fast Twenty-seventh street, near Lexington avenue, fifth street, between First and Secoud avenues. Cun be seen for three days. | _—} : ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE ation as chambermaid and ter, or chamber | maid and seamstress. Bost city references can be given. | Can be seen for two days on tho corner of Johnson street | | and Hudson avenue, Brooklyn, up stairs, second floor, | fei front room. ‘ANTED—RY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUATION todo general housework; is a good washer and froner, and is willing to make herself generally usefal. | Has the best of city reference trom her Inst place. Please | eall at 108 Monroe street. Can be seen for two days. situation as cook and baker; isan excellent wa: and ironer, or woul do general country.) (Cam produce most satisfactory reterenen; 19 | not afraid to work. A good home is more desirable than | high wages, Apfily at 223 Bow V TANTFD—A SITUATION, BY A MOST RESPEROLA- ble woman, to attend 4 Indy or ladies. Bho is an excellent dressmaker, cutter and fitter, aud understands all nds of sewing, and 1s active, willing and obliging. Will te found « very uveful person jn any lady’s or gentleman's establishment she may have the honor to serve. Best of city reference, Cap be seen for two days, at 67 Grent | Jones street. 1 housework, {in city or 9 JANTFD—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ENGLISH woman, 8 situation as cook, in a hotel, boarding | house, or saloon. The best of city reference can be given. | Please call at 445 Greenwich stzoet, corner of Vestry, in | Witsoe FIRST-HAND MILLINERS. NOSE Dut good hands need apply, at the New York Mourning Store, 477 Brondway. MM. MYERS, ANTED— A RESIDENT GOVERNESS, TO GO TO the country, a short distance from the city, Oge ble of imparting a good English education, and ntin mus eh. Address box 1,086, Pos: Office. ‘ANTED—A COMPETENT PERSON TO TAKE THE entire charge of an infant, at her own house; references, required; one living in the neighborhood of ‘Twenty-seeond street and Sixth avenue preferred. Apply between tho hours of 10.A. M. and 1P. M., for two days, at 45 West Twenty-second street. ‘ANTED—FOUR AMERICAN OR ENGLISH GIRLS, to §° to Connecticut; es $2 per week and found. Fares paid. Steady and genteel work for twelve months, Alo, school teachers, salesmen, porters, barkeepers, meu on railroads, and farms, &c., girls as cooks and for yeno- ral work. Apply at 114 Nassau streot, basement. ‘ANTED—A TIDY GIRI. AMERICAN OR GERMAN, (one that can speak English preferred) to take care of children and do echamberwork. Good rofer- ence will be required. Apply 113 East Twenty-fourth street. ANTED—A SMART AND INTELLIGENT BOY, AT this office. ‘ANTED—A MAN OV GOOD BUSINTSS QUALIFT- cations, with a capital of $5,000 or $6,000, to take the entire charge of aud conduct a mineral manufacturing ea) the rear, first floor. ANTET —A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE GIRT, | As seamstress, She understands making ladies and children’s dresses, and is willing to do chamber work or take care of children. Has no objection totravel. Ro- ference given. Pease call at 59 Willett street. ANTED—A_ SITUATION, BY A RESPECTARLE | young gitl, as chambermaid and waiter, or to do | general housework in a small famlly. Good reference | Cbg Please call at 105 Eldridge street. Can be seen for | two days. i ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITU tion as cook, in a private family. he unde stands her business, and can give the best of city ref ence, aud all necessary satisfaction as to character that may be required. ae call at No. 19 Kleventh street, | in the basement, five doors from Third avenue. Can be | seen for two days. Wo A FRENCH LADY, ACCUSTOMED ‘TO | the care of children, a situation ina French or | American family, She possesses the best recommenda- tions, Address, by letter, C. B., Post office. Ae nla icant dels ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAS, a situation as cook, who thoroughly understands her businoss; is an excellent baker, and first rate washer and ironer, Can be seen for two days. Please call at 47 Mott stroct, firat floor, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as chambermaid and seamstress, or tine washer and ironer, In « two days. Apply at 122 ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG GIRL, TO do chamberwork or ‘take care of children. ‘ins good city reference. Can be seen for two days, at 75 | Mulberry street, in the rear, third floor, front room. Wins SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as ood plain cook, (first rate washer aud ironer,) or would do the ganeral houtework of & private family. “Good city reference given, Has no ob jection to go a sbort distance in the country. Can be seen, if not engaged for two days, at 103 Mott siveot, trent basement, rivate family, May be soca for St tee wee cv YOUNG WOMAN, a aituation as chambermaid or to to general house- work. Good city reference. Please call at No. 37 West ‘Thirteenth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues: JAIENTINES FOR 1863.—P. J. COZANR, NOx, 104 and 106 Nasaan street, (successor to Huestis & Cozans,) has now ready a aplendid stock of valentines, en- velopes, lace paper, &¢., mostly new dosigns, which are most liberal terms, in lots from $5 to $1,000. Purchasers will find it to their advantage to examine my stock valentines are superior to any manufactured heret ALENTINES | !—VALENTINES !!—SPECIAL, NOTICE to buyers.—All valentines purchased at the Hroad- way Post office and book store, 4223 Broadway, near Canal street, will be delivered to any part of the city routh of Thivty-fitth street, free of tage. A splonetid ree WiwRL Ob hand. Cull aud exami JAMER ¢, HARRUOTT, ANTKD—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUATION to do goneral housework; is a good washor and jroner and a good plain co k; Cae elty reference can be given, Please call at 60 Columbia’ street, Brooklyn, aceond floor, front room. pb Fi ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, anative of England, a situation ohildsmaid and seamstress; ahe ina drossmaker; cau be ¥ for two dayn at No. 1 street, front room, soeond oor. reenact A bypeeome 24 A PROTFSTANT GIRL, A SITUATION as nnrsé ond seamstress, ar ax chambermol! or} mn an & pura amily. i No. aang, ‘tense call at art business, which will pay from 160 to 200 per cent. The busincas is well established, and the article is superior to snything of the kind in the market. The parties would be willing to give the third party ene-third interest, and also. liberal salary, for his serviees. Application ‘must be made peri , fo WALTER H, MEAD, 19 Eighth avenue. TED—A YOUNG MAN THOROUGHLY Ac. quainted with the retail tea trade. An active with good reference, may apply ut 383 bighth person, avenue. ANIFD—A WAICHMAKER, TO GO INTO THE country. Apply at J. W. GREEN'S, 44 Maiden ANTED—IN A MACHINE SHOP, A mechari¢ to take entire chargo of the mechanica department. Address Mechanic, Sun offi TANTED—IN A LAWYER'S OFFICE—A LAD WHO can write a good hand, One who is well ao- auasinted with the eity preferred Address box 350 Post ‘fice. ANTEB—A FIRST-RATE CARPET SALESMAN; also, two or three ca: . oe accustomed to the business. Apply to Alox. 7. Stewart & Co., Broad- Chambers, and Reade ntreots. ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED CLERK, IN A RETAIL establishment, One woll qualified will hear of a situation, by applying to UR, JOHNE & €O., 16 Beckman streo ‘ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, WELL, ACQUAINTED with the jobbing furnishing trade, to take charge of this doy ont in a importer’s stere, Letters addr: Lower Post Office, will reosive im- mediate attention, a 'ANTED—A SMART ACTIVE BOY IN AN IMPORT- ing house; one who writes a good hand, and is se- quainted with Custom House business, may apply at No. 6 Dey atreet, up stalw. One who resides in lyn preferred. —$<——$< $$ ANTED.—A YOUNG MAN, OF BUSINESS HABITS, late from Ohio, and who is acquainted with many of the merchants in that State,’also in Michigan and Western New York, wishes to enter into an engagement bine Leon ‘sie nee ba ge c e city, ba yore er dry is, or and shoe, ill eo to sell over 826,000 worth of goods, in elther Sestioen, the first year. Salary moderate. Can give satisfactory references ax to honesty, charactor, aud sobriety. Please address Fidelity, Herald office. ‘ATCHMAKER WANIED—A GOOD WORKMAN TO go to the western part of the State of Now York. Apply at 21 Maiden Lano, ‘ANTED—A BOY, WHO C\ WV ot 20,8n street, up stat J Dan boy of oe eipene in the busi man, a some si ness. Apply, in the evening, at Moore’s 177 Sixth avenue, y TANTED—FOTR HOOD CAPINDT WAKERe Por V desk work. Apply to Wm. & Lyous, 14 Wacrwa ptreet, o 6) Ana, SRT TYE. APPLY ACTICAL! ane write. Address, with references, box 2.200 Pos office. HATTERS AND HAT TRIMMERS—A YOUNG LADY who is a neat and quick sewer, is desirous of learn- ing-hat trimming. Address E. L. W., 140 West Broadway . PARENT3 OF A SMART INDUSTRIOUS: teen years of age, wish to apprentice him te a. er ov carpenter, or some respectable trade. Most factory reference will be given for the faithful ance of the contract. Can be seen at the store, by street, near Houston; or any commands addressed te J. E., care of Mr. Giblin, will be punctually attended to, for the remainder of this week. \0 JEWELUARS.—OONSTANT EMPLOYMENT WILL be given to two first rate pearl setters. te MATLEY &-CO., 146 Chesnut street, [0 PRUGGISTS—A YOUNG MAN WHO HAS HAD eleven years experience e retail drug business, is doxirous of furnishing capital and entering ‘into co. partnership with some established house casged either in ‘the retail or wholesale business. three days, 1. B., box 1,079 Post Ofiee, ah WATCH Ry eanenr ttn nifie bh ape bang ands, Apply immi ly in rear street, third story. Steady employment. OaPron © SURVEYORS.— WANTED, A FEW OOMPETENT urveyors. Ay at 87 Washington street, Jersey City, from ten till ee o'clock, for two days. nurses, ladies’ maids, waiters, poumalbtaren servants of all work, Sor city end country. Situations im private families for the above are now ready, at148 Grand street. Also wanted, a German coschman and gardener, ie ind two good vegetable gardeners and farmers. Also anted, all kinds of first aervants. ANTED—AT No. 4 SANDS STREET, BROOKLYN, (Intelligence office,) Protestant and Gatholie, (white and colored) girls, as cooks, cham! and ‘They must hous Ce be well ak men for farms and stables, and afew boys for stores trades. Employers can bave officient Paka at this office. SEASON. RR en ECTURE ON HENRY GRATTAN AND THE IRISH i volunteers of 1782.—In fulfilment of: Jo red made to disco: im he committee, on the occasion of his arse New York, pais 5 sea: wil cates the above subject, tan Hall, on ing, the 14th inst., at 8 o'clock, P.M. conts, To be had at the Irish-American and Truth Teller citices, the prineipal bookstores, and at the door on the evening of the lecture. . NV TSR BACON'S Or The third lesson will be givon this morning, yeaant Institute, at 11 o'clock. Tiexets to 50 centa—for fificon lessons $5. Miss lessons, on “The Origin of the Oriental Flement Stay: single lensong Hloment ta" Mod ern Cultare,” will be resumed on Wednesday evening, at the February 9, at 724 o'clock. } OPE CHAPEL LECTURES.—THE brated Alexander MeClelland, D. wick, lectures in this course on Fri Y, 11, at eight o'clock. His subject—' will make a shaking among the dry bones of the valley of metaphysics, and afford.an unparalleled entertainment to the intellectual and the curious. Tickets, fifty eente 5 one gentleman and two Indies, one dollar. Doors) opm at seven o'clock. OPULAR LECTURES. —THE CF LEBRATED PROFESSOI® Williams is creating wonder and mystery at Bleecker buildings, corner and Morton On Tues- day night, the hall was crowded to excess. The thrilling experiments in mental lemy were each follewed by deafening shouts of laughter and applause. again at 73, this evening. et et ‘AJERPROOF OVERCOATS—A COMPLETE PROTEO- tion from rain—of elegant appearande, imper- —— Lire Fy) eee, Les ounces and der. ose coats, made an improved process, are free from odor, and will entire satisfaction to the wearer, as the best article of water proof elothing ever vefore made. For sale by ROGERS & ', (suecen- sors to Horace H. Day,) 28 Cortlandt street. | THING AND FURNITURE, WANTED. — LADINS and gentlemen having iApORe ean re- ceive a fair casts price by sending $0. the stense ar bsteec hy post, S, COHEN, 452 Hudson street, and 52 Hroadway. Ladies attended by Mrs. Cohen, CAtge CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.— Ladies and gentlemen having farni- tage, or jewelry, can obuain fair cna pele fen subscriber, at his "Dumelio,13 i the Ee. attended to by Mrs. Dusse! ma ‘DUBRELDORY. |AST OF F CLOTHING AND Persons desirous of converting their cast-off, into cash, can obtain a fale price sending for the oa 4 seriber, at his residence, or the Port Office. N. B.—Ladios attended to by Mra. M. 8. COHEN, 66 Kim street. AAA HE MEMBERS OF THE P. 6.8 AND HAYWARD Guard are requested to meet at juarters om Sunday next, 13th inet., at 3 o'clock the purpose of making arran; for our annual famil; gathering. POLLOCK MURRAY, Captains. “4 bee mir fam NOTICE eet Jr., is now ® temperance to be called the “Virginia Peace-wakerss’ These vor of it, and who would lke to become members, lease send ‘u thelr names, as itis a picked eompany, dress Herald office. i 7 iH Gall Nouble, Neary cases, Rnglah anchors, de leplnes, a Jadies’ watches, chains, dlamonda et in pire, a, crosees, &e.: Havana and domestic Gare, at O¢ Nassau street, seoond floor, front JOSEY B,D,