The New York Herald Newspaper, February 14, 1853, Page 5

/ “iashionable clothing establishment, No. 441 Broadway, ‘The New York Volunteers. FUNERAL OF SERGEANT UENRY STANTON. ‘The thinned remnant of the above corps paraded yes- ‘terday, for the purpose of attending to the grave the last wemains of o faithful brother in arms, Sergeant Henry ‘Stanton, lately attached to Company D. Notwithstand- ing the severity of the day, and the delicate state of health of most of the remaining volunteers, there was & very full muster of the members, with # magnificent escort. The troops marched from the head-quarters, Mer- cer House, at a quarter past one o'clock in the afternoor Sha proceeded ta the late residence of the deceased, 4? 2 Grand street, where the funeral procession was fo wi | in the following reversed order :— The Filth Company, National Guard, comma’ gasa Gaptain Creighton, acting as cacort, and attende 4'py Dod. worth’s ; ‘The Harrington Guards, commanded by Captain Wil- son, and attended by Shelton’s band, The colors were folded and craped. ‘¢hen came the hearse, with the coflin covered over by an elegant silk mational flag. The hearse was sursc@anded by the yolun- teers, with erape upon the left arm of each. “The flags of the regiment were borne in the rev.r, folded and draped | fa mourfiing. Vieutenant Colone’ Burnham, Major Dyek- gee Coreen Tey lor, and other officers, marched after, fellowed by a nuinber of the private friends of the de- eeased, and about twenty Carriages. The cortege pro- eveded down Broadway, ant, having crossed the ferry, swent in stages to Greenw: Cemetery, where all that ‘was mortal of Henry Stanton was consigned to the tomb with well deserved ‘military honors. Sergeant Stanton was highly esteemed by all the officers of the regiment, ‘avd itis no small consolation to his friends to find them ‘mew bearing testimony to the honorable fact that amid ‘@i the trials, turmoil, and temptations of the Mexican war, the deceased was never found wanting at hia post, ‘ever shrunk from a duty, however arduous, and never ‘effended against the rules of strict discipline under which ‘he served. DEATH OF LIEUTENANT CHARLES B. BROWER. In connection with the funeral of a worthy non-com- igsioned officer, the painful duty is imposed upon us of again adverting to the death of a distinguished officer, who held a commission in the same gallant corps. We altude to the decease of Lieutenant C. B. Brower, who ex- pired at iis residence, in Flatbush, last Saturday, as no- tieed in our paper of yesterday morning As a gallant woldler, experienced ihe, ant woncengllaliall genrllarosa, Teutenant Brower was esteemed by every member of the chivalrous band to which he was attached. He served through the Mexican campaign, with the New York Vo- Funteers. The deceased Lieutenant was mustered into the service of the United States dnring the month of December, 146. He joined at Fort Hamilton, the same month, under Gen. Bankhead. {nu the early part of Jan., 1847, he sailed from home, and having landed at Vera Craz he was immediately put upon active service with thearmy under the command of General Scott. Mr. Brower served through the campaign—from the taking of Vera Cruz to the conquest of the City of Mexico—and was engaged, either with his regiment or on detached special duty, upen the occasion of every battle which took place. His gallantry was conspicuous upon every oeeasion, but more Particularly so at the storming of Chapultepec, where, amid the heat of battle, he took the brave Mexican Gen. Braval, prisoner. The deceased had the high honor of dehyering this officer to Gen. Cadwallader, of our army, with his own hand. For this exploit Lieutenant Brower received the thanks of the Generals in command, and promotion, At the termination of the war a well earned eommission was given to him in the Third Regiment of Infantry of the United Siates Army, to which corps he was attached up to the time of his lamented death. His disease was consumption, the seeds of which were, no doubt, matured by hardships borne in his country’s cause, Hisremmains will Ho in the City. Hall, Brooklyn, until the time of his funeral, which we have not correctly ascer- tained. 25 Cent Daguerreoty pes.—Reos & Co., No. 289 Broadway, averaged 200 pictures daily the last week, whieh for excellence and superiority have never been alled. The expedition with which this company take ures is only done by the new German process, exclu- aively in their possession, Call and see. »—Removal.—Gurney’s old established @eguerreian gallery, No. 189 Broadway, ia removed to hia | new and magnificent gallery, No. 849 Broadway, corner of Leonard street. Singer’s Scwing Machines.—These great la- bor-saving and time-saving machines have, by their utili- ty and superiority over all other sewing’ machines, se- eureds reputation and sale in all the large business places in the United States, where they are used by the principal saddlers, clothiers, and shoe manufacturers, with the most entire satisfaetion. Call and seo these practical and usoful machines in operation, and examine work, at the principal office, 258 Broadway. peeee acnine mace =p in the most Fash- and durable manner sible, A large assort- ment of winter clothing, which will be solf at greatly reduced prices, can at all times be procured on advan- ae are each, at H. L, ER’S clothing es] t, 27 Cortlandt street. ‘Well Made Clothing.—Alfred Munroe & Co.'s ‘Petween Howard and Grand streets, No deviation from prices, Gentlemen’s and boys’ clothing made to erder in the most fashionable atyle, and at the shortert ‘Twenty per cent Reduction in Ready-made ny yant Talmas, $10 cach; beautiful paletots, $12; French cassimere peas $5; plush silk vests, $3; A few white ratin embroi nuptial vests, $5; French ‘eassimere business coats, latest style, $4; black frock and dress coats, $10. To jobbers in clothing this is a rare chance. GHORGE 380 Broadway, corner of White Where it Stands!—The Temple of Taste, fhe home of punctuality, the head quarters of fashion, tthe only place in New York where you can obtain sets o shirts made to measure that always fit; of course we mean GREEN’S, No. 1 Astor House. Genin’s Spring Styles will be issued on Fri- @ay, the 18th instant, simultancously at Genin’s Razaar aallet GENIN’S, 214 Broadway, opposite St. Paul's. I Modern Armor, versus any aren Tailor- .—A sprinkling of spring fabrics, vestings, coatings, Sei pantien caasimeres, can be ‘seen at GEORGE P. FOX'S, tailor, 383 Broadway. : Office of the Associath for the Exhibition of the Industry of all Nations.—No. 53 Broadway, New York, Feb. 2, 1853.—Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors have resolved to increase the capital of the association to three hundred thousand dollars, the Umit originally contemplated by the charter; and that five hundred shares of the capital stock will be distributed, at the rate of one share for every five shires, to the stockholders standing on the books of the Corporation at 2P.M., of Tuesday, the 15th February; provided that on or before the 19th day of February, ‘they pay 60 per ent upon the raid additional shares; but no fraction ef a share will be regarded. The transfer books will be closed from 2 P. M., of the 15th February, until10 A. M., of the 8th March, the day after that Scpenten for the annual election. WM. WHETTEN, Treasurer. To Merchants and Manufacturers.—Infor- mation having been received that a spurious and very in- ferior watch, bearing an imitation of the namo of ¥. D. Johnson, has been offered for sale in the United States, | motice ia hereby given that no genuine watch of this mame is sold without a certificate, bearing the arms of England, » full description of the article, and the signa- | ture of the maker, not lithographed, but written. Notice ig also given that there is no such place as Brownlow | Hill, London, but there is in Liverpool. Purchasers will do well hereafter to be sure of the genuine charaeter of both certificate and watch, or they will have only themselves to blaine for portessing rubbish for their money. | One | hundred dollars will be paid to any person who will supply | such information to my agents, Messrs. Rice & Lawton, No. 16 Maiden lane, New York, as may lead to ‘the conviction of the offender. B.D. JOHNSON, 21 Ashley, Crescent City Road, London. First Quality Warranted Diamonds for Sale by the subscriber, in the or in lots to suit, at iangorters’ prices.’ Diamonds set in any desired style, on the premises 881 Broadway, corner of White street, up stairs. DAVID RAIT, Importer. oy epee Carpeting.—Smith & Lounsbery 443 Pearl street, ure now recefving in store, per late ar- | rivals, a large stock of velvet, tapestry, Brussels, three ply, and ingrain carpetings, of chaste and elegant de- hich, having been purchased previous to the re- vances in prices, they are enabled to olfer at very great inducements. Tens.—The Best Assortment of Fine Teas will be found at the store of the Canton Tea Company, ‘Mo. 126 Chatham street, between Pearl and Roosevelt, the oldest tea establishment in the city. We aasure our readers that they can do better here than elsewhere, Gither at wholesale or retail. They have now no brane stores. Rheumatism and Scrofala.—Hyatt’s Life Balsam is as certain to cure the worst cases of rheuma- ‘tiam as water is to quench thirst, nomatter how long the ease has existed. It cured Mr. J. Snyder, No. 211 Gold street, Brooklyn, after he had been 1 cripple sixteen years. His bones and joints were drawn out of place and shape, and he had spent, a fortune in remedies and with yaicians. The balsam is equally certain to cure scrofu- zp king's evil, the foulest old ulcers, movcurial diseases, neuralgia, &e. It cured Mr. KE. B. Holly, No. 125 Orchard street, ofan ulcer, after he had been six months in the New York Mospital, and was thon givan up by the able physicians in ‘hat institution as incurable. ‘Three bottles effected a perfect cure. Hundreds of cases, equally stub- Dorn, have been published in the Herald, Sun, and other papers, certificates of which cau be seen at the principal pot, 246 Grand street. 75 cents per bottle. Watts’ Nervous Antidote is a Certain and speety cure forall nervous complainta, neuralgia, rhouma- ism, nervous Oebility, &e. This is not assertion, but fact, whieh can be proved to the entire satisfaction of any person who will call at the agency, 38 Ann street, pj get a circular with 250 sworn certificates of persons of the first respectability. Dr. E. Brown, “the Great Scrofala Doctor,” office 147 Grand street.—A scientific treatment of scrofu- Ja in assuredly obtained of Dr. E. Brown, loexted at 147 Grand street. New England’s cured have paid hitn man debts of gratitude. New York now has the offer of his services. Ye afilicted, seize time and call on him, ere it be too late, Astonishing Cures are hourly being made by Dr. Tobias’s Venetian Liniment, of croup, coughs, soro throats, chilblains, chronic rheumatism, &c. collect, this article js warranted to give relief, or no money in arked, Depot 240 Greenwich street, and for sale by all the druggist + throughout the United States. It cures a ie in three minutes. Wigs, Toupees, and Halr Dying.It Is won= erful the great improvement in the art of wig making, and the method of dying the hair and whiskers, at the celebrated wig factory of MEDHURST & HEARD, No, 27 Maiden lana, Alyo braida of long hair, front braids, éve ay) we adus oom, Ce eek yaeainoreaaae Kingsland, ne. $8Cortland stre 4¢, ‘The trade supplied frames, be, Ae, composition state, Factory, 185 Duane street. W. H, McDonald’s Newspaper Advertising House, * so. 102 Nassau street, eorner of Ann.—The very Lest P’ spers, from every part ‘of the Union and the Cana- das, received daily. Best terms, and fullest authority 4? 4 recommendations from over the written signatures of 4e publishers. L. Braudies & Co.—By Letters Patent, Issued September 16th, 1861.— Manufacturers of bronse co- lors, gold, half gold, silver and metal leaf factory, corner of Bond and Pacific streets, Brooklyn, “bifice No. 11 Cedar street, New York, beg to ‘publish their greatly reduced ricer, viz. :—No. 4,000, $6 ; 3,000, $5 50 ; 1,000 85 ; 800, ir $00, $3; 200,'$1 80; less ten per cent discount per ind on xix months terms. Our long ind favorably own bronge colors are extensively used for bronzing iron, brass and wooden ware, japenning, label printing, ete., ete., and will compare favorably with any imported article, although far, far cheaper. ‘Naw Yous, January 8, 1853. Jules Jurgensen Watches, Breguet, Laval- lette, Juno Freres, Duchine Courvoisier, Oudin, Favre, Lecondre, Ami, Sandoz, Nardin, Tobias, and other cele- brated manufacturers’ hes, for sale by the subserier, $81 Broadway, corner OF White stree:, up stairs. Fine watches repaired. DAVID RATT, Importer. By Letters Patent of 1849, Pulvermacher’s Patent Hydro Fleetric Voliaic Chains, constructed to be worn under the garments, are the most wonderful disco- very in medicine and electricity of the present day. ‘They relieve, without pain or shock, instantaneously, acute ner- vous pains, such as head, ear, and toothe ache, rheumatic pains, tie doloreux, &e., and by its mild but ‘continuous and preceptible action ‘n, the body, diseases of years’ standing—such as gout, local paralysis, nervous com- Plsints, liver diseases, Ge—disappear a: if by a miraclo yy precipitate metals froma their solutions, decompose water, deflect the magnetic needie, in short, show all the phenomenon of a powerful voltaic pile. ’ ‘the instru- ments producing those cflects weigh about two ounces, can be folded up in apocket-book, are always ready for instantaneous use, and will last a mam his lifetime, guarding himself, family and friends, &e., against that number of divenses and complaints in which mild stream- ing electricity is a perfectly safe, certain, and wonderful speedy remedy. The price of a complete chain is from $1 to $5; batteries, $10 to $22 50. Tacredible as may seem the above facts, any person can easily convinee himself beforehand, at the depot, of their truth, The importance of the invention has’ been ae- knowledged in America by the Academy of Medicine of New York, and the chains have been applied with great success in'the medical colleges, the City, Bellevue, and Ward's Island Hospitals, Brooklyn City Hospital, &¢.; in Europe, by the Koyal Colleges of Physicians and Sur- geons in London; by the Academie Nationale de Medecin at Paris; by tle Inperial faculty at Vienna; by the Royal faculty at Berlin, and other scientific institutions of the highest order, iheluding the prineipal hospitals ia Europe. The proprietors are in possession of testimonials to the same eifect, from all the above institutions in Ame- rica and Europe, as well as of the most eminent and distinguished mombers of the profession in both hemi- spheres, and inyit» the public to examine them. Vull and illustrated dexcriptions—one for personal uso and one for scientific men—with copies of testimonials anda number of casos cured in New York and Europe, may be obtained, gratis, at the office. ‘They will be for: warded, free of postage’ to any part of the United States, in answer to prepaid inquiries, containing three cont postage stamps. J. STEINERT, No. 5£8 Broadway, corner of Prince street. and Toupees.—Batehelor’s New Styic of wigs are pronounced the most perfeet imitation of na fare yet invented. Those wanting & very superior article should oall at BATCHELOR’S celebrated wig factory, No 4 Wall street, where can be found tho largest aud best assortment in the city. Copy the address. Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Female Support- ers, instrumenis for club feet, knock-knees, bow-legs, weak ankles, and curvature of the spine. Also, a very superior elastic stocking for enlarged veins of the leg, and elastic knee caps. Also, adults’ and children’s trusses, and every kind of surgical belt and bandage, at DR. GLOVER’S, No. 12 Ann street, near Broadway. Cristadoro’s Celebrated Liquid Dye changes the hair instantly to. beautiful black or brown, while his Preservative and Beautifier stimulates its growth and perpetuates its laxurlance to the, latest period of ite, e dye is applied privately, and both are sold at CRIS- TADORO’S, No. 6 Astor House, and by druggists generally. ‘Van Deusen’s Improved Wahpene.—The inventor of this great vegetable preparation offers it with renewed confidence to the favorable consideration of all who desire to have their hair changed from gray to its first and natural color, and to receive a now growth in the place of baldness. A fair trial will satisfy the most skeptical. Sold at 123 Chambers street, and the principal druggists of the city and country. Gouraud’s a eaye Hair Dye is, without ex seption or reservation, the very best ever invented. Be- ware of ued dyes.” Equally celebrated is Gouraud’s Medicated Soap, for curing pimples, freckles, sallowness, ena rakes . Liquid Rouge, Lily oer, at No. ‘Walker atreet, near bead Birth: polypus, scirrhous tumors, moles, and all exeresences removed from the face or body, by a less external application. All per- sons interested will be perfectly satisfied of the fact, by ealling at the office of the subscribers, 192 Second avenue, corner of Twelfth street. HARVEY & WALLACE, Halr Dye. Celebrated Liquia hair Sellen ce: discovered for coloring the hair or whiskers the m it it is applied. The wonderful ease and certainty with which this favorite and ofd esta- blished hair dye performs is a1 . It ia for sale, or ‘applied, at BA’ "8 wig factory, No. 4 Wall street. palette ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY, aa SEE THIRD AND SEVENTH PAGES. -@x PERSONAL. JF UE. CHARLES BILLIG, OF MAYENCE, GERMANY, will address Antonio Fay, 147 Chambers street, ho will hear of something greatly to his advantage. NFORMATION WANTED—OF JOHN WARD, WHO left Dublin about fifteen years ago. Any information of him will be thankfully received by his sister, Jane Ward, at Mrs. Sullivan’s, 3 Frankfort street. O P.—YOU USE STRONG LANGUAGE, AND I AM + truly sorry for the offender if your bite is as bad as your bark. You are evidently beating the wrong bush. in Chatham street or the Bowery, a purse, contain. ing about $26. Being the property of a workman, the finder will very muck oblige him by returning the tame to No. 9 Chatham street, basement. book, with the name of the subse r in pencil mark on the fly leaf. The finder will be suitably rewarded, by re- turning the same to 8. H WESTON, 10i Chambers street. .-IN BARNUM’S MUSEUM, ON FRIDAY EVEN- ing, a pair of gold spectacles, in a red-morocco case. The finder will be liberally rewarded ‘by returaing tue same to Mr. Drolet, 62 Canal street. TOLEN—FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, ON THE 21ST OF November, 1852, Nathaniel J, Boyd’s note, endorsed Edward Faleoner, for five hundred dollars, dated on the 21st of October, 1852, at four months. All persons are forbid negociating the same, as payment has been stopped. G. GREEN, LL THE REWARDS ARE WITHDRAWN THAT HAVE been offered by Nos. f and 9 Barclay street, for te apprehension and conviction of the thief that stole the poodle dog, on the id inst., while it wastfollowing « lady, near the corner of Greenwich and Barclay streets, but $15 reward will be paid tor the dog. The tips of his ears are liver color, and the hair on one side was soiled a blue ish color. Should any person kuow the thief, I would be pleased to negotiate with him. VAUGHT, ON THE NINTIT INSTANT, A LARGE NEW foundlend dor. The owner, »y proving paying expenses, can sbtain hia vy calling at No, 70 University place. WHE #ALL SEASON. POLLO ROOMS.—THEODORE EISFELD RP ; fully announces that the next Ciassical Quartette Soiree, the fifth of the third season, will taxe place al the Apollo Rooms, 410 Broadway, on Satarday, Feb. 19. See small bills, RAND BAL DE SARACCO—UNDER THE MANAGE- ment of a committee of his friends, at Niblo’s Saloon, on the seventeenth of February. This ball will be the most fushionable and recherche of the season. The new and elegant dances have been selected, and the most cole- brated musicians engaged. ‘Nckets of admission exclu- for the ball, or with privilege of twelve or twenty nd a circular containing full particulars, can be roe Mr. Saracco’s, No. 110 Grand street, four lors west of Broadway, by making immaediate application, as the number of tickets is lianited. It is scarcely neces: sary to allude to Mr. Saracco’s professional abilities; the superiority of his talents and the rapid progress of his pupils are admitted. Adults who haye never danced be- fore are taught all the modern dances ina single eourse of twelve lessons, and, daring this arrangement, they can obtain tickets at one-third the usual terms. The dancer tanght will include the Polka, Schottiseh, Polka Redowa Redowa Waltz, Mazourka, Esmeralda, Cing-temps Walts German Cotillons, &e., & TOTICE.—IHE VARIOUS eSTABLISH- ments in New York, with their respective branches throughout the States, are cautioned against exobanging a California draft, in favor of Rey. Austin F. Grogan, until he appears in person, as it is to he feared the letter containing said draft of $699 haa been intercepted on its way from Martinsburg, Va., to its destination, Woif Creek, Berwick Post office; or Thompson, Seneca count OTICE.—THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY ©. against negotiating » note drawn by W. ton in favor of Andrew Ward, dated February 7, 18 three months, for two hundred and thirty-eight dollars, ffty-nine cents, ($288 5%) the same having been lost, and payment thereof stopped. DANCING AOADEMIES. RIVATE DANCING, AT 600 BROADWAY,—THE graceful and beautiful redowa, sehottisch redowa polka, waltz, &e., taught in a few lessons. | Pupils taken for balf the term. Separate classes for those who have never taken lessons in dancing. All applications to be made at the music store, No. 274 Bowery. H. BURNTON. THE LECTURE SEASON. RANKLIN LECTURES.—THE EIGHTH AND LAST lecture of the present series will be given by Profes- Zor Youmans, at the Tabernacle, on Monday evening, February 14, at 8 o'clock. Subject—“The Chemistry of Food and Digestion;” interesting to all classes. Admis- sion, one shilling. OPULAR LECTURES AT THE TABERNACLE.—NEW series,—Rev. Richard 8. Storrs, Jr., of Brooklyn, will deliver the third lecture of the course, on Wednenday evening, February 16. Subject of his discourse—‘ The Past our Benefactor.”’ Lecture to commence at 8. Doors openat 7. Ticketa 25 cents; may be had at the book- stores and at the door; also of J. E. Sherwood, 47 Proad- way, and at the Independent office, 18 Beekinsn «treet Members of thejMercantile Library Association ain their tickets at the desk of the Library, at the u tes EOPLE’S LECTURES.—THE NEXT LuCT + IN this course will be given by Hon. Henry Ray- mond, editor of the New York Times, in the Tabernacle, Tuesday evening, Feb. 15. Subject—Pertinent Lessoné from the Politioal Life of Edmund Burke, Tickets only one shilling. Lecture to commence at 8 0’clock. THE MILITARY. eens AAAAn- KIDMORE GUARD, ATTENTION—THE MEMBERS OF this company are notified that we will parade on the 2ist instant. Owing to disappointment of music, wo can- not parade on Washington’ s birthday. H. Furron, See. J.C. KINMENS, Capt. UYON CADETS, ATTENTION.—THE MEMBERS OF this company are requested to assemble at the ar- mory of the company, Eagle Drill Rooms, corner of Chrys- tie and Delancey streets, on this (Monday) evening, at ong o'clock, in full datigue uniform—fatigue caps. MICHAEL PHELAN, Captain. Tuomas Murpuy, Orderly. j th | callatl Wane. A RESPECTABLE GERMAN GIRL, A situation as cook and to assist in washing and ironing in a family. Good city reference given if required. Please call at 47 avenue A, second floor, back room. ANTED—BY TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS, SITUA- tions; one as plain cook, is a first rate washer and ironer ; the’ other as chambermaid and pliin sewer, or waiter. The best of city refereace, if required. Can be seen for two days at 172 Hleventh street, between ave- nuce A and B, | frviprecy net A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION as cook ina private family, who has done cooking for several years in Boston. in the store, Apply at 317 First avenue, ANTED—BY A YOUNG GIRL, FIFTEEN YEARS of age, a situation ax waiter, and to do plain sew- ing ; would be willing to make herself generally useful. She resides with her parents, 113 East Twenty-cighth street. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as second cook in a hotel, or as chambermaid and do washing and ironing in a private family ; has no objection to do geueral house york in a private family, Good city reference given, if required. Flease eall at No. 7 Hester street, in the rear, tirat tloor. ‘ANTED—A RESPECTABLE GIRL, AS SEAMSIRE: to work by the week; must be & goog and expe tious plain sewer. Apply between the hours of 9 and 1 o’clock in the morning, at 43 Dominick street. ANTED—BY A MOST RESPECTABLE YOU man, a situation in a private family, as cook, washer and ironer; isa good cook and first rate washer and ironer. Good reference if required. Can be seen for two days, at 842 Fulton street, nearJoralemon, Brooklyn, ANTED—BY A MOST EFFICIENT YOUNG Wo a situation as good jy first rate washer and ironer, or would do general house: workin city or country; will be fount in every way will- ing to make herself generally useful. Best of reference. Apply at 228 Bowery. ‘Ay D—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS A tuation as nurse, who has been accustomed to the care of children for several years, and can take full charge of an infant. Best of city references given. Can be seen for two days, at No. 26 Second avenue, rear build- ing, thir floor. Wasser A RESP! situation as seamstr with children, street. WANIED—A | SITUATION, spectable Protestant woman, in a private fam she perfectly understands her business. Good city refer: ence. Hlease call at 75 Greenwich street, second floor, back room. ANTED—A SITUATION AS SEAMSTRESS, OR CHIL- dren’s nurse and seamstress, or laundress. She is able to fill either capacity. Can be seen for two days at 28 Duaue street, corner of City Hall place. TABLE. YOUNG GIRL, A ss; would be willing to asaist Can be seen for two days, at 103 Sixteenth AS COOK, BY A RE ‘ANTED — A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as laundress or as good plain cook. Please ‘call at 125 East Eleventh street, Can be seen for two days. ‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG GIRL, A SYTUATION AS chambermaid and waiter, or to do general housework in a small family, Has’no objection to go to the country. Can get city references. Cun be secn for two days at 504 Houston street, up stairs, front room. ‘4NTED—BV A NEAT, TIDY, AND MOST RESPECT. able young woman, a situation as chambermaid and waiter, or chambermaid. ‘The best of city reference for capability and high integrity. Can be seen until en- aged at 342 Fulton street, corner of Joralemon street, Srooklyn. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A PROTESTANT WO- man, as chambermaid and to assist in washing and ironing, or to do the general housework of a small private family.’ Good city reference. Can be seen for two days at 22 Sixth avenue, between Fourth and Amity streets, in the rear. W TED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, 3 cook and laundress, in an English family, She has just arrived from England. Has no objection to any part of the country, in a gentleman’s family. Please call ‘at 90 St. Mark’s place, three doors from the corner of First avenue and Eighth street. 'ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ENGLISH woman, a situation as chambermaid and waiter, or chambermaid and to assist with the washing and ironing. Can be seen at 176 Prospect street, Brooklyn. Apply for two daye. W A NTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL, . situation as chambermaid and laundress. thoroughly understands her business, and can produce best of testimonials from her last employerse Please Hast Sixteenth street, third floor, front room. Can be seen for two day ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, AS WET NURSE, IN A good family. Satisfactory reference given. Ap- ly for a short time, in Brooklyn, second door West from Eilaton street, in Amity. ‘ANTED—BY A VERY FESPECTABLE AND WELL educated woman, a situation as housekeeper, or nursery governess and seamstress. Sho is a thorough needle weman, and understands cutting and fitting cbil- dren’s dresses, or woulé wait on,an invalid. The most unquestionable city references as to character and capa- bility. Please apply at 98 Amity street, or a note ad- dressed to Mr. C., will be punctually attended to, Can be seen for two days. ANTEP—BY TWO VERY RESPECTABLE WOMEN, situations; one as cook, who isa good baker, and thoroughly understands her business in all its branches, and can give good city references. The other as cham bermaid and waiter, who can also give good city refer- ences, Please apply at 98 Amity street. ‘VRGINIANS, TAKE, NOTICE {NICHOLAS LAYDAN, Jr., is now organizing a temperanee rifle compa to be called the ‘Virginia Peace-makers.” Those yor of it, and who would like to become members, will please send in their names, as itis a picked company. Address Herald office. HORSES, CARRIAGES, é&c. EW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 31 CROSBY STREET.— Auction sale of horses, carriages, harness, &., every Monday and Wednesday at 12 o'clock. A. C. Tut- tle, Auctioneer? JOHN H. GATKIELD, Proprietor. ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a situation to do general housework in a private family. Is a good washer, iconer, and baker. Has good city reference. Please call at 139 East Twenty-third street, between Scoord aud Third avenues, third fioor, back room. Can be seen for two days. ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, (who lived in London for eight years as waiter,) a situation as chambermaid or waiter, ina respectable fa- mily. Can give reference from her last place in New York. Apply for two days at No. 6 Patchin place, corner Sixth avenue and Amos street. HAMMOND, JUNIOR, OF LEEDS, York- ested to return home to Leeds as where he will hear of something to his and worth his immediate and personal appli- cation, as his father died on the 17th June, 1852, THOMAS WILKS LORD, for the Executors. Leeds, (Eng.), Jun. 13, 1800, Beeuta (ir gcrmond pass through New York on his way home, or be in the vicinity, he is requested to call and see Mr. George Wilson, 289’ Pearl strect, previous to his departure. (OR SALE—A BLACK HORSE, SADDLE AND BRID 18 hands high, 7 years oid; to be sold for want o} use. Can be seen at John Fagan’s stable, 313 Henry street, South Brooklyn, rr SALE—A FINE YOUNG BAY HORSE, six years old, sound, kind, and a fast traveller, perfect in'harnoss, and under the saddle ; also, a light, fancy phaton, for four seats, with shifting top, pole, and shafts, and plated mountings, Apply at the stable, 72 Kighth street, near Fifth avenue. WE MAN THAT LEFT A BLACK HORSE AT BUT- ler’s sale stable, 163 Washington street, on the Se- cond day of August last, is requested to call'and pay up his keep, or he will be sold at public sale on Thursday of this week to pay the bill. IPECIAL NOTICES, e 0. OF 0. F.—THE MEMBERS OF STRANGER’S RE- + fuge Lodge, No. 4, are notified to attend at the lodge room on Monday evening, Feb. 14, at 734 o'clock, to take action on an importaut amendment to_b: ‘Wx. W. Wrckorr, Sec, HENRY KI ANNER PRESENTATION TO JACKSON LODGE NO. 5, American Protestant Association—Will be held at Knickerbocker Hall, on Monday evening, February 14th, 1863, Lectures will be delivered by the Rev. Mr. Rankin Rev. Mr. Wright, and the Rey. Mr. Finley. Tickets 25 cents, tobehad at the door. W. O'REILLY, W. M. 8. Coamen, W. R. 8. ‘ U. A—WASHINGTON ASSOCIATION, THE SE venth annual ball of this association will be held at the Brosdway Theatre, on Tuesday evening, February Tickets, which are limited, and but few ro- can be purchased of James Griffith, illiam W. Osborn, No. , County ident, 224, 1868, maloing treasurer, No. 14 Ludlow street, 278 Grand streot, John Il. Filiott, seeretar; Glerk’s office ©. J. MILLER, P: Joun H. Exusort, Secy. IBERNIAN BENEVOLENT BURIAT, SOCIiy members of this Society are hereby notified to meet at Montgomery Hull, 76.T'rince stroet, this (Monday) evening, the 14th inst., ‘at 734 o'clock precisely, for the transaction of important business. By order of THOS, O'BRIEN, JR., Gen. Pres’t. Patrw« Dre, Gen. Sec’y. ECHANICS’ INSTITUTE—NOTICE OF ELECTION. A general meeting of the members of the above in- stitute will be held at their rooms, No. 1 Bowery, on Tuesday evening next, February 15, for the election of of- ficers, in conformity with the by-laws of the institute, and agreeably to n resolution to that effect, passed at a meeting of the Board of Directors. THOMAS SMULL, President. FICE OF THE ASSOCIATION FOR THE EXHIBITION of the Industry of all Nations.—No. 63 Broadway, New York, February, 1853.—Notice is hereby given that an election will be lield at this offiec, on Monday, the 7th March, between the hours of 10 A. M. and 3D. M., for the purpose of choosing eleven directors of this associa tion. By order, WM. WHETTEN, Secretary PT ARCHITHCTS, BUILDERS, AND OTHERS WATSON & HODGSON, Modellers, Designers, &e., respectfully intimate that since they have commenced business, thoy have completed a house, the property of Cherles Morgan, Ksq., No. 4 Madison square, Norta. Any of the above parties may oall and seo their first essay be- fore the New York public. Places of business—404 Hroad- way, in the basement, and 874 Broadway, up . B.—Decorations of every period, style, and character, ac urately executed to order. W. & H. MPORTANT TO FNGINEPRS —ANY ENGINEER SEND- ing his address to. J. Lowe, manufacturer of steam ressure gauges, 47 Déy #troet, New York (post paid), can have a copy of the American Artizan sont him free of ex pense, which, in this week's iasuc, bas some of the greatest improvements on the steam engine ever offered to the public, OR SALE—ONE OF FAIRBANKS’ seales, best quality, warranted to weigh more, cheap. Apply to Henry Hicks, William stree LATFORM 00 pounds 0, 7 xouth SPORTING. ATS~RATS—T0 LOVERS OF FAST KILLING,—MR. D.’a crack dog Crib will contend against Mr. ifihue's celebrated slut Jip, for $50. side, on Monday evening, February 14, at WM. BUTLER’S, corner of Twenty. fitth street and Ninth avenue. There will be lots of rats on hand for gentlemen to try their dogs. Admission 25 | eens, MUSICAL. Me SecUiNy, PROFESSOR OF | VOCAL MEI, Italian and English, sacred and seeular, has deci to devote a few hours each day for the instruction of young ladies. Mra. Seguin will be happy, to givo all in formation concerning terms, plans, &c., at her resi 80 White strect, near Broadway, betwoen the hours of and 11 A. M. each mornin, R.AND MRS. EDWARD BARTON, PROFESSORS OF singing, guitar, pianoforte, and that truly wonder- ful instrument the concertina, beg to announce that they continue to give instruction at their residence, 88 White street, where their terms can be obtained. SS EGANT ILLUSTRATED works ever published.—The Ilustrated Magazine of Art, monthly parts, price 25 cents, containing a rich va- riety of interesting literatureand beautiful illustrations, from the most distinguished authors and artists in the world, The History of the Painters of all Nations, monthly parts, 50 cents—n guide book to the arts, con: taining specimens of the choicest paintings, and portraits of their authors. The Ladies’ Work Book, price 75 cents, containing full instructions and beautiful designs for every kind of ladies’ work, produeed ina style perfectly unique. ALEX, MONGOMERY, publisher, No. 7 Spruce st. RATIS.—NEW PUBLICATIONS.—A POPULAR TREA- tise on the cause and cure of nervously debilitated health, and enfecbled constitution that harrass the young, besets the man of pleasure, business and study, and em- bitters old age. Just published, and to be gratis, by addressing, post paid, box 100 Broadway Post office, low York. OLKA DI BRAVURA, BY KUTE.—JUST PUBLISH. ed in elegant style,’and for sale by P.K. Weizel, Brooklyn, and the principal music stores on Broadway. This is one of the most brilliant and effective polkas ever issued; the melody is sparkling, and the execution comes within the capacity of ordinary performers. P[HOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER, IN HIS LAST LECTURE at the Metropolitan, says the most reliable. work on “Australia,” is that edited by Bentham Fabian For sale, price 873g cents, at most bookstores, and by FABIAN’ & PARKIN, 105 Wall stroet, where the threo Australian tariffs may be had. AGENCY. 0 WESTERN MERCHANTS.—UNION COMMISSION and Forwarding Company—J. ©. Buckles & Sneed, Wheeling, J,.©; Buckles & Judge, Cincinnati, Obio; J.@. Buckloa & Co., Louisville, Ky. Particular attention id to filling orders for produce, and to forwarding mer- Bhandive to and from the Task. toniavile, Jun. 18 1883. ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a situation, as chambermaid and laundress; she perfectly understands her business. ‘The best of city re- ference can begiven. Cun be seen for two days, by ap: plying at 144 Fast Twenty-first street, between Second and Third avenues, first floor, back room. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA- tion, as first rate cook, she perfectly understands her business; has no objection to assist in washing and Sroning, if réquired. ‘The best of city reference can be given. ‘Can be seen for two days, at 144 Kast Twenty-first street, between Second and Third avenues, first floor, back room. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A VERY COMPETENT, tidy, young woman, to do general housework; is @ good cook, ‘snd first rate’ washer and ironer. Has the best of city reference, and would come for moderate wages; a good home is desired. Please call at 19144 Bowery. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT young woman, a situation as chambermaid and seamstress, or would arsist in the fine washing and iron- ing. Good reference from her last plaice. Call at 39 Spring street. Can be seen for two days. ANIED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as cook,’ in a private family or re- spectuble private boarding house. Understands her busi- ness well, both bread and pastry cooking. Good city reference. Can be rcen for two days. Please to call at No. 290 Sixteenth street, between Seventh and Eighth ayenues. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION AS FIRST RATE COOK, by a respectable young woman, No objection to assist in washing, if required. ‘The best of city reference can be given. Vlease apply at 260 Bowery, near Houston street. Can be seen for two days, if not engaged. ANTED—BY A PROTESTANT WOMAN, A SITUA™ tion as chambermaid, and to do the fine washing and ironing of a respectable family, or to cook, wa iron for a small family. The best of city reference i Please call at’ 83 Frankfort street, in the rear, ement, Can ir two days. ‘ANTED—A SITUA’ AS SALESMAN IN A DRY goods house, by@ young man who has had six years experience in one of the best houses in St. Louis. he best of references can be given. Address L. P., Her- ald offic 1 akon ace bl 3, BY A MAN AND HIS WIFE, together or separate, ina private family, the man as first rate waiter, and the woman as professed cook; understands cooking in all its branches, French and Eng- lish dishes. The best city reference can be given. A dress J. 0. H., No. 10 Union Court, University place, be- tween Eleventh and Twelfth street TANTED—AN EXVERIENCKD FRENCH GIRL, AS nurse and seamstress. None need apply but those who can bring satiefactory city references. Apply at No. 13 Leroy place. y ANTED—A LADY with designing om materials. unless perfeetly-coquainted in the a 8 and 10 o'clock A. M., at 565 Broadway. ACQUAINTED ne need apply Apply between REM STATE AND "COMMISSION AGENTS—ALt, persons ha poor neighborhools, and wishing to dispense with the annoyance of collecting rente, willfind it to their advantage to placo their busi- ness in the hands of WM. PARKE 309 Broadway, (entrance in Walker street.) whose long experience {i Dusivess will insure to the owners a quick return, Oftce hours, 934 A. M. to ASTROLOGY. ORTUNE TELLING.—MRS, ALWIN, RENOY 4 Kurope for her «kill in foretelling the futy furnish intelligence about all circumstances of | who may address her, Mrs. Alwin speaks the iu French, and German languages—B11 Broome near Christie street, up stairs, Office hours from 10 A. M, te 8 P.M. RS, PREWSTER, FROM PATLADELPHIA, TENDERS her services to the ladies and gentlemen of this city, in astrology, love, and law matters, interproting drenma, Xe., by books and science, constantly relied on by Napoleon; and will tell the name of the lady or gentle- man they will marry; also, the name of the visiters, Re- kidenee, 69 Great Jones street, corner of Bowery. Ladies | titty cents; goulewen, one dvllac ANTED—FOUR AMERICAN OR ENGLISH GIRLS, to go to Connecticut; wages $2 per week and found. Fares paid, Alo, scdool teachers, salesmen, porters, barkeepers, men on railroads and farms, &e., girls as cooks and for general work. Apply at 114 Nassau street, basement. WANuD—A SCOTCH OR PROTESTANT GERMAN girl, to cook, wash, iron, and make herself other: wire useful. None but those fully competent and of neat habits need apply. Good city reference required. Apply at 611 Houston street TANTED—A COOK, ONE WHO THOROUGHLY UN W derstands her business, and can give good city references; also, 6 girl to assist with washing and cham. ber work. ' Apply at 106 Fourth avenue. ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, TO TEND BAR AND V make himself useful about the house. Applicants Address 8. F., Her lease stato age, and the amount of salary required. ‘d offloe. ANTE SON WHO WRITES A GOOD H. W to attend an office, and make himself genera useful, Apply at 118 Nasrau street, bask office, see ESS —— | floor, Sho ° ei ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, A FIRST RATE SALES- man, in a wholesale or retail hat house; best of reterence. Address B , Herald office. ANTED — A GARDENER WHO UNDERSTANDS taking charge of u conservatory and grapery. Ap- ly to W. H. NORRIS, care of Woodbury & Churebill, jo, 18 Wall street, from 11 A. M. to 3 P. M. 'ANTED — BY A SHIPPING AND COMMISSION house in Wall street, an honest and intelligent ican boy, who resides with his parents. Address 8. , Herald office. ANTED—AN INTEL! Am GENT LAD, FROM FOUR teen to fifteen years of age, for an office. Also, a careful man, well acquainted with the eity, to drive a team, Apply to Coolidge & Young, 124 Front street. ANTED—A MAN AS PORTER IN A HOT understands his business. None other neod ap Inquire at Woodbury’s Hotel, 185 Fulton street. ‘ANTED—IWO GOOD IN PLATE AND SHEET iron workers, at Woolcock & Ostrander’s, No. 67 Ann street. None but gocd shop workinen need apply, to whom the best wages will be given, and steady employ ment. Vv ANTED—TAREE OR FOUR ACTT M sens, who have $200 to $800 in cash, to engage iv profitable and safe busiaess, where they oan mate from $31,000 to $5,000 per year.” Undoubted yecurity for all i Address Business, this office, with name and residence. ply. PRY St f—ONE quick, active, and pleasant, and not afraid One trom the country preferred. Apply to D. M, MILLS, 163 avenue B. D'TWO OR THREE G Apply between & and 10 0 A. M., at the first building above the Veck slip Williamsburg JOHN MUO; to work. oop | k, | “D | | ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, WE ACQUAIN with the wholesale and retai quor business. One who is a good salesman preferre best of ro- ference required as to honesty, sobri y, & No. 587 Sixth avenue, corner of Thirty -seoons RK, IN A RETAIL | . One well qualitied will hear on, by applying to ARIUUR, JOUNE & | €O., 16 Beckman street. | ANTED—A FIRST RATE PRACTICAL GARDENER, who perfectly understands the care of a green: house, and ean produce unquestionable recommendations for capability, honesty, and sobriety, A married man referred. Inquire at 185 Thompson street, corner of leecker. Apply at | treet. ANTED—A FIRST RATE CUTLER, TO GO SOUTH; one who understands the tailoring business gene: rally. None other need apply. For further information | inquire at 514 Broadway. LEX’RT. STEWART & CO. ARKIN WANT OF SEVERAL first rate retail Salesmen. Also, a Carpet Salesian. Apply in the evening, at Broadway, Chambers and Reade atre RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT WOMAN WA) situation ax housekeeper; she is tidy and industrious, and a good plain sewer, Has'no objection todo chamber, work and plain sewing, and would not object to go a short distance in the country. Can give nine years reference. Please call, or address a note to J. M., at 308 South Third street, Williamsburg. Can be seen for two days. COMPETENT PERSON WI A SITUATION AS dressmaker in a respectable fam'ly. She under: tands | French fluting. and ® Protestant. Please call at 17 | Bedford strect, second floor, front room. Can be seea for | | taining good furniture will Aaron NOTICE.—TUESDAY, AT 10; O'CLOCK, IN the sales rooms, 13 Spruce street, an extensive sale of choice furniture, dr: goods hardware, j >, any splendid watch, two pipes brandy, two Meneeel foxes rime Havana 8. R. Forrestal. etiedeilnate ct ‘THOS. BELL, Auctioneer. Cc. Tw AUTTIONEER.—LARGE AND PE- A. rempto: of elegant furniture on Tuesday.— A. C. Tottle will sell, on Tuesday, at 10 o'clock, at the warcrooms, No. 102 Broadway, near Pine si a valuable stock of superior cabinet furniture, consisting of rosewood, mahogany and black walnut sofas, 8, centre aud sofa tabies, extension tables, libs eases, hall stands, dressing bareaus, pended Bd ‘The whole to be sold without reserve. for cash. N. B. Goods will be packed and shipped on the a mises, at a moderate charze. fersons desirous of Ob- id this @ good opportunity of obtaining it at low price NTHONY J. BLEEKER WILL SELL THIS DAY, AT 12 o’elock, at the Merchants’ Exchange, a valuable property known as No. 406 Twelfth street, 100 feet Kast of avenue A, on the north side of the street. The lot is 1084 feet deep. more or less, by 25 feet front, containing front and rear building, built of brick, The front house is four stories high and cellar; the first floor is occupied as a store and backroom. ‘The rear house is @ three st double house, with basement. The yard is well » and has a gord hydrant of Croton rinit. There iss deep sewer from the privy to main sewer in Twelfth st, sites 8. HOUGH, AU of groceries, liq uo (Tuesday) Feb. 15th, at 10 M., ab th hertheast corner of Sixth avenue and Thirty-fiext street, the entire contents of said store, comprising a choice as- sortment of family groceries, teas, winss, brandies, te., Ac. tozether with (he fixtures complete, and lease éf the premises. Terms, cash 7) H. LUDDOW, AUCHIONEER.—VALUABLE HOUSE and Lot on Twenty-second street.—E. H. Ludlow Will bell at auction on Wednesday, Feb. 16, 1853, at 12 o'clock, at the Merchants’ Hxchange, if not previously dispored of at private sale 2 Twenty second street— convenient and weilarranged house No. 272 West Twenty- street, four doors from Ninth avenue. is twenty by forty feet, with an enclosed piasza, all the modern improvements. The oilcloths and gas fixtures will be sold with the house. The location is unsvrpassed, being opposite the grounds of C. 0. Moore, and facing London Terrace, Lot twenty feet by half the lock. XECUTORS’ SALE OF REAL ESTATE.—THE SUB- “4 scribers, executors of the estate of Ichabod Wil deceased, will offer for gale, at public auction, at the Union Hotel, in Flizabethtown, on Thursday, February 17th, inat., at one o’clock in the afternoon. all the real estate that be- longed to said deceased, consisting of two dwelling houses anda cabinet maker's shop, situate in Water street, in Elizabethtown, New Jersey. The houses are | convenient, one a modern built buildyg, with every ean- venience that is necessary. The lots are‘large, santly located, extending in depth about two hundred and forty feet, to the Elizabethtown creek. Also, twenty-pix acres of excellent land, the most of which is beautifully situated for private residences and manufacturing estab- lishments, being within five minutes walk of the depot of the New Jersey und Central Railroads, and within tem minutes walk of the Elizabethport steainboat dock, Also, five nercs salt meadow. THOMAS WILLIAMS, ELIAS WINANS, \EORGE H. ANDREWS, AUCTION! IMPORTANT monthly sale of household furniture, by Andrews & Havghey, at the auction mart, 589 Broadway, on Tues. day, February 15th, at 1014 o'clock. A large assortment of élesint rosewood parlor furniture in broeatelle and hair cloth, dining room and chamber furniture, etegeres, bookcases, lounges, bedsteads, chafrs, centre tables, mat- tresses, &c. > } Bxecutors. three da Y RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A | A situation ina private family ; is a good plain cook, and an excellent washer and ironer. Would have no ob- jection to go a short distance in the country. Has the | best of city and country references. Any commands left at 85 Mulberry street, first tloor, shall be attended to for three days. RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT situation as cliambermaid, or has no ob AL in asmall private family. Please ¢ King street, Mrs. Smith’ RESPECTARLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SifUA- tion to do general houxework or chatubors ors. Piease call at 175 Hester street, corner of Mott. A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA. | tion; is a good plain cook, understands isa firstrate washer and ironer. Has no obj housework ina small private family. Can giv of city reference. Please call at 83 Kighteenth street, be- tween Sixth and Seventh avenues. Can be seen for two days if not engaged. YOUNG WOMAN WANS A SITUATI chambermaid and to take care of children. Has no objection to do general housework ina small, private fami- ly. Has no objectious to the country. Best of city re- ference. Can be xeen for two days. fort street, in the rear. COMPETENT, STEADY, GENTEEL YOUNG MAN, wishes a situation us barkeeper or book-keeper, or the superintendency of a restaurant; has been e1 for seven years in a first class hotel and restaurant; has Bo objection to go out of the city. Best of reference given to his late employer. Address F., Broadway Post Office, OY WANTED—TO LEARN THE DRUG BUSINESS, ‘Apply at 863 Bowery, corner of Fourth street. Address 42 Frank: OTTON FACTORY OPERATIVES.—WANTED, A GOOD mule spinner, competent to earn $1 37 per day—one with family containing piecers preferred; a dresser tender to earn $1 25 per day; and a few men weavers to tend 8 looms each, and earn from $1 25 to $1 50 per day. Those with families (to whom employment will be furnished) will receive the preference. Apply immediately to JOHN LOCKWOOD, 43 Dey stree OPPERSMITHS WANTED —THREE GOOD COPPER- smiths can find steady employment in an establish- few miles from this city, by inquiring of STOKES 'HERS, eorner of Fulton and Cliff streets. (OOKS, NURSES, WAITERS, COACHMEN, LAUN- dresses, seamstresses, Bo poraed for respectable families in efly and country, at the employment agency office, 60 East Fourteenth street, between Broadway and Fourth avenue ; established in 1860 for the protection of employers in the selection of servants, and the guidance of persons seeking employment, and trom which none are sent to situations but those who como well recoim- mended. RUG CLERK WAN A YOUNG MAN, WELL acquainted with the city retail trade, having good addrem and recommendation, Apply at NORRIS & HIL- TONS drug and chemical store, corner of Pearl and Rose stree ts, between ten A. M. and three P. M. RY GOODS SALESMEN WANTED.—TWO GOOD city hands. Apply at 165 Atlantic street, Brooklyn. ILLINERS WANTED—SIX FIRST CLASS MILLINERS Wanted immediaicly. Highest ‘prices paid. Ap- ly at BARTHOLOMEW & ‘3 new Mourning store, Es Broadway. OTICE—WANTED, A GOOD DRESSMAKER; ONE who understands the business, and is capable of faking charge, will find steady employment and good wages. Call at 74 West Broadway, in the store. ALESMAN WANTED—IN A CLOTHING ESTABLISH- ment, One that understands the business may ap- ply to W. L. CONKLIN, No. 8 Bowery. NO SILVER PLATERS.—WANTED, A FIRST RATE workman, to go into the country. One who under- stands plating house furniture, such aa door knobs, bell pulls, &c., can have constant’ employaent and liberal w Apply to C. M, FOSTER, 151; Bowery. (0 WATCHMAKERS.—A GOOD WATCHMAKER IS wanted, to go to Albany, to whom a liberal salary will be paid. ‘The situation'is one of the best in the State, end none but a first class workman will be ac- cepted. Apply to L. E, RICE & LAWTON, 16 Maiden it 10 BREWERS.—WANTED, BY A GENTLEMAN, LATE: ly arrived from Edinburg, a situation as brewer. He has had fifteen years experience in the brewing of Fdinburg ales, for tle home and foreign market; also, a thorough knowledge of the brewing and management of London porter. His ales can be seen in the city. First rate reference will be given. Address Brewer, Herald office. HE ADVERTISER WISHES EMPLOYMENT ; HAS tome knowledge of the Spanish language; has tra- ¥elled in South America and California; writes a good hand, is quick at figures, is a good salesman; has had some experience in dry goods and hardware stores. Satis- factory reference given, if required. Address Sacramento, Herald office. 0 SOUTHERN MILLINERS.—WANTED—A SITUA- tion, by an experienced and capable milliner, to go South; one who understands the business thoroughly. The most unexceptionable references given and required. Address, or call on A. LYONS, 86 Fourth avenue. 0 TAILORS AND CUTTERS. —WANTED, THIS DAY, by George P. Fox, an extra pantaioon and vest cut: ter—one who can cut really fine custom work, and coats occasionally, Apply personally (not by letter) at 333 Brondway, comuer of Anthony strect. N JUFNE HOMME FRANCAIS AGE DE 0 FANS connaissant par foutunont lo service de locher et celui des cheraux de selles, et conoissant en outre par- faitment, la ville de New-York. Désirirait trourer un emploi juarul dans une maison, Privée, il peut fournir de trés’bona renseignement de Paris et de New-York. Svaddrester a V'office Hérald, M. P. SO. AWANTED, A SITUATION AS BARKEEPER, DOU). bya young man who can come well recom. mended frome his last pace, and deposit the above amount 8 securfty., Address Waddington, Yost Odloe, this lay. in4 TO $20,000.—-THE ADVERTISER $15.000 having been engaged in the first houses of the cily, in the exchange business, over six years, is one of tlie first judges of counterfeit money, and having a thorough knowledge of the business, is sirous of agcod situation, or connecting himaclt with some person who has the above amount in cash, in estab- lishing a bank West and carrying on the exchange busi ness in Now York, Bost of reference and seeurity given. Adcress B, A., Herald office. ANTED—AT NO. 4 SANDS STREET, BROOKLYN, (Intelligence Office.) Protestant’ and Catholic white and colored girls ax cooks, chambermaids, seam- ACHINERY OF BATTING AND WADDING FAC- tory.—Auction—Monday, 21st February, at 12 o'clock, at the foot of 12:d street, E. R., Harlem, six card- ing and breaking machines, one bale press, one devil, the entire fixtures of an eighty feet drying and’ glazing house, with blacksmith’s shop, <ools, lathes, lumber, &c. WELLING'ION A. CARTER, Auctioneer. B. BUTLER, AUCTIONEER.—RECEIVER’S SALE of the Stock, Fixtures, and Contents of a Groee- ry Store—On Monday, February 14, 1853, at 10 o’clock, 4. M., at Tompkinsville, (Quarantine,) Staten Island, will be sold on the premises, the entire stock, fixtures, and contents of the grocery store of M. MeKeon & Co., consisting of a general stock of groceries, teas, sugars, spices, coffee, champagne, claret and othier wines, bran. dy, xin, whiskey; also, a quantity of superfine flour and meal, athourand bushels of fine feed, bale hay, oats, straw, &e.; also, alarge assortment of men’s and boys? boots and shoes, ladies’ shoes and overshoes, dry goods and ready made clothing; also, paints, oils, and eslors, and hardware, together with all the counters, scales and weights, shelving, standing casks, glass cases, and fix- tures of every kind, &e., &e. Also, five wagons, @ set of double harness, two sets of singles harness, and one black horse. Terms of sale cash. CHARLES L. PORTER, Receiver. RESERVES, GARDEN SEED, TEAS, &C.—AUCTION— ‘Tuesday, 16th February, at — o'clock, at 67 Dey street, corner of Greenwich, preserves, Sara’ water, garden eel pingeneaas teen wine ey with tea, maccaroni, figs, raisins, lentils, currants, segars, tobacco, &e. WELLINGTON ‘A. CARTER, Auctioncer. R C. KEMP, AUCTIONEER.—HOUSEHOLD FURNI- . ture.—Thia day, ions ,) at 10 112 Twelfth street, near Fifth avenue, viz:—, ture contained in the house as above, consisting of the usual assortment of parlor, chamber and kitchen furmi- ture, Brussels and other carpets, mirrors, &c., &¢., which is worthy of the attention of housekeepers. B. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER.—T. B. & + Co, will sell at auction, on Tuesday. the 10th inst., at 12 o'clock, at the Morchants’ Exchange, a new three- story brick house, south side of Nineteenth street, 100 feet east of Second avenue, “House 20.11350—lot 92 feet Pp. B, BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER—T, B. BLEECKER & Co., will sell at auction, on Tuesday, the 16th.Feb- ruary, at noon, at the Merchants’ Excliange a story ‘brick house, with shop in the rear, ou the south side of Forty-second street, 275 feet west of Ninth avenue, House 25x86.4—lot 96 feet 9 inches deep. OOPARTNERSHIP NOTICES, 'HE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING BE- tween the undersigned, under the firm of Wm. Moser, ceases this date by limitation, Mr. H. Huster retirit therefrom. Wm. Moser, Henry Huster. Wm. Moser continue the business on his own account at the old stand, No. 41 Maiden lane. New York, Feb. 11, 1853. PARTNER WANTED WITH A CASH CAPITAL OF ,000, to engage in a general importation and commlasion business, founded on the best eequaint- ance with German manufacturers. Address D. A., Herald office. a paz WANTED—IN A BUSINESS REQUIRING A tmall capital—say $ ,000 or $2,000—and which will pay one hundred per ecnt per month, ax will be shown fatisfactorily on an interview being had. Address, for two days, Mechanic, at the Herald office. ‘ANTED.—THE PROPRIETOR OF ONE OF THE dext hotels in this city, with a ten years’ lease, is desirous of either selling out, or takinga partner who ean furnish a cash capital of $10,000. Applications may be made at the offine of P. CALLAGHAN, Fsq.; Counsellor- at-law, 1434 Pine street. GERMAN LADY WISHES TO ENGAGE WITH A fow more private pupils, to instruet them in the French and German languages, drawing and painting. She is an experienced teacher, and can render the most eatis- factory references. Please address Miss B. B. F., Herald oflice. ee S GOVERNESS.—A YOUNG LADY, GERMAN BY birth, wifo has filled the situation of governess for four years in the same family, to whom she came on her arrival in New York, is desirous of meeting with a simi- lar engagement. She is equally well versed {u1 Frometiaa in her own language, and cn le of teaching the usual branches of education in either, as also the rudiments of music, and allkinds of fancy needlework. Can give the most ‘respectable references. Address, post paid, Mise M. H, box 81 Post Office. OOK-KEEPING, ARITHMETIC, &C., THOROUGHLY taught by W. J. RENVII ‘No. 289 i +h student receives separate instruction and is r advanced in his studies, while the knowledge imparted to him is readily available in practice. Open day and evening. Terms reasonable. F. FOSTER. AUTHOR OF ‘ PRIZE ESSAY ON eg corey iM igen igers sy “The un fouse Manual,” a1 er popular works, teaches bookkeeping, writing, &c., at No, 387 Broadway, where youths as as adults are qualified for commer- ejal pursuits, in an expeditious and superior manner. Terms moderate; proficiency guaranteed; certificates of ability granted. ' Attendance, 9 A. M. to 9 P. M., at the studenta’ convenience. es 'VENING INSTRUCTION, AT 147 GREENE STREET.— Mr. CHAMBERLAIN is organizing an My yo for beginners in English grammar, who will have s blades course of preparatory lessons, and the privilege of hearing the instruction given a class that have been studying several montBs. Mr. C. continues to give in- kody on afternoons in writing, arithmetic, gram- mar, &e. NSTRUCTION IN SPANISH.—SENOR F. J. VINGUT, Professor of Spanish in the University of Now York, will commence two new classes, for ladies and | oocecneen separately, on next Wednesday, gt three lessons gratis before any engagement is a $10 for twenty-four lessons. Apply at No. 112 Chambers street. t ‘ADAME BARBIER, NATIVE OF PARIS, RE-OPENS her classes for conversation and’ lterature, in the French lat , on the new method adopted by the University of Faris. Tessone in drawings valeting ii water color; also reelain int te ano "ferme moderate. 86 Broadway, a Pee purle dally, at Hig room, "S60" = at his , indies’ clatres at IL and 4 o'clock; gentlemen at OAM, and 3, 7and 8 o'clock, P.M. Private instruction at igure eonvenient to the pupil. See cards st the Aeadenty. JERSONAL.—A YOUNG GENTLEMAN WISHES TO IN- struct a young lady in French and music. Address Rawin, at this office. DAGUERREOTYPES. AGUERREOTYPES WORTH HAVING, SUCH AS ARF stresses, general housomaids, &e. They must be well Feeommended, Also. two boys for stores. N. B,—Km- pleyers can baye efieient gexyants at thi. oftes taken daily of many of our first families, at the okt and popular rooms of KNAPP, No. 550 , near Prince treet, and at 103 Bowery, over Anderson's Garp: store, On band, a rich aseertmrat of gol luehet., coals, oud » at uDprecedenied low pricom "