The New York Herald Newspaper, February 28, 1853, Page 5

Police Intelligence. ET. of the Nineteenthward, on no! us thieves, called James Brien and Thomas Desmond, chai with stealing from the premises of bir. Henry D. Caldwell, at Ravens- ‘wood, Island, two firkins of butter, together with fresh and other pi y, valued in all at $45; yhich the rogues conveyed from the premises in boats, hired by them evidently for that express purpose. rogues, when conyeyed before Justice Stuart, were at once identified by the magistrate to be the two ms who, three weeks previously, he had committed Eetwo months’ imprisonment in the penitentiary on Blackwell's Island, as common night thieves and vagrants. : é The accused parties did not pretend to demy their guilt; | and when asked by te . ware New, the; . effet their escape from the penitentiary, Desmond sai that after they had been on the island s couple of weeks, ‘ene of the deputy keepers, whom he designated by name, told them that they could be let go for $3 each, Ac- cordingly O’Brien sen’ word to his father for the required sum; and, in a few days, Betsey O’Brien, the prisoner's sister, came up, paid the ony, and they were both al- lowed to escape. These facts the prisoners state can be proved by other witnesses. Justice Stuart, however, says that the prisoners may, perchance, tell the truth, their story may, or may not, be true. But, says the Justice, there is one thing well known—that a number of convicts are almost weekly found off the island before their term of sentence expires. The magistrate intends to make a full investigation Tite the charge, and if any bribery or corruption of any character exists among the officials having charge of the convicts, the parties implicated musi be presented to the tribunal having jurisdiction in such matters. The woy the thieves managed their depredations was to hire Doate at the foot of Forty-cighth street, then row across the river to Ravenswood, plunder the premises of Mr. Caldwell, and return to the foot of Sixty-tifth street; there one of the boats became disabled on « rock. Here they took their plunder on shore, and hired g Ger- man named Philip Casner, with o hand cart, and a4 they were proceeding to the city with the property, the police stopped their progress, and conveyed them to the court, Bathing aka nips inan Afray.—Two men, pamed Patrick Kiernan and Hubert Knight, were arrested on Saturday night, by officers Smith and Sweeny, of the Six- teenth ward, on a charge of assaulting and stabbing George Fenton, residing in the Minth avenue, between Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth streets. It seems that Fenton and Knight quarrelled, and commenced to fight; and while they were engaged in the affray, Kiernan came up, drew a fe and inflicted a dangerous stab in the ab- domen of Fenton, and then ran off. An alarm was given, the officers came upand arrested Knight, and subsequeat ‘esught Kiernan. Dr. Harden! was called, dressed e wound, and pronounced it to be dangerous. The ac- cused parties were taken before Justice Stuart, who com- mitted them to for trial. Oharge of “Burning.” —A ,black man, called Fred Franois, was arrested on Saturday afternoon, by officer Kerrigan, of theSecond ward police, on a charge of “burn: ing” one Giles Van Wart out of $3, by inducing him to bet on a game of cards. Francis was aided bya white man, and another negro. The rogue was conveyed be- — Justice Bogart, who committed him to prison for A Juvenile Thref.—A boy named Michael Boyle, about twelve years of ago, was arrested on a charge of stealing & purse, containing '$24 in gold, silver, and bank bills. It is supposed that the boy stole the purse from a lady in ene of the Fulton street stages. An owner is wanted for the money. Apply to Justice Osborn, at the Police Court, Tombs. oy was committed to prison by the magis Sixth ward, on Saturday arrosted three young men, named Dennts Norton, Thomas McKenna, and Thomas Gannon, ona charge of stealing $44 from’ John O'Donnell. ‘The socured parties were conveyed before Justice Bogart, who committed them to prison for trial. Receiving Stolen —Officer O’Brien, of the Four- teenth ward, yesterday arrested a German named Pe- at $130, from a thief, with the knowledge that the same was s:olen. The watch belonged to Mr. Wm. C. Russell. The accused was taken before Justice McGrath, who com» mitted him to answer the charge. Riot Between Two Fire Companics.—The police of the Thirteenth ward, at about four o’clock on Sunday morn- ing, arrested Jaines Ridgeway, said to be a member of | tl Hose Company 16, charged participating ina riot which occurred between fire engine companies No. 44 and No. 6, at an alarm of fire carly on Sunday morning. The acc fray. The magistrate, Justice Welsh, held him to bail to answer the charge. Brooklyn City Intelligence. Fimes.—Yesterday afternoon an alarm of fire was raised | im the Second district, caused by the burning of a pile of shavings in Hamilton avenue. On their return, engines Nos. 7 and 1 came in collision in Henry street, near Pa- ¢ifte, whereby both machines were somewhat damaged. A large crowd gathered about in anticipation of adisturb- anee in consequence; but they were disappointed, as the members wended their way nomeward in a peaceable manner. On Saturday cvenins a fire broke out in the attic of Mr. John Jehl’s boarding house, No. 7 Linden row, near Fulton avenue, which resulted in damaging the premises to the extent of some $500 or $600—supposed to be in- sured. The fire department turned out promptly, and suceeeded in quelling the flames in a short time. Superior Court. Before Chief Justice Oakley. ACTION FOR SERVICES AS AN AGENT. Fes. 26.—George C. Satterlee vs. Robert Jones.— | This case, which has been tried several times betore, was to recover compensation as an agent in procur- ing evidence to sustain a claim instituted by the de- fendant against the government of the United States for a return of duties. The defence is, that the ser- vices of plaintiff were not available at the trial, and that other evidence was resorted to. The jury ren- dered a sealed verdict for the plaintiff, $1,952 95. Twenty-five cent Daguerreotypes._Rees & o., the original two shilling picture makers, No. 289 Broadway. so'd 1,500 pictures last week, which for su- | periority ‘ag specimens of the art, have never been ualled. By their new German process pictures are fabead well one day as another. ware of the imita- tions. “Out”—Knox’s would not be ont of fashion and out of pocket, you’ will eall at once at No. 128 Fulton street, and out with $4, the price of an article that would be “dog cheap” at double the money. The Genin Hat for Spring—The style of Genin’s dress hats for Spring is superb, becoming, and | at the same time thoroughly original. It differs from, and ses, all the moditications of the hat heretofore is- sued from the Genin faetory. This is the opinion of all who visited the salerooms of his establishment since the new fabric was announced. The price, as usual, is $4. GENIN, 214 Broadway, opposite St. Pauls. Spring Announcement.—Knox & James wil issue their new style of Gentlemen's Hats on Thursday morning, Feb. 24. Price four dollars. A combination of skill, experience and taste has produced an article for the | it season that the world of fashion cannot fail to | impress with its aj proval, for it is chaste and elegant in | its conception, ans the highest degree creditable as an evidence of the rapid advancement we have made in the manufacture of thehat. Knox & James, judged by this juction, have the ability and,the will, and are certain- destined to become our leading hatters. Their sales- room is in Captain Degroot's new hotel, corner of Spring street and way, directly opposite the Collamore House. The Attention of Fine Stitchers or Sewers, and the manufacturers of shirts and collars, is reapect. fully called to Wheeler, Wilson & Co.’s sewing machine, patented June 16th, 1852, at 265 Broadway. ‘Wonderfal Improvement in soning. Ma- ehines having recently been made, now render these in- struments ahead of any mechanical invention of the age, the proprietors, Messrs. I. M. SINGER & CO., havi ing been to t expense in put machinery expressly for the wamutedtory of these nacbioes, annie. tho pub- Mo that the machines shall horeafter have all the latest | improvements attached, with perfect moehanical accu- racy, and the once seeming difficulties are now removed. Call and examine the machines at the principal office, No, 268 Broadway. I. M. SINGER & CO. | ©. Young, No. 92 Bowery, will continuc to sell the remainder of his furs, at cost price, for a few | days longer. New York Crystal Palace.—A superior article of letter paper, with atsuperior steel plate heading of the Crystal Palace. For sale by CARR & HICKS, Stationers, 63 Nassau street. This Day, at 12 o’clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange, COLE & CHILTON will sell at auction that valuable house and lot No. 99 St. Marks place, 37 feet Ginches by 110 Terms, ten per cout to-day, fifteen r cent on the Slst of March, when the deed will be de- ivered. The balance may remain on bond and mortgage, | for a limited time, at the option of the purehaser. See | auction sales. For Sale at Auction, on Monday, 24th Fety , by A. J. BLEECKER, at the Merchants’ Kxehange, two houses and lots in Reade street, between Green: wich and Hodson, vis.:—Nos. 146 and 144. No. 146, lot 26x87, house three stories, basement and under cellars, No. 144, lot 25x75, house two stories, attic, basement ani under cellar. In the rear of 144 ia a three-story and eel- lar building, connected with the atroet by an alley way between the two houses, All the above will be sold in one Jot. The property can be seeu at any time before the sale. The three houses are ail newly built, and ia first rate order. St. Mark’s Place Property for Sale at Anco fon,—COLE & CHILTON vill soll at the Merehants’ Ex- change on Monday, February 28th, at twelve o'clock, that valuable house and lot No. 00 St. Mark’s place, $7 feot 6 soeton by 100 feet. Sale positive and without resarve. uct oal A Beautiful Homestead feronly Fifteen Del- i 2,800 bullding lots, and 100 cight hundred subserlbers, warrantee deeda will be ation is delightful and the No fever or ague has over prevailet in or near this ;,but health and domestic comfort are enjoyed to the fullest extent. Why, then, ‘will you part with wifeand frionds, and sacrifice health in going to California or Australia, when only $15 will seeuro four building lots or a farm, and nour the Empire City, which whieh will Jay the foundation for a fortune at home, with all your friends around you? A few shares only aro left. If you do not to be disoppotnted in getting a home- atend, os many were at the last distribution, purchase a share immediately. Apply to CHARLES ‘WOOD, 308 Broadway, where maps and pamphlets can be had gratis. Pocket Map of the City of New York and vicinity, with plain directions for finding any street or public place, Strangers will find this very useful, Price 6% conta, For salo by CARR & HICKS, Stationers, 63 a style of Hats. Ifyou | | tumors, moles, Narsou street. ‘the Southern, W , and California trade, offer at the very lowest market prices. BROTHERS, Nos. 28 and 30 John street, corner of Nassau. Time Represents “Too Late” cost Louis Philippe his crown, and has cost thousands their fortunes. ° Now, if you desire the choicest articles of their kind to be had in this country, and would be sure of hav- ing them at the specified moment, order a set of GREEN’S: peerless shirts, at No, 1 Astor House. World’s Fair—Prize Medal.—In the manu-~ facture of the important article of ladies’ boots and shoos, the grace and beauty of which is so essential to the ele: gant tout ensemble of a fashionable lady, too much care cannot be bestowed; and in order that they may combine the proper style, fit, and finish, it is necessary that none but a praetical hand should direct and superintend the work,” A discriminating public will readily agree, on in. specting the ladies’ boots and shoes manufactured at 467 Broadway, under such superintendence, that the decision of an assembly of judges of all earth’s nations, in award- ing the palm to “Jetfers, of New York,” was in all respects fully merited. ‘The medal rewarding my enterprise may now be seen at my establishment, having been forwarded by the Commissioners of the World’s Fair. ‘This unequivo- cal acknowledgement by the judges, of the superiority of my manufactures, is a sufficient evidence that the voios of the world has’ pronounced with impartiality upon ‘my ‘oods. I wish to call the attention of my wholesale cus omers to the fact, that no house in the United States can furnish them with all the goods appertaining to the trade as select and at as low a mark us I can, for I have made arrangements to supply wholesale ‘merchants cheaper than any other house, from $1,000 to $10,000 worth of stock, ~ JEFFERS, Ladies’ French Shoes, No, 467 Broadway. Wholesale An immense feline, 2 Decree eteeverets w IN: Looking-Glass Warehouse—1853 — Looking lasses at reduced prices.—RICHARDS KINGSLAND, No, Cortlandt street. The trade supplied with fraines ke., in composition state. Factory No. 185 Duane street, Laces and Embroideries at Genin’s Baazar, St. Nicholas Hotel, 513 Broad yay.—On Wednesday next, the 24 of March, Genin will open at the above establishment, his new department of laces and embroideries, and he would therefore respectfully invite the attention of the ladies of New York, to his carefully selected stock of the finest laces and embroideries that the world renowned factories of Frarce and Germany can produce; also, to a choice assortment of ladies’ Paris bonnets. All of which were selected personally by Mr. Genin, and reeeived by the Jast steamer. Genin’s Bazaar, St. Nicholas Hotel, 518 Broadway, The Agsival of the Ship Hendrick Hudson from Indon, having on board an invoice of Charles’ London Cordial Gin, will enable those who could not get their orders filled last week to procure what amount they may require. Office of the Importer No. 7 Park place. By Letters Patent secured n 1849, Pulverma eher’a Patent Hydro-Klectric Voltaic Chains, constructed to be worn under the garments, are the most wonderful disco- very in medicine and electricity of the present day. They relieve, wighout pain or shock, instantaneously, acute ner- vous paink #ueh as head, ear, and toothe ache, rhoumatio pains, tic doloreux, &c., and by their mild but continuous and preceptible action’ on the body, discases of years’ peed seen bis as gout, loeal paralysis, nervous com. = | plaints, liver diseases, &e—disappear asf by a miracle Stealing Forty-four Dollars.—Officer VcLaughlin, of the ey have been applied with the greatest success ip all these dreadful diseases in children, commonly called con- vulsions, as alsg in cases of teething, under difficulties and disorders of the bowels, They pveeipitate me- tals from their solutions, decompose water, deflect the magnetic needle, in short, show all the phe- nomenon of a powerful voltaic pile, ‘The instru- ments producing these effects weigh about two ounces, in apocket-book, ways ready f ter Grouse, ona charge of receiving a gold watch, valued | £24.00, folded up in apocket book, aro always ready for instantaneous use, and will last a man his lifetim guarding himself, famfly and friends, &c., against that number of diseases and complaints in which mild steeam- ing electricity isn perfectly safe, certain, and wondorful speedy remedy. ‘The price of a complete chain is from $1 to 85; batteries, $10 to $22 50. Incredible as may seem tbe above facts, any person can easily convince himself beforehand, at the depot, of their truth, ‘The importance of the invention las’ been ac. knowledged in America by the Academy of Medicine of was geen to throw several missiles during the af- | Now, York hn tus cosine have been a ee ith ent suceess in the medieal colleges, the PA Bellevue, and Ward’s Island Hospitals, Brooklyn City Hospital, &o.: in Enrope, by the Royal Colleges of Physicians and Sur. geons in London; by the Academie Nationale de Medecin at Paris; by the Imperial faculty at Vienna; by the Royal faculty at Berlin, and other scientific institutions oft ‘the highest order, including the principal hospitals in ‘ope. The propnctors are in possession of testimonials to the same effect, from all the above institutions in Ame- rieaand 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. Full and illustrated doseriptions—one for personal use and for selentific men—with eopies of testimonials anda mumber of cases 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 are to pre; inquiries, pee tet! conte stampa. |. STEIN! Lad No. 568 Broadway, corner of Princo street. Hutehi Dyspepsia Bitters is now the universal medicine used for the certain cure of that moat distressing of all diseases, dyspepsia. Its influence is of | that mild and gentle nature, that it cannot debilitate or weaken, but on the contrary it immediately in’ ten the body by purifying the secretions of the oes with- out Tomiting, ui ing, or in any way racking or distress- ing the s; . Price fifty cents per bottle. old by C. v. CLI & 00., 81 Barclay street, to whom all orders from agents and othors should be addressed. Rheumatism, Scrofule, c.—Hyatt’s Life Balsam will most assuredly cure the worst cases of these and other diseases flowing from great impurity of blood. ‘The Hon. J. V. D. Fowler, 188 Stanton street,was as great 4 sufferer from inflammatory rheumatiam aé ever surviv- ed this torturing disease. Ais teet and imps were nwut- len to twice their natural size, and he was unable for weeks to walk, He was perfectly cured by the Balsam, Mrs. Burton, 127 Eldridge street. ‘This lady was suffering from scrofula foe years, until life became intolerable. Some of the uloers had consumed the flesh to the bones and skull. She was cured ina month. A thousand eases equal to these have been published in the Hxrany and Sun. You who are afilicted, go to above named persona, or to any whose cases are publfshed in connec- tion with the Life Balsam, and you will be salistied that it cannot fail,when taken according to directions. Prin. cipal depot, 246 Grand street. Tic. per bottle, six for $4. Also for sale by C. V. Clickner & Co., 81 Barelay street; agent for Brooklyn, Mrs. Hayes, 175 Fulton street, Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Sapporters, and Ladies’ Belts, instruments for club feet, crooked spine, knock knees, bowlegs, weak ankles, and a very superior elastic stocking for enlarged veins of the leg, and elastic | kmee caps, and children’s trusses, at No. Id Ann street, near Broadway, Dr. E. Brown, “the Great Serofula Docter,” office 147 Grand street.—A scientific treatment of serofa- fa in assuredly obtained of EK. B Grand street. New England’s cured have paid him man: debts of gratitude. New York now has the offer of ervlees. Ye afflicted, seize time and eall on him, ere it wo late. ‘Wigs and Toupees.—Batehelor's New Styto of wigs are pronounced the mest perfect imitation of na- sure yet invented. Those wanting a very superior article should call at BATCHELOR’S celebrated wig factory, No. 4 Wall street, where can be found the largest and best assortment in the city. Copy the address, Ri i? and Toupees.—Mcdhurst & Heard’s aon beer tes these articles is cpap in au rts of the world. l’ersons wirhing a elegant, and dura- ble wig or toupee, warranted not to shrink or cha eolor, can be surely suited. Also, braids of long hair, front braids, &c. 27 Maiden lane. Cut this out. Cristadoro’s Celebrated Liquid Dye chi LJ the hair instantly to a beautiful black or brown, while his Preservative and beautifier stimulates its growth and erpetuates its luxuriance to the latest period of life. he dye is applied Frivately, and both sold at CRISTADO, RO'S, No. 6 Astor House, and by druggists generally. Hair Dye.—Batchelor’s Celebrated Liquid Hair Dye is the best yet discovered for coloring the hair er whiskers the moment it is applied. The wonderful | ease and certainty with which this favorite and old es- tablished hair dye performs is astonishing. It is for sale, or applied, at BATCHELOR’S wig factory, No. 4 Wall Hirth-marks, polypus, scirrhous eancers, Vall excresences removed from the face or body, by a painless external application. All pes- sons interested will be perfeotly tatinhed of the fact, by salling at the office of the subscribers, 192 Second avear sornar of Twelfth street, HARVEY & WALLACE, Gouraud’s Liquid Hair Dye 1s, without seption or reservation, the very best ever invented, dleated Boey, fr Curiae plesplen, reckon salloensect ica for euring sal haps, Toughness, ae. ree’ Babine tuprooks habr, from an e body. 7 ‘White, and Halz Gidea 67 Walker street, near Broadway. = ADTERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. ae SSE SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES. “ea a __ THE FASHIONS. Ag TATILORS.—THE SPRING AND SUMMER FASH ions for 1863, published by Oliver and Son, 195 Broadway, New York, are now ready for ‘3509 challenge. An instrument for measuring deaft- ing coats, The suthor’s masterpiece, a correct method for measuring and drafting coats, being an exact transfer of Ca 4 and figure from the body to the cloth. By T. 0) & SON, 195 Broadway, New York. First.—T. Oliver & Son contend that thelt aystem is the most correct method for obtaining the true shape snd dimensions of the human figure ever published, Second.—That after the measure is taken, the instrument will transfer the same to the cloth with great exactness and less time. Third.—That it is better ego in isfigu- = both Lex of Le ed m canes of ration. Fourth.—By cutting for the following sha persons without any variation from the measrros ate: A clarge fat man ; a very erect person; a high and low shoulder jj @ person with one shoulder higher than the other round backed person; a lady's habit and a boy's jacket ; and as mamy more garments as the committee may think Proper for us to cut. T. Oliver and Son in- tend placing the above instrament at the great Exhibi- tion which commences next May, and would be happy to test the same with any author in America, Great Britain, or any part of, the world, for Ave hundred’ dollars, accor. ding to the above, Terms :—The m casuring instrument, with 9] book of diagrams, with explanations for drafting coats, pants; vests, sacks, &c., accompanied with » graduated scale, for $15; to those who have taken hig measurement system heretofore, $10; instructions extra, The fashions, per plate, $1 50. ‘NFORMATION W. O¥ JAMES CONWAY, WHO I left Kesex quay. , about the year 1824 or 25, ‘this should meet his notice, he ia requested to. eall at, or write to, No. 39 West vy, in the store. Country papers please eopy, Dag oper WANTED — MICHAEL CANNER’S ES- tate —If the gentleman who on Thomas Canner, Fulton street, Brooklyn, will call again, he will eonfer a favor, and perhaps ascertain what he desired. NFORMATION WANTED OF MR. JAMES REILEY, OF Scum, in the County of Meath, by a nephew of Julia Reiley’s, maiden name Corcoran. ' Any information will be thankfully received by JOHN CORCORAN, No. 71 Bridge street, Brooklyn. NFORMATION WANTED—OF FRANCIS HARTNETT, who came to this country about four months go. When last heard from was in Albany. Any information will be thankfully received by his brother Stephen, at 221 First avenue, Albany papers please eopy. \OULDIN, JOHN, LATE OF UPWELL, ENGLAND.— Mr. John Gouldin is requested to apply to Fletcher Westray, 122 Pearl street, at whose office he will finda letter of interest. ‘WANTS. aeaaarea aa gaea we ae Wan A RESPECSABLE AMERICAN WO- man, @ situation as seamstress; iss tailoress b; trade; can make boys’ clothing, and do all kinds of plain sewing; is willing to do ehamberwork or take care of ehil- dren, or go travelling with a family to California, Austra- lia, or Europe, or to any part of the world. Please oall at 139 West Broadway, corner of Beach street. Can give good city reference.’ Can be seen for a week. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as cook, washer and ironer, in a private family, or to do general housework. Please call at 100 Bowery, at the boot store. Can be seen for two days. reference if required. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as cook, and to assist in washing and ironing. Cun give the best of city reference. Apply at 135 Greenwich avenue, corner of TWirteenth street, tirst floor, back room. Can be seen for two days. ANTED~A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, to do good plain cooking, and assist with washing and ironing. Good city references given. Apply wt 137 Twenty sixth street, in the basement. Can be seen for two days. ‘ANTED—BY A MOST RESPECTABLE YOUNG Wo. ZABETH AUSTIN (SHE HAS BREN CALLED A. White, and is said to haye married a Mr. Gol ) will hear of something to her advantage, by addressing KE. C. R., Herald office. Any friend knowing her address will please answer ax above. —— = @PECIAL NOTICES. ots EW YORK VOLUNTEFRS WILL ASSEMBLE AT Mercer House, on Monday evening at seven o'clock, to make arrangements for the funeral of Benjamin Van Cleif, of company A New York Volunteers. By order of JAMES 3URNHAM, Colonel Commanding. MacCane, Adjutant. OTICE.—THE MEMBERS OF THE N. Y. B. S. OF Operative Masons, are requested to attend on Tues- day evening, March Ist, at thoir meeting room, 76 Prince street, as there is business of importance to be transacted. By order of Wi: KEENAN, President. Pato’K. Brook, Kec. Secretary. 'S. NAVY.—ALL OFFICERS, SEAMEN, AND MA- « rines, who served on the coast of Culifornia since the 28th of ‘September, 1860; also those who were in the expedition in search of Sir’John Franklin, can obtain their extra pay immediately, by calling at No, 3 Nassau street, on G. G, SHUFELDT, (OUMERCIAL LODGE, NO. 67, 1.0, OF 0. F—(ODD Fellows’ Hall.) —The members of this Lodge are ear- nestly requested to attend the Inigo meeting on Tussday evening, Mareh Ist, at 736 o'clock, as business of great importance will be brought before it. W. H. Botroy, 8ee’y. JAMES SADLIER, N. G. HE MEMBERS OF GRANADA LODGE, NO. 288, 1. 0. of O. F., are requested to meet at the Lodge room, Granada Hall, Brooklyn, this day, (Monday,) at 2o'elock, for the purpose of paying the lust tribute of re; spect to our late brother, Jared Byers. ‘The funeral will take place at 3 o'clock, from his Inte residence, corner of Bond and Schermerhorn streets. W. W. WALSH, N. G. OOKBINDER’S UNION.—THERE WILI, BE A MEET- ing of the Union this evening, at 187 Bowery. Mem. hers of the Union, and the trade generally, are requosted to attend. JOSEPH C, DWYER, Seo’y. Nore — INDEPENDENT JOINERS’ UNION,---A of regular monthly meeting will be held, at the corner lizabeth and Grand streets, on Wednesday evening next. A punctual attendance is requested, as business of importance will be laid before the mectiag. J. A. LAWRENCE, Sec, E. 4ORRIS, President. T OUSE CARPENTERS.—AN ADJOURNED MEETING of house carpenters will be held at Convention Hall, 175 Wooster street, on Monday evening, Feb. 28, at 8 o'clock. C. 8. CASTLE, Secretary. HE BANKING AND MERCHANT HOUSES WHO have got letters for Mr. Henry Waagson, from Colmar, Elsas,) please let them send their addresses to Box ,816 Post office. RODHEAD & STORM, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN groceries, fruits, and liquors, choice teas, wines, 40- gurs, &e., &c., 68 Cortlandt strect, corner of Washington ae New York, offer a large stock on the most reason- able terms. LOST AND FOUND. 200 PEVARD.—THE SUBSCRIBER, IN PAYING hin passage to Washington city, at Cort- land street ferry, yesterday afternoon, was robbed of his pocket book, containing two hundred dollars in Virginia money, and bonds to the amount of twonty-five hundred dollars, If the bonds are returned through the Post Office, to Messrs Freeman & Simpson, No. 98 Wall street, no questions will be asked, and the finder will be perfect- ly welcome to the money.’ LEONARD WHARTON, Wilderness, Virginia. 1. PERARD Lost, ON FRIDAY, A GOLD LE- pine, gold dial, lady's wateh, No. 12,256, in go- ing from Leonard street, through West Broadway; White atreet, Church street, Walker street, St. John’s lane, Sul- livan street, and Bleecker street, to Minetta street. Who- ever will leave the same with Mr. John T, Smith, No. 41 Leonard street, will receive the above reward, with the thanks of the owner. Initials marked on back, R. K. 3 REWARD,—LOST, A BLACK AND TAN TERRIER smooth hair, ears cropped, tail coarse, and the ecd cut off; weighs about twenty-five pounds, Three dollars will be paid for him, if returned to 143 Kighth treet. REWARD.—LOST, ON FRIDAY NIGHT, A BLACK lace veil, in Broadway, between the New York and Thirteenth street. ‘The finder, by leaving it at the Herald office, will receive the above reward. OST — ON FRIDAY EVENING, ABOUT SEVEN ‘o'clock, between Chambers and Walker streets, a gold head of # cane, chased, and engraved with the own- evs name. Whoever has found it, and will return the same to No. 37 South William street, will be suitably re- warded, aie: J. M. FLO @ST—ABOUT THE 20TH OF NOVEMBER” Lar, near the Fulton ferry, a New York and Erie Rail yoad seven per cent (certificate, No. 234, for $200, dated January 1, 1949, payable in’ five years, to bearer, interest payable semi annuslly, ies He name o} Barstow & Pope. ll persons are hereby cautioned against purchasing or poreepely usivg certificate Dut by leaving it at the office of subscriber, 106 Wall atreet, shall be suitably rewarded. J, @. SCAMMON,. OST—A DRAFT ON THE BANK OF AMERICA, FOR three thousand dollars, drawn by W. J. Anderson. Secretary Columbus Life and General Insurance Company, in favor of N. B. Asken, and thirty days from Feb. 1. Pay: ment has been stopped. The finder will confer a favor by returning the same to MARVIN & NORTH, 93 William street. OST—ON WEDNESDAY EVENING LAST, A GOLD bracelet, chased, and marked inside FE. B, Sutphen. ‘ihe finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving the same at Stebbins& Co.’s, 264 Broadway. 188 _BACON’S HISTORICAL COURSE IN BROOKLYN. —The next lesson of this course will be given this evening, at Professor Gray's Lecture Room, ‘No. 90 Mon- tague place, at 734 0’ Subject:—The Last Results of Scientific Research in Egypt. ‘Tickets at the bookstores EW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY.—COURSE OF LEC- tures, 1862, 1863.—For the benefit of the Fire Proof Building Fund.—The ninth lecture will be delivered at Me- tropolitan Hall, on Wednesday evening, March 2d, by the Hon. Robert C. Winthrop, of Boston. The doors will be open at seven o'clock, the lecture to be delivered at eight o'clock. Tickets fifty cents. Tickets may be proc at the Library Rooms in the University, and at the door. AUGUSTUS i FRANCIS L. HA’ , pCommittee. GEORGE H. MOORE, KOPLE’S LECTURES.—THE NEXT LECTURE IN THE pople’s course will be given in the Tabernacle, Tuesday, March Ist, by Bev. Swan L Pomroy, of Boston. Subject, the Yankee. Doors open at 7 0’clock, Tickets only 123, cents. CIENTIFIC LECTURES.—A CARD —NEW YORK, FEB. 18, 1868.—From the high reputation which Dr. Boyn- ton bas acquired as a ular lecturer upon geology and kindred sciences, and the interest with which he invests the subject, by the use of paintings, rams, and appa- ratus, the undersigned respectfully invite him to deliver in this city, a course of illustrated leetures, at such time and place a8 will suit his convenience. 1. Bradish, J. A. Weatervelt, Stephon H Tyng, John Knox, Gerard Hallock,’ Geo. B. Cicever, Horace Webster, ¥§.C. Benedict, Asa D. Smith, G.D. Abbott, ’ John C.Cheesman, Isaac Ferris, Jas. Renwick, Henry N. Hudson, Edmund S. Janes, John W. Draper, Spencer H Cone,’ William Adams, JobnW, Francis, ‘Thos. De Witt, | M. 8. Hutton, James Harper, ' Ed. ¥. Higbee, E. H. Chapin. John J. Owen. DR, BOYNTON respectfully announces, that in compliance with the above invitation, he will give his course of eight illustrated lec- tures upon geolegy, or the NATURAL HIATORY OF CREATION, at Metropolitan Hall, commencing Thuseday evening, March 3, to continue on the evenings of March 4, 5, 7, 10, 11 and 14. 6 courne ye ag illustrated by a series of splendid paintings, picturlig different eras in the progress of crea- tion in the mineral, vegetable and auimal kingdoms, ‘There tings cover two thousand feet of canvas, and are valued at over TWENTY-EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS! During the course, a series of new and startling experi- ments in electricity, electro-magnetiam and m, will be given with an immense iron galvanic battery—the only one of the kind ever made. These experiments have been received with enthusiastic applause wherever they have been given. Tickets 26 cents; tickets to the course, $1; for sale at D, Appleton’s, C.8. Francis’, and atthe door. Doors opan at 6)g, lecture to commenc: 7M o'clock. K MEMBERS OF CLINTON FIRK ENGINE COMPA. ny No. 41 are requested to attend a special meet- ing, to be held at the house of Hook and Ladder Company No. 6, on Tuosday evening, March 1, at 8 o'clock, By order, HENRY LEWIS, Foreman, Hocu Linpsry, Secretary. T_A SPECIAL MEETING, HELD AFTER THW RETURN from the fire in Fim street, the thanks of Indopend- ence Hore Co, 3 were unanimously returned to Mr. Ka. ward MeCoy, for the bountiful supply of refreahmenta furnished, N. W. MUONY, Foreman. G. 8, ALLEN, Secretary, FINE ARTS. eo ae ANA AAA RARARAAAARAAAD ANAC DI iy INT: ARTS.—AN ARTIST OF REPUTK, WHO 13 ABOUT to enil to Australia, has for sale a few superior highly finished oil pictures; also a very interesting collection of water color drawings, taken by himwelf, on the pot, from nature, in uropo and America. Apply at office 21, 333 Broadway, opposite the theatre, map, 4 situation, in a private family, as chamber- maid and waiter, or chambermaid and nurse, and do plain sewing. The best of city reference for capability and in tegrity. Can be seen at 342 Fulton, near Joralemon street, Brooklyn. 'ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL, a situation as chambermaii; can also do the best of fine washing and ironing. Best of city reference given. Please call, for two days, at 474 Sixth aveaue, between ‘Twenty-cighth and Twenty: ninth streets, ANTED—A SITUATION, AS CHAMBERMAID, OR to do washing and ironing, or plain sewing, and to take care of ehildren. Wages not #0 much an object asa good home in a private family, Good city reference given. Pleaseapply at 87 West Twenty-fourth street. Can be seen for two days. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young girl, as ehambermaid or seamstress. Would haye no objection to wait ona lady. Can dress hair neatly. None but a respectable private family need apply. Un- doubted reference given. Can be seen for two days, at 71 Fourth me door from Tenth street. A SITUATION, BY A SMART, ACTIVE woman, who is an excellent cook, washer and ironer. She is'also a good baker, and is perfectly conver- sant with her business. Has no objection to the coun try. Can produce unexceptionable city reference. ‘To be seen at 78 Sixth avenue, corner of Waverley pl: ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA- tion as cook. Is willing to assist in washing if re- quired, Apply at 113 First avenue, between Seventh and Lighth streets, Can be seen for three days, if not suited. City references given. WASTER EY 4 STEADY, SMART AND TIDY OMI a situation to take care of children and do light work. Can produce good reference. Can be seen at 205 Greenwich street, for two days. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE MID- | die aged woman, ax a first rate cook, wasber and da good baker of all kinds. Can be seen for two yi call at No. 90 Chrystie street, between Hos- ter and Grand streets. Has the best of ‘city reference. Has no objection to go a short distance in the country. Ware A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL, a situation as plain cook, washer and ironer, or to do general housework, ina private family, either in the city or country. ‘Ihe best of city references can be given: Can be seen for two days at 59 Kighth avenue, near the corner of the Thirteenth street. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, to do housework or chamberwork. Has good city reference. Inquire at 23 Marion street. ‘ANTED—FY A MOST EFFICIENT YOUNG WOMAN, 2 situation as cook and baker; is a good washer and froner: or would do general housework, in city or country. Has the best of recommendations for charac. ter and capacity, Wages not so much an object asa good place. Apply at 223 Bowery. ANTED— ASITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman, a8 chembermaid and sewer, or to do house- pork; ina smal family. Has the best of ‘city reference from her last piuee, where she lived three years. Please eall at 136 Crosby street, in the store. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A VERY COMPETENT, industrious, tidy, young woman, to do the cooking’ washing and ironing, orto do the general housework; i a good cook and baker, first rate washer and iroper. The Dest of reference can begiven. The main object is to get & comfortable home, not wages alone. Please call at 1914, Bowery. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as waiter and plain sewer, and is willing to travel. Good city referance from her last place. Please call at 53 University place, front room, up stairs, Warns A PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as chambermaid or waiter. Haa good city referanee. Apply at 51 University place. Can be seen for two days. ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, asituation as cook, or to do washing and ironing. The best of city reference given. Can be seen for two days. Apply at No 6 Congress place, between King and Ham streets, basement. eer ua ie adi ee eee "ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A situation as chambermaid and waiter, or to do general housework, in a small Private family. Good city rorerence, Please call at No. 190 Prince street, corner of jullivan. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A_ RESPECTABLE young woman, as chambermaid or waiter, or nurse and searmstress. Has no objection to goa short distance in the country. Has the best of city reference. Can be seen at 287 Mott street, third floor, front room. ANITD—DY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION as chambermaid and waiter. She is willing to assist in the washing and ironing, and can be re- eommended by her last employer. Please call at 222 First avenue, third floor, front room. Can be seen for two days, ph bar! SE Ee SE Ere Sao ANTED—A SITUATION, 4S A GOOD COOK, AND to help as laundress, in a private family, by a very experienced girl, with excellent city reference.’ Call at 74 Sixth avenue, in the bookstore, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, to attend in a ladies’ shoe store. She is well ac- uainted with the business, and isa fitter. Apply at 245 elfth street. ‘ANTED—BY FRENCH PERSON, ACCUSTOMED TO take eare of children and sew, @ situation in an American family. She possesses the best recommenda- tions. Address P. D., Herald office. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS nurse and seamstress, or to do chamberwork and sewing. Apply a her last employer. $< Was A YOUNG GIRL, A SITUATION AS cook, washer and ironer; isa good shirt ironer, and capable of doing up the finest kind of muslins. Has ood reference from her last place. Please call at No. 88 ‘ing street, front basement. "ANTED—BY A YOUNG MARRIED MAN, WHOSE present employer is out of business, a situa- tion in a wholesale store, either as salesman or general clerk; is willing to do any kind of work in astore. “Salary low, if a permanent situation offers, Please address, for two days, F. J.8., Herald office. ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT WO man, a situation as cook, washer, and ironer, in asmall private family. Best of references given, if ro- quired. “Apply for three days, at 68 Sands atreet, ‘Brook- lyn, ‘welfth street, the residence of ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA- tion in a private family as professed cook and baker. ‘The hignest city reference given. Can be seen for two days, at 162 Ninth st.,between Third and Fourth avenues. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A. RESPECTABLE oung woman, as chambermaid and laundress, or to do the general housework of n small private family; is a good plain cook, washer and ironer, and has got the best of city references. Please call at 109 Rivington street, second floor, front room. ANTED.—A RESPECTABLE AND COMPETENT young woman wishes to engage as seamstross, or as nurse and seamstress, in a respectable private family; understands cutting and fitting ladies’ and children’s dresses, also doing up ladies’ fine muslins, and would as- aint in doing light chamberwork. Can give the most re- spectable and satisfactory city reterenoes. Please call or address E M. C., 81 Henry street. Ween A RESP&CTABLE GIRL, A SITUATION # cook, washer, and ironer, in a private family. She has lived eo four years in her last Can ive the best of city reference. Please at No. 15 Jolumbia street, Brooklyn, between Jerolemon and State streets. Can be seen for two days. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, tocook, wash and iron, in @ small private family, or to do general housework. Good reference can be given. tanyeesn <a 25 Marion street, in the rear, Can be seen for two ‘ANTED — A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young Protestant woman, as seamstross; under- stands dressmaking in all its branehes, and cutting fitting, and trimming, all kinds of plain sewing. Would have no objection to the care of two or three children, or to assist in the light chamberwork. Can be seen for twe days, at 56 Greenwioh street, third floor, front room. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, to cook, wash and iron, or to act as chambermaid and waiter. Good city reference. Please eall at No. 38 Clarkson street. Cam be seen for eo days, ‘ANTED—PROTESTANT SERVANTS—FOUR FIRST class cooks, three plain cooks, five nurses; also chambermaids, waiters, laundressos, seamstrenses, kc., for families up town. Apply, with good references, at the Employment Agency office, 60 Rast Fourteenth street, Union square, between Broadway and Fourth avenue. ANTWD—AT 4 SANDS STREET, BROOKLYN, (IN- telligence office) Protestant and Catholic white and colored, girls as cooks, chambermaids, seamstresses, general housemaids, &e. They must be well recommen: fled, "Wanted, also, men and boys. Employers supplied with efficient servants at this office. M. WALLACE. [7 ANTED—AT 114 NASSAU STREET, SCHOOL TRACH- ers, salesmen, clerks, men on steamers and rail- roads, porters, barkeepers, and boys to learn trades, Ap- } plicants enclosing $1, free of postage, stating particulars, will be suited. 4 ‘Ttos. SPIN , Agent. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Seung toh pasion , f~ yn re of ci fe rent Cant be seen, for two 4aym 0b 04 corner of Prince. ANTED—A SITUATION AS GARDENER, BY A SO- ber, steady man, who understands gardenii Inquire at Logan’s Manhattan Bakery, No. 354 Ninth street, from 10 to 1 o'clock, for its different branches: ANTED—A SITUATION, AS,WAITER, IN A PRIVATE family, by a respectable single man who thorough- | understands his business, and has the best of city re Any communications addressed to Mr. Hughes, 116 Third avenue, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, will be punctually atteaded to; otherwise, may be | seen for two days at the above address ‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, FROM BOSTON, A situation as barkeeper or assistant, is well ac- Can be seen for three days, quainted with the business. at 198 Seventh avenue, between the hours of twelve and ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, A situation as assistant bookkeeper in a wholesale or ‘The best of city reference and security can Address F. (., No. 3 Dutch street. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MA 4s groom or porter in a store, or some le business: is willing and abl Can be seen at 40 Whitehail street. ANTED—A RE a situation in a dry goods or grocery store; would make himself useful in ‘any respectable’ employment. Good reference given. Add other respectable ress J. F., Herald office ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN. RECENTLY ARRIVED from Belfast, Ireland, a situation as bookkeeper, for which he ix perfectly competent, and can give the best Apply to 8. 5., care of John B. Kiteh- .» 121 Pearl street. by a respectable house in.the dry goods trade, can procure them considerable consig plain muslins from his native town. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A THEORETICAL AND } practical carpenter, who understands calculating. Address Euclid, Herald office, stating where an interview ments of linens and TANTED—A_ GREAT NUMBER OF GOOD CAP makers. The highest prices and steady work will be given, by LEESBURGER & SCHIFF, No, 7 Cedar street, ‘ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED COOK, IN A PRIVATE ily. Must assist in washing, &c. commended can apply immediately at 6¢ Pierrepont street, | ET NURSE—WANTED, A RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman, to take the charge of an infant two months Inquire at No 226 Livingston street, opposite Manover place, Fulton avenue, Brooklyn. ANTED—A GIRL, T0 DO WASHING, IRONING, and cooking. She must come well recommended Rither, or both, may apply to old, at her own residence. Also, a good seamstress. Varick, 100 Front street. ANTED—A YOUNG, HEALTHY WOMAN, AS WET Call at 72 Sixth avenue, at the hall door. §] ‘ANTED—A WOMAN, TO DO COOKING, WASHING ‘and ironing, and assist generally; must be » good cook, perfectly clean and tidy in her person and about her work, and willing to make herself useful. mediately, at 686 Broadway. ED—A RESPECTABLE, NEAT WOMAN, AS waiter, to take charge of a dining room. None need apply but those fully competent, and with good city A middle aged woman preferred. Apply at 106 Fourth avenue. ‘ANTED—A YOUNG LAD, FROM FOURTEEN TO sixteen years of age—one that can write a good hand—to keep accounts, and to make himself generally ‘Must have the best of reference. ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, IN A FURNITURE AUC- tion store, one who writes well, is correct in figures and is not afraid to work. ly before nine this morning, or five in the afternoon, at Greenwich avenue. ANTED—BY A GERMAN YOUNG WOMAN, A SITU ation as first class seamstress ; by a Scotch woman as oook and lnundress or general house servant; and by a ectable, experienced Protestant waiter, or nurse. no others, may ap. rl, as chamber- ive unexception- Apply at 10 Tillery street, near Wants. ery AAA pes CLERK WANTED.—A YOUNG MAN OF GOoly _ address, and thoroughly acquainted vith the retail and preseription trade. Apply to T. P. NORRIS, druggist anc chemist, corner of Pearl and Rose streets. rad ARETE eee ‘ TO take the management of a club for parties going to Austr ‘Apply toor address Mr. Cusac’ Apollo Shades, Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn, Wanted to purchase, a mu- sical clock. 0 HOTEL PROPRIETORS —A GENTLEMAN OF CON- siderable experience in the rotel busivess, and who y extensive acquaintance throughout Pennsylvania, rous of coun ng himself with a well catablished 1 in this city, ax bookkeeper and general clerk. Any y having sueh a vacancy, or wishing an assistant, nm meet with a re-ponrible and ex ddressing a line to H. L., Philadelphia TPO PRINTERS.—A SITUATION IS WANTED BY AN experienced pressman, who has becn accustomed to Yun eylinder presses on job w rk. Has a thorough know! edge of working in colors, and has uo objection to work « hand press. Piease address J. B., Herald office. T° PENCILCASE MAKERS —WANTED, SOME DIS- tance from New York, one hand aceustomed to lathe work, ond one to put pencils together. For particulars, apply on Monday or Tuesday, Feb. 28th and Mareh Ist, to 4 E THAYER, Fsq., Waterbury Jewelry Coompany, 194 roadway. z tie eee SE TT.0 LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTERS —WANTED, A LITHO- r gfraninle printer, ‘one who thoroughly understands printing the best crayon work. None other need aj GOUPIL & Co.’s, 289 Broadway. sisi TNO MERCHAD —THE ADVERTISER, A PRAC- T tieal tailor,: having recently: learned a anes piped taloon and vest’ cutting, wishes an engagement ina ous. tom or ready made clothing establishment, at a moderate salary. The best of reference will be given. Address cutter, Herald office. ol be MANUFACTURERS. — A MIDDLE-AGED MAN wants a situation as boonntonee in a manufactar- ing establishment in the country. a thorough know! edge of his business, and a good practical knowledge of machinery. A line, addressed to Accountant, Herald office, stating where an interview may be had, will meet with immediate attention, Satisfactory references given. | pe DENTISTS.—WANTED, A MECHANICAL AND surgical dentist, who’ understands his business thorougbly, and can come well recommended. No others need apply. One who feels himself competent to take charge of an establishment will be preferred. Inquire personally of E. Preterre, dentist, 150 Bowery, from 8 to 10 A. M. and 6 to 7 P. M. (0 PUBLISHERS AND OTHERS.— A FRENCH GENTLE- man, of liberal education, is desirous of Employing s portion of bis time in translating scientific or other works into English. Address Paris, Herald offies. ENSTRUOTION. norte oer A FRENCH GENTLEMAN, WISHING TO DISPOSE OF few hours in the week, desires to consecrate them in giving lessons in either the French, Greek or Latin languages, also in literature and philosophy. He has no objection to give them in schools, Address P, B., Herald office. YOUNG STUDENT OF MEDICINE, LATELY AR- rived from France, who taught in different ot nobillty in Paris, can spare some hours daily of his study, and wishes to give lessons in the Freneh and Ger- moan languages, in & respectable fomily, for any eompen- sation, or for board and lodging. Address A., at Dr. Leh- wess’s, 64 Ludlow street. OOKKEEPING, &C.—MR, W. J. RENVILLE, NO, 289 Broadway, continues to receive new pupils for prac- tical instruction in bookkeeping, arithmetic, &., quali- fying them in the most thorough and efficiont manner for the duties of the counting room. Open day and evening. RENCH AND GERMAN LANGUAGES TAUGHT BY & most practical system, which enables every dili- gent student to speak and write fluently and correctly the above mentioned languages in half a Plate Lessons given abroad, or at my private dwelling. ‘Terms very moderate. Apply to E. MOMBERT, 65 Orchard street, near Grand, first floor. ENMANSHIP.—MR. GOLDSMITH WILL RRORIVE new pupils daily at his rooms, No. 289 Broadway. Ladies’ classes at 11 avd 4 o'clock; gentlemen at 9 A. M. and 3,7 and8 P.M. Private instruction at hours eonve- nient to the pupil. See cards at the academy. EACHER WANTED—EITHER A LADY OR GENTLE- man, for three hours daily, in a private family; must be perfectly competent to impart a thorough ed- ueation in all its branches; French, Address, with name, reference, terms, and residence, “Instruetion,”’ Broadway Post Onice. ‘ANTED—A MAN AS WAITER, WHITE OR COLOR- ed. Apply at 17 West Seventeenth street, The best of city references must be given. ‘ANTED —A YOUNG MAN, ABOUT EIGHTEEN eara of age, as salesman ina hat store. Apply to WARNOCKS, hatter, 276 Broadws ‘ANTED—A SMART HALL BOY, AND A FIREMAN, for a first class hotel in the city. Also their last situations, Employers and Servants Protective Agency, 148 'ANTED—A GOOD CARPENTER OR CABINETMAK- er, who hax a few tools, to work at ligh Aman who is trusty, quick and han Also, a steady boy wanted. Apply to G. M., 312 Broadway. ‘ANTED—IN A SMALL FAMILY, A YOUNG MAN who thoroughly understands his business, to wait at table, drive a horse, and make himself generally A person who has held su a gentleman’s family in England, and is well recom- good place ard comfortable home. th avenue, corner of Thirteenth atreet. full particulars, appl mended, will find Apply at 35 Sev 'ANTED—A MAN, TO TAKE THE ENTIRE CHARGE of @ music store, as salesman, and te make him self gererally useful. Must know how to play the accor- deon, and be well recommended as to to honesty and ca Address a line to Accordeonist, Herald office, with name, residence and reference, which will be attend: ‘AITER WANTED—FOR A SALOON; derstands his business. Apply at 609 Broadway, basement. Also, two good girls. TANTED—AT JOHNSON'S DINING SALOON, 1 Canal street, a smart, active lad, as waiter; also, a good laundress. Apply immediately. ‘ANTED—A MIDDLE AGED MAN, OF STEADY ing the books of a limited attending occasionally to the calea of a store down town. He must be a practical Catholic, and bring the best of references for character. To a suitable person the situation will be & moderate compensation. Address Catholic, Herald habits, capable of k N ENGLISH LADY AND HER SERVANT, WHO HAS lived with her during many years, is desirous of ing charge of a private house, owned’ or oceupied by one or more respectable particular terms. She mentions no tender the most satisfactory ication to be made to Mrs. Tindall, 108 YOUNG GERMAN LADY WISHES A SITUATION in a German family, as companion for the lady, and small chil dr YOUNG MAN I8 IN WANT OF A SITUATION AS orter in a dry goods atore. Is an excellent packer ve Can get ® good reference from his last em- Address S., at Mr. Dick’s, bootmaker, Henry street, South Brooklyn. YOUNG MAN, SPEAKING ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND German, wants a situation in a good busine: writer, and hag some knowledge of bookkeep! Best recommendations est, and of good habits. Address W. V., Herald office. RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES TO OBTAIN ‘8 situation in a respectable private family, as cham- sewing very neat, and isa te washer and ironer. Can give the best of refer- Has no objection to go a short distanoe in the Please call at 62 Adams street, Brooklyn. Can be geen for four days. WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS SEAMSTRESS ‘or chambermaid; hes nocbjection to do washing or ifoning. Please ad trees a note for A. K., Union square Bermaid. She can do plain ‘YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS NURSE, or as chambermaid and waiter, city reference. Can be seen for two days, at 111 Twenty- fifth street, between Second and Third avenues. Has the best of YOUNG GIRL WISHES TO OBTAIN A SITUATION ‘as chambermaid, or to take care of children, or to 46 plain sewing. Good city reference if required. Can be seen, for two days, at 113 Sullivan street, first floor. RESPECIABLE PROTESTANT YOUNG MAN, AGED 21, wishes a situation as coachman in a family.’ Fully understands his business in all pointa, and have no objection to assist or atten! in a kitchen den. The best of references given if required. Call at jo. 6 Morris street, for Willia YOUNG GERMAN GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS seamstress ina respectable family. Is a good dress- do chamberwork. Please maker, and is also wiing to address C, B., Herald office. RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL DESIRES A situation as chambermaid and waiter, or to take care of children, or to do general housework in a small reference. Apply at 58 Sands n be seen for two days. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN W tion as child’s maid and seamstress, or to do light ‘The bost of reference given. Ploase call at 28 Duane street, third floor, for twa days. ILERK IN A LAW OFFICE.—WANTED, IN A LAW office, a competent and industrious clerk. Good penmanship indispensable. Salary from $900 to $500, ac- to qualifications, with a prospeet of advancement, Address, in his own hand wri- ANTS A SITUA- oa satisfaction. unsellor, Herald office. OOK WANTED.—AN ENGLISH OR SCOTCH COO! understands her business. 67 Hicks street, RESSMAKING.—WANTED, BY A_ RESPECTABLE who is competent in cutis by the day, in genteel fami the week at No 2 James street. yRUG CLERK WANTED—IN A FIRST CLASS RETAIL store. A young man, thoroughly the dispensing of medicin ‘ANTED—IN A SMALL CLASSICAL SCHOOL, NEAR this city, a teacher of French and music. ’ Salary liberal. None need apply but a Frenchman well qualified for his profession, Apply to T. J. FONDA, Eaq., 27 Nas- sau street. id LIQUORS. Mander’s Dublin stout; ory kins & Co.’s London porter and stout; Dove's Youngers & Tennant’s Scotch alen; Basa’s & a Rast India pale ale; extra Philadelphia ‘ales; porter and brown. stout, for sale, at lowest prices, by WM. H. UNDERHILL, 430 Broome street, corner of Crosby. Dy) OLD STYLE JUGS SCHIEDAM GIN, 0.0 100 cases Schuapps.—The above are pronounced by the medical faculty to be the best and rest article imported. Brandies, wines, whiskey, cor- jals, syrups, in all their various ‘eent. below ‘usual prices. WM. H. UN! street. 1,000 Charles Hiedsleck, “Temple, Bounsy, Tem; other choice wines; white French and German wines: choice elaret wine, from $150 per dos., for sale, by H. UNDERHILL, Broome street. N. B.—Choiee Jamaira shrub and lavender brandy. ID pee ABOUT TO PURCHASE THEIR stock, should not fail to call at 300 Broadway, examine the stock of PETERS & CHAMBERS, who, to their connection with many of the best houses in Europe, are prepared to sell a better article, for less money, than any other house in the trade. ETERS & CHAMBERS, 300 BROADWAY—IMPORT- P ers and dealers in all grades of brandies, and segars. Goods sold in bond, subject to debentare, in assorted packages, at the lowest market price. Buyers are requested to examine our stock. i f HORSES, CARRIAGES, dice OR SALE—A SECONDHAND TOP WAGON,- ONE without top, and two sulkeys, in complete order, and will be sold cheap by immediat plication to AR- MOUR BROTHERS, corner Third avenue and Sixty-fifth atreet. (OR SALE—A FINE YOUNG BAY HORSE, SIX years old, sound, kind, and a fast traveller, perfect ness. and under the saddle; also, a light, phazton,jfor four seats, with shifting top, pole, shafts, and plated mountings. Apply at stable, 72 Eighth street, near Fifth avenue. RK SALE—A BAY PONY-BUILT HORSE, SIX YEARS old this spring, 153 hands high, warranted sound, ind and gentle, free and pleasant under the saddle or in withoutia fante Apply"'at Thompeon's stable %10 Bese without a fault. Apply at Thompson's t Thirteenth street, near Third avenue. i ‘OR SALE—A FINE BLACK HORSE, SIXTEEN HANDS: high, seven years old, kind and true in single or dou- bie harness, and is warranted sound in every respect. Can be seen at the Arcade Stables, Clinton Lr naar street. For further particulars apply at 128 it street, rear office, up stairs. EW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 31 CROSBY STREET.— Auction sale of horses, carriages, harness, &c., every Monday and Wednesday, at 12 olelook. |ATFIELD, Proprietor. COPARTNERSHIP pee ihrerronsrrsene bt << > ea GERMAN GENTLEMAN, OF EXTENSIVE BUSINESS connections in several parts of the globe, ha ; ierience, and possorsing a ready enpital of $6 000, fe daa rous of joining an established firm of high respectability, in the general commission and ship) agency line. Parties willing to make him overtures, will please address B. Herald office, stating where an interview Be It is requested that only principals will ARTNER WANTED.—A SMART, ACTIVE, BUSINESS man, fond of travel, and possessing « small capital, Will hear’ of something ‘worth his attention by calling at room No. 4, Fowler's buildings, Nassau street, between the hours of 1 and 3 P. M. LEGAL NOTICES. UPREME OOURT.—IN THE MATTER Heation of the Mayor, Aldepmen and Eiy of New York, relative to the opening of street, from Fifth avenue to wee avenue, in the Twelfth ward of mid city, the and of the said sity of New York, give notice, pursuant to the statute in such case and provid that the said the Mayor, Aldermen and Com- menalty of the City of New York, intend to make appll- cation Yo the Buy Court of the State of New York, at a special term of said oourt, to be held at the of New York, on Monday, the Maroh, 1! Wires endlscces ee that day, a! as soon thereafter as ean be heard, for the ap- bove ter; nat oxtent of the kn pe Thereby intended te the ot ndredth atrest, sveane Qo highs ovenue: 1a the olty 0 New Ye Posts New aa: ‘an act of the tovening’ the ‘ey’ april ee ‘ork, sed (or punt 3. DILLON ‘the Corporation. named defendants: You are ts summoned and re- quired to answer the complaint in this led in the office of the Clerk of the city and county of New York, in the eity of New York, on the 29th day of January, 1863, and to serve » eopy of your anid complaint on the subseribers, at thir Chambers street, in said city, within twenty da; the service of this summons on |, exclusive of The day Haiot within the time dtorera, the plain thie set ‘ot within at ‘will apply to the court for the demanded in the WILLARD, SWEENY & ANDERSON, y . Best of city reference re- quired, Address'A. C, M., Hei complaint. , & Plaintiff’s Attorneys, No. 61 Chambers street, New York, Dated New York, demuary 28, 1863. ste!