The New York Herald Newspaper, March 25, 1853, Page 5

Spring Fashions in New York. OPENING DAY AT THE MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENTS. to pursue ‘the even tenor of its way,” and society has replied to the saxcasms vf cynics, and solaced ita ‘wounded vanity, by urging that ‘‘ fachions were made by fogs for wise men to wear.” Being thus satistied of the necessity of prererving an clegant exterior, the well-to-do portions of mankind have made dross study. But in ‘erder to save them-elves tha trouble of designing pat- terns, and to preserve @ uniformity of cut and color, they eonventionality, adhere closely to the regulations made by the leaders of la mode. In France, England, America, and other countries, certain seasons have been set apart for changing the styles.of dress. At those periods the fair portion of creation are ever in a flutter to know the new farhion;and to mect their anxious inquiries, and please their fancies, the milliners prepare the bonnets, espe, and hats, and deck out their stores as their tastes dictate. ‘The ladies of New York have been some time on the qui vive with regard to the spring fashions, and their anx- feties were relieved by the rotices that appeared in friends the milliners would be prepared to satisfy their eariosity. The day being thus named, visiting parties ‘were made up among the Jadies, and, on the part of the milliners, there has been the greatest displays of energy * to}ave all things in readiness for those who might honor *\% them with a visit. On the part of both, expectations * were wrought up to the highest pitch. But, alas! they were doomed to disappointment. ) The day, the great day, was most inauspicious, being 4 ehilly and windy. To enhance the dircomforts, the Street Commissioner, fuiling in politeness to the fair sex, had ‘easily conceived—the dust rolled up before the wind in clouds; at the corners of dilferent streets, particularly, | f, the pedestrians had sore trials, for their clothes were | tee covered and their eyes became filled with dust. The ; ladies wisely forebore venturing out under such circum- stances. A few, however, who were unable to restrain their anxiety to sec the fashions, satistied their autiosity without being inconvenienced with the dust, by the help ef carriages, snugly ensconced in which they bade de Y fiance to the weather. ‘Thus, in the noighburhood of those stores in Broadway, Canal, and contiguous strocts, which had been advertised as containing the fashions Grove off with their occupants, others drew up. The show rooms of the advertised stores prosented a truly gay appearance. caps, hats, and mantillas, of more colors than the rain- bow, and the eyes of the visitera knew not on which to rest, nor which to admire the most. The gaiety of the scenes was enhanced by the bustling about of the mil- liners, and the pleasure and delight which were displayed | ‘on the faces of tho elegantly dressed ladies who were | surveying the different articles, and ever and anon exam- ining with unalioyed gratification a hat that had parti- eularly struck their fancy. The prevailing fashions were hate with trimmings on the ribbons, embroidered capes trimmed with ribbons, @eep fiunts, close crowns. Straw bonnets were in abun- dance aud were trimmed more than usual. Leghorn were adorned with feathers; others were trimmed with flowers and feathers; crape bonnets had many flowers outside, and were expensively trimmed ; white bonnets embroidered and trimmed with white flowers ; green silk bonnets, trimmed with lilac. Very few grees bonuets with feathers, French hats, trimmed with ribbons and flowers, which, | 4% is supposed, will be very much worn, as also a light and dayk shade of linen hat. Lilac, trimmed with white Blond and flowers. Black veils will generally prevail. The hats generally were made with falling crowns, rising at the top, close at the ears, and principally ribbon bon- nets, very thin and gossamer like. Many hats, with wreaths all around and ornamented with yold risbons, particularly in the case of straw bonnets, the effect of which will be cousiderably heightened. ‘The mourning fashions consist of rich mourning mil- Unery mantles, chimisets, habits, and rich flowers. The | bonnets are full, and there are very few with cap crowns. They were of thin luee and straw. The mantles have points and ruflies. Mantles are. generally, of the yoke talma shape, and * of various colors, suitable to the dresses of the wearers. | Such are the spring fashion: New York Trade Sales, ‘ The extenrive trade sele of books, stationery, &c., was + wesumed with unabated spirit, at the rooms of Messrs. Bangs, Brothers & Co., yesterday morning. The attend- ance of purchasers and agents was very numerous, the mart being quite crowded before noon, The varied and very valuable contributions of Messrs. D. Appleton & Co., of ibis city, were rst offered, and sold without reserve. The stock wan most extensive, embracing travels and tales, illustrated poetical works, law books, the sermong ef eminent divines, and college and text books, in the Lat- in, Greek, French, German, Italian, Hebrew, and English laxyuoges. all written by authors of note. Tho books sent fm by Mr. Henry Carey Baird, of Philadelphia, came next, and were to bo succeeded by those of Thomas McElrath, and © C. Chi'ds, of New York; Lippincott, Grambo & Co, Philadelphia; Derby & Miller, of Auburn, and man: ether firms ‘the house of Lippincott, ‘Grambo Go. cent in some magnificent standard editions of the book of Common Prayer, illustrated with steel Plater, and in sizes suited for the pew, pocket, or lady's Fetieule. ‘The prices obtained were r+munerative with- out being exorbitant, and promise to ensure a tair foot- ing. buih te the trade and public, dariag the year. The reputation of the publichers, with the fine style in which the books were got ont, obtained a good price for some works of not much real intrinsic value, particularly po- étical productions. So that— ‘If the lines sbould only line portmanteaus, ‘Trede will be all the better for the cantos.”” The auctioneer had not reached the stock of Mr. Edward Mifler, of Philadelphia, when our reporter left. It is pur- vorea’ to commenre with the contributions of Robert Carter & Brothers, New York, this morning. FasminG AND PRraveR —The Governor of Connecticut has, by proclamation, ordered that this’day be observed throughout the State as a day of fasting and prayer; and | * that in all places of worship, and wherever two or thros are gathered together in His name, the burthen of aching | and heavy hearts may be laid before the Lord, and His merciful intorposition invoked in bobali of all who need the Divino assistance ; that He will cleanse from sin <" whatever hae doen roiled or injured by its blighting touch, , and make the period of humiliation before His throne ahe springtime of uew hopes aud purposes, which shall ripen into the peaceable fruits of righteousness. That Ho vill lighten the eares of the laborer, and bless the work of his hands; give to virtue and truth the reward due to great moral triumphs; avert evil from families, and administer comfort to those whe mourn the death of the beautiful and good; hush the passions which disturb he borom of society or thy peace of the State, and draw clover texetber by the cords of love the offspring of a And that the blessing of God may rest upon everything which ix worthy and of good report— The vabcols whlch extend the empire of Enowledse and the charitien which strotch their angel wings over tho wrecks of suffering humanity, and shed ab:oad through- out our country and the world the light and warmth of the Gospel dixpenration. en » Letters for Havana +Malils for Havana, gteameor Black Warrior, wild close at the Exchange Reading Room, (No. 67 Exchange.) this t half-pagt 11 o'eloe . where all letters must be mailed, the Post Of tennot forward them, common larent Notice to the Public, Orvice or tur Sreamsmip Uncun Sam, No. 51 Cortlandt stroot, March 24, 1853. From certain procoedings in the Police Court, as reported + i #ome of tho nowspapers of this city, it would appoar that Mr. Horace 4. Shaw, ry, confidential olerk, had some con- vection with Georxe E. Hamilton, in the late ticket swindle. Mr. Sh in my employ as clerk and cashier for more than-two years, and has always sustained a most aa pasar i ta eter, and is, in my opinia: able of Phot as noth Reon elicited, ko fat, iv he requested to . til the invertis +” entirely free kim from even motest degres connocted wit It matters not whether the Day be clear or gtondy, te perfect nre tho method and instruments of ROOT, No. X35 Broadway, that an exact and beautiful Dasnerre type is always made by him. Crayon Daguerreotypos mar at no othcr place. Rooms caay of access. Twenty-five Cent Daguerreotypes.—Rees & Co, No. 280 ltroadway, have no rivals to & expedition ard auality of picture making country, With their new and original pr in thin or any one, and & sevon horee power German plate machine, J) picturos of tho tirst quality are taken daily. Reware of all {initationa, Satamancder Safes, Witder’s Patent, with R improvement.—-STEARNS & MARVIN, No. 146 Water street, Now York, aro tho onty makers of Salaman- der Safes, with Wildor's patont and Rioh's patout eombined ther Fire In the Bonded Warehouse nd papers !—Such an announce, ly forth many remarks aout ° artien concerned In Provide for the office a fireproof safe, They, others who are not supplied with one of these indi articles, wilitiind it ie not the best poles to wait til comes, but go at onc depot, No, 00 Johu street, he and urchase oue of the Deviance Saiatunder Safos, C.J. Uay- ke. M. PATRIC: ng to as oll laley the fire jex's patent. Sole Mannfaotu Cheap Sugars.—Just received, a lai assort- ment of brown and yellow sugars, which aro offered at re- awoed prices. Also, fumily groveties, green and binok teas, a fits for sale in cruantities to Suit dealers and families, at the stores, an re x nd ares stores, 2 enwich, and 76 Vesey Hteeets, J , ‘Though philoropbers have for centuries harped on the follies of mankind in attending to exterior decorations ‘more than to mental cultivation, the world still continues \ have voluntarily allowed professors of the mystic art to | think and choose for them, and, by the strict rules of the Hxnaw of this week, that on Thursdey their | made no arrangements for having the thoroughfares | cleaned, and the consequences of such nogleet may be | Hines of yehieles were stationed all day, and, as some | There were displays of bonnets, | qual them for | | i | | | | | | i | | i j; ment of Sne gold and silver watcher orimpnir tho powor: io Snormts | both is a wal mae the best hatters of our cov. ent ieeues of our fashiorg} Liertt hie haide of at; wail thesnecisea of. Ma Be ow 1 or the ‘with this spirit-oxciting romance Te of hats, and though the for- merit—fell stillborn from um imu we circulation. jon office No. 123 Fulton street. Drake, No. 9 Bowery, hav! " introduced his spring style of bat for the,senton, those in want of a good ve him a cull, ries Bate 84 'go and $90. A 3. Titany wad Thos. Armstrong, salermen. Great Sale of Hats at No. 90 Fulton street. — Th demand for Freeman's spring (has comp. ed him to increase his facilities manufacture of his beantiful and light chapeaas, and he now invites those who are in want of a fashionable hat to call at No. #0 Fulton street. Price &3 and $3. REEM Dress—Dress.—The most and all-important article ef dress elogaut hat, aud among the many sold in thiecity none are ag elegant, neat and duravle, ae those sold by the people's batters, the practical mechanics of No. 11 Park row. Their «pring style of drese hat cannst fail to lease the most fastidious. Call and « Price $1 and $3. Hat Finiehers’ Union, No. 11 Park row, opposite the Astor jouse. Spring Styles.—W. P. David 14 ready with tho new atylor.of gentlemen's hats. Ifyou wish @ really beau- tiful article, and easy fitting hat, try one. His sales room is 201 Broadway, second door from Duane street, where all tastes may be suited. ‘W. H. McDonald’s Commercial Advertising Houwe, 102 Naasau street, corner of Ann.—Tho best leading parertial daily and weekly paperafrom every part of the inion. The test business Stand in the City.— Meecrs. BLEEK will offer, on Mond: ih, the ten years 1 of that -comman: buriners stand on the corner of Chambers stroct and Chat. kam, ruitable for any businoas, and wonld command any amount of tra See Courier and Tribune. Look at this Golden Opportunity—Equal to tho mines of California or Australia Come one, come all, and bn: share in this splendid plot of village lots and oon to ho transferred to 400 subscribers, of which will get a farm of from acres for $15, This is the last distribution of village lots and farma, and will take placo the 1953, Engraved may tion of the a CHARLES WOO: Mourning Mantillas and Bonnets.—Bartho- lomew & Weed wil! opon on Thnraday, March 2%, their Srmas by warcan- 0 to twoty, Lakeland at of March, and pamphlets, giving a full descrip: can be bad hy applying at the office of , 208 Broadway, corner of Fultoa street. b styles of, weerniRe mantillas and mnets. BARTOLO. MEW & WEED’S now monrning stor, 561 Broadway, be- tween Spring and Princo streets, Mourning Sitlks.—Bartholomew and Woed axe prepared lo exhibit the most splendid stock of mourning tilke to be found in the city tozether with every doscrintion of spring fall and half mourning dress goods, BARTHO- LOMEW & WEED’S new mourning store, 661 Broadway. Damaged Mousquetaire Black Silk Laces.— An ipvoice of the above goedsttmportod per stoamner Africa, will be sold at VAN WYC! BBE ¢ TOWNSEND'S anc: tion rooms, corner Exchange place and William street, on Saturday morning, 20th inst. Dry Goods in Brooklyn.—F.C, Smith, Nos. 223 and 245 Fuiton street, ie daily roooiving, from auetion orters, rich fashionable aflka, plain and embroidered hawls, and printed shawls, berozo de Inines, berozes, dimuslins, &e. Ladies aro invited to oall and look hrough our clegant ntock of now spring gooda hefore making their purehaser. As oach departiment will. be complete with fashionable goods of the veason, ladies will save fhemsely the trouble of shopping from store to store to”get suite: Sud goods will be sold at such prices as will defy competi jon. Sine Dic should be the Motto ofsome Tradtes= amen, for their promises, ns tranclatod hy thoir performance, must mean indefinite postponement. GREEN, No. 1 Astor Houre, when he commenced tho shivtmaking bu solved never to bo bebind timo in filling an order. rule, and tho beauty of his shirts, have Leen the fuundation of his succcre, Facts Speaking tor Thomselvesi— 1. JEFFER’S ladies’ boots and shoes took the modal at the World's Fair. 2. Jeffers’ work and material both defy serutiny. 3. Jefere? own hand shapes and dirocts hia work 4. Style, fit and finish ure Joffors’ peculiar forte, 5. Every lady of taat oitimately socks Jeffers 6. Jeffers’ continues at 467 Broadway. Ladies, the Spring Time of Life 1s Came, and if you wish to promenade, you will fied at MILLERS, in Canal street, beautiful yaiter bouts of all the fashionable styles, at 128., 168., and 182. Ey 5 er pair. First quality alippors, ties, and busking ut Sy, und 10e.; seoond quality, samo stylo, at 69. und Rs. the pair, with boys, misses, aud children's beots and rhocs of all Kinds and prices, Ladies, remember Miller's, 184 Canal street. Splendid Carpetings —Smith & Lounxbery, 448 Poarl street, havo reosiv if late arrivals, « large stock of velvot tapestry, Itrnssols, three-ply, sud iugratn carpeting, of chaste and ologant designs, whioh, having been purchased previous to the recent advance in prices, they are enabled to offer at very great inducements, Canal Street Carpet Store, 70 Canal street. E. A. PETERSON & CO. call the attention of their frionds d tho public to their stock o Teceivod from the most celeh fore the late advance in prices, and for sale full cont less than those purchased at the present rate: Carpetings.—Peterson & Hamphrey, 370 Broadway, are daily receiving, per packets from Euro} ndditi applies of rich and elegant carpetings, of su; rior fabric and styles, entirely new, and particularly ada| ed to city trade. For sale full ten per cont lens than other stores selling similar goods. Cr igs and Ollcloths Cheap -for Cash — WM. McGRORTY wishes to call the attention of families abont furnishing to his present stock of carpet: and oilcloti: which have been carefully selected, and consist of the rio gouds for the spring trade, all of which ho will dispoae of at rices not to be mndersold.' 12 Broadway, three dors from iberty stroot. An cxperionced upholstercr to measure aud fit carpets, de. Crystal Palace Carpets, at Hiram Anderson's eight spacious salon rooms, No. #9 Bowory.—Magnificent uew styles mossic, royal volvot, and tapestry Brussels earpete, imported from celebrated English factories for exhibitien at the Cryetal Palace; alzo, Hare's celebrated Enalish floor oil- cloths, of fresco, Gothic and scroll figuras; also, Buglish Uhree- ly and ingrain carpets, rugs, covers, shades, dte., at as- cuishingly low Prices uae ee Sewing Machines.—9500 a year is the least that a female operator will earn, over and ahove what sho could by hard iabor, by using one of SINGER'S Sowing Ma- chines, Call and see them in operation, at the principal office, 268 Broadway. Jackson & Many would inform thely Friends and the public that they have removed from 143 Chatham street to 10 Bowery, coruer of Broome street, formerly oc. eupied by R. C. Akerly, where they will find s largo and elegant avsortment of gold and silver watches, silver ware, fine cutlery, &e., which they are retailing at manufacturers’ prices. JACKSONe& MANY, 150 Bowery. O. 8. Jennings is happy to inform his frionds and the public that he still continues at the old well-known stand, No. 4 Fution street, where he offers s large assort- superb jowolry, and nd warranted to de 4 Fulton atreet, slogent cilver waro, at reduoed pric ‘a6 represented. 0. 3. JENNING Great Bargains at 156 Falton street.—Now rolling off, tho entiro took of ladies, gonta, misses, boys, and childrens’ boots, shoee, gaiters, &c., at a great saveifice, in order to clore up the Ve we who want to buy cheap, great inducements it ‘0 ate now oferod. Will sell single pairs, or by tho doxon, far below cost, Pianos—A Rare Chance.—Owing to Removal, a few of T. Gilbert & Co.'s celebrated pianos, with and with. out the olian, will be sold, and monthly paymonts takon, if immediate applicat: be made to HOA 'E WATERS, exclusive a , Warerooms 333 Bruadway, corner of An thony strect, second fivor. Plates to go under Store Show Windows. —8. C. CLARK, 539 Broadway, cngravor, ia ppokktbaclt | aboantiful erticle resembling silver, at the low price of $4 per foot; alvo, door plates, cards, seals, &o., engraved and Printed at low prices. Window Shades.—Hest Assortment in the world, at KELTY & FERGUSON'S, 29014 Broadway, and $4 Reade strect. Dealors kuppliod from first hands. Shades warranted to stand any climate, and sold lower than at any restablishment. N. B.—Store, charoh, and other large des, painted and lettcred to order, in superior style. Show Cases.—A Large Assortment constant ly on hand, and mado to ordor in tho noatost atylo y $.—Particnlar attention paid to orders roceived for the World's Pair, B. K. PREBLES, No. 124 Grand street, three doors exst of Broadway Edmund C. Charles, No. 7 Park Place, offers for sale a choice assortment of wines and segars, of his own importation, which will compare favorably with any article in the market. E.C.C. ts sole proprietor and importer of Charles’ celobrated Loudon Cordial Gin, the auperiority of which, over all other ging, has acquired for it. a popularity unprecedented, It isnot only dolizhtful liqnor, but an admirable tonic, and is used sneepastully in cages of dyspep- 1 xravel, dropey, and innumeravie other diseases.” Lt ts pul sup in auart bottles, stamped with th and eignature, and packed i Cleaver’s Houcy Soap.—Just received, agen of the above incomparable toilet soap, F. 8. Cleaver's celebrated Brown Windsor, Shaving orenins and conps, Bear's grease, olarified marrow, &c. For tale by -W. J. DAVIS & CO), 40 Cortlandt clroet, sole agents for United States. Nervous Disenses Annthilated by Professor Morse’s Invigorating Elixir, or Cordial.—Ae tho discoverer and componnder of thia novel and poworfal v tive prodictod, it has vanquished all prejudicas, borne down ai! opposition, converte! doubt into wonder and admiration, ard row stands, by the admission of reionge, as well na by the verdict of the publi, at the head of all medicine yot in vented for the cure of nérvoun direasos, local aad gonoral name | Weaknors, and all tho varioua disordera of the head, the stomach, and the vital aystem, which impede the functions the adimal machinery, e Tny Elixir or Cordial not only relieves, but actually exterminates all nervous diroasos, by romoving their ocnses, and so building up and fortifying tho whole phyrioal system, that it heeomes absolutely invulnerable to AIL attacks of this character, and a relapse is therefore ix ° ¢ porsitle, ‘The Bi nes peculiarities never before tocinted in any medicine, While it acta epecifoally upon the eirculation and the etions, purifying and novatin and gives tone and rezularity of action to tha stomach and bowols, ‘t COMMUNICATES VITAL, EVEROY to every relnxod organ, and imparts a dogree of musentar strength, and a expacity to enduro fatigue, whethor hodit hatin pericotly artoniahing. The fnocid. thes 8 herdon under its influence, the nerves ara bro is restrong. ALL other tonics and stimu preparation fer the It kas, in many docporate and violent effected radical cures, aftor pationts had boon abandor tnd their condition prononneed hopoloss, by medical pr Hilencra of ,Mgn professional character. Pur sale by CHARLES W. RING, Goneral Agent, 192 Broadway, New York, to whom all orders muet be addres: complainte, Hater Dressing and Bathing Rooms —The no plus ltra of Inxnry and teate may be pratitied by calling at GARDNER'S, No. 6 W Mercantile Hotel, nh ran aereay eae Se yh Fy oharacter; recedent in thi fae beyond 3 Retailed af the reimarkahl tow handsome bottles. Sold manu! . Principal Jobbore of droge fazey goods in New York, Philadelphia, Boston, New Or- Kean Ae. &c., and by all retail dealers cvcry where, in eity and country. Principal wholesale wig 61 Broadway, upstairs, D. 8. BARNES, Proprietor. Gouraua’s Liquid Hair Dye is, without ex- seption or reservation, the very beet ever invented. Beware of puffed dyes. Equally celebrated is Go 's Medicated Soap, for curing pimples, froekles, zallowness, chaps, rough. fem, de, Pondre Subtile uproots hair from any part of the boqy. Lil; Liquid Ro’ White, and Hair Gloss, st 67 ‘er street, near Broadway. Wigs and Tow tchelor'’s New Styis of wigs are pronounced the most perfect imitation of nature ever Invented. Those wanting a very superior artiole should call at BATCHELONS celebrated wig tactory, No 4 Wall street, where can be found the largest and best’ assortment in the city. Copy the address. and Toupees, manufactured by Clire- hugh, have for twenty years stood tho test of compotition agtinst the world, for superiority of material, boanty of finish and natural exactness of iit. They may be ciaased Among the curiosities of geniusand art. Call and examine, at 179 Broadway, up stairs. and Toupees.This most cl; ticle, and fac similie of perfocti GARDNER it ar Dye.—Batchelor’s Celebrated Liquid ip the best yet discovered for coloring the hair o1 the moment it is applied. The wonderful oase with which this favorite and old established ye Berferms is astoniehing. 16 is for sale, ox applied ATCHELOR’S wig factory, No. 4 W: ret. hate dye wi Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Female Support. ers, inttruments for club-feet, knock-knees, how-loga, waak eur 0 of the spine, a very superior elastic for eularged veins of the leg, and elastic knoe-ca di trusves, and every kind of surgical belt, at GLOVER’S, Ne. 12 Aan street. A Singular Discovery hus been made for the temoval of birthanarks, scirrhus cancers, polypus, tumors, moles, and all exereseences of the skin, without tl of she knife or caustic. All persons interexted will be od of the fact by oalling at tho office of the subso: Yooond avenue, coruer Twelfth street. MARVEY & WALLACE, Magic Hmx Dye, to color the Phalon’s air or whiskers thc moment it is applied, without injury to | the bair or skin, It van be washed immodiately witout Aisgurldng the color and has no bad oder. I¢is applied. pr. vately, or sold ct PHALON’S Wig Factory 197 and SIZ 88. Nicholas Hotel, and by druggists gonorally. Phalon’s Chsmical Hatr Invigorator, ta prevent baldness, and to restore hair that has fallen off, or Yecome thin, and to cure sourf or dandroff, or invont it aie teliitanteglons ant’ permanent oeciitocealeas Hi? 4nd 517 Broadway, under the dt, Nicholas Motel, and all the trug stores in every city. ‘Watts’ Nervous Antidote is now beginning to bo understood. . It in not compoundod to eure this or that aomplaint, but to nocuro casa from pain, sloop, chocrfulnoas, appetite, digestion, and atrongth, which it is guarantood to do, In every case where it is taken, disease cannot romain tong after. Office, 424 Greonwich stroot. Watts’ Nervous Antidote a certain and speedy cure for neuralsia, rheumatism, tio doleroux, cramps, debility, and all nervous complaints, 1f not found bened- sial the money refunded, $1 per bottlo; six bottles, $4 50, Depot $8 Ann stroot, ono door below Nassau. Sent to any part of the country. Ten Minutes at Cristadoro’s, No. 6 Astor House, will change the color of your hair to the richest brown or black. There is no intermediate tinge. doez its work in a moment completely. For keeping the hair clean, lustrous, thick, and curling, and prevontlug greynces, there'is nothing equal to Cristadoro's Hair Preservative. Rheumatism, Scrofula, &c.—Fyat Raleam ix the most certain remedy for tho worst theso and all disenscs flowing from grert impurity of the Dood. It curcd Mr. G. N. Franklin, 158 Ridridgo stroot, after he had boon so sovercly afftictod with rheumatic pal 8 to bo unablo to get in or out of bod without assis It owred Kr. E. 1, Molly, 77 Market stroot, of a « cage of sorofula, for which he had been treated in the New York Hospital eix months, and then pronounced inenrable. Tthas cured thousands of cages equally desperate, which have been putlished in the Herald, Sun, and other papers, Principal depot, 246 Grand stroct.' Pride 75 conta por bottle fo, on of A Card.—Dr. Powell, Ocullst, Aurist, d&c., will receive his patients for the ensuing season from 1) 4 o'clock daily, Dr. Powell has recently imported large assortment of artificial eyes, which exactly assimilate the natural eye in color, movement aud expression, and can Leinserted and removed without pain or operation. Dr, Paw: rentigo on tho Ryo” can he proourad at his otfive; also ‘ated solfacting eyo and oar fountaina, Dr. Powoll established a private clinique, open from 9 to 10 s*elock daily fer persons in limited means. Circulars, containing articulars, can be obtained free at his office, 502 Broadway, et weenfBroomo and Spring streets, The dys | Write a good hand, be quick at figures, und understand book- } in hin trial A white Poxéee Port Othce, Piiladelpbies stating wie the ins ith roference and qi ine eens RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION as cook, or to do Can oF rod olty reference fro bas Ii A YOUNG AM RICAN GIRL WANTS A SITUATION in a private family, as chambermaid and waiter. Can Ay te eatialty referenee. Plenee call, for wwodaye, at.33l | ond avenue. RESPECTABL PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES A | situation itewardess, or to travel withs family to Francisco, California; she is used to. travelling, we call for two days, if mot engaged, at No.9 Battery RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A situation to de the kiteben work, or would have no ob- jection to do the general housework of a small private fa. mily, Is a first rate cook, washer and irone: Plain cook, Good city reference given, Call strect, in the rear, between Third and Fourth a he veen for two days, RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUA- tion as chambermaid teamstrere, Has the best of city reference. two days, Pleare call at No, 5 Carmine NY RESPECTABLE LADY, WISHING TO ADOPT a hoalthy female babe, four months old, can have one by calling on Tne mother, at 261 William street, over the je cficr's store, front room. No means to support them. Can be even for Feet. RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION ay first-rate cook; she understand the making of all Kinds of coup und partry, The best of eity reference given. Pleace eal? at 221 Thompron street. PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITU- ation at seamstr dorstands ontting Indice’ and children’s d nd all ether fauiily sewing: would travel with a lady or family as lady's maid. Ca teen for two days, at S41 Twelfth street, hetween Firat and Sceond avenue! GARDENER WANTED.—A MAN WELL ACQUAINT- ed with fae gardening and transplanting trees, and can come well recommende industry, sobriety, honesty in wanted, to go a few miles Liberty street, up staire, a situation in some mercantile house ag ehipping clerk, or a8 an assistant in any other capacity. Caa produce the best of city referonce as to honesty and capability, Address American, Herald office. YOUNG MAN WISHE# A SITUATION AS GROOM, to take charge of few horses, or to drive m horse and cart. Me perfcetly understands his businera, and has good city references. Please eall at No, 22 Hudson avenue, Brouklyn. A YOUNG MAN WISHES TO OBTAIN A SITU A2TON ins bookstore; has hid several yoars oxporiance i tie business, wholesale and retail, and is considerably a, quainted with the dealers; would act ay sulesman, or in mort spy department of the businevs; is also experienced in hookkecying by double entry, and is competent to take charge of w aet of books. Please address 8. H. E., Horald ofic of $250 to $40. Must have some knowledge of farming, be willing to travel, and give good references, Can clear from $500 to $1,0 th. Address, with real name and :000 per mon! Post paid, B. 8. B., Herald otice, This is no humbu, OY WANTED.—AN INTELLIGENT, ACTIVE, terpriting boy, who writes a good hand, and his parents, not too proud to work, or unwilli himrolt generally uneful, may find a situation with a salar of $104 tho first year, Apply, personally, at store 159 Broad- way. ‘OY, WANTED.—A BOY, ABOUT 16 OR 18 YEARS of ace, wanted, in a clothing establishment. He must keeping. Must come well recommended. Apply at No. 86 i: & ir Brooklyn, from 8 to 10 c’clock, A. M., or from tos P. M. OOK WANTRD—A YOUNG WOMAN TO COOK, and to assist in washing and ironing. Apply, between Vand 12 o’elock, ab 153 Bleecker street, OACHMAN WANTED—A FIRST-RATE MAN, understands his business thoroughly, and is and obi in disposition, way hear of tion ix the country, fourteen miles from the ing to Ryerson & Howard, No, &6 Broadway. OACHMAN AND GARDENER WANTED—ONE WItO is woll acquainted with the care aud management of horser, and 2 good and eareful driver. Must be willing to devote his spare time to the garden, Apply at 179 Pearl street, alter 9 o'clock, A. M, MBROIDERERS—WANTED, TO EMBROIDER IN 1 fold und silver bnilion. Apply at the rogalia depot ot E, Combs, 244 Grand street NGRAVER WANTED—A ¢ TTERER OF S1L- ver ware, Jewelry, de. A! TAS. B, JON) street, corner of John. 00D SHIRT IRONERS WANTED—APPLY AT NO. | 18 Mercer stroot. : wild erate iDVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY, SER THIRD SEVENTH AND FIGHTH PAGES. PERSONAL. NFORMATION WANTED—OF CHARLES MeDON- nell, a native of Lisnagarim, county Antrim, Ireland. je was discharged by expiration 'of servioo from a company in Ist regiment of the United States infantry, at Fort Colun- bus, New York, on tho I!ith August, 184%, since watch timo nothing has been heard of him. Any information concern- Ang him wilt be thaukfully received by Grogory Dilton, office of the Irith Emigrant Society, SI Chambera street, New York. Tr MR, CHARLES JAM who is now in. this will call at the New Haven Railroad depot, at twel jock this day, he will meet his wife, who is very anxious to find him, or if he will address a note to her at the Herald office, stating where he may be found, she will receive ft. c Cc. C. C. WILL PLEASE CALL AT THE UNION square Post office, he will tind a letter for him. PURDUE, A PRINTER, ARY CARROLL, RORN IN COUNTY CLARE, AND last from county Galway, Ireland, and who Lately ar- Ticvd in Now York, and stopped » few ‘days at 474 Pearl street, will ploaso write immediately, with her address, to her sister, Ann Carroll, caro of J. K.’ Sowor, No, 8 North ‘Third street, Philadelphia. OTICE.—ALL PERSONS HAVING LEFT PROPERTY at the Broadway House, No. 12 Peck slip, and incurred debt thereon for board and lodging, are hereby iuformed that unless suid property is removed,’ and tho aimoant of debt Paid, on or before tho let day of April next, (¢ will be sold at public a ANTED—INFORMATION OF RICHARD ARM. strong, who left Langholm, in Scotland, in 1842; when hood of Scbenee- tion. Int heard of, waa poddling in the neighhorhoo tady. Any information concernin: him will bo ¢: received by his brother, Alexander Armstrong, tory, West Troy, N. Y. pep Biter HE RECEIPT OF THE FOLLOWING DONATIONS | to the Widow and Orphan's Fund of tie New York rtment, is thankfully acknowledzed:—From Clin- rance Company, por 8. J. Willia, Faq., Socre: ram Englo Viro Insuranco Company, per Henry Scoretary, $100. JON $. GILE = a———————— THE LECTURE SEASON. DP®, WIETING, “THIS EVENING, AT 73; O'CLO in the Bloroker Buildings, corner of Bl. e and ton streeta, lootures on the circulation of the blood, heart, lungs, and diseases pecuiiar to those ergans, with aple: did ecllect munikita, skelstous, models, paintings, &c, Admission 1: conta, 100: tary, $100; Mortia, Beq., NATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY AND HYGL- rof. CURTIS, Cincinnatti, Onio, at olezant now No. 68 East Broadway, on Tuesday, ‘Thursday, and Saturday, at helf-past three o'clock to [adios only, and at sight e’clock to Indies and gentlemen. Af Brooklyn Insti- tuto, Wednesdays and Friday afternoon and evenings, the fame. Splendid apparatus. ECTURES.—FATHER GAYVAZ“I WILL DELIVER A 4, course of ten lectures, at the Broadway Tabornaelo, in Italian and Englisn, at § o'clock prociaoly, on tho following subjects:—Monday, March 18—''he Tible aad the Papal 8, tem; Tuesday, 2th—The Pope and his Double-headed Su- Premacy: Wednesday, 30th “Monks and Nuns; Taurgdoy, Slst-—Trangubstantiation; Monday, April +—Vopedomn; Tues: day, 5th—Aurieular Contession, (all indeconcles omitted); Wodnesday, Gth—The Worship of the Virgin Mary and Saints, St. Patrick spevially; ‘Thursday, 7 ite Intolerance and Slavery; Fri , th—Italy. N.B.—Moet of the timo will ho iho English dolivery of the lectures, Ticketa for lecture 25 cents, may be had at the following rs. Newman & Ivison, 19) Broadway; Carters her, 285 Wrondway; Evang &' Brittan, 67 ' Samucl Raynor, 76 Bowery; Lewis H. Embreo, 1 Qn the evening'of the lectares they may also ww door. ECOND SERIES POPULAR LECTURES, AND VERY 19 lntererting experiments in mental alchem} and ite Kiad- red phenomena. Tho celebrated Prof. B. BROWN WIL- LTAMS, at the elecant hall, City Assembly Rooms, 450 Broadway, this evening, at eigit o'clock, Go early. SPIRITUAL MARIFESTATIONS HOUSE CROWDED, —PROF. OWEN will deliver a lecture this evoning, and @aring the week, at the hall curner of Brondway and Lispen- ard stroct, Sevoral medinme will be prosont. Tickets oné shilling, admitting to lecture and six afternoon circles, 734 o'clock. QCIENTIFIC LECTURES —DR. BOYNTON WILL COD tinve bis course of illustrated geological lectures, nt Metropolitan Hall, on Friday, Saturday, Monday, Tuesday. dd Wedneeday evenings, March 25, 26, 98, 29, 30. On each evening a series of now und beautiful paintings Will be ox- hibited, and during tho course a great yurioty of striking chemical and philosophiogl experiments will be given, On Thursday evening Dr, B. will introduce the new and won- dertal electric choc mission, 25 cents. Doors open a 1 0} ow 8 THIS with an elerant varicty of imported a brilliant assortment of her own manu- facture. Mrs. I’. has added to her millinery, dress and man- tilla making. Rich goods (also her own importation) alwa on band, to make either of the above to order. 94 Cani atreet, near Green, up ctaire. M. ull, STEIN'S MOST EXTENSIVE, « richest, and cheapest millinery goods, silk, and rib! bon store in Now York, at 92 Bowery, cornor of Hevtor st, ARIS MILLINERY.-MADAME AUPOTX, NO. 7 Walker street, hogs to inform tho Indios that sho has ast received Paris spring millinery, soloctod exproaaly for eraelf, in Paris, and respootfully folicite a call. INSURANCE. UILDING ASSOCIATIONS PIRE INSURANCE pany.—All stock In the above institu. e requested to have thoir cortificates changod for those of the Hamilton Fire Insurance Company, by present: ing thom at this otfies, 5 Tryon vow, corner of Chatham Street, the nome having heen red. a orsler, DANIEL BARNES, Seorotary, M Mat ASTOR FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY—OFFICE Chatham Bank Building, No. 67 Chatham stroet—couti- Rues to insure dwellings, warohouses, atoror, ships goer, in port, and household farnitnre, merohandise perty of all kinds, on the most favorable terms Paid as soon as mguoleneaan, 1. PINENEY, Presid . PI 01 Ronenr D, Harr, Scoretar, r and cai and pi Lose INERS WANTED.—FORTY MINERS WANTED, TO work in the mines of the North Carokina Coppor Com- Pany, Apply at the office of tho eompany, No. 70 Ronver street. ILLER WANTED—A SINGLE MAN PREFERRED— ins pleasant country village, 7 milos from Now York; one who understands this country work of @ custom grist mill, Must bo temperate, and capable of keeping the will accounts. A desirable plaee, and permanent employment, at hich wages, Must produce good vouchers for charact: and ability. “Apply st No: 11 Tillary street, near Fulton, Brooklyn, any time in the day or evening, poreonally; or by letter, port paid, to J: FIRST-CLASS GENTLE- ALESMAN WANTED—IN A ND men's furnishi re on Broadway. A young man of good addreve, who is jenced salesinan, can meet with pel permancnt employment, by addro: ing Industry, Horald Paice, piving reel vame, with references, which will moet with | mecinte attention, SA ESMAN WANTED—IN A MANTILLA STORE; 43 one who has had city experience preferred. Apply, after our o'clock, P. M., to M. BELL, 58 Canal street, 10 WIDOWERS OR GUARDIANS.—A LADY, WHOIS cupablo of instructing in music and Frenei, would li &u engagement in a widowor's family, where #hd conld have uncontrolled care of his children’s cducation. With rogard to sccomplishments, qualifications, &e., references may be and seamstress, or as nurso and | ‘Sho has three other children, and | and fitting | | family, i 4 from her tat employers, iV | ference given. Cull at 148 West Thirteenth CTIVE MEN WANTED—WITH A CASH CAPITAL | i¥ | atont thirty days, Apply at 12% had to ovr first clasa families. Address A. K., box 1,917, Post | office, 1@ GROCERS.—AN AMERICAN YOUNG MAN IS DR- sirous of ob| age of tho business. Has been engaged in business for elasteight yonrs. The bert of reference given. Addrer Grocer, Herald offi 10 MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.—WANTED, 4 SITU- &tion, as porter, or éome kind of business ina incrcantile capacity, where there would he a chance of improvement, by a young man ninetocn years of age, Can write 2 cood hand, quick at figures, and understands something of book- keeping. Is willing to ongago for a mall compensation tho f Can xivo the best of city reference. Please call, ox address P. C., 180 Elizabeth street, for thi 10 PLUMBERS.—WANTED. AT DREW'S PRACTICAL A plumbing establishment, two journeymen, pluinbers, to whom steady employment and the highest wages will be given. None but sober, industrious and firet rate workmen noed ‘apply. Also, two active and intelligent boys, about sixtoon years of ngo, to learn tho trade. young jan, accustomed to the caro of hooks, who would ake himself generally useful, Apply to Goo. 8, Drow. 16 ‘Tiled avenue, beeween Sixteenth nnd Noventeonth strects, .APHIC PRINTERS.—WANTED IMME- diately, two good steady workmen, for map and ink Address WM. GREEN, Hartford, Conn. 0 ARCHITECTS. T AN ARCHIT ED, dranghteman. To ono of ability and experi eo, steady cwployment will be gi pply at 15 Wall stro nO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. — WANTED, A well edneated, respeotable German youth, who speaks the Wnglish lenguszo, to Toarn tho npothe roughly. Application to he made to Dr. No, 108 Cohnnbia street, between the o'clock P.M. 10 WIRE DRAWERS.—WANTED, TO WORK 1. KIMBARK, of 4 and 6 v THE city, from the Ist of May, teu thick wire drawers. None hint good workmen wanted. Apply, personally or by lettor, jobn stroct. to JAMES COCKER & CO., 10 BOSS TAILORS.—WANTBD, A SITUATION, AS | trimmer, and to learn to eut, by & young man belonging to the trade he wishes to make an engagoment for one y and is willing to mako himsolf gonorally uroftl to his om: ployer. Address J. D., 335 Pear) atre: 0 TAILORS.—A FIRST RATE veral years experienee in enti sirons to engage in ade, Reference 'TTER, WITH Si! custom work, ta HARNESS MAKER: FIRS WANTED, TWO T mato bands; one for general work and ong for fine do. | None but the Vert workmen need apply, to John Brown, Myrtle avonuo, ncar Franklin avenue, East Brooklyn. TANTRD—RBY A RESPECTABLE, ‘situation todo chamberwork and plain sowing, or chamberwork and waiting; would have no objection to take care of children or go t dixtanco in the country, be seen for two days No, 13 Desbrosees etreet, in the basement, Se. ¥V ANTED—A FRENCH, GERMAN, OR ENGLISH cirl, as nurse to grownup children; site must be a cod gramatress: no other need apply. Inquire nt N: ont ‘Twenty-first ctrect, betwoon Sixth and Soventh avi Vv 7ANTED-—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN @situation ina private family, as chambormaid or Inundrese, or Loth, from the first of April; sho fuily under stands her tusinots, Can bring the best of reeommend tions from her present and preceding place, whore she has lived, respectively, two am Plonse eal at 27 Ninth street, between Firti JANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY, A SITUATION AS governess in ® family of young children, or as as- vistant teacher in a seminary. Can teuch the Froneh lan- gvage, or the ordinary English branches. Wonld havo no ehjeotions to yo South, or into the country, Unexeoptiona- Me references given. “Apply at 2 Sixth avenue, tor one week. TANTED—A YOU: ag understands voon) and instrumental m of two small children, from four to seven yoars of age. at od East Sixteenth street. § GOV h apnly W2XIED, IMMEDIATELY—GOOD SHIRT TAND: Nono rood apply exoopt entirely capable, Apply tho shirt store, 541 Broadway, Chineso eae VILLE. . VILLE, WANtED-A SITUATION, BY A MOST RESPE bie young woman, to take vareo: children ¢ o writing, No objection to travel with » family or take caro of n baby. Tina the bart of roferonce from her lar’ pl to honesty and capability. Ploaro call at rtrect, reoond floor, back room, for two days, \TED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITU tion ax chambermaid, and to do the fine washin private family, of to do chamberwork.end waiting, Tisne0 ay Rly to her present ¢ for lwo ,daya No, 119 Sullivan ste M., and'from 2 tod o'elock P. M. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, fn sith jon 68 chambermaid, or as chau bermald end to take care of children, Can work well at her needle, Han ood references. Call at 305 Wert Elenteenth sircet, nunr ‘enth avonno, until engaged. Wak SITUATION, BY A RESPECTARLE Protestant girl, 9 children’s matd and seamstress, or as ohambermaid and is willing to do general house- work ina small private famil: no objection to zo in the country, Good reference given, Please enlt mi lig £ix teenth atroet, hetween avenuo A and First ayenue, lover for reference, + Call from 10 to 12 A. ‘Also, an’ uetive | oTURAL | ry business tho- | t SH GIRL, | Cen | AS | ry ining @ situation as clerk,or to take the | | was RESPECTABLE MIDDLE-AGED MA | of taking charge of a store, a \ iY am out and fit their plain dresses; wonid roe to their roading and | WanrTs. ‘ET NURSE, ONE WHO CAN DEVOTE jon to's you id in her itenti the vicinity of Fourteenth street aud ly at 146 Greenwich ay in ET NURSE.—WANTED, A nurse, by a respectable he: breast of milk, Best of refercaces given. Hudson street, Inquire at 131 ANTED—TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMEN ue cap cOvk, wash and irou, aud the do chamber . They would wish to live in om 4 will do all they can to make Chemsolvos useful m for two days, at No. 5 Carmine etreet. ANTED— BY A RESPECTABLE MIDDLE AGED her ean Can be ® situation as sick nureo, or to take the entire charge ofa baby. Please call at 222 Graham uvenue, Brooklyn. — ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, of moral habits, in a hotei or private family, a situa- ehambermaid, todo general housework, or as laun- If required, can produce the best of city refere: ‘Can be seen fortwo da: At No, 213 Seventh avenu ‘wenty-fifth streets, seound fluor. engaged, by a) ‘ing Testy forete and ANTED—A SITUATION, ~BY A RESPECTABLE girl, to do gencral housework for a small family; isa good Washer and ironer. City@eference. Call at 124 Bixth avente, in the bakery. ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A to learn to oruanient and make papier mache £09 Instructions free, ‘They can work at their own hom Those who wish ‘to learn must apply immediately, at 633 Broadway, up stairs, between 10 and 3 o'cloe ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG GIRL, AS & food plain cook; is an ‘excellent washer and ironer, and understands French fluting. Maa no objection to go in the country. Can be seen foc two days, at 2lo Twonty-rixth street, between Eichth and Ninth avenues, Best of reference from her last place. ANTED—AN EFFICIENT COOK, IN A PRIVATE family, one who thoroughly understands her business and ony bring good recommendations. Apply at 66 Pivrre pont street, Brooklyn. ANTED-SITUATIONS, BY TWO RESPE young women, one as ood plain cook and a first rato washer and iro other a8 chambermaid, and to a in Waring and ironing; can be well rocommonded from their last placer, Can be seen for two days at No. 2 Twenty- fifth street, between Seventh and Bighth avenues, second floor, front reom, Were SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Protestant woman, as chambermaid, and to assist in waching and ironing. Hs no objection to do housework for Dtmall private family. _Plense call at 90 King street. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young girl, to do house or chamberwork; is a first rate | washer and ironer, and a plain cook. Has tho best of city references. Please call at 122 Menry street, in the rear. can be seen fur two days, if not eugaged. ANTED—A PROTESTANT GIRL, AMERICAN PR terred, to do the housework in @ small famil; Who can bring unexceptionable reference from her last em- er a desirable situation will bo given. Wages will be erate fer the first three months, Inquire in the front ment of house #2 Vandain street, near Hudson. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE oung Woman, as cqok, Washer, and ironcr, or to do honsework, fh a small’ family,’ The best of olty re- et. ceneral ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE German girl, as cook or hovsckceper; has no objection to go athort distance into the country. Can give fercnces. Please call at No. 70 University place. even for Lwo days, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY 4 G WOMAN, to do general honsework in a small family; has no tho country. nderstauds all kinds i ‘Mus and froning, millin To he sven for two days, at WANIEDIIN A PRIVATE FAMILY UP TOWN, vinart; tidy girl, a¢ chembermaid and waiter. Nom need apply who sro nut conversant with the duties of the situation, Apply at sud utreet, up stairs, WASTED— A PROTESTANT GIRL, TO COOK AND general housowork, in a emall’ family, Apply at 242 Henry street, between nine and ton o'clock, “WW AkT2D SITUATIONS FOR TWO RESPE Gorman girls, aa cliambermaid and waiter. seen for two daysat No, 7U University place. IWANcER By A MOST RESPECTABLE MARRIED ABLE. Can bo who ort her only child, a baby to wet nurse at her own house, Hert of city roterence given, and city reference required. Ploase call at No, ‘onue A,he- tween East Eleveuth and Twellth streets, third floor, front room. Can be seen for three days. | WANTED-SITUATIONS BY TWO RESPRCTARIE young women; one as cook, washer and ironer, the other as chambermaia and seamstress, or to tat Ke children. Good sity reference. Can be seen for at 151 Sixth avenue, Wanxtep—a SITUATION, oung wosan, young chambermai care of children, er to do plain sewing, fue washing and iro ing. The hast of city reference civen from hor last plac: Call at 204 Prospect street, upstaira, Brooklya, TANTED—A WOMAN TO TAKE © Indy; one who perfeetly understands ghirts, Aud hes some knowledge C09 Broadway, Vasement ANTED—AN AMERICAN OR GERMAN ; ‘As nuree and seamstress. If Gorman, sho must be wh) to speak Enslish. Reference required.’ Apply to Mrs. Porter, No. 7 Cherry strect. sid J ANTED—SOME FIFTY YOUNG LADIES, TOS covers, to whom one doll: per day will be given for ri Hi ‘earl street. WA 2ED—4 GOOD COOK, W 2 : —An American girl of cheerfal temper will tind a place that muet prove azrceable, by xpplyiug, for two days, at No, 40 Wert Nineteenth street. None but thor who can produce reference for hunusty and cleanliness nved call. WA RTED-A, BUTCHER; A YOUNG MAN Pre ferred; one thoroughly acquainted with his business Nill reeuive goud wages and’ goustaut exsployment. Apply, with references, corner of Thirty-first street and sixth avenue. ASHER AND [RONER. Who understands Rardoning, the care of horses and cows,and will make himoelf xenerally useful in a small fail, Such @ perron will be treated liberally. seum Hotel, corner of Franklin stroet und West Broad between the hours of nine and ten, and one and three. YANTED-—A MAN TO TAKE CHARGE OF A BLUE flagstone yard. Inquire xt the corner of Columbia and Pacitio streets, Brooklyn. TANTED—A FIRST RATE TIN AND SHEET IRON worker. Onethut thoroushly understands the busi- ond is a teo-totaler, can Lave steady employment and ‘wages by applying to H. MOSES, Paterson, New Vier: pplying Jersey. Nono other need npply. ANTED—A SITUATION, single young man, a P’ arden and greanhonsd; has four years constant rience in New York, his last place. Heis ® good tempered, moral man, The beet of reference given of his honesty, ‘steady habits, 4c. Any good gentleman or Indy wishing such a may address J. F. P., Williamsburg Post Office, L. six days. WAZCHMAKER WANTED—A GOOD WORKMAN, to go in the country. Apply to M. W. BROWN, No. 9 Maiden lane, up etairs. argo of 8 with mont respectable farnilios in this cit; as waiter or valet, Ie oan produce the boat of o| Please address A. N., Herald office. ‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION TO attend a dry gooda or clothing xtoro. Well acquainted with the Cape people. Penge call at No, 115 John street, ANTED—A SITUATION, AS CLERK IN A DRUG store doing a firit rate retall burinoss, bj ng man competent in overy rospoct. Good testimonial SB io hans: try and integrity furnished. Address 8. K., Herald office. JANTED—IN A CLOTHING STORE, A SALESMAN. one who lias some knowledge of cutting, and is capable Address box 2,614 Post office. WY ANTED—A CLERK IN A DRY GOOD ‘TORE; ONE acquainted with the business. Apply at 379 Sixth ave- nuo, from 8 to7 P. M. ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION IN A grocery, shipping, or commission house; he has been engnged with one of the most oxten has «knowledge of busi to make himself generally useful. Baitimoro, Md. Wii tacos street, up stairs, V J ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, 4 ATION, AS tobacco cutter. Can give the best vity reference from his last employer. Please call at 27, corner of Bridge and Whitchail streets, Con be geen for this week. WANTED=A BARKEEPER, TO ATLEND IN A CRO- cery store. Apply at IS Kouth etreet, between ¥ aad Wo'clock, A.M. Ouo that is not acquainted with the busi- ness need not apply. V FANTED.—THE ADVERTISER, WHO IS AN AME riean by birth end in principle, would like to make arrangements with some firet class hotel keopor to toud bar ov aesist in keeping the books of the concern, He has had and wonld be wil- droves U. W. nds the business, intl charge of a bar in this city for nearly five years, the re- Can ceipts of which have beon fram $75 to $I par day. bring the very hest of city and country reference, and alo give perfect satisfaction ' engage, Address, for two days, stating when and whore an intorview may bo hi ‘WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE WO man, wt loundrecs; understands tae washing and iron fugand Frengh luting. The host city reference from her lat place, Please eallat (8 Fourth averse. JANTED—A MAN cvok; beth ty be business. City reference reqnired. | Call strect, Hrooklyn. Must bo without children JANTED—POUR OR FIVE EN en, of good address, to me need epply ferences, Apply to SMITH 218 Fulton street, socond floor WANTED-AY AN AMERICAN YOUNG MAN, Yenrs of ago, an opportunity to learn the machinist business, Apply at 27 Vandewater stroet, 4. 48 Piorrepont ETC YOUNG & popular work e Urst-rate re VS, Lithographers, FANTED—A YOUNG MAN, FROM SIX? eighteen years of age, who writes « good hand, t pguire at the Washington Howse, No. 4 Carlisle { Mr. Frederick A, Hout ANTED—A COACH TRIMMER; ONE ACCUSTOMED to frat atyte work. | Apply to MAJOR THOMPSON & JS ANTED—A RESPECTABLE YOU a situation as private conchman, and is willing to make himself generally useful, in the country or city. Tho best of ity. roference will be given. Please addrees J. F., et Mr Wills’, 303 Pearl strest. = WANTED-FoR THE RETAIL DRY GOODS TRADE, two salesmon, None but city hands need apply. ; LYONS, 21214 Bowery. ANTED—SITUATIONS FOR SMART, TIDY, SO. ber, honont, industrious, and capable sorvanta, of ovory domestic station, at the Protestant Employment Agency, No. 7 Carmine rtroet, N. t.—The recommendations of avr- vents are obtained direetly from employers by ourselves, and other new and extenrive irrangemonte hay? been mado for furnishing exeellent belp. V Wooster strect, y woman, with a fresh | | 2h) Broadway, room No. MBER OF LADIES | evidence to peg em ot ge Coen cere. jer 0 ommittes, OUSON, J, 0. BARKER, rol eave T, WOODWARD, DH.HUNT NION COMPANY.—AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF the Tieketdors of “ss Gaieg Gomsey, bah 2 held at HEGEMAN, Chairman, pro tom. Sinnants, oppelated tote upti hers of the Mout ny next, Maoh 3 Cv a a Boerd of Assi nis, ai as ride chars JOSEPH Soteh woman, than hocnin thie country seven yoarey | | ADIES' HOME MISSION.—THE KIGHTH ANNIVER: will be ties’ Svciet; smdioa’ Heme Seite aaa a 4 sury of the I held in"tho Madi atroet, this ev ° ected from Rev. Mark rafter ev. J. 8. Insbip, of this city. to make a report from the inis-sions. ¥ Tuesday, aud all ble terms, by ‘Thirteonth : Powers, 101 Murray ie IBERNIAN BENEVOLENT BURIAL SOCIETY.— The members of the above society are hareby notified to mect at Montgomery Hall, 76 Prince street, thieday (Fri- day), the 25th instant, at Lalf past one o'clock P. M., to the last tribute of revpect to our Inte brother member, John O'Brien, of No. 1. By urder. THOS. O'BRIEN, Jr., Gon. President Parnicn Dex, Gen, Becretary. OUSE CARPENTERS AWAK of tho journeymon carpenters will he rd Hotel, corner of Centre and Dua Apply at the Mu: | ¢ provision houges in | NTED—A VARNISH MAKER, WHO THOROUGH. | Spply at 107 John | Herald ‘offen, | al G MAN WANTS | evening, March 25th, at 7 o'clock. A’ attend, FF, CORRAZ Was THE HONOR oF ANNOUNCING +, to hie customers that, since his store was dostro: fre, ho continues his busincss in tho same house, 200 Broad- | WAY, corner of Warren street, second floor. Entrance, first | door'in Warren street. Aleo, contradicting tho statemon® of ever being partner with any of his workmen, VAR SEMI-ANNUAL EXAMINATION OF of the City of New York and Wi hh day at9 A.M. Y public generally are re- vetfully invited to attend, The annual exhibition of the jor clase will take piac in the chapel of the bi Mernd on Thursday, March 3!, commoncing at 10%, . The next term of the University will commence on Monday, April 18, at which time candidate: for admission may prosent them: selves for examination. ISAAC FERRIS, Chancellor, Once AT A MEETING OF THE LICENSED COAL ‘carmen of the city of New York, held at No. 76 Prince ect, it Was unanimously resolved, that in considcration of (he present high aud cnormous prices paid for ronte, pro- visions, and horse feed, th are reluctantly compelled to demand from the coal dealers an additional rate of cartaze. Such addition to take place on ai after the firnt day of April next. Bigned on behalf of the rte s " ROBERT BROCK, Chairmsa. Rorynt Dwyer, Secretary, LOST AND FOUND. () REWARD —Lost ONY tween halt pret 2 an "s Hotel, Cort! jen rity ww) ON WEDNESDAY, BE- half past 3 o'cloek, ia going from Tay! It street, through Nassau Sproce strect, near ‘Thompson's carpet store, a packuge of , amounting to about $600, mostly in bills of ate of deposit for $140 upon one of tl de to the order of Geo, Hollister, and ¢ dereed by hin. "The above reward will be paid upon the money being rostered tu LEE & CASE, Broadway. 10 REWARD. STRAYED, FROM NO. 109 EAST Broadway, on Inst Monday afternoon, » white poodle dog, with a little tan color inicrmixed upon his ears and back’ and answers to the namo of Pinkey. Whoever will return him, or give iniermation where he may be found, will receive the above reward. fF REWARD.—LOST, ON TURSDAY, THE 8TH IN- stant, in the vicinity of Sixth avénno, a large black dog, part setter and part Newfoundland. Tho above re- ward will be paid on biv return, or such information as lead to his recovery. Apply at No. 58 Barclay street. by REWARD—FOR THE RETURN, OR INVORMA- De) tion that will load to the rocovery uf » large size Diack opera glas in a drab buckskin case, left opposite sent No. 4 cry of Niblo's Theatre, on Friday evening, 4th ins to Mr. Corbyn's office at Niblo’s Garden. | 7 OST-IN THE LATTFR PART OF JANUARY LAST, ‘note drawn by J. Chamberlin, dr. of Lowell, Macs., to hie own order, and ondorsed by him, dated Deoomber 16, t six months, for $55 09. All parties are cautioned t negotiatin, id se SSOHN FERRALL, 135 Front stroct. O8T.—TAKEN FROM THE BACK YARD OF TAM Hall, w gold lever wateh, Perry, maker, N th fob chain and ke) je face, attached, on; on key, J. W. E. to A. A. Woodbury, Tammany Hal 1852. “A suitable reward vill be given ¢o havo it retu: tho office of Tammony Halt. OST—ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, BETWEEN ‘Abingdon square and Jersey City ferry, cithor in Hud- et, Eighth Avenue Kailrond car, or Groenwieh hair bract A suitable reward will be given fox y street. j H H i | | | i ed to N WEDNESDAY NIGHT. MARCH 23D, BE- Trinity Uiuroh, Hrooklym, and the Routh ferry, tox hoa. Whoever will leave the 1 MES” DUCK’S Coal Yard, near City Hall, Brooklyn, shall receive a dollar reward, ca OST—ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, IN BROAD. 4 way, Vetween Canal and Seventeenth ‘steosta, a gold Watch, chain and book. The finder will be suitably reward- ed by leaving the above at 47 West Tenth street. O8T—A BUNCH OF KEYS, IN BROADWAY, OORT- landt, Wall, or Urood streets, ‘The finder will be libe- rally rewarded by t! OAKEY, 4 wey, near Bleecker vtreet, two milling oie four new bonnets ape yorers that brings 6! same to 44 Broadway will be liberally rowarded, with the thanks of the owner. P; FROM A CARRIAGE, ON WEDNESDAY, b 28, @ box containing two breastpina, ona of gar uct, and one of porcelain, witha picture ofa bird, The find- i ear receive aruitable reward, by returning them to 200 roadway, O8T--ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT, 23D INSTANT, A tippet, either in the D. R. Church, corner of Fourth Lafayette place, or in going from there throught Fourth strect, np Broad ay. to Unlon syaare, A liberal re; rd wil be paid for the return of the eame to the sexton of e'nbove church, 190 Fourth street. O8T-ON WEDNESDAY, 23D INST., A SMALL PA- per box, containiny a number of brags xcys, sapposed to havehecn tort on x Jersey City ferry bout. The finder Will be literally rewarded ou leaving tho same at 100 West street. SS ()Q REWARD.—ANY PERSON GIVING INFOR. | pe mation that will lead to the detection and oonvic- ton of tie pertons cr parties cusaged iu Imitating oF coun- Id iniaid needles, will receive the ROWLEY, Alcester, England. OW LEY, 160 William stroet, N.Y. terfeitine my patent above reward, Wit GERMAN LADY, WHO HAS SPENT THE MOST PART of her life in teaching and edu@atin, itdren of dif. ferent pations, agce and wishes to several chil- dren under her enre, to devote to them all her time and knowledge, to render them useful membors of Christiam and human societ} fine, to give them a thorough educa- Sho was form kept a select private sehool, bu to New Rochelle, in the vicinit; and beautiful country house. Sho is able to talk tho Euglinky Spanish, French and German languages, According to the desires of parents, all these languages will be taught, to- of New Fork, to « h ether with music, ja faney work, common roglish brenches ping. ee, the mother of all witdow. has tanght-her, during eightoon years, management of the most different characters, qualities and habits of children. She bas been fortunate enough to obtain even flowers and freits from the most ‘angulttvated: soil. eee To preferred, on account of wishing to have, without hindrance, their entire comtrel. All letters, propatd, directed to A. ¥., Herald ofliee, will be attended too imme: diately. Bh 'H LANGUAGE TAUGHT BY A MOST PRAC- tical system, which onables every diligent student to apeak and write the Ianzuage correctly and fluently in balf ayear, Terme moderate. Less iE loasure in any partof this city, Address Freneh Lesson Rreraia office. STRUCTION—VISITING GOVERNESS WANTED, to give general uding Freneh and Eo joung lacie, inthe vicinity, of New Yor! eed not apply. as box L, wi he modertte: Beat of reference required as (6 ARSH’S COURSE OF BOOKKEEPING. business is monctary cr mereantil —ALL WHOSE Jd avail them- as none more them, aad let ing 80, procure the qe2t tencher in iteelf; and entirely aching, from any other work om printed in cology, $1 25; soak ee °. Marsh's counting room, for Broadway, | JDENMANSHIV.—XK. GOLDSMITH WILL RECE! | new pupils daily at his rooma, No, 289 Broadway. ad dies’ classes at I} and 4 o'clock; gentlemen at 9 A i, and o'clock P.M. Private inettuction at honre con- te the pupi care at the academy. delves of this course ot practice in acco ts, thorough or practics! will over be offered thore whom distanee provente their d late work of that title— a different, in its method o the, munyects 240 pager, tv, mail, freo, $1 45. at the practice of bookkcepin: | PIANO. yCONCERTINA, AND | SINGING. MR. 4. SEDGWICK Legs to acquaint his pupils that he roturme | irom Baltimore next we Aoty. to resting bie oF = # of instruction. c a , and rented. Mr, Sedzwiek’s solos | instrament are nightly recived with anpi exchanged, re- this beantifall aprroba- roome, | MUITION.—NoNS. J & French professor fa (une im giving lessone in the classes at his own re idence, ¢ 8 | Reference, Chas, Condert, 9 St. Mark’ | Paentin, 208 Broadway — . WANTED. mea pA Rd VAL anted, prine f ty, in. exchange for real extate. leeks Apply at No. laf West Twenty- ANCHY, FOR SIX YEARS ris, would like to devote his Frouoh language, either tthe resid 0 of hin iy isco, o ir <== PURNITURE—J. DIXON, HAVING REMOVED TO the spacious ware! vee, 308 Broadway, next $0 Grave | Church, would respectful'y ‘invite the attention of his old enetomers and pores: ® shout furnishing, to call and exam- ine his large stock of rscwood er furniture hofore urchaving eleewhere Alvo on hand the largest ansortmont of bedsteads »nd todd’: iv the oity, J. Nixon, 8) and 38 Broadway, opponite uth strest. 0 KOVSH FURMISNERS.—WANTED, ABOUT SIX hundred dollars worth of furniture, ¢ te, &e., for witch security will be iven, and payment mado in mouthly instalments, “Addvoys tiourokeeper, Horald ofies, 10 FURNITURE DEALERS AND THOSE GOING houeeheeping GEORGI ® SCRINDERR. a Canal street, thrve doors from Rroadwi cabinet furnitnro, baring to move on acco duwn, offtr for wal of al sie etand: extension tabi and a nireloth, Voltaire, arm ama ae. The sabre mpm os, Ay By ity trade, of the very best workmanship, and will be sold jeoe al eed, ae Mr. cou rel from business Wa" Schindler wilt remove on ist May to 160 Canal street