The New York Herald Newspaper, November 29, 1853, Page 5

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. Movements of New York Congressmen. MPECLAL CORREZPONDENGE OF THE NEW YORK HERALD. Atuany, Nov, 28, 1853. ‘Members of Congress elect are passing through our city @aily, en roule for Washington. We noticed Hon. Caleb gon, of Lewis county; Hon. 0, B. Mattison, of Oneida, and Hon. G. W. Chas-, of Otsego, our representative from ‘thie district. Hon. Rufus W Peckham left on Sabeniay. The Massachusetts Election, die. Boston, Nov. 28, 1853. ‘The second trial for the election of representatives to- @ay, has established beyond doubt the whig supremacy fm Masrachusetts for the next year. Lowell elects ten ‘whige Lawrence three, and many other towns where there ‘was no choice before elect whigs. ‘The weather hove is cloudy and cold, and a tew flakes of mow—the first of the season—feli to-day. Late from Texas, d&c. Barrmore, Nov, 28, 1853, ‘Whe New Orleans mail of Tuesday last is recaived, but ‘the papers contain no news of importance. Wew Orleans papers of Monday last contained dates from Galveston, Texas, to the 17th Nov., announcing the or- ganization of the Irgislature and the delivery of Governor Bell’s message, which is largely devoted to the subject of ‘fhe Pacific Railroad. The Governor recommends the El Pamo route. The system of military defence of the fron- ‘Mer is complained of as inadequate, and the action of the Legislature is invoked in the matter. Yellow fever was still lirgering at Galveston and Hous- ton. A letter from El Passo, dated 27th October, says that the wallans had attacked s company of Americana and stolen fave hundred head of horses and mules, and also blankets ‘end elothing. Deprodations by the Indians wore of daily @ecw rence; they even venture within a few hundred yards ef the fort cccupied by U 8. troops. ‘The Alabama Legislature had decided to elect U. 8. Sen- ators on the 26th, (Saturday las:.) A despatch to the Charleston Mercury, says the election of Fitzpatrick and Clay, the caucus nominees, is probable, but not certain. Clese of Navigation at Bangor—Vessels Blocked in the Ice, Bayaor, Nov. 28, 1853, Navigation is closed here; the anchor ice with the sur- fase ioe making an obstruction of several feet in thick- mess, There are from sixty to eighty vessels, with full eargees, enclored in the ice, besides the steamers Daniel Webster, Boston, and Eastern State. These steamboats made an a:tempt on Sunday to force their way through, but abandoned Ht, and returned to their wharves, The foe obstruction extends about five miles, A contract has been made thia morning with the agent of the shipping owners and Col. John Goddard and Jamon Duaning to cut ebarnel and get out the vessels at $1 per ton, which will amount to about $14,000. The job will last about seven days, and the railroad force has been turned to the remcval of the ice. oO nal Navigation, &c. Atnany, Nov. 28, 1853. The weather, within the last few days, has been very old, and the forwarders by canal are about making their last shipments forthe season. Quite a number of boats gre laid up already. No ice has formed in the canal as yet, but the first ccld anow storm will be likely to close it, Bervaro, Nov. 28, 1853, ‘The weather here ccntinues warm and pleasant, with rospect of a late closing of navigation. The re- Pe the Lake are fair, sailing vessels and propellers in full blast. The shipments of whest by canal are . There is some talk of sbipping flour through, if the weather holds fair till to morrow. Synaover, Nov. 98, 1853, For several days past the ground has beon frozen hard, Dut the weather is moderate today, aud it is thawing. Boats continue to pl lively, Marine Disasters. BRIG DELII WRECKED AND ABANDONED, FIC. Pritaparnia, Nov. 28, 1853, A despatch from the Breakwater tes that the brig Delhi, from Porto Rico, with sugar and molasses, for Now York, struck on the Breakwater last night, and was aban- @oned by the captain and crew. Mr. Walker took charge ef her and succeeded in beaching her. She is now partly fall of water. The schooner Democrat, from Plymouth, broke her bow- sprit last night. ‘The brig Romco has been got off and ix now inside the Breakwater. Markets. ‘Anay, Nov. 28, 1853, No receipts have been sent in. Flour is witheut mate- ria] ehange—sales 2,600 bbis., at $675 a $6 87 for State end $687 087 for Western, ‘There is not mueh inquiry for wheat—3,£00 bushels Michigan sold at 1480. Barley, 26,000 bushels sold at $21;c. a Sc. for two-rowed, 8210, for Wisconsin, and 860. for four-rowed. Oats steady at 800. for Western and 52c. for State, 100 bbls. prison whiskey sold at 28e. 2 Burvaro, Nor 1853. The receipts during the past forty eight hours have been as follows :—Fiour 13,000 bbls., wheat 37,000 bushels, eorn 33,000 do., barley 00 Go Flour ix rather heavy, bat wi bout material change in priors—sater 500 dbis, Wheat in steady and firm, with a tcderato demand. Ohio whiskey is at 4),¢. a 2ic. % INCIN Our market for hogs is dull at $4. ef lard nave been made to-day at $!, fa at $5 20a $5 25, wrt, Nor. 28, 1853. Sales of 000 bbls. for prime. Flour Police Intelligence. HE BANK OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK ROBBERY— MONEY RETURNED TO THE BANK. In the case of the recent bank robbery, mentioned in yesterday’s edition, quite a rumber of persons eongrega- ted in and about the office of the Chief of Volice, witha view of seeing the prisoner, Johnson, the robber of the bank, whose examination it was belleved would take place at 120’clock, before the Mayor, Howsyer,the prisoner waa not brought from the cel),and many went away disap- pointed at not being gratified with a sight of the man whoso dexterously extracted $27,510 from the Bank of the State of New York without detection, Odicer Keefe, yeaterday, made an afiidavit setting forth the manner aoil cireum- stances attending the arrest ani the recovery of the mo- ney, which amounts to $52,265, the facts of which we have already published. Mr. Adolphus H. Iefiingwell, assistant teller of bank, testified in an affidavit the tise cf the larceny, also the amount of money ste jen, and Xlentilies the si recovered by the police to be those stclen {rom the bank; some of the paper rappers still bear tho private marks. Matthias Van Stay, the porter of the bank, testified to the lors of the monty, and to the placing of the bag con- taining it behind the pillars, near tae third tellur’s desk, while he carried in ecme specis, which oceupie | him not more than five minutes, ard who he roturaed the mo- ‘was gone, Tho Chet ef Pelice yesterday delivered the etolon mo- ‘back to the bask, and took a receipt for the same; Dut whether the oificer received the reward for the reco very of the money we did not Isara, We suppose he did not, a3 there appears to be more than one claimant. Cap". rennan of the Sixth ward police sets up a claim for # Portion of the reward, on the ground that he first informed Keefe that Chauncey Johnacn was the robber of the bank; and recondly, that he arrested bin on that ebarge and brought hia to thes tation house, ashe hada charge against the oner independent of the bark robbery. How far this claim will be recogaised dy tho bank remains to be seen ‘Chanvcey Johnson is an old ovfender, bi term of years in the iso in the State prison fa the man who escaped aotorions Bob Sutton, the than Jikely that aterm of tive will be awarded him on this: his existence in prison, he being It ‘is now more in the State prison ,and thus termiant freble heal h. Anson's Daguerreoty posal ze oe for way wate rod, and in s nice moro and 8b a de for filty oa, and mal to those th 32 aby "8, 680 Sreatway, for holiday pr 1 $3 cise xe. Go to AN- erreotype Portraits for 25 cents, @ as any taken in this city for % cuts, end superior to majority of Listures whish ave charged ¢3 and $f for elsewhere, by KEES & CO, Whe Cry Is still they Como.—P Jers for Porbasn’s gift tiocets pour in fom all a determination to des all lasses of ti Sommunity, and the On ‘thankesgtving Day Mr Perham was ohliz exhibitions of the = ‘Academy Wall was alters ¥ jacymed on each oo- m, and such is the onee ever. Mondreds aro od to stand duriag the en' ne Tf you want s full dolises worth, buy vay of erlam’s gilt tokets jomy Hall. one wishing tl mn mitt ic a are buying large Win ih aatloipation of heavy. pres pos Git EB texpriseLhe General Committees to receive Porham’s Girt, property will moot t evening, at tho Stuyvorant Institute, to the report Of tho Sub Committor appointed to inquire into the vil And yaluo of tho 100,000 gitts, gente Notice Jolllers Mnsieal Gifts for 1854.— 100 pixnos for the people; 190,000 must fi fag 9.) Jullion’s popel at Sn nad! right; Amorioan sr Ben's Musio tor the Mil aavorien opt on inside page. . S. Fowler, at St bigots ls ox Biase a P. M, to-day, on ete, 1 canis, Mereantile Library Assoctation—Notice.— Socordance with artiols 11, chapter 2 of tho constitution, ¢ the reomabors will ‘bo held ja "9 Adway, on Tiss to appoint @ Sommittos to nom- Seah, Reverting Beer etary, munity is inform Can there be a Secret in ft, or is tt Natural, shat DRUMGOLD & PRUCH, elotbie:s, No: 129 Pultonatront, wit! 4, whi'e their nolghbors are nothing more than iF, and moro attentive to their customers, yoemans Clothing, for Fall and Winter, 2 we ertablishmeus of i L, FOSTER, Be Fd Serta ‘atrect, oneal ior quality, wine men "ha the Taveat and moet modern styles. der! A New Wrinkle in Shirt Making, by which hirts ore ee to fit without a been imtro- that he gus 3 to gi jaction, and also guarantees pune ual delivery’ Ladies.—1,000 Embroidered fandkerehiefs and C4 ry receive ction, These, with 30 dozen of sh steer Hrtaah Kenakerohefe wil be ‘be sold for balt the ‘sual [loony £ Jerse ane able enbroideries Inces alway: 625 Broadway, Bergener Aqnred, and the most magaid: ¥ ; mort mi Raat inlee iatn Sek ie oy HiteuOck & ve jurt been o} Leap 1 pam ata the greatest kind of bar Mourning Cloaks—A Large Assortment of fashionable im ‘urning sloaks, made up in the most modern Poe and from th Moest and richest materials, are roady i Sele een Moora fetes Broadway, between item Ho i aoe eee RTHOLJMEW & WEED. Three Days Later News~From Auction. 700 embroidered hand) crchit fs, from 4s, to 6s. ; 40 emb ¢d collars, from 4s to S¢.; 000 Inrgo pointed colla to.$4; 40 infanta’ r bes at 3; 230 infants’ frocks, at $2 50; 00)" nfante? waiets 4s. to 123 ; 300 Indios’ emorol sored Tee; GOO "black throad.veile. frou. Lt joren hemmed stitchod handkerchiofs, at $3 MADDEN & STEWART, West End, near Grace Br adway. is, dozen. ‘hureb, 79 at the Dogeos ‘Botel, ou the corner of Brom iD the magpideontly popular proprietor, KNOX, 1s disposing of tor, ing tlemon. as usual, oan aaated wr wh his retary at tho econnmioat Prescott,” and patronize KNOX. The Fur Trade.—The Ladies are very na-~ far trade, and shey will aeneee an assortment of f winter costumo that ia extent, variety and costliness far oxoeed that of any other lor in town, and the inducements to purchase at his os- tablishment, aa usual, aro very great. Call on him as 125 Fulton street, and leara his prices. -As was Anticipated, $e, Gonta's, for th f collect o ao at Genin’ Tl y steue marten, sbfachillay Rutdea French sable, mink marten, fitch marti tippets. and oufly, are acliing at pric of for furs of equal beanty and fineness, have boen made to the assortment within the last fow days, andit may be safely said that the various furs recognized a fashion wore never ao brilliantly ropresentod York 88 th OW are at GENIN’S, 2 nt brosaway opposite St. Paul's ohureh, The Prescott House House Polka, | by Vander. weyde, 50 cents, with a beautiful vinctte of this magnifi cent hotel. ‘This is a sparkling polka, and will become s reat favorite. Publishel by HORACE WATERS, 333 Broadway, the groat piano and music establishmont. Bleak House Ballads--No. 1.—Beginnin the World, 25 cents. Fitz Jamos O’Brion, music by Thomas Baker. & parting sob ho bogan the World--act this world, ob) nor F thts the world: that aste hie iis isa truly besutitul song, both words and melody. Published by HORACK Warers, 333 Broadway. Pilanofortes. — Purchasers of Pianofortes are invited to examine the closant assortment at the waro- rooms of GHOVESTEIN & TROSLOW, 506 Broadway, ad. Joining the St. Nicholas Hotel, Singing School.—Those who wish to join the singin aati of MR. BILLINGS, at the lecture room of First Church, corner of Broome and Elizabeth rest prosent to-morrow (Wednesday) ¢ cran'fi The seal ta boroniy one ovening iu iho weeks er garter, or twenty funrlesgons. References Signor |A. agioli, and Mosars, U. F. Rootand W, B. Bradbury. Sewing Mechines.—Shirt and Collar Mana- facturers aro ne invited to call and examino Sin, ‘new machine for stitching fine linen and cotton [aie machine sews with a singlo throa t finished on both sides, is stronger than hand stitch tt au. far more regular eautiful. When starched andironed, the otitching retains all ite ¢istinotness and beauty, waich is Bot the case with any other machine. SI R & CO., 323 Broadway. g Bis Ey Caution to Gin Drinkers.— Since the intro- Auction of my Schiodam aromatic several nnpria cipled impostors, cheats, and , Dave beon detested in Palming off upon the onsuspect communi py. apurions 21 icle of gin, uoder thename of schnapps, which is the moat pernicious poison with which a community was ever cursed, and sends thousands carlytoa wretched drunkard’s grave. In order to protect myself and the community from such yirates, I resorted to the expedient of only selling the mapps in quart and bottles, with my name on the bottle and cork, and a fac simile of my signature on tl bel. ‘The genuino can bo purchased of any of the respectable druggists and grocers in the United States. UBOLPHO Sole tmporter of the Schicdam Aro VOLPE, B matio Schnapper, strost. Moet’s Celebrated eluding the “Verznay” ard quarts, landing cx St, UNCAN & EONS, 1 pededatiae ss eee Fine old Wines and Liquors, Edinburg Ale and London porter, Irish aud Svoteh whiskey, ladol- phia porter and ale,’ cliampagno cider, for excoe: and hone Sonsumption, im quantities to suit purchasees, Hoade of families are ee, solicited, J.J. SPAPF, SN Droad- way, cornet of Anthony stroe One Thousand Dollars Reward will be y the subscriber, upon compaten’ svidens pate 4 the defiance salamander sates, (Gayler’s pai ve over failed in preserving contents from fire aryh 9 a8 sho, dant 122 Bi Peatl ee oa or seiow Maiden ina) ‘by ROBSRY Me PAT: CK, manutaciuror, HairDye and eG ‘y's Manu- tory ls a3 No, 283 Broadway, opposite the Park, wher bead dations in tho world 1 tad application of his Nat dye. soa newly Pap doapecs, Mine private reome, cy cas, ¢ Wines, In= in de Anclais,” in pints and , from Havre. Forsale by JOHN Broadway. I'm no Doctor, nor am I a Professor, I’m old Mr Greham, who bas fm ongusnt that will foroo the Whiskers or moustaches to row pag and Yhlek in six wooks, and won't stain cr injure theak ia | its $1 por Bottle, R. sRAHAM, 38 Aon atroot, We had the te gS of Inspecting a Lady’s toliet ta¥lea white ago: 9 promjnent article thereon was Barker's agrceshlo TuLique, 2 cartain cost entive forthe hair; price °5 vente: srl ever; 9 Principat depot, BARKER'S indies’ bairdreseiny establishunent, 4.0 Broadway. Cristadoro’s Liquid Haly Dye will not take hours to accomplish the chance hair, bo it ever sostub- bora or so un e tantly, browns vr blacks are produce ‘and applied at No. 6 Astur Hous, Leroughly, and by Cough Candy.—Thls Is the a iven to our citivens by De. HOW the candy man, li yi amstreet, It is warranted Tauteed t in live minntos tate, and evory po rn 10, and cote And bakers thr urely vegetable, and gaa- is Vory pleasant to the i not fail to use it. Consumption Treated by Inh.dation—Also ssthma and bronchitis, JAMES CAMERON, M. D. and Surgeon, 586 Houston strest, ex of Crosby. Retorences— R, Clagett, Esq . 65 Wall streat; H. W. Ellsworth, Esq, 35 Wall strock; J. Jay Wood, Syrup of Ginseng and Malva.—Ginsong eoams well known in #arope through the missionaries. cures pulinonary diseases, strongthens rind dnercases tho vital spirits, ‘The uprup is for anle by Wilson, Fairbank: € Co., 4S.and 43 Nanover street, ite the Amorican House, Boston, who are thy adway, and rect, Nowy York Chaps, Chafes, P maples, Freckles, Erup- tions, sud (ark, callow skins Vanish by the use of Gourauu’s bod soap. Houdre subtle upreots halt from 8, of any port of Kongo, lily white, hale restorative, ab of Walker atrevd, tirst store Married, Ta this city, October 29, by Mr. Cianus BoA. Kren, of Berlin, Miss Anvy C, Cato, of Fall River, Mass, aod Mr, Bowanp N. Dovarass,’ of Patchogue, L. 1, to Miva Mancaner Ax Kinxraraics, of Albany, 8. Y. On Whureday, November 24, by the Rev. De. P. A, Proal, Rector ef Trinity Church, ties, Y., Joi B, Epwanns, of Milwaubie, be Lovwa f this cit a Enoch Foreman, Mr. rT On Monday, November 23, Wana Sreawr, aged 55 years, 8 months aud 2 daps. The friends of the family, and those of his sons, Win. J, and Levi U Stuart, also lis stepson, Ribhard M. Ferris, and his soc im Iw,’ Francis K. Gatagen and Alon: & Peck, sre respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from , No, 10 Lafayette place, to-morrow after: noon, at two o'click. His remains will be taken to Greenwood. Baltlnore and Philadelphia papers please copy. On Monday, November 44, altor a short illness, Miss Sunau Jane Pixma, eldost ¢aughter of Joha L and’Maria Dennis, aged 18 years, The filends and relatives of the family are iny!ted to attend her funeral, form No. 65 Morton street, this fore- noon, at eleven o'clock, without further notice, Oa Sunday evening November 27, Sana, daughter of famuel L. and Sarah Griswold, aged 16 months. ‘The friends of the family are invited to atiend the fu neral, from No. 925 Fourth street, thia afternoon, at one o'clock. Hor remains will be taken to Greeawaod for in- torment. On Monday, November 98, Hoan Gaye, of consumption, ged 21 years and 6 montha, ives and frien a, an¢ also those of bis uncles, nd John Grant, are respeotfally invited to attend neral, this sfteravon, at one o'clock presinely, feora No, 888 Eighth avenue, eornor of Twenty-sevoath # rost His remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for inter ment. On Monday morning, November 28, after a b: AsyiM, Ineving, in the 21st year of bor age, The friends of tha fumily aro respectfully requested to ‘J her fanéral, this aftertoon, at three o'clock, from residence of ‘her brother, Jobn D, Wilson, No. 173 ent Thirtoenth street, withont further invitation, f illness, On Monday, November 28, WarrnyGuam, in the Tit year o! her Her friends are invited to attend her fane- On Sunda; warning November 27, Mania, wife of John Conselyea, aged 46 years. Her funeral will fake place this afternoon, at half past No. 26 Ninth one o'clock, from her late residence, avenue. .On Saturda: aot morning. November 26, in Brooklyn, Ca- nouns M., wife of Capisin ED. Keyes, U.8. A., and daughter of the late James B. Clarke, Haq, ‘The friends of the family are reipeatiu y invited to attend the funeral. from Grace Churea, Brooklya Heights, fternoon. at two o’clock, without further notice. Her remains will be taken to Greenwood. On Monday, November 28, Jan, wice of Robert Cooper, aged 86 years and 6 months. ‘Her friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend ber funeral, to-morrow afternoon, at twe o'clock, from her late residence, No. 202 Eldridge street, between Stanton and Houston streste. On Wednesday, November 28, Wituam Fowxen, in the Sst year of bis sge. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his son, Halsted P. N., No. 48 Croaby street, this afternoon, at one o'clock, witboat further {avitation. Hus remains will be taken to the New York Bay Cemetery. Of typhoid fever, on Sunday. November 47. Coweta, daughter of Thomas and Amelia Southard, aged 16 years and 4 months. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invi'ed to attend ber funeral, from the residence of her father, at Peekskill this afternoon, at one o’clock. At Bellevue Hospital, October 27, Many. wife of Henry, and mother of Susan and Christina Hardenbrook. At Ithaca, on Tuesday, November 22 after a liagering illners, in the 6lst year of her age, CaTHanines, wife of Job Corley, forme: ly of this city. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. SEK THIRD AND SIXTH PAGES. PERSONAL. N INHERITANCE.—IMPORTANT TO THE AEIRS of Mr. Duncan McJatosh, wuo is supposed to havo re in New York, your ‘or partiou- Spy, to Mr. Paul A. 29 Uorvland’ street, or Mr. shety 208 Vil Urey “Genoa, Switzerland. NY RESPECTABLE AMERICAN FAMILY, HAVING no children of their own, w ishing to ‘adopt a'young girl, five years old. German by birth, and who epeaka Knglieh, will please call on Mr. Lenhart, 125 Ridge st., near Houston, NFORWATION WANTED OF HNO@All FALLEY, by her sister Margaret Falley, from tho county of Kerry, Ireland. Was | en in Pearl street on the i0th of Sep tember. Any infor mation conceruing her will be thankfully received at 157). Washington street. F MR. EDWARD HOWENTUALI, WILL CALI AT Mr. E. I yon’s, 424 broadway, he will hear of sometuing to his advantay F THE GENTLEM. AN WHO LEFT ONE oF COOPER'S chronometers, some two weeks since, in the oare of Miss Kate Hastings, 119 Morcer streot, will call for it, he will ro- lieve heranxiety, as she thinks he has forgot whore he lett ie a F. 0.—DO NOT LOSE A MOMBNT IN coMMUNT- cating with us, It may rot yet be too late for you to re- gain your position. Delay may rain you Completes Marae PosT OFFICE NOTICES. O8T OFFICE, NEW YORK—NOTICE~ EUROPEAN mails por United States mail steamship ARABIA will lose at tnie office on Wednesday, Nov. i, 1853, at 7% A. M. The oftice will be open on that day, for the roception and de- livery of letters, at 7 A. . V. FOWLER, P. } Tae LEOTORE SHASON. R. SOLGER WILE, DELIVER TWO on Russia and Turkey, and the policy of the of! Evropean powors at the "present juncture, on Wednesday and Tuosday, Deo. 6, at 8 o'clock ia the el of the University, ity place, Washington ickots for the two feotures, admitting a lady and an, $1; single admission |) Gents, ‘Tickets wld st J. Crowin’s, 69 Broadwa Brita! oor iiroadway, ‘and by the Janitor of theo e University. ECTURE.—DR. REDFIELD WILL COMMENCE ouree of lecturce this eve renieg at the Music Hall, a dway, on Physiognomy. Dr. Newbery will continue his course on “ Phrenol gy and the otability of ae evi on the evenings following. Admission, 25 conts. 2 elines oe of character aud clairvoyant examinations day and evening. LECTURES: ct 5 N ADJOURNED MERTING OF THE DEMOCRATIC Republican General Committee willbe veld this evening the 2th inst., at the Stuyvesant Institute. at 734 o’clock. ‘THOS. J. BARR, ‘Chairman, G. @. Guazien, Won Dekiaetne: } Secretaries, THE MILITARY, ATA REGULAR MEETING OF THB COMRADE LIGHT Ynard, held on Wednesday evening, Nov. 23, tre follow- ing preamblo and rosolusions were wuanimousiy adopted :— (Wicreas, it has ploaged the Allwise Disposor of events to remove from our ranks, in the midst of his ngofulness, our friend and fellow-companion, Jamos MoCann; wecreas, the occasion naturally inepiros a'dieposition to give appropriate oxprossion to our sorrows, therefore, esolvod, That in his #idden and wutimely end, we monrn the loss of one who had endeared himsolf tous by his many virines,and his kind and generous disposition, and justice to his memory demands that wo should not forget those who were near and dear to him whole living, thoretore, bo it Resclved, That s copy of the forego a preamble and reso lutions be transmitted to tho family of the deceased, and that the tame be publighed in the Now York un and Ioratd, MICHAEL MULLIGAN, Chainaan, Teyny Suninrron, Seoretary. TA MEETING or THB MORION GUARD, HELD November 27, loi, after their retura from their second Annial target excursin, it was Reselved That the company return their fe ode thanks to their invitrd gueaia for tho costly PE,206, wha ov pre: bentod to us. Aad bo it turthe “resolved. nee ne ir. R. M. W chee of the Teelth Be Haven, for the beumttiel aad splondid erin which he entertained onr compeny on the day of their cxeursion. And be is further resolved, that she com- Pavy alee return thoir thanks t9 tho Jadics of the above estab- ish ment for the many acta ol kindness reocived at thelr hands on the above dav; also to the young ladies who presented us with the vory beautiful wreaths which we received on the above cee Reavlved, newspaper. That the foregoing be published in the Horald RTP i, CORNWELL, Chaixinan. Enwanp Conwurs, $0 retary. ETING OF JHE W. 10. ARD, lyn, November 26, 1893, after returniog hi, the following resolutions were unani- mowsly adopte Reerlved, That the thanks of this company aro hereby ten- dered to Sr. : m Dnt, and Mr, Warea, our invite the satisfactory manner in which th He the excursion. Resolved, That ‘ks to Mr. for the eumptuous dinner prepared for ua at the River House, Harlem. Resolved, That the above be Merald. Dv Rowr, wblished in the New York AVID Ii, MASON, Captain, Cram, Seorctary. and dzill of no compary, wih booed ot obi TOE on Tuesdsy ovening, Nov. 2th, at alt very member latending to scoompany us rst repost himself roady ¢ proceed with tho compauy t> Mott Haven, om Wednesday, No: at halt past 7 o’clook ¥ Captain, M. TsAac Kaytan, Secretary. TORER GUARD, ATTENTIO tho abexe compnay are hereby anil drit, will be ticid in tho rooms of the Wall strect ferry gn Tuonday and Thursday eveninss, Nov. 29 and Deo. | 7 o'clock procisuly. By order CORNE, ae DOWNEY, Captain, Parnick MeDensovy, Orderly, ided that # mooting THE TRADES, &C. GC FINISHERS—WANTED, A GOOD FIN WH take charge ofa email finishing shop; also good salesman for fixtures and capaslo of taking charge of a set of Looke. None but competent men who are itesal ot ‘with the basi: need apply. address Fixtures, Herald office. 0 JEWELLERS.—A CUASER WISHES RMPLOY WENT ina mannfactery, Adiross H, B., Hopald oilico, stating where an intervi y ¥o ind. by a fiet-zate p perience in the custom dep make bimaclt osnecwie Address Cutter. ‘no . 446 Grand street. ATCIT MAKER wAnraD A SING rfectly | undurst his business, A ‘ercis & Co., ‘no ebjestion to tivlactory references, MAN THAT dean come are ply between ore Of Lowis & MC ae the Aillam street. ER WANTED--TO GO SOUTH ; A TIRST agraving. Apply w VHLY ONE W 10 THORO! cu re Apply t+ L, Jacobs, vanced and repaired in the bes tm AICHMAKER WANTED. understands all kinds of w streot. ed er, this day, at eady employment al Wi ua ew YORK AND xamnine our Ia meking. with a full y made clothing, ‘are respectfully i boa aa styles 5 inl made up. A. nal sireot , Opposite Greene strect, INA. Tne Te CBLIO AnE bea canted sn immense rovoln nkstends, Ac, tin in prices f superior French china vagos, 4 Ae. which he wi f antil Now Yorr's a thirty pei thousand toy and tool acta at present for m (ow days oal ne ooliort off, and other goods, at 'PLULLIVS? com’ Last plate wirsion depot, Ue Nareau street, one few cays ¥ UR NITUR x. J ame roldorf Galler hs bold at twenty tive anit tie Dest ttn wry, No. 49 Greene atrcet. ESA BYRNE, Cheap Enameled Pur: ri Sroadway, & fow doors above Spring @ ehuren, PRICE OF 4 Owners ave taining money; 'y'o small gold w C SOP ARTNARSIUP HOTTONS, AB ADVERTISER WISHES TO ASROUIATE WITH ening & thorow A, pesneee te i. on) wn a eash secute a business endy esta ikea. aaerens Hay rea oe, ss SPECIAL NOTICES. STATEMENT Having tiie waleuated to attach die IN @ from the fatigue the artival of the ship im perfoct femalo, agod seventy years ai oe voyage some boure after 1uto po vES Ww. peyote = D., 8 rd doroge. 4 RVI N G LITER meeting will OTIC. 64, 1 0. yh Ust ed —Tihe SROOND ANNUAL adway, DO. this pir o ee EL ALD- THE MEMBERS oF EMPIRE LODGE Ne. of O. F. . are hereby notitied to meet at ovr lodge room, in Odd Feliows & all, coener of Grand and Combe atreeta, N. ¥.. on preeirely, for the purpe epect to our late brother Patric! pine from the residence of brother Robect a o Oliver street, New Yo Po By ord Newere J. MeCi Tuseiny, Nov. one o'clock P. 90 Of paying te Ings, teitute of Fo Fogarty. The f moral will rh. THOMAS LAWRENCE, N. vn , Booretary. PENING OF No. 600 Bros: it. —The und and physieiaue, have ttitution, for the e the beslthy as w THE NEW GYMNASTIC INSTITUTE, away, entrance 134 Crosby, near Ho; ‘at the suggestion of many parents d in establishing » gymoastio ia of children, ladios and gentlemen the sick Eminest pysivinns hav- xerei ell ing promised their co-operation, witl superintend the exer n cises of iavail 10 P M. whereiafrmation may admittance receive Denfeld. ormerly Bath, Homborg. December, next. U. a td on Thursday ev rally requested to Tho gymnasium js op n from 10 A. M. t'l be had and applications for The tv struction will be given by Prot eirector of tho gymnastic instit ite at {ve The institution Will be oponed on the ist FRANCIS D@y FELD, HENRY GEGHARD, EDWAKD & LEIN JORMA, O HENRY CLAY cuAP- A, ire particularly requested to at- tease of Gand street ant Drona way, of, tie Oedor gone: “By ordorot BE, BuOTKR, g. Deo, attend,” WANTS. ‘ Fon Tunes Convuns or Wars See Sorn rage. $ () BONUS —A BONOS OF TWENTY DOLLARS 20) Bar Vo'givounes ary person whe will procure, for the advortiver sitaation as'condot fon any if the city Communiont 1y confidyntial. ress A. B., Union Square Pet RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT WOMAN WISHES d gentlemen will be a be well recommended. rteenth street. second toor, Fle front room. NURE WANTED—ONE @RLL RECOMMENDAD, ‘and & good rea: Nene need apply but a Pro- iestant. Apply at 55 Lawrenre street, Braklyn, for turee days RESPECTABLE Y UNG GIRL WANTS A SITUA tion af nurre and seacetrors, «r as reamstress alone. ian the host city rof-r0 co from Yer last placa, Please appl Do. 4 Cornelis street, orner of Vourth street aad Sixth avenue REAPROTABER hares 18 DESTROUS OF OBTAIN. 2 , between Twenty-fifth ty-aiath strocts, flout room, sewond loon, RETTOEASLe YOUNG WOMAN WIst a » a8 chambermaid, orto cook, was» and iron, iW iamily, Cae be vean fin two days, av 254 Twenty: th street, between Eighth aad Nin\n avennos, IKL, DESIRES A SIPUATION AS ©) id sad waiter, Inqoire at 33 Woodhull str Brooks n, for ene day. GIRL WANTED, TO DO THE GE work, washing and irovirg ard ph family. Apply, with recommendatio: bue pear Twenty ith street, RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A tras rate cook, washer and ‘roner. Can be acom at her Prevent employer's unuil suited, $5 Ninth street. ITUATION AS peeexcn nbn t tho entirely false, wes sipped -THE REPORTS IN THE PAPERS «York Cowmersial College are almost No mouvy waa over t Ken to get situations, ‘The articles = ere given to M~ at money was not p Stusrt immediately A paper id fora place J. R.GOW- ARD. Pros't N. ¥. C. Colleve, #23 Sixth avenue, 0 OWN mpany solicit of geld bearing qui days dollars per ton by t lian mille. VERS OF GOLD QUARTZ V BINS. ner Golc Quartz Pulverizi ¢ and Amal, 0) « to commenoe within thirty ‘The yield of mating Machin Proposgla for the delivery of 11H t artz a@eome shipping port the delive: and completed within ninety warranted to average twent 8 of stampera, or by the Ci gore must e old prow: ‘This offers a tine opportunity to thoaeowning gold quarts mince, to test the valuo of their ores, and oxtablish the character of their mines, Prono sabgoriber, and personal applicatio of the Company, corner of Beaver ond wi EL LO CARD.—THR SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY AN- nounces tothe eitizens of New Yori, Brooklyn, Wil- sy and Je aro now open day and ‘book\eeping. ties of three or mo of writing lessons and improvement enle at ti orner m the Home Journal Fro im} pag nok their han: seademy, * e & largo quarto, with copice and instrnotio: cents per copy, or raey City, that his new and elogant rooms and evening for instruction in pen nanship A liberal deduction will be made to par- re persons. Strangers may receive a.course in three days. ‘The instruction is thorough, quaranti old snd young, dole amit fp Yor fir one doliar. Copy books for lar por dozon, or ten dollars per may be had'at the rooms, J62 ‘8 of Franklin street. ‘R B. GOLDSMITH. "We adviso those who wish to dwriting to bear in mind that there is not lace in the world where the art of penmnaakin oan be a nired, eithor more agreeably or more Sat itiously, than ihe superb establishment of Mr. Goldsmit system of writ it to &merican citize! t ant, Bhort-band taught Alters Wwio family, in 1: jereons, rivate tuition. L ATTENTION T+ MR. BRISTOW’S SUPERIOR ting!—For tweuty olght yoarsbe} as taught hat hi teat its a sealwus attention fo hts pu and geutlomen ot every age finished stylo of ponmanship, in twelve ¢5 Parlors, No. 293 Broadway. (hers Visiting cards written. Call a i, Writing eageuted. Schools atten 18 A ‘ACCUSTOMED TO TEACH Is Senireha cl an engazomont as governess. in kentle- ne city or vicinity. She can refer to the hom she he been engaged for the last and ear ‘of the highest respectarrity, Oar, ‘as to capable pectari'ity, ko, Xo. undertakes to give iesteuctin in music, fees t drawing, ax flowers, and all tho usual branches of « sound gla Cine A note addre: to A. M. P., 308 Broome street, will meet it inte attent ote bike WANTS 4 SITUATION INA HIGHER eebraies teach tho classical and modern langua; math emi dice arise naturel sciences and chemistry. He can jonials as to ability and moral chats t ter, Address Professor W., Herald office, — Botiem ont ARITHMETIC, &C., TAUGHT BYA System, of instruction use, by W. J. ceites Auris ania ) and ia neal Open day and eve studios. cnllarly ‘adapted to. practical Brosdway. "ach student re- ly advanced in his ‘Terms ronsonable. RENCH LANGUAG GIER bogs to inform that he continues to Tench Jan; t No. 41 Lexington avenue. ne in the PROFESSOR NOEL BER- 0 give private i) at the pupils’ residenoes, Ap- RIVATE TEACHER.—A FRENCH LADY, speaks Er glish ence as a teacher of French and musio ai fectly, and has had We erfectly, and has had many years exper Pot Fe ad th ne A branches of a liberal eduost‘on, desires to engage govornese, and will give private le ona in Frone! no av $A per quartor, three lessons per week. Bh H . L. B., Broadway Post Office. Medeme's and at NE PRIMA DONNA, ELIZA VALENTINI, TBACHES Hingin {ur dal corn ies “ $0 the oh ehoek, No. 135, a lsrs, drawn by lredand twen other papers ol at ‘tae seg piano. Private papile’ concerts giv- he can be seen at her residence, 86 Fourth avenue, near nth street, evry day, from 12 td and fitty dolta by private ena ‘Aud in claseos composed of ley aa sins ring "aiternately aloreor in duos, {uarter Fach Indy. Signoriut Valen’ o'clock, REWARDS. LOST, ON THE APTERNOON OF inst, an old pocketbook, ees, a _ Grocers’ Bank, for one thousand do! 1, Quintard & Co.; about two hundroi ; cheek tf oy theres for about op ty dolia: Eby Biaze Moore, and 6 te no ut the ownecs The tai, By returning the ssue to No. 16 Broadway, will reovive the above rewaré RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES TO goto torvia with a temily as nurse and seamatress, or an Indy’s maid; understands dressmaking. Would make herself generally 1 i, required, Can be seon for two Weeks ab her prevent place, 16036 Sixth avenue, inthe store, RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANIS A SITUATION AS cork; understands pastry sud baking perfectly; would be willing to assiet in the washing and ironing of a small private fau ily; las no objecti ars distanco into the countr: nod refere ven if required, Can be seen for two duye at 210 Sullivan street, No. 9, buck room. PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS mberiwaid and wait r, or to do chamberwork aud Call at 120 Laurens siroct, YOUNG WOMAN Paap A SITUATION TO TAKE care of children and te embroider, or to do plain tow. i tatistact ry roterence given. Apply at #4 St Mark's 2 in the ravement YOUNG COLORED WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION. She has been accustomed to waiting jas large boarding h uso and a private family, or as chambermatd. Can givd the best of city reference. Please call at 0 Jeracy arent, hetween Mulberry aud Croeby, up stairs, third floor, room 3s. MIDDLE AGED COLORED WOMAN WANTS A SIT. uation, a8 cook ix a private family; she ons been ac- euetomed to cook in a large boarding house wad hotel Can give the best of city reference. Pliase cail as 10 Jersey stroct, third floor, room No, 36. A. RESPECTARLE WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION as cookin arespestabio private family. Can give tho Dect city reference. Can be goon for two days at 23 Ninth street, Detween First and Second aycnues, front basement A SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, av reamacres; understands droswinaking, and ean out and fit children’s aud Ladies’ evoning dresses; would assist With chomberwork and make hersolt ureful ina resp-ctablo fawils, Ploace call a 52 Twenty fifth stroct, betwoen Broad. way and Sixth avenue. Can beeeon for two da: RESPECTABLE ENGLISH WOMAN IS DESIROUS of procining’ a situation as aura f taking the entivc charge of a baby: bh raise thea on the botile; or as housekooper in private family. Nursing profecred. | Unn liayy two > vars character frou Tor Jest situation, Cam be sven from 10 to 12 k A.M, or from 3 to Siath avenue, near jevouth troor, for two days. Youya wi N WISHES A SITUATION AS ebamb: rmaid aud laundre’s in a private family. Bost of reference can be riven. Can be seen for two days at 277 Sixth avenue, between Seventeenth and Sighteenth streets, RESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY, OF GOOD ADDRESS, wishes to obtan a ne nation to attend a book and s tionery or fancy aad toy Gress or apply at No. i ‘Eig N AMERICAN LADY DESIRES A SITUATION AS ciatke or matron ina gentloman’s family. Would Gonscientiously diecrarje her duties, or would ongage aa seamstress, and eful in anything not m Salary moderate, & pleasant vome being the olyject, *Pioate address in Herald oftice, for swo a c. Satisfactory references. Ad- h avenue. mae aAaenan annem ASTRY, COOK OK HOUSEKEEPER'S SITUATION ranted, by @ respeatable Rnelish women, who ona zood oity to or call on R. C., at Evglish’e, iad SITUATION WANTED—48 LabY’S MAID AND ©: ousck:eper, in a privace amiy; ine good dresemakery and undentends the r quisites of iady’s maid and house Kerperi is achive and inte'li ont; as bad savers] yearu Oxe eave in that eapaoit, with ‘a of distinction ia Binge Con make pesserves. jel’ ‘oul to country, Address MAG, Housetocper, Brookiya “re oftier, Si reet rot WANTLD—FOR A Ay Omnia, wore feed roscmmendativns, or housework formeciy 108 H irk % mn. 140 Fulton stresty under tua, "poildings, Chambers streot, ITUATION WANTED—BY 4 YOUNG GERMAN, wine French, asf) via (re private family; be rtly, end ene erved cany yours with the nigh st wobllity In Bi ope is, willlig 00 sblo‘sud make hin o:lfg) uesaMy tasted” Tuadieg at 145 Seventh avenue, WO YOUN waa GIRLS want FITUATIONS TO #4 HE ADVERTISER, a Liege! LaDy oF | aperner. ‘lity and g nt of ou a weotable family derrtands ber business, 4 permrnent retired a ein me the object thar compensation "Would leave the elt South. Ail conmunics'ions addres:ed Riso arrose 'y Post Office, for one week, will meet immediate 1 storekeeps tly endee inate ontinn fitting and jo @ good sewer. To & competent > rs: steady employment givens Apply st 255 Twelfth stroet 0 DRUGGISTS, APUTH ECA RIBS, &C. ‘n respestable young man. a situatio be abo bo learn the orng and prescription b a chance to study modiviue. The best of references given as character, Ac. mae proforred. Address Charles, Meralé office. for one MPO DRUGCIST EVE. YOUNG MAN, wo bas had charge of two retei! stores in this eity, wishes @ similar eitun Hort of city reference, Addrors A. B, Vnion syuare Post fice —WANTED, A SIT Tl aoqnaisted wita to go a few Wa beond U N JEUNE HOMME PaR!aNT FRANCAIS ‘ET ES. J vellement arrivés de Paris, ayant exercé la int @ country Teet, third floor, fortwo day: sivior ct pation or depuis vingt ane, désire Frouyer de Donplot dans ‘en. hotel, rostaurast ow maison partioul u subord dan rteamer Tl donners des ren- _ tciguements sur son pases ct era recommandé par ronier ianw de New York. b’adresser 2 J.C. hite atrc cl NIED—A SITUATIO ow g woman, ag child’s’ maid P u bermaid aud flue washer and ironor. d waiter, orto travel with nee given, Has lived in New Yor! Please call at 158 ‘Twenty-reb tree |d Second avenues tween Fire y JANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young w , to cook wash, and iron ins private fa- mily, or to co general housework; would make herself gon rally weful in baking, taking care of childron, or sewiny Best of city reference Call ot No 13 Hammond street, the rear, Can be toon for one week, tf not suited. ANTED—BY A RESPE & situation a# zeod plain cool nd iron bert of vity reference siven, Cam be seem for two roueye 21 Tad » av Br KY Wins SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ‘oung Womnaa, to do ge: eral hous work i fami jest of city reference, Please call at No, et, between First and Secon ANTED—A SITUATION BY A PROTESTANT youngwomen agehsmbermsid and seamstroas,or cham~ bermaid and to do fine washing. Cau be soon for two days a6 198 Thirty third stro 5 WANTED—A YOUNG WOMAN AS WAITER; SHR must pertootly understand her business, a0, « cham bermaid and lannérese, + tit vod city re ferences will be required. Appi Wea A RESPEC TABLE YOUNG Wouay, a sitvation or cb mbrmsid and to assist in the wash. ing and ironin 2 an excollent washer aud ironer, and underetan¢s a) lanndry work. Has the very pee ee city reference from berlast plees, Can be seon for two days, at S2Twerticth street, betweon Sixth and Seventh avemuets ANTED—A SITUATION, AS FIRST — SBAM- strest, ty a Protestant 2 excellent hard ay working upon all k PA jentlemen’s enderclothes, and would be found very eee Ge te yore witl iven. BY dressmaker. The best of city reference 1 at 182 Waverley place, cornor of Sixth avenue, RESPECTABLE YCUNG WOMAN WISIES 4 situation as cbamber ani 0 is a go: Washer and ironer, and willing to make horself generally us fol. ‘The lest of sity referenco given Please call at the eouthwest corner of Pearl and Water streets, Brooklyn. N ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, NINETEEN YEARS 05 peaks and writes the’ mee ‘and Gorman lan oA who has been employed ‘or three years in one of ablishments in this city, and for the last fad stant bookkeeper, wisiies an employment as the rk, ip some business, wholoeale preterrod. meet given, Address box 1,518, P YUUNG MAN, TWENTY ONE YEARS OF Sine Asap sorter in a store: make hit fal, Can be cee! avenues, RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUA tion to take care of & pair of horses and to drive; would be willing to make himself generally useful; has no objovtion to so a short dista’ ce in the country; wages not 80 much an object as a comfortable place. Please call at Lil Firat ave sue, in the rtore, for three days, Al YOUNG (MAN, RESPECTABLY CONNECTED, Wishes a situstion in a store or office, either a4 a sistant bookk ° Tewspaper offi tion for the Iai papers in tai most Feepe ong addressed to’ IL. A. prompt attention, AGE, i willing to The best of vity referonces, treet, betwoon Pirat and Sezond onials from some of t city. Any commmnics 4 office, will meet with 4. M., i ooms, dismond cl to tke Morcer House, will rece: REWAKD.—LOST, ON NOVEMBER 21, AT THB Cornwell Guard Ball, held at tho City Assemv ster ring. orner 6 ‘The finder, De retuening it Broome and Mercer st:octs, © the above reward, and the thanks of the own r, ~ Vo tias the hair An: REWARD.—STRAYED AWAY, PO night, a big black di ON SATURDAY swers to the name of Bull. n the lett side ot his nook, worn away ore returniag him to 5i West Broadway, ia the store, Will receive the reward. HERWIG HARMS. 5 REWAR with a ongraved on it at 260), Th 2 Tenth strer Lost, 2 BLACK serTeR BITCH 00 above reward will be paid for herretusn dorsigned, on the 21th Pointer doz, answers to tho name of Peter, With the owner's name and residence. (A be paid for the re orto c. . « brown and white wearing a iiberal roward will urn L the dog to No 2) Broad street, N.Y. , New Utrevat, Long Isla Reo 'ND—NEAR TRE) FOOT or CORTLANDT STREET, 8 portemennate, containing a eum of money, | Which the owner can have by proving property and Call on Mr. Coulter, conductor, pidtag , advertiueoment. Phia train, OU: ner, Mec and geld coin, and bank bills. by calling on B. F. D—A LADY'S BLACK WORK BAG, CONTAIN. Sng an cuvelope on lich w Was written, Mr.’ George War- tll strect,N. ¥., in which was one The bag also conta ned w lady's in which there was copper, éilver, cen have the above UND—IN W ® momorandu: which the owner 89 Front etzect, OST—A GOLD PENCIL, MARKED “N. PERRY 0 Hl. | L, Poster,’’ being » prosont. givon by Henry 1. ILLIAM STREET, ON 2TIt INSTANT, 1a book, contsining a small eum et iaoney, can have by applying to i M. Cushinan, A liberal reward will be Foster, if Cortlandt ot O8T—ON SATURDAY, (@6Tl INST., » containing & swua'ot noney, and two smal keys. ‘The tinder is welcome to the money if he will loave the keys attho Shelley Restaurant, sommer of Broatway and Al thony street. OS8T—TIE FO: and one dated Por dred and James 1 Dall, O8t—IN The 4 Catharine gtx ICE DRIFTED ON THE fe at the oitics of P. Rinnoy 3 jolla ) A_PORTMO: LLOWING DESCRIBED NOTE: WeIOx rote dated Pertemont Onis le ab the office of P. sty: ig temeuts, Ohio, ‘i 13, sevonty-one ursell, butts cagtna’ Left in a ferry and Metropelt BOWERY, BETWEEN HESTER AND et oy, evening, botweon sixand ibe Sader will be lip 107 'g Fortioth stroct. ote leocased friend. GACH, ABOUT ONE ye ile wortof Sinithtown harbor, about thirty sticks of square fram jing timber. Inquire of O. A, Gardiner, mil d Neathpors Post Gihee, Suftolk cventy, Now York. i Oo, OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURB ng yt entlowan having ay ah & CLOTHING, &C. ANTAD, 2 M. ark by Mrs, Dusseldorp. OVE tir. CLOTHING.- may! WORTH WANTED.— Tho highest cash prico will money, Pa Ydcocription. for large or small lots of good lett 9 Miborally givon, in curreas it off clothing of Address through post, or callon JAMES lOKON BY, at his sevomdhand store, 11 Orange stroet, neag hatham stree ron her neck and the owner's namo linia atreet, the fud B BOOKKEEPER, wHo CAN DEV! ‘OTE HIS TIME after tour o’clock P.M. to business pursuits of his own, Gevires to tako charge of a set of broke, combined, i! required, with other office dutics. Is familiar with all modern len: Port cine and best of references given. Address M., Box 3,322 ‘ost 7. STEWART & CO, WANT A YOUNG MAN, o. having city expe ionce, competent, to take charze of their wholesale cleth department; sito want salesmen in their embroidery, hosiery, silk and dress goods depart ments. Engagements toc mmence on January Ist, 8t4. Ap ply in the afternoon, oetweon 5 and 7, up etairs, CARD.—THE SUBSORIBER BEGS LEAVE TO IN- form mers that he has this day onlarged his 261 Bowery, for tio benoit of emp'oyers.ro- and German help, whieh he is now ready to walsh Fash as clantay parler” eenstmeny toate ae boys Joons avd trades cooks, Inundresres, cli ids, waiters and heuseworkers. Enptoyrrs guited with Bnslish, Asian, Seokeu and colored help, as heretofore ASCENT WANTED.—$5 te WEEK “AND COMMISSION, to an honest and cn, le man to solicit orders for a new article, A tmart maa, ae omod to sell perfumery and fancy oods, would be preferred. Applicsnte will stato age, refererces, aud where to be seem. Address R. M. W., feral ¢ office, th LARGE NUMBER oF EXPERIENCED SERVANTS, with unoxeeptimnable eity retere are wantioe «tn ations at MANNING'S Agency, 10 Tillary stroct, Bro f meat and pastry cooks, alericteod ners cellent Prote ant hovreworkecs, th roaaliy offietont chainbormaids, ‘This ostab! ia established and patronized by priva’ standing and Feapec ability. familics of sites or SMART AND ETFICIENT SERVANT cooks, gen-ral housoworkers, ch umbermaids, be good referenco, wanted imme: stable up town fami: Sans: No. 1. Saventh ay MIR ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, & ation to do general housswork in iM smvll private ‘Yamily; iss good washer apd irover. Eas the beet of eity rofererce. Gan be secu for two days, at 33 Weet Thirteen street, if not engaged, 'ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A MOST RESPECT- ‘able young woman, to do 'goneral ho 1isework, or cham- Derwork, and plain sewing; the best of city raferonge oan be given. Please cali fcr two days at room No. 11, 43 Ol ANTED—SItUATIONS, UY TWO RESPECTABLE young women; one to’ do the cooking, washing and ironing of a private fan ily, or to do the general housewo of s swall family; the ctier ao fect rate cook, washer ironer, or to Jo chamberwork and plain sewing; no objection to children: the vost of city reference given. lease eali a8 No 4 Stanton street. NIPD~A SITUATION AS COOK, HY A WOMAN cs her business, and his the Bert of ¢ respectable fi sane apyiy ‘at 8d wineenthustrests cn Third ayenne, TANT SITU teen borwe rk Hes now in town loo f 1 XN, by A YOUNG GIRL, Six care of age, to stud © baty apd aseist ie Chaee Apply at 52 Pearl etreet, room No. ‘A TEDDY A RESPECTABLE AMERICAN GIRL 1 priv Please epply at No 29 between Ninth and Tenth avenue priyato family to do chambenn: waitine, ane: ies BO objection toa private boarding bevse, Please cail at 67 Beekman sircet. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY ‘A RESP RESPECTABLE young woman. as chambermai: ere Please call at 21 Columbia street, near State, Brooklyn, up stairs. Can be scon for this day only. W Soanwen SITUATION BY A_ RESPECTAB: ‘oung woman, to do general hou ap to wash ani iron, toa lo plain cooking; best of city refc call at No. 7 €9 Washington street, New York Hotel. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woma: washer ironer, in 9 as plain cook, private tamily, Best ot city re Adlantio streo’, Brooklyn. Can | ‘ANTED —A SITUATION, BY young woman, as seamstre: children; she would go to Califo; A and hep ils take emt with a respec fomily, and make herself renerally nseful. Best of city ree RESPECTABLE forence. Call at 412 Hudson stevet, fist doce from Mortom, up stairs, until suited, WAnmpca sire ATION, 70 TAKE THE ENTIRE charse of an infant, by a Tespectable woman, that welll understands tuo care of children. ive the beat of o' reference, Can be seen at No, ur avenue from 9 to Colock ‘ANTED—IN DOOR WORK, ON PANTS, SACK- conte, do. for 0 Singer's cowing machine, at 03 Greene wich street fe Tone woe! Want: A SITUATION, DY A. RESPECTAB! yong girl rT it obitdren’s ‘dre gorerally neetn tweon First and Beco ANTED-—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT young woman, a cituation ae chambermaid or to do the work of a small iamily Can be soon at 157 Mott atrect, reag building, Toom ho. 8. from 10 to 5, for two days. FEW GENTLEM iN’S ‘OR A FAMILY" done with neatness, by a respectable | bbe! of No, WL Mulborry street, The best of- city reference given, ARKEEPER WANTED. _A.M,, at the Dry Dock Ban or WANTED IN AN OFFICE. INQUIRE AT NO. 51 William street, third story, front OY WANTED.—A SMART, INTELLIGENT LAD wanted to attoud anetios, None nood apply but those who can write a good one who lees wits Lis ew atreot, office No 1, mops FROM 9 TILL i2 snd, aud ceme well recommended = tod preferred. Apply st No. 4 rst Hoon. OOK WANTED-TO GO IN TEE COU ‘aif J Hartford, Conn., one who will itoning: must’ bea Proscstant, “dhe Leet of quired; Mberal wages will bo given. Apply \GOK WANTED-A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN, IN A Jo family of two persons EA ag sala Apply or 12 o' elo} +0K WANTED —-A PROTESTANT WOMAN, W, 10 understand mo businers aud Sas good reforensee, thay reek. NEAR C apply at 9 Ni YOOK'S SITUA’ N WANTED—BY A FIRST RATE J cook, it a prety sally; #0 objection to a large famil; She bas lived the Szeeee in hor last situation. Can 4 tho very best of city reference. Please onll at No. 5) First avents, between Twentioth and Twenty-first etrests, scoond floor, froat room, OAs, trie sitv. ATION WANTED.—A “YOUNG 2, born, weuld like to oe employmont as conebman in a gentioman's family. Hae been in t this cou P7puvuy’o six aie For further particulars injoire of Mr, WAITERS, AND OTHER MALE os provided for respeotablo familios uptown @pply at tho ploying Are eey, fice, No UO) East Fourteenth arrect, (Unio b,) New York. N. B. =r Teous apflping for eituatioas ab this office tavst Lave rood Felere 6 Oreks, "NURSES, and female dom: RUG CLERK—A YOUNG MAN, WITH SATISFAC. tory city reforences, can obtain a ‘situation by applying immeiately at No. 0 Scoond avonn Orns, ru having any to RNITURE —LADIES OR GRN TLEMEN €ispoey of can receive a fa! price by son ding to the stores 62 Weat Brondway and 12 Wost ‘broad. Way piace, or by letter, Ladice attended to Lr 3 Mrs. Colm, VLOTHING AND FURNITURE. J tlemen bein can obtain sf 6 Bi ay ay, Grey oe T°, THE DEAF. ites, DR. 458 Boadway bogs to i: form hie Saturdays are cantiongd oxalaet ationte from nine to fonr o’elook. dail¥ Bag = be procured hia *Troatiee on tho By sa further notice he ‘cam be consulted and Tues BN. ADIE3 AND GEN: dorirons of convorting tho above into cash, ash price b fidrons ab: M. 8, Coll OCULISTS AND AURISTS, POWELL, OCULIST, AURIST, A&C., RECEIVES We) '¥, at Lis offies, 5 doiel eyes inserted without the alight. anotly iko the natural eye, and reeom- asd cornet of Gra) and tho goat generally th a “ adase free w Wy the pecs The tear ronding 10 09 the subscriber, | EN. | [)"UG CLERK WANTED-—ONE WHO TIAS A KNOW. ledge of the bustaces, and caa {pat up perfumery. The beat referonce re atthe ecrner of Graud ani Mulberry strocte “is serial 1 ARDENER WANTED—A SINGLEMAN, TEMPERATE J and conversant with verctables, horticulture, and or dinary flower No grocubouse is used, ' He will be required to < olto aman can do on tho place, ont . Wages good if thoroughly euited: Address bex £73 Po av Oboe. FLOUSEREEPEN—A Lavy wiih good roferences wishes a situation in a private family, Inquire ab 13 Exchange place, office No. 19, between 12 and'3.o’vloek, MO NEINERS. WANTED. GOOD MILLENERS; those accustomed to ‘first clues work, Nong others neod apply. The highest salary given ormanent Kare RESPECTABILITY, an situation. Avply atthe fancy store, corner of Market and Divisic n stros to. O* KMANDE.—UN AMERICAIN DESIRBRAIT ‘Fran le W'xren—ay "A YOUNG ScoTCH GIRT, A SITwA. tion ns weiter cr chambermaid, am. 6 herself generally wseful, ¢ seen for two aay ane 4 Big- minghain strect, room 21, betwoen Market and Pike. ANTED—BY A RES ECTABL sitaation as ct amberinaid 21 would mind children and sow. The Devt of of ‘city reverened from her last’ pines: where the has lived over one Please call at No. 171 East Eleventh street, thire floor, room, fur two days, ‘ tt ig an excellers baker, am Best of orty refers family’ ironi: to assist inwashing an 1258 Third Oe be seen S Third avemae, betwoon Twonty-s¢ ty third streets, thivd floor, frent rooms rene oe JANTED—BY A RESPECTAULE Yo ion as plein cook, or to do TeUNG WOMAN, ‘ly. west of city reforence given, Can Warren street, South Brooklyn ra TED—BY A RESPECTABL W it iat chamber” af gad ene WOMAN, ke care of obi ‘ivon. Caa be toon for two day 5 joerum street, Brooklyn. bil ven ~~ Deas ANTED— A_ PROTEST, ‘washer and ironcr, in TANT, femme ry Must be Wy oes BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANS man. a riteation as plain cook, ing aa washing and ence beer aa eins ys nm try. Bost city renee gives, M4 ‘can 2A Me lborry arect, coroer of Primes, i inthe the ANTED-BY A RESPECTABiB YOUNG a W (zt Woman, situation ae chamber gontral hourework. for private tamily. eet of ofty reforenoe pi Can be eon fortwo days at 290 Mulberry stroet, in the store. ANTED—BY A a situation ts first rate oook, w lived for tho pass thr bert of city ref stroot, in tho re a eS a W4SIED BY A. RES*ROTABLE YOUNG 1 WOMANS ‘a rituation as ebam bormatd vermaid aud ella’ ia onal cofa baby. The ane sity Can bo eeon for two days at 302 Fe Bow "y. and ironing, or ag oh of talrlog tho entire ence oan be given, street, eornor of th ey NrED—A SITUsTION BY A cok oe shaman oung Ww , to do tat new or and W: the cooking of a small fa aily. No objection to th ‘Twenty fifth street, dL. ANTED—BY A STRONG HRALTAY, PROTRSTA’ situs'ion as thorough ress, = situation as cook; sho branches, paatrya, jolli Uo nactnee Ben Sine call at oyna faethe 2 rote. or Warts soe beat peas!