The New York Herald Newspaper, January 1, 1854, Page 5

all the generous feelings ef the heart; tt ia in New York, it exemplifies the of man in one of its most agreeable phases. May celebration Jong continue to exercise those benignant over us that it now does, and when centuries passed away, may every recurrence of the day con- to bring to the lips of our posterity that talisman friendship and hospitality which we now utter to all readers—"‘A happy new year |” { | "The Second Day of the Carnival. ‘The lively times of sleighing, singing, and rollicking is the order of the day. Each day sesms to add new to the present carnival of the metropolis. Yelterday, tmpe weather being more moderate than on any day pre- ‘vious, gave new ccla/ to the city sports. The thermome tee stood yesterday at midday at 38 degrees, and the san sipone down benignantly upon the musical metropolis. It wees fit day for the dying year. Old 1853 went out amid boundless rejoicings, apd the New Year was ushered io with ringing bell and shouts of revelry. The first signs of thawing were visible yesterday, which caused some re- geet on the part of the sleigh-going community, who are yet by any meana satiated with the festival of the dying year. In some o! the eld countries —the Italian Blates—carnivals take place at stated times, in a cordance with old established rites and customs, and receive the sanction of both Ohurch and State. This carnival day ia given over to rejoicing, the sppetites are let loose, * aad revelry, amd debauchery, and buffwontry are the monarchs of the festival. In our country we have these earnivals, not established by custom, but establishe! by nature herself, What greater or more happy festival eould the mizd of man suggest, or human exertion carry eet, than that which we now epjoy, through the aid of ‘the Storm King, who has spread the earth with a white mantle, emblematic of gaiety and frivolity? Yesterday the vailrosd companies managed to clear their tracks and pat their cars in motion. They were, however, but little patronized; and the omnibus sleigh, in such pleasant weather, was far more attractive to the travelling com- munity. If one is in search of sport, Jet him goto the Battery and engage « sixpence worth of sleighing in one of those demecratic conveyances, which are there con- stantly going and coming, from morning till night. Qnce im motion’ up Broadway, the fun begins. ‘Get off my eeans!’’ cries one. ‘You've no business to have them,’’ exies another. ‘‘Hollo, conductor! whatdo you charge for carrying cora in this sleigh?’ Now a big fat man gets fm and forces his way through the crowd, squeezing free or four into s space of twelve inches. A dozen Mttle ragged urchins cling fast to the runners, much ‘to the annoyance of the conductor, who receives some not very complimentary epithet for switching them off. ‘Yeur next neighbor brings his elbews jam iste your eyes, making you see double for the space of = few mo- ments. No matter—all must be taken in good part ia sleighing time. Then we run into a pile of brieks, fetoh- ing up all standiog—a laugh, » hug, and on we go, re- gardless of consequences. A fidgety old lady has taken ber seat in the crowd, and now ‘wishes she had walked away home before she had got into such compauy.” She considers every lady drank. “Conductor,” says she, “I am sure you'll tip over”’—‘O, dear me!” she exclaims’ im terror, ax we go bang against a lamp post. ‘This is nothing, Madam; we’ll carry you home all safe—fare, if you please.” ‘Carry a homeall safe?’ she repeats, in Fiteous tones, ss she opess her little work bag and eounts ont six bright pennies. A few wish to have a little fan at the old lady’s expense—‘‘I say, Bill, how many Ives have been lost on this track to-day?” The timid pas- wenger opens her eyes with astonishment. ‘I den’t know exactly, but I saw three dead bodies carried from under s sleigh a little while ago.”” “0, Conductor! let me get out; let me getout. Iwon’tiide any further. I am sure I will get killed.” Then comes a shower of gmow balls. One krocks the bonnet over the old lady’s eyes, and she feels that the last trumpet has wounded. A {few bumane and considerate gentle- wen in the sleigh interfere, take the old la- @v’s part, and assure her there is no danger. Bere are symptoms of a row. The rioters dom’t like to have their fon disturbed by this humane interference, ‘The conductor comes along and seta them all looking for ebange, and the storm is allayed inthe general search for sixpences, In this atyle on we go, dashing past this ssigh and against that one, cheering and hailoing until ‘we have arrived at the exd of the journey. Here the @river and conductor liquor up, to repeat the same ex- @ursion. So, from early dawn, goes on the Carnival, un- tii all are tired down with their exertion, and the shades of midnight come to their relief and rest. Long life to the prereat metropolitan Carnival aod the festival of the @ying year. Marine Affairs, Agnvs! OF THE CcRLEW.—The British screw steamship Oarlew, Capt. Sampeon, arrived yesterday morning from St. ‘Shomas, via Bermuda, bringing us dates from the fermer Place to the 10th, and from the latter to the 2ith of De eomber. The Curlew experienced heavy gales from NE ‘to WNW, after leaving Bermuda. The shipping intelli gence, disasters, &e., brought by the Curlew, will be found smong the shipping intelligence. Srmampoar Exriosion—A three mastei propeller, bound © this city, is reported to have exploded her boiler yes- ‘terds ’, off Mr. Woolsey’s place, above Hurl Gate, and woaY od some of the persons belonging to her. A boat had peen sent ashore for medical aid. Smupwrecks Any Great Loss or Livs.—The Philadelphia North American's corresponden’ at Cape Island, N. J.. states that the body of a young sailor boy was washed aahore there on the 20th, and that no less than twenty Mves'bave been lost from two schooners wrecked in that vicinity during the late diastrous gale. Excovracmamnt TO AveTRAUAN Vovacina.—The South Austrahan governmentibas, on te motion of the Legis- lative Council, awarded the sum of £400 to Captain Cham. jon, of the steamer Victoria, in consideration of his having made the voyage out from land to Port Ade Iaide, with « mail, io 60clear days. like sum will be awaried to any other vessel which shall make the ect, whether under sil, or by steam, in 67 the next two years. To provide for this tte sum of £6,000 Jaas been voted. It is mace s condition that such vessels obs ll taks out a omnes mail. Naval Intelligence. ‘The frigate Colamb's, commander Pendergast, arrives at St. Thomas Deo. 18, from New York, and remained in pert loth. Navat Orricans ORDERED, DetacueD, rrc —Commanier Henry W. Morris, detached from the rendezvors at New York, and ordered to proceed to the Mediterranean, to relieve Commender Tograbaxs in the command of ‘the shop of-war St. Louis. Surgeon Rennolds detached from the Memphis Navy Yari, ‘Borve or: ered to relieve him. 5 id Passed Midshipman U. Morris ordered to the sloop of- George Op of-war Star. ri Police Intelligence. Going the Whole Turkey —Yesterday s man named John M. Hart was arrested on a charge of s ict. —Yeaterday brbae tm arh irri aend ward, paird, “ioe, of the Fourth puting fe pocket of Am Driscoll of Ne wena in No. 864 Cherry had placed his hand in the lady's ‘Alderman could reach him he kad oop ge in bank bills jor as arrested ce wrest. The rogue fnew bh adhd Stat aod of which, he held for many years minor offices, ‘aa Poat- master, Supervirer, &o., cond: himself in each in such ® manser as to confer honor on the office, rather than to receive it from the place or appointment. Capt. Ronmer W. Pooumn died in Savanrah, Ga. on the ‘Mth inst. was Inetite elara, o al Gorge 0s Brevet Ticetonee yn fence near war with where Jackoon. Williamsbarg City Intelligence. COLLISION ON THE BAST RIVER—FEBRY BOAT SUNK -~GREAT CONSTBRNATION AMONG THE PASSENGERS. Ats late bour on Friday night, vy the Peek slip ferry bost Onalaska was ao ber from New York heen city, with o large number of passengers on board, sho pos = ie) ry the Bridge street ferry boat to. Brooklya, the Cui pporite Gouverneur atreet, against aston ob thy ‘which rendered it lopoaible for the Onalaska to have got out of the Curlew’s way, admit- ting it had been light enough for one boat to distingaish the other, which we sre assured it was epee for them to do. ‘The Curlew ran into the 0: bows en, #1 her just abaft the wheelhouse, on the gentie- men’s side, ber flag staf, whien projects but over the Dows, instead of standing upright, f running through both jioms and break he engine house. The entire side of the Peck sli peng carried away, and her wall 26 edly read ey van ie difficulty she ‘was ran into her slip, in order for her passengers, among whom the greatest consternation prevailed, several ladies having fainted, while others kad gone into hysterics, ima giving that they wre golog tothe bottom, to land. As soon as was unloaded, she was ran.on to the flats, at the foot of South Eleventh street, where she immediate ly sank in about fifteen feet water, where she now lays. ESCAPE OF A PRISONER. A man, in a partially ged state of mind, ee from the First ward station house Fridsy night, »; down one of the upright pl planks which enclose from the pclicemen’s room, a City Inte! Finzs.—A fire broke out Friday night ‘ia the blacksmith shop of John Stephenson, in Twenty-eighth street, near Sean Fourth avenue. It was extinguished with triding ‘Another fire ocsurred yesterday morning in a frame cottage in Eighty first pr or between First and Second avenues, belong: a to Mr Filsopci._Toe Yorkie ‘the men were promptly on the spot, extingal flames. A few house after, however, it broke ont and, after much trouble and exertion, om account of the revere weather, it was agaia put out. It is supposed to have been set on fire, as it was unoccupied at the time. Sunda accpm.—Friday afternoon, as Sergeant Canbearenitiinn ee tab or te railroad sleighs in the Third avenue, it came in contact with another goi: = an opposite direction, which threw him off, bruising very severely on his thighs and head. He'was picked os watln next rleigh that came slong, and taken to the tion house in an insensible condition. Dr. Morris was called in, and found that no bones were broken. The Sergeant was taken home hy Capt. Maynard, asd is quite comfortable yesterday morning. On Friday afternoon Mr. Henry Promity, residing at 245 Weat Seventeenth street, while driving four horse sleigh, loaded with root beer, atross the railroad track, corner of Grand and Centre streets. was thrown out of the sleigh and broke his right thbone. He was carried to the station house’and atte by ap! thence taken to bis home. About 6 e’cloek Friday evening a little girl was ran over by a horse and sle taken to her residen doctor, Coroner’s Inquests.—DraTn From ScALDs ON BOARD A Prorniiar.—Yesterday Coroner Gamble held an inquest at the foot of Albany street, on board the steam propeller Petrel, of Providence, on the body of Peter Lynch, aged 93 years, a native of Canada a fr om board sa vessel, who came to hia death from ac: fae? reseived 1 Bank street, and attended bya the blowing out cf the water bottom of the boiler. of the steam propeller Petrel. I: the veasel was on her way to New York. and Pi Hurl Gate the accident happered, which caused his death. A verdict was rendered according to the above facta. r Personal Intelligence. A_W. Spencer, Boston’ J 8. Newhouse, Bxq., Chicago; W. Depeu, Philadelphia; E. Hotchkess, New Haven; Chas. W. Seabury. New Bedford; E. D. Dederer, Yonkers, ar a= at Feo phe pea yesterday mong the arrivals yesterday at the Cooper House were AS a ware; Hon. W.G. Green, Tennessee; N. Dancy, Trey, and We. B. Jones, Philadelphia, Tt is ted that Senator Dixon, of Kentucky, will soon resign his sepatorisl es and that the Hon. John J. Crittenden, or the Hon. Morehead, will be elected to Mr. Dizon’s place in the Senate. Senator Houston, of Texas, was in Nashville, Tennessee, on the 2st ult. He was to remain » day or two with hie old friends, and proceed to Washington. ARRIVALS. as ané Bermuda, in steamshi From St Curlew—W Wabroné an: 3 Michell, lady and two children, J Rite. ing, Castiors © Webber, F Holm, A Ligmiors, G Schoder, II Ligmiers, C Garrett. Seah rot Norfolk, Be. in the ston eatown—C W yin, George M mosh, Win ‘Bally, 3 bur ti otal ilios Ten dereon, br Smith, 1way and ewe hi Hiren, G A O Rhind, Mrs Prico. Miss ‘Hudsop, Misa Mite MoDoncu hy TB Mott, dH Hardwicke, Mise it ‘Ww Stuart, Mra Stuart, OM Brown, WH Bin Chas Hagoborn, Chas Stockton, WB Cul- d 34 in steorag. Sr Savannah, in the steamship Auguste—Mrs Frank and obild, Mrs Seranton, E Molyneux, Mr Aulife, David Stuarh, Geo Buntz, Benj Saiter, J M Berrien, Griswold, J a Goodwin, J'B Stone, d'M ure, Ben} ook, Salter, and 21 in ttecrage Banvard’s Holy Land.—The Last Week but peas of these most Phrenol: in Brooklyn.—Pref, O. 8. Fow. ler’s tongs at the bao Living bard on. hapeey evening, ob hyn Be }, will be one of the most instructive of the course a it will explain how to obtain @ gooa momory, and also how to cultivate the intellect, Tiokets 123¢ re To com- mence at 7}; o’olock, and clese with examinations. PE i and 1854 —New Year’s Call.—Mr. Bris will receive calls. His fed’ the wel arlors, every description of wri All are Posltivaly invured pose, becineas hand for arfow, dollars partner, with eapital, to bring out eraperior pen, required. Blank Books and Stationery, Diaries and Daily Jeuraale for 1654, Every style of scoount book, oresses, & waeae copyin. attorn, pane Tneurlive at iow price: VRANGIS OUI MEL, Stationers, Printers, and Book Binders, 77 Maiden lane. Sela Bena. and. Renstie~-' ny Fp pn ere yee eer want pens atosbun FOLEY'S fol peatannattvetacy | Rei er Broad. ayy Seem doers below t street, where they will just what they Want, Pointe warranted not to come of Hair Seal —Just Ri tmvoice of this very desirable winter sia 9} tive Lyerly tad (te? fur dri travelling nate, im grout variety aud Ware Eh tated W. mNocK! Aes Broadway, Irving Hor fom Premium Cloaks Selling Of—Ladies. new ieee tibbons, ast Exhibition of the Seven Mile Mirror continues a &- all times, 2, y Hall, 663 Broadway. Sewing Maehines.—Shirt and Coliar Manu- fecturers ‘aro particularly invited to all er’s new mechine for stitobing fin gender, thio mack perfoetly finish jets wil of whieh can bebad at A: starched au: 8 all tnd beauty, which ts rot the case with any other machi I. M. BINGRR & CO., 323 Brosdw: Sewing Machines—American Sewing Machine A pty at 397 Broadway, are sel latest improved and best sewing machines in the w all kinds of work Ja manner superior to i‘ ‘operate at the rooms of the o ore got Hiablo to for infringing other tie re Tight to use Me ere dey 88 this we's patent, as well as two L pea Worth of Propes What If the others were burned uj wanes ‘Squall, the citizens of this Grea’ made aware of the facts. JOBN J. STAFF. He ag Year's Festivities being close at hi UNDEREILL Fespecitully invites the atsention of file rH me : c 7 ole io known are be found im all their ety. Porsens Fetviringvuppiie gan be scoommodated with any quaatity raid hig peat Br Forme fresh eoraer of Croshy, raga Haak ent Broadway. All articleadelivered ‘es’ of ex 5 e a. Will receive bie patient: from 87 we SP. M. daw: athe ahee, 7a Broadway, above Bighth evrert ™ Premiums at the Werld’s Fair have not as Yet been awardedito M Bally's any: lotien; but, not- ‘Withstand! his, trey have long been the medicines for the cure of diseases. For sale by DUROY & CO., Pro- jul 7 Coddington, 715 On Frida; oneninnepasgnanan: 30, of consumption, Mrs. Manoanet spn aged 66 y Ber friends and relatives, and thooe of her sons-is-law, Henry H. Mangam and Samuel 8. Wallis, are respectfully invited to attend her funeral without further invitation, from No. 181 Walker street, at one o’clock this afternoon. On Saturday, December 31, at his late residence in the city of Williamsburg, H. FuaNxun Barrs, of consumption, aged 85 5 years, funeral will be attended at two o’clock on Tuesday cian recisely, at the First Presbyterian Church, (Rev. Dr. McLane’s ) His relatives, ‘and soquaint- ances are respectfully invited to attend. On Saturday morning, December 31, at ten o’clock, of disease of the heart, Joszra A. Ruopas, aged 41 years, 7 months and 2 day: The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend bis funeral, from late residence, No, 118 South Second street, Williame! at one o’clock on Tuesday afternoon, withont furt vitation. On Saturday, December 31, Francis Lawnewce, som of Lawrence and Caroline Wimmer, aged 1 year, 5 months and 16 days. The friends and acqnaintances of the family, and the members and ex members of Marion Hose Company No. 4, ames respectfully invited to attead his funeral, at one afternoon, from his late residence, No. 11 Ginton street, witbout farther notice. On Saturday morning, Decomber 31, Mancaner Euzanera Sraev, youngest daughter of George and Martha Steen, aged 7 months. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are stfu imvited to attend the funeral, at half past one o’c] this sfiernoon, from the residence of her parents, No. 276 Oanal street. Her remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment. On Petactgn, Deg December 31, Sovomon, only child of M. L. and Caroline Hellman. and friends of the family are requested to at two o’clock this afterooon, from No, 212 West Nineteenth street, without On Saturday afternoon, poren ees of consumption, Mand Isanmia, wife of William Luttrell, aged 30 years. The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully invited to atiend her funeral, at one o’clook presiacly on Monday, frem her late residence, No. 316 West hig seventh street, between Tenth rem: Eleventh avenu will be taken to Evergreen Cemetery. y, December 30, after a short and severe ill- Captain G Groner W. WALKER, aged 63 yeare. dently. on Friday, December 30, Micuast HORAN, aged 27 years, sbipearpenier, « native of the parish of Clonfert, county Galway, Ireland. The friends of the family, and those of his brother Pat- rick, amd of his brother-in-law, John MeGee, are invited to attend his funeral, at two o'clock this afternoow, from his late residence, corner of North Fifth and Fowth streets, Williamsburg. Om Tuesday, December 27, at Hampton Falis, N. H., age wife of Rodolphus Dearbourn, aged 67 years and 9 mon: The friends of the family are requested to attend her faneral, from her late residence, No. 106 Third avenue, at one o’clork this afternoon. morning. December 30, at 4 0’clock, of con- sumption, after a tedious illness of two years, Daxwa O’ Buren, aged 26 years. His friends and particular acquaintances are respect- ey is oa to atvend his funeral, from his late resi- 863 Cherry street, at two o’clock this after- oy His remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for interment. On Wednesday, December 28, Mary, wife of William Toree, in the 56th ear of her age. ‘The friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, at one o’slock this afternoon, without further in- vitation, from Staten Island The boat Huguenot leaves the foot of Liberty street, N. Y., at9 A. M. Herefordshire (England) papers please copy. On Fri¢ay, December 30, 0! croup, Cuarum LEY, only son of Stephen D. and Caroline Lueillia Hortoa, sged 3 years, 1 month and 16 days. His remains will be haberiad im the burial ground of the Butch Reformed Obureh, at at one o’cleck on Tuesday afternoon. The relatives and friends of the fa- mily sre invited to be present, The Hudson Kiver csr leave Chambers street at 10 A. M. On Saturday, December 31, of scarlet fever, Ema Faaxcrs, only daughter of Elisha E. and Anca H. Backus, aged 8 years, 6 months and 20 days. The funeral will take place from No, 187 Laurens street, at ten o’clock on Tuesday morning. Her remains will be taken ts Bloom field, N. J., for interment. —_—_—_—_—— nn ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. PERSONAL. LIFORNIA—IP MR ; JOSEPH O'HARA, ae AR amabip illinois, on Men- diy inet, will end hie addr fo F H,B., Herald wil Wen of his ela friend ©. G. B., whe wisber ane a NFORMATION WAN’ WILLIAM COWLEY and Honry ere dp er 5 last heard from said Connor was on Wi Feet, Y¥.; he is a shipwright by sade. Ploaso adress Dani Cowley, Goodyear’s Bas, Cali- ‘NFORMATION WANTED—OF 8. HEATLEY, MUSIC teacher, who Cormorly, resided in West Thitty- fifth street it Eighth avenue. dressing » box 1,855 Post iy Oiico, will hear of something greatly to his advantage; or formation as to maul to ni residence will e Wtitebly Sieatied Peewee WANTED-—AS TO THE RESIDENCE of C, F. Chinn, ey lone to reside in or near Newtewn or Williamsburg. Address R. Sodden, of bark Sydney, cire of Arthur Leary, Esq., 87 Beaver street. ¥ THE YOUNG LADY WHO RODE UP IN THE BROAD- Forty ninth street stage, about 4 P. M. on Thure- wearing « plal irees aud bisok hat, will Trib stating where an Inter. «reat vor on the gentle- street. (A BISPECTABLE LAUNDRESS WISHES TO GBT RE; srcctable Indien’ and gentlemen's washing Tabe has lived aon laundress for the lass eight years: inte and alee French a ek ability. Good care taken of Call at of addreew n mote to Mrs. Cain, No. ty sixth street, rear at f floor. YOUNG MAN OF COLOR, & NATIVE OF ONE or who speski and Frenoh l his services aa clerk other oapacity where he ie a Good references given. "Address box No. 34 on OOK AGENTS Wants TO SELL A NEW AND popular work t ‘pent seen fees make as Fis tere teed to theright kind of # man. "ADpIy a ‘at No. 9 Chien Place, Eighth street. }OACHMAN OR FOREMAN.— A MAN THOROUGHLY dress B. 8. T., Her 5 JUITRRS AND SALRSMEN, OF TALENT ABD EXPE. janted for ® merebant tailoring and léthing Ono cutter, will be required ouths’ and child: m Monday, Janui elothin; % 1894. MARTLLAS— WANTED, to order and direct a workroom. None but & part; shoraanly soquainted wit [dress 8. © sdasess Ie L. i. Herald ome, A FARsY COMPETENT Ta business need apply. A’ Warranty, FIVE GOOD MILLINERS, AT 16 Marray street, fifth story. No work given out, ANTED—AT NO. 31 BREVOORT PLACE, TENTH street, a wet nurse, with @ fresh breast ef milk, and the best of city referonce, “Apply from 12 to 3 o’olock. Witree a 4 YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION IN A frocery store, or seme ether rea rote ‘av 1% Fulton street. WwW ‘ANTED—BY AN ACT! thorough going business mi oneral clerk, Re ntendent, or wd Best of city reference. A office, ANTED—A SITUATION, AS BARKEEP! Borald office. young man, 19 the business a the best of reterence. . A., OL Whitehal ANTED—A SITUATION, AS €LERK INA HOTEL, ¥. a tare who bas had exporienco in the busi: ness. Best ddrees M. A. J., Lovejoy's € Hotel, where ry interview oan be had. ‘ANTED—FOR A STEAMSHIP OFFICE, A SMART, intelligent American boy; salary frst year fifty dollars. Apply toJ, MoSymon, 33 Broadway. SPECIAL NOTICES. CARD —T0 THE PUBLIC—OUR NAME HAVING been pretty freely used during ection with the so-called gift speculation: ra fow words explanawry of our onterpri Dliahed for the sale of musio and piano 1) our Annual this year wo offered, as induc men’ Mecititate the sale of s larger amber of copies than s ueual mvsical work id command, to give twenty-five mney: yd faith, not knowing that nor do wo think we hi pis! a we awful manner, ALES AT AUCTION, st ALBERT H. NICOLAY, AUCTION EER—SUPERB IM- ported furs, being tho closing esle of « select Frenele ment, copristing ef BOARD FOR THE USE OF $500 OR $1,000 for two or four months, in one of the finest loos yn with vive ble. Good security will be f respectability need answer this roadway Pest Offies. La ba gg ra SEIT OF ROOMS, ELEGANTLY FUR- od, to lot, in» fret aes house, in which all the mo- RS rg have ade. A private table. Also, ‘tor gentiomen. Apply, between the hours Broadway. A ¥SW SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO- one with rooms, with full board; day boarders oan P| imodated, at low prices, ata Chambers street, 5 The vatle of Shas quired. ranted in the stro Desa manner or des- and are finished in the by yles, Im A PRIVATE FAMILY, HavING A LARGE ogy ab walit, ‘and richness th to be eurps ond back ome ond floor, moat comfortabl: and will form the concluding sl 'rench consignment nisbed, wishes to toafew gentlemen, with fall or | toA, H.N. 4 Co.t On view the “es wh, ale, and cates partial board, wiore they could emjoy the comforts of a | logues obtainable. me. Torms moderate. “Apply at! udgon street. RY LEASE AT PUBLIC AUCTIO! artment, city of Now York. Decemb resolution of the Cor A NICBLY FURNISHED BEDROOM, ON THE THIRD floor of s genteel house on Fourth avenuo, near Twonty- fifth street. to let to s gentleman, without board. lo boarders in,the poses. Rent $7 per month. Address Fourth Avenue, Herald office. OARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.—A FEW SINGLE entlomon can be accommodated ‘with pleasant rooms, droakfast and ten, and dinner on Sundays, in © respectable art of South Brooklyn, within five minutos walk of cither EX Wall street or Bouth ferries, Apply at S8 State sbrect. ae instant, aad the autstad skete ef 1863, notice is hereby given that the Comptrolice will sell at public auetion, ve o highest bidder with adequase socuri City Hall, em th fea da February next, at ove o the ans, ht to establish and maintain a ferry frot the foo foot 4 Chambers street, in the city of New York, across the North or Hudson siver, to Farenie. avenue, in the State of New ° L and OARD, ROOMS, on BOARDERS, CAN BE OBTAINED tion to the A; ‘oncy, No. 73 ey, and emoluments arising ead, for the term of ton years bili i or, aud boarders, politely ability are solic! oarders po oted free ef charge. ¢ Omechouri from SAM to STM OARD NEAR ST. JOUN’S PARK—FRONT ROOM, tecond story, with pantry and wardrobe, to lot, hand: tomely, ned, to two entlemon, with partial board, or to 4’ wife, (without children.) with full board forfihe indy. ‘Bath'and gas. Apply at 18 Vavick street. OARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND HIS niece, in the upper part of the city, between Second 4nd Sixth ‘avenues, not above Twenty-third street. They and Comptroller, for the as her yearly, ‘and for the f 'tho fe0a of the auctionca the ps a “7 be paid by the the ex ere The eonaiti fu covenants of the lease to bi the uewal form Raureca, statiog, tesus, bor 1,688, "Pont Ove. Helorenss heratofore entered inte by the he Corperation, with @ mew Drt= as require ehrewand segeirets ehartar ef 1863, that all OARD WANTED BY A GENTLEMAN.—A COMFORT: | of this ferry Tease able room on the second floor, with fire, £c., with break- eRe ten valuatiei fast ond wa, ond dinner on Sunday, ins private family | of the former leasees, actual whore there aro fow or ao boarders, Terms not to exceod Location between Fourteenth and Twontioth between Third and Fifth avenues. Address J. SSeS 2 an oh with why ye rng hee Ay 4 ot 0 bers stroe! 6 fol ures are fo be oF CARR ESS. Toman a 8 are case pirate A ZAMILE OR the north sido of p fiance ing to plans to bes of the Common position of th No. 1 28inkaon sas square, weet side, BOARDING, AT 347 BROADWAY —A PARLOR WITlL hedruom iijotning, fronting Brosday. Alas. « lance iquare room, suitable fr eguntloman and ite 7. Als, ave: ral ai le roo with 8, for sin; ntlos or partial board, “Trabelent board $1 25'per day. RENCH BOARD.—GENTERL AQCOMMOD AEIAES for families and single gentlemon. Persons wishing to etice the French Janguses will find atv good 9 9 axonal i first clacs house; gas and water throughout; dinner at 5 O'etock. Apply ab 65 St. Mark's place, Referemees exchanged, ED ROOMS.—THREE ROOMS TO LET, ON jond floor with closets attached. Apply at 376 and mantel glasses, with ornamental frame rect, mented gilt frame mirrors. oxti \URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—TO SINGLE GENTIB- e20 jawood and mahog: ‘hur men, with breakfast and tes if required. Apply at162 | to match; 17 dozen mahogauy and c: ry Atlantic stroet, Brooklyn. 70 double and single hair mattressos, di —— beds, \d pillows; work ts ton! 3 dezen arm o! sala- TORR aY and «) ilolothi retrreratern, ko. Wines, &o— re eo mt tty 0) very, 60 Cham! i 4, covered by tha resolution, may be soon at the Comrelie’ 6 office . C. FLAGG, Comptroller. Biter Hota au MATERIAL, 4c., OF THE Marine Hi ‘Gor Liam te match; airs, focktag chals In do vote: Gencene shale; 2 elogant roscweed siaton, mands by Hewes Clark; piano stool, 10 ole; rd and centro tablon, slecaat Brussols and tapestry carpets, 10 superior Frenoh plate rideboarda, South Madeira, fine old ¢ [REAL ESTATE.FOR SALE AND "| ¢s0.000 mac, two very choice lots, 63 by 100, on Pap a pr eer ae th avenue; & house and lot in Prince | hyilding material, about twe hundred heveand bet ‘brick, fous for $16,000; m fine houso in St. | dation stone, iron, copper. alara, window bl Seedy corner on Broadway to | &o. Persons wishing to attend the gal lease; way, ond ® xenteel brick house in Thirty- sixth vos, for’ Several small bouses w ck train wanted. L. SHELDON, 85 Nassau street, of cai GRAMRERE, HOUSE, CORNER or BROADWAY AND 5 Pafadgpes ant bees pleasant and eg fe - oral lemon, may new SS a ana cose 8,57, Pre Lin Mites Horas. BROAD, SORES OF CHESTNUT ty yprietors.— ood will of @ wine, liquor, and sogar in good location, Will be cold at a low valuation, or exchanged for uniwproved property in Brooklyn or New York. ‘Address Washington, box 3,081 Post Office. ‘A [00D SECOND, HAND BILLIARD TABLE FOR ith all the apparatus eomplete— $3. 000 Ep ig! SALE OR EXCHANGE, DER PTCOR an Fe, his —J. A’ SON, mrlth 7 0 Comnows DOsaat ni tae ak mmeaalen of rasta, witnla kbree sold cheap. Apply at 66 Ann si oP the Poa a the Raltimers a Talrosa sepsis hered; ed, rier DODWORTH & CO., 453 Broadway. Carnesert joo their sb At not burned out as some of the daily hd one erolock, at the Mercantile Bxobange Saloon, ¢ best brani ANHATTAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION, 43 BROAD. WN, President, A. A. Avorn, Secretary. that the annual mi ‘the stockholders, . P, ABBLL, ished. ended, wo will ‘gt rill aati our sub . B. &D. SANFORD WILL BE PLEASED Miele ot 46 aad customer 6 Front street, papers of Ur cley port. RER LUNCH—EVERY DAY, BETWEEN ELEVEN No. 4 Warr dies, wines and sogars always on band. Cail and try them. y.—All deposite made in this institution on or before January 10 will draw interest the he game na if made the Ist. @. Oemeaen & Fer "Vee Presidente. OTICE.—OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN CORDAGE Company, New York, December 31, 1858-—Notiee is rts a wiit be held at the office of this company, No, 267 Che , the 1th of January next, bouwoen 8 7 N20, ZEAR'S NOTICE. —IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE Bi weather of lagt week, my store will bo open on Morday, Janusry 2; from 8 o’olook to 11 o'clock. scoummodave th shoes brs vish to make a present of a ® melodeon. HORACE WATERS, 830 Broadway. QoARDAnA YEA —THE NEXT REGULAR MEETING of this Society will be hela on Monday, Jam. 9, a0 the y ord ‘usual place and hour. : LOVENBERG, Socrotary. HANGHARS, TO THE RESCUE !—A STATED MEET. at the New Roost, in oc preaenly, this ted to show his Tal. BIRD, President, ‘ARNING.—THE P&RSON WHO PIOKED UP A Dlanket shal and avackage, cn Thursday evening, at 9 o'clock, from the sidewalk, between Two ‘Twenty-seventh street, in the Fifth avenue, a: wards met 2 gentleman, is advised to Pat tl house opposite hich te found it, as he is well gentleman. No questions will bo asked. dene I HOPE TO SEE YOU TO-DAY, AS PRO ‘RS. B. W., WHO SOME TIME SINCE LIVED IN —— street, near Prince, will find a le!ter to hor name at the Post Office, Nassau street, SHE LECTURM BSEASOR. S54 DV BOURCICAULTS FARBWELL NIGHT, PRIOR rture for Boston Sr naht tenant Jan jescribe and ran’ in mend hithert> tirely ne’ seted or Pohighed tor ‘crm coming novely ‘thie » ee K h - ‘ et, iB Bread : ean’ ‘heatre in London. Hope PATHER cay azz, AT THE URGENT REQUEST OF numerous frien is, hes consented to give she following for Burope, at the motieanism cpotas Hall: Theda, Sh Py Yor Livtety and tnt envadenens ck Tie jekets 25 conte, to be had at the door, or at & Brother's, 288 Brosdway. PIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS —THOSE WHO MAY mediume, or to witners the eee al pollosophy. ean do.so ‘at 419 Broadway, cor- Hapa Pam poace Dauther ae ST, ON Grint thu ease egies wateh an renty-firet sti street, and Second av alg hata Ba . He. 0 Railroad office. 4 ate the Ea and Siceet, Paterson 0 rune Broome stee, bey peta) HALL OF $ blue beaver loth cloak, velvet collar, no linin Fre black oloak, trimmed with ribbon oratd;and ® black shaw! with palm leaf border. Tho above reward will be paid for the recovery of she property. hea | $5 PPyenD-Loer, on WEDNRSRAT, ye tal at | isher in Sixth avenue car or # Houston street a1 Cig seed Pocket book, con and Big ieaveree taining letters written 4 $ REWARD.—LOST, ON THE 2TH INS? IN esgae ie y between Fulton and John streets, a large sea) rin dor wil receive the above reward, by leav- ing it with D. mith, 200 Broadway, ap stairs. LOST AND FOUND. Bx. LO8T.—BRLIEVED RR maya BEEN LOST AT the International Hotel, Niazara Falls, or between there Buffalo. “nse feather box with the faltials G2, D |, by addressing wv. T. ry oeived and Hioeally rowan ille, Tennessee, or Tillowen Marshall, New York Clarksv: Pens ren aut 31, A GOLD WATCH, WHICH gan have by sailing” on Frederick Riley, 33 i, ving prope st} Lore CHRISTMAS DAY Last, NEAR THE OOR of Right avenue and Twenty 0 shell Tiong gold obslas The = ease, containin fn lor will be ib naen GP ge tak the same te 245 Woet Twenty-second sti toA. H. Gale & Co., corner of Thirteenth steet and Paice avenues. Lee on ease By ant _G, ptt SIX 0" pies K, iG, sumber on the cart 694: secs to ae rt tail. Any p 1 be rewarded byt polying ts itis Wat Seventeenth Sixth and Seventh avenues. sisi OST—ON FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, IN CHATHAM porage neat? epee, Stes wander’ leaving abe above st of ih ferry a0 ts a cold ant tina lever we ze eld fob shade ath The the * wi ‘be paid to being a. Berry's ety ete er on left at On Saturda: December 31, at ten ‘clock, at hie father's residence, No. oO Lewle atoet, ALMA A. one year, 3months and 4 son ‘Alexander Aldrich, ‘rn friends of the family, aed the members of Foun- City Lodge No. 16, 1. 0' of 0. F, are reepectfuily in- vited to attend his funeral, from the above place, at one ‘On Saturday morning, December 81, Writarn A. Exvmy, Tami # months and 9 days, fally invited to attend hie ported at Itt tre odiook thle at 1, om Saturday. December 31_ Fre ied hantimer John M. and Kate @. Hyde. . December 30, Naxcy Warrman, relict of the late Isaac W. Whitman, aged 60 years. Her relatives ond friends sre seapecifalytavited wo at- omg = funerel, ag Nag J ery of pd ng ia. w, Willett Seeman, No, st Twenty-third street, at one o'eloch this afternoon. “4 Bostos and Philadelpnis papers please copy. osT—oN Fo any SVENING LAST, BT WEEN THE corner of Pine and ferry, the sloth embroidered for finder will receive » at, Trew: lower by Jeaving them | ORT WHILE sage ae Beoo: WORD TO THE LO A tanned Deon VERS OF GOOD PICKLED wy 18 Ann low York, ros} volloite those Treged in Ghote ordeee cae nictiod exmiats for she hotida ‘ MISCELLANEOUS, BAY bas Sahea, Fetes TAIL ” THE MM MILITARY. leniitasnnnntaAn RAN RL OMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS OF THE DUFFY Ball are requested to avtend s meeting on Satur- diy otonlng, Does Blas Tog o'clock, to complete our ball at- Fangemonte, and make returns of of Wokets, Bs yonder of OR SALE—A FIRST RATE TEA PEDDUING Roure Ryaw HOTEL—: ——— anise Has susT BREW in the city of Brooklyn, two years oat N's, opened, at the corner of Broadway and a plac twenty dollars a week. to an enterprising mai olbe ecens eae tan Sesmee al DuRDGn sme oe ing to make o Drodtable investment will do w fors great inducements te familtes or al ome early, at 114 Chatham street. Want of plossant and well furnished a) meats, with without board. Plcase call and look, wpe FAS PS Tag lll aly FOR UUBA.—THE REVERE HOUSE jest, most airy, commodious and advant ously atvontes hotel in Havans,in the of the Captain Gereral’s and Intondente’s palace, the Oath: dral, Bopulohre of Soleeahee, F) tat! jo Armas, Oustom House and omy and but s fow minutes walk or érive from the OR SALE.—THE DWELLING HOUSE, WITH cg st attached, No. 50 West rah dn aa me ot sgoh, and a m Aes AND STORE--TWO DOORS FROM BROADWAY, below Canal etroes, wost side; five years lense for sale. | Alamods, Passo, and Taeon Theatre. ‘rood stand tor any, ‘Postnens. é Rent iow. iq The PUCODAECE French and Genin ken. A cletk she oe live rent free. ress Store, He racilitate the landing of passongors and baggage. Mrs. eee MOND, Propriotress: OCOMOTIVES FOR 8ALE.—TWO LOCOMOTIVES, EN- gines, and tonders, made to order, fer a five foot gouge ‘AVERLEY HOUSE. 697 BROADWAY, CORNER OF (ut which aro wi required at present, as the road is not Fourth stroet.—Two pleasent suites of rooms now vas Feady to receive them,) 16 inch cylinder by 2) ineh stroke, | oan, and adapted to family comfort; also, on the ist of air drivers; one engine 6 fee outside cylinders; h tor and the other 5% large oroportion ot Di working engines Will bo gold on very favorable terms, and aro now roady for feline, Res farther intpemation apply, te, 0. 3. C0) LAND, 64 Brvscway. ia 1854, another suite of parlors and bedroome wild 0 Vac! . RENNELL, Waverley House, 697 Broadway. COPARTNEMSHIP Pp KOTTOM. PARTNER WA? WANTED—Wira 8 Bx w HUNDRED DOL: lars, in one of the best a in the tity, and bist location in the Us tne aallory, 212 Broadway, cornor of Fulton street, JOPARTNEKSHIP —THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS a ‘iated with Coa ‘Mx. Aug. Muling, under the ‘Jung, ‘Bebrmana &Co. JUNG & BEHRMANN. Now York, 24 January, 1854. ye eid ry rome NOTICE.— THE UN! this day formed » copartnerehip, ‘or interest in lense to bo sold; anited fo Adéreas, with namo and address, Prompt, Her OUSR TO LET—NO. 48 EAST TWENTY-THIRD wih is , ear Keennd avenue, four story and barement ern - s various parte of the elisa “pms i890, No. 128 Lowie street, from 7 0 9 d from 6498 P.M or ab 140 Kast Twenty third teeets moar e Taird aven ASHINGTON CONTINENTAL GUARD, ATTEN. tion!—You are requested to attend a mocting of the company, a Po, iy ore aay Eeves, on Japusry |, 1664, at 8 ovcleck, P. N's. WAMSEY! ‘ER, Secretary. Pane INGINEER WANTED—A MAN OF STBADY babel, Ld dust habits, who is fully capable wg cae engin CS yay fateonss) ipartiina, ees my wages 4 ¢ given to @ person ed, None othe: 3S Wind. Lene, 104 Brosdway,ai o'clock Fes for ony TIN ROOFERS —WANTED, AN EFFICIENT TIN roofer, one who understands making utters, cornioes, patt ke. all its branches, to Bale done ploy- ment and liberal wages will be poe at Ne, 7B Bearer streak. Best of reterence required; none o u bad BOOKBINDERS.—WANTED, ood workman, to go to Now lia! C, Riker, Eaq., 129 Fuiton atrest, PAPER MAKERS.— WANTED, A WET MACHINIST, to make hardware paper. A good workman will and pow hye ent and hig! Also & man to ee irete, dteimene gee oes FINISHER, inquire of John ANTED—a GOOD PAPAR HANGER, AND A GOOD upholeterer, to steady emplo; need apply. ‘0 to Richmond, Va.; good wages and ont will be given. Nom» but good workmen inquire at Kelty & Forguson’s, 28) Broad WANCY AR’ Lad way. yartios.—The owers from six of the seat a in addition to hie own wel kaowa (potter style all erders ‘ae ie style al 0 mA} ma She eny seasons Jie enece for sais i new pattern flowerstands, rus fancy vases, ew. which, ‘yhon ors, will be one fh acceptable oicriegs his hind petrear cam make their fair frlonds om New Year's morning, ‘T, DUNLAP, seedeman and florist, new store 634 Broadway. poorer otrerdelahawes _ FANCY ANCY FURS.—AT THE OLD ESTABLISHED REGU. lar fur store, 4436 Ma: We are now selling of our om stock of genuine regular prices. Call and ju warrant ireolves—All articles 0.8) MAWEON & CO., Manufacburers and Tunporsees 44% Maiden lano, AMERICAN ART UNION PRIVATE SALE ONLY. of Desinively‘e close on Saturday oy night, De rin and imperted Sy Sakon this epportunity to yetar, his thank to the pebile fot their Lil patronage. Open day and ov: ; SORA! $ OOO =BRANDIss, WINES, WHISKEYs, 1, porter, .» Wholosal i quantities to _ slers or famill mw Gea: oon! below in the world, b; HILT. ab0 Broome: strect, corner of Ci EXPRESS AGENCIES. ROPEAN EXPRASS gouwor oF OCEAN PARCEL Delivery at re ape ber steamship oo Fed OTHERS, MANOURY IM- Sandrier CHOCOLATE ‘AND. rma WAREHOUSE. MASSON. By spocintmont to several courte, No. 28 Rue Richelion. Prise to London * ¥ Te 5 rat DE COUR. ALBXAN- va’ ERED AND PLAIN. ‘Sublime FicbRoID) LS ad of the Court, dls No. MARROW AND POMATUM. JEAN la te, No. RO! Lh oy a PEDALS, — of Bonnell, Brows, Hall & Coo Tor tne tenia ANDSOMELY FURNISHED FOUSE 10 LET—OR | fooertodting ned’ importing busine, at Nos 7 ana 9" suites of rooms, furnished or unfurnished, reese or | clay stzect, near Broadway, opposite the Astor House. the modern improvements. No. ) West ALEXANDER BONNELL, nih atrect, Sixth avenue. ANSON S, BROWN, wor T. 1C®S8 TO LET—TO THE FIRST OF MAY NEXT, ON SABIN SMITH, if? e third fi Heo of No. 78 Kl sary Inquire of SAND New York, Jan. 2, 1854, JASON HB. BOCKEVER, ere era 7 = IN BROOKLYN. mor grey oF Ppa tage iP geo oa: ART HOUS! iat —] tmership heretofor stip, ar ftom either ferry, turmahed or unteruinned, with | P Menten & Co, 240" Water street his dey dissolved by kitchen, & ied by two, ia family only. Inquire in | mutval consent, RSICK, Larne 3RCOND STORY oF 7o8 STORE wn Lad ogatloy ouse west of Court streo}. i ae New York, Dee. 29,1 7 wd 3 18 is final: losirable Avsiy te, GULTOM: PLILETON, WitLiaMs mao Yoasy am ‘Berciay steeste, dizestly in Ake cee N.B. ¢. D. JONES a Nope -THE UNDERSIGNED Bays. iS jadison Conner a Py Yee ‘and 33 Beckman street. CONNER & SON. 1858, The business Will be“eontinued at the same place by ad ne. 8 10 LET—-THE 8ECOND en Riper py wIitR an office, buildin, baths wy an eS 4 icy, ny 28 Ah Corartxennnt igned have this day formed eral Eee, ner & Premises, 253 "Weahingten, etceet, ‘beowesa app 1 printing typso, ey and for tie disper juired in the art Liga United MPO LET_THE STORE OR SECOND STORY OF 2 renee Som? grenege net Waterooms, 2 —— Beekman street; they ape exch 90 fees deep, with good sate JAMES CONNER, light, front, rear i side. . the asement of 20 WILLIAM CRAWFORD CONNER, man siroet, 9 feet dec) remizes of MES MADISON CONNER. ‘SAMES CONNER & SUN, Type Founders, ae OTICR—I HAVE THIS DAY TAKEN INTO PART. my son, Charles MeIlvaine Congreve, aad business {n tuture will be coaduoved andor the’ firm of Hes Congreve #1 ereaed.) CHARLES ES CONGREVE. New York, (58 Maiven lane,) Janunay 2, 1554. io 4 Eo he a. ee oes 10 LEASE—FOR A TERM OF YEARS, A FARM OF ninety pera under s high state of cultivation, wel) z ked with bearing pe to nin, toe! ib peer, oh ry fad qui ince trees allot ts gelecttons tabi older mille ad Or ys raneot pate s ry t “ine oa er will tt ane ft fevnis ice,’ Bald fagm ws iu Nevo =| Ww, rm ae JONES, IR, HYNRY W. JOHNSON. inne Water. Walter R. Jones, Jr., will: at No. $0 Wall street, corner HE UNDERSIGNED HaVS THIS oar —— A connection, and taken am office, 56 Ws treet, a an WO WORKSHOPS TO LET—NO. 12 CANAL, STREET. the basiness, ae usual, Apply aa abeve, or JOS. 5. PAYNE & CO., No. 204 Green street HOUSES, ROOMS, 40., WANTSD, Cas race HOUSE WANTED.—A YOUNG Mi MARRTED feroantile Mutual Insurance Coppa) whee tinue to transact the busines of insurance broks adjurtors of averages. HENRY W. JOHN! Of the hale Sep. ent ork erty whit Jones and So New York, January iar” aid OJER & GRAHAM naAVE YORMED A poranr. eee: Ee "rurstahed nest ‘. Sythe nen req wise, sinus, neatly si ed «1 a 9] . is aiusanr aad ry utes walk of ‘all sirees, Herald os otal Snd'weere am tntheview may be OOMS WANTED.—A SUITE OF ROOMS AND KITCH- en;*rooms to be on the second floor, ee, to be threo fooms deep, containing town, fx nish Boe Herald of all the modern’ imp: view oat wife, obild and servant; rooms un: oe given ‘and required, Address A. DRY GOUDA, 40. —70 MERCHANTS. — . a wishes bo perchage through ' ‘the Post Office, Henry Hall,” Sites FROM A TEE Peet ter bit e Third a A* Fhete stock loves and fi ith rcs > ; ment com HORSES, CARRIAGES, 4c. Gere ions of LEWIS & SEACOMD! CoS’ Beontent? Stuyvesant Ing LIVE ‘ABLES, 13 AMOS STRE#T livisaaianies taf dy LB gins vad Dest of po Foumay. GIPTS FOR LADIRE.—a OW chy RH f hee ee a. tnd eddie horme, at oe. “Having = Sennen from the Mee De A sean a oe i oh then any other, having | Christinas 4’ New Ye wane ‘A. BROWN, Provrieter sale, hors 08, robes, ann trots miloin thece minutes or les, Fobe, Ae., entirely new. The whole as be sold f quire of JAS. M, TAYLOR, (exchange offce,) 169 Chatham street, corner of James. LEIGHING IS THE ORDER OF THE pay sow. 1s your time. while the snow lasts, to call at BROWN’S mammoth ey whicb(oontains near 100 yy and the stock of alt Amos street, near largest nthe eity. 138 Amos Hudson ‘Thompeon street. NTED TO ts ety dag THE rR 5 or ahd De, on erand SFilveen ui ate sireete, by Thied aver avenue mes $0 dists avsese Any person having » house of this kind to. let, by ad ym hie. arena ‘willing to wi ate ‘wih ample securiy, nnn” “ms Wuliae to pays INSTRUCTION. AM La cae had BE WITH A FAMILY Ay and German tha tome of hove Cranston, . enees given. A ees hes. Refer: R., Tnion square Post Office. tons of New York, Brook! wit. a alegant too fol that new open \y and evening for (ey in penmanadi CS bee vk coping. A liberal deduction will by made to ore pertons. Btraneers may Teovive & course in three days. ‘Meu, ingts uction is thorongh, to al cee {yl teehee, eens t goarantie ‘oldend young Cards sod circulars way to had wm Of Fraoklin street. . COLDSMIT A. XTRA PAY. XTRA, FAY —ALL U. 8 NaVY SAILORS WHO ‘rem Teds te 1883, isan premptin vate ‘hei fepa ot nwa ABUL, ‘agent, (pte) Porver U. 8. ., 20 Soeth #0, below Wall,