The New York Herald Newspaper, March 25, 1854, Page 5

Knox “monopolized the hat trade of forms a falec cape, which adds to the effect of the whole. ‘The Mercie ia somewhat like a talma, but wonderfully improved by gores being inserted round the edge, whieh give a graceful fulness to the garment. Like the eeharpe, it is trimmed with stripes of embossed ribbon running longitudinally from the point of each gore, which is concealed by a bow of aribbon, to the The mantilla is bordered with deep rich fringe, wavy softnese and lustrous beauty add to it another charm. The Rachel, another pretty scarf maatilla, de- wives its name from the world-renowned French trage- denne. It is made of silk, and trimmed with several raches of ribbon, and closes in front near the waist, in ‘the form of a heart. HEAD-DRESSES. Some of these are magnificent, being formed of velvet and gold lace, and trimmed with scarlet poppies, inter: Went with golden sprays; others of pointed blonde and marabout feathers, tipped with gold. Some are pointed im the front, dla Marie Stuart, and have clusters of moss roses and japonicas glowing through the transparent eloud of lace that envelopes them with all the art of | rage, studied carelessness. For elderly ladies, » graver style prevails; fowers are eschewed, and lace and ribbon are ‘the only trimmings used. Wreaths of flowers, with | pendent sprays, and wlanc ing berries, and a bewildering variety of colors, belong exclusively to youth, and are mever seen to better advantage than when gleaming | through masses of clustering curls, or resting on glossy felds of simply braided hair. ‘The superabundance of face trimmings would seem to preclude the possibility of curls for the next haM year; but fashion laughs at obstacles, and so we are to ha the trimmings. and the qurls together. The old fashioned friz puffs that | | were worn about twenfy years ago, are coming into | fashion again, and promise to be popular, for they retain | the eurl much longer than other styles, and are by many | considered becoming; still they are quaint and formal, | Deer, and inferior in grace to the willowy ringlets, and in | tir | tant Desuty to the simple dignity of the classic style. How- | Ne ever, what is fashionable will always be considered be- | and eoming, and so we doubt not many flowing locks will b | shorn of half their length; short hair being an indispen- | able requisite for these ‘revivals.’ Three or four 0 these friz puffs are worn on each side of the face, non eoming below the car; and when worn under a hat, a braid called the Grecian braid invariably accompanies them. The back hair is arranged in the French twist or casque style, and the ends are folded round, some smooth, some cable twist, and some Grecian braid. For evening parties flowers will be added, natural or artificial, accord- ing to taste, the natural flowers being the more recherche, ‘but at the same time more transient. ‘Tax Census Rerorns.—Mr. Kennedy, late of the Census | OMice, at Washington, has memorialized Congress for the ‘use of the statistics of manufactures which have not en- tered into the substance of the publications ordered by Gongresa to be printed. These rejected materials were propared by Mr. Kennedy, and he deems them of value mafficient to justify their publication on private account. As these materials are not to be used by the government, and as Mr. Kennedy has the disposition, capacity and ex- perience to make them available to the coun- ‘try, it is to be hoped that Congress will at once accede to | his request, and thus enable him to represent our condi- tion and progress in manufactures and the mechanic arts, as he has our advance in population and agriculture. ‘The Cleaning of New York. AMOUKT OF DIRT REMOVED—THE MUD OBSTACLES— COST OF THE PROCESS OF PURIFICATION—AN- | OTHER GRAND SWEEP OF BROADWAY. ‘The great work of attempting to clean the city is still vigorously prosecuted by Mr. Downing, City Inspector, and his coadjutors. We publish to-day a carefully eompiled table, froma glance at which our readers will Beable to see the extent to which the work has been carried on in every ward, the cost of this necessary sani- tary process, and the great obstacles which the men had to eontend against in the shape of hardened garbage heaps, frozen filth ponds, ice, and dust. It will be per- eetved that upto the 18th instant fifty-four thousand doads of dirt were removed, and, as far as an estimate can be made, an equal quantity was carried off during the past seven dayr. This is not more than we expected from the vast quantities of filth, snow, ice, and liquid mud, which Jay on our highways when the work commenced. So far the wards situated up town have derived more benefit from the cleaning process than those in the lower part of the city. This is accounted for in great measure by the fact that most of the dirt carmen re- side far up town,and preferred working near home; bute; ‘the heaps are demolished and disappear in their own neigh- Dorhoods, we may expect a mighty concentration of those Trish ‘‘reformers”’ at our doors, who will work until they go far to please everybody, and thus effect far more than ‘any so-called political reformer of the day. Owing to ‘the great depth of the mud on the streets it has been found impossible to flourish a broom yet. We had to de- pend for relief at first upon the pickaxe, the shovel and the crowbar, and when they were laid aside the high winds of last week came and whisked the dast down our ‘throats, and into our ears, our noses, our pockets, and our parlors, so that very little of it remains now. The following is the table alluded to above:— DIRT AND GARBAGE REMOVED. ‘WUREE DAYe TO Mancu 11. WEEE ENDING MARCH 18, Fare F ¥ is Pe f 8 4 Re i HE PEER GEE E BE rors Peg H r gin: doibia ? Aue - — — #@ 4% 144 2,630 2, 2 121 Wh mM 0 746 1,146 1,257 — — — BB 2011 19 2201 2201 “7 (J bE 54 1,081 834 1,865 «2,637 a m Loo fee Laas can “oh mm fe tte = Tho tas — WW 156 42 1,139 84 1,973 2,129 —- — — B 148 659 2,062 2,062 2 oie le & ser 100 Lea Loks ree yt oe _ — g bf 415 TH Fer i im 1,084 295) «(1,379 1,500 — 363 79 198 — 1,985 2,348 187 1,474 102 5,848 635 6,483 7,987 — — 4 4000 — 4,000 4,000 = = ut 2000 — 200 2000 1 tee eo Toe - - ~® % — BO 0 Total. — 2485 2,800 4,785 1,801 41,829 8,233 49,502 54,7 ‘We also submit an account of the cost of the work up to the 18th inst, The expense will be getting less hence. forth, owing to the fact that the number of laborers has ‘been reduced during the past week, and will be further reduced in the next. In the up town wards the work of carting is almost over, which will effect a further saving. The cost for the three days enaing March 11, Dor for the week ending March 18..." ‘There was another—the fourth since the 8th of March —erand ‘sweep’ made on Broadway this morning. The men commenced work at 2 o’ciock, and “ piled Drooms’’ at 5 A. M.; thus completing the job a couple of hours before Mr. Genin got out of bed, which perhaps is the first instance of that enterprising merchant having ‘been caught ‘ napping.”” $2,162 59 . 16,146 09 a ae ae ec! Warch ae. Tuenda: “ is Weduesday “ 16—Thursduy “ 18-Saturday, ‘ This statement, copied from our books, exhibits a daily circulation larger by many thousands than that possessed by any other newspaper in Europe or America. The London Times, the largest in England, has a circu- lation of about 40,000 daily—the Paris Constitutionnel, the greatest journal in France, has a daily issue of 25,000 230,000. No other journal in the civilized world ap- proaches the New York Herat in its daily issue among all classes, ranks, and conditions of life, both in the ‘United States and in Europe. Day. Covrt—Cireult.— S21, 270, 382 to 285, 838, 044 to 047, B40, 950 6 Ih the other Courts—Metions, Anson's Dasuerreotypes. —Large Size, for AMy cents, colored and in & nice morocoo ease, lined with | 39) velvet, twi of any ever made for ai warran we) that cont two dolla: Reme: 589 Broadway, opposit ymne Twenty-five cent Portraits by the New | ‘or! agnerreotype Compat HI da poine of cheapness ard prttoction which tage te ate: ‘aken of the people Pictures daily, a ‘This company turn out No. 289 Brom way. * Ahead.—For Fears Knox has the city. | Custom has dowb ery season open the han ‘ike ‘new store, No. hs treadray, Mi his pon peerto. his searon, in’ modol of olognncs in its dosoration nod Aer Sauron whild he hecpn evens nevivers of fret class wakes coptinnall ovel in proa,eing the iost snporl hate oe he i. | etructions to | Espenseheid, the hegeryy has again distanced all competitors this sprim; jormen of taste have de- gidea iat faver of tad hecutiful bate. Sold at $3 50, to any bat sold in Broadway for $4." The stor i. jaesan str Beebe & Co., Fashionable Hatter Hatters, 156 Broad- —Spring and summer fashion for gentlemen’s hats and capt iat The Hat ts an article of covering for the well to the weare: SAKE acall. Also, a y hate nad caps, of tho latest at 9 Bowery. ' Price of silk t one that is ada we ite all such to ei oe children’s f terns, to be fo head, ond to would fi style of Gentlemen's Hats Bins the fashionable world. If you want a hat nish, give him a call a€ his salesroom, jane street. —— &! Brewster, (late Hat Finishers’ made a tremendous hit, | Their, spri ite Astor Hot Spring Style of Hats are all the His B stple of ny real ag ate ved, to be Mealio’s pThowe that do not ate | way, will do well tee.’ Do not pay Believe that the New ual we hat of Broad- 146 jassau strect, dollar for s name. for the encase y Oncar Comet- Poikas—" Sante Claus,” Good for nores:”” “The Gift’ Schottisoh,”” sand & large number of other altze eta kes, noc — eleoted Cer in the hed %, HORACE WATERS, 333 Broadway. Meaie sent ent by mail postage free, of the Latest at Improved. makers, including ‘. Gilbert Fair promium pians, with or without the 68 and circular scales; 4 Cam. tablished firm of Hallet & Co. fares vasiehy af planes of cies ake st prises which ae ¥ of ‘other makes, at prices w! \e sompetition.. fe and pianos from $79 6 10 $150. sd HORACE WATERS, 308 Broadway. Pid eg ire Lede a Extra Pedal Wide Scale a <t Thom: brated Ansoni alodeons, TaCoBs. Mar paneer ‘$ eo a Jodeons at Pt a roadway. Superb molodeons a i nifeent pianos at y Don't fore i ag ‘number —407 Broadway. New music as oon as pul Second-hand Pianos and ‘Those wishing instru of oy tahoe! ion bond ind a fow of 4 quali Fb Se Thevtore lately burned ont, "Dread ny _- Late Octave Rosewood Piano, round sent le by Nunns & Clark, in use but ane time, oe Sit vil Ht Be said fo for $250; two 6% ootave rose ian ae ler Boral BERRY & GORDON'S, 6 octave rose piano for $1 207 Broadway. Assortment of Me- way, including the exelusive \win’s pate san medoleo: Melodcons.—The odeons ae ae rhe at 383 Bi the United s States, piles of any new is- Foon, will Bad it to thele advantage to cel of forwaed hale wrders. HORACE WATERS. LL - I Li erg 467 Broadway, have just ‘assortment of Carhart’s patent which defy competition; Firth, piano, s re pedal cele: - Oe en ide seal dions and dutinss brat Pablished.” Elegant Bridal Cards and En beau- {ifaly engraved and printed in the latest. style: fue silver tos, it pattern: als, a SEVERDELL'S, For sale by all ooksel| » watts Jeady on ‘Saturday, ‘April 1, and will contain the the ‘mont elegant assortment of spring fashions ever published. 6 John street. ‘This Month Only- Great Reduction in Writ- 4to8 tel suite of ‘are, ors 10 Ios feet in le sisted ta'modera seyie. yailtar isha aes of instruction. ia This Soutey Cr Pape IVER sin 362 Broadway. yr th Car ana see. Copy books ‘and Merchants’ Police Responsible night watchmen furnished, for wasent aT merchandise, lerproat carpe factories, i er oe ee ir picht; sie feay Py shasta erera low ready, an id well-made cloth- and trimmed in the pe DW A! KETT, Clothing’ Emporium, 106 Paiton, street, Shirts, &c.—The Best Place to Buy Shirts, gloves, neste &c., is at BOOTHBY’S, 331 Becateny, oppo- site the theatre. Fire at the Pantheon Bullding.—Great s to he had in music, slightly soiled, which will be ‘third its value, at the tore lately burned out, 343 finishing of the 1 postal stocks dren’ Tis ‘hate, .n dinates and 4 'y variety and state that every article offered 18 bling us to name low prices stant issue of new styles, antry would find it to their ts sold only by the A. LELAND & CO. I71 Pearl street. Economy and Excel cone gina Articles of g exhibited at tl ital Palace were awarded ent prise for the ncisalituee ct a wufacture, to CANTRELL, of Bowery. This fact should be membered by the Jadies, in connection with that of his ex- ceedingly moderate cl age’ flipperb, ties, de. Gaiter boots of purchased of him for 128. and 1 niupy, Weeadray, anna annout | Purchadere that, they | fa faze ye esc Pattern. Glorious Chance for DERSON, No. 99 Bowery, is selling, beautiful ingrain car- | pets for 3., 48., . per yard; olleloths, Ste. 3s., 48., and Ge.; window shader very cheap; rugs, 16s. to 20s. ; tapes- 12s.; and magnificent velvet carpets, th foreign and domestic, richness in quality, and unique nt—Hiram An- Brussels, a 128., 148,, manos Carpets for the Million!—Hiram ANDE! talecroome,SOBowary are replote Reig! f.. sratsy S1dtne, Fogn & town wishin; 'T & BAILEY’S, Bowery, & vast variety of beautiful medallion velvet tapes- Sprin; bn ip carpets wan find at Messrs. WRIG: three olleloths, factures, o ry, which will be anid all etylos in the cow ‘An inspection is re- down-town pric: ing Machines —We call public attention A pon this patent w Proceedings against, Eline Howe J nd to prove the utter falsity of hi | recover deman inal sewing machine.” Bluster- to be "patentee of the o | ing offers of bets, with nebody to decide them, will not ald j him. ‘They will be decided in duc time b ‘a Now York court and jury. I. M. SINGER & Co., No, 828 Broadway. aha beter st Safes.—Robert Ladies’ India Rubber Gloves, for Gardening, h They will cure a chapped uae in thi city are Enormous—See Ann dote.—$15 only for a country residence. On! rr 7 left to secure ig Don't all go at once—but be ft, soon, or you will be too late. A fow shares only fete in the Ronntifal © age of Hose Vale, adjoinin north the ake nkonkoma farms, which plendi ing at from $100 to $200 To in ingtal- mente, will secure four bullding 1 y em from two wenty acres. kieas he wich get rid of cs Thelt enormous rents in this city and own a delight a ee, should apply immod: HAS. WOOD, Seb poritanee,« ‘ ‘apply immodiately to © Brick Moulder—Patented_1854—Warranted durable; easily, worked. An ordinary hand oan mould 20,000 brick in one day. which this machine ¢x- | eels others in, ean We fully explained in a circular with In. mt it in operation. Apply, post paid, to RIP. York. Price | LEY & REED, Batchelor’ Hair Dye is still the Leading le, by all acknowledged to he the bext dyo extant for perfectly coloring the hair the moment it is applied. ‘Tens of thousands in sil parts of the world proclaim it the only | feKatle dye known. Sold or applied in nine private roome, ab BA ELOR’ aria SBroadway, The Difference Between a Good Hair Dye poor one is just thi:—One soorchos and cautorizes the destroying thelr, vitality; the other acts, chemi he hair, Fm Hie ho capillary tuber ad gives Zz Beaguifa ce color witha injuring the hair. TI EMO. VERS! infallible dye, No. Ws ‘cortinnrt _atront. Can aley be bad of the follnwive ¢ 1Grand , tite RILY A. > ay Ban Beslan wee <3 paar ort Cream.—This xb com! Preserving and beautifying the fareaseny only and elk ey We A RATCHET cole ir dye and wig factory, 233 Brond way. ‘Batchelor’s plied, Aleo, the best arsortment of hair work in Pa ayees the pri ach. Cover your naked jaws with Beard. . ¥f you "any my Onguent will force it to grow st ing and thiek d won't stain or injure the skin. $La dottle, #400 per don., sent to any part of the sountry. R G GRAMAM, 15 Aun street; Zisber, 44 South Third street, Philadelp) jatan Informs us, through his spirit-rap- frorld is coming toan end: If the hair reaseless tonique will restore it. nti Id ever) Wersrn P: Hairdressing ER'S Nadie a a 5 lg Me score! burned b; 8 toreh. its browns Few im Li Bold by ti im! riers ted so ‘4 relief, or no rekon a BT ocha st oughout neeng) Medal for Trusses trial Exhibition of all radical cure truss. this tross has bee: rth ins prehensive pamphlet, t, descriptive of every and every Maiden lane. pi ty of rupt tic ye Mei Variety of badass grein SH GO ae is, one ft Jone street 81 Barelay street, an: ei fie Sad spethocsrios genteel \ps, Chafes, Cracks cured by the use of that delicious emolli cated soap. itis w i known A) com freel an Gj] Walker ira re from st ate 88 Third at reat, “Philadel phia; Bates, 129 b> et, Boston. ah. wi $i; hereby fics has eremedy for intemperance, $1; Rodger's a o! rwortand tar for éonsumption, $1; Tuas pa 4 for fever and fer oS mi O en fot ing’s ‘bitters, 50 ‘also, Hyatt'sinfallibie hfe bi tiem, 75 cents Fite—Fits.—Or. Hart’s Vegetable Extract most certain remedy for fits, convulsions, St. Vi- euralgia, and all nervou ns. No person ithout iencing immediate benefit. for rheuma- & ice $2 8 box, or two boxes for $3; sent b toall parts of ‘the United States, free of p ‘Alt orders, with the enclosed, must be addressed t0 Dr. 8. HART, No. 47 West Broadway, New York. Fits! Fits!? Fits!!!—This Fearful Malady, which is thought by many of our most eminent physicians to be incurable, can be cured bythe use of Hance’s ve; theber extract euileptic ris, a, They ‘will be forwarded by mail, froo of postage; to any pa ho Western hemisphere, on the receipt of a remi ey Pou paid, AAllorders must’ he ad- dreased to SETH 108 Baltimore street, Balti- mores Md’ ‘Price $9 per bos, or two for $5. Rheumatism, Scrofula, Gout, Cancer, d&c— HYATT’S life b re as attested by a thousand desperate cases, which hi jared in the Herald, Su: other papers, is the great rellable puritier, Amon, of g's evil is that of William Ho fered ‘and loathsome scrofulor ing from which cf F, 1 and Mr. B. Rice, 82 Grove street, stand forth stounding cures over effected.’ They were ‘You who are afflicted, go visit those St among per bottle. Principal depot, 246 Grand completely crip perso! street. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. NAL. “(NY PERSONS GIVING INFORMATION 0 THE residence of Miss Curry, Marthe, Ball, or Agnes Rove- bury, who came from ich, fi sided in New York, te ddrasing “hele Glou- M. BELL. ERNARD BOYLON EMIGRATED FROM IRELAND 1849 for New York: native of ounty, fiset urmuduff to tion Fes Will be thankfully received a his cousin, Patric WaScuire, No. 81 Washington serect. OCR UMEIES, WILL MEET AT CARMAN’S THIS evening. Hi. a. eecie Bey ie ae anes KEI HIS D. this afternoon. P shall va to-morrow, (8 a. eo a Tle 4 peers A. mh lk ly seems) Zow!_Sheil change mumber'in Port Oe Fey NEORMATION, WANTED—OF MBS, | MARTIN Mo- or the former Margaret Wish, of the parish ad Tipperasy, Irelapd, also of her 7, tek Walsh. Ad- rads Treaty seventh street, anvannal papers pious copy. ¥ THE LADY WHO CALLED AT NO. 8 GOLD street, on Tuesday last, will send her 5 40 Lennox, Broudway Past Oftse, Nevill meet attention F MISS A. H. WILL CALL AT THE dated Soo tol PosT Office she will find letters from her friend B. H. 8.—THE YOUNG MAN WHO LEFT THE CLUB, '« corner of West Broadway and Chambers stroct, is re- ed to meet them at half past three this ree , Jr. U. MORSE WILL LEARN SOMETHING TO HIS s tdyantage by calling at, Hodges! real estate ofce, corner of Broadway and Gi ny person giving Eis whereabouts on present address will be yownrded: W. D.—WHO THREW THE FORK! pit POLL AR 188 GRACE, oo MIDDLETOWN—THE FRIEND who met Sixth ave last week misunderstood your add: in Seventh aven te to the Herald office, addressed to Jones, and it will he ten tior 0 WILLIAM JONES, OF TRUMANSBURG, TOMP- king county, New York.—If you will call at the Wy- Gming Hotel, No. 883 Greenwich street, any time previous io the 28th inst., you will meet your brother, David Jones. ILL M. B. WRITE TO SYLVESTER BY HIS RIGHT name? The letter will not be intercepted. Is the ad- vertisement in th aoe commencing with ‘To the per- fon who wrote him ANTED—A PERSON TO ADOPT A LOVELY AND healthy male child; its moth table widow in reduced circumstances, and For particulars address Clark, He New York. Obio and ERIES OF SCIENCE APPLIED tion.—Dr. Doremus will deliv ct, with experimental tilust edical College, Hast, Thirtee ‘On Monday ‘27th, and Thurs- y, 80th instant, and on Monday the 34) and Thursday, 6th at ‘at 73g P.M. Tiekets may be obtained at Mi Wetons’, $46 and c48 Broadway, and at Mesers, Evans & Dickerson’s, 697 Broadway, Tickete for the course, $3 each; for single lecture, $1. tions, at the New York sees, near Fourth avenue. N ADJOURNED MEETING WILL BB HEUD AT THE ituyvesant Institute, 659 Broad’ on Saturday, 26th March, at 73; P. M., to adopt further measures for the pur- chase of Dr, Abbott's elle collection. Persons desirous of aiding Ge dortesh ie object are requested to attend. . FRANCIS, President of the Committee. NEW PUBLICATIONS. | HEAP LIBERAL WORKS. PAINE’S ‘AGE OF REA fon, 25cente; Highte of Man. 00 cents; Common Sense, ith Crisis for 376, 20 Volney’s Ruins, 3735 cents; Vol Phil. (rede freee variety, in paper and bound, by G. VAC , No. L Bowery, up stairs. ‘UST PUBLISHED—THE Pega oR MATILDA nd aie Adh« ‘AL.—DR. LoTHER PERFORMS ted with the teeth, such as in ‘Alling decayed vacth with gold, ting tosth, Ao. at his new nite Bt. Nicholas Hotel. N. when dosired inextracting. R® Ak A. oved Xe 41 and 43 Warren str PRINTING INK. RENTING INK.—JOHN G LIGHTBODY, 8 CON- aeneription of te Jar ‘warn Was low’ prices ss ufacturer. Orders forwar ateambo: by sadeeoing es ‘a note tome Fond, toany part of the country, At No, 88 Rose street N. ‘nm This paper is printed with my news ink; also # t mi apere in city, Philadelphia, ton, Be timore, New Ozlean: other cities and towns in the United States. EXPRESS AGENCIES, ANTS’ EXPRESS —G, BINGHAM & CO. dvi from Phi py ia, —1854.— Proprietors :—Thor Davis, H, A. Steel, Philadelphia; Geo. Bingham, FB. A Rinchardt, Pittsburg. Freights for Pittaburg and tho West! vit Pennsylvania railroads and rom Philadel hin for Pittsburg and tho Wost, time through from dolphia, eight days. Only ono ‘enaetipmoent Getehon deiphia ‘and Pittsbur packazes,"G. Hingham 'a line, caro Alex » Pittsimre.”” (Stices, No. 86 Went wirecty corner of Agent only office of this line in this eity:' Bingha 270 Market street, Philadelphin, Geo, Bingha )CULISTS AND AU RISTS. L, OCULIST, AURIST, RTC., DEVOT ion exclusively to the treatment of disons from 9 to 4 o'clock daily, at his office, ere can he procured hiv trantivo on tha Teves wi feb are inceried withy vt aM of é i " Vy | 102 Proadway. SPECIAL NOTICES. LPHONSO SPONDULIX DESIRES TO RETURN thanks to Miss P—— for her very liberal donation of clothes for the unfortunate “Infant Frederick,” which were duly forwarded to him by the steamer Nonsuch. Be AND NINCUMFI 4H ee a finding the bodies of Mr. of an Lage two bundred “at ir hy m Gut, they were Kindly cared ‘or by the ‘Governor of Seehtdend anh. afee the usual method of rolling them on ioral they were resuscitated. and immediate 2 Dey street. where they ‘wilt eceive thele f IBLE AND BANNER PRESENTATION.—HENRY Clay Lodge, No. 10, A; B. A-—This lodge has made ar- ments to b nd Bible and banner presentation larch 27, at Knickerbooker Hall, cor- ty:thted stroet. Tho Rev. J. . John Little and Rev. services, Tickets of Bees Savings INSTITUTION, Fpl SROAD- oor: ril from the PETER SCORING. A Binns PATENT FIRE EXTINGUISHER WILL BE hibited for one week at the ashing, 167 Bowery. ig Fire Department and the public in general are roquost- a to call and witness the operation of this te. invention, commencing on Saturday ovening, March 2 wt D LODGE, NO. 60, I. 0. OF O. ¥.—THE i. rooms, Odd Fell at lock P. M., Tore an late brother, John Hall, on Sunday, March 28, 1854, arpoee of attending the funeral . Gani ‘ARCHIBALD COWAN,N. G. TP YING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, NO. 05 WARREN ‘street, near Gre wich, open daily fro M. tol, and from epéaits made it this stivation on or befor il will seers ae alae’ cent DAULL, President. mt Vice Presidents. M. V. L. Buxton, gaan INES ON HEARING IT SAID THAT (who had nity ed FoR eigners (wi madelarge fortunes in this city) would find, it » speculation” rt FoAE 6 oats d's in” to rune street el ch Gold may th pe t let tho dead a1 re ‘At least our fathers? graves! Spirit of °76. haga LIGHT! LiguT THE AMERICAN ATMOS- fe it Ce bi b> Gas Ligh ora yw exhib as es “ike tatpection thelr new portal to! all einen wrblie buildings the firs for ey most brilliant, th ian, exceeding In brilliancy any city malty (with ver has. ‘American public a so immensely and fal on The, company have now a are pre} ind exhibit thelr light st the ‘oie at the ‘coneany, roadway, pecond stor zasse CARPENTER, President. WC. Pepaic, Secretary. ‘ASONIC NOTICE. ma ‘COMPANIONS ‘OF WASH- Jngton and Fennel Council of Royal and Select Mastors are respectfully invited to attend ular meeting this evening, af the hall, 643 Broadway. Sir taitor of Aerie F mason, will Brgue and lecture on the work. UMMOND, T. I. G. Va HAMILTON DELL, T. I. G. M. 105 P.M. and 3ist, Hereafter it can be onl nly paid at White F. C. BESCHORMANN, Collector. R, AND MRS. SHANGHAE BEG LEAVE TO STATE that they Ged net drow! a8 was supposed, but have returned from a shi leasure trij ith rene sith and spirits, and wit at Johnston's benefit, on Monday evening next, at Burton’s Theatre, (without the infant, as children in arms are not admitted,) and hope to ace all thoir friends t there. ie to inform tl ria performed as ut bere, of Howard 1 Lodge are roquested to moet at | WANTS. G LADY, WH SPEAKS FRENCH, GERWAY you I + and raloswoman a’ fancy, dry goods, worsted oF ace stor She ie thoroughly Sequaluted with the flower business, and able of doing fancy neodle work. ferences can be given, Please addross J. ith embroiderice The ns pecwwny ‘oat Office. tone in ths is situation ay vanced in life whe tod of wush unexceptionabl giv em stablished Church of England. Ad COMPETENT MILLINER WANTED, TO GO WEST. Please call at 26 Sackett street, South Brooklya, after WISHES A give ood city Guy, at 222 wenty, , front reom. SITUATION IS WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, in a respectable family, as chambermaid and seam. waiter: she understands best of elty reference Pleage call at betwoom Ninctesmth aad Twentieth streets, third floor, front room. DY, THAT UNDERSTANDS fF business perfectly | JANTED—BY A PROT a situation as chambern washing and ironing, or wailing. ployer's, ia East Ninetoont’ street, J ANTED.—A RESPECTADLE COLORED WomaN inbes a situation to travel with a family: no otje tions to the care of an invalid oF ns ld, aud would make herself generally useful. Reference given at her pre- rent place, 62 Sixth avenut ANTED—TWO COMPETENT GIRLS, IN A family, short distance from the TANT YOUNG WOWA A to nasint with at her presem Wa, A RESPECTABLE MARRIED Woman, With a frerh breast of milk, who lost her own ehild two days ald. a child te we' nurse: she will devote her wholo time to the care of the baby. She is an American. None need apply but a respectable family. Inquire at 7 Went Thirteenth street. by ‘A YOUNG ENG ise WOMAN, Protestant, of cheerful dispositio uation I tant, or tri ‘ANTED—BY AN AMERICAN YOUNG WOM, Good RESPECTABLE, aituation as nurse in a privace famil; hiv perfectly, is wanted at 208 ‘Ns wire ac et, necom Mtovr. pel ly, iv wanted a! | ee Seas See t place, where she now ts. Inq at 16 wrouNa GADY WISHES 0 LEARN SILK EM ANTED—BY A RESPECTABI TRL . Terme mus joderate. Inquire for Mixs euation t0 do ehambecwerk: ead. hue wastine gaat ironing, oF general housework, the beat of Please call at 185 Crosby street, PARISIAN CHAMBRRMAID, WILLING TO WASH, cook, and being a first-rate seamstress, is desiro iforuia which would avail i no Fooms, 622 Broadway. YOUNG, HEALTHY MARRIED WOMAN, WELL ituation as wet nurse; hi 0 is also willing to do eit ork, or to take care of childre: YOUNG GERMAN LADY WANTS A PERMANENT situation in a fanc: ery. She speaks English very well, and understands fine needlework perfectly. Address R. M. A., Heral 1d offic YOUNG MAN, OF SOBER AND TEMPERATE habite, is desirous to obtain a situation as barkeeper; wiedge of the business. Can produce satis: co from his last employer, with whom Please call at No. 34 Cherry oods store, or to work on embroid- tory a yeh ¢ has lived three yours. street, from 10 o'clock A. M. YOUNG MAN OF EXPERIENCE IN THE JEWELRY and fancy goods, business. situation Has no objection to going South o cferences given, Address Business Jeweller, Broad way Post Office PORTER WANTED.—APPLY TO NORTON & Hiltman, 380 Bowery. ANA toed BINGRE. oF HE dof seve Shane ‘of makin Please address Alto Sing “HI HEST CAPABIL N INTELLIGENT BOY, EIGHT YEARS OF AGE, whose mother is in bad state of health, wishes = place in a respectable family. Ploase address a note to _ P, Herald office, for two days. OOKKEEPER WANTED A YOUNG MAN, TO TAKE of a sot of books. Must have experience and good ee. Apply to Molyneux Bell, 58 C ROOKKEEPER.—A MAN WANTED TO ATTEND BAR d take charge of a wine cellar. Apply between 10 & on, 359 Broadway. fest apaae! ss —A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL tion with 8 family going, to California, uld be willing to pay half her 121 Bote street. OOK AND NURSE.—WANTED, A STEADY, COM- tent Perse! a8 coo! will be required to assist in washing and ironing. None need apply but those wishin, permanent situation. Also,a neat, capable, and faithful nuree, to goto Europe with a family. Apply at 44 Union square, OACHMAN WANTED—TO LIVE ON STATEN be sober and understand his business well, win mies references. Apply to Mr. Beattic, 76 Nassau street, at 10 o’clock on Saturda} UBLIC MEETING.—ALL PERSONS OPPOSED TO the extension of Aibany street through Trinity ohuroh- yard, are invited to attend public meeting at the Broad- way ‘Tabernacle on Wednesday evening, ‘March 29, at 736 Sami Gilford, Jr., Thomas Cooper, P. - Richolasfiaights” SG. Morsiogar? Soup, 2: Es Grate Daniel Ebbets,’ Anthon, Lamb, James D. Oliver, rae Paul fain, %. W. Livingston, Thomas Reed John C. Noe, ri Wn. del it, Wm. me bathooat Louis La Grill, J. H. Ed Geo. H. rh; ati, Witten, : J. Smith, ; 8. Lamoresux, B. Walgrove, ~ Cahi |. W. Broderick, Yigg CF opal ae EATING SALOON NO. 203 mets ane ag tha “4 to Sam: son, ae vr his jane exertions in ext the 8 ‘the - at Pat the che Shey ed saloon on the morning seed the i Siew RUG CLERK.—WANTED. A SITUATION, BY A ‘drug clerk, who thoroughly understands the’ busine and can give the best of reference, dc. Address L. L.. ald offic RY GOODS—WANTED, ONE OR TWO GooD salesmen in a dry goods store. Apply at No. 105 Fulton atreet, Brooklyn. NGINE DRIVER ) i goatee RUN A STATION- ary engine one mins. To s sober man, steady employ- ment will py tee ond 8 thirty-five dollars per month, Apply at No. 9 leecker street, between 4 and 60 ‘clock. OUR MUSICIANS WANTED—A QUARTETTE OF brass instruments; G youths preferred. Evenings only wanted, or ¢: pymont all the time Ahrougs thesummer.’ Apply imm ely JamesRutherford, Broadway. Also, # young man to post ‘ills. OVERNESS.—A MIDDLE-AGED ENGLISH LADY IS desirous of a situation in a family where the children are young, to undertake the management and education of them; of a companion to = lady. Address M. 1, Union ont Office. OLD EMBROT greys WANTED. Ae fae mbroiderers stead. Drum. mond’s Masonic re; ARDENER WANTED —A SINGLE, MAN, TO TAKE charge, of an extonsi To » good medias t situation can Be'furnlshed, by applying at No. Te Fine strect. ADIES— WANTED, SIX GOOD MILLINERS, | 8IX akers, and two apprentices, who can speak French and English. Apply at ‘Ninth street, corner of Broadway, second floor. "_ MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING. Ly THE Late BUILDING, “33 BR BROAD- Now on aale, $100,000 worth of new spring mantil- a roche, and oth for th is Bae ‘of the a damaged by water been relinquished ou the insurance withont regard to the original DHARLES oBoKs' Importer. 1RST PREMIUM MILLINERY.—MRS. G. SCHLEGEL, m street, will open on Monday, Marc I evortineut oF spring millinery ai aplen DIVISION STREET, J, SPENCE & SON, 27 AND 2 . My 1 open their spring styles of a Thursday, March crow! SPENCE & SON, NOS. 7% AND 2% DIVISION + street, wholesale and retail dealers in millinery goods, tad maettoturers of bonnet frames end crowns. RECEIVED PER STEAMER 164 Paris finished Leghorn bonnets he very best style for the frst DUNSUROE & BROWN, 43 Broadway. ‘OTICE.—THE bee PREMIUM AT THE CRYSTAL Palace for silk mill ee also the first and only pre- mium for split straw bonnets, was awarded by the jurors to Mrs. WM. SIMMONS, 304 Brondway, ARIS MILLINERY-—MADAME J. PINIELS, 450 Brosdway, entrance 119 Grand street, will opon spring millinery on Thursday, March 23. ARIS MILLINERY.—MADAME FERRERO, NO. 5 treet, has just opened Paris millinery. MILLINERY—MME. ROULLIER AU- jadies that she will open jo. et to baat PREMIUM FASHIONABLE MILLIN ERY. MRS. LAZ- ARUS ISAACS, No. 3036 Division street, Chrystio tfully to inform the'l ring fashions on Monday, M elegance of work: ity. Ladies aro in P. 8.—Country Remember, lied as usual 4g Division street, FURNITURE. dealers su| at very low pric our No. is ” 3 SMALL FAMILY GOING SOUTH WISH TO Dis- pose of their fornivure, _ APply immediately. to Ast LAM, 36 Broadway. NAMELLED yas bombed STACY, 514 and 526 Bi whi ali the atal stook. ite straw 1 allasses, dillows ‘and be bolsters, from URNITURE FOR SALE CHEAP—ONE ROSEWOOD suit elegantly carved, two pier glasses, four ti ‘Apply at 160 West Thirty-first street. JPORNITURE FOR SALE—A SMALL FAMILY, orga ap housekeeping, wi se of their furnitu: Addons at once, ci'Horaid ofhes, Fort vines, rice paid for fur | taal ‘articles, watetien, jewelry, eal and, other instrum aburg, Brooklyn, or Ji ) paid, ‘oF ‘ply to R. WAL! NURNITURE OF ts DEST ALITY AT MODER ate prices. —F. A. ., 508 Broadway, third house above Niblo's the Metropo Hitan Hotel, would in- vite the particular attention of arohagers of furniture to thoir large and valuable stock ‘of rosewood, oak, mahogany, and walnut cabinet furniture, all of which has been manu factured Cry best seasoned materials, and the upholetery il pure curled horse hair, and comprises & tat utifnl assortment of parlor, dining room, furniture, of the most approved atyles, and stos of both city and couatry bu; ‘ing furniture will fiad it for the) r we mean that ery respact to Bi ade in the city, porior quality of furniture at the fesdhon beds, es rans, ‘pistols, nautical in Wil onding per t ‘dies atten rosidence, to by Mrs. Dusseldorp. 1, M. DUSSELDORF, Quem G AND FURNITURE WANTED.—PERSONS having any to dispose of, one caver a fair or the same, or B. ronding to M. S.[COUE tre B,—Ladies a teutded toby itr) bid goods, ot bo sur warded & sigies twice in le in cutting and manship. hulty solicited’ J. VANDERRILT, which will be pacsed. The Fuccession for superior et Your patronage is rospecth SI Fulton street. WATERPROOF CLOTHING, AC. AC. new fabrics, made of Rider's patont val percha, free from unpleasant smell, will not dacompose and fet aticky ike India ruber, ars lighter, cheaper, mors enutitol, and. will stand all climatee—oomprising clothing plano covers, tf, atoam, ' Lp hth Ng | travelting r of all winds, carringo clot! ” 4 ieon Mrtt~ Pape ‘ WILLIAM Kiwis, £ reoivun Dr ty FURNITURE, THE HIGHEST CASI | ‘URSE WANTED-AN AMERICAN OR ENGLISH NUwomen, One capable of taking the ontire charge of dha can bring good recommendations, may ap ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, AS CHAMBERMATD, BY ‘a German lady of nd education. Best city reference given by John Sattig, way. pagan a pig ewig AS WET NURSE, BY A ks ke eld. Apply at B) ED_A NEAT, INDUSTRIOUS GIRL, TO Bo work of s small good y TANTED—T0, GO A SHORT DISTANCE IN THE ntry, ® Protestant girl, to do general bor 3 must bea good washer andironer. Apply at 06 avenue, Brook! sewing te biccework af 6 pet lock, for two ANTED—IN A VERY SMALL FAMILY, AN EX- perienced cook, who is trol ‘good Inundress. English or Seotch preferred." Apply bet TI and 12 o'clock, st 58 Weet Twenty-soventh strect. ‘ANTED—A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND IRONER. ‘also a chambermaid and waiter to assist in the washing; Protestants preferred. Call at No. 42 Seventh street, yo entlemai 1s fami {fon to the country.” Addres tM at ly sy Division streek, J ANTED—A YOUNG LADY TO ATTEND IN A SA- loon, (howling, and billiard). ‘To one seeustomed to busine ral salary and perman. reiorald’offee? stating when and where to be seen. ANTED—A FIRST RATE ‘PLAIN COOK, WASHER and ironer. Good reference required. Apply at 58 East Broadway, from 10 till $ o'clock. Wettatet SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Protettant girl, as chambermaid boarding house; Rood washer and ironcr, or to do the onoral housework H private family.’ Can be seen for two days. ine, 38 Vi t, second floor. ANTED—A MAN, AND HIS WIFE, ACQUAINTED ith farming and gardening, to work and harge ty live miles out of the city. Communications, with referents, Teal name and residence, may be addressed to box No, 1,001 "Post Otte ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MARRIED ple, situations a6 farm servants ins. Feepectable rr of & rmall farm about sev ‘ta Wi ach the o Please for afew , Trinity Bulldinge, AITER | WANTED-ONE, WHO. UNDERSTANDS his business perfectly, will be ing before 11 o'clock, at Protestant need apply. ANTED—A GARDENER; A SINGLE MAN, OR A married man without children, would be proferred, ganeclaly ifthe woman is capable of acting aa Iaundress, ply between the hours of twelve and ofie o'clock, at No. ogre Jones street. Se pliee, Mesobern Wage CORNISH CAPTAIN, AND THREE Cornish min am after 4 o'clock, to Thomas arling, 65 South street, third story, ‘ANTED—A_ xoue eae FROM SIXTEEN TO eighteen fice; one who writes s 3 4, post paid, LJ. B. Wextp—s STEADY. repress YOUNG xia desirable situation Call at Cortlandt street, this morniny Saturday, 2th from i ioe te M1 o'eh lock. Nae Eatein aaa saeetll satel ted tess ¢ custom house business pref My tating salary expected and references, box BRAD WAITER, A A PASTRY COOK, A tel ia this State. ‘sly laa. re barkeepaey ad to owas SPINK, 522 fway, base: URSE WANTED—TO GO TO NEW HAVEN; ONE that is trustworthy, and accustomed to taking care of children; must be ® Protestant. Apply at #23 Cortlandt atreet, up O* DEMANDE—UNE BONNE FRANGAISE, NO. 123 Wost,Twelfth stree Pesta WANTED—IN A DRY GOODS Leh E. Best reference required. Address T. W. E., Hi office. ITUATION stipe iarek § ee eee are MAN, (0 CAPTAINS OF VESSELS,— WANTED, BY A respectable English person, # situation as stewardess on board # steamer or packet ship sailing to Europe. Can be n at her present employer's, 17 West Seventeenth street, of city reference g: HE LATE ‘SECRETARY TO A FORE! N NOBLE- man would be willing to conduct the special correspon- dence of any Indy or gentleman wishing to blend the charm of elegant composition with those of passion, sentiment and Dart et tee inviolate. Address Silentia, Metropolitan Post Office. (0 HOTEL KEEPERS—WANTED, BY A RESPECT- able tiddl of good addre: a situation as dent steward in a hotel. of city reference. Would tion to any part of the States. 0 HOTEL KEEPERS AND OTHERS—THE ADVER- tiser, who has had many yea rionce in the first- class hotels in this city, others, also at the fonable watering places, is desirous of procuring situation an bookkeeper, or in any other official capacity, of would line tg Sakg the entire of 8 ote cing fully com- se neat Pail secuatnted’ with. she, duties Sf every ae: parti ee a"the holel businges Address W. M.Tcratd MBERS.—WANTED, BY A YOUNG to finish the above business, in some he has had two years good experience a the bus moderate wages and steady employment wanted, ‘Address 18. R., Herald office, WO SALESMEN WANTED—IN A SILK JOBBING house. Apply to T. B, Isaacks, 90 John streot, corner of Nassau. public house, whieh his recommen an engagement, bein; ¥ correspondence directed to will be panctually attended to. a fow . We, wilt show, ie days anemploy Herald 0 off HME ADVERTISER WOULD LIKE TO MAKE AR Fangements with some young lady, or widow indy without incumbrance, to take charge of an ombroider: Hore, doing s successful business, Address Bucinese, Broad: woy Post Office, appointing an interview. in | atid (alld DESIRES TO SECURE ; THE AS of agreeable manners. As tho he ‘and ples she will have mont of her time at her ow oan, Particulars given on an interview. Address M. B. Ht, iorald oM ANTED—A SITUATION AS.WET NURSE, BY A Fenpectable aad althy married woman, with a fine breast of mil on at hor present place, 10 Li ington avenue. WANTED-10, ACCOMPANY A SMALI. FAMILY TO California, a female servant, whois a good cook, washer and ironer. Such one. with proper testimoniais an to qualifications andreliniility, ma t No. 0 Metropoli- tan Hotel, between 4 and 5 0'cloo Mi 'None ethers need spply. ANTED, A understands her bi washer and ironer, will hear S2'Bare Twellth street, betore 120° Ned apply. ANTED—BY A LADY ACCUSTOMED TO TEACH ing for several years, a situation as Mh course of instruction comprises English branches, French, and the rudimonts of music, ce of wives iad dution veqeieed wi ERMAN WOMAN WITO thoroughly, and is good jacd by applying at . None others neod n to drive a pair of { carriage horses and jo fancy hi iced coachman need ply. Call at 20 Nassau rect, Donk No. 10. vi ‘W4STED—A PORTER, IN A FLOUR STORE, ONE ‘who thoroughly undertands the business. A German preferred. Apply at 205 Duane atreet. ANTED-A SITUATION AS BOOKKEEPER, OR stant, by a young man who will ma mer: y useful Bast references ‘chjectien toa large Southern or Western city. Address B., Herald office. ANTED—A FARMER, (sconcH on ENGLISH PRE- ferred.) who aad cele undorstands his business ail its branches, a but competent 5 need articulars and the compensatio erald office. of a dairy. None Address, with full expected, “Farmer, ‘AITER WANTED—A MAN IN A he must perfectly understand bis at 600 Broadway, basement. ANTED—A omg z ANTED—A BOY, TO LEARN THE} BUSINESS, ALSO yn entry clerk, by A. Journeay, Jr., & Co., 4] and 43 Warren street. wis sho Steyr this day, tote _ RELIGIOUS NOTICES. ‘Arsociation of the 8 Chureb, hb ner of Twenty: -firat street, on next Sabbath inat., at 73g oFelock. DANCING ACADEMIES. ROFESSOR G. DOA TAD OF, GENTERL, ADDRESS. AT iting Rooms, 962 Broadway. | Appit- ry by their 7 Takami and {1 oclocl A DANCE EN PARTICULIER: eeete 66 Bond Weanenday" and Friday eve ing, con Mareb 27. ‘sub perfect knowledges of the Pocel Private lesson FR, WARD s REMEDIES EXCEED EVERYTHING— speedy and satisfactory cures. Disease hing to them. d the blood Dr. Ward pot, 5) Canal street, roadway. Office hours for advice and tre OR SALE—AT CENTRAL MORRISANTA, ' THE 1 LoT next north and enst of de i she most dsete Strirable and 180. i “Appl ‘Si URNITURE—FURNITURE—AT THR SPLENDID areyooms No. 707 Broadway, a very large and splen- inet furniture, of the best quality for euntey trade, consisting of rosewood, nogany Libraries, warécos parlor furniture in le or velvet, bedster largest plot in the place; size orone let, very cheap, with Duilding lease, Broome | street. iron bes " it hall stand: + k, walnut, mahogany extension dining tables, dint m chairs to ma’ horse-bair mattresses, other kind ind #, feathers and feather beds, bolsters, pillows; sortment we hor yepole forater ey B. ¥, Wor Bron away. NO. aes JONES Lig ol ‘Aliw a ‘ris her servic: Jove and law matte: dreams by tooke ieionce, telling the nue of the lady or will marry, also the n: ‘isiters, ‘S008 Will not long have the opportunity of consulting he: J ea, ir. te pow in the books! i, A SUPERIOR itefergnces | (PO PE SOLD—CHEAP FoR Casi A § of the highest ability cf ‘Adress M. L., ailt Hight wagon, whieh haa om Herald wee, sss aaimsiehdaadi ane Apply at Horrison Weta livery stable, #1 Root RECOMMENDED AND TIDY fark WELL e jored girl as wail fonal Theatre ing maid to N SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ant young woman, as chambermaid, and to do plain sewing; or to travel with a lady to California profer red. Can give the best of city refer m for three days in Warren street, two d chool, ia tho rear, South Brooklyn. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTADLR onng wo has no objection to take care of s child if etion to go x short dis- ovence given. P. tance in the count, C.B., 306 H Host of of addresi i wer) aM | therine street ne UNDERSIGNED Lag apous RETIRING tea trade, is open to wit i onducted hy. the oan re, ay te Pree od amonget Ky ity, anrorards fuerativeners and style of business arr Meee! Ppete who wish. to enter apon this concern, will Pater rneility given them for condueting the ‘raniters or heretofore. aud in every way dealt with in tl erable manvice, Iti alco uecoseary thet applioar inte show fare at their command $20,000, or bona fd ity to thas amount, Prin pale only treated with ory, 7, ate amounts, Fronising eR. E. CHRISTIANSON, No 12 Ce. J ANTED—IN BROOKLYN, PROM 18T May, N- frie! ed th Lodigam ce Peeper bitaenes, rhea a pertial board fre ‘e. Terms must not exoesd $4 prt wove,’