The New York Herald Newspaper, November 30, 1854, Page 5

2 vince defendant—Did you and Sahl bie sevonate with the same class of persons? “A Q And amongst them have you Renerally swear’ A. I prefer ng oa eaies eine O88, have taken perfectly ae eno. s¢iteles Mr, Solomon Childs moved sick at aight? (Objected to.) el who his associates were during the _stted to, and question withdraws.) er defence then read the examination of ore, in which she denied having had any inter- SouTe with ‘the defendant; a Mr. Wallace came to her pro in company with a man whom he introduced Mr. Childs; did not notice him particularly, and #’t say if the defendant is the same person; I bad no ae ‘that man; I never had intercourse with a. Lewis P, Lee’s de ona were read; he was a police- ‘man, rewiding in Cincinnati for 38 years; he had charge of*the Fourteenth ward, and knew the house of Bel it; had been there a good many times in the eourse of his duty; knew the defendant, and never saw Thi at Belle Forrest’s, or in any other house of like ebaracter; knew Solomon Childs by sight for three years. The testimony of Josephine Bates was also read, and ahe denies ever having bad any improper intercourse with the defendant, Solomen Childs, and states that she had never seen him at the house of Belle Forrest or Sarah Cross. ‘On cross examination the witness said she had seer ‘man who was called Solomon Childs at Belle Forrest's, ‘ot never had any improper intercourse with him. ‘The cave war adjourned to Friday morning. Mxmonat 10 Bisnor Waixwricut.—A nupiber of ladies of the Episcopal persuasion have organized ‘themselves into a society to build a place of worship, Wo be Gesigvated the Church of St. John the Evan- gelist, the seats of which will be perpetually free to ‘tbe poor. This is intended as a compliment to the mem- ‘ery of the late Bishop Wainwright. The vicinity of Bighthi avenue and Fourth street has been selected as ‘the site of the edifice. By annual subscriptions of five dollars esch for five years the ladies hope to raise suffi giewt means to accomplish the end proposed. A fair is forbs held during the week previous to Christmas, to secure funds to begin the work, The following is a list ‘of the officers:—President, Mrs. Alexander Clinton; Vice President, Mre. Charles H. Halsey; Secretary, Mrs. Mary EB. Bleecker; Treasurer, Mrs. Henry A. Coit. ‘Caance or Marker Day ror Tue SAE or Carrie.—There is considerable excitement among the butchers, arising the attempt on the part of the country to change the market days from Mon- @ays and Thursdays to Thursdays and Fridays, dealers say the present arrangements compel to work on Sundays—that it does not give them time to bring their cattle from Philadelphia here the sales day there—that cattle are not allowed to driven across New Jersey on Sunday—and that the ferrics will not cross them until daylight, which com- yels the dealers to bring the cattle to the city before they are wanted. The butchers, on the other hand, say that the change of day is but a speculative movement, so that the dealers may know what the prices of maat’ are in Philadelphia and Baltiore, whose market days are on Mondays, and thus enhance the price to the buyers mm this city. The question is a knotty one, but we hope ‘that whatever the result may be the laboring poor will not sufer by ite final settlement. New Youx Soctery ror rie Rewer or tis Wipows axp ‘Oxpnane oF Mepicat Mrx.—This Society held their annu- abmecting for the election of officers yesterday afternoon at f o'clock, in the Medical e, No. 67 Crosby street. ‘The president, Isaac Wood, M. D,, occupied the chair, and Dr. G. W. G. Clements officiated as Secretary. After ‘the minutes were read and approved, Dr. John’ O’Rielly and Dr. John W. Green were elected life ‘members... The Society then went into the election of officers for the ensuing yeor, which resulted as follows:—President, Ieane Wood, M. D.; Vice Presidents, James Andrews, M. DJ. P. Cammarn, MD., H. D. Bulkley, M.-D.; trea. surer, Edward L. Beadle, M. D.; Managers, J. G. Adams, JW. Clemens, A. Debois, Joel Foster, Jared Linsley, MM. Rockwell. On motion of Dr. Beadle, the thanks of the Society were tendered to Coleman & Stetson, of the Astor Boave, tor the handsome manner in which they treated ‘the Soci sty at their last dinner atthat place. The meet- ing then adjourned. ‘Target Excursions. ‘The streets are filled with companies going to, and re- turning from, places iv the vicinity of the city, where they aes been ont ‘ op a day’s shooting.” The follow- dng companies passed the Herat office during the last few days :— in Guards, Capt. John Bush, proceeded to Hoboken, where they had a ‘good time.” They turned out twenty-eight muskets, and had thirteen prizes pre- ented to them. Forrest Light Guard, under command of Capt. Wm. P. ‘Valentine, passed the office on their return from New- burg, where they had been parading. Chace Guard, J. E. Hortett, captain, made their annual excursion to Mat. Gooderson’s, at Flashing. They numbered forty muskets, and distributed Vieven Prtres among their best marksmen. Brooklyn City Int NCC. Tue Covrts.—The Court of Oyer and Terminer mel rae morning before Judge Strong, and the follow- Grand Jury was cmpannelled. Samuel N. Fellows . Pollard, Henry |. Pierrepont, Ward A. Wor James M. Burt, Robert Hunter, Stephen Baldwin, Jam @. Yates. Hamilton Reeves, Jolin Barr, John M: Hic George Whittington, Daniel M. Tredwell, Marcus M Jamex K. Morrell, Edward C. Moorehouge, Fran eis ©. Kirby, Henry Norton, Benjamin Baldwia, Jona than Rogers, Egbert H. Van Beuren, John R. Simonson. After the usual charge the jury was dismissed until Friday. é Tn the Court of Sessions Patrick Cox was tried on an indictment for an assault upon Catherine Whitpen, with intent to Kill. It appears that Cox entered the store corner of Raymond strect and Myrtle avenue, on the evening of the 6th, September last, and commenced an attack upon complainant’s husband who kept the plaice. She ruched to his aid, when Cox struck her on the head with a club and fractured her skull. He was found guilty ané sentenced to the States prison, for three years and six months. i John O'Dwyer, Jainea Daley, Charles Ogdenbarg, and Dennis Farren were severally convicted for selling liquor ‘without license, and each was sentenced to the county jail for twenty-live days. FROM THE EXxYLosion oF A CaMpieNr: LaMp.—A fire Uroke out in the porter house of William Markey, on the corner of Water and Jay streets, on Tuesday night, which was occasioned by -the explosion of » camphene . The fire was extinguished with difficulty. Damage about £200. : ‘spsizep.—The lighter Sea, loaded with molasses, was capsized off Green’s Wharf on Tuesday night, by ruu- ning under the bow of a ship lying in the stream. She was owned by? Mr. George Thompson. The vessel was sunk and the Joad was lost. Hovexereaxina.—The residence of J. W. Shannon, No. 60 Dean street, was feloncously entered yesterday morning and robbed of numerous articles of clothi and $8 in cash. Thi house of Mrs. Durando, No. Tillary street, was similarly entered a fow evenings since and robbed of a valuable clpak and two new sili dresses, Verides cther articles, amongst which was the daguer- reotype of a deccased friend. The thieves succeeded in getting eff clear. Court Calendar—Friday. o Sraren Lnerricr Covrt—Nos. 21, 27, 30, 19, 6, &, 85, 81, 7, 25, 75, 48. K ‘Cocat—General term—Adjourned to Dec, 27. Covrt—Circuit.—Childs divorce case still on. Sorsnior CovrT—Adjourned to Monday next. The Winter Style for seats ie _ eo oe elegant shape and per‘ect proportions; it gives to the woner 6 poor ‘and fivish hitherto unequalled. The atyle of hat to which we allude may be obtained by Jeaving your order with E*PENSCHEID, Hatter, 118 Nus- wou otrect. - A Farther Remark.—It ts only necessary to suggest, as the ladies are now busy im the selection of their furs for the winter season, that KNOX’S stock of ‘these rich, elegant and comfortable articles, m extent and variety, is unparalleled, and that his charges are Visit him, either at 128 Fulton street, or at Albert H, Nicolay will hold a Special Auc tion sale cf stocks and bonds on Saturday, Dec. 2, at 123, o'clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange. | ALBERT H. NICOLAY, No. 4 Broad street, Auctioneer. Ansen'g Daguerreotypes—Large Size for 50 gente; colored, 0d ins rich case, twice the size taken for 66 confe, and equ! in qualit and size to any that age made Cleewhere, for “Sz. ARON", 589 Broadway, @pporite Metropolitan Hotel. * will be taken for 37 435 Broed Sloes of Bovare wisest, by ARBANATI, ati. Theshenve Daguerreoty pes of all descri; tions, 26 cen’ cae rds, taken at all hours this day, by a strong pictures an hour. New York Da- gverreotype Company, 280 Broadway. Celebrated Pianos and Melodeons, In La aaa Tent spice than can be found pine. jo the United States. i instrument guaranteed. Se- cond hand pianos at great bargains. 9 to rent, Cash paid for second hand pianos. re HORACE WATERS, 333 Broadway. Peter Roberts & Co., 375 Broadway, Con- tinue to offer that extraordinary stock of black guipure Inees, with some very choice embroid Lace and Muzim Curtains from Auction— Broadway, and No. 64 lace muslin oon — tat auction, ata grent sa eel same for a few days at great bargains, net per the coe a importatiow Go ear- 5 pert rns yg y. Also, the st stock window shades gilt cornices im Yhe city, all of which must be sold cheap. J Dpere Cloaks, Motre Velvet, Satin and Cloth Cloaks.—GEORGE #RODIE, 51 Canal street, has just received, per ‘‘Asia,””* ‘consignment of magnificent cloaks, in moire Mutique, richly trimmed and of Ze very latest styler, Also a few beautiful articles in drere cloaks, of molte aptique, velvet, satin, &c. The ladies are respectftily invited to examine Mr. Brodie’s splendid stock befrse purchasing elsewhere, Thankegtving Day—Ladies, if You Wish white satio end Linea gaiters, white satin and kid stippers, for weddings, parties, &e, beautiful embroidered toil slippers, (presents for gentlemen,) boys, m'ssex and ebildren’s boots and shoes of all kinds, with India rabber of all th ous styles, patronize J. B. MILLER, & Co,, 134 Canal street, | xtraordinary nya or Semi-human Indian from ating on the Old Testa- | | 663 | commenei ‘Wise Jessie MeLean, a mest beautifal and American makes her debut at the itan theatre on evening, Dec. 2, on the occasion of her mother’s benefit. Tickets and seats can now be obtained at the box office Metropolitan, theatre, Phenomenon—Go "ad sce the -aexico, er ‘At Gothic Hall, 31 ‘See advertisement. Amusements at Perham’ Hrondway.—There will be two rpleniid pertormences at thie clegant and fashionable establishment to-day, at 3. and 7% o'clock. The occasions will include the ‘Railroad Gallop,” ‘Plantation Festival,” “‘Huogarian Burlesque” and the great monkey pantomime of ‘‘Jocko.” La petite Christine in two “alarnatertatie songs and dances, Warden, Boyd and the entire star troupe will strive to please, and everybody knows that they can do whatever thoy under- take well The sale of gift tickets for the admission of four persons, each at one dollar, is an attraction of itself. Government Stock Bank, Michigan, taken at 8734 cents; Merchants’ Bank, Bridgeton, 90 cents; Lewis County, 40; Washtenaw, 30; Milford, 15; Memphis, 20; Eighth avenue, par; Camden Bank, par, at EVANS’S clothing warehouse, 66 and 68 Fulton street. known there as the Bear-Woma:, Froadway, oD weitay, Decesiner Ist. A visiting card plate, beautifully e1 ed, and fifty cards, for $1 25—great reduction. tding | ands and silver door plates at very low prices. |S C. CLARK, Engraver an: Chinese Building. Great Sport !—The Clipper for this week con= tains another ‘Great Prize Fight,” four Foot Races, Walking Match betwcen the North Star and the German Stag, Great Canine Contest, Defeat of the Champion, Flare-Up About the Championship of England; MeIutyre and Leese’s Match, and many other exciting sporting ftems. Only three cents—a rich number. Printer, 539 Broadway, im the Three Divorce Trials in the National Police Gazette this week, now ready, via: Gibbs vs. Gibbs, Childs vs. Childs, New York; Aid) Gregory vs: Gregory, New Orleans. Also, Dr. Beale’s statement and sentence in Philadelphia, in full. Also, curious assault ease in Frooklyn. Full’ criminal news, ROSS, JONES & TOW- SEY, Agents, 108 Nassau street. Sold everywhere. Brandy, from the Growers Direct.One of the principal and great causes of the high priceof braniy in this market is the indirect source from which it is rived, Nine-tenths of that imported is received from mercantile houses in Cognac, who buy of the farmers in that district and ship it to the United States, at, much advanced prices, and frequently in an adulterated state. In view of these facts, and (or the purpose of securing & fair price for their product, a union of brandy grow. ers in France has been accomplished, with the view of shipment to the United States. je name of the consolidation is the Central Society of Vineyard Proprietors of Cognac, under the manaze ment of @ president, vice-president, and » committee of inspection of eight members. The’ society itself num- bers five hnndred vineyard proprietors, amongst them some of the most influential noblemen in the neighbor- hood of Cognac, who contribute, under certain by-laws, the entire growth of their vineyards td the general (und of the society, the present capital of which is three million frames.’ The advantages to be obtained from this combination are so apparent as to render unnecessary any further comment on the subject; nevertheless, it may be worthy of observation that few features in this society possess a more striking claim to public attention than the fusion'of interest effected between buyer and seller. Since all are shareholders, it necessarily be comes the interest of each individual to contribute b: every means in his power to uphold the reputation which the society is endeavoring to earn, for shipment of the best qualities of brandies, For this purpose a clause in- troduced in the statutes (article 40) renders it impera- tive that shareholders shall supply the society with the very best Cognac brandies, otherwise they incur the liability of an entire forfeiture of their share. The undersigned, sole agents in the United States for the Central Society of Vineyard Proprietors of Cognac, would sokicit the attention of merchants, hotelkeepers, groceriyand others to the vintages now on hand, conf Gert that they will compare more than fovorably with any article in the market, and at prices far Lelow the stamtard of even ordinary Cognacs. DE VENOGE & CHARLES, 138 Pearl street, below Wall. Wolfe's Schiedam. Schnapps.—Par chasers of Wolfe’s Schiedam aromatic schnapps are hereby notified that a new tariff of prices hare beon made out, which cam be had on application at the ouice of the subscribers, 22 Beaver street. UDOLPHO WOLFE. Lager Bier.=G. Kicsele, is prepared toserve his superior Lager Bier Cattlet, by the dozen, to his cus- tomers. All orders can be left at his lager bier saloon, 40 Cortlandt street, corner of Greenwich. Ol Cognac, Essences Rum, Arrac, Whiskey; and daguerreotype, electrotype and calotype chemicals; atent medicines, druge, metals, &c., &c.; bromine, jodine, cyanide potassium, oxide silver, distilled mer- cury, caustic baryta, gallic and pyrogallic acids, platina in plate and wire, bismuth, cadmium, plumbago, rouge, Vienna lime, Thorn’s extract copaiva and sarsaparilla, fumigating Baatiles, nitrate strontia, chlorate potacsia, bleached shellac, fig blue and vanilla beans, for -ale by Dr. L. FEUCHTWANGER, 141 Maiden Lane. «Don’t Know.”=The New of Dr. Darius Ham is a favorite and certain cure for persons troubled with that unhappy ailment of “Not knowing what ails them,”” whose melancholy, dismal and feight- ful imaginations mefe life a burden and thoughts of death a terror, who are constantly imagining some evii is about to befal them. There are thousands of persons, who are not sick, who are free from every visible symp: tom of disease, and yet are constantly complaining that they are never well, yet do not know what is the matter with them. This arises from a derangement in the di- gestive organs, causing a morbid and unnatural appetite for unnatural food and drinks, and many unreasonable end injurious wants. This delicions Leverage, called Dr. Hain’s Invigorating Spirit, is a quick and sare cure of these distressing and di as a wine glass full is tal within their troubled systems. It makes the most wretched,’ gloomy, melancholy and feeble cheerful, hap. by and 1 dismal feelings from tbe mind, pen | the body from all unhealthy, morbid and irrltating humors. A wine glass full of Dr. Ham's Invigorating Spirit, taken after dinner, greatly as- sist digestion, It’ will quickly eure dyspepsia, wind- colic pains, nervonsness, headaches, and will destro; the unnatural and soul-destroying apretite fur intoxi- eating drinks. Sold by RADWAY & CO., 162 Fulton street, New York, wholesale agents; also by Mrs. Hayes, 129 Fulton street, Brooldyn, and Thos. J. Hayes, 154 Atlantic street, Brooklyn. ‘ Cristadoro’s Halr Dyc.—This Splendid Dyc bas no equalin the world. The tints imparted by it to bairare those of nature. Sold wholesale and retail, aud applied at CRISTADORO’S, No. 6 Astor House. Innocent but Potent.—Brandreth’s Pilis.— The never failing remedy, whose fame for purifying the blood, is now extended to every part of the civilized World, and should be in the possession of every one who values health. One or two doses in the commnceu bow many days or weeks of sickness may theynot vent? Four pills in the beginning, is more efficacious than forty doses when the disease is established. Man will be m to days of bliss, compared to what has hitherto been his lot, weighed down as he has bean by disense, infirmities and sufferings, which no earthly power knew how to alleviate, until Brandreth’s pills were pre- tented {0 the world.’ The weak, the feeble, the infirm, the nervous, the delicate, are n'a few days strengthen- ed by their operation, and the worst complaints are re- moved by perseverance, without the expense of a physi- cian. Adapted to all efrcumstances and situations, they are the best medicine ever intended for families, or to take to nen, preventing «curvy and costiveness, requir- ing no change of diet, particular regimen, or care against taking cold. Brancreth’s Pills are soid at twenty-five cents per box, with full directions, at the Principal office, Brandreth Suilding, entrance 43 Canal street. A _Wargpnted Remedy—Save Your Money — Dr. TOBIA: Venetian Liniment is warranted to cure coughs, sore throats, mumps. croup, cold feet, &., or no y. Sold by all the respectable druggists in the United Etates and Canadas. Depot, €0 Cortlandt street. Price, 2 and 50 centr. pa may be casi- ly checked. Bogle’s hyperion fluid is the best prevent ive that is known. Its restorative qualities are highly prized, as alto Its properties in beautifying and strength the hair. Sold by the inventor, WILLIAM E ‘ashington street, Boston; in New York, by A. B. & D. Sands, 160 Fulton street; Clias. Ring & Co.; Rashton Clark &'Co., Broadway; Clickener & Co., 81 Barclay street; and by chemists and perfumers throughout the world. - Sr the Rer, P, J. H. M ‘Tuesday, November 28, by the Rey, P, J. H. Myors xs bier 3 Prox, of Haverstraw, to Miss Sandu 3, as Ward, Esq., of this city, One of Tainan Novem 3, by Bar Houghton, iss, Vs joux Boy, Jr., of this ee M ‘Tsr¥onp, late of Cranbrook, county of Kent, England. ‘On Sunday evening, November 2%, by the Rev. James Mitlett, at his residence, No. 308 Broome strect, Mc. Gronox W. Wernrnait, of Cambridge, Mass., to Miss Ouvia Jane Suittuan, of Kinderhook, N. Y. On Tuesday, November 28, by the Rev. D. M. Graham, zy Lrg y : CHADROURNE, oN. Berwick, Me., to Miss Rha F. of this cit On Wednesday, ber 23, by the Rev. Heary Bel- den, Isaac Waad; faq. Of Kinderhook, N.Y. tok Ave Gusta Score, tet of the late Abishai Scofield, of ton Thursday ‘ureday Oyeni Ne ber by the Rev. Mr. Vincent, ¥; eka ‘one ly of Philadel- phia, % Haxwuer Eien Meaxtrr, daughter of Josiah Mer- ritt, of Lloyd, Ulster county. Pow and Philadelphia papers ipleady crv. ‘the Main, Germ we eute Coneul, Mr. FRienp, ‘of Metlsod, Wisconsin, to Mirs Zura Rosenit\vm, of Bavaria, ‘On Monday evening, November 27, ‘at Williamsburg, L. 1., W, W. Jacnsos, Esq., M.D, to Mies Macate Yousa! On Wednesday, November 28, St consumpiton, Mrs. Leey A. WaINwriGHT. * pf: : The relatives ai tents ethe family, and those of her brother-in-law, Thos. 8. Wainwright, ‘are res: ly invited to attrnd ier funeral, to-morrow morning, at ten o'clock, from ‘her late residence, No. 109 Eldvlige street. ‘On Tuesday morning, November 28, Mrs. Avy J., wife of Nestor Mathey, and daughter of the late Heary Hel- ser, of this city. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, No. 15 Hubert street, without further invitation. On Tuesday, November 28, after a long illness, Jane Mumay, €3 years V The friends and acquaintances of the family are res- ptctfully imvited to attend Ler funeral, this afternoon, at *. ser, No. On Tuesday morning, November 28, after # short bat severe iinet, Eruxx® daughter of Redmond and Ellen aged 20 years. Barry, The friends and pemeaintensns of the family are res- pectfully invited to ad her funeral, this afternoon, at half it one o'clock, from the residence of her pa- rents, in ity-fourth street, between Third and Fourth avenues. remains will be taken to Calvary Cemete- ry for interment, ~ ‘ ‘uesday afternoon, November 28, at four o'clock, Many Euzaueru, wife of Raymond Williams, in the 20th year of ben age. The fun will take place this day, at twelve o'clock, from, her late residence, No. 19 Leonard stroct. a ‘Wednesday, November 29, at nalf past one o’clock, r & long and severe iliness, Mrs. Kugapern ere gion daughter of Alexander Sergent, in the 39th year o er age. Her friends and acquaintances are invited to attend her funerol, this afternoon, at two o’clock, from her daughter's ‘residence, No. 165 Prince street. Her re- mains will be interred in Greenwood Cemetery. Dearest mother, thou hast left us, And thy loss we deeply feel; But 'tis God that bath bereft us, He can all our sorrows heal. rs please copy. 3 day, November 29, Juuta Maauins, wife of james Maguire, aged rs. Her friends and soqualatances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, to-morrow afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, No. 241 Madison street, Her remains will be interred in Calvary Cemetery. On Wednesday. November 29, Josxraixe M. aged 15 years, six months and ten days. ‘The funeral will take place to-morrow morning, at eleven o'clock, from the residence of her father, No. 259 Sixth avenue, On Monday, November 27, Mr. Jouy L. Lawsox, agod 4 years. lia relatives ond friends are respectfully invited to at tend his funeral, this morning, at ten o’clock, from th» residence of his bi her-in-law, Capt. N. Robins, No, 48 Hicks street, Bro ‘On Wednesday, November 29, after a iong and severe ness, James Stitwons, aged 40 years. His friends and those of the family are respectfully in- vited toattend his funeral, at half past clock, trom his late residence, corner of Grand and Lighth streets, Wilkiamsburg. On Wednesday, November 28, at Norwalk, Ct., Jamzs pte Esq., formerly of Boston, in the 70th year of is age. Boston Courier please copy ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. RAVER, AW PUBLICATIONS. T OUR LITERARY STOREHOUSE THIS MORNING, the Yankee Privateer, with more of the “3mag- gler King’? and other readable articles. The Privateer is just the paper to please all sorts of people. Price four cents. e and all creation suppkied by the pubd- lisher’s agente, ROSS, JONES & TOUSEY, 108 Nasean st. RRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.—IN CONS2QUENCS OF Ps. thearrivat of important news by the ‘Africa, our Store will be open for the sale of papers this (Thursdat 2 morning, from nine o'clock till half past ten. WILLM Bt & ROGERS, Foreign Newspaper Office, 42 Nassau street. HE MOST MAGNIFICENT NATIONAL ILLUSTRATED Work ever published in America. D. APPLETON & CO., 316 AND 343 BROADWAY, Will publish on ‘the Sth of December, THE REPUBLICAN COURT ; OR, AMERICAN SOCIETY IN THE DAYS OF WASHINGTON. With twenty-one portraits of Aistingnished women, engraved from original pictures, by Wollaston, Copley, Gainsborough, Stuart, Trumbull, Malbone, and other contemporary painters. One volume 4to. Antique mo- rocco, $12, The object of the work is to present to the readers and toacmirers of art of the present day, pictures and de- feriptionsof the noted ladies who wore present and o cupied conspicuous positions in society during Washing- ton’s administration. Among the portraits engraved for the most part by London artists, aresthose of Mrs. Washington, Mrs, Adams, Mrs, Hamilton, Mrs. Sam- uel Adams, Mrs. Jay, Mrs. Bingham, Mrs, Harrison Gray Otis (the elder), Mrs. Theodore Sedgwick, Mrs. Carroll, Mrs. Lewis (granddaughter of Mra, Washington) ,Mallame Genet (daughter of General Georga Clinton), ke., &c. This volume is engraved in the highest style of art, and will be found to be the most original American illustra- ted volume ever issned from the press. 2 0 OO A PARINER WANTED, WITH THE * e above amount, to take an ejual in- terest ina first cass boarding house, newly finished. The h ouse is centrally located, on Broadway, containing twenty-five rooms, and has a large well lighted basement, eultable for a restaurant, Address J. U., Herald office. 1 . WANTED, A PAR’ POSITIVELY none but an American of the right stamp, iff legitimate business, which will pay more than $100 per day, This is no exaggeration. It will create the greatest excitement ever knowgfn this country. Apply Lye to Mr. Thorn, 290 Brbadway, third floor, roqm fo. 11. SINGLE MAN, (NOT IRISH,) IN PRIME OF LIFE, sober, persevering, and with good business quali- fications, is desirous of becoming a partner in any capa- city where a small capital and his services will be equi- valent for his deposit. Letters addressed Industry, Herald office, will meet with attention. ISSOLUTION.—THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE existing under the firm of Peck & Morrison, was dissolved by mutual consent on the 27th day of Novem- ber. ‘The business of the late firm will be settled by Ben in Peck, Jr.,who will continuo the business as hereto- BENJAMIN PECK, Jr., rk, Nov. 27,1854, DANIEL A. MORRISON. IVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP COM- 4 pany, Nos. 1 and 18 Tower Building, Liverpool, 24 November, 1854.—To shippers and receivers of goods.— Sirs, referring to the annexed notice of dissolution, I have to intorm you that Messrs. Richardson Brothers & Co. hay- ing resigned the agency of the Liverpool and Philadelphia Steamship Company, the same “has, by mutual consent, veen entrusted by the company to megand that the business of the company will be continueft in the same oftices as heretofore. I remain, sirs, your obedient ser- want, NMAN. X. B.--The agency of the company in the Unitod tates will continue to be conducted by SAMUEL SMITH, Nos. 17 Walnut street, Philadelphia, and 7 Broadway, New York. NOTICE COPIED FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. Notice is herety given that the partnership lately sub- sisting Letween the undersigned John Grubb Richardson, Joseph Richardson, William Inman and Joseph Treffry, carrying on business at Liverpool, in the county of Lan: caster, as general merchantz, under the firm of “Rich. svdgon Brothers & Co.,” has’ been this day dissolved by mutual consent, so far as relates to the said William JOSEPH RICHARDSON, JOHN G. RICHARDSON, WILLIAM INMAN, JOSEPH TREFFRY. Dated this 24 day of 11th month (November), 1854. Taman and Joseph Treffry, ORY GOODS, «OC. ~ . yRUSSELS LACKS.—A SUPERB ASSORTMENT “OF » rich laces, black thread veils, and Paris em ies, just received and offered at manufacturers’ price: MILLER & GRANT, 871 Broadwa; OTICE.—DAMAGE BY SMOKE—SALE THIS DAY.— In consequence of the recent fire in the lace em- broidery and Paris kid glo N, 673 Broadway, he will sell, at an immense sacrifice, for the purpose of clearing out, the entire stock of costly goods, amounting to $25,000, recently purchased, and which has been partially injured hy fire, consisting of laces, Honiton, valenciennes embroideries, muslins, kid gloves, hosiery, &e. PHOLSTERY GOODS AT GREAT SACRIFICE—TO clone out before the 18th of December; ioe iat tains for $7, wort! i in delaine, worth $2; damasks, window shades, cofnices, with every Article inthe upholstery line, one-third less than any, other housein this city. A. M. & R. DAVIES, 397 Broad- way. >, BO. (LREAT QUOIT MATCH—FOR ONE HUNDRED DOL G lars a side, between two celebrated players, to come off at 688 Broadway, on Thursday, at 2 P! M. Nov. 30, 1854. GILLIARDS. ILLIARD TABLES.—WE HAVE ON HAND A SUP rior, stock of tables, made of the first quality materials, which we are selling on reasonable terms a at reduced prices. One secondhand table, in good ord for sale. GRIFFITH & DE2KER, 90 Ann street. TERE LE Are. sh NOTICE.—THE ADVERTISER INVITES AS bs others having goods of any doscrip- += aiapose of, @ send them where they will bring ton w. ~*-!seigg, His establishment is one of the the best possibie , ~staat care will be taken in best in New York. The grea. + + ow any part of selling goods of every descriptinn, in store -- aa, the city; and whilst he warrants to get the best priv will take no goods on limitation, as he wishes to the confidence of all who know respectability of his sales. Prompt returns made of overy sale. Advances, when jired, Persons having a sur- plus stock on hand, or in any way embarrassed, can confide in him most sacredly, without exposure in any way. References to any amount or security given of this establishment. All orders, small or large, ad- dressed at any time to A. B., auctioneer, Herald office. will be promptly attended to, UCTION NOTICE. —THOS, BELL, AUCTIONEER—BY ‘BELL & BUSH.—Friday, at 103 o'clock, in te auc- fron room 27 Centre atreet, the entire valuable fur- niture of fainily giving up housekeeping: also, jewelry and fancy goods. lay, sale did’ brocade and silk shawls, silks, satins, brocades, velvets, and other rich goods. ou Ave: SALE OF FANCY FURS, SLEIGH ROBES, i &c,—SAMUEL OSGOOD, Auctioneer, will sell at is stores, 64 Nassau street, to-morrow, Friday, at 10}¢ A. M., & choice eatalogue of faney furs, comprising brown marten, mink, sable, royal ermine, mountain marten, lustre, &e., &c.; victorines and cuffs, muffs, cartinge capes, gloves, collars, sleigh robes, &e. Th furs are all ina good state of preservation. Catalogue now ready. UCTION NOTICE.—HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c. —On Saturday, at 10% A. M., SAMUEL, OSG00D, Auctioneer, will-self at his stores, 64 Nassau street, a large collection of new and second hand housebolt fur- niture, comprising all the articles requisite for house. whole will be sold without any reserve. re ronewood pianofortes, of excellent entk# and tone, and will be sold to pay expenses. iD him, apd qaintam ves | ; fortes, mirrors, mattresses, &¢., &c. ‘The public may rely upon the quality of the articles,and also the absoluteness of the sale, positive to close @ number of pressing invoices. In the sale are rosewood parlor suits in brocatelle and in hair cloth, rosewood and oak Stegeres, oak library n ta- Dies, ty he washstands, hall stands, centre tables, six pianofortes, and one melodeon, mirrors, ove very one cot bread sagen rs chairs in moroc- co and plush, tete-a-tete, fas, » cribs, mat- ‘treases, desk, tables, a number of choice suits of ena- melled furniture, with marble tops, rosewood dressing bureaus and washstands, This sale contains a very large variety of very choice furniture, &c., well worthy of the public’s examination to-day, by catalogue aud Friday morning. YY JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AUCTIONEER—FRIDAY, DE- cember 1, at 10 o’clock A. M., at the central sales Fooms, corner of Willoughby and Pearl streets, Brook- Jyn.—Closing sale of furniture, ete., comprising one suit of splendid rosewood parlor furniture im magpon velve seven pieces of T. Brooks’ make as good as new, splendi mahogany library bookcase, two in do., mahogan: tables, sofas, chairs, tete-a-tetes, quartettes, rosew mahogany, walnut ‘and imitation bedsteads, splondid rosewood patent marble top dress bureaus, enamelled washstands, centre and side tablea, lounges, and pier glasses, two pianos, English velvet tapestry carpets, in- grain do., stoves, twelve bronzed iron ‘clocks, etc, ete.; aiso three new mahogany double echool desks with iron stands, fourteen lecture room seats with backs—the whole to be sold for cash, without reserve, to close ac- counts. Same day, at 7 o'clock P. M., at the sales rooms, the entire stock of a dealer in millinery goods, eompris- ing about one hundred richly trimmed corded silk and satin winter bonnets of various fashionnble patterns. Also ribbons, gloves, buttons, combs, edgings, ete., ete. ‘The goods can be examined on the day of sale with cata- legui Y VIRTUE OF A CHATTEJ. MORTGAGE, EXE- cuted by Theodore A. Gray to Joseph Steele, dated 20th September, 1864, I will expose for sale oa Monday, December 4th, 1854, at No. 67 Beckman street, at 1¢ o'clock, in the forencon, the following articles:—One hand press, one standing press, one cylinder press, ste- reotype plates, a large quantity of type, six double stunds, standing racks, zalleys, composing sticks, chases, {wo ploces shatting, denke, di J "Re, kes ; . B. BENSEL, Alt'y for Mortgagee. ated New York, Nov.28, 1864. es cs DUTCH FLOWER ROOTS AT AUCTION— On Friday, at 10 0’elock, at 17 Wall street, com- prising double hyacinths, tulips, ranuncalus, glatiolas, cus, lillies, &e. Also, 1,000 packages assorted flower being ‘the best in the market, to close consign- D. NASH, AUCTIONEER,—STORE 310 BROAD- ‘a, Way.—Will sell on Friday, December 1, 1854, at IV o'clock A.M,, in West street, near Christor hee, chairs tables, bureaus, bed aud bedding, carpets, oil cloth, ba. fixtures, &e., &e. EORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER.—EXTENSiVE STOOK f custom made furniture at auction, on Friday, 103; o'clock, at the warerooms of Jam’ 2 Brondway, near Reade street.—George Cook & Co. will sell, as above, the entire stock of furni- tnre contained in the warerooms, consisting of a splen- aid axsortment of rosewood, walaut, oak and mahogany, parlor, dining room, and chamber furniture of every de- scription usually found in a fashionable warehouse, all of which can be relied upon as the best that can be bought in the city. For full particulars, please see cata- logues at the warerooms. Every. facility will be ren derea to purchasers for boxing and shipping. fal G. HORTON, AUCTIONEER—SALES ROOM NO. 13 e Sixth avenue, will sell on Friday, at 1034 o'clock, order of the constable, household furniture, one piet iflass 68 by UA; lot ofrendy made clothing, dregies; hats, dry goods. A. MOSES, Attorney for mot . ROCERIES, CURRANTS, RAISINS AND ALMONDS Friday, December 1, at 1634 o'clock, at No. 67 Dey atrect, corner of Greenwich street, segars, teas, sugars, pickles, brandy, gin, rum, wines, soap, candles, wagons, spring ‘cart, horseblankets, halters,” saidles, scales, weights, knives, forks, steel pens, saloon fixtures, tables, chairs, of! cloth, oyster box, &e.’ W. A. CARTER, Auc: tioneer, 57 Dey street. ENRY H, LEEDS, AUCHONEER—BY H. H LEEDS & CO.—Wednesday and Friday, Nov. 20 and Dec. 1, at 75; o'clock each evening, at our gal leries, 548 Broadway, formerly occupied by the Dussel dorf collection, magnificent sale of rare aut vidliable oil paintings, water color drawings, etchings, &¢., in all comprising ¢ collection of ancient and modern pictures, of merit rarely met with at auction sales in the United States. They consist mainly of the following pictures, vir. :—Kidd, and others of equal celebrity; Gen. Kuox, by Stuart, ghich has been engraved, and is undoub:edly original; Géleral Narcisso Lopez, full length, by Juan Antrolus; and a variety of others by our first American artists. Flemish and Dutch Schools—An invoice of fine pictures, just received from Rotterdam, through W. 8. Camptell, Eaq., our Consul, and to be ‘sold for the ‘ar- tists? account, comprising an elegant gallery picture by Van-der-Kaa, painted on commission, and intended for the Crystal Palace Exhibition—his latest aud best pro- duction; Terriers, by Z. Vottermann, called the Dutch Landseer; also specimens by tho celebrated artists A. Helleveld, L, Suets, H. Bazin, Listz, Damschrooder, Robbe, of Brussels, Wagener, Lamorinciere, Van-meer, Jaspers, of Dusseldorf, Linzen, @ pupil of Verboeckloc- ven, &, Modern French Schoul—Elegant cabinet pic- tures on copper, canvass, and silk attached to glass, comprising the works of La Joie Chambeaux, Cardini, Postelle, Lemmens, Van Shelder, and others, all of which are warranted by these artists. Water colors and drawings by celebrated masters, among which will be found @ genuine Mouvermans. Ohl Masters-—Michael Carre Cuyp, Carl-du-Sardin, Ommeganck, Wattean, Schaue, Houcher, Reenburgh, Roos, Sasso, ‘Ferrato, A. Del Sarto, Falconi, Dietriechi, Guardi, ‘Paui Potter, Guercino,’ Limburger, and others, all of which have been received from authentic sources, and are believed to be one of the finest collections ever offered at auction in this country. They will be ready for'exhibition as aboveon Monday, ith inst., day and evening, with catalogue, until time of sale WILSON, AUCTIONEER.—AUCTION SALE OF Ls Pete costly rosewood and mahogany furni- iure.—H. WILSON, Auctioneer, will sell, to-morrow (Fri- day) morning, at 104 o'clock, the contents of the large four story house, 79 Warren street, consisting of richly carved rosewood pisnoforte, seven Octave, a superior in- strument, cost ; rosewood and mahogany parlor suites, in satin brocade; rosewood centre tables, otto- mans, brocatelle and lace curtains, elegant parlor and bedroom window shades, magnificent English tapestry and velvet carpets, oilcloths, massive mahogany and Wack walnut extension tables, eight and ten feet; dining end tea tables, a few choice oil ek nd steel plate rosewood and mahogany be , bureaus, , chairs, sofas, work tables, rockers, elegant china vares’ and mantle ornaments, twenty-one day in- laid and bronze clocks, china dinner and tea sets, rich cut glassware, crockery, ivory, cutlery, silverware, tea service, salvers and ¢ake baskets, with solid silver mountings; spoons, forks; castors, ke, The whole being ‘order, and comprising everything necessary toa well furnished house. Sale positive, without regard to weather. S: OHN 1, YANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER VANDE- water ‘& Turner will sell at auction, on Saturday, December 2, at 1034 o'clock, at the salesrooms, 30 Pine and 56Cedar streets, a large assortment of household furniture, consisting of rosewood aud mahogany parlor suites in brocatelle and hair cloth, mahogany sofas, tete- a-tetes, parlor chairs, marble top centre, side and pier tables, in rosewood and mahogany; black walnut book- cases, rosewood marble top stegeres, loo tables, quartette tables, lounges, rich rosewood bedroom suite, consisting of bedstead, bureau and washstand; enamelled cottage suites, mabogany and black walnut ‘bedstead, dreasing bureaus, washstands, wardrobes, palliasters, mattross- esand toilet seta. Also, three rosewood pianofortes, manufactured by Gi)bert of Boston, and warranted in every particular, and are now on exhibition, Sale pe- remptory to pay advanees. Catalogues on’ morning of sale, C. KEMP, AUCTIONEER.—FURNITURE, PIANO- R. fortes, &c.—To-morrow (Friday) at 102; o'clock, 86 Nassau street, two doors from Fatton, viz.: « large ascortment of parlor, dining room and chamber furni- ture, of good quality, consisting of carved rosewood and mahogany tete-a-tetes, sofas, arm and spring seat parlor chairs, rosewood etegeres, centre and side tables, oak and walnut extension dining fables, dining room chairs, li- brary and secretary bookcase, rosewood and mahegany bedeteads, marble top dressing bureaus and washstands, fancy tables, hair mattresses, arm chairs, French ma- hogan; chairs, china and glass ware, mantel vases and ornaments, clocks, carpets, stoves of various kinds, to gether with all the assortment of household furniture, which is worthy of the attention of housekeepers. Piano- fortes, several superior rosewood 64 and 7 octave piano fortes which are particularly worthy the attention of purchasers, Catalogues on the morning of sale. | HERIFF’S SALE OF GROCERIES.—ON FRIDAY, DE- cember 1, 1854, at 11 o'clock A. M., at 310 Broad- way, consisting of butter, cheese, starch, segars, to- bacco, pipes, &c. IERIFF’S SALE OF LACES AND EMBROIDER) On Friday, December 1, 1854, at 10 o’clock A. M., 4 330 Broadway, consisting of a large and general assort- ment of e robes, lace caps, chemisettes, modes, under. a ofs, undersleeves, collars, bosoms, laces, rib- bons, cap stands, &e. ke, JOHN STEWART, Depuiy borin, ———— TLLIAM IRVING, AUCTIONEER WITHOUT RE serve, to vances, diamor welry, watches, he. WILLIAM IRVING & CO. ‘will sell. at auction on Saturday, Dec. 2, at 1034 o'clock, at the tales rooms, No.8 Pine street, 8 single stone diamond rings, 5 do. pins, 9 three-stone diamond rings, 6 five- stone diamond hogs, 4 diamond cluster rings, 3 nine stone diamond four cluster rings, 3 four stone diamond tings, 4 five store diamond pins, elogant suite, rl set pin, earrizgs and ring, 11 Siantond ‘and opal rings and ins, 4 ruby and diamond rings, 2 ¢leven stone diamond Lattene crosses, coral scarf pins, carbuncle and diamond locket, 3 blue enamelled suites set with diamonds, to- ther with an assortment of ruby, rl and garnet set welry. Watches—Three gold skeleton levers, made by jor. ch, London; 8 fine gold duplex Aiveen day watches, by Gouterd & Co., Paris; 6 gold hunting levers; Qdoudle time keepers, 3 fine gold ladies’ watches with diamonds, 7 fine lepine watches, silver watches, &c.. by the best English, French and Swiss makers; 21 fine gold fob, vest and curb chains, gold pencils, thimblen, seals, fmt &ec, Every article warranted as repre- sen! . Aum ‘ALIA—FREE PASSAGR—PIONEER LINE, CAR- rying United States mails,—Bhe subscriber, und contract with the government of Ni m South Wales, Ress’ to_ convey passengers clipper ship PIC, t rt here, balance paid wie wnt "and employment guarantend at cur- rent rate of wages, which are enor: a R. W. CAMERON, 116 Wall street. + LIVERPOOL.—UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM. F ship BAMTIC Joseph J. Comstock, Commander steamship will depart with the United States mails for Europe positively on Saturday, December 9, at 12 o'clock M., from her berth at the foot of Canal street. For freight or passage, ualled accommoda- tomas elegance to , ba uneq and comf¢ Ed EDWARD Bs SETAE sireet. Passengers are requested ‘on board at A.M. The Pacific will succeed the Baltic, and sail Dec. 23. Ebippers will please take notice that the ships of this line cannot carry any goods contraband of war, TE. BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL Mail Steamships. Chief cabin passage.. Becond cabin passage. FROM BOSTON 70 LIVERPOOL. 4 cabin * The sing from Hoston cath at Halifax. ARABIA, Capt Judkins, AMERICA, Capt. Lang, PERSIA, ‘Capt. Ryrie, BOUROPA, Capt. Shannon, ‘ASIA, Capt. E.G. Lott, CANADA, Capt. Stone, AFRICA, Capt. Harrison, NIAGARA, Capt, Loiteb. ‘These vessels carry a clear white light at mast head; green on starboard bow; red on port bow. ASIA, Lott, ‘New York, Weduesday,Nov 29 CANADA, Stone, «Boston, ’ Wedneatay, Dec. 6 | AFRICA, Harrison, “ New York, Wednesday, «13. EUROPA, Shannon, ‘ Boston, Wednesday, ‘ 20 Berths not secured until paid for. An experienced surgeon on board. The owners of these ships will not ountable for gold, silver, bullion, specie, jewelry, pfcious stones or metals, unless bills of lading are signed therefor, and the value wine therein sapepeeet For freight or passage apply to ponenier et UNARD, No. 4 Bowling Green, IPNE LIVERFOOL AND PIHALADELP HLA STEAMSHIP Company intend sailing their favorite stenmali ps— Y OF MANCHESTER, ..-212 peLWy lie. CITY OF BALTIMORE, (no . CITY OF WASHINGTO: KANGAROO... YROM PHILADELPHIA, 7 ureday, January 4, 1 } About Thursday, Ja YROM LIVERPOOL. , Wednesday, December 6, 1854. ———-—__ About Wednesday, Docote ber 27, 180. Saloon $00, $05 and $65, according to state room, A limited number of third class passengers will be taken, and found with comfortably cooked for $2, > Liverpool = iy to bring out the an obtain certi ficates of pas and drafts on-Liverpool, in sums of £1 reqinzaadupwards, Apply to SAMUBL SMITA, Avent ¥ a nut street, biladelphia, and . 7 Broadway,New orks INTER SERVICE FROM PO! team Navigation Company.—The spleadid new steamship CANADIAN will sail for Liverpool December st. For freight or passage, apply to » DAVID BELLHOUSE, Portland. TLAND—CANA DIAN VL. WISHES TO PROUURE A siru ation in an American family, as ebambermaid; can ‘dress No, 1 Elizabeth street, third Go fine sewing. YOUNG, RESPECTABLE WOMAN, WITH A PLEN- tifuland healthy supply of milk, wishes Inquire of Frederick Smith, 135 Washing- LADY, or EDUCATION, AND WITH- ‘eeable home with out encumbrance, can find an dy who desires a co: KMAKER WISHES TO GC GOOD DRESS AND CLOA ‘out, by day ‘or week, in a respectable American ily. Please callon Mr. Sussman, 253 Walker street. SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG GIRL AT chamberwork and sewing, or chamberwork and be »neen for two da; jo, 126 Greene street, between RESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY WISHES A SITUA- tion as seamstress in a respectable family: under- ig cutting and fitting ladies’ dresses. Call at 347 RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUA tion as coachman; has the best of city reference. | Can be seen for three days, at 7: e to the above place RESPECTABLE C. wants a situation or purse, Will be found kind and obliging. Can teach December, at 238 Sixth avenue, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets. Broadway, or addrear YOUNG WOMAN rand seamstress, PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS chambermaid or nurse. May be seen for twodays At No. 3 Seventh avenue, YOUNG LADY, JUST ARRIVED FROM PakIs, and well acquainted with the French and German. wishes to find a situation as governess in a respectable family. No objection to go in the coun- Best of reference given as to moral character and Address, for further information, N. V., 40 Charles street. FRENCH PROTESTANT WOMAN W. tion as child’s nurse and seamstress; cap cut and peaks enough English, fit children’s dresses, and | Flease apply at 233 Houston street, near LADY OF RESPECTABLE EXPERIENCE IN HOUSE- D. , would like to take charge of a respecta- Te boarding house and give the use of her furniture, or would go into partnersbip with apy good house in Hrooklyn or New York. Address A. M. k., Brooklyn Post Ofiice. person having LASGOW & NEW YORK STEAMSHIP COMPANY. ‘The new and powerful steamships NEW YORK, 2,400 tons and 500 horse power (R. Craig, command and GLASGOW, 1,962 tons and'400 horse power (\ Cumming, commander), built expressly for the trade be- tween NewYork and Glasgow, will sail as under. From New York, Glasgow, Saturday, 20th January, 1855, at 12 noon. First cabin, saloon state-rooms (steward’s fee included), $90; first cabin, midship (state-rooms steward’s fee included), $75. ‘Third class.—A limited number of third class pastengers will be taken, supplied with provisions of good quality, properly cooked, at $25 each. Carries a surgeon. For freight or passage, apply to J. McSY MON. 84 Broadway, New York. New York city bills or gold only received for pasi t SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE.—THE UNITED States mail steamship UNION, R. Adams, command. er, will leave for Havre, touching at Southampton to labd the mails and passengers, on Saturday, December 16th, at 12 o'clock, from pier No, 37 North River, foot of Keach street. Price of passage first cabin $130 ; ae- coad do, $75. Luggage not wanted during the voy sge. xhould be sent on board the day before sailing, marked “below.” No freight will be taken after Tbutsi December 14ts. For freight or passage apply to MU: WER LIVINGSTON, Agent, 53 Broadway. ESPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO. rates end no deduction,—Shippers pe GOV. MOKION, Capt. John Burgess, plete their engagements at once, aud ‘hand iv 1 of lading for signature, ‘This favorite ship sos nearly the whole of her cargo engaged, and going « board, at pier 26 East river. Shippers to 5.0 will please observe that the vessels of our line finish their loading in ten to fifteen days after coming to the berth, never being detained for the want of freight, but have prompt despatch, For the bal of fifty to one hundred tons disengaged, a to SULTON & O0., $4 Wall street, or Messrs. EV 1 & BROW, 159 Front street. 7 NITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY —FO Havana and New Orleans.—On Saturday, Dec. 2, aut o'clock P. M., from pier foot of Warren treet, North river, by the well known and favorite steamship EMPIRE CITY, Capt. H. Windle. Passage can be secured at the company’s office. Freight to, New Orleans, thirty ts per cubic foot, Specié only taken on freight to Havana, Shippers will be supplied with biunk bills of lading of the form signed by the company, on application at their oftice. No other forms signed, and no bills of lading will be signed after the hour of sailing. For freight or sage, apply at the office of the company, 177 West stree corner #f Warren. M. O. ROBERLS. LOWEST TED STATES MALL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, VLA Aspinwall and Vanama Railroad —On Taew lec. 6, at 2 o'clock P. M., from the foot of Warren street, orth river, will be dispatched gle fleet steamship iEORGE LAW, Capt. G. V. Fox, 0. 8, N., to cnnect at Panama with the new and superior steawship A spare boat always kept at Panama, to prevent deten- tion in case of acc’ No express freight received after 1 o’clock on the sailing day. For passage, apply at the company’s ofiice, 17 street, to JW. RAYMOND. 7 EW YORK AND CALIFOR: MsHI? LINE, Nicaragua.—The Accessory Transit Company ragua, proprietors.—The splendid double enzive ip TAK OF THE WEST, (2,000 tons burthen,) e, from pier No. 3 North |. precisely, for Punta Arenas, Tuesday, December 12, connecting with the favorite steamship SIERRA NEVADA, (2,000 tons burthen,) over Nicaragua Transit route, haying but tweive miles of land transportation by first class carriages. ‘hese eteamers are unsurpassed in. their ventilation and ac- commodations. For information or passage, apply, only to CHARLES MOKGAN, agent, No, 6 Bowling Green. Let- ter bag inade up at the office. Letters 25 cents per half ounce. A STRALIA PIONEER LINE—CARRYING UNITED Stat lipper ship WINDWARD, for Melbourne, from Pier No, t, E. R., with immediate despatch. Clipper ship TROVIC, for Sidney, from Pier Nu. 12, E.1:., with immediate despatch, Clipper ship OCEAN QUEEN, to succeed the Tro suil 20th December. or freight or passage, apply to R. W. CAMERON, 116 t. STRALIA.—INDEPENDENT LINE—SIXTY DAYS passage.—The beautiful A 1 clipper ship EASIERN STATE, 1,400 tons burthen, Shnon Ross, commander, have immediate despatch for Melbourne, Port Phil: Lip. ‘The above ship is only two years old, and has proved herself very fast. Her accommodations for of the very best, both fa first and second only a limited number will bo taken, early application is necessary. For freight or passage. at low rates, apply to ARKELL & ELLIOT, 146 Pearl street, or E. Richardson & Co., 52 South street. ESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS chambermaid and waiter, or seamstress; can come highly reccommended from her ing in consequence of the fam Please call at 126 East cond and Third avenues. breaking up house- irteonth xtreet, be- Can be seen for two RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, WITH GOOD CITY reference, wants a situation in a respectable family ; ean ‘do all kinds of embroidery and plain sewing; would wait on alady, or take care of children and make her- Can be seen at 302 Broome street. RESPECTABLE YO er, wishes a situa’ iting ladies’ dresses, objection to take c \G WOMAN, A DRESSMAK- ns Seamstress; is capable of nd ix « good plain sewer: has no ¢ of children; the best of references. e call at 345 Broadway, room 21, third floar, for YOUNG FRENCH LADY, NEWLY ARRIVED, AND without fumily, wanst a situation as chambermaid she is thoroughly acquainted uting, and mending embroideries and No objection to go in the country. Apply by letter to J. Lucas, No. 642 Pearl sticet, basement. dr dame de compagni JEWISH FAMILY CAN At three single gentlemen, with or without SRAMSTRESS, LATELY LANDED, WANTED IMBME- 2 Also, good cooks, washers and ironers. Giambermaids, waiters, nurses, seamstresses and smart girls for general housework, with clare fatuilis up town, at the Se ‘Twenty-sixth street, between Sixth and Seventh aveanes. }ESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, WITH GOOD RK can find a comfortable room, in & privat 'y, by applying at 189 Spring street. A m re OCK OR HOUSEKEEPER’S SITUATION WANTED— by an English woman, who perfectly understands uainess; soups, meats, good city reference, floor, front room, from 10 to 4 o’cloek. HRISTIAN HOME FOR FEMALE SERVANTS, 614 corner of Thirty-sixtl chool teachers, ae avery capacity, faithfully admonished a relative to their duties and the s hem in the performance of Love institution. ‘CHEMISTRY AND MATHEMATICS_TEACHER A tleman of mn ma: ee addroming shots, nd deaserts. Taw Apply at 158 Canal street, third also, servants in nd instructed rit which should »{ duties, furmishe + ENERAL HOUSEMAID AND WASHER AND IRON- J ev.—Situation wanted ina private fami! € Apply at 496 Greenwic ERMAN AND AMERICAN INTELLIGENCE, OFFICE, No, 23 Duane street, one door from Chatbam. Fa- nilies, hotelkeepers, and proprietors of factories can be supplied at any time with the best of female and male servants, workmen and laborers. Best of German: hand. é MAN WANTED—, doing all sorts of jobbing wos house, such as putting u| ‘L carpets, alittle painting an market, keepin, MAN CAPABLE OF for a large board- ds, nailing down whitewashing, going to Addrers Franklin, He- ieee stating age, previous employment, wages re- re. WANTED—-AS_ WET N' spectable healthy woman, who h Can be seen at 136 Seventh avenue, between Nin'eenth and Twentieth streets. None need apply but a reepecta- SITUATION WANIED—BY A PROTESTANT GIRL, J nurse and chambermaid. Satisfactory reference Apply at 648}; Hudson street, in tie estore, during this week, ALESMEN WANTED.— THIRTY MEN WANTED, TO sell articles in every fgmily. Can make trom three Three yourg men engaged . A small capital indispensable. Cali at 115 bers street, thi . to six dollars per day. ave the best of city and se call at No. 7 Fifth avenne. country reference TEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP Company.—For New Orleans, stopping at Hava Carrying the United States mail.—the steamship BLACK WAKRIOR, J. D. Bullock, Commander, will sail for the above ports on Saturday, Dee. 9, at 12'o’clock, from pier at foot of Beach street, North River. Freight for the interior and for Mobile, consigned to our agents in New Orleans, James Counoly & Co., will be forwarded free of commissions, Passengers for Havana must procure passports before leaving port. For freight or passage apply to LIVINGSTON, CROCHERON & CO., Agents, 31 Broadway. N. B—Th ie Cahawba, R. W. Schufeldt com- mander, will sueceed the Black Warrior, and sail Tues- , Dee. 26. Bills of lading be sent in for signing the evening previous to the g. HANGE OF DAY OF SAILING OF THE UNITED States mail steamship ISABEL, from Charleston tur Havana, via Key West.—The splendid United State. mail steamship Ixavel, Wm. Rollins, commander, wili hereafter carry the mails from Charleston for the Pasi- fic, and will connect with the U. 8. Mail Steamship Com si line at Havana for Aspinwall. The Isabel will eave Charleston on the 4th and 1?th of each month, and Jeaves Havana on the 10th and 26th of each month. Aypply to "WORDRCAT & CO., 110 Fast Bay, Charleston, 8. C. “OR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA—UNITED STATES Mail Line.—The new and splendid steamship AUGUS- TA, Capt. Thomas Lyon, will leave New York for Sa- vannah, Saturday, Dec. 2, from pier No. 4 North river, at 3 o'clock precisely.” Bills of lading signed by the clerk on board. For freight of passage, apply to SAMUEL, L. MITCHILL, 13 Broadway. For’ Florida, through tickets from New York to Jacksonville, $31; Pilatka, $33, ‘The steamship ALABAMA, Capt. Geo. R. Schenck, will leave on Wednesday, Dec, 6. , 8. C—THE SUPERIOR SIDE- wheel steamship QUAKER CITY, J. H. ‘ commander, will leave Vhiladelphi for ChasfAtwn, 8. C., & on Saturday, December be Gg cone M. steerage . HERON Wantin, No.’ stg Neth herrea, Puiladelphis. OR CHARLESTON ANP FUORIDA.—SEMI-WEEKLY United States Mail Liwe.—The steamship SOUTH- EKNER,T. Ewan, commer, will leave No. 4R. Ri, on’Saturday, Dee. %, at o'clock P. M., precisely. For freight apply on tard, where all bills of ding wii be signed, and for at the office of SI , TILESTON & CO, Broadway. a tickets to Florida as follows:—To Jacksonville, $31; to £33. The Nashville will follow, lea on Wednesday, Tee. 6, at 3 o'clock P. M., precisely. FORFOLK, ‘AND , ‘The aries ‘States mail ‘veamahip RO . Skinner, will leave pier No. 13 North y commander, i katurday, Dec. 2, at So’oleck P. M.; will Five fa Norfolk the next afiernoon, and Petersburg and follow .' From Norfolk, pas- Richmond the Lin sengers for the Sou' avoag hy direct, with te "Bema a tae ss Norfolk, $8; to fete soos tnd Richmond, 91 th ie PLEACAN TS. Be Broadway. ‘OR NORFOLK, AND RICHMOND.—THR pape et iiohNoxt, Capt. Skinner, is now, load: at pier 13 North river, for, above ports and saile fi | on Seturcay afternoen, at 30'c lock. LUDLLAM & PLEASANTS, 38 Broadway. » DRYGOODS CLERKS.—WANTED, TWO GOOD alesmen at Billing’s drygoods 1 street; also, a youth to learn the business ‘T HANKS GIVEN—JOHN YOUNG RETURNS THANKS rons of the Protestant Employment So- ‘armine street, and Female servants’ Re- 4534 Bowery, and hopes to retain their con- ture, by encouraging only the best of ser- eribers to either can use both offices. NE JEUNE FILLE FRANCAISE DESIRE SE PLACER arlera francais, comme femme de chambre ts. S'adromser chez M. Girod, au coin n ot Reade streets, No, 04. N JEUNE HOMME DE LA SUISSE PROTESTANTE, ler Francais, Allemand, Hollandais et un pen d’anglais, déxire trouver une place comme valet de chambre, dans une bonne famille religiease Améri- Tlest muni de bonne recommendation. S’adres- ser & Mrs. Julius, aucoin de Great Jones street and La- fayette place No. 6. Ww" HING—AN EXPERIENCED LAUNDRESS WISHES to take in a few gentlemen's washing. slso do repairing in the neatest manner. ly Terma reasonable. Punctualit Apply in the store, 266 West Twenty-eigh ‘ANTED—A SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID OR nurse, by @ young French lady; she is @ good aand at sewing and ironing ladies’ fine linen. Inquire At 200 Broadway. ‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A_ SITUATION to do general housework or to mind children; ix lain sewer, and g00d washer and ironer. it atreet, in the rear, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A jam, 136 Spring ‘Wages not so much an o! home. Can be seen for three days, at 127 Mott street, NTE) SITU, FOR A YOUNG LADY IN ANTED—A ‘ATION FOR A YOU? we shege ke board and tuition in referred. would teach a ones eon |, Where she can sation in part or whole for her higher English braffches; or if p sin English. Best of quired, Address Music, ANTED—BY A TRUSTWORTHY in, a rituation a e jioue family preferred. A 7 ANTED—BY A t No, 2 Stuyvesant ED—TO 1EARN A TRADE, BY ne young woman; no charge Gecd reference if required, nee ibs Elizabeth street, or address M. G., Herald ites SS ecient) ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPRCTABLE eneral housework; she is a plain cook, Washer and froner; willing to make her- for two days at 11L RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA- Good city reference given. atreet. BN mine oy wt learn? Can be sten for two ‘days office For Uslsxee of Wants See Sith Page