The New York Herald Newspaper, December 6, 1854, Page 5

@amoge done iv estimated at one thousand dollars, ‘Lawer down the ft. Lawrence River more damage hae been don by the storm, and at Quebec the steamers Mesguensy and Joba Ceunters, and other craft, have Deen sunk, and the roof of Russell’s Hotel blown com- | ACCOUNTS. IN AND AROUND BOSTON. » [From the Boston Transcript, Dec. 4.) the gale last might consideravle damage was done to the aiene im the harbor. ward He broke one of the posts at India and is somewhat chafed on the quarter. YY Matanzas, of Boston, in on South Boston flate, fall of water. There are three ballast lighters also sunk “ye Arabella has lost ide of boom, and is bark Basex in the stream. “3 — A pile driving scow Der of email vessels have Steamer Essex, the old Eastern Railroad boat, sunk at ‘the wharf in East Boston, during the gale. The outer marine telegraph station reports an un- Baown Fritish schooner, with loss of fore and main sails, stavehor in Broad Sound, with a signal of distress. ‘Fee steamer Neptane has been despatched to her as- ner, A vease! lying at one of the Soath End wharvey was ateve and sunk her anchors and stove lar- i received other damage. Schooner C. W. Dyer, at Russia wharf, lost bows rit, and schooner (re- Ben, of taco, was badly stove. ‘The powder boat Whipple drifted up against the New Yerk Central Kailroad bridze, and sunk with 149 barrels ef powder on board. Another powder boat called the Roxana, alxo drifted up near the ge having on board 800 kegs of powder. This morning there was four feet ef wator in the hold, and the powder wan partially Two other powder boats were also drove up weer bridge. ‘The Journal has the following list of disasters along ‘We coant-— unknown brig is ashore near Scituate Light, and brig T. P. Perkins, of Portland, laden with coal, is ashors awar the Fourth Ciiff, Scituate. ‘the Gsbing schooner Susan, Captain wiiy arrived a Gloneeater on Sunday night, from Bay Chalvar, anda 80 o'clock went ashore on Norman’s Woe, and became total loss. She was owned by Meners. Tarr & Roze: wes about 120 tons burthen, and had on board between 600 and 700 barrela vf macserel. be ed and crew savel the was insured in Beverly. Capt. Harty’s wife died at ‘clock, four hours before her busband’s vessel wa Dest. Brig Whitaker, of Gouldsboro’, Capt. Perry, from Ca- leis for New York, with a cargo of lumber, hore at ‘the mouth of North river, Marshfield. Crew saved, Secbooner Boston, of and from Bangor for Nantucket, Jember laden, is also ashore at the entrance of North river. One boy wan lost. The rest of the crew are safe. ‘Fhe vessel hi iy to pieces, ‘The gale was felt severely in this city and vicinity, and ‘we hear of numerous items of more or less demage. Awnings, rhades, blinds, shutters, and all light outaile articles, were profusely «strewed’ about by old Boreas; and Fiapism in the streets, and especia iy across the bridges to the suburbs, was performed at great peril. A chimney was blown down in Beacon street, and pote mah aroof, but no further damage was sus- A portion of the cupola of the Boylston Market build- s wae dlown off. - in Court street, opposite Alden street, a very large ign was blown down, which made a great noise, but fortunately did not injure any one. Chinmeys were also partially blown down in Mont- gomery place, corner of Leverett and Barton streets, and ‘we presume in various other parts of the city. A tree of considerable size, at the corner of South street and Waverley place, was blown down, the trank breaking short off neur the ground. The South Boston bridges are choked up with piles and timber, broken from booms alongshore and washed =. ‘AtSouth Boston the large windows of the dry goods store of Edwin Tilden, corner of € street and Broadway, Blew in, with a terrific cra-h, about midnight, and con siderable damage was done to the goods, About 25 feet @f the stockade fence at the House of Industry was Blown down. First street, on the line of the harbor, is Badly washes. ‘One of the tall glass house chimneys at East Cam- Beidge wan blown down, and did considerable damage. ‘The entire glass front of Proctor’s daguerreotype rooms ‘at Fast Boston waa blown in and demolished. Slight damage was done in most of the suburban towns. NEW JERSEY. [From the Trenton Gazette, Dec. 5. The storm of Sunday night extended over a wide tract efcountry. The snow in Bergen Cut was so deep as tly tudelay the railroad trains. The train which it New York at six o’clook yesterday morning did not veaeb New Brunswick until alter nine, and after leaving thers was so much detained as not to reach Princeton Botil nearly twelve. The inail train dae Lere at twenty amalnutes past ten passed it at Princeton, and the accom- modation train due here at half-past nine did not reach ‘the station until nearly one. The trains from Philadel- faye made their time, showing that the snow was lighter tnat direction. In the country the snow has so drifted as tu render the travelling very bad, especially by the oeds running north and south. The growud not liaving been frozen, horses break through at every stop, aud twavelling either by sleigh or wagon ia very vedious. WRECK ON THR DELAWARE. [From the Philadelphia Ledger, Dee. 5.} ©n Suaday evening, about six o'clock, a seciion canal beat, laten with coal, and destined for Darby creek, in ‘of aman and a boy, was driven from her anchor- age, near Maiden’s island. | The severe storm that raged at the time carried ber out, and ina few mioutos one Rection of the buat went down entirely, and dragged the other after it ‘The other section, however, got loose, and the coal Fanning out of it, allowed it to turn over, and the mau boy suceceded in getting upon the bottom of it. Upen this frail bark they were furiously driven downthe river without any hope of escape froma watery grave. When near Thompson’s Point their cries for Help ware Deard by persons on the shore, and Wm. Cathcart, of this ity, who was down there on s visit, and John [. Thomp- sen, Hiram Cogic, and several others belonging to the Beighborhood, put off in two boats, and ut the distance of two hundred yards from the shore, they fell in with the wreck, and found the man on it nearly dead, The bey had Leen washed off a few minutes before, und but for the fortunate arrival of the party from the shore, the mean ld have perished also in a very short time. The mean was carried tothe house of Mr. Thompson, and every attention paid to his painfal and critical condition, He is a resident of this city, and came home yesterday. ‘The boy was a German, about nineteen years of age. We ‘were unable to learn the name of either of them. AT ALBANY AND ON THE NOBTH RIVER, {Irom the Adbany Argus, Dec. 6.) ‘The snow storm, which commenced ealy Sunday morning, continued through that day and night, and hosed i peaterday afternoon, continuing uninterrupted some thirty-two hours, During a portion of the time ‘the wind was high, and the snow drifted considerably. All the traina upon the railroads entering this city from he south, north and west, were detained, and came in Monday three and four hours bebind time. Canal te moved about the basin with dificulty though the ferry boats and small steamers oontinued their trips as usual. The evening boats left in advance of their regular time for starting, and had a clear chan- nol through, unless the wind, wnich has prevailed thus far during the month, bas caused an unusual ebb tide in the river. Several of the smaller craft have taken quar- tere in the basin for the winter. Canal navigation is, of course, closed, and there is now a fair prospect of river ‘wavi; ation being ey tincet at an early day. We learn that the barge Erastus Corning, of the Fek- ford line, suvk at Rea Hook yesterday, at OP. M. She was lying aground at the dock, and keeled over. Her consisted of 8,000 bushels of corn, and a large quantity ot aaa and whiskey. Vessel and cargo ook insured. grain, it is feared, will prove a 1 ‘Ibe anow storm, which has extended westward, has Seudtless clogged up the canal, and navigation has’ been nuspented (or the seacon~a day or twoin advance of ibe time designated by the Canal Commi aera. The river‘ia covered with slush and w, bot it is rot ef sufficient thickness to retard the running of Beats. Sailvessels and barges are taking in cargoes for ‘the south and eastern cain The passenger steam- boats were up at anearly hour this morning, but if the storm continues may be forced to leave at an ear- her bour than usual, in order to get over the bars and out of the shallow water befure dark. ‘The stamtug New York, with severvlof the smalle: wtesm cratt, have gone into winter quarters. The num. der of canal bosts now laid up is not as large o* im pre- ‘dons easons. This may be accounted for by the tact ‘that a large number are on the canal bound eastwa and a large vumber were detained at Batfalo, awai ‘the arrival of sail and steam vessels on the lake. OONNEOTIOUT. {From the New Haven Journal, Dec. 5.) Afters hittle rainon Sunday night and a promiscuous *bk. wing round”’ of a few snow flakes on Monday morn- the sun came out and smiled upon the Sanday work po! ge calle open ts ~ Wa opag spew was pre over und to of twelve or fteuh inches, and waees compact an capital ‘‘basis of circulation,” to the numer- which dashed continuously through our he snow extended to the north as far as Spring. it was said to be deeper than here, aud’ prot to the White Mountains. ‘fo she south a more and more by raia uatil rater 4 Rot mu wae which a ematiee ith snow waar ulate Gan as the Connecticut river on Sunday night, and y morning train reached the city only some utes behind time, and we believe the Canal road were but little out of the way. the New York road there was much more delay, no. Dring able to reach the city before six P. M., and neces to the Nangatuck road was {i mo causes which prevented the passage oi the York trains. t a 3 i i yee Ha se rile "Marine Affatrs. ‘Tex Stes mame Guorce Law sailed yesterday afteruoon for Arpinwall, with passengers aud mails for Califoru'a, Williamsburg City Intelligence. Free in Busnwick—Loss Anovt $14,000.—Yesterday afternoon, about one o'clock, a fire broke out in the ex- ‘tenmve patent leather factory of Thomas and James Green, in Bushwick, foot of Ewen stroct. The fire ori- gait in the japanning building, from what cause nown, and ins few minutes, owing to the stron wind frow the northwest, the buildings were enveloped fm flames. The firemen from Busuwick, Williamabarg and brsbhlvn were at work as carly as possible, but the Duiklings being composed of w were entirely con- sumed, together with nearly all of the stook and ma ehinery, Losa on the buildings about $6, machigery 96,000) ktock about £2,000; pactially Insured in the Fal. ton, Hanviton and other ce mpanies, Bupeianye—ihe behery of James Armstrong, 101 Routh pixth street, was burgliriously entered Eons alt during the absence of the family, and Sie gelulvches, s ovat, © fruit taue, and’ about 1 on the New London” , dollars worth of breaitickets, An entrance was effected by breaking open the front door. ~ At te: ot the Common Council ou Mon‘la; evening. seven vetoes were rent in by Mayor Wall, of which six were set aside. A petition was received (rom Gaynor, asking to be wed $300 on account for ‘assessment map for the Thirteenth, Fourteenth, Fif- tecnth and Sixteenth wards. Severalof the mem era coniended that nu contract had been entered into for the making of these be and the matter was accord ingly referred to a special committee. Personal Inte! . Hon. Thomas H. Benton delivered a lecture last even- ng A bc aa on the geography of the country beyond . Lonis; Capt. thet, Eaq., De- Jamas, De- Gould, Roohos PL. Wymkoop, tad ton, Philadelphia; Rt, Nemssclegr, Albany: ns, U. 8. Army; i. vt, Maris, Vax; C, Hal- cay ig A and dt Philadolpbia; 5 en. J. 1, Mitchell and indy, Al- D. Walcott, N. Y. Mill Hon, J. B. OG a, th; Major G. Denman Norwalk: Capt. Wilson; Millard, ris, Jr, R. I. Bennett, 8.1.5 S, Darrell and Indy, Cal Leit Metropolitan Hotel for steamship Geore Law—Dr. uidart, icholson, do ; a bbelaley, J K Smith, J. G. b, Mt ly, J, Romane, . Snodgrass, D. C. Smith. mah; in stenmatip Kuoaville—J M B Lovell, T ‘illips. N jements, Isaac S ¢ nt, Mes Jae ttelmos, Mise Mary ‘M Gehmond, Miss'Arms, A D Fisher—10in the arlestom, in steamship James Adger—Mies A Young, Miss E Herron, Mise A Bong, Mrs it Woon, two chil dren and servant, oah, BS Lill, M Perkins, EU Creans WN Pareell, C Coxhead, WD McLeod, FP Sdilpin, Marginhof, Capt CM Hutobings, WA Morrison, J M Karar, 8 D Clark,Geo Clement, G Eaton—15 in the steesaze. Court Calendar—This Day. Usirep Stares Dstaicr Court.—Nos. 52, 64, 65, 9, 10, %. Scvrrewe Covrt—Special Term.—Demurrers—No. 27, and Part 2d.—Nos. 6, 7, 9 to 25, SuPREME Covrt—Cirenit.—Nos, 319, 896, 907, 1005, W044 to 1€48, 1050, to 1053, 1065, 1056, Commos Pizae—Nos. 1018, 1418, 1459, 1440, 1442, 1409, 1464, 1468 to 1476. ss 279, 1281, 5, 1292, 1293, 1298, 1208, 1306, 1301, 103, 900,'108, 423, 1215, 4 945,'398, 3, 4, 115, 1187, 285,288," 23,’ 981. ‘335 ' 710) 101, 450,'814, 1807, 1093, 999, 988, 1062, 1188, 1259, 5», } 434 A Card.—Credit to wi! Credit ts dac—On the night of the 4th instant two men were arrested by Daniel Henry, private watchman,employed by the buteli- ers.of Seventeenth ward, for stealing a carcase of beef from William Moore, It seems that the men were ar- rested bya private watchman, but the police of the ward wishing to gain the merit, rashed in and rescued the men from the watchman, This statement is mio that the public may know to whom the credit belongs. DANA, HENRY. Anson’s Daguerrcoty, am Sine for 54 seute; colored, and in a rich case, falar the size taken Yer 60 cents, and equal in quahty and sixe to auy that are made elsewhere, for ANSON’S, 589 readway, opposite Metropolitan Bot: 25 Cent Daguerreotypes, of all Sizes, Taken by HOLMES’ U.S. patent invention, two ai once: 600 daily; $2.50 per dozen, at the head quarters of « America, 289 Broadway. O A. R. taken Splendidly.—A Large Size first class daguerreotype, for 374 cents, at 430 Broud- way, corner of Howard street. GARBANATI, Artist. Celebrated Planos and Melodeons, in larger assortments and lees price than can be fonol elsewhere in the United States. Each instrument guaranteed. Se- condhand pianos at great bargains. Pinnos to rent. Cash paid for secondhand pianos. HORACE WATERS, 333 Broadway. Phrenolegy Examinations, with Charts and written descriptions of character, day aud evoning. Works on Phrenology, physiology, isi pathy ad pho mography, by FOWLERS & WELLS, 203 y Louis Napoleon and Augustus Cresar.—This evening, at o'clock, Mr. PIERS HEALEY will deliver ihe second lecture of this course at the Clinton Hall, Astor plice. Subject—‘Stepa by which the two Eniperors Tose to power.” ‘The resemblance shown between pazan Remo snd skeptical, materialistic Parls, was inteod striking.”’—N. Y. ‘Sribone, December 1.’ “Mr, Healey ina brilliant scholarly manner, reviewed the two epoeti3, in ani indicated the singular analozies Emperors.’"-—N. Y. Express, Dec. Ist. prepared in Paris during a five ye. 1 view of many of the events they 25 ceuts; may be bad at the door. A Great Entertainment by Prrinam'’s of ‘Troupe, this evening, comprising a favorite a» tongs, Chorases, Dances, Extravas tomime of Jocko, Railroad Ga’ ‘ Planiation Festival are amos gst the attrac ions. OGice of the South Street Stage Company, 133 Nassau street. Notice.—at # me tue Hoa | of Directors of the South street siege Corp: heli pursuant to notice at the International Lo.l, ar day evening, Nov. 25, 1854, Joha L. Riker was elected President, and John R. McConnell was elected Seare tary The books of the above company are now open fur 6)» seriptions from 2 to 5 o’elock ¥. M. J. RB. McCoN lag re Auction Sale=Tais Morning at 304 Broaa- way, corner of Duane street, of rick and plain )acni in large variety. Also, pianos, oil paintings, subseriber assures the public that ail sales at bis au tion room shall be actual. PUNE Mud R Tuttle's Emporium—The Grand Depot o all kinds fof fancy goods is TUCILE'S Empo' to Broadway. Toys of every variety, wax dolls, ¢ n= bies and laughing babies, baby jumpers, nevel and in. teresting games, porte-monneies, oder boxes. opera glaster, work boxes, dressing cases, jewel caskets, ta- pier mache writing} desks, inkstands, portfolios, ‘book stand, music boxes, perfumery, ete.; but the greatost novelty at Tuttle’s is the low price at’ which hig goods are sold, Mave you seen the famous “Automaton Bicd Treoi”” Mace and Muslin Curtains from Auction KPSTY & KERGOSON, No. 28224 Broudway, and 3 Keade street, have on band 20,000 lace and maslia cur tains, bonght at auction, ata great sacmfice, and wail the aamve for a few days at great bargains, fii 20 wnt less than the orginal cost of imporiation. Go exc- fg, for thix isa rare opportunity. Also, the largest atock of window ebades and mit cornicos ih the sity, all of which must be sold cheap Fars, Fashionable, Faultless, and Fascinat- ing.—A beautifal set of furs, as rich in appearance ax they are low im price, can be procured at KNOX’S estab lishment, 128 Fulton street, or 633 Broadway, on very satisfactory terms. Ladies, if you have not made your selections ut these indispensable articles, ake Koox visit, and you will find it to your interest to deal with him. Try the experiment. Gentlomen will flad at either of bis above mentioned salesrooms, as usual, & brilliant assortment of winter hats, of all styles, sizes and qua lities, and like all of his manufactures, unrivalled in beauty and cheapness. Closing Scenes at Banta’s, 114 Canal street Tn @ very short time our friend BANTA will leave his prezent place, and take possession of his new store on the corner of Wooster street. Previous to his remov§l he ix going to dispose of his splendid stock of ladies’ aud children’s fancy furn and felt and beaver bonne very low rates—no low, indeed, that lately we h: always found bis place thronged with ladies, while everywhere else we hear nothing but grusmbling of hart tires and dullness of trade. To hin place we direct all those who wish to secure a bargain in the way of furs and beaver bonnets. Wedding and Visiting Cards=Great Keduc= tion—A viditing place elogantly engraved, nnd 50 cards, for $126; wedding do. $2 50. A large stock of bridal envelopes, gothic and pain silver door-plaves, very low. 8. C. CLARK, evgraver, 539 Broadway, in the Chinose Building. ‘The Prices Marked in Conspicuous Figures on every article of clothing at ROGELS & €O.'S ware- louse, corner of Fulton and Nassau streets, are lower than at any bargain-promising establishment in the city. Call, compare and judge, Bank Panitc.-Government Stock Bank, Michigan, taken at 80 cents; Hridgeton, Wheat Growers’, and Chatham, 90 cents; Lewis County, 40 cents: Wash! tonaw, 40 cente; Eighth Avenwe ani Knickerbocker, st EVANS clothing warehouse, 66 and 68 Fulton rtreet. Government Stock Bank, Knickerbocker Bank, and Merchants’ Bank, Bridgeton, taken at par, in pytment for undersbirts aud drawers, by A. L, HYAIT 0., 15634 Fulton street. Hyatt’s Life Balsam.—Rhecumatism ite most painful forms, also scrofula, ol aicers. sad the ‘worat caren of diseases of the blood, great debility, liver com: bidneys, incipient consumption, &c., aro bom ape soe by this great vurlfie.” Prinolpel depot, No. Grand street. Seventy-five cents per bottle. eaten’, ie and sherry London aed SDublin porter, Scotch ales, superior ie ale and porter, ram, pb in, whiskeys, syrups and cordials, for saie by WM. I. 6s DERHILE, ‘bo fae street, corner of betas. Health for Sickness.—Do not walt t= tack of sickness, but on the first a] not otlte ane. my assist nature in her tions A him fror the body. This is the object always attained 5 those who use Brandreth’s pills, Thousands who ave kept their beds for years have been restored by the ase of this medicine. They are as bartales of bread, yet all powerful for the removal of disease, whother chronic or recent, infections or otherwise. By the ua» of Prandroth’s pills the blood Is gradually purified, and becomes too strong for all impediments to its free course, and thus the body is restored to perfect health and usefult The idea of two epirits—the one good and the other evil—having power over man, ts thus given a corporeal application; and what is better, we know how to aasixy the good principle—the bl i—to conquer the bed humors ard thus produce health and fulness, where before there was nothing but sad. nese and Cat ag sed td Bathe yribe at re yer bor, wit irections, at incrpal offec, Lrandreth Building, extrance 42 Canal street. French Millinery for the FARNeWORTH, 327 mgr will thie {reeh assortment of Paria milliuery, especially « fo meet the demand for the ya. Prices twenty-five per cent less than at any other es- tablishment. Also, w styles for evening dresses. Dresemahing fash oval xecuted in ten hours. MRS, FARNSWORTH, oppoeite Rroadway theatre. A Whisper to the Ladies. Are your cheeks with pimples marred ? Is your brow with freckles starred ? Are there blotches on your neck ? Or does tau your bosou speck ? Is your shin‘of saffron tint? It 50, we would gently hint Beauty may again be yours: Use the Balm of Thousand Flowers. For sale by Fetridge & Co., Boston; C. H. Ring, 182 Broadway, and by all druggists. Price 50 cents. Hyatt’s Pulmonic Balsam.—For Complaints of the lungs, chest, throat, such as pain in the breast and side, cough, spitting of blood, difieulty of breath- ing, asthma, &e., &c. Its reputation is established ax the most reliable of all medicines. Grand street, 75 cents per bottle; six for $4. and Toi A Silver Medal Award- ed to MELHURST & HEAKD, 27 Maiden lane, for the best wigs and toupees exhibited at the New York State Fair, 1864. Back and front braids, curls, &c. Copy the address. Principal depot, 246 Married, On Sunday evening, December 3, by the Rev. James Millett, at his residevce, 318 Broome street, Mr Jomy F. Le¥FINGWELL to Miss 8snau Jane Morrumen, all of this city. To South Brooklyn, on Tuesday morning, December 5, at the residence of the bride’s brother-in-law, by the Rev. J. W. B. Wood, Carus Wines, of Son Francisco, Cal., to Franers Evizaneri, daughter of Samuel Brown, Erq., of Mattituck, LI. California papers please copy. In this city, on Monday, December 4, at the residence of Archbishop Hughes, by the Rev. Father Starr, V. G., Mr. Wiuam H. Brown to Miss Mary A. Quiny, only daughter of Mr. Janes Quinn, Jnr. Un Thankegiving Day, November 30, by the Rev. J Ralston Smith, Hexry J. Fox, of Hampton, Ct., to Miss Marta Lourss, eldest daughter of John N. inman, Eaq., of New York. On Wednesday, November 29, by the Rev. Mr. Wake- ey, Jour H. Waxps, of Brooklyn, to Mary, daughter of Daniel Barker, Esq. of Mamaroneck, Westchester Co. ined. On the morning of December 5, at half past two o'clock Epwiv F, Bryyxit, son of Margaret and William Bennett printer, aged 1 year 1 month and 25 days. Tho friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from No, 39 West Broadway, at 12 o'clock to-day. On Monday, December 4, Tuomas Suort, aged 38 years. His friends and acquaintances, also the members o the Hiberman Universal Be olent Society, also the members of Company C, Mitebel Guard, Ninth Regiment Irish Volunteers generally, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral this afternoon, at one o'clock, from his late residence, 164 West Broadway, corner of York street. On Sunday, December 3, Miss Scsan L. Brows, in the 89d year of ber age. ‘The triends ot the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this morning, at ten o’elock, from the residence of her father, 167 Laureus street, without further notice. Her remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemerery. On Monesy evening, December 4, Mra. Lyora, wife of Stephen A. Benedict, in the 27th year of her age. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the faneral, at her late reai- dence, 16 Goerck street, this afternoon, at one o'clock Ov Tueeday, December 5, Mary, widow of the late Thomas Hogg, aged 67 years. Her friends and shore of the family are respectfully requested to attend her funeral, from har late residence, Seventy-ninth street and Kirst avenue, this day, at 12 o'clock. On Sunday, December 3, of dropsey, Amxtia Vineny, relict of the late George Vincent, in the 62d year of her age. The relatives aud friends of the family are respect- fully imvited to atiend the funeral, to-morrow after- noon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, No. 35 Hurbert street, Her remains will be interred in Green- wood, ‘On ‘Tuesday morning, Dec. 6, of marasmus, FRavk M., infant son of Kobb and Amelia Bottimore, aged seven months. The friends of the fawily are respectfally invited to attend the funeral, from the readence of his grand parent, 224 Eighth avenue, this afternoon, at half past ene o'eloc! On Monday, December 4, of ughter of William Raysou, ‘the friends of the family are raspectfully invited to atiend the funeral, from her late residence, No, 3 Harrison street, thi ‘ternoon, 5 On tuesday evening, December 6, after x short and sovere ness, W, Oscak HayYwarp, sou of Johu R, Hay u the £ud year of his age. For interment fee t craw paper. On Tuescay, December §, Many 8. Corrox, aged 60 years. Her relatives 3 attend he 100 Sing street. further invitat friends are respectfully invited to {the family are te “ fler comains will be taken to Greenwood for interment, On Tresday, Decemeer f, Praxwtox, son of W. J. and Dzabeth Brown, a nd 9 months. ririends ana fai are lovited to attemt the fane n, at one o'clock, wt 169 West ‘thout further invitation AIVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY, SMILACIS Ake Home, GODALMING, , the 2d ts implored to rat Mile End View, Povisen. Import- ew of W, Churt NFORMATION WANTED—OF PATRICK BUGGY, A native of Queens county, Ireland; when Is vard Wes going to Mlinots. Asy information that be 1 will be thankfully ved by bis mot sis« ely arrived from Ireland, now at wot. pers please copy. SION WANTED—OF MARGARET PENDEI above named person will call at the Post Office she will find s letter for her. THIS SHOUL)) MERT iH RYE OF MR. WAL NDDRW LUNAN, ©. EB AND L. S&, LATE UF Fittsberg, and auibcr of the “Amerisan Land Sur- yeyor’s Guice,”’ Ke, &e., respectfully invites the at- tention of law) owners and agents to his offiee. Those in want of having their land properly laid off into vil- Jages, or accurately surveyed, will do well to call at our office, 103 West street, corner of Liberty. DUNCAN & McMILLEN. GENCY—ADVERIISING AGENT.-THE SUBSCRIBER A begs to intimate to the advertisi lic of ew York that he will wait upon them at their respec- tive places of business to facilitate the transacting of their business in advertising in any of the newspa sera im New York, wherein they may rest assured be will de- yote bis whole time exclusively to their interest im all business entruste! to him. From hia ex, nee in the advertising department tion is to merit their patron: 8. late night cle: { the Herald office, his ambi- MAJOR, ARCELS FOR THE OLD COUNTRY. Lout to start for Liverpool in a few days will take charge of parcels (or delivery in the United Kingdom, He Shire heomama meg ern any business entrusted to Dis charge, Gi reference given. Address Europe, Herald office. § P AMMANY SOCIETY OR OOLUMBIAN ORDER.— Krothers, a regular meeting of the institution will be held in the couueil chamber of the great wigwam, on povitemd evening, the 7th inst., at half an hour after the setting of the sun, General and punctual attend- ance is requested, By order, ELIWAH F, PURDY, Grand Sachem, Sreruys C. DoxvEa, Secretary, Manhattan, season of snows, 12th moon, year of dis- Be Aap of independence 79th, and of theinstitution the beth. EXAS LAND AND GENERAL AGRNT.—J, DE OOR- LOVA can be found at the New York Hotel from the 4th to 10th Dece: ny time prior to 12 o’clock. HE BERS OF COLUMBIA GROVE jo. 8 are Requested to be punctual in their at- —A GENTLEMAN tendapce, on Monday evening, the 11th inst,, to take action op amendments to by-laws. By order of Wanken F, Swit, Sec'y. SAMUEL GREEN, N. A, * he aan er ILOAKS! CLOAKS!! CLOAKS} 1! 361 Broadway, respectfully invites um ladies to bis importstions and manufaetures foc tas present season, comprising an assortment of TEN THOUSAND CLOAKS, At the following extraordinary prices:— Two thousand superb cloth silk ned cloaks, at. Fifteen hundred superb cloth sil lined A, at Fight bundred superd cloth silic lined cloaks, at, One thousand vory rich cloth silk lined cloaks, at ‘twelve hondred superb Lyons velvet eloake, at, ‘One thousand suyerd Lyous velvet cloaks, at. ¢ hundved superb Lyons velvet cloaks, at, Four bunared magnificent Lyous velvet cloaks, af Vive hundred splendid entin cloake, at.....,. Three hundred extra superfine satin cloaks, at. ‘Vbree hundred superlative satin cloaks, at., Api an endless profusion of cloth talmas, at ‘The subscriber deems farther comment unnecessary. Suffice it to say, the high character of the goods on sale at his eatablishinent fs already well known, and he wow’) merely add, in conclusion, that the above will be found, om inspection, to be the richest, best, and ebeapest soaks ever oflered in America. £0. BULPIN, Paris Mantilla Emporium, 361 Broatway. K ‘Rs OF ALL NA‘ 3 READY, at BOOS & JACOBO' 397 Broadway, first floor, between Walker and White street. Ladies purchasing taney fure should visit the above manufactory, where they can select from the largest and moat varied assort- ment of all kinds, Furs cleaned, repaired and altered, to che present fashion on moderate terms. Fux FURS.—LADIE8 OF NEW YORK WHO WISH to purchase fancy furs, will find themselves richly repaid by crosting over to Brooklyn, and examining our splendid assortment. J. D, WILLIAMS, 219 Falton street, between Tillery and Concord, above the Savings Bank. IGHLY IMPORTANT 10 PURCHASERS OF FURS.— ‘The subscriber haa just received an invoice of vory superb Russian, State of Maine and Nova Scotian sable mink, now so greatly in demand in tippets, mantelets, and Ficher Rupe capes, to which the attention of ladies is respectfully invited GRO, BULPIN, 361 Broadway. ST RECKIVED— 60 dozen black ostrich tips; 10 dozen super white t Also a which will 20 do 8. perior Jotot beaver, plush and felt bonnets, p sold low for cash. HOMER & KETCHUM, Nos. 166 John utreet, Q super colored ADIFY’ FUR WAREHOUSE, 69% BROADWAY, Bb. [4 tween Amity and Fourth streets, —P. LANDRY has ow for inspection an elegant stock of furs, not to be surpassed either for beauty or ity. Orders atrietly fulliled. All articles warranted. Triees moderate ani to suit all classes, OVEMBFR, DEORMBER AND JANUARY F, fore. — Cloaks and furss— ‘Clouks»—In cloths, sstin, moire antique and velvet. Ne stock ever seen in this city so rich and varied in sty's, nor the trimumgs in such good taste, the enlors being Mack and brown, at present #0 much the fashion 1p Paris, Fure—In able, mink, stone marten, fitch and mountain marten. Notwithstanding the war with Russia, W. B. McK. in offering viet dark sables and mink eheaper than ever yet known, having fortunately bought a large lot of furs exrly this year, through » relative in Russia N. B.—This house is particularly recommended to atrangers and viriters, its characteristic features being small profits 20d no deviation from the marked price. Cloak and Establishment, 47 Canal street, Bran- ‘th buildings, four coors from Mroadway. WILLIAM B. MOKENZIE, Proprietor. la ) UNDERSIGNED bDiRECE the ladies of the city and vieinity to their magniti cent stock of far goods, comprising’ victorines, caifs, capes, tippets, &o, manufactured by artiats of expo: rievee, under their own sapervisien. the moat fasloou I ATTENTION OF ably and dorable manner, Spe notice is suggested to their mink capes, at prices trom $10 to $100, ARCHES X MARTEN, 270 Greonwick street, con Warren and Murray, ing to $85,000. taust be sold by stdunnary, without reference to cox f an alterati their buriness at will Gnd this a giand opportunity. “DRY GOODS, ax. worth Porve ; 0, who arcived here 59 2 BROADWAY, S DEPOT OF per steamship Northern Light, on her last trip, he wit | © Chant! 1. The undersigned, much oblige the advertiser (Rernard Casserly, No. 75 | &#ttt, has received z frouy nie Basopean treads Franklin street) by communicating with him 1 P\UE GENTLEMAN THAT TOOK A LADY'S PART when insulted by the proprietor ani female clerks t the large ribbon store, corner of the3 Bowery and Hester street, will confer « grent favor by calling at 17s “onth street. MADAME GOUFFRAUD, IF SHE KEEPS YEr boarding house, sond her sddcess to box 2,808 Port Oftice. FOR WRITING—AND $12 50 FOR 4 thorough course of instruction in donbie , at GOLDSMITH’S, 362 Broadway. ly. Private instruction given. Ladi e'aas daily at 103 o'clock, A. M GENTLEMAN, PROFESSOR ON TIE PIANOFORTE, and who can teach also the German, French, Latin and Greck languages, and arithmetic, wishes to give les- sons ins private family, either in New York or Brook- lyn, in excel for a comfortable home. Please ad- ress Teacher, box 124 Herald office. ATHEMATICAL TEACHER WANTED, FOR A OFESEOR M. T. TOLON, FROM CUBA, TEACHER and translator of the h, French, Italian, Por- auese and English languages, 342 Greenwich st ‘OTICE.—THE MEMBERS OF ENGINE COMPANY hold ing at the rooms Thirtieth ‘street, at 734 o'clock on Wednesday ever As business of importance will be transacted, ++ setual attendance is requested, By order of a GEORGE LEY, Foreman. CHE MILITARY. ‘NDEPENDENT BATTALION RYNDERS GRENADIERS. —The officers and members of this battalion are notified to meet at headquarters, 600 Broadway, this ) evening, at 73, o'clock. Panctual attend- © (Wednesday i aa rder of GRO. B. HALL “hi. BY on, "Adj atant, Major Commandin~, FAIR ny, fo fo ta SRobes man, twenty years of age, wishes to corres; wi some lady under twenty-two, in relation to un. ig fates and fortunes for life. The writer wishes those re- plying to this to inform in relation to personal ap- pearance, age and residence. All communications mort strictly copildentiat. Address F., drawer 101, Rochester, N. Y., will answer questions in regard to money when requested ADAME "MORROW WiLL CAUSE SPEEDY MAR- es, who will all enjoy the greatest bappinoss And matrimonial bliss, and wll show the person tiey will marry, through aa instrament which she will cause to iluminate itself by invoking the powers ef her won derful seience, and will tell all events of life, sad even the very though 6 Lroome street, near Cannon, Gentlemen not admitted. Ap AVUMONIAT. OFICE, 5) GREAT JONES STREET, corner of the Buwery.—-Those wishing to forma imunial alliavee will find it to their advantage by Trewater, who has opened a matrimonial regirier, whet: y, or kenileman may secure to themselves a partaer for life, without regorting to the unpleasant altervative of ad- veriiing to express thele wishes, Parties must send real name, residence, businnss, reference, clecamstances, reqtislios, &c., whieh will be exchanged. Everything concering ietiora or interview strictly conddential. dua calling ov, or addressing, post pail, Mr to wll, at 4 rich laces, ex greatly rednced, a large part of 1.1 These goods will be exhibited and imarket on Mondsy. the 4th inst. He hopes to have the pu- tronage of th of this city. JULES DELEROIX, 696 Broadway, near the Metropolitan Hote! BOOMN, BO.. wap A WIDOW LADY WISHES 10 ObTA A. ‘some furnished room, with baa! Vite family. Loeation between ani Twenty. third streets and Fourth puns. Terns must be modera At Nd Post Office, Persons ki ‘OURE hi ping hoarding houses need not ap: WANTED 10 1 ¢ # house and lot in Division street, eavt ef ©, between Catherine and Market streets, and wishing to Gispore of it, cam find weash parchawer by addressing, for three day» ouly, J. B, Chatham square Post Office, stating location, lowest cash price, &e. FFICE WANTED) NEAR THE EXCHANGE, NEAT and of moderate size. Address, stating locs height up stairs, rent, and full description, to Dox 3,521 Post Older 4 ANTED.—TWO FURYISHED ROOM! ON THE first floor, bya consulting Physician. Mast be bags Tate cine: for one hour datly: a Protestant | jocatedbetween Bund and harbors strevts,Tefezen ete e Satecaey. AEOty at oe Mere Teme. | given and required. Address M.D, Irving Houre, third street. RNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD, IV ANTED—FU a private family, residing between Sixth and Fourteenth surcets, for a'gentieman, his wife and threo eiliren, for which $26 « week will be paid. Roforonces hanged. Address B. B. S., Herald 6) ANTED-IN A PLEASANT LOCALITY, NOT FUR- ther up town than Bleecker treet, part of a house —one parlor, three hedroo: and basement. Ponnes- sion wanted immediately, Adress J. M., Herald dice. Wart FURNISHED PARLOR AND BEDROOMS: for a gentieman, hiv wife, three children and rer- vant, ina part of the city between Fourth and Fourteenth a Reference exchanged, Address X. Y. Z, Herald ce. YY ARTO FUR, A SHAT, PRIVATE FAMILY, without children, part of # emell honae, whore there are no children: Wenlity not too far up towa— Test Broatway, or in that viewity. Addrvoe, with rent, N., box 1,(84 Post Of6: TANTED TO PURCHASE IN BROOKLYN—A HOCSE, with about eight rooms, in the neighborhood of Felton avenue. Address, stat Ke., P., box 494 Post Otveo. “RB WAH, oN Tor 4f 1Ner. Py WAR the Passaic Vines ard, near Newark, a Newfound. nd dog, Black, w He chest; answered ta the name of Rolls; had a b: ron when miserd. The above reward will be pal ‘livery of the dou, ox for sugh information ay 4 Tecovery. 7. M. MGOW! J. MUM & Oo."s, 24 Broadany. F REWARD,-L08t, ON FRIDAY LV ENING 1.47, ie) from #7 arenne ©, 2 amall Seoteh terrier vee. Tie Had on patent feather collar, tached, The colar wos re ebove reward will oe paid by leavi 7 44ND BANCY GOODS, 15 Dips: wireet—-ibe undersigned has just reccived f \Le horopean map @ Jarge aad 0h) phe ve aa sortnent of the above ds, which be now s for cale ab greatly awiuced privet, 4 compete with ai yer ianporting lioure jo New ¥ «Gh dnd it to thebr advantage to Nowed for cash emeniber 1] iy 3828). CHR, f etreet, bear Chathor with small lock ut t with black, i) it bin as above. the TOYS. Sete CT | 26th. SRIPFIRG. 4 doseph J. Comstoca, Commander. Fae LIVEKPOOL.—UNITED S!ATES MAIL, STRAM- BALT: ; is steamship w: depart with the Europe positively on Seturiay, December 9, at 13 ited States mails o’clock M., from ber berth at the foot ot Canal street. For treight or e, baving varqualled accommoda- tions {¢ ance abd tort, a wo rae EDWARD K.. COLLINS: ‘66 Wall street. Patsengera are uested to be on board at 11). A. M. The Pacitic will eodonen the Pattic, and «ail Dee. 23, Shippers will please take notice that the sbips of this live cannot carry any goods contrahand of war TE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL H ‘Mail Steams! FROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL, Chief cabin passage... Second cabin passage. FROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL. Chief eabin passage, Second eadin passage ‘The ships from Foston cali at Hall AMERICA, Capt. Lang, EUROPA, Capt. Shannon, "ANADA, NIAGARA, Capt. Leitch. a clear white ARABIA, Capt Judkina, FEASLA, Capt. Kyrie ASIA, Capt. E.G. Lott, rl AEKICA, Capt. Harrison, ‘These vessels carr: green on starboard tow; red ov p) Bor CANADA, Stone, ANRICA, Harrison, ARABIA, Judkins, = * AMERICA, Lang, toy ASIA, Lott, ss CANADA, Stone, by AFRICA, Harrison, ork, Wednesday’ Lerths uot secured until paid for. An experienced surgeon on board. ‘The owners of these slips will not be accountable cie, jewelry, prociow ding ore sigued therefor, sud the gold, silver, bullion, » metain, unless billaof value thereof therein expressed. For freight or passage pny, to ow. Wednes Capt. Btone, tat mast head; AKD, No. 4 Bowling Green. E LIVERPOO!, AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP Company iatend soiling their favorite sigumships— CHTY OF MANCHESTER, CHLY OF BALLIMORE, (ae w)2, 538 CY OF WASHINGTON, do..4 KANGAROO, 125 tous.. Capt. Wyle. CITY OF MANCHPSTLR,... Thursday, Jannary 18, 1855, KANGAKOO , -About ‘Thursday: FROM LIVERPOOL, CITY OF MANCHESTER, Wedneaday, Decemeer 20, 1854. «About Wednesday, Saloon $90, $05 and $55, according to state room, A limited number of third class passengers will be taken, and found with comforfably cooked provisionf, for Parties sesso Liverpool | 840... wishing to bring out their friends can obtain . from Liverpool. certificates of passage, and dra(ts on Liverpool, in sums of £1 sterling and upwards, ‘Apply to SAMCEL SMITH, Agent, 17 Walnut street, Philadelphia, aud No, 7 Broad: way, New York, ( LASGOW & NEW YORK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.— ‘The new and powerful steamsh (BR. Or 2,400 tous and 500 horse power NEW YORK, , commander) , and GLASGOW, 1,952 tons and 400 horse power (W. Cumming, com yn Btate-rooms bin, midship (sta' included), $75. der), built expressly for the trade be- tween New York and Glasgow, will sail as under. From New turday, 20th January, 1855, at 12 noon. eward’s fee included), rooms steward’s fee ‘Third class.—A limited number of third class passengers will be taken, supplied with provisions of good quality, properly cooked, at $26 each. wurgeon. For freight or passage, apply to J. 3% broadway, New York. New York city bi only received for passage. Carries a icSYMON, or gold OR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE.—THE UNITED States mail steamship UNION, R. Adams, command: er, will lea\ inné the mails and pasrengers, loth, at 12 o'clock, trom of Heach street. Price of passage first cabii for Havre, touching at Southampton to on Saturday, Docember ior No. 37 North River, foot 30; we coed do, $76. Luggage not wanted during the voysg abonld be sent on board the day before sailing, marke “ below.” December Lith. No freight will be taken after Thursday, For freight or passage apply to MORL?: MER LIVINGSTON, Agent, 50 Brosdway. EF cubin or steerage paraage, apply to THOS. C. KOCHE, 83 South atrect. J psPaTCu Lan! FRAN PACKET SHIP NEW WORLD saily Wednesday, December 6. For cabin, second CISCO.—LOWkST rates and no deduction.—Shippors per clipper ship GOV. MORTON, Capt. John Burgess, will please com- plete their engagements at onee, aud hand ia their bills of lading for signature. This favorite ship has nearly the whole of her cargo engaged, and going rapidly on Lourd, at pier 26 Kast river. will ple: their loadi: ‘Shippers to San Francisco wotserve thatthe vessels of our line tinish ng in ten to Aiteen days alter coming to the berth, never boing detained for the want of freight, but have prompt despatch, hundre Wall street ay THE WEST 0 the Nicaragua lend transports meamers aze uDSuFpe commocations, For to CHARLES MORG. ter bay made np at the office. . ing on beard, will hay st Of her cargo enga, ths usual dispateb of For the balance of fifty to one na disengaged, apply te SUTTON & OO, 84 coet, or Mesars. EVEKLIT & BROWM, 169 Frout LINK, esory ‘Transit Company pleadid double enany , (2,000 tons Vo leave. trom pier No. & Nort! M. precisely, for Punta Aronas 2, connecting with the favorit RRA NLVADA, (2,000 tons burthen,) ov asit route, having but twerve mites 01 on by first class carriages. sted in their ventilocion and sc uormation or passage, apply only N, agent, No. Bowling Green. Lot- Lettre 2b conte per hal! srthen, ) There shippers will observe that the vessels of this line tinish their loading in ten to twelve days afwr cowing to the berth, ano are not detained for want of (reght, bart have prompt dirpatch. For balance of freight, at lowest rates, SUTTON & CO., without detention, apply to pb OF DAY b os Toail sto Uavana, via mail steamship ‘Lia hereafter car fie, aud will anys line at jen the mails fro: ect with t A whip ISABEL, .—the splendid Uni 1, Wm. Rollins, commanier, wil! Charleston for the ‘Paei- 1.8. Meil Steamship Com ana for Aqpinwell. Charleston on the 4th and 19th of cach montis, | leaves Havane on the 10th and 25th of each mont! TRALIA—FRED PASSAGE—PIONE rying United States mails.—The subseriber, under do States Tho Tkabel will Apply to MORDECAI & CO., 110 East Bay, Charleston, 8. €. t LINE, ak ecniract with the government of New South Wales, { Prepared to, convey pessongers in the clipper sii PMUPIC, to Sydney, paying part passage hore, balance paid after arrival, ‘and employment guaraateed at cur rept rate of wages, which are ¢normous. Paskage.—The beautiful A “USTRALIA.—INDEPENDENT LINE—SIXTY DAYS oli B. W. CAMEAON, 116 Wall street, r bhip EASTERN ‘Tat, 1,400 tons burthen, Simon loss, commander, will have immediate despatch for Melbourne, Vort Mhil- lip. The above ship is cnly two years ol, and bas proved herself very fast. passengers are of the very best, bot uraber wi For freight or passage. at low ELLIOT, 145 Pearl wtrevt South street. cabii, and as onty a limi apphcation is neceesary, rues, apply to ARK. Richardson & Co. ‘TRAMSHIP n ocean st en pure} The ? nd moat expeditious ot arrangement oh advant ods to the freight ree MELORY B. CRO EW YORK A Her accommoiations in first and aoc for I bo taken, early ed by @ new company, will bo con- ou the came route, under the nano of Cromwell's se powerful and tirst st in perivet order, ani the he Haltimere and Ohio ned t wo mate this the freight route for the ages Westy iving the best cai The hy siness of the line will be conducted by ELL, at tho company's office, corner of Albany and Washington streets. Baltimore and Ohio Company, their cars will connect with these Cepot, Baltimore, and all goods he saortest possible vin», Locust Point warehouse, W! ppPEA may re. and greatest ) NEW ORLEANS STKAMSHIP COM. pany.—Fir New Orleans—etopping at Havana— Wanton, United States mail. ‘the steamship BLACK J... Balloch, commander, it now receiviag freight and will sail for the above ports on Saturday, December Oth, at 12 ’el North River. Mobvile, consigned to our mente ia) irom pier at foot of Deach for the interior and for jw Orie |, dames Comnoly & Co., will be forwarded free of commissions. Passengers for Hava: Teaving rR For fre BION, CROCHERON & N. B.—The Cahawba, before ure paasporte it or ) apply to LIVING- Tgents Brn . Sehufeldt, way. commander, will succeed the Black Warrior, and enil Tuesday, Dec. evening previous to Pills of lading must be sent in for signing the ship sailing. R SAVANNAH—FARE REDUCED—THE UNITED Bisse mail steamshep heeges STATE, Capt. R. ry poe a ge ‘bor following Wedni A SCRANTON & TALLMAN, No. 10 1ooms may be sccured. OR FO! us The United’ States mall fiver, gn Ratorang, td on Five fa Norfolk the next Richmond the following ‘thro ete from to lenvo Aran in New York! ap, where state AND RICHMOND.— gerry pg pier will leave 13 Ne Dec. ®, at 3o’clock P. M.; will afternoon, 5 end Petersburg and sengers for the South proceed 6 veaeed tick ‘eldon "wi Aeewete, de. Faas to fre to Nero, 6 fete MtobLaM PideaNts, dice’ ub iy ‘OR SAVANNAH AND FLORTDA— STA’ F Jine.—The new and splendid | ship - , Capt. Geo. R. Sckenck, will leave New Y« for Sa- ¥i Wednesday, Dec. 6, from 4 tiver, at 3 Gelock precisely, Bille rigned by ths of rd. For freight or passage, 18 » Por enew from New York to ‘Incksonville KNOXVILLE, eave onfaturday, Dec. 9. Capt. C, $31; D. WARTS. GENTEFL WOMAN WAN cogh, washer au ironer work. Can give good eit; renee. at 42 Eixth venue, feet, between A SITUATION AS to do general house. Gall for two days and , teenth etreet SITUATION WANTED! 4 RESPECTABLE Scotch girl, who has the beet of references, as Burse Id like & «(uation as houskeeper Inquiie at 722 Broadway for PROTESTANT YOUNG Wo AN WISHES A SITUA ton as chambermaid er to take care of children, as NO Objecti othe peners! housework of s small family. Hlease ¢ » Howson street, fourth floor, front room, for (hree days YOUNG WOMAN WISH/® A SITUATION IN either a hotel or private (amily; guod references will be given, Inquire at Sin 1 t avenue, in the candy CLISH GIRL WANTS A ser and ironer, or te k I Cauily; ise good baker, and will be found wilting iigings Please calles 8€8 Third avenue, between Tweoiy-lourth ana Twenty- fifth streets, Can be seen for twe YOUNG WOMA WANTS A SITUATION TO DO general houresork in a smell family. Can give good city reference, Call at 1° Kast Kleventh street, third floor, front rcom. DISTRESSED WIDOW HAS A FEMALE CHILD, TEN months oli, to be given to aiopt. Apply at No. 20 Madisou street, front barement COMPETENT WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS cook; perfectly unders branches. floor, s her business in all ite, Flease cali at 24) Grecawich street, frat. NTS A SITUATION rstands the care of up fine linen and de rence. Apply at 108 an infant from its birt Iain sewing. Haw go Rant Thirteenth RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT WOMAN WISHES TO A take a child to buard, from two to four years oli, faving po children of her own. Can be seen for two dayr, at hei pla YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SIZ AA maid and waiter, or ing; has no objection to take care well recommended from her lant two days at 118 Amity street, rewr building. LADY WANTS A SITUATION 10 TEACH ENGLISH ‘writing and arithmetic, nl: broidery and fancy Work; cuts and makes children i 8; th oc long experience in teaching chilureu under ten years wick would go weekly or deliy; would go Bouth.> Refer given and required, Fleas address, for one week ‘7 Twenty-vighth street, between Sixth and Sev avenues. YOUNG FRENCH PER-ON, (\ROTESTANT,) WHO can spenk Engiish, wishes # situation to do sewinx dr chambermaid; she can make children’s clothes, Ad dress between 10 and4 o clock, at 257 Hudson street second floor. ‘| SITUATION IS WANTED BY A GERMAN PRO testant woman, es cook and to assist in washing andironing. Inquire at No. uty Bowery. YOUNG LAOY—WHO SPEAKS FRENCH, ENGLISH and German, wishes an engagement as companion, a governess to young chitven. Has no obgotion to a dertake housekeeping. Address E. 8., No. street, near Kighth avenue. RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIKL WANTS A SITUA- tion to do housework in private family, or to do Plain cooking, washing, ironing, or chamberwork and plain sewing. Best of city reterence can be given. Can be seen for two days, at 48 Marion street, in the rear, first floor, RESPECTABLK WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION IN & private family. Isa good cook, and would assist fn washing; and is capable vi taking tituation as laun- her last place. dress, Good recommendations from Please call at 22 Seventh avenue, for two days. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITU- A ation an peg Te ri pea naeeis rie sehe fe ‘good sewer, and can ply the needle at ap: sew ine? can be'seen for three days at No. 1 Forty-Ast at. A RESPECTABLE GERMAN GIRL, JUST DISEN gaged from a situation in Brooklyn, (the family " io faving gone to Boston,) wishes to 1 Brooklyn cr New York, as chambermaid, or care of children and ansist in general housework, Please ad- dress 3. 8., 26 Mott street. The advertiser speaks the English language well. LADY PARTING WITH A RESPECTABLE GIRi. would like to obtain a eituation for her to do chamberwork and waiting. Please call at 77 St. Mark’s place, Kighth street, for two days. N AMERICAN GIRL IS DESIROUS OF OBTAINING # situation as chambermaid, or general” house. Work preferred, for two days TUATION 000K, OUNG WOMAN WANTS AS AN ‘ami to do general housework; has the best ot chy renees. Can be seen for two days, at 342 th street, between First and Second avenues, third Dg back room. ee" RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHFS A SIv- nation to do the cooking, washing and iroming of a respectsble family. The best of cit ty Dee Aad be given from her last place, where she lived three years. Please apply at No. 4 ‘Twenty-foarth street, near the Sixth avenue. Can be seem for two daya if not engaged. ” YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUATION TO Do A general housework, chamberwork, waiting or plain sewing; is fond of children, in willing to make if useiul. Can have good city reterence. Call at No. 48 Bammond strect, in the rear, PRACTICAL CONFECTIONER WANTED—A FRENCH orGerman confectioner; must be @ thorough, practical man. Addrees, with hame and realdenes, a D. 8. Bonestel, Herald office. RESPECTABLE LADY, WELL ACQUAINTED. WITH A dressmaking, wishes to go out by the day or week. Fease call at 108 Perry street, where dressmaking, em broidery, &c., can be done in the best mannery several apprentic rs ed. SITUATION WANTHD--BY A YOUNG AMERICAN e lady, a8 housekeeper in a private family, or asa fady’s companion: has no objection to goseath, Good reference given. For particulars please address M. L. Y., Nework Post Office : RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES TO GO OUT BY the day, week or month; cao cut and Git children’s se; is A good shirt maker and can do all kinds of ly tewing. Pleaxo call at 123 Twelfth street, be- Fifth sud Sixth avenues, for one week. as coachman ina private family, Has ihe best of reference from his last employer for the last three years; and would make him-elf Use. ful if required. Plenge call at 210 Twenty- ‘treet, between First and Second avenues. RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT WOMAN WISHES to take charge of a child from two to four ole; has no children of her own: wishes to take it toherown hovse to board. Can be seem at her resi donew, 100 Fast Twenty-ceventh street. S GARDENER,—A YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITv- ZV ation in » email place; wae assistant ina one, “here there was forcing and greenhouses to ai to. Apply to W. Fitzpatrick, flor-st, &e., comer nth sireet and Proadway. Good reference given. YOUNG MARRIED GENTLEMAN, OF - 4 ble family, who is thoroughly acquainted the brelish, French and German ianguages, desires @ situa tlon in & first rate merchant's house. Addrena, by le*- ter, 8, L., Herald offiee. FRMAN APOUT THIRTY YEARS OLD, P «idew his own language English and rome understends thoroughly bookkeeping, and double entry, at present engared nx boo! im- porting bo wither to exe place an- i other one ie an correct in accounts and iz to make hi use fuline wranch. Can zive the best ; alee. that of his present employer. Address 157 B. D., Herai office, A YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA’ AS chombermaid and fine washer and sewer, The best of reference from her last pl if re. quired. ease call at 62 Spring street, in front . for two days. it, and Pat Ome a ‘armine er. ¥ OOKS, | WAITFRS, 1.8 male domestics provaet for every station In rots Jar hg Union ure. *, RUG CLERK WANTFD—ONE WHO THOROUGHLY ‘anderstanda the retail and tiption bunines atic ener cemuireanit fersoene ea “! i Call at the clothing store, « aad Nasran streets, where an interview can = ; 4 1, For Balonee o- See i Stig peated, 00 Faxt Twenty-seventh street. +