The New York Herald Newspaper, December 11, 1854, Page 2

ABTERTINEWENTS RENEWED EVERY BAY. ae ee ee ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young womaa, to do Blain cooking, washing and fron ng; has no objection to do general housework in a mall family; no objection to go to the country. The very best of city reference given from her last Pheace call at 18 Sixth street, between Second and Third avenues, back basement. mot engaged. TANTED—A SITUATION, AS WET NURSE, BY A respectable American woman. Apply at 163 Waverley place, for two days. Can be seem for two days if ANTED—A SITUAVION, AS SEAMSTRESS AND dressmaker in a family, by one whois fully com- ent to cut and Gt ladies’ dresses in the bést manner. dewell recommended a4 to character and capadi- Mty. Inquire for Miss Mooner, 190 Laurens street. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE girl, todo general housework, or would do han and waiting or plain sewing. =. fe we ay Feference if required. Please call at 131 t eth street, between Seventh and Kighth avenues, ‘the store. Can be seen for two ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE girl, who understands cooking, washiag and dwoning, and ean bake well. Can be seen, for two days, et 131 East Twenty-sixth street, between Second and ‘Third avenue: ANTED —A YOUNG LADY WISHES A SITUATION as chamnbermaid, in a private family; is capable ef doing general housework, Please inquire, for two days, at 87 Elm street, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, a4 cook; no objections to general housework fora «mall family.’ Good references given. Apply at 22 Columbia street, corner of Amity, South Besvkiyn. Can-be sour for two days. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A MOST ACTIVE young girlof seventeen years; she is a capable nurre, a neat sewer, and a gond ehambermai:l eau do light hous+work, and wash and iren for the uursery in a private family, or with alady who boards; hae vichteen months city reference; would like $3 30 or $4 per month. Call at 323 First avenue, first tloor, Back room, W2XIE0—A | SITUATION | 43. COACHMAN | Oi groom, by a young man, whe in every respect knows his business—the care’ and managenent of horses, carriuges, ke. He is a steady, careful drtver, and can wait at table when required, which his rete: rences will slow. Apply for P. L,, at’ Mr, Sogee’s, har wens maker, 526 Broadway, corner of Tweifth street, for two days 7 ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A COMPETENT YOUNG woman as housemaid and waiter, or housemaid and to take care of children. The best city reference =a from her last place, where she lived over t vo years. ase call at 218 ‘t avenue, near Thirteenth street, east side, in the grocery store, Can be seen fort Wars SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, aa cook, and to assist in washing day and ironing. Apply at No. 3 Sixth street. Good city re- ference. J ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A CREOLE WOMAN, i Apply at No 76 Twelfth streets. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A situation as seamstress or chambermaid, in a re- spectable family. Please apply at 229 Twenty-fourth wtreet, corner of Seventh avenue, second floor, back room, | 'y Dermaid, fine sewer and waiter. reference from the last place necessary. Call after nine A. M., st 126 West Fourteenth street, between Seventh and Eighth ‘ANTED—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, WITH fresh breast of mil @ charge of an infant. Apply for two days at 28 Hammond street. ‘ANTED—AN AMERICAN OR ENGLISH WOMAN, to assist in the care of a child and do genera! housework in a small family. Address, giving expe- rience and qualifications, Mrs. Blank, way Post Ofice, ANTED—BY A YOUTH, NINETEEN YEARS 01 ‘age, who has some knowledge of the buainess, « Situation in a large wholesale and retail good or fancy dry and silk store. Salary of less con: sideration than improvement. References . Ad W., 16034 South Second street, iphia. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN, AS head waiter in a respectable house. His last employer, with whom he had been for a considerable time, sold out, which was his reason for leaving. The advertiser can furnish bis employer with as many dining room girls as he wishes, who perfectly understand their business, or men if they are required. Has the best of city and country reference. Can be seen for two days at his present situation, 8t. Louis Hotel, corner of Church and Chambers streets. Any note sent to P. E. D. will be punctually attended to. ‘ANTED—A SMART YOUNG MAN, TO ASSIST AS extra night waiter. Apply in the saloon, corner of Broadway and Thirteenth street. ANTED—A YOUNG GENTLEMAN TO ACCOMPANY 8 person about to start upon a professional tour. $100 will be required as security. ‘This is a chance by which the applicant will realise @ considerable amount during the winter. Good references required. Address “Herald,” Herald office. WANTDTA YOUNG MAN 43 BARKEEPER; ONE who understands the business, and can give good bility ort reference as to character for sobriety and a may apply at the Shades Hotel, corner Trinity p Th street, this day, before 12 o’clock. ANTED—THREE YOUNG MEN; BUSINESS PER- manent, light and ble; salary liberal. Also, two to go Weat, with # small capital; and » Ger- man that perfestly understands Bnglish, with a cash capital of 6100, to take charge of a Dusiness ta the city. Apply to T. BOYCE & CO., 78 Nassau street. ANTED—ONE OR TWO YOUNG MEN OF GOOD address and businers habits, to solicit orders for a new and popular work. Good wages, or commission, will be paid. “Apply to J. B. FORD, 56 Dey street, fourth oor. Waxman INTELLIGENT BOY, OF ABOUT fourteen years of age, {rom a respectable family; one who is willing to make himself generally useful. Inquire at No. 4 William atreet, up stairs, ‘ANTED—AT THE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 341 Broadway, basement, clerks, school teachers, talesmen, conductors, baggaemen, brakemen, porters, Darkeepers, coachmen, boys to learn trades, Charges moderate. THOS. SPINK, Agent. OUNG MEN WANTED WITH A CAPITAL OF FROM $5 to $25, in a business that pays from $3 to $8 & day, above expenses; also, a man with # cash capital of from $160 to $200, to take charge of a branch olfice in Cincinnati. This is a rare chance for young men from the city or country. Apply, or address P. F, HARRIS, publishers, 102 Nassau street, New York. ANTED BY A SHIPMASTER, OF TWENTY YEARS experience, a situation; is well acquainted with ‘the India and South Am n trade, from river Ama- son to La Platte; has just returned from California, Aus- tralia, and India. Can give the best of reference from ‘the first merchants in the city. A line addressed to H., 167 Sands street, Brooklyn, will be attended to. ANTED—BY A WIDOW WITHOUT INCUMBRANCE, & situation as housekeeper to a small family; % well acquainted with all kinds of housework, can cut and make all kinds of children’s clothing. Compensation mot so much an object as a comfortable home. No ob: Petions tothe country, or take charge of an infant. ell acquainted with taking charge of the sick. Please apply at 107 East Thirteenth street, first Moor. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE MIDDLE-AGED woman, a situation aa nurse for the sick, or as ousekeeper or children’s nurse; understands the care ef children from their birth by many years’ experinnce in her own family. No objections to do housework of a small family. Apply at 315 Ninth street, between avenues Band C. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE SCOTCH GIRL, A situation as chambermaid or waiter, in a private Can be seen at 129 Samily. Has good city reference. ‘West Kighteenth street, basement. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE fresh ‘OMAN, WITH A reast of milk, to take charge of ‘an infant e. Please call at 175 Thuty-third street, e Firstand Second avenues. Inquire of Mrs. Daffy, fourth floer, front room. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A situation, aa Iaundress or chambermaid, and to 40 fine washing and ironing. Good city reference given. Pleace call at 226 Firat avenue, third floor, front room. TANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE ENGLISH WO- man, a situation as cook, and to do washi.; and froning, in a good family. Apply at 310 West fwenty- w#ixth stieet, between Tenth and Eleventh avenues. Can Be seen for two days. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA- tion, a8 nurse and seamstress; is capable of taking care of children; has no objection to gom the eoun'ry; is willing to do the housework of a small family, and see to children, Has good reference. Please eal, for two days, at 256 Mott street. ANTED—BY A_ RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT young woman with a fresh breast of milk, a situ- wt nurse. Inquire at 118 Wooster street, trom wok, for Mrs. Adaws. Can be seen for two rs IARRIED WO"1AN, » residence, h iu, o> eall, for kP—BY A RESPECTA!1. a baby to wet nurse at her wnexceptionable city reference. @ays, at 229 East Nineteenth street Ww: TED—BY A PROTESTANT Y: Situation to take care of childres work and plain sewing. Call at 151 third floor. ANTED—BY TWO RFSPECTA 3LE YOUNG WOMEN, situations to do general housework; one a l’rotes- ri \ Jo chamber waverley piace, | tant. Both have good city reference. No’ objectivas to the country. Please call at 105 Eleventh street, secon | cor, back x Wome y A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION to do the general housework of a small private family, or bas no objection to do chamberwork and Washing; no objections to the country. The best of Reference can be given. Apply at ANTED—BY Vv lady, two or three children to board, between teu ‘and six years of age. fvery attention will be paid to they can be educated by one of the ladies super Mmtending the department. Inquire of Mrs. Arnette, 210 Twenty-fifth street, betweon Eighth and Ninth avenues ANTED—BY A RE TABLE PROTESTANT GEt: man, a situation as scam-tress; can make ladies’ Greases, cut and fit all kinds of family work. The best ef references will be given. Please to call or address ‘W194, East Thirteenth street, between Second and Third avenves. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG situation as chambermail and ebambermaid and to assist in washing ; Best of c rence can be given, Please call for true @ays, at 150 Twenty-first street, between Second aud Third avenues, first floor, front room. ANTED—BY A W tion to co general bow family; ix » good waster and ironer and plain coo! no objections to go in the country: has good city ence. Can be seen until engage, at 64 Charlton stivet corner of Varick. ANTED—BY A YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN, A Protestant, with fresh breast of :ailk, » situation a6 vet purse, Good reference given. May be seen at 25 ‘West Eighteenth street, between Filth and Sixth ave: mues, from 11 o'clock A. ¥ 5 WOMAN, RESVRCTABLE GIRL, A SITUA- ork ‘a @ small private has J ANTEKD—BY A RESP 8 situation a chambermaid, wait Apply at 25 East Twentieth «treet, two Broailway ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN, with her first baby, a situation aa wet nurse in « Peapectable Protestant family; i¢ willing to assi«t fmg. and is fully capable of taking care of an Please call at 144 East Eighteenth street, third fo ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, & situation as cook, washer and ironer in a pri vate family; bas no objection to do the general hous work of a small family The best of city refer from her last place. Please call, for tliree days, 28 City Holl place. - ANTRD—BY =SPECTABLE + WOMAN situation in some respectable private (amily ehambermaid or to take care of children. Has been the last three years in the capacity of chiliren’s ms in one private family. Would prefer up town or Br Jyn, Address M. 1), Herald Office, stating where to Wrenn A RESPRCTAL ation ax first rate cook, un ren Would do part of th bing, Good city ref t 90 Chrystie street in the rear, betwooa Can be seen for two days plain cook or chambermaid, andironer. Has no objections to “g Has good reference. Please call at 257 detween Twenty-sixth and Twenty-se ond floor, back room, for two days ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, 4 situation as waiter and to do chamberwork; woull wake herself gencrally useful. Good city relerence from iast place, where she lived two years May be seen at 230 Mulberry street, in the rear, for two days. ANTED—IN A SMALL, FAMILY, A NEAT GiRl, who understands and is willing to do the pemeral housework. Apply immediately at b42 Groen grich street. 10 MEN WANTED—WITH A CASH CAPITAL OF $100 to.engage in a business that will net $5 per day. Apply.to Brown & Brother, 321 Spring street, person, oF enciose 12 cents in stamps, and @ specimen of the article, with full particulars, will be seat by re turn mail GENTEEL THREE A bath, &., to let, and furniture, which Is new au in good order, for sale. A part of the money paid down, valance cn time. ‘The house Is in.» good nelguborhood, and mnmediate possession will be given if required. Bedding, linen, crockery and furniture, all new within the last aixty days; or would be let, toa small, genteel, responsible family, for $125 per month, with every ar- ticle necessary for housekeeping. Call on BILLINGS & TUCKER, 371 Broadway. OUSE TO TO LET—IN THE VICINITY OF BROAD- way, Chambers street and the Hudson River Rail- Toad depot; rent $650, Furniture for sale, which is good—price about $700. The house ean also be had af- ter May uext. Apply to B. W. RICHARDS, 307 Broad- way, Pps OF A FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET, FURNISH: ed, (without board) a large parlor, with a privilege in the kitchen for cooking, toa gentleman and wife, ina private family. If required voard would be given. Meals sent to the room. Best references given and re- quired, Apply at 112 Sullivan st. \TORE TO LET—420 WEST STREET: A FIRST RATE stand, for a grocery or liquorf or clothing, or feed store, ot for almost any kind of business; and also room: and bed rooms to let. Apply to Thomas Butler, up stairs, front room; rent low. CLOTHIKRS.—THE LEASE OF STORE AND FIX- tures for sale, of an old clothing stand, one of the the city, 199 South street, near Catherine ferry. BE LET—THE NEW STERLING HOTEL, BRIDGE- port, Conn, This new and spacious hotel, being che largest in tne State, is situated in the centre of the vity of Bridgeport. It is 150 feet in frout and 145 feet in depth, forming @ block four stories in height. It ia fin- iahed in handsome style, having gas and water through the house, and all the modern improvemeuts of a first class hotel. The parlors and rooms are large, and the dining room nearly 100 feet ia length. The corridors‘are mostly 10 feet in width, and are over 1,200 feet in length, ring the house a spacious and airy appearance. ‘There js a large yard attached to the premises, with stables in tho rear. “Toa person well acquainted with hotel-eep- ing, it will be leased on reasonable terms. A fuller de scription can be had by appling to P. T. BARNUM, in New York, or at the hotell, in rt. (0 LET—THE SECOND FLOOR OF A BRICK HOUSE, consisting of three rooms, with closets; rent mo- detate to good tenant. Inquire at 126 Hamersly street ) LETIN THE VICINITY OF FRANKLIN AND Hudson streets, in a good neighborhood, a very nice ‘wo story attic and ‘basement house, desirable to any persod wishing to reside down town. Rent $500. Furni- ture for sale. Termseasy. Apply to 8. W. RICHARDS, 3807 Broadway. ‘ 'y70 LEV IN ONE OF THE FINEST STREETS IN THE upper part of the city, a house, with all the modern improvements, at a low rent, with lease. Furniture for sale, which is new, at @ bargain, Apply to K. B. KIN- SHIMER, No. 219 Kourth avenue. 0 LET—IN WILLIAMSBURG, TO A SMALL CEN- teel family, © new elegant brick cottage, six roums, French windows, marble mantela, iron balcony, base ment cellars. Stages pass the door. Rent $200 per year. Inquire of Dr. LORETTE, 452 Grand street, Wil- liamsburg. LET—AN OFFICE IN THE UPPER PART OF Broadway, very desirable for any business or light manufactaring, where an advertising locale ia required. Rent $20 per month, in adv: Apply at 1,049 Broad- way, near Twenty-ninth street. HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C. T BAZAAR 31 CROSBY STREET—ON MONDAY, AT 12 o'clock, will be suld twenty horses, suitable for all purposes; also wagon, harness, saddlen, bridles, &c. ‘JOHN H. GATFIELD, Proprietor. Fro fe SORREL GELDING, THOROUGH bred, being got by imported Trastee, data, out of a Norgaw mare, by Eclipse, 4 years old, 16 hands high, and laultiess in proportions—a stylish driver, Car cot a mile in 33g minutes, and of great endurance, and w vulé make a splendid match or tamily horse, Can be seoa at the stable of the Hudson river steam saw mill, tout of West Forty-tifth street, OR SALE~A BAY HORSE, 15% HANDS HIGH, five and «half years old,” sound and a stylish iriver; also, a bugey wagon, with top, built by Wood fomiinson & Co., aud a set of single ‘harness; "also, # handsome pung, in perfect order, and a strap of belts Apply at Thempson’s stable, 110 Kast Thirteenth strest. FF" SALE—A RAY MARE, SIXTEEN HANDS HIGH, nine years old, warranted sound and kind in every ferpeet, and suitable for any work. ays. ‘Inquire at 242 Monroe street. To be seen for two QILEIGH FOR SALE—A BEAUTIFUL SLEIGH FOR ‘ two horses, with shafts, lined, eastern make; will seat four or six ; has been used only five times, and is just ag gocd as new. Can be seen at Elderd’s stable, Iwenty-eighth street, near Fifth avenue. Ask for Mr. Livermore's coachman, who will show it. Inquire at 44 xchange place, for price, &e. QIEGHS, SLEIGHS.—THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE ) band a lot of their make of sleighs, which they offer for sale at 118 Warren street, at manufacturers’ prices. Those wishing to order sleighs for the coming winter will please do so immediately. ORDWAY & ELMER, ” - WATCHES, JEWEL TENTS FINE GOLD CALIPORNTA DIAMOND OLUS. ter breast pina, equal to the real diamond, with in, $5; without chain, $4. These pine can be sen‘ by mail to any part of the United States. All orders sally attended to by addressing L. & J. JACOUS, way CALIFORNIA — DIAMO! price $10; the same siza real We do not ask you to pur ry one to call and see them, thing else. Civility gratia, L. & J. JACOBS, 407 Broadway. RESTAURANTS, THIS DAY, AT THE BAY STATE ex's hotel, 145 and 147 Luigings, 38. per night m INGe HAVE CHANGED From OM to New At Mamber Tw Since Infant Frederick died. T FOURTH ‘NEAR PLACE. kee See bes q FRANKLIN ST., FIRST HOUSE WEST OF BROAD- way, two parlors onthe first floor, sitting and large Nee neue. Se: cee seen a Yelets azo, be or —_ mingle peatly furnished, as lodgings for gentle- men. Breakfast pAb required. ines strict- _y observed. LISPENARD STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.—A large front and back room, on the second floor, mely furnished, to let, without board. N ELEGANT 8 SITE OF HANDSOMELY FURNISHED plan, tos family or iy of gentlemen. The accommodations are first and suitable for those only who can enjoy good living Apply from 10 A. M. to4P. M. at 38 Clinton place. N ISHED PARLOR AND BEDROOM WANT- ‘ed, with board, in a genteel family where there are no boarders whatever, by a gentleman and wife; the Dest of reference required. Address box 138 Herali rs AL "tenlleton andblowitry aipn tee goutioess com yen! an ia H two men can Peaccommodated with board, i teense street. LADY, HAVING MORE ROOM THAN SHE RE- quires, in Fourth avenue, near Madison sane a room for $6 week, or parlor and bedrocm for $7, with- out board—gas, bath, fire, &c., included. Address Mrs. PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVING EXCELLENT PARLOR A and other accommodation, desire s few respectable Boarders; A let to a gentleman a very handsomely furni: D. M., Union square Post Office. married parties, single ladies’ or gentlemen; also well adap ed fora physician; dinner at ix 0’clock; references exchanged. Please call at 204 West Twentieth street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues, SYRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY HAVING MORE room than they require, would like to accommo- a few single gentlemen with comfortably furaished rooms, with or without breaktast and tea, at 94 West Twenty-seventh street, between Sixth and Seventh ave- nues. The house is large, with all the modern improve- ments, bath, gas, ke., and every endeavor will be made to promote comfort.” « GENTLEMAN AND LADY CAN HAVE A WELL A furnished reom, with board for the lady, aud par- Hal board for the wentleman if desired, on very reason- able terms, at 55 Watts atreet, two dours from the cor- ner of Canal and Hudson streets. SPLENDID FURNISHED ROOM, WITH ONE OR two bedrooms attached, to let in a private house with all the modern improvements ; also a small room suitable for one gentleman. Apply at 98 Prince street, ‘a few doors west of Broadway. HANDSOME PARLOR AND BEDROOM COMMUNI- cating, also a single room, to let, furnished, in a first class house, in a small private femily, with partial board sent to the room if required. Apply at 168 Spring street. Location near Thompson street. Boni IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.—A PRIVATE FA- yu mily, residing within one minute’s walk of the th ferry, Brooklyn, will be happy to receive one or two gentlemen, or a gentleman and Ne wife, as iaroates. Both koglish and French spoken by the family. Din- ner hour, six o'clock. A) EY, at 37 Pacific street, Brooklyn, between Hicks ond mry. OARD DOWN TOWN—TWO OR THREE GENTLE- men can be accommodated with board in a private family. Apply st 288 Greenwich st., near Chambers. OARD OR HOUSEKEEPING—A WIDOW, WITHOUT family, wishes to let a furnished room, and bed- Foum, if desired, to a gentleman and lady, with board for lady, or would jet the same, with convenience for housekeeping, on very moderate terms. Call at 314 Se- cond street. OARD AT 108 AND 108 EAST FOURTEENTH STREET, ‘a few desirable rooms, with board, may be secured by single gentlemen or families (without children), on immediate application as above. The houses are new, first clans and newly furaished with all the modern im provements, &c., &c. References exchanged. OARD.—A SUIT OF HANDSOMELY FURNISHED apartments for a family, with private table if re- quired; also, rooms for single gentlemen. Apply at 619 and 651 Broadway, « few doors above Bleecker street. OARD—WIFH ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, in a first clans house in ‘Tenth street, uear Broad- way, suitable for families or single gentlemen, replete with all the modern improvements. French and Spanish spoken, Dinner at 6, References given and required. Apply st 101 Tenth street, OARD—FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, WITH FULL or partial board, in a private house, ‘suitable for » gentleman ard his wile, or ingle gentlemen. “Apply at 14 Franklin street. OARD.—TO LET TO A GENTLEMAN AND HIS wife, or to single gentlemen, the second story front room, handsomely furuished, with partial board for the gentlemen. The house nt, and contains all the modern improvements. Plea: ly at 284 Kaut Twelfth street, two blocks from Broadway. Be ENTERL PRIVATE AMERICAN FAMILY will let, with board, fire, and gaslight, a large parlor on first floor for $10 .per week to 4 gentleman and wife, Any party desirous of a pleasant and agree able home for the winter, will find the above desirable. Apply at 180 Nineteonth street, near Second avenu. Unexeeptional reference given and required. OARD.—FRONT PARLOR, FIRST FLOOR, FOR gentleman and wife, or single gentlemen. Respect able mechanics wishing ‘clean, comfortably furnishes rooms, will find good winter quarters at 33 Forsyth street, near Walker. A stove on third floor for genera! comfort; single or double beds, Terms reasonable. OARD.—A SMALL NEW ENGLAND FAMILY, WITH- out children, residing in Washington avenue, Brook- lyn, would accommodate a gentleman and wife, or a sin- gle gentleman, with » very pleasant room and board, on reasonable terms. Residence within a few steps of ‘the Fulton avenue cars, and in the most delightful part of the city. Address Hard Times, Herald office. OARD WANTED—BY A LADY, IN A GENTEEL family, where lessons to adults in English, writing and arithmetic, or piano, would be taken wholly or in part payment. Address Y. Z., Herald office. POLITICAL. rit ore nee East Ry i peng —FOR SALE—A HOTEL WITH AN EX- TA REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THE) 54 west y.—Mr. UIE classes 2.00 cellent bar, billiard rooms, dining sa- A mocratic hoe General Committee of open. at any time. Deys—Mon- and accommodations for ferty boarders. The we ome w York, held at St I faye and P. M., for gentlemen; Wed- is well established, and is aflourishing busi- | tute, on Thu: , the 7th day of , 1864, @endey at 12 noon and 3} afternoon, for | ness. Would suita German. Apply at 102 | fe were had:— ladies, misses and masters. Circulars asabove, | Nassau street, room No. 9. PURDY & Co. — dag 4 on ot tho Gorentecnth - — revatirre , : e Eleven’ : DODWORTH’S DANCING ACADEMY, NO. 800 000% SALE—A SUPERIOR CONFEC- ¥y appointed Chairman, pro tem, ef' the Con Broadway, opposite Eleventh street, = now open 5 tionary and syster saloon for ladies and and on motion of Mr. Dunn, of the reception of whe cas commence at any | gen’ , With a fine ttached, located on a Sweeny, of the same ward, was unani time. and ‘linia on Wednesdays and Batur- 't thoroughfare, and fitted up ia an elegant manner. Secretary pro tem. Mr. Sinclair, of thes days et 3 and 4 P. M.; gentlemen on Wednesdays, 0 apy one Wishing a place of this kind it offers supe- moved that the committee adjoarn to n ys, and every other Friday, at 7. .M. Prae- | rior inducements. Apply at 102 Nasiau street, room wext. The motion was put and lost. ticing assembies So turday evenings for and | No. 9. PURDY & CO. nen meee, of the Eighteenth ward, offered the itlemen. "Monthly solreee con. resolution:— Eiste hours tea terms of instruction, can be had 1 500 STOCK IN A GOOD DIVIDEND PAYING Rerelved, That a committee of three be Pegs «tape pa eogpligty apary Hage ‘will be sold | the chair to prepare a call for the election of the oe ee at can be sold at | general committee, and that they report to this tf ANCING.—MORE NEW CLASSES—JI., DE G. | the Stock Exchange. G. M. A., box 1,424 Post Mr. , of the Ninth w |, moved to amend Fm Tes, 901 Breese eioeel, 35 soe 5 4 Office. Bag hips ry the number of the commit] classes, mmence . ve. onal 0 taught im one course ef lessons. $1 ° 0 TO $1,500.—HOTEL AND DINING SA- ‘The amendment was accepted, and the resolution, Private lessons at various hours. Svirees Wednesday loon for sale; unequalled chance fora | amended, was unanimously ad 4 nights. Preng tion, The priaton of the Fusing mbslrean Sppointed the committee Fulton 7 jas 2 et ire D. Ey 4 ONS. G. MIRASOLE’S DANCING ‘ACADEMY being obliged to go South this week, effers (this day, Marsh, of the Tenth ward; John ¥, gavage Samet 16 Bond street. Hours for ladies from 9A. M. til | Oniy) his establishment for the above sum, cash. ‘Tho | Firth ward; William Sinclate of tee ated ese: 3 ed gos urns nace Mage boy ety lg jag rian loon con ia goer 08 tol 2 seed business, Insured for | Walter Joyce, of the Second ward, hour of closing tended ML. ,000; really wor . Over beds committee took reeess of fifteen Jessons will be given at all hours. i bouse, which overpay the iesagliete 292 years foase; kis dir o a % ROFEREOR BOND'S DANCING ater at hus rooms, | complete.” Apply’ immediately to D: ELMORE, on the MN rorted the (leiog Paine Fae ery and. Delaney street; a and | Premisen ), That the democratic republican electors emcee roe cease Maer) 1 at oeeeean, Loenters ILLIARD ROOM FOR SALE—IN A GOop roca. | the city and county of New, Yark, frlendly to rg piggy poe moony tier Sere ce tee tion, and now doing a splendid business. This inan | nomnst seme wl Lag dha an anvenmle or inqnize ot beg excellent chance for s young man with a small capital, | their respective wards on, Monday, teenth day who is desirous of making s safe investment. Inquire | December inst., between the hours of six and sev —DRUGS.—A PARTNER WANTED IN A ‘an established wholesale ving from $3,000 to $5,000 in cash. For address Chemist, Herald office, 3.000 —WANTED, A MAN, WITH THE UU ie, abeve sum ia, chal, to take the en- charge of a ate), Tren table business, Drauch of a house Phy Dore Senace tn con Shear 36,06 in six months, if a business man, For an interview, addrena Water, Herald office. 1 200. —WANTED, A GENTLEMAN WITH ° Je. this amount totake equal interest in the best business in New York city; also, two men wit $300 each, to act as equal partners in the grocery busi- ness, Men of good business habits may apply to E. Mc- MAHON, 176 Chatham street. —IF REQUIRED CAN RAISE $1,500.—A young man (American) with the above capital, wishes to engage in some profitable business. Address W.B., Paterson, N.J., stating business and where an interview may be bad. 3 —A PARTNER IN A LEGITIMATE FIRST class exhibition, to open on Broadway. From $50 to $100 per week can ‘be easily realized. For culars call on HARSANTE, T Thompson stret, frou toll A.M. and 1 to 3P.M. Security given for the money. N ACTIVE BUSIN! MAN IS WANTED, TO EN- gage as partner in an established profitable cash siness; $200 to $300 in money will be required, or a person having the above amount to invest would ae em- ployed on a salary. Apply to 0. B. HOWELL, 81 Nas- sau street, room 4. ISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.—NOTICE IS hereby given, that the copartnership heretofore isting between the undersigned, and conducted in the city of Brooklyn under the firm name of Burdon & Co., is this dissolved by mutual consent. WM. BURDON, , GEO. L. BENNETT, Dated December 4th, 1854. N. B.—The above-named William Burdon having re- tired from the business heretofore conducted by the persons above named at the corner of Front and Pearl reets in the city of Brooklyn, the same business— steam engine manufacturing—will hereafter be carried onat the same place je abovenamed Geo. L. Ben- nett, H. A: V. Post, David P. Burdon, James Westbrook, and Robert Ives, under the firm name of Burdon & Co. All persons having claims against the late firm of Bur- don & Co. will please present them to Geo. L. Bennett,at the place above mentioned. The new firm will attend punctually to all orders in their business, and solicit the public patronage. of T, R. HATCH, 312 | Oger marr LANDS, EIGHT MILES FROM THE city.—About fifty acres, on Whitestoae avenue, egaally distant from Flushing’ village, College Point and itestone, adjoining the former country seat of the late Gardner G. Howland. Esq.; is particularly favorable for the cultivation of market truck, or a v neyard, for which it would soon yield a fortune annually. Upon it are the most val chalybeate springs in the United States, and copious springs of pure water, and it may et any time profitably converted into villa plots. Also, twenty-five acres of marsh, and three of woodland. ‘The whole or any part will be sold or leased, on easy terms, or excl for improved unincumbered real estate in this city or Brooklyn. Apply to EDWAND W. BRADLEY, 7 Ninth street. INING SALOON FOR SALE—FOR SALF, ONE half interest in one of the largest, best ordered and Reig aed dining saloons in the city. Ton suitable man it isa sure fortune. Address S. H., Herald office. INING SALOON FOR SALE—ONE OF THE BEST paying establishments in the city ; the lodging rooms will more than pay the rent. For terms and par- tieulars, apply to €. G. THOMPSON, 81 Nassau street, room 7. 8 aE Ar tale rt avenue an y-fourth street, avenue A and ll4th street, three corners and adjoining will be sold st auction, December 18th, at the Mer- chant’s Exchange. For maps, &., inquire at the auc- tioneers, BAKER & W! ‘0. 1 Metropolitan Building, Broadway, and Pine street basement. SALE—THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF K ‘one of the best corner grocery stores in the city, to- ether with a horse and wagon. Satisfactory reasons for selling. Apply to DUNCAN & McMULLEN, auction- real estate brokers, 103 West street, corner of lway, second floor. cers Liberty. F% SALE~THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF @ large four story house, in a good business loca- , containing bar and fixtures on first floor; on second floor, four billiard tables and bar; the third and fourth stories are fitted up for meeting and drill rooms, and is sceupied. The house is doing a be sold reasonable, on account of owner having other besi: which occupies too much of his time to attend to this. N.B.—The lease has four years to,run from May next. For particulars inquire of J. BRAINARD, im Chatham street. JR SALE—A GENTEEL THREE STORY AND BASE- ment house, on Twenty-eighth street, between lisom and Fourth avenues, at $7,000; also one on Twenty-sixth street, near Lexington avenus, at $8,500, in fine order, gas fixtures, &c.; terms easy. Apply to Er B. KINSHD 819 Fourth avenue, from § to 7 . R SALE—THE STOCK AND ALL THE FIXTURES of the toy store, very cheap, Apply at No, 36 Myrtle avenue; in the store. ARTNER WANTED—WITH $2,000 TO $3,000, IN small instalments, in « business now iu working order, afforiing the certainty of ample remuneration. An interview can be obtained by addressing a note, with real name, to Principal, Herald office, and the most satisfactory proofs can be given. Hi fee PHYSICIANS.—A PHYSICIAN, WHO HAS HAD eight years extensive practice in another city, is d+- sirous of formin; nership with a physician in this city or Brooklyn. ‘The best of references from his for- mer partner and other distinguished medical men. None bat those of the ular profession need answer. Ad- dress for two days, M.D., Herald office. HE. ADVERTISER, A MANUFACTURER OF A CHEMI- cal article by which a fortune can be made, wants to well the same or to get a partner with $5,000 to $8,000. Address L. N., Herald office. Fe SALE—A SUPERIOR SEGAR STO! LOCATED in one of the greatest thoroughfares. ‘he fixtures are elegant, and Ieeation unsurpasted, “Any one, wish ‘a great bargain should apply immediately at sau street, roomNe. PURDY & CO. F%. SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR A NICE HOUSE—A farm, pear Princeton, New Jersey, of 107 acres, in & fine state of cultivation; a large peach orchard of 400 trees; an elegant large new house, out buildings, &c. Price $7,500. Money will be given with it for a modera built house. Apply toE. B KLNSHIMER, 819 Fourth avenue, from 8 to7 P. M. (OR SALE—OR WILL BE EXCHANGED FOR CITY roperty, or merchandise of auy description, a Splerdid billiard room, in a good location. For partic lars, inquire of T. R.' HATCH, J12 Broadway, second oor. MUSICAL. SPLENDID SEVEN OCTAVE $3810 BOSEWOOD pianoforte for sale for $235, as the owner soon sails for Italy; has been used but two months; made by the best city makera; perfect in all respects and fully war- ranted, with modern case and improvements. Itcan be seen af 34 Vesey street, from 9 until 3 o’clock P. M. CONSIGNMENT SALE OF PIANOS, FROM THE best city makers, im ‘and fancy case (om fedustion, from the tectocy, pelos for cau fully ror juction pri lor ware ranted. Also, an assortment of second Sead pianos »t great bargains, from $50 to $150. Pianos of onr ma:.- afaeture cor mg ou hand. Apply at the manufactory and warerooms. McDONALD & 292 Bowery, avar Houston street. OR SALE—TWO VERY GOOD SECOND-HAND Pianos will be sold for cash; both have been regu- lated and put in complete order; prices $45 and © 30. 15 West enty-seventh street, corner of Broadway. N.B.—Pianos tuned and repaired. exchange for guitar and music lessons. A private mily where there are children who desire a musical education preterred. Address M. 3. 8., Herald office. OARD WANTED.—A PARLOR AND BEDROOM FOR 4 geutieman, wite, two children, aged three and five, and servant. Price from $20 to $28 per week. Address, with full particulars, C. C. C., Herald office. OARDING—AT 136 TENIH STREET, CORNER OF Broadway, nearly opponite Grace church.—Two ‘ren- tlemen and their wives, and a single gentleman, ¢..1 be genteely accommodated with handsomely farnished rooms, fronting Broadway. Diuner at 5% o’clock. En. trance 136 Tenth street. OARDING.—TWO GOOD ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN and wives ; also one large room suitable for three single gentlemen, at 14 Bond street. Reference required. Brea WANTED—THE WHOLE, OR IN PART, IN a OARDING—A LARGE FRONT ROOM, BEDROOM AND wardrobe attached, to let, furnished or unfurnish- ed, with full or partial board; gas and baths in the house. Apply at 47 Bond street. OARDING.—A WIDOW LADY CAN AQCOMMODATE a gentleman and lady with @ neatly furnished par- lor, with full or partial boar: o, two other furnished rooms, to gentlemen or ladies, in & very desirable and pleasant location. Apply at 178 Canal street, neat Varick, OARDING.—A FINE E PARLOR ON THE SE- cond floor, with bm Attached, to let, with board, at 427 Broome street; house first class, with all the modern improvements. URNISHED ROOMS TO LET, WITH OR WITHOUT board; all the house newly furnished. Privaie able if required. Apply at No. 16 Bond street. M RS. ROBINSON, 174 WEST TWENTY-FIRST STREE has a large froxt parlor on the second floor, witt pantry attached, to let, with board, to two single gentle men, or a tleman and wife. A desirable location, situated a few doors of Eighth avenue. ARENTS MAY OBTAIN AN ELIGIBLE AND COMPOR table home for their children, with the wivun tages of a good education, by addressing Miss Autise!l Port Richmond, Starea Island. Terms trom $120 to $15 per annum. pavare BOARD IN BROOKLYN.—ONE OR TWO gentiemen, or gentleman and wife, can obtain a Dirasant room, where the comforts of a home can be had. Apply at 219 Adams street, near Johnson. OOMS.—A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN RE accommodated at 55 Varick street, corner of Laight Street, opposite St. John’s Park, with’ pleasant rooms, with Breakfast and tea, if required, GOMS WITH BOARD—A FRONT ROOM AN BED room, furnished, to let, with boar, also roéms for jiugie gentlemen, at 43 Beach street, opposite St. John's Park. 0 LET~A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR TWO single gentlemen, can be accommodated with rooms or suites of rooms, ‘with full or partial board. oe xchanged.’ Apply at No. 25 Greene stroet, six —A PRIVATE FAMILY WISH TO a parlor and one or two very com let to centlemer fortabdle bedrooms, all nicely furnished; can have hath room, with hot and cold water, Houston street, Apply at 721 po LEP-SUITS OF HANDSOMELY FURNISHED | rooms, suitable for families or single gentle: with fall or partial board, at 26 Kast Twontwth st letween Broadway and Fourth avenue. TO LET—FURNISHED ROOMS F« with board if required. Please call fe 2D Lispenard street, near Broadway. Terns mode WwW ANTED—BOARD FOR A VERY HEALTHY MALE infant, now one month old. Any respectable per son wishing ‘to take it to wet nurse for a mod ate com pensation, will please address box No. 148 Korald otico Wy Antto0 OR THREE SINGLE GENTLEMEN can be accommodated with fall boar fomily. Apply at 176 Woat Thirty-sixth street, belweeo goventh and Bignth avenires, USICAL.—A GENTLEMAN, OF GREAT EXPE- rience in teaching music, wishes board in a re- apectable family in return for professional services. .\ 1- E. M., Herald office. IANOFORTE WANTED.—ANY PARTY HAVING A toned second hand pianoforte, in perfect order, to dispose of for cash, may lear of a purchaser by call- ing on or addressing Druggist, No. 3 Puind avenue, ‘No one having an iaferior instrument need apply. Price must not exceed $75. INGING CLASSES.—MRS, SEGUIN’S ACADEMY OF Music, No. 9 St. Clements near hth To'accommodate ladies, rt nay ose ticul attending schools, ‘Mrs. Segui tas Hameht 8 sincing class on Saturdays, from 2 to 4 o'clock. The use of irs, Seguin’s Hbrary for the pupils. EAR EYE—DR. HEATH, AURIST AN! oculist, devotes especial attention to the treatmeit of deatness and all diseases of the ear and eye. Beauti ful artificial eyes inserted which look and move like the natural organ. A variety of ear ie ae kept. Office, 394 Broadway. Hours frem 3 to 5 P. CLOTHING, &C. AST OFF CLOTHING—$2,000 WORTH WANTED.— Ee en se price will hg Bohra A godt s current mouey, for large or small o o , of every description, Gentlemen wishing to dis) of the above, will please adkiress or on J. MORONEY, 11 Orange street, near Chatham. ASTROLOGY. q 5.000 SerARb—s Now oninuD To e ey person who can s1 Madame CLIFION in the art of astrology. She is the only lady city who can £s correct information om all :hings h life, N, B.—Madame C. is no hambug, nor loe: wish to impose on the public; she also cures all diseases in their last stage, particularly the worst forms of rheumatism, Call and satisfy yourselves. Resideuce #5 Thompson street, between Broome and Spring, brick house, stone stoop. STONISHING TO ALI.—MADAME MORROW IS without exception, the most wonderful astr. ogint in world, or that has ever been known. She will tel! part, present sud futuro events; and will show your fu. ure husband and absent friends, which has astonished thousands during her travels in Kurope. She isa seventh daughter of a seventh daughter, and wae born with » natural gift, by Invoking the powers of her: wonterfu} science, to tell even their very thoughts, and will cause happy pairs to come together, who will all enjoy the greacest happiness of matrimonial blisa, Her predistions are truly astonishing to allwho visit ber. Those who wish a speedy marriage may call soon, and they may pend upon true advice, founded on the eternal p: inci. ples of magical science. 76 Broome street, between Can non and Columbia streets, Gentlemen not admitted. Hours from 8 o'clock A, M. to 9 P.M. JM A%™ MEYER Has REMOVED FROM 50 LEROY street to 191 Seventh avenue, between Twenty. third and Twenty-fourth streets, and continues to tell past, present and future events; likewise, marriages, journeys, law suits, basiness prospects, sickness, absent friends, aud property lost or stolen. Madam Mayer verses in English, Freach and German, and gives gu anty for her art, PREWSTER, 59 GREAT JONES STREwT, Co ner of the Bowery, has been induced, thron ous of her many friends, to continu be consulted in astvol preting dreama, by bo int I the name of the lady or also the names of ber visi re, in aprivate | ie FROM PARIS. TENDERS ’ M ladies aud gectlemen of tas city, ih astrology, by book« aud sctence, and is to be consult ed about love, marrage, bustin ) law matters, he will tell the name of the lady or Zentioman they w |! inarry; also, the names of her vistters — Marlame Alwin speaks the English, French and German languages. Re between First and Sesond stort A. M., 108 P.M. Latios, 59 conte ‘tion or no charge, | (OR SALE—A SEGAR STORE, IN ONE OF THE BEST locations in the city. ‘The lease and fixtures will be avid with or without the stock. The business is manu- facturing and wholesale and retail. Apply to C. B. HOWES, 81 Nassau street, room 4. R SALE—A DINING, OYSTER AND COFFEE AND cake suloon, now doing a good business. For par- ticnlara inquire in the saloon, baxement of No. 16 Bible House, eorner of Astor place and Third avenue. ‘OR SALE—ONE HALF INTEREST IN AN OLD ES- tablished business, requiring four hundred dollars‘ iso the lease and furniture of a boarding house, down town. Also house and store, on the south side of Bow- ery, near “Spring street, to let. Apply to C. G. THOMP- , 81 Nassau street, room 7. R SALE—ONE HALF INTEREST IN AN OLD AND well est ablished business, requiring four or five hundred dollars. Also the furniture and lease of a first clazs boarding house. Also a small honse and store on the Bor y near Spring street, to let; rent $850, south side.’ Apply to C. G. THOMPSON, 81 Nassau street, room 7. LASS WORKS.—FOR 3ALE, THE FIXTURES, TOOLS, &c., of the glass factory situated in Brooklyn, between John and araball streets, near Jackson ferry, ytogether e lease of factory and dwellings. Aj- “ply at No. & Platt street,"New York. OUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.—TO MECHANICS and others.—To be sold at auction, under fore- are of mort t'the Merchants’ Exchange, Wall street, at 120’ , noon, on Wedne: mext, by Wf. A. WEEKS, auctioncer, two houses and lots, situate va 124th street, on the cast side of Fifth avenue, about two minutes walk from the road depot. The houses have been built about two years, and are in first rate condition. The terms will be made easy; $2,000 may remain on each house for a term of years, Title indis- Pp le, (For particulars, apply to 1. EVANS, 79 Nas- ‘sau street. OTEL AND DINING SALOON FOR SALE—THE lease, stock and fixtures of one of the best loested establishments in the city ; terms, part cash, or will exchange for other property. Persons wishing to engage in the above business, will please address 8, Jones, Herald office. OW PRICED HOUSES FOR SALE—NICE THREE story and basement, and two story and basement on Twenty-eighth street, $4,750; on Firat stroet, ; om Fifty third and Fifty-niath streets, new houses, $4,000; on Twenty-first street, $5,000; on Kin street, $5,500,’ Apply to E, B. KIN: 3i9 Fourt! avenue, from 3107 P.M. N™% DEPOT AND BOOK STORE FOR SALE, WITH 150 subscribers, well established, with good run ©. custom. This is a good chance to make money; will be sold low to a cash customer. Apply corner Fourth avenue and Thirteenth street. ARKER VEIN COAL LANDS AT PRIVATE SALE.— The undersigned trustees will sell at private salo, ‘one of the must valuable coat properties in Allegany County, consisting of what ix the Jackson, Totten and Westernport properties, containing about seventeen hundred and four acres of the fifteen feet vein of coal, fronting on the George’s Creek, or on the line of the Geerge’s Creek Coal and Iron Company’s Railroad, a dis- tance of three miles. The extended front of these coa\ lands renders every acre of coal available, and makes the roperty the most valuable in the Cumberland coat jelds, as it is capable of being divided into twenty sepa- rate coal properties, The froit lands contain about 1,400 acres of the fifteen feet coal vein, and also underlail on- tirely with the six feet vein. ‘The big vein is of the urest coal of the George’s Creek Coal Field. On te jackson and part of the Western are what are calic! the “Jackeon Mines,” and village of Jacksouville, ‘These mines have been opened and worked for about one year. The improvements at these mines are all in com. lete order, with a capacity to mine 600 tons of coal aly. The village of Jacksonville, which belongs to the Jackson Mines, comprises between forty and fifty first class miners’ tenements, a Ia:ge store house and office, with all the necessary railroads, tram roads, wheel honzes, load house, and all other necessary fixtures for doing # very large coal business, The above coal lands are well known and regarded among the best coal lands in that region, and can be fully shown to persons desirous to purchase, by inquiring at Jacksonville. The titles are good, and the property can be pointed out by persons at Jacksonville. Persons desiring to. pu ° will find the undersigned at Camberland, Md. ‘Terms of payment will be made reasonable, J. PHILIP ROMAN, } CHAS. 8. DARROW, } Trustees. GiOCK OF HOOKS, STATIONERY, PIANOS, &C. FOR XJ rale.—t oer for sale, by wholesaie, that wall select- ed stock of books, stationery, pianor, &o., conveyed to | me in trust by Messrs. Gaines & Riches. “A yare chance fa offered to one desiring to engage in this business. The custom of the store is very Incrative, and auotuer seel opportantty will not soon’be again presented for an ad Yantageous investment of money. Messra, Gainas & Riches became embarrassed in consequence of heavy ca- dorsements, and not because the basiness was not pro- Atable, Petersburg, Va., Dec, 7, 1804. \. WATKINS, Trastes. 0 EXCHANGE—A SPLENDID HOUSE IN TUE UPPER . part of the city, jast finished; will be exchanged for goods suited to the country trate, or for aulmproved property in the city, Brooklyn, Williamabarg, or Jersey « improved farm. Please aitross, with +) box 8,092 Post Odie. Dasiness, and will | ' submitted for adoption, an o’clock, P, M., at the places hereinafter 5 elect three dey Damped aoe cratic General Committee for the year 1856, to ble at Stuyvesant Institute on first — next, at half-past seven o'clock, P. M. 4 wal 68, Ww pene cthadesaoed gene ‘meet at su: time and place im their respective wards as they mi select, five tes from each ward to a Democra’ Republican Young Men’s Committee, for the year 1855. we irl a te borry reuance of the - resolution a following places and U fe follow! inspectors :— First Wai at the Broad Street House—Richard Mulligan, Nicholas Dimond, James Leonard. Second Ward, at 90 Ann street—Michael Ryan, Job Donnelly and Charles F, Sackmeiater, Third Ward, at 42 Vesey street—Peter B. Wart) James Hackett, William McGraw. Fourth Ward, at 27 James street—William Phillip| Henry M. Downes, John Casey, Fifth Ward—At such place as the Inspectors shi pelect. Joneph A. Jackson, James Lawrence and Jo . Henry. Sixth Ward.—At the Sixth Ward Hotel. Thomas Rya: David Riordan and James Hogan. | Seventh Ward.—At the Democratic Head Qaarters, 17) Madison street. George F. Alden, Anthony T. Ga her and Edward Let's. hth Ward.—At Hazelden’s, corner of Dominic and Varick streets. Samuel Long, Abraham Moses an Isaac Kaylor. Ninth Ward.—At such place as the Inspectors sha) select. William B. Ripley. Gustavus A, Conover an. William Dodge. Tenth Ward.—At such place as the Inspectors sh: select. Edward J. Knight, John Harrison and J. Jennings. Fleventh Ward.—At Union Hall, at the corner Avenue C a nd Fourth street. Jackson Vermilyes, W: linm D. Wines and John Davidson. ] | dwell Ward.—At McGrann’s, corner of Broadwa, | and 100th street. William L. Wiley, Garrett Braiste and Terence McGuire. Thirteenth Ward.—At such place as the inspector! shall select. Richard G. Newkirk, Marcus D. Bonne: | and William Work. | Fourteenth Ward.—At Lag i? as the inspector: | shall select. Daniel O. Meara, John Cavanagh. Fifteenth Ward.—At such place as the inspectors shal! lect. John Gilmore, A) and George C’ Genet. Sixteenth Ward.—At such place as the inspector: shall select. Samuel Radcliffe, John D, McGregor an Charles Floyd. Seventeenth Ward.—At Joseph Alden’s King Pin Hall First avenue. Charies Alphorns, Jacob Boyee and Jef. ferson Murray. Eighteenth Ward.—At William O’Donnell’s, corner of Twentieth street and Third avenue. William Pearsall. Charles H. Smith and Francis 0’Donnell. Nineteenth Ward.—At such place as the inspecto shall select. James C. Rutherford, Thomas O'Riley and William Wordsworth. Twentieth Ward.—At Thomas McKeernan’s 422 Kighth arene. John W. Boyce, William Joyce and John Me: rain. Twenty-first Ward.—At Henry Smith’s, corner of Fourth avenue and Twenty-seventh street. Daniel B. Taylor, Bernard McCabe and Henry A. Warts. enty-second Ward,—At such place as the ng a *] | ghall select. John Quinn, William Turnure and ie Miecclved, That if Inspector hereby appoi a y Ing; ini | shall decline to act, he may appoint s person to act inf} his place, and in the event of his omitting to do 10, el remaining Inspectors shall fill the vacancy; and in case the Inspectors for any ward ¢ to change thel] place for holding the election in such ward, they shall | give public notice thereof in the National Democrat. Mr. Caffrey, of the Sixteenth ward, moved to lay the report on the table. The motion was put and lost . Savage. of the Fifth ward, moved the previou: question on the adoption of the resolutions. Mr. St. John, of the Seventeeth ward, moved to lay the motion for the previous question on the table. ‘The ayes and noes being taken on this motion, nine}! members voted in favor of it, and nineteen against it, and it was declared lost. ‘The ayes and noes being ordered on the previous ques- tion, while the vote was being taken, Mr. St. John rose) to debate the motion. The chair decited that the previ- ous question was not debateable, and that while th») vote wa being taken, it was not in order to discuss any|) question, Mr. St. John asked to take an appeal from | the decision of the chair. The chair directed the secretary to proceed with th» call for the votes, and refused to submit tie x) |, as the proceeding could not be entertained while the vots was being taken. Mr. St. John, on being called upon to vote, was permitted to explain his vote at length. Mr. Dunn, of the Twentieth ward, offered the following resolution Resolved, That this committee disband, and hereafter ~ we recognise no organization but Tammany Hall, It was not seconded. On the ayes and noes being taken, the previous ques- tion was sustained. ‘The resolutions reported the com nittee were then the ayes and noes being ordered, the result was as follows :— ‘Afirmative—Messrs. Joyce, Allon, Savage, Barr, Sin- clair, McGowan, Gallagher, Haskins, h, Hunt, Glover, Mosher, Smith, Wheclan, Saydam, Mead, Mur~ ray, Parsons, "Dal Blake, Sweeny and Daly—2i. tive—Mesars. Carey and —3, Dec! to yote—Messrs, Rollins, St. John, Riley, Dunn, Lynch, Doherty and Quinn—7. And the resolutions were declared On motion, the committee adjeurned. E. W. GLOVER, Chairman, pro tem. Prtrr B. SWEENY, feasting a) tem. The undersigned members of the Democratic Repub- iin General pcre yaad were Cerro wed above meeting, concur proceediogs of the major thereof, and Spprove of the resolutions for the next pri- akg eg A rg? A. Shafe ir. n Fr Miten, duecph Gols, Samuel Long” Willies. | B. Ripley, Witliam L. Wiley, Calvin , John Mow- bery, Richard Schell, William N. Horace ¥. Clark, James C. Rutherford, John W. Boyce. rpapany SOCIEIY OR COLUMBIAN ORDER.— fSachems—The regular ewe meeting of the Grand Council of Sachems be held in the Council Chamber of the Great Wigwam on Monday evening, 11th Gencral and yanotedl attendance faaeguotted. yonder | tone anctual a 5 er | ake FATHER OF THE COUNCIL. James B. Hxtnrrivaton, Scribe. Manhattan, Season of Snow, 12th Moon, year of dis- covery the of the Institution the 66th, of Inde pendence the 79th. LECTURES. OUIS NAPOLEON AND AUGUSTUS C.ESAR.—MR. PIERS HEALEY will deliver the final lecture om Vednesday, Dec. 13, at 8 o'clock P. M., at Clintou Heli, | Astor place. Subject—“ Policy, Position, and Prospect of Lovis ban cg vd Ticketa 50 cents ; to members o¢ the Mercant Library 25 cents. ‘‘ The second lecture ‘was equally distinguished with the previous one, for ita. originality, elegance and erudition.”"—Expross, Deo. 7. Qs4ya CAN BE SUPPLIED WITH HICH proof hey for the winter, and warranted.not te freeze. N. B.—All kinds of gas fitting punctually at- tended to, at JOHN G. WILSON’S, 78 Centre street. AS FIXTURES—OF SPLENDID DESIGN AND FIN. ish, and twenty cent cheay than any other house, wholesale and retail, at the mani oe JAMES G, MOFFET, Nos, 119’and 121 Prince street, third block west of Broadway. Y SMOOTH CHEEKED FELLOW CITIZEN5—I'11, forfeit my head if my Onguent will not force tho whiskers, moustaches, or hair to grow Juxuriantly in forty-two days, or if it stains or injures the skin. It's only $1 a boftle; sent to any of America. RG. GRAHAM, 107 Nassau street. 0. 166 CANAL SIRFET, NEAR VARICK.—W. & H, VAN NOTES’ stove store.—We have large as- sortment of the Intest patterns of stoves, for sale on rea- sonable terms. Stoves and ranges lined with soapstone, and repaired, grates set and repaired, stoves put up, an: pipe furnished for same. Also, soapstone griddies for sale wholesale and retail. The excollence of the grid- dies consista in their requiring but one greasing whea used. HOW CASES.—SCHMIDT AND MOTHER, 15. NoRTA William street, near Chatham, and at 77 West Third street, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1 urers of show caves, in metal, braas, rosewood, mahogany, black walnut and silver, A good assortment constantly on band, Ordare. promptly executed. Oli show cases taken in exchange. AREHOUSE OF WINDSOR PAPER MILLS, NOX €5 and 67 Nasean stecet, New York.—The sud- | seribers have commenced manufacturing news and book, paper at their new paper works, at Windsor Locks, con- taining fourtcen largest size rug engines and two 84 inck | Fourdinier ‘hines (one more to be added), are now | ready to receive ordera from persons in want of a supa- rior quality of news or book printing paper. These works have been built with great care, embracing ail the modern improvements, with @ fall supply of spring and artesian water, together with never fail ng power, en- suring a noiferm good eolor to the paper and a regular a supply in quantity and quality. The of tag two mills to manufacture Bfteen thor paper per day.