The New York Herald Newspaper, December 13, 1854, Page 5

‘and upiq: jurpassing that has hitherto eee "the ichest’fabcie that we have Jeb seen. Sold for three dollars and a half, at 113 Naw ‘White's new and original style of hats for the holidays will be introduced this day. Yon are in- vited to and examine. WHITE, 212 Broadway, cor- ner of Fulton street, Furs.—The largest and. best as- sortment of furs are to be found at. jite’s, all at fair prices. WHITE, 212 Broadway, corner of Falton street. another Triumph!—The First Premtum was awarded at the Fair of the Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, for Meade Brothers’ stereoscopic pictures. Daguerrectypes in this style daily, in Maseber’s im- proved cases. MEADE BROTHERS, Artists and Importers, 233 Broadway. Anson's Size Pague for 50 colored, in a niee case, with preserver—twice the aize others make for firty cents, and equa! to $2 pic- ‘tures elsewhere. ANSON’S, 589 Broadway, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel. e Pata stalk igen Jey gsm — mi rewarkal lew prices, 374; cents for a large size daguer- Feotype, neatly finished, who docs? Why GARBANATI, the Artist, 435 Broadway, corner of Howard street. Famous,—Celebrated are the Daguerreo- types for 25 cents taken by the N. Y. Picture Compa- ny. The dollar portraits, stereoscepes and holiday pic- tures of this place are worthy of universal praise. Rooms 289 Broadway. Kew Mutsic_Just published, : pkily, one of the prettiest melodies of the day, entitled “Praise Ged for the Sunday school;”’ words Mf George W. Bleecker, music by Thomas Baker. Price 123, centa, Boheols 51 at $6 per 100 copies. Also a very eboice and touching song, ‘‘My Mother’s Grave,” by J. W. Gougler; with beautiful tte on title page. Price 48 cents. Music sent by ma post paid. HORACE WATERS, Publisher, 333 Broadway. Celebrated Pianos and Mel in larger assortments than can be found elsewhere. Sold at ex- tremrly low prices, Beautiful pianos, which have been , fi time, will be sold very low; second hand pianos at great bargains. Prices from $40 to $150. Earge diseount mad» for cash. Pianos and melodeons sold en monthly payments. Pianos to rent HORACE WATERS, 333 Broadway. The Public in want of good and fashionable furniture, also pianos, oil paintings, wisrors, fancy oods, Ke., can be suited at their own price ty atteoding auction sale at304 Broadway, corner of Duane street, to take place this morning, at 10}; o'clock, by TUNIS MORRELL. ‘What next ?—g100,000 worth of Clothi imtended for the Broadway retail trade, for sale, at per cent below the cost of manufacture, at EVANS’ clothing warehouse, 66 and 68 Fulton street, Broken banks taken at smail discount. Green and Hogarth resemble each other in eve particular; Hogarth diseovered and applied the line ef beauty in drawing. Green has discovered and applied it ip the cutting of shirts. Orders fcr shirts executed tm twenty-four hours at GREEN’S establishment, No, 1 Astor House. Lace and Muslin Curtains from Auction KELTY & FERGUSON, No. 2893¢ Broadway, and No. 54 Meade street, have on hand 20,000 lace and muslin cur- tain, Vought at auction, at a’ great sacrifice, and will eelithe same for a few days at great bargains, full 20 per cent. leas than the original cost of importation. Go eeriy,_ for this in rare opportunity. Also, the largest Mock of window shades and gilt cornices in the elty, all of which must be sold cheap. Anticipated Visit of Santa Claus.—Tattle, ef the Emporium, 345 Broadway, is making extensive rations for the anticipated visit of the good old it; who, wo are informed, will hold daily levees for the reception of Juvenile Amesica, at the above place during the ‘ precession” of the holidays. has already received, and is now opening, numerous pack- ages of toys, Kc., entirely now, and calculated to amuse and interest both young and old. Everybody and his Relpmate are invited to call and examine. Wedding Cards.—An Assortment of Ever- 0's clegant eugraved wediing cards, envelopes, &c. ean be bad on application, or rent by post to any part ef the country. Christmas holi jay presents jnome- engraved. JAS. EVERDELL, 302 Broadway, corner of jane street, a ‘Wedding Cards.—An assortment of Ever= dell’s elegant engraved wedding cards, envelopes, &c. ean be had on application, or sent by post to any part ef the country. Jewelry and silver ware for presents, elegantly engraved. 2 eS EVERDELL, 902 Broadway, cor. Duane st. Novel Cause for Separation...We understand that a lady up town has dled in the Superior Court » dill of separation from her husband, and-the reason assigu- ed is he wears such shocking bad hata. We don’t won- der at it, and advise our lady friends to exclude from their houses and their society every gentleman who does Rot wear a fashionable hat—such a hat ax he may easily obtain by dropping in at either of KNOX’S popular de- pote, 833 Broadway (Prescott House), or No. 128 street. Knox is the hatter of the town. exquisite styl @ravate, those faultless glo’ and the ice el ansortment of {ermehing gots at BOOTHBY’S, opposite ‘the Broadway Theatre, 32034. Shirts and collars made ‘to order and « fit warranted. Goods—Great orth $10; satin de Inines 12s, por yard, skg, cornices, bands, tassels and window shades thirty per cént cheaper than any house in this eity, Stock must be closed by January 1. ‘A. M. & R. DAVIES, 997 Broadway. Wour Dumb Walters Don’t Work well— me scall. Jobbing of all kinds attended to. W.H. fies Carpenter, 120 Amity street. ‘Wet and Cold Feet Prevented.—The North American Gutta Percha Company, 102 Broadway, are now prepsred to apply their patent vuleanized gutta percha roleing to boots and shoes, The objections to the esude gutta percha soles are done away with in this ar- ticle, so that, for durability, ease and comfort, protec- tion from wet and cold ground, and security against colds and th, this article cannot be surpassed. Or- Gera left a+ ‘above will be promptly attended to. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. mom curtains at $7, worth $2; di ib 'W. WILL FIND A LETTER AT THE HERALD office. BS Sang nt Al or eR le ie a the Herald office. R. P. J. R.—SU FAMILIA SIGUE BUENA. EL M Heraldelegara primero que una carta. 10bre 12. S. PLU! &c.—INFORMATION WANTED, OF Francis R. ~, plumber, who arrivet in the mmpton, from Liverpool, October 14, 1854. Any information wili be most thankfully received by Mr. Seggie, plumber, 160 Thompson street, room No. 7, or by his cousin, James French, steward of the ship President Fillmore, at pier 17 East river. Country papers lease and selling raz | SALES AT AUCTION. DRIAN H. MULLER & 00. WILL HOLD THEIR i RR ig auction of stocks and ‘this ‘We '» mber 13th, at 121¢ o'clock, at the hants’ be obtained at their office, 38 Wall street, at 9 o'clock. SSIGNER’S SALE OF JEWELRY—THI3 DAY, WED- nesday, at 11 o’slock, by order of the assignee, a Zeneral assortment of jewelry—consi ting of bracelets, Brooches, crosees, keys, pins, pencils, earrings, lockets chains. ke, ; also office desks, tables, o! and oil cloths; aleo ope jeweller’s iron safe, Herri make, with Hall’s patent lock. W. COLE, Auctioneer. AN NOTICE.—THIS MORNING, Res ap se well, at 16% o'clock, SAMUEL OSGOOD, Auctioneer, wi bis salgsrooms, 64 Nassau street, near Maiden lane, # collection of new and secondhand household tur- niture, without reserve, for cash—comprising extension tables, sofas, bureaus, chairs, wardrobes carpets, &e. UCTION NOTICE.—THOMAS BELL, AUCTIONEER. — By Bell & Bush —This day, at 10% o’clock, in the rooms, 27 centre street, @ valuable assortment of household furniture and housekeeping articles, cooking stoves, looking glasses, beds, glass ware, bureaus, Se. UCTION NOTICE,—MORTGAGE SALE OF SPLENDID household furnitare; house to let; ponsession im- jiately. I wif nell at public auction to-morrow y) morning, at 11 o’clock preci iture and decorations in the large ‘Twenty-fourth street, unreservedly fer cash. The par- lor furniture is all rosewood; two suits in the best of French sat with solid rosewood frames, being of the 1 and first class workmanship; centre and side tables, two sets brocatelle curtains for four windows, lace do.; etegere, large oval and pier glasses, oil paint- ings, parlor clogs, about 500 yards Brussels carpets on the floors, one richly carved rosewood pianoforte, seven octave, avd cover; dining room fnrniture, y suit in damfsk with covers, solid mahogany extension tables, china vases, gold band dinner and tea sets, silver ware, cut glass ware, together with the furniture of all the bedrooms, both in mahogany and rosewood, such as bedsteads, bureaus, washstards to match, genoese and mahogany cushioned chairs, sofas, beds and bedding, hair mattresses, bolstera and pillows. Also, the base- ment furniture, comprising ever, thing requisite toa first class house. Parties nsteeiiog is sale may de- pend upom the articles as represented, and that every thing will be peremptorily sold to the highest bidder, for cash. The Eighth avenue cars pass near the house. ILSON, Auctioneer. M. CRISTALAR, AUCTIONEER.—LARGE SALE OF efine watches and rich jewelry, this day, Wednesday, Dec. 13, at 10 o’clock, contained in store 82 Chatham street, consisting in part of diamond articles, gold and silver watches, gold chains, bracelets, earrings, breast ins, rings, silverware, clocks, &c.; also, glasa cases, fix- ’s large fireproof Salamander Sale peremptory, as the Store to let to 1st of May. day morning. Catalogues ready on W MCCAFFRAY, AUCTIONEER.—STOR® NO. 26 Catherine street, corner of Henry.—MoCAFFRAY WALTERS will sell, this day, at¥103¢ o'clock, a large and gencral assortment of household furniture, consist- ing of marble top bureaus, tables, sofas, and sofa beds, extension and other tables, mahogany wardrobes, bed- steads, feather beds, carpete oil paintings, &c. ‘Also, to pay advances, a valuable ship’s chronometer, and three sewing machines, gold and silver. watches, chains, diamonds, and other articles too numerous to mention. Sale positive, ‘The guods are free and must be sold. ANKRUPT SALE OF FINE GOLD WATCHES AND jewelr Fi at auction—Samuel Osgood will sell at avetion, at his sales room, 64 Nassau strect, to-morrow, (Thursday, the Iith inst, at 1034 o’clock, A, M., the bal: ance of the stock of watehes and jewelry left unsold of the former barkrupt sale; consisting of golil broaches, saringt, clesvé Datiuns, viet goaml and feb obains, and about eighty fine gold watches, the most of which will be fully warranted for time and quality. Sale positive and without reserve, By order of the assignee. D 8. HOUGH, AUCTIONEER.—-UNUSUALLY AP- tractive sale of elegant furniture, velvet carpets. oil paintin, nd fancy articles desirable for €hristm: and Now ‘Year's gifts this (Wednesday) morning at 103, A. M., ‘No. 19. Warren ‘street, ‘opposite Hudson River Railroad Depot, Tapestry, velvet and Brus-els floor and stair carpetings, one handsomely cased and quisitely toned rosewood pianoforte, one rosewood e gere, one large and costly rosewood bookcase, two bea tiful rosewood suits, covered in brocatelleand satin dam- ask, four rosewood centre tables, two rosewoul corner etegeres, one rosewood bookstand, ten well execated oil bok g*, rosewood, mahogany, and walnut extension lables, rosewood and mahogany bedsteads, bureaus, washetands, toilet sets, mattresses, counterpanes, blankets, and fancy articles of different descriptions, formerly’ very rare and acceptable gifts for holiday sea- son, such as elegant china mantle vases, inlaid, French and ornamented clocks, bisque figures, match boxes, inkstands, &c.; silver cake baskete, castors, liquor stands, spoons, forks, tea and coffee sets, rosewood work boxes, bronze chandeliers, pier and oval glasses, cut glass gob- lets, wines, tumblers, &. Sale positive. DWARD SINTZENICH, AUCTIONEER.—BY EDWAI D 4) SCHENCK.—Edward Sintzenich will sell at auction ou Thursday and Friday evenings, Dec. 14 and 15, at 7 o’clock, at the National Academy of Design, 663 Broad- way. Fale of splendid oil paintings, comprising chef d’- ouyres of all the modern Belgian, French, American and English schools. This collection, made by a distin- sold to the uished connoisseur, will be peremptoril Eighest vieder, and cflers an opportunity for the enrich- ment of private galleries very rarely met with. The paintings include very beautiful landseapes, arebitectu- ral interiors, Dutch interiors, winter scenes, pastural subjects, dower pieces, marine pieces, and) maby splin- did landacapes of home acenery, by the following artizts: ‘Webster, Carter, Scharpe, Schaifoel, Vandrielst, Villinms, Gerji, Pilliel, Cotti, Andrews, Thorn, Vael, Evan Cansear, Roessel, Wathean, Omeganck, Dahiman, Jasper, Sely. and others. It cannot be too strongly repeated that these elegant paintings will be sold without reserve to the highest bidder. ‘They are now on view, day and evening, until the ssle. {\DWARD SINTZENICH, AUCTIONEER.—BY EDWARD SCHENCK.—Edward Sintzenich will sell at auction, this day, Dec. 13, at 11 o'clock, an elegant assortment of furs, manufactured expressly for the retail trade, and warranted perfect in every respect and according to rep- resentation, ineluding Hudson Bay sable, Grecian stone martens, chinchilla, real Bohemian fitch,and real ermine tahmas, victorines, muffs and cuffs; also a large selection of mov atain marten and chinchilla victorines, and other choice descriptions, fur gloves, mantillas, collars, tc. Also, at 1o'clock, a superb lot of fancy bear, Hudson Bay, wolf, genet, and wash bear robes, elegantly trim- med; after which *he balance of the ladies’ furs. BREVOORT HENRY, AUCTIONEER —ELEGANT . sale of rich and valuable furs, sleigh rebes, &o., by HENRY & BUCK, this day, at 1034 o'clock, at the salesroum, 14 Maiden lane, an assortment of the finest and most superb Grecian stone marten victorines and cuffs; also do. capes; ee fitch marten, Hudson Ba: sable, eplendid fitch Mountain marten, Freac! sable, lustred lynx, cuffs, capes and muffs, &c.; also sleigh robes, Hudson Isabella bear, bulfalo, 'Hud- son Bay wolf, silver fox, Russian wolf robes. All the fom are of the finest qualities, and are worthy the at- ition of oe. ‘and thyse purchasing for their own use. Also, three on Grecian stone mar- tin and fitch talmas, with cuffs to match, cost from $100 to $200 each set. c + Fetes TABLES AT AUCTION.—M. WRAY, auctioneer, will sell this day, Wednesday, Dec. 13, at 103, o'clock, at'the spacious store of Anthony bbc the largest tables ever offered in this city at auction, being the en- tire stock see, Sikalaens feng cit} tn turers, comp! walnut, allstylen and sists, the whole of which are fully war- ranted. Sale positive. ‘ANTED—INFORMATION OF ARTHUR LOREAU, A French music teacher. Inquire at the Pacific Lenn Office, corner of Broadway and Grand street, over Pacific Pank. FOR THE HOLIDAYS. g™ RAND DISPLAY OF FANCY GOODS FOR NEW Year—s7 Franklin street.—T. BELARD; agent it the celebrated manufactory of crystals in Clichy, near Paris, and A. DUPLAN, agent for the celebrated ma agufactory of bronzes of art, 32 rue de Boady, Paris—ha' fart recerved & new assortment from their respecti consisting of crystal septs for table, ornamental user elles vottles, paper weights, verres d’eau, decan- ters, and cut and engraved glasses, of every description; brouizes, clocks, lerateurs lamps, statuettes by Pra- digr, euch as Baigaeuse, Bachante, Satyr, &c.; groups, sul on the heron, similar to the one so much admired last year in the Crystal Palace; chandeliers Drackets, lamps for gas, ke. All these articles, av well |, are to be seen at Frenk- ‘as every sort of fancy two above houses, wholesale pa fave lepot for and retail 49 presents, solicits orders at her mens can be seen, and orders taken, at the basement. Apply fing, except Sa! y- EWELRY FOR THE HOLIDAYS.—A. G. BAGLEY would my inform his friends and the pu Kio that he has taken the store formerly occupied by B. B, Wood, £91 Broadway, and having adiled largely to the stock, comprising the newest patterns and latest styles, fiatters himself that he can sell at satisfactory ‘to all who may favor him with a RESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.—AS CHRISTMAS and New Years are close at hand, and the seasons " fast approaching, the subseriber would respect- fully recommend his elegant stock of cloaks and furs to the \t-givii ablic, as gifts in which both the use- ful and Saisioasiel are combine: Having « rich as- sortment of velvet, satin and moire antique cloaks, made in the most fashionable style and ot the very best mate- rial, he thinks he hazards nothing in saying they cannot be excelled in any of the larger establishments in the . Among his furs may found the sable, mink, stone marten, fitch and mountain marten, mported ex. pressly for his estabiishment, and at prices to suit tha present depression of the money market, and the means ef all. As the Winter stock is fast disappearing, and tions being made for the Spring and Summer a ie, bye : cloaks and furs tees bab ba and examine his goods quickly, at his c! and fur ertablishment, No. 47 Canal ‘trees, Brandreth Building, four doors from way. WM. B. McKENZIE. —TOYS AND FANCY GOODS, 18 street.—The han just received from European manufactarers a ‘and com; as. wortment of the above ) which he now for sale at tly redu prices, to ith Sther iatporting house in New York. Country dealers or ‘will find it to their advan’ ip Mn DIVISION RANCH CHINA.—WILLIAM IRVING & ©O,, AUC- tioneers, will sell at auction, on Wednesday and jureday, Dec. 13 and 14, at half-past ten o'clock, at the salerooms, No. 8 Pine street, French china dinner, tea and breakfast sets; china card plates, figures, re- ceivers, china vases with Parian #; bromze and ormolu clocks and candelabras, figures’ and groups; silver plated waiting trays, castors, tea sets, liquor framer, &c. ; Chinese vases ‘from three inches to threo feet high, tea poys, tables, cabinets, work boxes, &c. ; Pariau marble figures, groupe, vases, butter tubs, &c.; papier mache goods, Bohemian glass ware, &. ; marble and alabaster figures, groups; Hebe, Etruscan, and Medlels, vases, &c., the importation of Signor 4. B, ndolint. eet treet Fifth yea bed Bight hb ohG ixth st avenue ai y-fourth s avenue A and 114th street, three corners and adjoining Merthaavs Kasbenge, Sor tuape; be joyuics ov the pe: nt’s Exchange. maps, &e. inquire at ue- tioneers, BAKER & WEEKR, No. 1 Metropolitan Buiiftag, Broadway, and Pine street basement. ENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTION! BY H. H. LEEDS & Co.—Thursday, 14th, and y, 16th, at 10 o'clock each day, at extensive sales rooms of J. B. Cook, Esq. , 262 Broadway, Deforest’s Builiings, between Reade and Duane streets—Extensive sale of elegant ant valuable cabinet furniture, being the entire stock of the alove well known manufacturer, to be sol:l positively without reserve, consisting of : Parlor Furniture—Elegant rosewood seta in every va- riety of pattern, both modern and antique, elaborately carved Parisian designs, and covered in silk and ‘natin brocatelle of one, two and three colors, including sofas, tete-a-tetes, arm, a, poe einen, grail | also centre and side tables with statuary mar tops; Sienna and Egyptian do., extre-deaux divans, and other suitable pieces to form large sets to match; also, en suite rosewood furniture eee | carved and zP ly Teady for covering, which will be completed in brocade or brocatelle to suit the purchaser, at a greatly reduced price; also y carved furniture, in plush acd aireloth, in every, ‘variety of pattern. Diningroom Library Furniture—In oak, rosewood, mahogany and black walnut, comprising elegant exten- sion dining tables, buffets, etageres elaborately carved, with marble tops; chairs and sofas covered in differen’ colored morocco, plush and haircloth; side-tables, but- ler’s stands, &e, Bedroom Furniture—Rosewood, mahogany, and black ‘single enclosed carved, im suits or single, with Upholstered and covered in Cottage furniture, richly every color and pattern; hall stands, chairs, in qeeewooh, oak and fron, of the most desirable styles; office and counting room furnitu: 1 rosewood, mahogany, blackwalnut ‘and oak, consist oF upright and low ccm and escrutoires, alive tables, irs, bookeases and racks, atools, Xi &e. Also, curtains in brocatelle and damask, and large variety of miscellaneous furniture . This stock com- prises the largest and most assortment offered this season, and will positively be sold without limit. ‘We consequently invite our customers and the public to pms it moat a “ypu Yo prc as the sale rs an unequal op] ni for purchasers to sup- ply themselves with rich subst tial furniture at low hat , tables and all the, Tous 6b West ital for ENRY T. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.—FUR3, SLEIGH robes, &c., at auction. No. 100 Nassau street, opposite reserve, the entire stock of one of the largost furriers in this city, consisting of mink, marten, fine ermine, stone and baum marten and chinchilla, cuffs, carriage ndid sleigh and robes, woerebente, ond ledier oro. tr logue. Sale without regard to the weather. and capes, and also Hi T. Leeds, auctioneer, sell this “day, (Wednesday,). t , at 103% o'clock, at Herald ottce, without victorines, large assortment ats, &2, Country loves, coi ‘ited to examine with cate- ENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.—BY H. H. LEEDS & CO.—Wednesday, Dec. 13, at 12 o'clock, at the sales room 19 Nassau street, splendid silk dresses, just recived from the Crystal Palace, where they have been exhibited in the Sardinian department, consisting of about ten silk dress and vj a Pari invoice of superb diamond jewelry, consistin; stone rings, pins, cluster do., and four go! with richly engraved cases, made by Barwire Brothers, - rarious styles, ‘is emby red lady’s black Royal Exchange, Liverpool. OHN L. VANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER.—VANDE- WATER MM, at 120’clock, at the salesroom 30 Pi: streets, a splendid a pearls, rubies, &c., gol & TURNER will sell, tterns, of very superior quality To. be sold without reserve.’ Alaa, satin cloak. ), an of single watches, , on Bhursday, Dec. nd 56 Cedar tment of rich jewelry, diamond pings earrings, &c., cluster rings, set in nd enamelled lockets, brooches, earrings, bracelets, pins and charms, cornelian rings, pins and bracelets, chronometer detached levers, gold hunti: uard fully wi ipg and lad 8, silver watches, &e. enamelled watches; fine gold fob and article will be “ nted. The above will be on exhibition the morning of sale, with catalogues. OHN L. WATER & TURNER will VANDEWA' AUCTIONEER.—VANDE- sell, on Thursday, Dec. 14, at 1034 o'clock, at the salesroom 30 Pine and 56 Ce- dar street, a large and splendid collection of vil paintings, in rich gilt frames, consisting of views, eminent Italian, German and p portraits, Holy Family, oval paintings, on silk, attached large invoice o} HENR' landscapes, marine Scripture }, Ke., by nian ortlater ‘splendid glass, by Chambeau; landscapes, figures, portraits, flower pieces, &e. FERSCHAUM PIPES. Y H. LEEDS, AUC- tioncer.—By H. H. Leeds & Co.—On Friday, Deo. 15, at 12 o'clock, at the sales’ rooms, 19 Nassau street, © superb meerschaum complete, mounted in pure gold an i with stems fs ai er, and ex- hibited at the Londen and Sydenham Crystal Palaces — all of which are warranted real meerschaum, and mount- ings solid as of ev segar ery sty 1 catalogue, consisting of a large variet; fe and poe my of th toxqaisite workmanship and designs, ie most exquisite together with meerschaum holders, mounted in silver, ivory and yellow amber at 64 Bixth avenue, conststin DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER. hold furniture, &e., this gery, parlor furniture in hair. ‘op gry French bedi bookcases, les, —GENTEEL HOUSE- t 103 o'clock, of rosewood and maho- th and brocatelle, marble dressing bureaus, washstands, rosewood and mako- stead, marble top centre ta- extension do., rockers, cane chairs, carpets, oil- cloths, hair ma tresses, feather beds, mirrors, china, crockery and glass ware, oil paintin; , engravings, cook- ing stoves, &c., worthy of attention, ORTGAGE SALE.—A. M. inst., tioneer, 23 at 9 o'clock, CRISTALAR, AUC- Bowery, will sell on Thursday, 14th the furniture and fixtures of a dining saloon, removed for convenience of sale, consisting of chairs, tables, bureaus, looki steads, and various other artic Dave taken place on Tuesday, 12th. glasses, sofas, bed- . This sale was to pianos, furniture, &c., uction. This da Ms WRAY, AUCTIONEER.—PLATED WARE, let ember 13, at 10: Broadway, corner of Anthony street. 88 above an invoiec of fine o'clock, at the ious store |. Wray will sell ted ware, comprising din- ner and tea sete, pitchers, urns, cake baskets, forks and spoons; also two superior rosewood pianos, but little used, cost $450 and $550, with « variety of ‘parlor and cham! ber furniture. Sale positive. 18th of December, at 10 o’clock A. Siinuren SALE.—THIS DAY, ursday, rooms, 'WEDNEDAY,) THE ., at 288 Canal }, the contents of a stoye store, consisting of parlor, cooking, and other stoves, tin ware, &c. ILVER PLATED WARE.—WILLIAM IRVING & CO., b auctioneers. will sell at auction on Wednesday and Dec. 18 and 14, at 10: o’elock, at the sales lo. 8 Pine streot. Silver Plated Ware—An entire favoice, comprising cake baskets. castors, liquor frames, candlesticks, sale, en sets, wasters, from uros, tea kettles, card paskets, oyster dishes, kc, entire invoice of superb new Chinese goods, clocks, candelabras and fi vases vases, &c. ‘and figures, French china y Marble and alabaster, 1@ to 24 inches, An nze ures, Parian marble groups, dinner and tea sets. Sig. G. B, Pandolfini’s importation; papier mache goods, &c. UPERB SALE OF FANCY GOODS.—WILLIAM IRVING & CO., auctio will sell at auction on Wednes- Gay and Thurgiay, Dee. 13 and 14, a} 1034 o'clock each day, at the Fandolfini’s img Daneing Girl srooms, No. 8 Pine street, Signor G. B. tion, Statuary—Venus de Medicis, Canova, Cupid, Bacchus, Venus of Cano- va, carved marble lions, &. Bardylis marble, sienna, verde antique, agate, Grecian vanes’ vas vases, eight receivers, with tals, large tazzas, supported ' by be iol with &e., Por fi urns, Hebe , of various feet high; ele ant handles, of every size; marble watch cases, &c. trays, cleeki horn frames, castors, ble groups, vases and figures, Chi invoice of French china dinner and tea sets. Heavy Silver Plated itchers, Roman and and Medicis wuperb pair of agate Hebe vases, Mosaic inlaid centre tables; card vine and serpent handles; jestals, candlesticks, Ware—Tea sets, &c.; bronze and marble esndelabras, groups and figures; Parisn mar- nese Goods—An entire vases, figures, &c.; papier mache goods, Bohemian giass, ke. Purchasers can have their goods packed on the premises. rpomas MUNSON, AUCTIONEER.—THIS MOBNING, at 1034 o'clock, extensive sale at 304 Broadway, cor- -ner of Duane sti a furniture, covered with satin, any furniture in variety; and without marble we with extension dini: tables, rosewodd telle, &c.; ma- enamelled furniture, rosewood wardrobes; cak, &e., library book cases; easy chairs, fron frames, covered with satin and French morocco; sofas, tete-a- es ke. R mal AD: ureau. silt Stabe; poy Also, mirrors Also, a superior rosewood r-mache tables and waiters. Also, noforte, and a oil paintings, in , Car- niture from a fashionable Broadway Saloon. Sold with- out W. Sictor, o-sorrow, n vet and ingrain cat , #1 2 ge ‘toned seotwondt ‘seven octave pianoforte, pai French plate, pier and oval mirrors, to- gether with magnificently carved rosewood ber, dining room and library furniture, of and warranted as represented, all of which has om one of our best city manufactories, are now ion with » catalogue, consisting in ware, ol meved fro on cadhibiti 8. MELLOR, AUCTIONRER —BY HOUGHTON & (iharaay,) at 1036 o'clock, uisehold furniture, nt decorated China lor, cham- test designs, been re- rt as fol- lows: One clegantly carved rosewood parlor sulte, carved, in rich French crimson and maroon satin brocatelle, medallion backs, several suites in fancy covering, hair cloth, &c.; rich chamber furniture, rosewood bedsteads, st bureaus and washstands to match; mahogany and wal- nut do,, library bookcases in rosewood, oak, ma) and walnut, elegant etegeres. sideboards, hall ke. washstands, rockers, lounges, &¢., together with Iso a large lot of mahogany of second hand furniture. my, il furniture, sofas, chairs, bureaus lot M. WITTERS, AUCTIONEER, WIL, SI day, at 1034 o’clock, at 187 Canal street THIS all the ntecl hossehold furniture of a family breaking up jourekeeping, consisting of elegant tapestry and ingrato 5 jan, chal resewood and mahogany centre tables, gilt fram» pier glasses, bookcases, mantle c! 4 a ) mahogany parlor, easy and rockin’ locks, vases, rich an! lex did window curtains, shades, white and gold chins inner and tea sets, cutlery, plated ware, stair rod: and carpets, oilcloths, marble ‘top dressing bureaus and waahstands, toilet sets, French and cot best rdrobes, te ® ‘worthy of attention, hair mattresses, feather Lt ware. The above furniture ¢ bedsteads, beds, blankets, spreads, cooking and parlor stoves, crockery and ia im gooi order, and secon WINTER FASHIONS. res UY YOUR FURS OF THE NEW YORK FUR COM- ex] shou’ cleai ned, rearonab! seer Beteoe, & Newman have just received by mahip Union a superb assortment of royal ermi sable, mink ine, ind stone marten, all manufactured wsly for Broadway trade. Ladies requirin, 4 call before purchasing elsewhere. altered, repaired and exchanged on the most le terms at 401 Broadway, fare furs corner of Walker st, URS OF ALL NATIONS.—FALL FASHIONS READY ween Walker and White. at BOOS & JACOBO' 397 Ladi Broadway, firs’ floor, ies purchasing fancy furs, should visit the above maaufactery, where they can nelect from the largest and most varied ofall kinds, assortment Furs cleaned, repaired, and altered to the present fashion, on moderate terms. Mie J. BONNAVENTURE old res her nam INFORMS friends and acquaintances that she left ce, 129 Canal street, three nic s there used without an Bonnaventure informs those who veautés of flowers and feathers, that she brought her- HER her months though authority’ Madame tosee the last nouw- felf a choice stock in the St. and has receiyed a further wopply in the Union. me J. BONNAVEN- TURE, cleve de Constantin 100 Prince strect. OMETHING NEW.—MILLER & GRANT, 871 BROAD- and jus have just received point le ia entirely new, being very light juced ; vay 4 orsprinte for iy) sents. Also, Brussels, Guipure, Honiton and collars and sleeves to re- laces in great variety; embroflered , sleeven, handkerchiefa, &c., in full assortment. Our goods being relected at the places of manufacture for first clase trade, are choice in style and at prices mach below any- thing ever before offered. From Old to New, At Number Two. Since Infant Frederick die’. . - en AAA YORK, DEC. 9, 1854.—TO THE EDITOR OF the New York’ Herald. Sir:—at the in- .of Mr. G. H. Penfield, I had an interview with Comstoc! the ‘g issue, he manifested much astonishment; and as- me (in the presence of another gentleman), that @ statement ‘ding the India rubber floats was unau' by him; and that he was, until evtirely ignorant of such appearing before the pul On making further inquiry, I ascertained from one of the officers that a large quantity of cork fenders, fain cone floats, were sent on shore in a sted condition, the canvass being so rotten that the was dropping out from savergl. places. . Tha officer my politely accompanied me on shore, and pointed them T presume, therefore, as an act of justice, you will assent to the pu ion of the. following viz: That it was the cork fenders and not the rubber floats, ‘+ that were sent on shore as worth- 7” that the cork fenders are furnished by, orthrouzh, the Iron Life-Boat Company, as an appendage to oats; and the rubber floats by Mr. G. H. field, ir k on a Baltic morning, and on my showing him tho article thet ‘appeared in the Journal of Commerce of this | Nassau street, New York; that the ‘Stanton’ life-boat has never been known to capsize in ® sea-way, as the iron life-boats have on several occasions, thereby loning 9 valuable lives; that the compass may be nded upon im the ‘Stanton’? life-boat, but eal be trusted im the iron life-boat; that the gov- ernment life-car, (invented by Capt. D. Ottinger, U. 3. Rs M.,) was never designed by him to be without the a of the “ Stanton”? rubber floats, and that lack- mb aprendage, was capsized over and over in | several tines, during the rescue of the sufferers from the “Uncle Sam;’’ that at the barge office, White! there are two metal life-boata, one of whieh (of copper ‘was provided at a cost of about fifteen hundred dollars, ‘and paid for out of the rational treasury, that are not used, the ordinary wooden boat being’ preferred; that ther fifteen hundred dollar boat was sent on ‘shore pray one of the tanks full of water) from the revenue cut- “Taney; that at several of our navy yar!s quite a yable number of metal life-boats have been lefton shore by ships of war, as an Mncumbrance; that the Jer- sey beaclmen complained very bitterly ‘against them the recent disaster of the “ New Era; that the whole of the life-boats belonging to the Massachusetts Humane Socicty (about forty in number) are fitted ‘with the “ Stanton” rubber floats, and after five years service, have been reported in perfect order;.and in ff ‘one instance has any defect occurred in the manufacture but such defect hax been cheerfully remedied (free of cost) by Mr. Penfield. In submitting these facts, I trust they will meet with the attention they merit from the government at Washington, and that in future the sdoption of life boats and’ all other appliances for saving life, shall alone depend on their just merits and the result of a practical demonstration, to which they should all (without exception) be subjected, in the b regyy Kes & competent sae ere pede Cea ea leputed by the government for specific . JOHN W. BENNER, Agent for the ‘‘Stanton”’ Life-Boat: ORNELIUS, BAKER & -CO. RESPECTFULLY AN- nounce that the fire at their works in Cherry street will not cause a stoppage of their operations, us their workmen will be transferred to their other manu- factories. am, sir, &c., ‘N TWENTY-FOUR HOURS THE RECIPES IN THE Magnet will relieve the unfortunate. Call at No. 4 ee street, corner of Broadway, and examine e , ny ASONIC.—MEMBERS OF MUNN LODGE, NO. 190, P, & A. M., are particularly requested to attend a regular mecting, on Friday, December 15, 1854, at 734 P, M., to act upon the proposed alteration of the by- By order, JOHN PATTERSON, W. M. retary. SULLIVAN, ASONIC NOTICE,—THE MEMBERS OF CHANCEL- lor Walworth Lodge No. 271 are requested to be vanctual in their attendance on Thursday evening, 14th inst., at 7 o'clock, at Ashler Hall, corner of Broome ani Mercer streets. JOHN MURPHY, W. M. q)R. EDITOR:—SEEING THAT EFFORTS ARE making by some of the press, together with those gentlemen styled brokers in cattle, to discourage drevers and feeders from bringing their stock to market for sale on Mondays, hoping thereby to break down the opposi- tion of those who are opposing their schemes—and being myself opposed to all monopolies, and especially to those in the necessaries of life—I desire to inform drovers and feeders that on Monday last, the 11th inst., there was some four hundred head of cattle in the yards, and all sold that was merchantable, for cash, at good prices, and not balf enough to supply the demand. ‘AN ANTI-MONOPOLIST. (TO1ICE.— WHEREAS, A LETTER WAS DEPOSITED in the Post Office of the city of Detroit, on Sunday, December 3, addressed to Alexander Strong & Co., Bos: ten, containing the following drafts and certificates, viz,:—J, L. Lyel’s draft on Strachan & Seott, New } ork payable to the order of James Stephens, and by him en- dorsed payable to the order of Alexauder Strong & Co., No. 1,880, for four hundred and forty dollars and twenty: three cents, ($440 23); also, A. H. Dey’s draft on the American Exchange Hank, New York, payable to the order of Alexander Strong & Co. fo. 814, for three hundred and fifty-nine dollars, (3350); also,” certificate of deposit in Fairfield County Bank, Norwals, Conn., for twenty dollars, ($20,) from Edward Couch, for use of N. H. Hartt, and by him endorsed—as the letter has never been received by us in Boston, and is supposed to be lost—all persons are hereby cautioned against neégo- tiating either of the above drafts or certificate, as the payment of the same has been. stopped. wton, Dec. 11, 1854. ALEX. STRONG & CO. OTICE.—ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED egninst negotiating a note dated St. Louis, August 1, 1864, at eight months, for $204 64, made by ‘Pittman & Brother, payable to the firm of Garner & Co., of this city, as it was mailed in St. Louls, 8th September lust, and 41d not reach its destination, and will aot be paid nt its maturity. New York, Dec. 2, 1854. ‘HE COMMITIEE APPOINTED AT THE UNION CON- vention, on Saturday evening last, to draft resolu- tions and by-laws, will meet this evening, at 73¢ o'clock, at Dunlap’s, No. 7 Frankfort street. DANIEL MAHEN, Chairman of the Committee. AXES FOR 1854.—OFFICE OF THE RECEIVER OF ‘Taxes, New Court Houxe,—Notice is hereby given it borg apt cent wag added on the first day of Decem- ber, on all taxes unpaid at that date, and that a further addition of one per cent will be made on the 18th day of Decem‘ey, on all taxes then unpaid. Notiee is also here- 2 that on the first day of January next, interest will be added om all taxes then remaining anpaid, at the rate of twelve per cent per annum, calculated from the Slat day of August, 1 HARVEY HART, Receiver of ‘Faxes. ESTERN HOMES —A PARTY OF RESPFCTAB LE men in New York are about forming a community to establish a city in the ‘Far West,’ in connection with agricultural pursuits, and invite a few others to join them in an enterprise where all will have equal Lenefits and an ultimate og a Each must be postessed of sufficient money to purchase at least forty acres of land at nment prices, as well as to pur- chase agricultural implements, and to support his family for one year after his settlement, so that no one may be an inew nce on hia neighbor. Farther particulars may be learned by applying at 90 Burling slip, tirst office to the right, up staire. No connection with any other society or farm league. 66 BROADWAY.—PRIVATE SALE.—THE 1 ARG- Pee m1 ate most sect eollection oe bp ner french and. German engravings, compris: e princi- pal works of Landescr, Herring, be, are gp ay Lanes wholesale prices, for a short time only. mu Leoni han ig Aer tee FREE CABIN PASSAGE WILL BE iven for the advance of $1,500, to be repaid on val in Melbourne—first class security. Ship to sail oe VF vigpd the 20th inst. Address ‘‘Australian,”” Her- ald office. EW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COM- y. For New Orleans. Stopping at Havana. g ‘the United States Mail. steamship CA- HAWBA, R. W. Shufeldt, commander, will sail for the above ports on Tuesday, December 26th, at 12 o’cloc from pler at foot of Beach street, North ‘river. Freigh for the interior and for Mobile, consigned to our agents in New Orleans, James Connoly & Co., will be forwarded free of commissions. Panse: for Havava must pru- cure, pansporte before, Iearing port. Far. freight, oF passage, apply to LIVIN , CROCHERON & 00., ‘agents, 31 rosdway. N.B.—The BLAOK WARRIOR, J D. Bulloch, commande:, will succeed the Cahawba, and sail Tuesday, January 9th. Bills of lading must be vent in for signing the evening previous to the ship sailing. HAVANA VIA KEY WEST—TO SAIL POSt- tively on Tuesday, December 19, at 7 o’clock A. M. he United States mail steamship ISABEL, Wm. Rollina, Commander, will leave Charleston for Havana, via Key Wert, on the 4th and 19th, and Havana for Charleston, ‘via Key West, on the 10th and 25th of each month. The Isabel now connects at Havana with the United States Mail Steamship Company’s line of steamers for 3an Fran- cisco via Aspinwall, and will carry the Pacific mails For passage apply to MORDECAI & CQ., 110 Kust Bay. SAVANNAH—FARE REDUCED.—THE UNITED States mail steamship STATE OF GEORGIA, Capt. |. J. Garvin, will leave Ngee for Savannah on ednesday, Dec. 29, at 10 0’ A. M. Fare $20; 7, The Keystone State will leave as above the fe Wednesday. Agents in New York, SCRANTON & f 10 Ola allp) whee atatercoans: may’ be 2o- cured. SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA—U. 8. MAIL LINE— ‘The new and plentta steamship AUGUSTA, Capt. Thomas Lyon, will leave New York for Savannah, on Saturday, Dec. 16,"from pier No. 4, North river, at 3 o’clock V. M. Bills of ‘ading signed on board.” For freight a) ply on board; or for , toSAMUEL L. MI’ 13 Brondway. The new steamship Florida, Capt. M. 8. Woodhull, will leave on Wednesday, Dec. 20. For , through tickets from New York 40 Jackson: ville, $31; to Pilatka, 33. ;;OR FORFOLK, PETERSBURG, AND RICHMOND. The United States mail Hiner | ROANOKI lo, 13 Ni k P.M; willar and Peters! and From Norfolk, pas- railroad direet, with preefere, paseo B ay fare to soe, 98; bs os SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA—U, 8. MAIL LINK.— ‘The pew and splengid steamahi A, Capt. M. ‘oodbull, will leave New York for Savannah, on Wednes- ni Dee. 18th, from pier No. 4, North river, '. Skimmer, commander, will leave, Haturday, Dec. 16, at 30’ Norfolk the next a to at 3o’clock, Bills of lading signed on board. For freight appl oh board; of for passage, to SAMURL L. MITCHILL, 19 Broadway. The new steamship Augusta, Capt. Tho Lyon, leave on Saturday, Dec. 16. For Florida, | through tickets from New York to Jacksonville, $31; to | Pilatka, $33, | commander, will leave Vhiladelphia i E ae cu 4 be age Es« OYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP AFRICA FOR LIVER- .—The Africa, William Harrison, commander, wi from the company’s dock, at City, with the mails and ra for on , the are re- 13th ayy 2 — : q nested to be om board o’clock. . 4 CUNALD, 4 Bowling Green. Capt Judking, ‘AMERICA, Capt. Lang, Capt. Ryrie, EUROPA, Capt. Shannon, ASIA, Capt. E.G. CANADA, Capt. Stone, AFRICA, Capt. Harrison, NIAGARA, Capt. Leitch. ‘These vessels carry a c! white light at mast head; en on starboard bow, red on port bow. IADA, Stone, ‘*’ Boston, Wednesday, Dec. 6 APRICA, Harrison, ‘ New York, Wednesday, “ 13 RABIA, Judkins, ‘ New York, Wednesday, ‘ 27 AMERICA, Lang, ‘Boston, Wednesday, Jan. 3 SIA, Lott, «New York, Weduesday, ‘' 10 CANADA :tone, a ton, Wednesday, ‘‘ 17 Bes AFRICA, farrison, ‘ Few York, Wednesday’ “ 24 Berths o- tsecured until paid for. Auexpe enced surgeon on board. ‘The own rs of these ships wAl not be accountable for gold, silver, bullion, specie, jewelry, jous stones oF metals, unless bills of fading are 8 therefor, and the value thereof therein expressed. Fe ht ly to or ret oF Pa UNARD, No. 4 Bowling Green. HE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP remreny nee soiling their favorite steamshi city OF CHESTER, .. .2,125 tons.. Capt. Wy! CITY OF BALTIMORE, (new)2,538 “<<. Capt, — CITY OF WASHINGTON, do..2,700 ‘ {:Capt. R. Leitch. KANGAROO,.,..... .......1,874 Capt. —— (0M PHILADELPELA. , January 18, 1855, fursday: CITY OF MANCHESTER, . Wednesday, Decemeer 20, 1854. KANGAROO,,...........-About Wednesday, ‘Saloon $90, $65 and $85, according to state room. A limited ‘number of thimi class passengers will be taken, and found with comforfably cooked provisionf, for $25..°........to Liverpool | $40.....,..from Liverpool. Parties ‘wishing to bring out their friends can obtain certificates of passage, and drafts on Liverpool, in sums of £1 sterling and upwards. Apply to SAMUEL SMITH, ‘Agent, 17 Walnut atrect, Philadelphia, and No. 7 Broad? way, New York. LASGOW & NEW YORK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.— ‘The new and powerful steamships NEW YORK, 2,400 tons and 500 horse power (R. Craig, commander) and GLASGOW, 1,962 tons and 400 horse power (W. Cumming, commander), built expressly for the trade Le- tween New York and Glasgow, will sail as under. From New York, Glasgow, Saturday, 20th January, 1855, at 12 noon. First'cabin, saloon state-rooms (gteward’s feo included), $90; first cabin, midship (state-rooms stewards fee included), $75. ‘Third'elass.—A limited number of third class passengers will be taken, supplied with provisions of good quality, properly cooked, af $25 each. Carrion » surgeon. For freight or passage, apply to J. IN 33 Broadway, NewYork.” New Your city bills or gold only received for passage. [OR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE—THE UNITED States mail steamship UNION, R. Adama, command. ér, will leave for Havre, touching at Southampton to land the mails and on Saturday, December Kom per No. 87 North River, foot Leth,’ at 12 o'clock, of Beach street. Price of passage firat cabin $150 ; se- wad do, $75. Luggage not wanted difring the voysge, mould be, sent on board the day before aulling, marked “ bolow.”” No freight will be taken after hursday, December 14th. For freight or passage apply to MORIT- MER LIVINGSTON, Agent, 53 Broadway. FSPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO.—LOWMST rates and no deduction.—Shippers per clipper ship GOV. MORTON, Capt. John Burgess, will com: plete their engagements at once, ‘band in thatr bills of lading for signature. This f orite ship hae early o engaged, and going rapully on ‘shi Tranclgco the whole of her cai board, at pier 26 East river. will ph ppers to jeauo observe that the vessels of our line finish their loading in ten to fifteen days after coming to the berth, never being detained for the want of freight, but have prompt despatch. For the balance of fifty to one hundied tons disengaged, apply, to SUITON & CO., 44 Wall street, or Messrs. EVERETT & BROWM, 159 Front street MAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA AS- pinwall and Panama railroad.—On Wednesday, Lecember 20, at 2 o'clock P.M, from pier foot. of Warren street, North F II Dedispatehed the fleet steain- NOH STAR! Captain Richard Wamack, to cou- tat Panama with the new and superior steam: bbn 1. Stephens. A spare boat always kept at Pu to prevent detention in race of accident. For pa: apply at the Company’s office, No. 177 West street, to 8. J. W. RAYMOND. MAIL STEAMSHI COMPANY FOR Ha- vana and New Orleans -On Monday, December 1s, at 2 P.M,, from pier foot of Warren street, North River, by the well known and favorite steamship CRiS- CEN! CITY, Captain John McGowan, Passage can be secured at the company’s office. Freight to New Orleans, 2Ce. per cubic foot. Specie only taken on freight to Hava na. Shippers will be supplied with blank bills of lading of the form signed by the company, on application at their cfice.” Noother forms signed, and no bills of lading will be signed after the hour of sailing. For freight or pas- rage apply at the oflice of the company, No. 177 West street, corner of Warren. M. 6. ROBERTS. YORK & CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE, VIA Nicaragua—The Accessory Transit Co. of Nicara- ua, proprietors,—The splendid double’engine steams aip Rontnenn LIGHT, 2,500 tons burthen, Capt. E. L. Tinklepaugh, will leave pier No. 3 North river, wt three o'clock, P.M. presisely, for Punta Arenas, Wednesday, December 27, connecting with the favorite steamship Cortes, 2,000 tons burthen, over the Nicaragua ‘Transit route, having but twelve miles of land transportation by first class carriages, ‘These steamers are unsurpassed ip their ventilat on aod accommodations, For in orm tion or apply only to . MORGAN, Agent, No. 6 Bowling Grace. Levier bag made up at the office, Letters 26 cents per 34 ounce, Cine SHIP HARVEY BIRCH, CAPTAIN NELSON, for San Francisco, is now loading at Pier No. 10, East river, and having a large portion of her cargo gaged and ing on board, will have immediate dispatch. The Harvey rch is one of the thips ever built in this country, and presents unusual inducements to ofa quick abip at low rates. Shippers i wil observe that the vessels of this line finish their load- ing in a few days after coming to the berth, and are not detained for want of Watrions have Prompt dispatch. IN & CO., 84 Wall street. USTRALIA PIONEER LINE—CARRYING UNITED A, States Mail. pper_ship WINDWARD, for Melbourne, from Pier No. 8, E. R., with immediate despatch. Clipper ahi; ‘TROPIC, for Sidney, from Pier No, 12, £.8., Qi ship QUEEN, to succeed the Tropic, a 1 For passage, id to R. W. CAMERON, itor a) . IN, 116 wi oe » Spply » USTRALIA—FREE PASSAGE—PIONEER LINE, CAR- rying United States mails.—The subscriber, ander win the government of New South Wales, is convey passengers in the clipper hip to Sydney, paying part passage here, balance paid arri and employment guaranteed at cur- rent rate of wages, which are enormous. BR. W. CAMERON, 116 Wall street. USTRALIA.—INDEPENDENT LINE—SIXTY DAYS Anne ie beautiful A 1 clipper ship EASTERN 1,400 tons burthen, Simon commander, vy will have immediate despatch for Melbourne, Port Phi lip. The above ship is only two yeats old, and bas proved herself fa og hg pet pone pe for Passengers are very in first and second prin om ~ only a Lary ane ae be application in necessary. or wt nifor, rat apply to & or Rizberdson & Co., 52 South street. fe Scanvees IN) LINE—SIXTY DAYS passage—Or eighty ‘8 for 8 to Mel- bourne, —The lid A 1 clipper ship EASTERN STATE, 1,500 tons burt! Simon Ross, comm’r, will have imme diate despatch for Melbourne. The accommodations of this fine ship fér passengers, both in first and second cabins, are superior to those of any other vessel now up. As but a limited number of fasrengers are taken, early ap- lieati Proprietors of this popular i: “ toe tan ot bergen "<4 nd others hav- ing familics have been unal en, passage, owing to the high rates. hitherto charges, have tote, ed to a limited number gt Eareeneee, at the unprecedentedly low price of eighty dollars, which will include provisions, water, attendance, and all other ne- cesraries for the Yoyage, with the tole exception of bed- ing. Having a great portion o} cargo ond passen- gers already engaged, she will have quick despatch. For freight or nage apply on board, ‘at pier No. 7, E. R., "“ARKELL © ELE , 146 Pearl street, or E. RICH- ARDSON & CO., 52 South street. HANGE OF DAY OF SAILING O@ THE UNITED States mail steamship ISABEL, from Charleston for Havana, via Key Weat.—The splendid United States mail steamship Isa%el, Wm. Rollins, commander, will hereafter carry the mails from Charleston for the Paei- fic, and will connect with the U. 8. Mail Steamship Com. pany’sline st finvans for Aspinwall. The label wil ve Charleston on the 4th and 10th of each month, and leaves Havana on the 10th and 26th of each month. Apa. to RDECAI & CO., 110 East Bay, Charleston, 8. 0. Pearl strest, ‘ollars per * the prio RESPECTasiE YOUNG WOMAN, THAT SERVED her time at dressmaking in Eugland, would ge out fo work by the week or month, to a lady or dressmaker Any commands addressed to SM. W,, for three days, at 850 Twelfth street, between First and Second avenues, ANTS A SITUATION A family; she is a first rate washer and lroner and baker; can give satisfactory reference. Please call at 388 East Thirteenth street. Can be seen for two days. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA- tion as lady's maid; is an excellent dressmaker and hair dresser; ‘has lived eight years in her last situation, and during that period travelled four years om the con- tinent rope; can speak French, Apoly in the bookstore 366 Bowery, one door above Fourt! rt, YOUNG MAN, WHO SPEAKS A athe ar pe ey Cea i : in a private or to travel. Can give the best o! city Feference,, Addrees D. Bs, 201 Elm street RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, WANTS A SIT- uation ; is competant to take care of children, wait ona lady or do chamberwork ; ean work well at her needle or wait well at table, to make her- self useful. Address M. F., No. 17 street, in the rear, between Hester and Grand, RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES TO obtain a situation as chambermaid and waiter, or nd to de housework ; as nurse a in sewer, or lo fro has no objections to the country. given. €an be seen for two days at 197 atzort, between the Second and Third avenues, third floor, y room. . N EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER WISHES TO by the day or week, in » private family. ‘an be seen at her residence, 221 West Twentieth street, near Ninth avenue, all this week. SITUATION IS WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE girl to do housework, or any other kind of work. is a strong, able girl, not alvaid te werk. Has ac objection to a use, or the country, Apply at the office, 303 Eighth avenue. No charge. YOUNG WOMAN WISHES TO ENGAGE 4A SITUA- A, tion in @ private family, to de general housework ; ie ina Chg washer and ironer, and can come well re- commended. Can be seen for two days, at 32 Vandam street, second floor, front room. RESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY WANTS 4 SITUA- A. tion as tailoress, to work by the day or month. Inquire at the corner of Warrem and Smith streets, over the liquor store, South Brooklyn. YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS waiter; haa no objection to do chamberwork and waiting in @ small family, or assist in washing and froning; understands ber business. Would diatrnce in the country, if not suited in the city. tory reference cau be Thee Can be seen for two #, at 283 Bowery, near Houston street. “seueomd “8 SMART GIRL, FOURTEEN YEARS Avis Z to atte: a short Batis- situation ine ble ¥ chill and. sake herselt good home more an object than wages. ys at 287 Spring street, for three tloor. first NEAT, PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS A SITUATION, au chambermaid and waiter, or nurse; isa neat fewer, and good washer and irouer; or to do housework in a nice family. Has the best of eity reference from her last place. Is willing to tend a toy or store. Has good education. Can be seen for two days, at 42 Sixth avenue, in the trimming store. RESPECTABLE PERSON WISHES TO GO OUT AS seamstress by the day or week, or would engage by the month; she is willing to assist in taking care of children, and make herself otherwise useful; one who understands all kinds of family sewing, and can produce od city reference. Can be seen at 126 Clinton place, Bightn street, first floor, front room, up stairs. ESSMAKER WISHES A FEW MORE PRIVATE ies to work for, by the day or week. Has A note addressed to M.S., Grand street maburg, will be attended to. RESPECTABLE GFRMAN GIRL, WHO IS A GOOD cook, washer and ironer, wishes a situation; she has been one i" in this country. Can be seen at Mrs, Meier's, No, 24 Rivingson street, A GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS GOOD PLAIN ‘0 general cook, washewand ifoner in a private family, or to housework. Inquire at Mrs. Shaw's, No. 221 Court street, Brooklyn. SITUATION WANTED—AS 00, OR GAR- dener; would do both in a small place; has'the best of reference as to capability, sobriety and honesty; has no objection to the country. Can be seen for three days, at No, 70 North Moore street, third floor. PROTESTANT YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUATION as chambermaid and plain sewer, and has no objec- tion to make herself generally useful. Can be seen for two days, at 175 Varick street; second floor, front reom. COMPETENT ENGLISH PROTESTANT WOMAN wants o situation; is capable to take the entire Gre of an infant, or to wait onan invalid lady; isa good seamstress. Satisfactory city reference. Apply at No. 7 Union court, entrance in University place. SITUATION WANTED—BY A PROTESTANT GIRL, A as purse and seamstress. The best of city refe- rence can be given. May be seen for two days at 776 Broadway. FROTESTANT YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION in a private family as seamstress; is s good sewer, Aprly persunally, or by letter, for three days, at’ 347 Hituston street, second floor, front room, between .Or- chard and Ludlow streets. RESPECTABLE ENGLISH GIRL WANTS A SITUA- tion to do general housework: can bake, wash, and iron. Good reference from her last place. Can. be seon all this week at 572 Grand street. RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES A situation to take care of children, do chamberwork, travel with a lady to Europe, or to de the housework of a small family. 8 NO Objection to go to ore short distance in the country. Has good city mee. Please call for two days at 52 Fourth avenue. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMA! ESIRES A sitvation, in city or country, as cook, warber and ironer; is a good baker; or woul do general housework; is not afraid of work; will make herself enerally useful. Can be well recommended. ‘1 Bowery, for two days. RESPECTABLE PERSON, LATELY ARRIVED FROM London, wishes to obtain a situation as cook in a. aI family, or would wait on an invalid and read. to her. Can be seen or addressed for three at 682 Houston street, near Thompson street, room 14. SITUATION WANTED—BY A FRENCH WOMAN, A who understands hairdressing, 4 and all Kinds of needlework, as lady’s maid or 5 she would take care of children. Please call at 12 Sixth street, second floor, front room, near Bowery, between 12 and 5 o'clock. SMART INDUSTRIOUS FRENCH BOY WISHES some employment where he would make himself useful, and where he could make hia ex; for the winter, and go to evening school. Good given. Apply at 79 ‘by street, in the Laundry. YOUNG MAN WANTED IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, A to do the rough work and take care of acow. Ap- ply at 167 Henry street, Brooklyn, between 1 and 2 0 ENGLISHMAN, A SINGLE MAN, WISHES situation as waiter. Good reference from his M., Union’ square Post Office, Bron treet, or 13 Essex street, near Division. SMART ACTIVE MAN WANTED—ONE WHO UN- derstands the cleaning and of clocks; dthers need apply. Call dO catherine street ‘ SITUATION WANTED BY A VERY girl, to do and an excellen' he dry goods store. di ‘Broad- way, corner Reade street. German; and ish Protestant emale’ gha mr mo go the Uranch office, 102 Greenwich atreet. jHAMBERMAID AND W, OR Lal Situation wanted in S iahs pe gee given. Apply at 1 jays. \OLORED BOY.—A PLACE IS W, ) colored boy, 14 years of age; perth Suan pe? tant or Cad Meee the & recom- mendations for honesty a1 lustry. ‘apply 17 Fast Fourteenth street, sit > OOKS, WAITERS, NU AND CO sad temate oni city references, provided for families, at the oben ee at i ment ney Office, 60 Fourteentn street, represen ina Dp" CLERK—WANTED A YOUNG MAN FULL’ competent for the duties of « first class sa ablishment in Brooklyn, A J. Davis, cor. ion and Clinton street Brootya. ity ENERAL HOUSEWORK—SITUATION W. IN & private fa nil Good city reference Apply at 225 West Eighteenth street, for two days, G" ERAL HOUSEWORK.— WANTED IMMEDIATELY, Pv & person to do the geveral hourework, ‘and in cdoking of email tarsily, (man, wife and 75) must be either fcotch, English or German, and re- ag make herself generally useful. Apply at onee, ferences, at 66 High street, 4 F% MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA.—FIRST VESSEL.— ‘The splendid ship SANTIAGO sails for the above fort on Wetlnesday, 18th inst, The clipper ship TAR- "AR is now loading, and will sail on or about the 26th Both of these vessels have fine accommodations. And freight will bo taken af reasonable rates, ‘Apply |AILLER & LORD, 108 Wall street, {OR CHARLESTON, 8. C.—THR SUPERI ¥ wheel steamship QUAKER CITY, J, H. meage for Charleston, 8. C., on erty, Deen 1, at 10 A.M. Cabin pas- wage, . to RON & MARTIN, 3754 North wharves, Philadelphis, sili ERMAN AND AMERICAN INTELLIGENCE 23 Doane street, one door from hotel keepers, and proprietors of factories, can be- tupplted with the best. of German, ‘Boglish axa French male and female servants laborers. Best of German rirls any time on hand. ja een OUSEKFEPER—A YOUNG WIDOW LADY CoN- H verrant with housekeeping, would take, at Gasre ol ntlvman’s house in this or any other city, Woult be [enna to become companion for a satisfactory reference given, office. For Balance of Wants See Sixth Pave. i moet Address C.. Heraid