The New York Herald Newspaper, January 4, 1855, Page 5

NO. 3. @istributed a variety of little books on religious sub- Jeets, among the orphan children there. In the evening the fact came to the knowledge of a Catholis priest, who fastructed the teachers to destroy the books. Fourmen who had been appointed teachers by the influence of the priests, went to the school, seized all the books, des- troyed many of them, and it {s said, punished some of ‘the children who cried at their loss. It is thought that when the facts become more thoroughly known through to-morrow’s papers, the excitement will greatly in- crease, Both branches of the Legislature of this State, met at Lansing to-day. ‘The Governor’s meseage states that the surplus in the treasury on the 30th of November last, amounted to $553,004; the indebtedness of the State up to the same time, to $3,315,245, and the receipts of the treasury for the past year, to $010,609, The Governor recommends the passage of a general railroad law; the prohibitionof bank bills of a denomi- pation under five dollars; the repeal of the probibitory Mghor law, andin its stead the passage of a law prohi- Diting the sale of spirituous liquors in a less quantity than one or more gallons; the amendment of the con- stitution so as to provide for annual legislative sessions ef forty days, or biennialof eighty days; the amendmen of the laws relating 10 mining companies, that they may increase their capitals to two millions of dollars now limited to five hundred thousand doll ars, and the non-passage of the general banking law. The Massachusetts Legislature. Boston, Jan. 3 1855, ‘The Senate was called to order to-day at eleyen o’clock Dy Mr. Libby, of Buffoik, the senior member. Mr. H. W. Benchley, of Worcester, was then elected President of the Senate, receiving the number of votes cast. ‘The House was called to order by Allen Presbury, of ‘Taunton, Im the afternoon, D. C. Eddy, of Lowell, waa elected Speaker of the House, receiving two hundred and seven” ty-three of the three hundred and twenty-five votes cast ‘He is a clergyman of the Baptist persuasion. ©. P. Cox, of Lynn, was chosen clerk of the Senate, and Henry A. Nash, of Pittsfleid, clerk of the House, After organization, both branches of the Legislature marched in procession to the Old South Church, where the eustomary services were held, Rev. 8. K. Lothrop preach- ing the sermon. The Cadets acted as escorton the oc- @asion. ‘Fhe Governor’s message may be expected on Friday. The Pennsylvania Legislatare. Hurrisnore, Jan. 3, 1855, After fifteen ballots in the Senate here to-day, for the Presidency, the vote stands the sameas yesterday. Ad- journed until to-morrow. Business Failures, SUSPENSION OF A BOSTON PRODUCE HOUSE. Bosrox, Jan. 3, 1855. ‘The house of Messrs. A. G. Farwell & Co., produce @ealers of this city, suspended payment to-day. It is thought, however, that their assets will pay dollar for @ollar. The failure of Messrs. Beleher & Co., of St. Louis, is reported as the cause of their suspension. FAILURES OF ‘BANKING HOUSES IN PITTSBURG. Prrrseura, Jan, 3, 1855. ‘The banking houses of Moon & Sergeant, and Wm. A. Hill & Co. closed their doors here to-day. Fi Boston. DEPARTURE OF THE AMERICA—FIRE. Boston, Jan, 3, 1855. ‘Fhe royal mail steamsh p America, Capt. Lang, sailed at noon to-day, with ninety-nine passengers for Liver- pool and sixteen for Halifax. She takes out $20,000 in wpecie for Halifax, but none for Europe. ‘A large brick building, on the corner of Haverhill and ‘ravers streets, owned by Aaron D. Weld, was badly da- amaged by fire this morning. Messr¢. Harding & Dodge, moroceo dressers, C. Cleaves, machinist, and Gore & ‘Howard, sewing machine manufacturers, are among the principal lose ‘Write Against the Commercial Bank of Phi- ladelphia. Paaperputa, Jan, 2, 1855. A writ quo warranto was issued to-day by the Su- preme Court against the Commercial Bauk of this city for a violation of its act of incorporation in discounting motes at usurious rates, and for dealing in promissory notes. The writ is returnable on the 20th of this month A Dill in equity was also filed, praying for a special in junction to restrain the bank from continuing the dis- count of pa) at usorious rates. The hearing on the motion bas fixed for Saturday next, Disturbanoc.in New Orleans. New Oatmans, Jan, 1, 1855. Ata ceseereos which took lace in this city, on Sat- urday night, four men were cut in the abdomen— Goren artally, All the parties were Isieh, two of whem have been arrested. No business here to-day. | A Strike Ended. Barrons, Jan, 3, 1855. ‘The strike of the engineers on the Baltimors and Ohio Railroad has ended in new men being employed, and the ‘Dusiness of the company is now going on with great activity. Arrivals of Produce at Wheeling. Westie, Jan, 5, 1855. There is nine feet of water in the Ohio river at this it. ‘The Falls City, avd a number of other smaller steam- ers, arrived here to-day loaded down with produce sent from the Atlantic cities, of which the railroad is loading eight tons daily. Markets. PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD, Pureapeieita, Jan, 3, 1855. We have no change to report in the money market to- Gay. Stocks are firm. Reading, 35; Morris Canal, 1234; aoa R.R., 155; Penn. RR, 423¢; Penn, 5’s, Cuanceston, Jan. 3, 1855. Our cotton market is firm at previons rates. The sales of the past two days have been 4,150 bales. Mails for the Pacific. ‘THE NEW YORK HERALD—CALIVORNIA EDITION. ‘The United States mail steamship George Law, Capt. G. V. Fox, will leave this port to-morrow afternoon at two clock, for Aspinwall. ‘The mails for California and other parts of the Pacific, ‘will close at one o’clock. ‘The New Yorx Weexty Heratp—California edition— containing the latest intelligence from all parts of the world, will be published at eleven o’clock to-morrow morning. Single copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing, sixpence, Agents will please send in their orders as early as pos- ible. 1855,—Daguerreotypes, 25 cents, or $2 50 per @ozen, by Holmes’ new invention, the U. 8. patent double eameras, taking two at once. No. 289 Broad YOUNG Stock Sale—Notice.—Albert H. Nico- LA will bold a 8; auction sale of stocks and bonds, on Saturday next, January 6, at 1244 o’eloek, at the Merchants’ Exchange, and the regular semi-weekly wale, a» usual, on Monday following. Securities to be sold should be sent in as early a8 possible, in order to them lief TALI He NICOLAY, Auctioneer’ No.4 Broad tt Albert H. Nicolay will hold his semt- weekly | ction sale of stocks and bonds, this day, at 125; o'clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange. For fur: ‘Aber particulars see his advertisement in another column. Cog New York, Dee, 10, 1864,—Death of Richard 7. Mulligan, Kaq. & special meeting Board of Dirvetors, eonvened in consequence of the demise of Richard ‘Thomas Mulligan, Exq., their Treasurer, the following preamble and revolutions were unanimous, Cy ed ‘Whereas, It has pleased the All vise, in h of Richard T.'Mulligan, to remove from this life one of our frusiog soa intelligent clits--a’ Jeri; worthy and nes f) mn ti it, we an a therefore, ssh agitingd orable mi: tender to his bereaved family and friends our deepest and imeat heartfelt condolence, ax- q@uring them, in their affliction, that, as we loved, honored and respected bim in life, we cherish with sincere affee- ‘ton his gf in death arantt i= bh i eeks — ody, eho wear unual of mourning fur pace of thirty days. Resolved, That these preceediigs be entered oa the minutes of the Direction, and a copy thereof certified by the President and Secretary, be trac *mitted to the family of the deceased, and a further copy be furnished for pab- DENTON PEAL‘ALL, President. Pair CLayvtox Rogers, Secretary. ad panes of srory yatety of tipi ssepriang, trom st wm of every vi , comprixing those of ten different Tmanutactorles; ‘cane them are T. Gilbert and Co.'s celebrated wolean pianos, and the modern im- proved Horace Waters pianos: second hand pianow at ‘weat bargains; prices (rom $40 to $150; pianos to rent. ‘elodeons from five different manuf 5 bearer es | th 8 well known 8. D. & H. W. Smith's melodeons. (tune equal mg oy + Prices—$40, $66, $70, $10, $10. 5 $125, $10, $150 and $200. Each lostramont quar, Wteed. Knormous reductions made from former .* HORACE WATERS, 333 Broadway. Fare at Cost, as the Holidays are Over.— ‘White, th © hatter, is determined to vell the balanee of Dis etook «furs at the actual cost. Those wishing to parebass, 0 Ve invited to call and examine his stock be- F I fore purcha, ing elsewhero, N. BA large variety of fancy sleigh: bes. WHITE, 212 Broadway, corner of Fulton street. f Lanens, Linens.—Just received, large of Fenton’s celebrated shirting aud sheeting % which we call the attention of our customers; also table damasks and napkies, all of which will be sobl at great LEADBEA’ ins. E. H. TER, 347 Broadway, corner es ran street, " nase a an Immense reduction of our former pri the balance of our stock of wiater eloth- ing. Overcoats, $2 50 to $6; pants and vests, $1 to $4. Cail, examine and purchase. GRANT & RYDER, corner of Grand and Centre One Mile per Minute is the Rate of Travel by rail between Paris and Lyons. This is marvellous speed, but yet scarcely more wonderful than the produc- tion of a set of shirts, washed, ironed, and warranted to fit, within 48 hours, at GREEN’S, 1 Astor House. Ladies, We Wish You a New Year, and return you our sincere thanks for the kiad and liberal patronage extended towa: for the past year, hoping, by strict attention to bu and selling good articles, at moderate prices, to merit a continuance of your favors. With respect, J. B. MILLER & ©O., 154 Canal street. Last Night but One of Perham’s Troupe tn this city, as after to-morrow evening they clos» here, for the purpose of visiting Boston. Let our friends gi them two bumper houses before they lea nounce ‘' Don Giovanni’ ‘They an- for both performances, Private Instruction.The Subsertber will receive new pupils daily for instraction in the art of manship and bookkeeping, ether in class or sepai parlors. OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH, $62 Broadway. Three cents will buy this week's «Sport- ing Clipper,”? containing full and thrilling accounts of a ize battle between Keefe and Hutton, Every- should see this week’s Clipper. A Card._We_ would Roe ge in Inform the friends and patrons of ROBERT SINCLAIR that the business will be carried on by the family, and a continu. Rocms for families or single gentlemea, neatly furnish: ed, and every attention paid to the comfort and conve- 754 Broadway, cor ighth street. Rich & Co”’S Salamander worth of books or papers consumed in one of them. They have been tested in accidental fires one hundred by MARVIN, 144 and 146 street, the only makers of safes combining Wild- the sports of the oid and new world, including the ance of their patronage will be gratefully received, nience of boarder Supper and dining roome as usual, T 0 Safes, Wilder's patent—Twelve years in use, and never a dollar's and eeventy-ni: jimes. Ve suitable for New Year’ STEARNS & ‘sand Rich & Co.’s patent. Defiance Salamander Safes.—Robert M. Pat- RICK is the sole manufacturer in the Uniced states of the above celebrated safes, and F. C. Gofin’s impene- trable ce locks and cross bars. Depot No, 192 Pearl street, one door below Maiden lane. Holidays.—-Three Bottles Finest Brandy three bottles finest whiskey, one bottle finest Jamaica Tea hhony, in ons, for 810. ARTHUR KENDALL case, for $10, 7 ” Wine merehant, 7 William street. Hyatt’s Life Balsam. — Rheumatism ‘in its most painful forms, also scrofulu, old ulcers, and the worst cases of diseases of the blood, great debility, liver complaint, kidneys, incipient consumption, &e., are most certainly cured by this great purifier. Principal depot 246 Grand street; 75 cents per bottle. Consumption and Asthma Cured by Inha- lation.—This is the cages method of treating lung dis- 2 ia ana appears to us the more ble from its simplicity “ well as efficacy. Dia- ene entirely the use of the ube, the Steet habales im a natural manner the curative preparation, and in all ,, we believe, with the happiest effect.’ Invalids, suffering from asthma, or lung diseases, should test the virtue of Dr. Curtis’s discovery. Physicians are scribing it with the most flattering results, after oxha: their skill in the case.—[Sunday Courier. . Johns, one of the most celebrated physicians in New York, writes as follow: Dr, Curtis—Dear Sir: Having witnessed the excellent effects of your Hygeana or Tohaling Hygean Vapor and Oberry Syrup, in a case of chronic bronchitis, and being much'in favor of counter irritation in affections of the throat, bronchial tubes and lungs, I can therefore cheer- fully recommend your medicated apparatus as being the most convenient and effectual mode of applying any thi of the kind I have ever seen, No doubt thousands of persons may be relieved, and many cured, by using your remedies, wmonare at liberty. to, use this in any wey ou ma; reper. Respectfully, yours, &c. ‘ i, PO MOHNS, M-D., 600'Houston street Sold by ©. H. RING, corner of Jobn street and Broad- way, and by druggists throughout the city and country. Price $3 a package. Costar’s Rat, Cockroach, &c. Exterminator depot, bas removed to 388 Broadway, having been burat out by the fire at his old stand, 448 Broadway. A new Happy Famil, ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. T A SPECIAL MEESING OF THE NATIONAL Democratic Republican General Committee, held at uyvesant Institute on Wednesday, January '3, 1855, at 144 o'clock P. M., in the absence’ of Mr. Schell, the Chairman, Joseph M Marsh, of the Tenth ward,’ was unanimously appointed Chairman pro tem, of the Com- mittee, and A. iagher acted as Secretary. ‘The Treasurer presented his report, which was ap- proved, and the subject of unadjusted claims was re- ferred to the Finance Committee, with power to arrange the rame. On motion of Timothy Daly, Esq., it was unani- mously Resolved, That the thanks of this Committee are due, and are hereby tendered, to Richard Schell, Esq., for the highly efficient, able and impartial manner in which he has discharged the duties of Chairman of this Com- mittee during the past year. Peter B. Sweeney thereupon offered the followin reamble and resolutions, which, after eloquent ani feeling remarks in support thereof by Messrs. Daly and Haskin, were unanimously adopted: — Whereas, we have learned with profound sorrow of the death of our colleague, Richard T, Mulligan, repre- sentative from the First ward to this committees, and whereas, Mr, Mulligan has for a long period been proimi- nently identified with the democratic cause, and has long enjoyed the confidence and esteem of our party, throughout the entire State, as evidenced by the uaan mous action of our State conventions for a series of years, in selecting him for the distinguished and re- sponsible position of mem er of the State Central Com- mittee, which position he held at his death; and where- as, in the more limited sphere of our General Committee, in'which we have been in almost constant association with the deceased, he has commanded the highest re pect and admiration of every member, for his intel! gence, bis strength of judgment, is ‘unbending in arity, and his uncompromising fidelity to the principles of national democrasy, an well aa for his unvarying courtesy and eminent social qualities; and whereas, it in fitting that in this, the hour of affliction to his be- reaved fnmily, we should offer to them our condolence and sympathy for the irreparable loa they have sas. tained, and that we should place on record our estimate of the virtues and character of our deceased associate and friend; therefore, be it Resolved, That in the death of Richard T. Mulligan, the national democratic party has lost one of its moat able and faithful members. Resolved, That the members of this Committee, to whom the deceased wax endeared by ties of intimate as- sociation and friendship, will ever cherish the warmest feelings of regard for his manly character and eminent personal qualities. Resolved, That the lamented deceased having been identified with the many «struggles which preceded and followed the independent action of the national demo- and which bave hallowed the cause; anc having contributed, by his voice in council and his example among the people, to encourage and sustain the movement against the powerful efforts of our en ‘mies to effect its betrayal and destruction, his memory should be lastingly perpetuated in the grateful recollec tion Sta biases te lemocrat. Resolved, it we tender to the mourning and desolate widow of the deceased, who has been deprived of a de- voted husband—to his fatherless children, who have Jost their affectionate protector and best friend, and to the brother and other relatives of the deceased, our most heartfelt Tay wt and we sincerely trust that Al mighty God, who, in his wisdom, has imposed this calamity, will console, comfort and sustain the sufferers in the grievous afliction and sorrow which It haa en- taled. Resolved, That these resolutions be published, ant that a copy thereof, suitably engrossed and certified by the officers of this committee, be sent to the family of the deceased. Resolved, That, as a further mark of our respect for the deceased, this committee do now adjourn, JOSEPH M, MARSH, Chairman pro tem. A. T. Gaiacuen, Secretary. THEATRICAL. USICAL ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY, AT THY NEXT ADWAY SUNDAY CONCERT, METROPOLITAN THEATRE SuNpay Evening, Janvany 7. Being for the benefit of MR. FRANK HUGHES, MANAGER, DOUBLE FROGRAMWE-—-EN IRE NEW SELECTIONS, First appearance of the justly distinguished Violinist, MLLE CAMILLE Unso, whore brilliant reputation in both hemispheres stands roudly pre eminent ADAME VICTOR CHOME and MRS. HENRY G. WATSON. MR. GEORGE LE JEUNE, Baritone, aseneiate and professor of the Royal Aeademy of Music, London, his seoond appearance in America, togetber with the UNRIVALLED ORCHEATRA, organized from the leading musical artistes of this city expressly for these Concerta. Epgagements are also pending with several other #9 Joists of eminence, fail particulars of whieh will be duly announced, Adi m to all parts of the he 25 conte; Re- served Seats in Parquet Circle, 25 conte extra, which may be secured at the box officer of the Theatre duriag this day, (Thursday,) to-morrow, and Saturdey. HE WONDERFUL [J LUPUTIAN KING AND QUE never before oxhibited, are now on exhibition at OAT Brondway.—The above individusl« are unquestion ably the most diminutive ee of bumanity of their age that ever existed. King ts oly sixteen inches un is four yearr of age, end weighs seven pounds: the Queen is seven years of age, weighs only nine pounds, and is eighteen inchee high. | Their Majes Hawt audience hlie every day aaa ove . Doors open from 10 in the morning to 9in the otening. Admission, 26 cents; children, all peice, Stock | to | S init W. LEEDS, AUCTIONER LEEDS & CO.—Thuretsy, Jan 4, LBERT H. NICOLAY, AUCIIONEER.—S1OCKS AND wi , this day, January 4, at 124 o'clock, Merebants’ Exchange, for account of whom it inay cern—$10,000 Juaction Railroad second mortgaxe seven r cent bonds, interest payable at the Cora Exchange nk, Lat May aud Iet November, $1,000 each; 91,090 Chicago and Mississippi Railroad second mortgage seven r cent bonds, interest able Ist January and Jat | 00 “ti 4 uly, $1,000 each; $32, linows and Wiseoosin Rail road’ first mortgage seven per cent convertible bonds, interest payable at the Metropolitan Bank, Jenuary Ist and July lst, (hypotheeated,) $1,000 each :' $1,900 Cleve- land and Pittsburg Railroad seven per ceat Income bonis, interest payable May Ist and November Ist; $10,000 Cleveland and Toledo Railroad seven per cea* convertible income honds, interest payable Ist January and Lat Jaly, in New York, $1,000 each; 10 shares ~ecoud Avenue Rail- road, $100 each, 40 shares New York Consolidated Stage Cowpany, $25 each; 40 shares Bowery Bank, $25 eaou; 40 shares Harmony Fire Insurance Company, $50 each: 17 shares City Fire Insurance Company, $79 each; 20 shares St. Nicbolas Fire Insurance Company, $25 each; 10 shares Fulton Fire Insurance Compan 40 shares Excelsior Fire Insurance Company, 20 shares Knickerbocker Life Insurance Company, $26 each; 100 shares Mexican Ocean Mail and inland’ Company, $100 each; 600 shares Virginia Clit! Copper Company, $5 each. Terms of sale—Ten per cent this day, and the balance before 2 o'clock to-morrow. The accrued in- terest on all the bonds will be charged to the purchaser. Special sale on Saturday next. Next regular sale on Monday, the Sth inst Albert H. Nicolay olds regalar sales of stocks and honda every Monday and Thursday, at the Merchants’ Exchange, and also special sales, when required, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. At private sale, a'great variety of first class railroad, city and state bonds, bank, insurance ani other stocks, of undoubted character for investment. For particalars, see his private sales catalogue. Ofce, No. 4 Broad street, next to the corner of Wall. UCTION NOTICE. — C household furniture, tapestry carpets, pier glass- és, plano.orte, silverware, ke, H. IN, ‘Auctioneer, this (Thursday,) morning, “at 11. o'clock. precisely, rosewood and mabogany furniture, in the large house 172 West Twenty-fourth street, between Seventh an bth avenues, In the parlors will be found two ver rich rosewood suits, covered costly, French satin wit! linen covers, having been mado to order, and of superior workmanship, rosewood centre and side tables, elagant rosescod etegere with mirror doors, splendid rosewood Pisnoforte,. seven octave, large, oval and pier glasses, ‘atelle and lace curtains, oil paintings an 1 engravings, costly china vases, ormolu clocks, Parian figures, About 400 yards tapestry carpets on the floors, Dining room suit in damask, solid mahogany extension table, rich gilt china, dinner and tea sets; cut glasaware, silver ware, tea services, salvers, cakejbaskets, castors, spoons and forks. Crockery in basement, cook ve, tables, chairs, &. Rich bedroom furniture, ¢) clocks, mantle ornaments, bedsteads, bureaus, washstands, toilet sets, bedroom carpets.’ All the furniture ix in the best of order, having been in use only a few months, Sale positive. Avent NOTICE.—JOHN REDDING WILL SELI. (08 STABLE SALE— RICH on Thursday, 4th inst., at 103; o'clock A. M., at 0 Broadway, a large quantity of secondhand doors and sashes: also alot of window frames. Sale positive. services of an auctioneer, either in consigning ir goods to, or having auction ‘sales at their houses, stores or factories, in this city or vicinity, would confer a favor 4 giving the subscriber an opportunity to serve them. The interest of owners will be clonely studied. TUNIS MORRELL, 304 Broadway, corner of Duane street. At the store this morning, at 1034 o'clock, rich furni- ture in large variety, silver plated ware, French china, oil paintings, mirrors, bronze goods, &c. 10,000 prime segars. Ava NOTICE.—SAM’L, OSGOOD, AUCTIONEER, AL sere NOTICE.—THE PUBLIC WI8HING THE ie! will sell, at bis stores, 66 Nassau street, on Satur- January 6, at 10 A. M., an invoice of superior sry, and gold and silver watches, from the beat ma- nufacturersin Europe, Full particulars in catalogues on, morning of sale. Sale positive. UCTION NOTICE—WM. B. JONES, AUCTIONEER.— By virtue of an execution, I will expose for sale, public auction, this day, at 1044 o'clock, at 145 Canal street, thirty overcoats, ten pair of pantaloons, and four- teen verts. ©. W. KRUGER, Constable. UCTION NOTICE.—THOS. BELL, AUCTIONEER.—BY BELL & BUSH,—This day, at 105g o'clock, in the salerooms 27 Centre street, will be sold the balance of the elegant furniture of a family going to Europe, French, rosewood and mahogany bedsteads, chairs, s0- fas, cribs, paintings, bureaus, &e. ; also the private stock of choice wines and liquors in bottles, segars, orna- ment+, &c. Friday, as above, stock of dry goods, fine clothing and fancy ‘articles, stock of boots and shoes, furnishing goods, &e. AC SALE, THIS MORNING, THURSDAY, AT ‘ 103 o’clock—SAM’L OSGOOD, Auctioneer, will at his salesrooms, 66 Nassau street, two doors from Jobn street, a collection ousehold furniture, com- prising carpets, bureaus, bedsteads, sofas, chairs, ward- Tobes, bookcases, chamber suits, washstands, extension tables, marble top centre tables, two rosewood parlor suits, Also, to pay advances, one superior rosewood 6% octave pianoforte. The whole without reserve, ONTINUATION OF SALE.—JOHN L. VANDEWATER, Auctfoneer.—Fancy goods, &c.—Vandewater & Turner will sell on this day, Thursday, January 4th, at 10% o'clock each day, at the salesrooma 30 Pine and 66 Cedar streets, a choice collection of bronze ard ormolu clocks, shades and stands, candelabras, card receivers, coupees, china decorated and painted vases, Cologne card receivers, statuett stands with bisque figures, co! jewel caskets, deco- rated tea and coffee sets, richly decorated coffee cups, dinner and dessert sets; also, decorated bisque figures, lass vases, culognes, decanters, wine: er plated oddy kettles, coftee urns, castors with flint cut bottles, cabe baskets, tea, table and dessert ind forks, toddy Iadles, sugar scoops and tongs, andled knives. The re now on exhidi logue. rich and costly rosewood and mahogany farniture, to-morrow (Friday morning) at 1034 o'clock, the con tents of the large four-story house, 79 Warren street, consisting of richly carved rosewood pianoforte, seven octave, a superior instrument; rosewood and mahogany parlor suits, in satin brocade, rosewood centre tables, Ottomans, brosatelle and lace ‘curtains, elegant parlor and bedroom window shades, magnificent English tapes try and velvet carpets, oil clotl#, massive mahogany and black walnut extension tables, eight and ten feet dining and tea tables, « few choice ofl paintings aud steel plate engravings, rosewood and mahogany hed- | steads, bureaus, washstands, chairs, sofas, work tables, rockers, elegant china vases and mantle ornaments, 21-day inlaid and bronze clocks, china dinner and tea seta, rich cut glass ware, crockery, ivory eu silver ware, tea service, salvers and cake baskets, with solid silver mountings; spoons, forks, castors, &c. The whole being in the best order. BREVOORT HENRY, AUCTIONEER—BY HENRY — © & BUCK,—This day, at 11 o'clock, in salesroom | No. 14 Maiden lane, the entire atock of a'mannfacturer, about leaving for Europe, consisting of rich and elegant furs and sleigh robes. The stock eon Hudson Bay sable, Grecian stone marten, fine fitch mar ten, Kalafat, Siberian squirrel, American marten, river marten and’ mountain do., vietorines, eapes, circu and cuffs to mateh, muffs, gent’s fine fur gloves, col Jars, &e., &e., &e.’ Also, Hudson Bay Isabella bear, wolf, raccoon, black bear, Maltese and lap robes, &s., kc DWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.—-EDWARD 1, Schenck will sell at auction this day, at 11 o'clock | At the sales room, 16 Wall street, great sale of elegant diamonds, jewelry, gold watches, comprising a large and choiee asvortinent of elegant ‘diamond rings, pins, car rings, breast pine, bracelets, eroases, ke.; togvther | with garnet, opal an pearl set jewelry of every dencrip- tion; diamond Maltese cron , containing 11 fine bril- | Hants each; elegant diamond single stone and cluster rings, valued at from $15 to $500; #ingle stone and cluster diamond scarf pins; diamond single stone breast weighing from !, to J}; carats; diamond cluster do ceauty; diamond earrings’ im clusters, aod tone with pendants, suites of gold enamelled bracelets and ear rings; gold pencil case charms, sleeve buttons, &e. Watches—Fine gold lepine chronometer, duplex, hunting levers, ke, by lebrated makers, Jobneon, French, Tobla fine gold vest, fob, and guard chains of vai tierns, together with a large assortment of other Jewelry. Every article warranted aa represented in the | catalogue. ‘FORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER.—EXTENSIVE SALE of furniture, oc eeatret extension dining tables, mirrors, ke., wt’ 10%, o'clock, this day, January 4 at No. 336 Broadway, corner of Anthony street. George Cook will sell ax above, by auction, a most magnificent stock of m Broadway dealer, (removed for convenie: of sale,) embracing a variety of parlor and chainber suites, elegeres, beaufets, sofas, chairs rockers, bel steads, bureaus, washstands, commodes, dining, centre, | side and pier tables. mrrors, mattresses, pianos, and every article usually found in a first class wareroom. This sale in peremptory, and will be continued dally until the whole is sokd, and is well worthy the attention of the trade and others. Goods may be packed and shipped or delivered at moderate charge. Catalogues now ready, ENRY T. LEEDS, AUCTIONRER —150 RICil Sleigh Robes, Moffs, Cuife and Vietorines, at anc Von.—Thursda: 10% o'elock, without reserve. at 100 Navean f manufactured fi viz., Rocky Mountrin wolf, raccoon, genet, Ax lamb, Xe; "a eplendid variety of mails, victorines ; Much aa stone aod mountain marten, «able, ermine Catalogues ready. Sale peremptory. | Also, at velock, at store No, 1 Catherine street, without re serve, to close the whole and entire stock of sleig robes, muffs, Ke. dan. 4, -—BY H. t 10), 0 elock ‘at the suits room, No. 19 Nassau strert, superb fir lars furs, rmanufsetured by J, H. Harley, 4 Joho street, and every article warranted in all respects, con tinting of sleigh robes of the finest quality, sowe of which are very searee apd desirable; also real roys! ermine, Hodson Boy sables, » very ¢ Russian mink, Grecian marten, fitch, « ten muffe, pelerines, capes, vietorines c rly call the attention of our frien * to thin very cholee vale ORN W. SOMPRINDYKE, AUCTIONBER.—O0: 0 row at the street, corner of Franklin #tree tue of an execution—iard in firkine » Dehegna sannagee. JUHS W, SOMERINDY Ki, Comstable, SALES AT AUCTION, AUCTIONKER.—BY H. 1 LEEDS | Oth, and Saturday, Jan, 6th, room, 19 Naseau stroet, a a faney goods, wing the clowng all invoices remaining on nd, inclu ting a large assoctment of real statuary mar- Je, clabaster aud other goods, the importation o ral valuable invoices from the Among the marble stataaries is one «u- lying Nymph, by Levy; ome do, pend. f the Sgure Denai te, imported; one do. one do. Madonna f Savioar and Mary, sical groups, suitable highest bidder of Crystal Palace, | perb statue, th eu original in the Vatican, the first Nymph, an original Leinbes ; one superd group of and other very beautiful and for libraries and parlors, The alabaster vases will em-— brace ail the antique styles, copied from the British Mu- seum and the galleries throughout France and Italy. One superb pair of ampheras for receages, ornamented | with beautiful basso relievos; one superb oxtagon pedestal; large agate Hebe vases, Etruscan do., tan urns, Leeythus vases, Bsrdiglio tazzas for und cards, Etrusean mante urus, Roman covered 00., agate other exquisite styles of the latest importation, Gents’ and ladies’ writing and dres-ing cases, of rosewood and pier mache, inlaid with pearl, onze statuettes, of every size and description, just re- evived from Europe; the finest ever offered at auction in this city, representing Una and tho Li ea, the Steg at Bay, Amazon, Hercules large invoice of sul prising about 100 | Second cabin passage. vases, large Fivelli tian do., aud many Brouzes—Magaifieent , Asia and Afri A lu clocks, com ifferent sien, all of p and in perfect rn wrian groups and statuettes, representing the g of Moses, the Klute Player, Payche, the Madonna, also, busts of Napoleon, Wellington, ani others. ry description, kid, silk and’ ornamented, framed in riclily carved pearl and ivory. Jain and china vases, of every description, richly decorat: ed avd entirely new’ patterns. Silver plated ware—Cas- baskets, salvers, Hquor stands, ke, apier mache goods, and for the holidays. choice articles, suitable goods were exhibited in the Crystal Palace, Sale with- MORIARTY, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, THIS e day, at 10 o'clock, at 173 Chatham street, a Iai ansortmentof furniture, from families, removed for na mattresses, bedsteads, carpets, and various other good ORTGAGE SALE.—A. M. CRISTALAR, AUCTION- eer, 23 Howery, will sell on Thursday’ 4th inst., 0 o'clock, three turning lathes, and a large lot of h numerous other articles re- By order of T. J. uired in the 0) ilelan, attorney for mortgagee. OR’ GAGE SALE.—GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE, horse, wagon, harness, sleigh, &e,—Thursday, uary 4th, at 10 ‘o'clock, on the ‘premise ‘Third avenue and Seventeenth atreet. ‘The whole atock fied by Moyarn & ures, Ae.’ W. treet.” and fixtures of that store lately ecew Williams, consisting of + oil, scales, weights, auctioneer, 57 Dey ai ORTGAGE SALE OF GROCERY, HOR3E, WAGON, harness, and sleigh—This day, at 10'o’clock, on rd avenue and Seventeenth premises, corner of atreet, stock and fixtures of store of M 4 canulaters, Ke. De 57 Dey streat. ORTGAGE SALE.— A. M. CRISTALAR, AUO- tioncer, 23 Bowery, will sell on Friday, Sth, at 10 jock, household furniture, consisti and rosewood chaira, tables, bureaus, glasses, wardrobes, porter house chairs and atools, fea- ther beds and pillows, hair mattre AWNBROKER’S SALE—THIS DAY, BY W. N. LEWIS & MORTIMORE, at 187 Cnatbam square, a Jarge lot of ladies? clothing, cow: veils, cloaks, blankets, quilts, parasols, boots and ehoes. to commence at 105, o'clock. By ‘order of ABRAHAM GOODMAN, ing of gowns, shawls, HERIFF SALE—WILL BE SOLD BY D. D. NASH, auctioneer, on Wednesday, the dd of January, 1856, t 209 Bowery, @ large aa- jarniture, (all new) con- mabogany centre and ex- Vbrary cases, dressing te-a-fetos, piano boards, marble tops, &0., &e ak 104; o'clock, 'A. sortment of rich sisting of cak, rose tension tables, chairs, burea tables, etegeres, couch atools, sewing © Catalogues read AN DEWATER & TURNER WILL SELL, ON FRIDAY, January oth, at 1035 o'clock, at the salesroom, 30 Pine and No, 66 Cedar sortment of furs, con sable, fiteh, chinchilla. Bay sable muffs Fare—A splendict a isting of rich stone marten, French nant Hudson ictorines, culls an \ nas, with culls to match. Sleigh robes of the finest Isabella bear, wolf, Hudson Bay buffalo. uarchaxers ix reqmented 1 be fully warranted. ‘The attention of to this sale, as every article w Sale peremptery. 8 MELLOR, AUCTIONFER—BY HOU Mellor, this day, T raccoon skins. ‘hursday, at 103g clock, at 113 Nassau street, eleyant cabinet furniture, several new and second hand rosewood and maboguny piano fortes, oval French plate mirrors, two thick French plate pier glasses, 80 x 24, with a variety of fancy chins ware, toilet sets, clocks will find in the above stoc The trade and others kan excellent variety. Cabinet furniture will include several rosewood parlor suits eov- plush and hair cloth; rosewood tops, Ip suites; three suites richly decorated and enamelled chamber furniture, ver: le tops; sofas, tete-a-tetos, sofa steads, rosewood and mahogany spring seat easy rocking great variety, marble top pier, side, lee, superior extension dining tables dining room furniture in sets to | hair mattresses, palliases, lated cut bottle ered in French brocatelle, chamber furniture, marble elegant with mai , fruit baskets, ink’ | dnd parlor chairs a led oil paintings, clocks, rilv forks, spoons, coflee urns, eal several good toned pia Catalogues on morning of sale, AUCTIONEER. HLLIAM — IRVING, Court, by order of Hon. J. 1. Roosevelt, § t.— Will will sell at auction, on ary 4, at 104; o'clock, at the salesrooma, balance of Me together with the goods ous sales, embracing fully painted and 3, HOCGH, AUCTIONEER.—AUCTION SALE OF | sold and not called for at elegant Sevres porcelain vi decorated, porcela: china and on suits of silver furniture, silver and bronzes, fine oil paintings by masters of the Duteh and Flemish schools, elegant marquietan inlaid furniture, Parian and Dresden china figures, &e., together with a large asortment of other a0 er plated ware, , cabinets, tables, Ke. ON KER—AN ADJOURNED talo—By virtue of a goods and chattel mortgage, Thursday, January 4, 1865, at 30 (0 o'clock in the forenoon, two horses, WM. THOMPSON, Attorney for Mortgages. M. B. JONES, AUCTIONEKRR—BY VIRTUE OF AN execution, I will expose for aala, at dune, on Thursday, the 4th day of January, 1 o'clock in the forenoon, at 26 Grove street, o1 | engine and boiler, one ‘circular «aw, one Upright saw, | nine boxes chair backs, ), school house desks, B. JONES, Al IL will sell, thin City Hall place, | one set of harness and one cart. one planing machin (consiating of board’ and plank castings for benches, chair M. B. JONFS, AUCTIONEER.—BY VIRTUE OF {'will sell at public auction, Thus y 4, at 12 0’clock, noon, at 9 and 46 Hixth , the contents of a dancing academy and a gyi WM, THOMPSON, Constable M. B. JONES, ALCTIONEER.—BY VIRTE an execution, { will sell at public vendue, on at 10 o'clock A. M., at 30 City mand a lotof plainbing THOMPSON, Constable, Thursday, January‘, , & Cue-horse wagor wi AUCTIONEER. —BY VIRTUR OF veral executions, I will expose for male at pub 145 Canal street, lie anetion, on Thursday, J KRUGER, Constable. PERSONAL, nient to mert you and the re Tf yon will be at D ponite the Broadway theatre.) to-night or any other night, before or after niae o'clock, | will be there GUS. KINNEY. F DENNIS OR JAMPS Me@ARTHY WISHES TO HEAR | fram their brother Charles, aldrew an promised, but AY EXPRESS WILL OPLIGE A FRIEND BY LN forming ber how «he can hea ALIS, CONCEATS, ke 650 Broadway, between Bond and Bleecker strents, | been elegantly (tted upand farniahed, embracing | , Mipper, laciew’ and geatlemen's drestiog rooms, in ly to be let for above par Apply ta JOHN , Agent, 650 Broadway, fret Boor. HB TWENTY-21XTH ANNUAL BALL FOR THE BEN® Ot of the New Yor? Fire Departrarat Fund, Fourteenth stret, on 15, 1s06, Tickets may be procured rue EECOND AN! #trnetion of the 14, on the name oy and the anme tickets Jone Dieters, Hecretary PD PALACE, WITH RIGHT le or exchange for pr nh 0 goed thet & proper peru 0 to 6,000 per sonar. COLK, at Bassford's rocma, No. § Ann street jo ot made to under with faib board AOETh and newt ut cast amd weet, « Decadway. Addvow ©, KL, vox 3, NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1855. SHIPPING. OR LIVERPOOL. —UNITKD STAIRS MALL ; ship ATLANTIC, t. Ja WwW Tht! «team- will depart with the United State Positively oa Wednewiay, Jan 10, wt er ye berth, at the toot of Canal ‘street. : faving unequalled accommodations fur « and comfort, apply to KDWARD K. COLLINS, 66 Wall street. Passengers are requested to be on board at 1's A. M ‘The Baltic will succeed whe Atlaucio, aud al 24, | Shippers will please take notice that the sbips of this | line cannot carry any goods contraband of war. HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL Mail Steamabips, YROM NEW YORK TO LIVEKPOOL Chief cabin passage, .... EUROPA, Oapt. Shannon, CANADA, Capt, Stone, JA, Capt. E. NIAGAKA, Capt, Leiteh. AS 6 AFRICA, Capt. Theee green on starboard bow; red on port bow. America, Lang, leave Boston, Wednesday, 3d Jan., 1855, it, Boston, Wednesday, 17th“ Boston, Wednesday, Slat , Stor ‘tone, Berths not ‘secured until paid for, An experienced surgeon on board. The owners of these ships will not be accountable for gold, silver, bullion, specie, jowelry, precious stones or metals, unless bills of | signed therefor and the value thereof therein expressed. For freight or pees apply to = CUNARD, No, 4 Bowling green, Thero will be no steamships of this line from New York until further notice, LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEA\ Company intend soiling the TY OF MANCHESTER, . ..2,126 ton» CITY OF Rey sees ‘ CITY OF WASHINGTO! B74 Capt, r, January 18, 1866, jureday CITY OF MANCHESTER, . Wednesday, December 20, 1854, KANGAROO,, About Wednesday, Saloon $90, #65 and $55, according to state room. ‘A limited ‘oumber of third class passongers will be taken from thiladelyhin and Liverpool, and found in rovisians. from Philadelphia,,,...$30 | From Li Parties wishing to out their friends can obtam certificates of passage, and drafts on Liver in sume of £1 sterling and upwards. Appl to SAMUEL SM! Agent, 17 me ntreet, Pb. able, and No.7 ved! way,.New Yor! LASGOW AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP COMPANY. — ‘The new and powerful steamships NEW an} ee an tons and 400 horse power (R. Craig, Commander, GLASGOW, 1,062 tons, and 400 horse power, (W. Com ming,Commander,) built expressly for the trae New York and Glasgow, will sailas under. From Now York, GLA®GOW, Saturday, 20th January, First'cabin, naloon state-rooms (steward First eabln, midship | “do 0 Third Clase.—A limited number of third claws passen. gore will be taken, supplied with provisions of good quali- Uy, properly evoked, at $30 each. Carrion surgeon, ‘or feo ine reight or apply toJ. McSYMON, 33 Broad. way, New York. ork city Dilla or gold only re- ceived for passage 8. MAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA ASPIN~ all and Vaname Railroad, —On Friday, January bya ck, P. M., trom pier foot of Warren atreot, North will be despatched the fleet steamship GEORGE LAW, Capt. G. V. Fox, U. 8. N., to connect at Yanama with the new and superior steamship Golden Age. Aspare boat always kept at Panama, to prevent detention in ease of accident. No express freight re- ceived after 1 o'clock on the day of sailing. For pas- sage apply at the company's office, 177 Woet street, to J. W. RAYMOND, NITED STATES MAIL STEAMER FOR SOUTH. ‘The United States mail otton, Commander, will steamer T. LOUIS, J. A leave New York on Sate 12 M., from pier No. 37 North river, foot of Boach ntreet. Price of passage, first cabin, $130; second cabin, $75. Luggage not wanted during the voyage should be sent on board the day before, marked below.” No freight taken after Thursday,’ January the 1th. For freight or pasenge apply to MOMIIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent, 63 Browtway. EW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE, vin Nicaragua, the Accessory Tranait Company Of Nicaragua proprietors.—Th Capt. E. W. Turner, Friday, January 12, 1805, connecting with the steamship Uncle Sam, Nicaragua trapsit route, tranaportation by first cla are unsurpassed in their veutilation and secommods tion, For information or passage apply only to CHAS. MORGAN, Agent, No. Phovieg Green, Letter bags made up at the office, Letters 25 cent per half ounce, PEW YORK A pany.—-For New Orleans, stopping at Havana, ving but twelve Carrying tho United States mail —The steanahip HLACK WAIKIOR, J.D. Bullock, Commander, will sail for the above ports on Tuesday, January 0th, at 12 o'clock, from pier at foot of Boach street, North river. Freight for the interior and for Mobile, a to our agents in ‘o., will be forwarded New Orleans, James Conncly & free of commissions, Passengers for cure passports betere leaving port. rage, apply to LIVE Agenty, No, 81 Broaiway. N. it-—Tue Cahawba, KW Hehufeldt, Commander, will succeed the Black Warrior, and sail Thursday, Jan 25th. Billy calling. UBTRALIA INDEPENDENT LINE—SIXTY DAYS A passage—Only eighty collars for » passage to Mel- urne,—The aplendid A | clipper ship KASTIAN 84 ATE, 1,600 tons burthen, Simon Kons, comm'r, will have imme: diate despatch for Melbourne. The accommodations of this fine ship for passengers, both in first aud second cabins, josied to those of any other vessel now up. bw ited pumber of passengers aro tal | appar in necennar: ie, aware that a ing owing to the high rates hitherto ehar, ited 0 proprietors of connarien f voyage, with the sole exception of bed- ding great portion of ber cargo and gers already engaged, abe will have quick deapat@y, For ight or ort’ apply on board, at pier No. 7, K, JL &e ELL i. HICH or to ATU! » 146 Pear! street, or AKDSON & O0., 62 South treet. STRALIA VION LINE, CARRYING United States mail.-The new and elegant A 1 eli; ier *hip GEORGES, William Slater, Jr., master, 1,200 tone, will nueceed the Ocean Queen ax twenty third ship of this line, for Sydney and Melvourne, and will have immediate despatch. Passengers for Bydney taken der government arrangements and the bal teed to them at ver pet surpassed by any ahi Inteating passe will pleare examine before taking passage elsew For freight or pas river, of to K. W. CA. UN, 116 Wall strent POR KAVANNAH AND FLORIDA—U. 8. MAIL LINE The new and splendid steamship KNOXVILLAK leave New York for Sevaunah y, Jan. 6, from pier No. 4, North river, at & o'clock P.M. Bille of inding signed on board! For fi ht apply on board, or for to MAMUEL, 1. MITCAULL? fs Breadosy! For Yuride throughs ueketa . C.D. Ludlow, wi on Faturda, {rom New York to Jacksonville, $51, to Pilatka, $50, ee" CHARLESTON AND VLOKIDA SEMI WEEKLY U. 8. mail line—The new and very fart guieg JAMES ADGEK, & C. Turner, commander, wili No. 4 North on day. Jan.'6 at pe | @ o'clock PM. precisely. Vor freight apply om beet where ail bills of iading will be rigned, and for passage the office of KPOFFURD, TILESTUN & OO , 9 trond y. Throngh tickets to Florida, ax follows —To Jack sonville, $1, to Pilatke, $83. The Marion will sac coed, and leave on Wednesday, Jan. 10 NORFOLK, PETERABURG AND RICHMOND. ‘The United States mail rteamship JAW TOWN, |. ‘arrish, commander, will le 18 North river, ow Faturoay, Jan. 6, ot 8 will arrive in Nor folk the next afternoon, the following morning the Foath HMeerage bal! price. Apply to re" LULAM & PLEGBANTS, 92 Proad OTE TO MASTIO® AND CHINVING MIUHANTS. —The undersigned, having been appointed agente st New Vor for Heston Mi hereby notity marters of veanels owned at the East, and tneured or lhely to 14 Ineured at Boston, in the event of shipwreck or Jlaster in the vieuliy of New Yor, on @ Jereey and Virginian coests to telegraph oF other. wo atvine the underlgned linmediately, that aesiet mony be Crepe to them. Aleo, im all claime for we to vessels aud th the agente t thetr elaime ma ratisincion JUUNPUN tH toe Ineuranes Com INSTRUCTION, Writing and hook ke clase or weparate parlors, a! . 26) HROADWAY CORNER OF FRANKLIN oT 36 redare) che OUVER venom me tere THOROUGH, PRACTICAL COU REE OF in ek . oo Wednenta by © teacher who bas hed bony counting houses of this country day and event Teen perience in the 4 Eeroye Open Pinglish ‘aught W foreigoers by on | scromplishe’ Americe a. \ pe - AND GERMAN LANL AOR THE 8UR sy, rear Bromune street, comp ” . ages, a aber the haw soels carry clear white light at mast head; jading are between at 12, noon— f do do cy lay, January the 13th, at jendid double engine wteamship STAN OF Tei Wiarl, 2,600 tons burthen, will leave from plier No. 3 North river, at 3 o'clock P.M. precusely, for Punta Arenas, on carriages, These steamers ) NEW ORLEANS STEAM ‘HIP com. or pas- ION, CROCHERON fe b, of lading must bo sent in for riguing the evening previous to the ship THE ly ov boned, at pler 10 Kast | | pr. COMVLAIN OF WANT OF EMPLOYMENT — aeennctmasnincsininninnnns tie tangata YOUNG GERMAN LADY, OF RESPRCTABIL. family, wishes to obtain a situation as fon im pily | she is competent to teach German, a, Fae music, and other sciences, and needlework. can fyrninh good references. Address box 106, Herald ottce, STEADY, RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, WHO A has lived in the country some time, would like @ tion in the city to cook, wash and iren, or todo general hor n aamalt private family. Please call at 008 , near the cormer of Twenty-Afth street, top Hor, front room at LADY WISHES TO OMTALN A SITUATION FOR A young woman who has lived with her for the lax competent purse and seamatross, or at i# fully competent to » places, ‘Can bo see er's until engaged=—2% Ninth GIRL WANT you or chan Troning. The BY A REAPECTABRLE © private fatnily, todo general abermaid and waillrens: ia a Grats willing to asst in any capacity private boarding house, Good elty reference: given, Pleas call at her lant situation, 100 i’rince mtreet, ove block and a fow doors from Broadway SITUATION WANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE A English woman, as nurse and semmatross, Haw im years in her last place. Good reference ci Can be seem for two days, at 276 Green- YOUNG SWISS GI, WISHES A SITUATION TO take care of chiktren, or to do light chamber- work. Viease call at Henri Alder's, 103 Norfolk sireet, in the rear RESPECTAULE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES 1) OB- tain a situation as chambermaid or to do general ousework ina small family. Can give good references, Can be seen for two days at 68 Sixth avenue. N EXCELLENT SEAMSTRESS WISHRS A SITUA. tion, or would take charge of truct one or two chiliren. No objection to leave the city, Any note addrensed to R. D., Herald office, will be at- teniled to for two days English, wishes ® situation as housekeeper or Good references can be had, Vlease ad- Herald offic RESPECTABLE WILOW WO! , WHO Has BC. ‘led her husband and child, and hes got a fresh of milk hea to obtain a situation as wet nurre, Apply at No. 47 Houston atreet. A GERMAN LADY, WHO “SPEAKS FRENCH AND ov rn YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AX CHAM- bermaid and plain sewer or as waiter) has the Very bent city reference and perfectly understands her business. Can be seen at her last place, 102 Bast Fit. teenth street RESVECTADLE PROTESTANT GIRL Wi A ituation to do chamberwork or waiting, The bert ference can be given, Can be seen for two days. Please call at 201 West Twenty-ffth street, between Fighth and Niuth avenues RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A #ITU- ation as cook; no objection to assist in waahi And ironing, or to go to @ private boarding house. Goo city references given. Apply at 166% Ninth street, be- tween Third aad Fourth avenues, ia the rear SITUATION WANTED—BY A MOST RESPECTABLE oung girl, todo chamberwork or sewing ina pri- Yate family.” Please call at 21 Amity strest, South Brooklyn. STEADY, RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, Wito haa lived in the country some time, would w and tron, or to do ge- Please call #, front room. RESPECTAULE PROTESTANT WIDOW WOMAN wishes a situation to de general h Jectlons to go a sbort distance in the country for two if not engaged, at 110°8 0, Kighth atreet, The best of city refere given HIGHLY RESPECTANLE MIDDLE AGED LADY A qualified by education and experience to superintend the how a gentionan, ues to meet witha family going to California, « * her services for the anage expenses, andy if 4, would remain with the amily a given period after arriving. Unquestionable references given, Address §. F., Union Sqasre Poet Officer. A REAVECTABLE YOUNG ENGLISH WOMAN withes & situation chombermad and eam stress; no objection toa hotel or boarding house. Can be seen tomorrow at her present situation, 266 Broadway, private door RESPECTARLE PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS A situation to take care of children and do plain sewing, or an chambermatd aiter in a «mall private family. Can be seen for two at No, 120 West Nine teenth street, between Hixth and Kaveuth ave WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AH 4 or ehambermaid; would go to upils in hemes ) Thirteenth street, between Fifth and #ixth COOK AND A CHAMWERMAID AND WArTER wanted, for gentleman's family, uptown. Also, seamstress. Experienced girls, with good pply this day, at the Select ottic venth avenues, Also, «mart girls wa for howrew ork A SITUATION WANTED, BY A RESPRCTADLE PP teatant girl, to do general housework in a priv ily; in kind and obliging, aud wil generally useful in well recomme place, Apply at 234 Third avenue, in the dry goods store. to make horealf YOUNG MAN, AGED 27, OF STEADY AND RE- tiring habits, active and obliging, wantea situa jon ae day or night watchinan, porter in ® store, or would drive an express wagon. Has excellent reo! mendations. Please adress J. i. B., Herald omce ee ee AMAN 10 TEND BAR IM @ restaurant, he mast perfectly unvlerw co] Dusiness with unquestionable ity refers ad her need apply. | tO" eondway, im the base. ment Biren WANTED—ONE WHU CAN GIVE GOOD g references, none olber weed apply, Addrese@. J., ral’ office. Oye oe AND WAITER—#ITUATION WANTED / in @ private 6 Good city reference given. Apply at 11 Monroe street, for two days 100K, WASHER AND [MONER «ITUATION WANT _) et ine private (amily Good olty reference Apply at 122 Mott street, for two days OACHMAN —WANTED BY A SINGLE YOUNG MAN, J & situat conebinan , can give the higheet city references as to character and capability. May be seen or addresced by note, whic will be punet tended to, Address J. K, 840 Broadway, saddiery store From 0 100 men will be guaranteed from 2 te 5) per day each, in reiling a newly invented patent arth ele. Call aud examine for yourselves. Apyly te CHARLES H. CAVES, Hay “ate Hotel ~y ARDENER WANTED—ONE THAT FULLY UNDER stands the culture of grapes, Address A. BM, jerald ofhee I HAVE THE WENT HEVERENCK, AND WANT A tituation a» salesmen of aeristent bookkeeper fouthern acquainiance, Western New York, ke. Any house in want of hel wmeto cal | ack no pay if not desery tuation l¢ deriravie, Au te AL, Hers WANTED, BY A REXPECTARLE 4 situathon a4 laundrese, under- perfect has lived ix years in ‘ « quired. Appty at 181 W highth avenue Can be seen for two ¢ aed. N' HK AND SRAMBTRESS.41TU s TION WANTED IM ry private amily Grad ety reference given Ape at Kilabeth «treet, between Spring sed Privce, faye ply for to CREE AND SEAM*TREAM.4 SITUATION WANTED, by 8 parson whe beadery, oui tog ¥ kind of sewing, 214 Kast Twootiota, ( ve WHET a VAMILIES reo the city apd cooks, bawseworke har wens, © “i te cat at the beteln gence Ofhce, nl pear Twenty-einth street, bmployere wilt fod gow! halp at this ofiee, eha preter ® Roni home and repectsibe family vo high wages WASTED-HY A 2EAVUCTAMLE Gun (On Ot be nvmrmaih: enhertanss Cal a. 42 Manton street, TUATION WANTIO—HY A PROTMATANT GERMAN girl, as couk. am Viewse call 0s 1 street, thled to ATION’ WANTED—THE | Weteet selewtion of re WRT AND Mn difleres ITUATION WANTED BY A’ BD woman, it & reed plain BOA tree City rele rens