The New York Herald Newspaper, January 4, 1855, Page 6

ADTEKTISEMENTS RENEWEO VERY OAT ee CONTINUED PROM ¥IFTH P1Ge STCATION WANTED—BY A SCOTCH WOMAN, J nurse or to take the entire charge of wa 8 searastress in a private family i PAN aily newpaper abi box 1106 P fi THE SICK.—AN EFF ane | monthly nurse wishes a sitnatioa as nurse to an | ENT AND COMPELRN' invalid lady or gentleman. Has been in th taking care of both for many years, and ca commended by puysiclans and employers. at 107 Fast Thirteenth street, first floor. HE ADVERTISER, WHO HAS BEEN DOING BUSI ness in Baltimore for the past fifteen years, is de sirous of an agency for that city, for 1 manutacturing or importing house. Unquestionable referer given. Address W., care of W. Perryman, street TAILORS AND. CLOTHIERS —A SITUATION [8 | wanted by a practical tailor and cutter, of twelve | years’ experience; the past year in a youth and chil. dren’s Girst class establishment, for which department he hasan approved set of patterns; would accept a situation in either men’s or boys’ department, or go in as partner in an established concern, The best reference given. No objection to go South, Address, all this week, M. B., Herald office. N JEUNE HOMME FRANCAIS, MUNI DE BONNES références, conuaiasant bien le service de table, et asi bien agriculture, désire se placer dans ou restaurant, ou dans un magasin; il accepterai une piace a la campagae, S’adresser No. 85; Lispenard street, prds Broadway. ANTED—A WOMAN TO NURSE A BABY, NOW about two months old. None need apply but a Protestant, who can give good references for claracter and health. Address H., box 2,024 post office ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman; isa good plain cook, washer and mer, also a good oaker; has no objections to do gene- fhousework in a small private family; bas good refe- toe. Can be seen for two days if not engaged, at 2203, yoome street, rear house, first floor. oo ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE SCOTCH WOMAN, 4 situation as cook, in a private family; or a gen Uemen’s boarding house; is fully competent in her busi- ness, and has no objection to go a short distance in the country. Good city reference given. Can be seen for two days. Please call at 156 Eleventh street, third floor, between First avenue and avenue A. Wee SITUATION, BY A GERMAN GIRL, to do either chamberwork or housework. Has eood city reference, Inquire at 207 Thirty-ninth stroet, first floor, between Highth and Ninth avenues. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITU ation as professed cook; one who thoroughly un- derstands taking charge of a kitchen; or as pastry cook The best city reference given. Can be seen for two days at 166 Elizabeth street, near Spring. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG LADY, to tend a fancy store or confectionery. Apply to 58 Sullivan street. M. ©. fine breast of milk quire at 172 East Fourteenth street seamstress, or to do general house ence, Apply at 126 Greeuwiel a NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1855. — WANTS. ANTED—A SITUATION, AS WET N respectatla and Be A a nels os aa i} w* TED—BY A TRUSTWORTHY AND INDUStRI ous widow, residing up town, two or three guutl men’s wasbing, which will be done up ia the aeatest manner. The advertiser ix an exceltent s*amstress, wad will nvatly repair all clothing entrusted to her care; would take a family washing. by the month. Please » dress a note to Mrs, B., 316 Forty fourth street, curn o oth avenue, TAN enderstands English, a situa ork. Good refer- nue. JANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITU- ation in a small private family, to cook and to assist in the washing and ironing. Has good refereaces and has lived three years in ber last place. Addre: Mary, 100 111th street, between First and Second avenues. Was SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, plain cook, good washer and froner, Good city reference, Please call .t 76 Spring street, in the dry gcods store. ANTED—A SITUATION AS COOK AND TO WASH and iron, or to do the housework of a private fomily, by a very experienced girl with good city refe. rence, Understands baking. Would go a short dis. tance in the country, if desired, Call at 143 Chrystie street, front basemeut. ‘ANTED—IN A PUBLIC INSEITUTION, A MIDDLE aged woman, capable of taking charge of the sew- ing department and of cutting and fitting children’s clothes, Besides superintending the sewing, she will be expected to assist in taking charge of the order aad per- sonal cleanliness of the girls. Apply at Fifty-fifth street, dast river. ply at Mr. Maialy second strect and Third avenue, for two day: ANTED—BY A CONFIDENT WOMAN, A SITUA- jtion as wet nurse, with afresh breast of milk. Ap- "8 grocery store, corner of Forty- ANTED—BY AN AMERICAN WOMAN, A SITUA. tion as housekeeper; she can make herself gene- rally useful. Apply at 255'Elizabeth street, near Hous- ton’street, in the millinery store. and fit ladies’ and cl call at No. 888 Twelfth street, m Bree ster % FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKER, A situation to fo out by the day or week; can cut i ildren’s d: 8, baste, &c. Please First avenue, ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, to do general housework in a small private family;’ has no objection to do chamber- work or waiting; best of city reference given from her last place. Please call at No. 18 Sixth street, between Second and Third avenues, in th seen for two days, if not en; ed. give! avenue, cetween Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh streets. TANTED—A SITUATION IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, by a young girl, to do general housework. Best of reference given, Please call at No. 89 Clinton atreet, Brooklyn. ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL, a situation as chambermaid and waiter, or law dress, The best of city reference can be given from hor Inet place, Can be scen for two days, at No. 78 Tenth ¢, third floor, front room. Vy JANTED— A SITUATION, BY A RESPETTABLE young woman, to do general housework in a small ‘private family, or to do chamberwork, washing and ironing. Good reference. Can be seen for two days at No. 47 Dey street JANTED—A SITUATION, BY A_ RES TABLE, Protestant girl, as seamstress, who is competent in dressmaking or plain sewing, or would make herself Otuerwise useful. Please call at 151 Varick street, third Boor. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE yOung Woriss, as nurse and seamstress, or ait chambermaid and seamstress, Tho best reference can be given. Vlease call at 87 West Nineteen atreet, betweea Sixih and Seventh avenues, first floor, back room, for two days. TANTED—A SITUATION IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, by & young woman, as first rate cook; has no ob’ jections to assist in washing; has lived in the best of fa “ilies, and perfectly understands ler business, Caa ve good city reference. Please apply at No. 10 Union rt, for two days. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A NV situation as chambermaid and laundress, or ‘as vod plain cook. Can be seen at 79 Ninth street, where or sisters are now living, and where she can be highly yeommende ANTED—A siT ATION, BY A RESPECTABLE is a first rate cook, also au ex n toa hotel, boarding housé or Would assist in washing and ironing. Good ence given. Call at 318 Third street, near ave ll the wee! “BY A RESPECTABLE cook in « private fam- 0 West Thirteenth WwW fly. Good reference given. Apply a street, between Vifth and Sixth averu Wy ANTED—BY A Yor A SITUATION, to took, wash andiron, in a private family; has no objection to the country; best of city reference given. Pleare inquire at Kighth avenue, secon! floor, back room, for two days. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as chambermaid, and will as#ist im the washing ati truning; mo objection to go a short distance in the country; wages no object. Good refer- ence. Can be seen for two days at 69 Stanton street, first floor, front room, 7 AN'TED—BY A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN, whose child died, a baby to wet nurse at her own home. Apply at 77 West Twenty-cighth street, third floor, back room. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE PRO. testant Scotch woman, as first rate cook. Good city reference. Can be seen for two days at No. 10 War ren street, YOUNG GIRL, FIFTEEN YEARS OF ion as waiter, or to take care of chil dren; is willing to make herself generally useful. Has no objections to go to the country. Call this week at 311 West Twenty-seventh street. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as cook, and to assist ia the wash ing and ironing, if required. Good reference. Can be eeen for two days at No, 19 Bridge street, top floor, front room ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation in a private family to do general house work, cook, wash an? iron, who lived in one family five | Can be seen for two days at 79 Bank street, uear OOD COOK—A WOMAN THAT UN ‘stends her business. Apply at No. 4 Walker street, between the hours of § A. M. and 1. M ECTABLE GERMAN GIRL, ANTED—BY A_ RESE rst rate cook, in a private family a rituation as first Addrers M. V., Herald oflice TAFTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, situation to cook, wa and iron, or todo cham wwork. Please apply at 79 Suffolk street, between roome and Delancey, in the rear. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN. as laundress or chambermaid, and to do the fine washing and ironing, or chambermaid and to do pini sewing; thoroughly understands doing up fine musl and French fluting. Good city reference. No objection to go to the country. Please call, fortwo days, at 53 University place, second floor, ‘front room, bet ween Eleventh and Twelfth tree Wis coot ana A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUATION fit 8 cook and laundress, Inquire at 36 Weat Thirty- ifth street. Call for two days. ANTED—BY AYRESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUATION « chambermaid and waiter. Inquire at 78 Hata mond street, her present place. ANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY OF GOOD ENG lish education, a situation a in one or twolfamilies to teach English in all its branches writing and arithmetic ; also plain and fancy work Best of city references given. Address F. H, Herald office, MAKER- TW ‘rrond to work in it 256 Water atreet scpbid ciated JOHN MURPHY TANTED—BY A MOST RESPECTABLE YOUNG WO man, a situation as seamstress, by the « week or month, understands cutting and fitting boy pants and jackets; no objection to go to the country Good city reference if required. Call at 104 Perry street one door from Hudson ANTED=A SITUATION, BY A RESPEOTAT WY Tomes, in 8 private family, as cook: ua stands all kinds of *oups, meats, pastries, jellies and Has good reference, Can be seen at her pre went employer's, No. & Ludlow place, Houston street, for two days. : TANTKD—BY A HIGHLY RESPRCTADLE GERMAN lady, who is competent at dressmaki pinin sewing, embroidery, &c., m situation American family. Has n0 objection to go tance in the country. Apply for two days at 116 Hast Sixteenth street, near First avenue. ps a mateedaestchahhtate ee 7ANTED—AN EXPERIKNCED HOUSEKKEPER, TO WW ake charge of a hotel; must bave hed several yeate experience, and be 35 or 40 soars of age, speak German oo aad be highly rspgmmonded Nowe others epply ot 621 Broadway. ANTED—A SITUATION BY A WELSH GIRL, AS alaundress or chambermaid; good city references Can be seen for two days at No. 425 Second ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE young girl to do chamberwork and take care of children; is a good seamstress, and fond of children; or to do the housework of a small private family; waxes not an object so much as a home where she will make it her business to study the interest of her employer. Can be seen at No. 16 Forsyth street, room No. 8, in the rear, ANTED—BY A GERMAN WOMAN WHO SPEAKS English, a situation to do chamberwork and sew- ing, or general housework. Can be seen at her late em- ployer’s, 171 Elm street, front basement. third floor, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a situation as chambermaid and plain sewer, or to assist in washing and ironing; or would make herself generally useful. Has no objection to the country, 4 good reference from her last place. Please call at East Fourteenth,street, between avenues A and B, room. ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITU- ation 96 chambermard and to assist with the wash- ing and ironing. Has good references, and can be seen for two days a Second avenues. No. 100 111th street, between First and TANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, to do general housework; is a good plaia cook, washer and ironer; or chambermaid and waiter; one who will do all in her power to please her employer. Good city reference. Can be seen for two daze, at No, 133, Mott strest,.im the rear, third floor, room No. 6. wet —BY AP a situation to ti bas no family, and the child will home, and the greatest care and attention paid to it. Ap- ply at 680 Houston street, fifth floor, room No. 18, tor | tion to assist in washing ani | small pri ing to go from the top of the house to the bottom; has | particular. Apply, with city referem visiting governess ONE NOT T)0 | r street may find » good vy Ay | Law Buildings, room No. 4, rear building "ECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN, © care of children; will take fan infant from its birth; has lived in the above or to do chamberwork and washing; good city can begiven. Apply at 15 Eleventh street, e8. between Third and Fourth ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, IN A RESPECTABLE PRO. W “Yestont family, as. deremeker and. sqarasteee; bas no objection to take care of a couple of children, or attend a lady. Please call at 82 Division street, near Elizabeth, for two days. ANTED—BY TWO RECPECTABLE GIRLS, SITUA- tions; one as cook, and the other as chamber- maid or to do housework. The best city reference given if required. Can be seen for two days. Please call at 23 Prince street. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, to do general housework; is a good plain cook, firs rate baker, washer and ironer, and is willing to make herself generally useful. The best of city references can be given. Call at 276 East Tenth street, for two da; ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN, who has lately lost her child, a baby to nurse; ave a comfortable two days. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A NEAT YOUNG girl, of tidy habits, as chambermaid and waiter; is & most competent parlormaid; can assist in fine sewing, and is a capable waiter in all ite branches; has no objection to go to Brooklyn. Four years good city re- ferences given, Call at 323 First avenue, first floor, back room. ANTED—A SITUATI BY A RESPECTABLE woman, as nurse and seamstress, or to do cham. berwork ard fine washing, and is willing to make herself generally useful in any other light work. Can give the best of city references from her last place. Can be seen for two days at 112 Eas: Sixteenth st., near Firat avenue. TANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE, TIDY YOUNG W situation as seamstress in a private family; is a good sewer, and is willi useful, good reference from her last employer. Please apply, for two days, at No, 63 Hamersley street, near Varick street ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITU- ation as cook; understands cooking perfectly well; is a good baker of bread, biscuit and pastry; no objec- ironing. Can be seen for in the rear of Bleecker street, between a ecker, (Western place). Houston 4 TANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE W Protestant young woman, to do house or chamber- work; no objections to go to the country; has the best of two day | city reference. Inquire at No, 4 Greenwich street, se- coud floor, front room. ws D—BY A _ RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT young woman, a situation objections to do ate family; is m cook, washer and eneral housework in a {raid of work, and is will- the best of city reference. Can be seen for two days, Viease call at 61 avenue D., front basement. TANTED—A LAUNDRESS, WHO THOROUGHLY UN- W derstands her business in all its branches, as flut ing, crimping, and the doing up of fine clothe er. The family is very small, and priv: street. ANTED—A COMPETENT WOMAN TO DO THE general work of a small private family; must per- fectly understand her business. The cooning is very light; must be accustomed to very early rising. Unex: ceptionable references required as to sobriety and good conduct. Apply at 416 Broome stree ANTED—A SEAMSTRESS, BY THE DAY, IN A PRI vate family, One who understands the cutting | and making up of fine linen, embroidering on flannel will be ed ap- and muslin. ‘To & competent person a good pri paid, and employment for some weeks, None ply but with samples of work. Call at 416 Broome st. LATANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Protestant young woman, as waiter or to do chamberwork, Best city reference given. Apply for two days at 648 Broadway, JANTED—RY A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE SCorcH or } as chambermaid: she is willing to make herself gone rally useful. Reference given ifrequirad. Apply at 1 girl, a situation as chambermaid and nur Hammond street, top floor, for two days. J ANTED—FIFTY ages. Apply at 75 and to make grea TANTED—A MIDDLE. i) MAN, OF GOOD HA. ‘ F i about a mode: pply at 262 Broadway, room No. To | I2and2 c’elock ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A GERMAN MAN, IN any business whatever, he mendation and recu business qualities. Please call at 634 Hadson at 1. J. LOWEN —fEN ACTIVE MEN, WITH A CAPITAL Of $10 cach, to sellan article for domes eneral ase, which will command ready sale a From 63 to $6 per day profit, Parties art auce cap have 1 eae, refunded by roturving th Address J. P., Herald ofice, —A YOU G MAS, 16 YEAS OF AGRE, demres @ situation in some wholesale business, where Le can grow up to be useful to himself and ein- | Wages nu objest. Inquire of, or address to, wVACH & BAR i R, Nos, 28 and 20 Washington Market, West ntreet side. ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION 'TO attend bar ia a liquor store city reterences. App seen for the remainder of this having & | « best of references given. La- | n give the best of | ly at 244 Ninth avenue. week NTED—IN A HOSIERY, FANCY GOODS, AND notion house, @ salesman wno has aud can in- fluence s god Ohio and near cash and six months trade. AG tress box 2,599 Post Ofti ANTED—A_ SITUATIO: Protestant young man. hig business thoroughly, a reference from his last employer dress, J, O'NEILL, livery stables, 04 University place. ANTED—BY A SMART, ACTIVE MAN, A SITUA- rivate family; understands ts branches; can gi Call or address R F., 38 East or the Herald office, D—BY A YOUNG GERMAN WOMAN, “Wio | aschambermaid, | RESPECTABLE coachman; understands n give the best of Please vali on, or tion as waiter, in a nis business perfectly in all best of city reference Nineteenth street, near Broadwa: ANTED—EMPLOYMENT FOR A SMART, INTEL- nt boy, fifteen years old, or would apprentice trade; would live with his a, wtating business, him (indentures)’ to any good employers or otherwise. A Oleott, Herald office, for one week. ‘ANTED—A BOY, WHOIS A GOOD READER, TO betweou the hours of 8 ani 21 o’elock, Six shillings a week will be paid. and to-morrow evening, after 9 o'clock, at 23 way, up stairs. ANTED-—AT 341 clerks, ne men, ha cp steamers, armen baggagemen, heepers, boys for trades and salovas, we begir 3 moderate. Ten en, and faithfal, ecaeing pacer! THOS. 8 ‘ANTED—100 FEMALE SERVANTS, IN EVERY CA- it at the Christian Home, 614 Sixth avenue, corner of Thirty-sixth street. ANTED—AT 421 BROADWAY, (BASEMENT), POR tera for stores and hotels, two waiters in a saloon one barkeeper, two coachmen, one conductor, one bag- iter, men On steamors and ra}lroads, one fireman, wo brakemen, boys to chambermaids and general housework. erate. Rosenstein & Thalheimer, Agents. WILL BE GIVEN TO ANY PERSON 3 8 situaticn for a young man as clerk in lesule store of any kind; writes an excel- lent band, and is good accountant. Address R. D., read everings, isa Office or whol ______ GETS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. —__ VE BUTTONS OF A gentlemen, for sale very low, vis Gold and chased, Gold and engrave Gold and enamel, pair Gold and garnet, pair Gold and agate, Gold and corne! e back basement. Can be | oe ss se So 38 2 3 enseos esese Bese geses a ‘all street, secon: 3 ‘\ OLD VEST CHAIN: Gold curb vest chai: Gold wove vest cains. Gold Adelaide vest chains Gold Jenny Lind vest chains... id Gold hexagon vest chai Gold Warsaw vest chains Gold square vest chains. Gold engraved vest chains... Gold chased veat chains . Gold frosted vest chain: And other styles for sale at ies than % of watches and jewelry, wholesale and retail, 11 Wall street, near Broadway, second floor. PRESENTS. — REDUCED PRICES.— Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry.—The subscriber is selling all descriptions of the follo tail, much lower than any other house JULES! JURGENSKN WATOHXS, Warranted perfect time keepers, from.,,,,.$150 to 9250 COOPER WATCHES, Duplex and levers, from............+++ INDEPENDENT SECOND And quarter Sesond ¢ s sssssssssss assegsgeues 3 g Eesesssssess SBeresces ssSssesss articles, at re- + $125 to $275 ree +9125 to $250 ree Pocket Chronometers, perfect Which run eight days with one winding. ENAMEL WATOHES For ladies, some in hunting cases For ladies, some in magic case: MAGIO Wa’ 5 Which change into three different watches. .$100 to $175 WATCHES WHICH WIND UP And turn the hands without a key.. ALL KINDS OF WATCHES AT Fine Gold Lepine Watches, four hol Fine Gold Detached Levers.... ++. $85 to $140 PRIOR, oid eee Patent Levers, hunting case. Silver Patent Levers as low as, Silver Detached Levers as low as.. 8, Meena igen 15 to Ladies’ Gold Seta, Earring: ngs, $2 to $25; pins. $2 e] ee eteeeee . Gold Lockets, one, two and four glasses GoldGuard it eo - i=} S ig ntiebbeusvonut Bienen uantccne sussesssassessseseussssesssess SSSTSSSSSSSSSESSSESSEESSESESES 1 acaukBhoacS HORSES uakanwS exesssssessssesssessessssesessss Sodan Rings, with stot iT wi stone Gold Sleeve Buttons, per’ net. Silver Teaspoons, per set Silver Tablespoons, per set. Silver Tableforks, Silver Cups for chi ‘in Rings, each, amg 2 for children, Silver Thimbles, sil Gold Scarf Pin: G E Wholesale and retai ores to make herself 28 s p = 11 Wall street, second floor, near Broadway. RESENTS.—FURS OF ALL NATIONS — Fall fashions ready at BOOS & JACOBOWIZ’S, 397 er and White streets. The icles for holiday presents, at immensely re- Splendid stone marten sets, formerly Rich sable mink for be had for $15, , and every article in proportion. at $00, are now % YS AND FANCY GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.— has just received from his agents e and varied assortment of toys, for which he defies competition. Those who are desirous of resents will find it to their advantage Wholesale dealers will find very shoice and beavjifal selection of goods, suitable for th ching holidays. lea’ in Europe a comp! making holiday ‘The undersign to 4 the public gene: spect his stock of toys and fancy goods, and most ly rolicits & continaance of their pat ber the old stand, 18 Di juare. ©, GOETZ vision street, near Chat- (late Haas & Goetz.) will be expected to do light chamberwork; must be a peat sew- and very 6 Broome ELIEF FOR THE POOR.—' poor sad laboring la need among the yt and laboring classes requiring ear! stieation mak rele, Thereterees ablie testi be held at the Essex Market Station evening, January 4, Lu street, the benevolen' at 73 o'clock, (entrance in to devise the best mode'of relief, and juestet to attend. . F. Purdy, ex-Al- Alderman; Charles Francis, ex-Alderman; Wiliam Ander- ore respectfully George A Trowbridge, Alderman; Alderman; David son, ex- Alder Marrh, E. H. Dominic! W. W. Osborn, Nat Hu: Councilman Twenty-fifth district; Joel Mason, Councik man Twenty rixth district; Jonathan Purdy, Council. man Twenty-seventh district; Wm. R. Foster’ ex Coun Coats, Steven Barker, J. 8. Titus, Moses D. Gale, & C, Seman, aries Place, W, Allen, A. 8. Scribner, Levis Renolds, liam Miller, P. {IXTH WARD CALL FOR RELIE b of the Sixth ward are particularly tend an adjourned meeting at the Sixth Hi January 4, 1865, at 724 o'clock, for urpore of taking necestary measures for the relief selecting suitable officers of the poor of the ward for the government of the association. A vote of thanks passed to Andrew Nesbit, Esq., for 001 m HOWARD, Chairman pro tem. = was unanimous AND BOYS, SMART AND AC- | the free use of h tive, to vellan article meeting with a ready sale among business men of all classes. This is a good chance Jown CLANcy, See OLLINS HOTEL PARLORS, let, on most reasonable terma, lins Hetel, foot of Canal street, ditectly opposite Col- lirs’ line of ocean steamers, Stages anc cars run close to the door, making it most convenient, TALLMAN & MAVES, Preprietors, ORK FAMILY HOTEL, NEW DRIDX gate bill, Loodon.—The above house is centrally situated, has ao excellent coffee room, ton or twelve pri- vate sitfing rooms, between forty and fifty light, airy bedrooms, a good smoking room, warm, coll sud shower } bathe always ready; a night ebarge for servant WITH BEDROOMS, TO wages will be | 10, between an give good recom. as to his honesty, and to his rterin attendace; a fixed The New York Herad t& filed. THOR, QUARTERMAINE, (also proprietor of tas Crow: wich.) tonders hia grate end Sceptre tavern, G bia American friends for the tong énjoyed af their hands, ye trowage aad recommsada. 4 aa iiodts their co! PECIAL NOTICES. AYOR'S OFFICER, JANUARY 2, 1855.—THERE 1S opened, at this office, a complaint book, wader the charge of @ competent per will entertain, and +o tar aa the laws give him power, tane cognizance of charges preferred by reeponsibie par. | uty ties for violation of ordinances and derelictioa of ¢ upon the part of aay person bolaing office under the city government, By order of the Mayor. WM. H STEPHENS, First Marshal. All the papers in this city will please copy, micl send their bills to this office. ASONiC.—THE MEMBERS OF LEXINGTON LODGE No. 310 of F. & A.M, are requested to meet at their hall, corner of Court and Jeroleman streets, Brook- lyn, om Thursday, at 1 o'clock P. M., to attend the fune- ral of our late brother, Thomas Jones. H. Dunuan, Secretary. ‘WM. C. JONES, W. M. EDICAL SOCIETY NOTICE.—AN ADJOURNED AN- niversary meeting of the New York County Medi- cal Society, will be held at the College of Physicians and Surgeons, ey, street, this (Thursday) eveaing, Jan, 4, at 734 o’eloc! GALEN CARTER, M. D., President. Joun R. Van Kixox, M D., Secretary. OTICE.—ALL PERSONS HAVING LUGGAGE AT the Fountain Hotel, 326 Greenwich street, must call for and remove the same, on or before the 10th day of January, 1856, otherwise it will be sold by public auc tion to pay expenses. Dated 29th Decembor, 1854. F. G. HINTON, Proprietor. Country papers please copy. OTICE—ALL LUGGAGE LEFT AT WILSON’S HO- tel, 127 Liberty atreet, will be sold at public auc- fion ou the 10th of this month, if not redeemed pre- viously. W. WILSON, Wilson’s Hotel, 127 Liberty street. OLICE.—ALL LUGGAGE LEFT AT WESTERN Railroad Office, 157 Cedar street, will be sold at public auction on the 10th of this month, if not redeemed previously, WM. WILSON, Western Railroad Office, 157 Cedar street: FFICE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COMPANY, DEC. 20, 1854.—The annual election for thirteen direc- tors of this company will be held on Monday, the 8th day of January next, at the office No. 174 Centre street, from 11 to 12 o’clock A.M. The transfer book will be closed from the 23d inst. until after the election. By order. . L. EVERITT, “ AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL AND STATIS- tical Seciety.—The annual address will be delivered Before the Society by the Rey. Francis L. Hawks, D.D., at the chapel of the University, on Thursday evening next, at 8 o'clock. Members ‘and others may obtain tickets om application at the Society rooms, New York University, rag eer uare, or of the committee of rangements, M. Dudley Bran, 39 Water street; Mar- shall fetterts, 70 Broad street;’ Ridley Watts, 87 South street, POST OFFICE NOTICES. OFFICE, NEW YORK, DECEMBER. 23, 1854.— ‘There being dispute as to the circulation of papers iming the advertisement by this office of uncalled-for letters, notice ix hereby given that the Postmaster will receive evidence and decide upon the fact, under and pursuant to the regulations of the Post Office Depart ment. A printed statement, for the information of per- sons desiring to compete for the advertisement, fixing and defining the limits and boundaries of the territory deemed a Postmaster to be embraced within the range of the delivery of this office, the time within which evidence must be submitted, and the particulars of the evidence required, and blank affidavits in which ever: detail to. be shown is properly and definitely embraced, will be furnished on application at this office. \C 7, FOWLER, Postmaster. NEW PUBLICATIONS. WORK OF INTENSE INTEREST.—“ NOTES ON Duels and Duelling,”” alphabetically arranged, with a preliminary historical essay, by Hon. Lorenzo Sabine. 1 vol., 12ms. Price $1 29. This work comprises sketches of the principal duels, from that between David and Goliath, the first on record, to the present day; and contains a full account of those of importance, including all of historical interest in the annals of this country. ‘The duels between Hamilton and Burr, Clay and Ran- dolph, Decatur and Barron, Cilly and Graves, as well aa many others, are related in full; and the author's fami- larity with history, and his intimacy with men in pub- lic life, has enabled’ him to bring to light facta of great interest ana value, The avidity with which every ac- count of a duel is sought for and devoured, led the pub- lishers to hesitate before offering the public a volume containing such a fund of interest ing and exciting mate- rial; but the high character of the author, and a peru- sal of hls historical essay, have convinced them that the Publication of the work it destined to exert a ‘highly be- neficialinfluence. CROSBY, NICHOLAS & G0, Publishers, Boston. R. MICHEL AND HIS SORE EYES.—THE “ WIDE AWAKE” of this week is a capital number, Its Principal illustration represents an editor with sore eyes, caused by strainiog them in looking at a planta- tion’ at a distance. It also gives an idsa of “ My Ala- ama Crop.”’ Buy it—look at it—read it—and you will be amused and delighted. Price two cents. DRY GOODS, &€. y IM- porter of embroideries and fanc} goods, such an sofa cushions, slippers, Sey be cases, Makets, chairs, Fm Ot ware, work: ‘and all kinds of reticules, No. Broadway, first floor, ‘RISH LINENS.—TABLE CLOTHS, UNION CLOTHS, damasks, napkins, handkerchi doylies, white and brown cloths, assorted sizes, &c. Dealers supplied rs —— by WM. MATHEWS, 52 and 64 Ca- arine street. MPORTED WOVE CORSETS.—LADIES, STRANGERS ‘and visiters in the city should, before leaving, pro- cure a pair of Mrs, GAYNOR’S on fitting French wove corsets, manufactured expressly for her and sold at half the prices usually charged. Another lot of new embroideries just received. 45 Third avenue, near Tenth street. MPORTANT TO LADIES—DRESSMAKERS AND MIL- liners. Urgent necessity compels me to dispose of my remaining stock of choice and fashionable dress ming ribbon galloons, feaehers, flowers, bonnet and sash ribbons, silks, satins, velvets, &c., &c., at half the price we sold them at before the bolidays. ENSTEIN, 90 Bowery. MH. 4 1 a FIDRICH, 28 WAVERLEY PLACE, HAS ON in hand a few very rich silk dresses, also a few cloaks velvet and lamb’awool, each being the very latest Paria stylen, which will be sold at & comiderable reduc- tion. Her choice assortment of laces, embroideries, &c., &e., will also be sold at prices to suit the times. ; OVELTIES FOR BALLS AND SOIREES.—JUST RE- ceived per late steamers, a splendid ansortment of French embroidered crape robes; also crape de Paris, grenadine, and tissues of the latest Parisian atyles, UBSDELL, PEIRSON & LAKE, 471 Broadway. COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. POI nen seve ie meters —WANTED, AN INTEREST IN SOME $5 .000. respectable established dry 8 yusiness, where five thousand dollars in seasouable dry goods would be taken as capital; or would take an ex- rienced young man as partner, who could advance rom two to five thousand dollars, either in stock or cash, and start anew. Please address Lincoln, Herald office. All communications strictly confidential, 0 ANY GENTLEMAN WITH THIS AMOUNT: capable of attending to the money mat: trs, can have balf interest in an original exhibition. It is moral, attractive, exciting and highly clevati and with perseverance a large fortune can be realized: is now ready to travel South and West. Apply on the upper floor, rear house, 442 Eighth avenue. OPARTNERSHIP = NOTICE.—THE — SUBSCAIBERS have this day formed a copertoership under the firmof A. L. Thorne & Co., for ‘the transaction of the trimming and millinery jobbing business, at 42 John street. ALEXANDER L. THORNE, New York, Jan. 1, 1855. WILLIAM H. THORNE. oO, CASH.—A GENTLEMAN FROM CONNECTICUT, having some cash means, would like to hear o rofitable opportunities of investment. Apply at 312 way, room No. 3, from 9 to 3 o'clock. I ISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP—THE UNDER- a signed respectfully} inform the public that they ve this day matually agreed to dissolve copartnership. ‘The business will hereafter be carried on by Justin Ray- nal, who will settle all demands st the old firm at 86 Nassau street. LPHE VIENRICH, JUSTIN RAYNAL. OTICE.—THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE &X- isting between John J. Blair and Michael Morgan, « this day, December the 20th, been dissolved by mu: tual consent. The business will be continued at the old stand by Michael Morgan, who is authorized to settle all claims against the firm. JOHN J. BLAIR, ° MICHAEL MORGAN. \y OTICE,—THE UNDERSIGNED, LEGAL REPRESEN. tatives of the late firm of Noustadt & Barnett, of irmingham, have assigned over the entire estate Canada to Mr. G. 1. Ascher, of Montreal, who is now in. vested with all the assets, property, debts and rights of the firm, and the good will of the business, and to whom all payments are to be mace WILLIAM LEWIN, Moxrurat. Des. 20, 1984. BERRIN BARNET? Norick.—With reference to the above notice the undersigned would inform his customers that he is fully prepared to continue the business in hig own name on the most liberal terms, and with increased advantages to his friends, G. I. ASCHER, Moyrnnat, Dec 20, 1854, COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING BR- tween the undersigned, expires this day by its | own limitation. JOHN L. ASPINWALL, W. EDGAR HOWLAND, SAML. W. COMSTOCK. ‘The business of Howland & Aspinwall will be continu- ed from this date, by the undersigaed, under the same firm. JOHN L. ASPINWALL, SAML, W. COMSTOCK, Jannary 1, 1865 MEREDITH HOWLAND. E HAVE THIS DAY TAKEN OUR BROTHERS, Robert O'Brien and Charles O'Brien, into copart nership. For the present, the business will be con- ducted as heretofore under the firm of WILLIAM & JOHN O'BRIEN. + New York, January 1, 1 BDUCATION, PARENTS DESTROUS OF A COMPORTAGLE AND Ri i gible home for thr ir cuildrem, with the advantages Of 9 gee) education, will plea ¢ address Mica ANTISR). Port Richmond, Stat sland, Terms (rom $129 to B15 | pecencum, |, for the purpose of receiv- | ing aud entering a'| complaints of matters coming withia | the jurisdiction of the municipsl authorities, The Mayor | BOARDING AND LODGING BROADWAY.—AN ELEGANT SUIT OF APAltr- 75 mente to let, auitable for a family or siagle gent emen; private table ooly, The house ts first elses, and contains all the modern improvements. 16 CHAMBERS STREET.—A HANDSOME SU(TE OF 6£ rooms, prettily furnished, suitable for a party of gentlemen or @ family, will be let’ ow moderate terms, by immediate application at 163 Chambers strest. Also out or two single rooms. References exchanged. Bath in the house, 2) AND 62 VARICK STREET—ST. JOHN’S PARK. 6 A handsomely furnished room on the secoad floor, with sitting room attached, to let with board toa genticman and his wife or ingle’ gentlemon; com- fortable rooms for single gentlemen; first class accom- modations, gas, baths, &c. Inquire as above. 3 BOND STREET.—TO LET, WITH BOARD, ONE e large front room and bedroom, on third floor, without furniture, if required Also, a few single rooms to gentlemen, very reasonable. Reference required. GREENE STREET.—THE ADVERTISER HAVING rented the above house, and newly fitted it up ughout, is prepared to accommoxiate families or ain- gle gentleman, with rooms or suites of rooms, with full or partiat board, References exchangél. UNIVERSITY PLACE.—BOARDING IN ONE OF 1 the most eligible locations in the city, in the im- mediate vicinity of Broadway, Fifth avenue, ei hotels, places of amusements, libraries, &c., &.; suits of de sirable furnished rooms for genta and their families; fad rooms for single gentlemen, upon advantageous rms. A. EADY, AND DAUGHTER WOULD Lift, | WITH board, a pleasant » rooms to a gentleman ai wife, or would take a few foots rahe The house contains all the modern improvements and is convenient to stages and cars. Apply at 51 West Thirty-fifth street, near Sixth avenue, PRIVATE FAMILY—OCCUPYING THE THREE story and basement house No, 196 West Fifteenth street, near Eighth avenue, would like to let three or four rooms, and furnish board, to a family of grown per- sons, or partial board for single ntlemen, or suits of rooms for two gentlemen and their wives. SUIT OF FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET TO GENTLE- men, in the new and elegant house No. 47 Weat enth street, near Fifth avenue, Warm and cold baths. Reference required. NICE LARGE BACK PARLOR, ON THE FIRST floor, to let, suitable for a lady and gentleman; a room on the second floor, with clothes press and grate, suitable for single gentlemen, with or without “ Eee a few boarders taken. Apply at 119 Frank- in st is GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WISH BOARD IN A PRI- A vate family or select boarding house, in this city, ere the terms are moderate and accommodations good. Unexceptionable references required and given. Address M.N., Herald office. Room te bo unturaised ‘except carpet. PLEASANT SUIT OF ROOMS TO LET, WITHOUT beard, at 146 ‘'enth street, corner of Third avenue A HOME FOR BACHELORS.—A LADY OCCUPYING ree neatly furnished house, would let to two or first class gentlemen, the first and second floor, Apclading. an excellent table, gas, and fire. Location west of Broadway, within two minutes’ walk of the City Hall. A line addressed to K. W. L., Broadway Post Office, will meet with prompt attention. LARGE ROOM, SPLENDIDLY FURNISHED, WITH one or two bedrooms attached, to let in a private house with all the modern improvements; also, a single room with grate and gas in it. Apply at 96 Prince street, a few doors west of Broadway, DESIRABLE SUIT OF FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, with partial board if uired, for one or two gen- tlemen, ina new brown stone froot house with all the modern improvements, in one of the best locations in the city; convenient to the carsand stages. No. 71 West Fourteenth street, first house west of Sixth avenue. VOL. XX. p HOARDING AND LODGING. VAR, —FURNI-HE? PARLORS AND KOOMA (TO _tet, with or without boar, at No. Lo Boad stevet. OARDING.—TO LET, WITH BOARD, A LARGE front parlor, first flor, handsomely furnished rs and stages pass through the square to nll parts of the city. Apply at No. 4 Abingdon square, second daor from Hark street, OARDING.—-SINGLE GEN'PLEMEN CAN BE AC- ecmmorated with room and tall board at low prices, at 1,2 Chambers street; also pleasant rooms, te accommodate three or four gentlemen, Duy boarders ean be accommouated also. ference required, LEG) NT ROOMS —ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN OF Ligh respectability, wishing elegant aod retired Tooms with partial board, in a splendid private residence near the Brevoort House, occupied by a small and strictly rivate family, where no boarders are taken, may address ROOMS, ‘Journal of Commeres office. ( URNISHED PARLORS, WITIL FULL OR PARTTAL board, to gentlemen aud their wives. Also bed- Tooms for singl> gentlemen at No. 8 Minetta street, withia one minute’s walk of Bleecker street stages or sixth avenue cars, URNISHED ROOMS.—TO LET, A ROOM, DRAM, and kitshea, with cooking stove and other conwe niences for heepiug house Croton water up stain Some rooms unfurnished. No boarding house. Apply at 123 West Twenty-fourth street, near ~eveath aver URNISHED ROOMS.—A PAHIOK AND FOUR * rooms, furnished, to let, with or or without board. private house, 184 Grand street, near Broaoway. Terms moderate. a URNISHED ROOMS,—WANTED, BY A GENTLEMAN, between Fourteenth and 'T veatieth streets, and ba: tween Broadway and Sixth avenue, a furnished parlor and bedroom adjoining, with a private tably. itefer- ences exchanged. Address box 29 Post Office. aed ‘0. 110 GRAND STREET.—T0 LET, ONE LARGE room, furnished with or without board; also, seve- al emall rooms, for single gentlemen, Rooms lighted with gas. x So N°. 6 UNIVERSITY PLACE—TWO LARGE, HAND- somely furnished parlors, to let, to geatlemen, to- gether or separate, without a. NE OR TWO GENTLEMEN AND A GENTLEMAN AND his wife may be accommodated with pleasant roomie, gas, pantries, Ke. and board in a private fasnily, vesid” ing in a delightful location, within Ave minutes walk of the South and Wall street ferries, where ab the comforts of a home can be enjoyed. Inquire at 100CLnton street, Brooklyn. OOWS FOR THREE SINGLE GENTLEMEN, WITH bourd, may be obtained at 544 Houston street, se cond block from Broadway. Also, board without rooms. OOMS SUITABLE FOR A GENTLEMAN AND HIS wife and one single gentliman or lady, with or without board for the gentleman, in a private Americag mily; no other boarders. Inquire at No. 620 Hudson EATLY FURNISHED BEDROOMS, TO stogle gentlemen, with fire places, without board. Rent moderate. Apply at No. 5 Hicks ‘street. corner of Fulton street, Brooklyn a minute's walk from tLe ferry. 0 LET—WITH BOARD, AT 49 EAST TWENTIETH street, a furnished back parlor on the firet far, suitable for a gentleman and hin wife; also, oae bed. room on third floor, for @ single gentleman. House with all the modern improvemeuts, equally distant from Broadway and Fourth avenue ¢ WO OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO Gated with board ina private family. Apply at 288 Greenwich street, near Chambers, ANTED, IN BROOKLYN—A NEATLY FURNISHED room, for s gentleman, at a convenient distance from the Fulton or Wail street ferries, with parti board, breakfast and tea, and dinner on Suadays. Ad dress, with particulars, stating location and terms, “William,’” box 2,258 Post Office. PRIVATE FAMILY HAVE TWO OR THREE VERY desirable rooms, with board, at 101 West Sixteenth street, suitable for a gentleman ‘and wife and two or three single gentlemen. Baths, gas, &c. LARGE ROOM, NEATLY FURNISHED, FOR A gentleman and wife. or two single gentlemen, can d, with full or partial board, in a first class house, at No. 2 ete agua Bleecker street. The house is pro- vided with ali the modern improvements. Dinner at 534 o’clock. French and English spoken. GENTLEMAN OF WEALTH AND LEISURE, LIV- A ing alone, would like to meet with a small but tirea family, without male boarders, where the enjoy- mehts of ahome can be secured. ‘Address, for three daya, with real name, P. Butler, Union Square Post ce. A LADY AND GENTLEMAN CAN HAVE A WELL furnished room, with or with »ut board, on reason- able terms, at 55 Watts street, two doors from the cor- ner of Canal and Hudson streets. N ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOM, WITH OR WITH- out the bedroom attached, to rent to gentlemen; also two small rooms on the upper floor. Apply at 59 Prince street, four doors from Broadway. FRONT ROOM AND DEDROOM, HANDSOMELY furnished, to let, with board, for a gentleman and wife, at 52 East’ Sixteenth street, near Irving place. The house contains every modern convenience; the rooms are very pleasant, and family small and select. Refer ences required. A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, AL:O A FEW SINGLE ine gentlemen, ycan be leasantly nee ted with ‘apartments, (con tes an wi Woatds at motarste peices, ot fo Kast Teeateay. fe. rences required. LL PERSONS WISHING BOARDERS WILL DO WELL to call at this office, as there is unprecedented changes taking place, owing to the present state of af- fairs. Boarders politely directed free of charge. Office, Clinton Hall, corner of Highth street and Lafayette place. OARD.—A FRONT PARLOR ON SECOND FLOOR, to let, furnished or unfurnished, with full or par- board; one or two single gentlemen can also be sc- commodated, at 166 Kast way. OARD.—THREE GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES can obtain board in @ house newly furnished, con- taining all the modern improvements; family consists of a gentleman and wife only, and is a’ desirable oppor- tunity for those wishing good accommodations. Call at 102 West Twenty-seventh street, near Sixth avenue. )OARD—MAY BE OBTAINED iN A FIRST CIASS house, where the comforts of a home may be en- joyed; breakfast from 7 until 9 o'clock; dinner at 6 o'clock P. M. The Freach and Spanish Innguages spoken in the house. Apply at 170 West Twenty-first atrect, near Eighth avenue. gentlemen, who would like with board, a fine I size front room, furnished as a Cppaer with sofabedstead ; also, ghs, hot and cold water, a1 conveniences, for four to six weeks, commencing the first of January, at a moderate price, can find such at 32 Bond street. OARD AT 25 NINTH STREET.—A FINE SUITE OF rooms, comprising one whole floor, finely furnished, id rooms’ for two single gentlemen, may bs had as ve, with or without board. Fine house, and newly furnished in a superior manner. Few boarders, of frst class only, taken. Bx, IN A PRIVATE FRENCH FAMILY—TWO SIN- gle gentlemen or a gentleman and bis wife, can be ccommodated with board and pleasant rooms in a pri- vate Freach family by applying at 160 Twelfth street, between University place and Fifth avenue. Bur FOR FAMILIFS OR SINGLE GENTLEMEN, at the residence of a widow lady; the house :s one of the best in Brooklyn, beautifully situated, with a view of the harbor and bay—a location unsurpassed for beauty of prospect, and within a few minutes’ walk of Wall street and Fulton ferries, 116 Columbia street. OARD UP TOWN.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, cr two single gentlemen, can be accommoiated with weil furnished rooms and good board, in a private family, where there are no other boarders. Apply at 210 West Thirty-first street, between Righth and Ninth avenuen, OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND HS wife, or two or three single gentlemen, can obtain boardina family, where few boarders are taken, in fe pleasant location, five minutes walk of Fulton ferry. Ap: ply at 57 High atreet. Bors IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, wit! or & few singie gentlemen, can be accommodated th good board | aoe nt rooms by applying at $5 State street, between Henry and Clinton streets, Brook- psd minutes walk from the South and Montague jerries. OARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN—A HANDSOME BACK parlor, with gas, to let as a bedroom, with board, toa gentleman and his wife or two single gentlemen algo a ball bedroom and third story front room, with fireplace, in a plain, quiet, sociable family, within three winutes walk of Hamilion and convenient to South fer- r 90 President street r BY“ ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS BETWEEN WALI. and Fulton ferries, Full or partial board for gen tlemen and their wives, or for single gentlemen, at No. 20 Columbia street. A permanent home for ths coming season. FQOARD WANTHD-—VOR A GENTLEMAN AND LADY; board for the lady orly, except on Sunday: not jas | above Eighth street; terms modorate. Address Harris, Broadway Post Office. D—BY TWO GENTLEMEN AND THEIR & swoall private family, or where thers ars but fow boarders. Price from $16 to 829 for tlie four per week, ing fire, Addresr, stating particulars, DA- VIDGON, Broadway pont office. OARDING, 105 WAVERLY PLACK, THRER DOORS weat of Washington park.—A auit of rooms, on second foor, with board, can bo had by a family or ® fow single gentlemen, House first claas, with modera improvements. Terma moderate. Rete cl OARDING.—GENTI @MEN AND THUR WIVES, OR sing!» geatiomen, can be accommodated with full 4 partia wer lee hiddage oh or wi relished room, ying at le street, coracr of Fultos, Brooklyn. " BEAUTIFUL SEVEN OCTAVE $350 ROSEWOOD pianoforte is offered for $245, made to order, eight weeks since, by best city makers; superior tone, new style, case finished back, is perfect, with maker's full tuarantee. It can be seen at No. 6 College place, from o’clock A. M. till 8. Weunexsday and Thuraday. r ASH MUSIC STORE-~MUSIC AT HALF PRICE. New York, January 1, 1855,—Wiliiam Hall & Son, 209 Broadway, opposite ‘the Park, have decided to re duce the price of their entire catalogue and stock of non-copyright music to au average of one-half ita fory mer prices. In order to afford this reduction, we are } ob! to adopt the cash system; and we believe that our nds and the public gi ily will be even better served than heretofore, by a strict adherence to this principle. In regulating our prices, we Lave adopted eur pational currency, and have, as far as possible, made the prices in decimals. The price wil be marked om every piece of music. The non.copyrights thus: ‘“Re- duced price, — cents,”’ and the copyrights tans: “Copy right, — cents.” All the non-copyright music printed previous to this arrangement will be old at oue-half the old prices. A similar reduction will be mado in ia- struction books, &e. Since the study of music has be come an essential branch of education, a reduction in the price of sheet music has been demanded by t public, and we have no doubt that the plan wo hav adopted will increase our sales sufficient to warrant us in carrying out our enterprise to its fullest exteat. Our catalogue already conteins the works of the best Karo- pean authors, and we will continue to reprint such aa may hereafter bs published, all of which will be sold at less than one-half the prices of the foreign copies. Wa will continue the manufacture of pianofortes, guitars, fluter, &c., and also the importation of every article of | musical merchandise, and will sell for c only, at greatly reduced prices, Orders from any part of ‘the country exclosing the money. will be promptly and faithfully attended to. WM. HALL & SON, 239 Broadway, opposite the Park. R SALE—A SPLENIMD PIANO, ONE OF CHRISTO. pher & Serall’s best make, warranted an excellent instrument or no sate; been in| use one year, just wag enough to prove it to be « perfect article. fi ‘owner, having two of the sane make, would dispose of one om reasonable teruw. Apply at 133 Fourth street, Wil. liameburg. REAT CHANCE—LIBERAL OFFER.—HORACE WA- / TERS, music publisher and dealer, of 333 Broad way, will present as a New Year's gift for 1855, one dol- lar’s wort of music, to be selected from his extensive \ catalogue, to those who will purchase of ‘him the ame amount, previous to the 26th of this month, and will forward both gift and purchase post paid. He has also made an enormous reduction in the prices of his cate brated pianos, melodeons, and musical instruments of all kinds, and made to correspond with the present hard times. All orders promptly attended to. 1 Rpetrome YOUNG LADY, PUPIL OF THE MOST ; celebrated vocal and instrumental performers that ave visited the United States, and possessing great na- tural abilities for instructing others, will give leasons to young ladies at her residence, 196 Thirty-fourth street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues, or will residences; three months will prove suficien in accordance with the times. IANO, MIRROR AND PAINTINGS FOR SALE.— Awful sacrifice.—An elegant octa: \ fond rosewood piano for $150, cost $50; a large, beau- tiful French plate oval mirror (cost $125), and two largeoil paintings (cont $210), for $100. Must be sald to-day. Apply at 256 Fulton street, in the saloon. ee MUSICAL PRESENTS —JULLIEN’S ILRU- minated dance musi¢c.—The Mario Schottische, with splendid portrait of Mario, (the only one in the country); the Borgia Valse—fine portrait of Grisi; the West Park Polka—splendidly illuminated; the Farewell Vi nificen; portrait of Jullien; the Fireman's Quadrilie~ au ge pictorial title; the Max Sutaine Polka—novel illus ‘tion. All the above were composed for special occa- sions, and bear Jullien’s dedications and autograph. The set form a magnificent volume, and an a) te 4 JOHN bakatk, Rew sent, being gems of dance mus! York, and all music sellers, HE BANJO TAUGHT BY A NEW AND IMPROVED method, in six lessons. Terms $6. Jacobs’ cele brated banjos for sale, California diamond pins of all kinds, Professors 8. B. & H. P. JACOBS, 407 Broadway. TIOLIN TAUGHT ON REASONABLE TERMS, BY A V upil of Robert Hun, of the Theatre Royal, Co- vent Garden, London. Apply at W. R. Fish’s theatrical wig store, 560 Pearl street, fo ‘ HORSES, CARRIAGES, &@. SALE~A ROAN HORSE, SIX YEARS op; ‘ io, a bay trotting mare, thet ean trot hee mle ve They will be sold cheap, as the owner is about leaving the city. They can be seen at Ward Hotel, Myzile avenue, Brooklyn. pe age OR SAL¥—A FINE PAIR OF COAGH HORSES, BIX- teon bands high color, bay, seven and eight years old, fine style and action, and will be sold at the higheat offer, Inquire at th wrest. a ¢ National Metel, No. 6 Cortlandt - cen tenieiniiesbaliene able nsip emma ORSEKS—A FARMER, ON LONG ISLAND, WILL ye men! or ye Lewd during the winter (and 4 if desired), at five dollars per month. Apply te SWESEY & 00O., 176 South Reet “gs AGON.—A SUPERIOR CITY BUILT LIGHT TROT. ting wagon for sale cheap. Has been run four Toonths, but is as good aa new. Apply at Back’s Hotel, enty-fourth street aud Third aveo ANTED--TO PURCHASE A HORS! CART AND harness. Inquire at 804 Greenwich street. CLOTHING, &C. LOTHING.—LADTES AND GENTLEMEN HAVING clothes to dinpose of, can receive a fair oo ‘tore 12 Laurena street, pt =p t or address by letter through the post, Ladies attonded by Mrs, Cohen. C# OFF CLOTHING—$2,000 WORTH WANTED — ‘Tue highest onh price will be liberally given, im ‘ current moncy, for good left off clothiag, of every de fcription. Gentlemen wishing to dispose of the atove will please address or cali on JAMES MORONEY, 11 Orange atreet, sear Chatham AS! OFF CLOTTING WANTED. —GRNTLEMEN HAV ing avy Ioftof wenrtne apparel to dispose of im large or email quantition, ball receive the Mey fore pce for "etm by sonising te or sdtreesing As . CONMOY, 491 Pear atreet, between Cit; place ond Centre atrnet, _