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at - NO. 4. bard gold—the renewal of Colt’s pateut. Measures of general national importance are freely bartered away. for a vote in favor of the Colt extension. The Central American question is the lion of the day. A New York capitalist—supposed to be George Law—is about to invest largely in the enterprise of central calo- nization, Twenty thousand muskets, and five hundred thousand ball cartridges, are to find immediate admis- sion into thts republic, \nat is to be, for the benefit of those concerned, ‘This musket importation, however, is denied by a mem- Der of the Central company, as the enterprise is based upon the principles of ‘peace and good will to all man- kind,” yet, notwithstanding this denial, the rumor has ‘its believers. Should Cushing’s oflice become vacant, it will be offered to J. Clemens, late United States Senator from Alabama. UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT. Wasuincron, Jao. 5 Nos. 38 and 39. James Williams, administrator, aj Nant, vs. Robert Olivers, executors, and John G lant, vs, Robert Olive b administrator, apy cutors. ame nt by on Campbell and Reverdy Johnson for the appellees, and by Mr. Dulaney for the appellants. From the State Capital, STRENGTH OF THE KNOW NOTHINGS—CHANOES OF SEWARD'S ELECTION—BILL RELATIVE TO CONVEY ANCE OF PROPERTY FOR RELIGIOUS PURPOSE3— OFFICE SEBKBRS—GOVERNOR CLARK AND THE VA- @ANT SENATORSHIP, ETC., ETC. Atnary, Jan. 4, 1855, Upon analysing the vote given yesterday, upon the chaplain question, as tuken in the House, it appears Abat nineteen democrats and forty-four whigs comprise the Know Nothing strength in that body, making sixty- ‘three in all. Having recorded their votes and placed them- selves thus early on the record declaring themselves op- posed to Catholic prayers, will these forty-five whigs— will either of them falter when the time arrives to vote for a United States Senator? The democratic strength in the House is forty-one, which, added to the forty- four whig Know Nothings, makes an aggregate of eighty five members who now stand opposed to William H. Seward for re-election. In order to elect him, it will be necessary for twenty-two of these whig Know Nothings to cave. Will only twenty-five of them stand firm? ‘This morning Senator Putnam introduced a bill rela. tive to the conveyance of property for religious pur- poses. The Senator wanted it referred to a select com- mitteo to report upon. Mr. W. Clark thought a refer- ence to the Judiciary Committee would be most appro- priate. Some other Senator wanted to know the pur- port of the bill, when Mr. Putnam read it for informa- tion, when it was referred to # select committee. It is One of the greatest importance to mary thousand daily veaders of the Heratp, and it is therefore thought pro- per to lay a copy before them immediately. This is it:— AN ACT IN RELATION TO CONVEYANCES AND DEVISES OF PERSONAL AND REAL ESTATE, FOR RELIGIOUS PURPOSES, Sec. 1. No grant, conveyance, devise, or lease of per- sonal or real estate to, nor any trust of such personal or real estate for the benefit of any person and his auc- cessor or successors in any ecclesiastical office, shall vest any estate or interest in said person or his successor; no such grant, conveyance, devise, or lease to or for any such person by the designation of any such ‘office, «ball vest any estate or interest in any successor ef such person. But this seetion shall not be deemed to admit the validity of any such grant, conveyance, de- vise or lease heretofore made. Sec. 2. No grant, conveyance, devise, or lease of any real estate, Cedicated or appropriated, or intended to be dedicated ‘or appropriated to purposes of religious worship, for the use of any congregation or society, shall vest any right, title or inter-st in any persou or persons to whom such grant, conveyance, devise or lease May be made, unless the form shall be made to a corpo- organized according to the provisions of the laws of this State, under the act entitled “an act to provide for the incorporation of religious societies,” and the acts amendatory thereof, or under the act entitled ‘an act for the incorporation of societies to establish free schools,” passed April 13, 1854. feo. 3. Any real estate of the description named in nection second of this act, and which has been hereto- fore granted, devised or demised to any person or pe sons in any ecclesiastical office, by the designation of such office, or otherwise, shall be deemed to be bela tn trust for the benefit of the congrogation or society using the same, and shall, upon the death of the person or — in whom the title shall be vested at the time of @ passage of this act, vest in the religious corpora: ion by the congregation or religious society occupy- ing and enjoying such real estate as aforesaid, provi such corporation organized according to tue laws of this State shall be in existence at the time of the de- cease of the person or persons holding the title thereto. See. 4. In the event such Congregation or society shall not be incorporated as aforesaid andin that case the title of such real estate shall vest in the people of the State of New York, in the same manner and with ‘the same effect as if the ‘son holding the title tuereto had died intestate, ithout heirs capable of inherit- such real estate, er title to any real estate shall vest in the of the State of New York, under and by virtue of the last preceding section, it shall be the duty of the a General of the State of New York, and heis here- by authorized, upon his being satisfied of the due incor ration of the con; tion or society who have occupied and enjoyed auch meal estate for the pu of a8 worship, under and according to the provisions of the act first named in the second section of this act, and a production to him of a certified copy of the recorded certificate of incorporation, under the hand and official seal of the clerk of the county in whose Office the same is recorded, to a and convey such realestate, and all the right, title and interest of the people of the Stateof New York therein and thereto, to ania corporation, which shall thereupon oe vested with all the right, title and interest which became vested in ba ag virtue of the provisions of this act. Sec, 6. This act shali take effect immediately. It shows upon its face its object, and that is, to pre vent Catholic bishops from receiving presents or dona- tions in the name of their church, and vesting the title ‘to real estate in themselves personally. Whether it is @ Enow Notbing movement, and whether the Senator is @ Enow Nothing, is left for the consideration and re- flection of the reader. Th merous mire for office are informed that next Wednesday will be the first day when the Senate will take up consideration of appointments. The city is crammed full of applicants for office. are three canal appraisers to be appointed out of twenty itriotic gentlemen, who hav h done wonderful acts political matters. The pressure for harbor masters for New York city is very heavy, and the Governor's room is constantly fil with these very deserving Both houses have appointed committees on the tem- question. Some of the members desire imme. ite action, regardless of all other considerations ; but ‘the bill will be shuffled about between one house and the other, until the question of Senator is disposed of. If Governor Clark does not issue his proclamation very soon, directing an election to be held to fill the vacancy in the Twenty-ninth Senate district, he will soon have such a storm of Know Nothings about his ears as may produce considerable embarrassment. It is publicly alleged that he withholds calling the election until the ‘time shall have expired for tne elected Senator to vote upon the United States Senator question. uniform uprightness which the Governor manifested whilst occupy: other —_ stations, there is no rea- son to infer that he would #uiler himself to countenance such a contemptible trick. A few days will test it, and the Know Nothings have nothing to do but wait with patience, There is no pretence now that his Excellency ‘wan ever a Know Nothing, or that he attempted to enter the convention at Odd Fellows’ Hall. ASSPMBLY APPO! ALMSHOUSE DIFFI- CULTY WITH THE ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIESTS. ALHaNY, Jan, 4, 1856. The following appointments have been determined on by the Speaker and Clerk of the Assembly, and will be announced to-morrow :— For Librarian, W. W. Cunbbuck, editor of the Madison county Journal; Assistant, Mr. Dunspaugh, of Colum- baa county. For Postmaster, G. W. Bedell, of Orleans county; As- sintant, Mr, Parsons, of Jefferson county. For Deputy Clerks, Ormon Archer, of Wayne county; Daniel Huntington, of Franklin county; M. Schoetield: of Oneida county; and W. P. Downer, of Onondaga county. In reference to the recent outrage perpetrated upon the rights of the children of the Almshouse by the teachers of the Romish Church, a committee of the Common Council have passed resolutions forbidding the further visits of teachers of that sect until ample apology is made. ‘The Legislature of Massachusetts. Bostow, Jan. 4, 1855 The legisiature is perfecting its organization. Benja- min Stevens to-day was re-elected Sergeant.at-Arms; and Rey. John H. Twombly, of Roxbury, Chaplain. Mr. Twombly was elected on the second ballot, the vote standing as follows —Mr. Twombly, 216; and the Rev. ‘Theodore Parker, 122. On the first ballot, Mr. Parker reeriving a respectable number of votes, a motion was marie that he officiate alternately with Mr. Twombly. ‘Ths led to rather exciting discussions, during which Mr. Fames, of Malden, said the choice of Mr. Parker for Chaplain would be a disgrace to the house. Monday next has been assigned for the election of the members of the Governor's Council. Probable Suicide of a Citizen of Paterson. Parenson, N. J., Jan. 4, 1855. Early this morning the body of Mr. John Blundeli, highly esteemed resident of this city, was discovered in ‘the raceway leading to the wire factory. He arose from his bed during the night, and is supposed to have com mitted suicide during a temporary fit of insanity, caused by recent difficulties. Suepension of a Banking House at Detrott. Bevvaro, Jan. 4, 1865, We iearn from Detroit that « prominent banking house of that cliy suspended payment to-day, Arrival of the steamship Asia at Boston. Bostoy, Jan. 4, 1855. The Royal Mail steamship Asia arrived at her dock here a little after twelve o’clock to-night. We take the following from Baring’s circular of De- cember 22:—Money ia in more demand as usual at the close of the year. Consols close at 913 a 9135 for ac- count; silver dollars, 58. 344.; bar silver, 58. d.; doub- loonr, 748. nominally; American eagles, 768. 3d. nomi- nally, By the overland mail we haye dates from Canton to the 26th of Uctober, from Calcutta to the 8th of Novem- ber, and from Bombay to the 14th. Exchange at Canton is quoted at4 813, and at Cal- cutta at Is. 11344. The English papers at hand contain nothing of spe- cial interest additional to the details given over the wires from Halifax. The Legislature of Maine. Avausra, (Me.) Jan, 3, 1855. The Senate and House both organized here this morn- ing. Franklin Muzzy, of Bangor, was elected President, and L. 0. Gowan, of Saco, Secretary of the Senate; both unanimously, Sidney Perham, Fxq., of Woodstock, was elected the Speaker of the House, and tr, Balsor, Clerk. A Committee on Senatorial Vacameies was chosen, and W. Willis appointed chairman. They will report to- morrow, and the vacancies be filled, A committee on the gubernatorial votes will then be appointed. The Governor will probably be chosen on Friday. ‘The Legislature of Pennsylvania. Harrisevra, Jan. 4, 1855. In the Senate this forenoon three ballots took place for the Presidency, with the same result as those of yesterday. During the afternoon session, the whigs voted for James Skinner, but the result is the same as before. Indiana Legislature. Crvcinnami, Jan. 4, 1855, Tho Indiana Legislature organized to-day. The Senate elected Solon Furman principal Secretary, and the House elected David Kilgove Speaker, and John Lovering Clerk. The Governor’s message will be delivered to- morrow, He will strongly urge restriction against the abuse of the Free Bank law. LARGE SHIPMENTS OF COTTON FROM NEW ORLBANS— SENTENCE OF MARTIN, THE POST OFFICE CLERK. Bauriwore, Jan. 4, 1855, The motion for a new trial in the case of Martin, the Post Office clerk, convicted of taking the contents of letters passing through his hands, was overruled to-day, and he was sentenced to ten years’ imprisonment. On Thursday last the clearances of cotton from the port of New Orleans reached the enormous quantity of 18,000 bales, Markets. New Ontxans, Jan. 2, 1855. The Atlantic's advices were received here after bus'ness hours this evening, too Jate to develope their effect on our cotton market. ‘The sales to-day reached 4,000 bales at previous rates. New shoulders are selling at 7c, Civcrynati, Jan. 4, 1855. Freights to New Orleans are declinit For are asked per barrel, and for flour To Pittsbu: flour is 40c. per barrel, and pork 60. Hogs are dull selling at $448; for sides and shoulder; 4%c a 5c. per Ib. are asked, ebange is dull at 3¢ per cent premium. PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD, PuiLapeneiMa, Jan. 4, 1855, Prime barrel lard 83¢c. East Stocks are firm. | Reading, 203¢; Morris Canal, 1175; ennsylvania Railroad, 42%; ; Long Island Railroad, 13%; rk Ge. stern ex- Pennsylvania 5’, 8.’ The money market is unchanged. BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. Batimore, Jan. 4, 1855. At the cattle market held here today 1,20) head of beef cattle were offered, and nearly all were sold at $3 a $4 75 on the hoof—equal to 6c. a 9c, net, and averaging $4 12. Live hogs sold at $5 slaughtered, $5 60. Sheop, $3 50 a $4 50, gross, REPREUENSINLE.—The firemen of the Eastern district were called out twice yesterday by false alarms, sounded by the bell ringers of the Thirteenth ward bell tower. ‘These bell ringers were removed at the last meeting of the Common Council, and others appointed in their ringers, it pointes. Hopiva Over.—Justice Boswell still continues to act in the capacity of Police Justice, notwithstanding a cer- tificate of election was given to Mr. Aymar by the late Board. There seems to be some illegality in the pro- ceedings, the votes having been canvassed by the Brook- and the result transmitted to lyn Board of Canvassers, e Board of Aldermen of Williamsburg. APPLICANTS ror Orrick. —Alderman Baker, of the Fou teenth ward, has a list of 104 applicante for the office of Are any of these applicants liceman in that werd. ow Nothings in regard to the late election riot / Common Pleas—Spectal Term. Present, Hon. D. P. Ingraham, Judge. Jas. 5.—Loretla Leute ae William 1. & against Abraham of defendant reduced to $250. Broughton against Ann Broughton.—Order of reference to Richard Clark, Eq Miscellany. Domestic The Legislature of Indiana wiil convene at the State January 11, and its session is limit- y constitutional provision. A United capital on Thured: ed to eight wee States itor is to be elected. The case involving the constitutionality of the law islature of this State, at ite last session, relative to draining the Rome swamp, has been decided A considerable amount of the work has been done, and about $1,000 has passed by the I by Jvdge Bacon, as unconstitutional. been expended, We learn from the Albany Knickerbocker that the me- chanics at the Western road shops, in Greenbush, are to make only five days per week, and to receive pay in proportion. any weather, by GARBANATI, Artist. Law and 25 cent 80 Broadway, by hands once emp! ‘ch the which $5,000 damages is ex —in counsel for @ poor case may yy ahead. YOUNG AMERIOA, Pianos !—An Immense horn, Pianos! Assortmen: of pianos of every variety of style, comprising those of ten different manufactories; among them are T. Gilbert and Co.’s celebrated wolean pianos, and the modern im- proved Horace Waters pianos; second hand pianos at ; prices from $40 to $160, pianos to rent. jelodeons from five different manufactories, includin, it bar; = the well known 8. D. & H. W. Smith’s melodeons, (tun Prices—$40, $200. HORACE WATERS, 333 Broadway. The Great American Eagle ANDERSON’S ten Fy and cious salesroome, ingrain carpets, rugs, oll cloths, &e., de. ib fade seo Saenpen Ist, Anderson's hous sells at low prices! the trade, on Broadway or elaewhere’ Sd. Hin sales are gentlemen of the very best standi bacribe to twenty-one rules of the the mutual benefit of bu no wonder 0 Jeepers. C. Goffin’s ‘the above celebrated safes, and F. trable defiance locks and im) rosa bara, Depot Nor 192 Pearl street, one door below Maiden lane. Green Turtle Soup and Steaks—A m turtle will be served up ip sou Great ig Oy Dining Saloons, 113 streets, thi cures is invited. Positively the Last Nigh the gramme is attractive, and the opportunit jo early, until = their Boston engagement. you would secure good seats. Costar’s Rat, Coch roach, &c. Exterminator having been burnt Broadway. A new has removed to 388 by the fire at his old stand, 445 Happy Family. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY dass PERSONAL, Broadway SPHARTE —GENTLEMEN WHO CAN information about this material—bow it is sold ‘and at what time, A’ at what price, by which weigh’ please address same lines to A. B., Herald office. , F DENNIS OR JAMES McCARTHY WISHFS TO HEAR from their brother Charles, aldreas 252 Monroe et. THY MILITARY. EIERANS OF THER WAR OF 1812—A RBGULAR meeting at the * Star" on Friday the Sth inst., A.W. JONES, Commandant, ing ent. After calling out the firemen the second time, the indi- vidual doing the mischief was invited down from his lofty position, to make room for one of the new ap- jinst Charles Leutz.—Motion for attachment against defendant for contempt granted. Newman. —Bail Daguerreotypes—C! t and Best large site first clase picture for 3734 centa, neatly fitted, at 435 Broadway, corner of Howard street. Taken in damages claimed ageinst the sroprictor ef the picture Depot, 2 ed here | nd who advertised ite removal without authority ple were cautioned against, and out of A good $55, $70, $90, ‘h instrament over Hiram 99 Bowery, don’t appear to suller from weather or bard times, Crowds are daily going there for velvet, Brussels and The causes of isa first class He imports bis English and French carpets and 24, He sells more than any house in and thi yall tl ) lishment for and veller. With such re ry ix constantly crowded by Safes.—Robert M. Pat- RICK is the sole manufacturer in the United states of ¢ of Perham's Ethiopian hee and of course a full house The pro- a $612; r- it and steaks at the ‘ulton and 48 Asn is day, at 12 o'clock. The attention of epi- it SALES AT AUUTIUN. i UCTION NOTICE—THOS, BELL, AUCTIONEER—BY | BELL & BU>H,—This day, at 10!, o’elock, in the | rooms, 27 Centre street, will be sold a value tock of dry goods, boots and shoes, from a couatry store; also four trunks fine clothing, and 4 lot of pledged goods, four gold wate! erie: presents and famey are ticles; alxo a lot of g i the Marshal. UGTION SALB.—G i, FINE JEWELRY, | &e —SAMUEL OSGOOD, ouctioneer, wilt sell, at in salerooms, 65 Nussuu street, to-morrow, (4aturday,) 103, o'clock A. M., a large ansortment of joweley wad ches remaining on hand from former sales, amd beld on account of former purchasers, Particulars in the catalogues. Y JOSEPH HEGEMAN.—SATURDAY, JAN, 6, AT 12 o'clock, at the sales room, corner of Willoughby and Pear! streets, Erooklyn, a genteel buggy top wagen, and set of harness, saddle and bridle, sloth robe, three Dlankets, Ke, &e:, the whole in good order, and sold without reserve. 8. HOUGH, AUCTIONEER.—AUCTION SALE OF rich and costly rosewood and mahogany furniture, this day, (Friday morning) at 1034 o'clock, the con- tents of the large four-story house, 79 Warron atreet, consisting of richly carved rosewood ‘pianoforte, reven- octave, a superior instrument; rosewood and m: any parlor suits, in satin brocade; rosewood centre tables, ottomans, broeatelle and lace ‘curtains, elegant parlor and bedroom window shades, magnificent Envlish tapes- try and velvet carpets, oil ‘cloths, massive mahogany and black walnut extension tables, eight and ten (eet; (ning and tea tables, a fow choice ofl paintings and steel plate engravings, rosewood and mahogany bed- steads, bureaus, washstands, chairs, sofas, work tables, rockers, elegant china vases and mantle oraaments; 2-day inlaid and bronze clocks, china dinner and tea ich cut glass ware, crockery, ivory cutlery, silver ware, tea service, salvers and cake baskets, with solid silver mountings; spoons, forks, castors, &e. ' The whole ing in the best order. WARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER. — EDWARD SCHENCK will sell at auction, this day at 11 delock. at his salesroom, 16 Wall street, fine brandies, in . Hiquors, cordials, sardi ime Havana imported segars randies, including Otard, Dupuy, old champagne, P, Godard and Fromin’s demijohns; old Jamaica rum, St. Croix do., gin, whiskey, choice cordiais and other fine liquors; also 100,000 fine imported segars of the best brands. BREVOORT HENRY, ACUTIONEER—BY HENRY & Buck, this day at 11 o'clock, at the sales room No. 14 Maidenlane, the entire stock’ of » manufacturer about leaving for Kurope, consisting of rich and ele ant furs and sleigh robes. A large assortment of rich Hud- son Bay sable, fitch marten, stone marten, fine ermine, French sable, Siberian squirrel, chinchilla, mountain ma ten, river marten, victorines, evffs, capes and tal- mas, pelerines, &c, Also, sleigh robes of the finest Taa- bella bear, wolf, raccoon, Hudson Bay wolf, buffalo, Maltese, Lapland and other robes, RIDAY, AT 1034 O'CLOCK, AT THE STORE 304 Broadway, corner of Luane street, rich figures, French china, silver plated ware, oil paintings and. air- rors, in rich gilt frames, suits of chamber enamelled fur- niture, suits of rosewood parlor covered satin, broca- telle, Black walnut’ and mahogany, covered haircloth; also & variety of other furniture, with many choice arti- cles, to be sold for account of owners. TUNIS MORRELL, Auctioneer. AUCTIONEER.—AUCTION SALE OF furniture, carpets, oil cloths, mirrors, &. °F. Colton will sell, this day (Kriday), a 1032 o'clock, oll the furniture contained in the ‘house 204 West Twenty-second street, between the Ninth and Tenth avenues, comprising a general assortment of hou furniture, "sofas, tete-a-tete: dressing Bureaus, washstan COLTON, household snahogany and , mahogany and cane chairs, looking glas: lounges, beds and bedding, mattresses, paillasses. pi lows, window shades, Voltaire and easy ‘chairs, chamber and Kitchen furniture. Sale positive, without’ regard to weather, EORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER.—EXTENSIVE SALE of furniture, pianofortes, extension dining tables, mirrors, &c., at’ 1034 o'clock, this day, January 5, at No, 385 Broadway, corner of Anthony street. George Cook will sell as auction, @ most magniiicent ve, bs stock of a Broadway dealer, (removed for convenience of sale,) embracing a variety of parlor and chamber suites, etegeres, beaufets, sofas. chairs, rockers, bed- steads, bureaus, washstands, commodes, dining, centre, side and pier tables. mirrors, mattresses, pianos, an every article usually found in a first class wareroom. This sale is peremptory, and will be continued daily until the whole is sold, 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, AUCTIONEER.—100 RICH Sleigh Robes, Muffs, Cuffs and Victoriner, at auc- tion:—Fricay, January 6, at 10 o'clock, without ‘reserve, at 100 Nassau street, all the splendid assortment of manufactured furs, conalsting of about 160 rich sleigh robes, viz., Rocky Mountain wolf, raccoon, it, As- tracan lamb, &c.; a splendid variety of muifs, victorines, &c., such as stone and mountain marten, sable, ermine, &e.’ Catalogues now ready. Sale peremptory. ' Also, at No. 1 Catherine street, without reserve, the balance of sleigh robes, muffs, &c., at 1 o'clock P. M., precisely, rain or shine. MPORTANT TO PLUMBERS.—AUCTION NOTICE.— WM. B. JONES, Auctioneer.—By virtue of an execu tion, I will nell this day, at 104; A. M., at store 145 Canal street, one spring cart and harness; also, the contents of plumber’ shop, consisting of iron and lead piping, elbows, solder, pumps, platform scales, ke., kc. WM. THOMPSON, Constable. OHN L. VANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER —VANDE- water & Turner will sell at auction, on Saturday, January 6, at 104, o'clock, at the salerooms 30 Pine street, and 56 Cedar atreet, a splendid assortment of household furniture, consisting of mahogany and rosewood sofas, chairs, lounges, armchairs, rockers covered in haircloth, tote-a-tetes, mahogany, blackwalnut and rosewood mar- ble top centre, side and pier tables, blackwalnut exten sion tables, quartette tables, reae wood etageres, Opa ny bookcase, wardrobes, enamelled cottage suite, ma hogany and blach walnut bedateada, bureaus, wash stands; mattresses, palliastres; also rosewood pianoforter; also | rich china vases, ten sits, silver and plated castors, cake baskets, dinner’ and dessert forks, spoons, mustards, &e., ke. ‘OHN L. VANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER.—VAND! WATER & TURNER will sell on Friday, January , at 1046 o'clock, at the salesroom, No. 30 Pine and No. 66 Cedar streets: Furs—A splendid ax sortment of furs, consisting of rich stone marten, French sable, fteb, chinchilla. mountain marten and Hudson Bay sable mutts, victorines, cuffs and ca Alao, rich stone marten talmas, with cuffs to natch. Sleigh robes of the finest Isabella bear, wolf, Hudson Bay buffalo, raccoon skins. The attention of purchasers is reqnested to this sale, as every article will be fully warranted. NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1855. SALES A'T AUCTION, | Qeeure SALE.—BY VIRTUE UF SEVER, bof execution, to me directed and delive: expose to sale, at vendue, on Fritay, th of January, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at } Broad street, a large assortment of dry goods, ke. JOHN ORSER, 5! if. )ILLIAM TOPPING, AUCTIONEER, NO. 3: street.—Consignee’s sale of watches. invoice of gold and eer watches, received | Inntic, will be sold without reserve, at day, (Friday,) at the above mentioned auction rooms. | ‘This is tee best lot of watches ever offered at auction in | this erty. | j SPECIAL NOTICES, tee —A LETTER MAILED AT BALTIMORE ON the 2ist December last, addressed to Salomon Kobnstamm, New York, contai Lowmaa Brother's note at eight months, dated August 14, for four hundred and seventy tive 85-100 dollars, to their own order, and endorsed by them, hae not come to hand. All parties are hereby cautioned against negotiating said note, JAUTION,—1 HE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED | / not to purchase tickets for the Southware soiree which takes place on Monday evening, the 15th inst., at the Apollo Rooms, numbering from 106 to 175. inclasive, By orver of the committee. J.C. Dovanry, Sect. JULIAN BOTTS, Chairman, | eatetertet Le nO sta 2 5 THERE 13 | AYOR'S OFFICE, JANUARY 2, 1855 opencd, at this office, a complaint book, uader the charge of a competent person, for the purpose of receiv ing aud entering a)l complaints of matters coming within the jurisdiction of the municipal authorities, The Mayor will entertain, and so far as the laws give him power, take cognizance of a preferred by responsible par- ties {or violation of ordinances and dereliction of duty upon the part of any person holding office under the city government, By order of the Mayor. WM. H. STEPHENS, First M All the papers in this city will please their bills to this office. és) 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, 1855, otherwise it will be sold by public auc tion to pay expenses. Dated 20th December, 1864. F. G. HINTON, Proprietor. Country papers please copy. OLUCE.—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 ef this company will be held on Monday, the Sth day of January next, at the office No, 174 Centre street, f 11 to 12 o'clock A.M. The transfer book will be clo: from the 23d inst. until bers bs election, By order. EVERITT, Secretary, FFICE SIXTH AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY, New York, Jan, 2, 18,—The annual election for directors of this company will be held at the depot on Sixth avenue and Vorty-third street, on the 1ith inst., between the hours of Land 3 P. M. By order of, the Board. D. P. BARHYDT, Seo'y. r= MERCHANTS, BROKERS AND CITIZENS IN general —We tho undersigned, composing the Soll- Committee of the Mechanics’ and Workingmen Aid Bociety, (appointed at the mass meeting, held in the Park, on Tuesday, Dec. 26th, 1854), do take this occasion to present tothe public our appeal; also to dia our part, any connection with thove who diss our noble intention at the Hope Chapel. The committee have opened a depot and office at 69 Fourth avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets, for the purpose of re: ceiving and distributing such moneys, provisions, cloth ing and fuel as may be donated to the association through any of the officers, superintendents or Soliciting Commit tee, and only such are authorised to receive the same. We therefore most respectfully appeal to the charita le ublic for aid and assistance in this good work, in re te mechanics and workingmen who J in want. Donations of any d nik fully reeeived by any of the officers, superintendents and Soliciting Committee, or at the of fice and depo’, 69 Fourth avenue, NN. B, Ali dgnatigns and subscriptions will be regular- ly announced weekly through the press. Isaac Relyea, President; Jacob T. Smith, Secretary; W. A. Young, Thomas J. Fowler, Henry E. Rhiei, E. J. Sullivan. CH. Wheeldon, F. Gein, jr., John W.' Brice, Daniel Walford, Committee. { ABBATH EVENINGS—IN RUTGERS STREET CHURCH. BD ~The young men of the Rutgers atreet church have made an arsociation for the purpose of sustaining a Sabbath evening lecture. The frat of the course will be delivered next Sunday evening, January 7, at 73; o'clock, by the pastor, Rev. D. Krebs, Subject: A question for MAILS FOR nia, &e., per steamer George Law, will cl office on Friday, the Sth of January, at’ 1 o'cloc! ISAAC V. FOWLER, Post: ILLIARD PALACE, WITH EIGHT OR TEN TABLES, for sale or exchange for property in New York of ¥ einity. Loeatin ro make From $4,000 to 28,000 per annum. Apply COLE, at Bassford’s rocms, No, 8 Ann street. for anle or made to order. that a proper person can to W. Tables WO SUPERIOR SECOND HAND BILLIARD TABLES, in perfect order, for sale cheap, suitable for private | Or public wee, with a large stock of new ones. One ba- 9 Ann street. satalle table forsale, Call at ous tuctory REWARD—WILL HE PAID TO ANY ONE WHO will return to John F, Driggr, 124 Amity GRIFF & DEJKER, $5 Or 22% Spring street, the Coane mortgage and two notes, taken from the dining room of the Astor House on ‘the 11th instant, and no quertions will be REWARD WILL BE GIVEN TO ANY PER. | son who will give information which will lead | 10 tne detection of the person or persons who stole the | following articles from the premiaes of Win. Si 116 Prince street, on Sunday afternoon, while the were at church:—one lady's gold wateh, chain, «ll key, made by 8. I. Tobias, No. 584, Liverpool,’ wi dial; two gold breast pins! one hair bracelet wi ketch, marked M. 8.; two gold pencils; two $20 gold ple coe pais of earrings, representing an ear of corn; one finger ring with yellow stone in, one mourning ring, set with black jet and hair, valued at $166, WM. SIMPSON. OHN W. SOMERINDYKE, AUCTIONEER.—ADMINIS- | trator’s sale of a valuable leaso—On Thursday, Jan. 8, 1855, on the premises, the lease of front ani buildings known as 111 Broome atreet, for the term of three yea wad three months from first of February, 1855, now renting for six hundred and eighty-seven do! lars (8687) per year, ground rent and taxes three huo- | dred and one dollars (8 three hundred and eight By order of 1)—leaving an angual profit of | dollars ($386) per year. | JAMES BRADY, Admfnistrator, — | ANN BRADY, Administratrix, AUCTION: WILL SELL, THIS | 9 days Friday, Jan. 0, at 1,098 Hroadway, at 10 | k A. M., a Jarge assortment of stand casks, Acreens, | ., together with a xplendid patent morticing machine. Sale positive, OHN W. SOMERINDYKE, AUCTIONEER.—CONSTA- bles’ sales, this day, at the auction room, No. 110 | Centre streat, corner of Franklin, at 103¢ o’cloek, lard in | tubs and firkins; Bologna sausages, liead cheese, dc. also liquor stand, casks, stand barrels, iquors, tam. blers, drainers, demijoh iW and ANDREW NESBIT, ( ORTGAGE SALE—A. M. CRISTALAR, AUC tioneer, 23 Bowery, will sell, thin day at 10 o'clock, household furniture, consisting of mahogany and rosewood chairs, sofas, dressing bureaus, bedateads, card, centre and dining tables for saloons, tetea tetas, couches, wardrobe, office chairs and stools, looking glasnes, clocks, paintings, engravings, feathor beds ant illows, bair mattresses, stoves, crockery, decanters, SOMERINDYKE ALES EXTRAORDINARY —THIS DAY, (FRIDAY,) dan. 5, by WATERBURY & DYER, at th sir auction room No. 38 street, at 1046 o'clock, $20,000 worth | of diamond jewelry, gold hes, silver ware, &e., per | steamship Washington, to be sold without reserve, for | the importers, in consequence of their embarrasements | There goods are of the very finest quality and latest European fatteras, compri an immense variety of articles, For particulars see catalogues, at above. HERIFP SALE—WILL BE SOLD BY D. D. NASH, auctioneer, on Wednesday, the id of J at 10}, o'clock, 'A. M., at No. 200 Bowery, sortment of rich and furniture, (afl new) con. oak, and mabogany centre and ex tension tables, bureaus, library cases, dressing 5 couches, arm chairs, tote a-fetes, pinco stools, satiny chek, mide boards, marble non, ee ke Catalogues ready on the day of sale. HERIFP'S SALE—ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 1855, at 10 o'clock A. M., at the foot of Fifty ninth street, North river, consisting of a quantity of pig fron, old bollers, serap iron, machinery, pieces of timber, ke ILLIAM IRVING, AUCTIONEER. — SUPREME | Court—By order ofHon J. 1. Roosevelt. — William Irving & Co, will sei) at auction, on Saturday, January 6, at 1035 o'clock, at the salesroom, No.8 Pine etreet, by order of Hon,’ J, L Roesevelt, ® large assortment 0! housebol! furniture, being the entire stock of Messrs Coben & Finit, consisting in part of elega counterpanes, liven and mu , feather beds, bolsters y od chairs in barreleth, renvwest exatre , tlegant French plate pier glasses, mahogs: imeur a glace, rosewood bonkeas: ardrobes mahog» toads, dressing bureaus with marble top= tand maple cave seat chars, rox mahogany eteyeres, mahogany extenvion mahegeny toa tables, orm chairs, ingr china dinner and Ki glaxeware, kivchen ware, ke Al £0, about 100 wateh movements. Also, at 12 o'clock for account of whom It may concern, fine gold hasting watch aud Ubree stoue diamond ring. fog table, carpets, Venetian ten sets, crockery & | hook, from a lady's chatelsin. | South Sixth street, W dL them to ©, Robbins, 75 Mi | Spring wtreet, will be suitably | sender 1 REWARD.—LOST, ON THE EVENING OF | December 40, in'going from Centre market, through Broome street, Broadway and Bleecker street, | to Hudson street, a seven stone diamond eluster pin, rather small size; also, lost on January 2, a chased gold $5 reward for the hook, ‘and $10 for the pin will be paid on return of the ame to 185 Laurens street. REWARD.—LOST—ON THE MORNING OF THE 4d inst. in removing the books and papers from | the store No. 73 Water street, a small black morocco trunk, containing papers of no value to any person but the owner, The above reward will be paid if delivered at ihe police office, Franklin Market, or 0. & A. Wetmore & ., 58 Water street. ).—LOST, IN BROOKLYN, A BLACK in colored terrier alut, with white breast, answers to the name of Fan, The above reward will be aid on leaving her at the grocory store on the corner of Avision avenue and Wilson street, Brooklyn, or at 100 pamebur SHIPPING, OR LIVERPOOL. » SPATES MAIL STRAM- ames West, Chis steam States mails for Europe itively oa Wednesday, Jan, 10, at 12 o'elock, M, from ber berth, at we foot of Canal etreet. For freuht or | passage, having une juslled accommodations for elegance aud comfort, apply to EDWARD K. COLLINS, 5h Wall strvet Pansengers are requested te be on boart at lly A. M The Baltic will sucored the Atlantic, and aa) Jan. 24 Shippers wll please take notice that the ships of this Mne cannot carry any goods contraband of war. \HE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES Mail Steamers.—The ships composing the lias are u ahlewng — ATLANTIC, Capt. West. BALTIC, Capt Comstock. PACIFIC, Capt. Nye. ADRIATIC been built by contr: y' These ships have Every care hus government service Passengers are rt. Vrice of passage in first class cabin, $190; ate rooULs 0 gaineas, An experienced surgeon attached to each ship. No berth secured until paid for, FROPOBED DATA OF SAILING, FROM NEW YORK, FROM LIVERPOL, lay, Dec, 27,.1854. Saturday, Lec y, Jan. 10.1855. Saturday, Dee. y, Jan, 24,.1855. Saturday, Jan Wednesday, Feb, 7..1855, Saturday, Wednesday, Feb. 21 Saturday, Wednesday, Mar. 7 Saturday, Feb, 24 For freight or passage apply to EDW'Dh. COLLINS. No, 06 Wall street, New York, BROWN, SHIPLEY & © po SITRPHEN KENNARD & 00. Austin Friars, Loodon, B. G. WAINWRIGHT & ©0., Varin, GEORGE H. DRAPER, Havre, ‘The owners of these sbips will not be accountable for gold, silver, bullion, specie, jewelry, precious stones or unlews bills of lading are signed therefor, and the value thereof therein expressed. Shippers please take notice, that the whips of this line cannot earry any goods contraband of war. LIVERPOOL AND VHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP Company Intend soiling their favorite stoanlsi, OF MANCHESTER, +++ 2,125 tons, . Capt Wyle from New York to Liverpool, in second Jo. exclusive use of extra ai crry OF BALTIMORE (new)2)(38 ‘Capt. —= CITY OF WASHINGTON, do..2,7 1.Capt. R. Leiten, january 18, 1856, ureday Wednesday, December 20, 1864, About Wednesday, Saloon $90, $65 a according to state room. ‘A limited ‘number of third class passengers will be taken from Yhiladelyhia and Liverpool, and found in rovisians, rom Philadelphia,...,.$30 | From Liverpool... Parties wishing to bring out their friends can obtain certificates of passage, and drafts on Liverpool, in sums of £1 sterling and upwards, Apply to SAMUEL SMITH, Agent, 17 Walnut atrost, Philadelphia, and No, 7 Broad? wi ‘orl LASGOW AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.— The new and powerful steamships NEW YORK, 2,400 tons and 400 lorse power (I. Craig. Commander,) and GLASGOW, 1,962 tons, and 400 horse power, (W. Com- ming,Commancer,) built expressly for the trate between New York and Glasgow, will sails under. From New York, GLASGOW, Saturday, 20th January, at 12, noon — First'cabin, saloon state-rooms (steward’s feo in- GOODE) rchsiscabvescscs cee, $90 First cabin, midship do do’ 76 Third Cle) gers will be taken, nupplied with provisions of good quall- y, Properly cooked, at $30 each, Carries «surgeon For freight or passage, apply toJ. McSYMON, 53 Broad. way, New York. New York city billa or gold unly re- ceived for passage. do. 8 —A limited number of third class passen- ‘OR CALIFORNIA, VIA ASPIN- ama Railroad.—On Friday, January ,P.M., trom pier foot of Warren street, will be d 6 2 North river, GEORGE LAW, Capt. G Panama with the new and superi steamship Golden Age. A spare boat always kept at Panama, to prevent detention in case of No express freight re ceived after 1 o'clock on the day of nailing. For pas- nage apply at the company’s office, 177 West ntreet, to J. W. RAYMOND, NITED STATES MAIL STEAMER FOR SOUTH ampton and Havre—The United Stater mail steamer ST. LOUIS, J. A. Wotton, Commander, will leave New York on Saturday, January the lith, at 12 M., from pier No. 47 North river, foot of Beach street. Price of pansage, first cabin, $140; secoud cabin, $75. Luggage not wanted during the voyage should be went om board the day before, marked °* below.’” No freight taken after Thursday, January the 11th. For freight or passage apply to WonriMeK LIVINGSTON, Agent, 63 Broadway. EW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE, ia Nicaragua, the Accessory Transit Company of Nicaragua proprietors.—The splendid double engine steamship STAR OF THE WEST, 2,600 tons burthea, Capt, E. W. Turner, will leave from pier No. 3 North river, at 3o’clock P. M. precisely, for Punta Arenas, on Friday, January 1 855, connecting with the favorite xteamship Uncle Ry 4,000 tona burthen, over the Nicaragua transit route, having but twelve mlles of land transportation by tiret clase carriages, These steamers are unsurpassed in their ventilation and accommoda tion. For information or passage apply only to CHAS, MORGAN, Agent, No. 5 Howllng Green. Letter bags made up at the office. Letters 2b ceat per half ounce. EW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COM- pany.—For New Orleans, stopping at Havana, carrying the United States mail —The steamship BLACK WARMIOR, J. D. Bullock, Commander, will ail for the above ports on Tuesday, January ith, at 1 o'clock, from pier at foot of Boach street, Nortu’ river. Freight for the interior and for Mobile, consigned to our agenta ia New Orleans, James Connoly & Co., will be forwarded free of commissions. Passengers for Havana must pro cure passports betere For freight or pas IN spply te DCHERON & CO, ‘0, 21 Broww bawba, KW Command Black Warrior, and sail Thuraday, be sent in for nigning sailing. uary 26th, Bilis of lading must be evening previous to the ship DSTRALIA PIONKER LINE, CARRYING THE A United States mail.The new and eleg per sbip GFORGES, William Slater, J tons, will mucceed the Ocean Queen ax ¢ of this line, for Sydney and Melbourne 1o despatch. Passengers for By" nt arrangements, paying part passage here rk after arrival, which is guaran very high rates. Cabin sccommodations not surpassed by any ship attoat. Intending passengers will pleare examine before taking passage elsewhere For freight or passage apply op board, at pler 10 Kast river, or to KR. W. CAMERON, 116 Wall street CSTRALIA INDEPENDENT LINE—#IXTY DAYS paneage—Only wighty dollars for passage to Mel uimne,—The aplendid A 1 clipper ship KASTERN 81 ATE, 1,600 tona burthen, Simon Koss, comm'r, will have irae diate despatch for Melbourne. The accommodations of this fine ship for passengers, lth In first and second cabins, ir to those of any other vessel now up. As asengers are taken, early ap the proprietors of this popular plication ls necessary. line, aware that » number of mechanics and others hay ing families bave been unable to engage parse owing to the high rates hitherto charged, have deter mined to carry a limited number of paasengers at the YOR TIPPET LOST, IN BROADWAY, WEEN Sixteenth and Hleeecker streets, on Monday wight. finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving it at 66 Bleecker street. MES. PENNY OUND—A GREYHOUND DOG, WHICH THE OWNFR can have by applying to the porter at store Loo Broadway, corner Pine street | DND—ON SATURDAY, DEC. 24, A LARGER BLACK | dog, with the owner's name on the collar The Owner can have it by paying costs. laquire of Thomas Kewing, Astor Houre. O8T—65 REWARD.—LOST, ON THE ler INETANT & bunch of keys, marked GR. Hill, Birmingham. finder will receive the above reward by bringing | Aen lane. | O8T—A DIAMOND FARRING. FIFTEEN DOLL Ate 4 reward wili be paid for its return to 22 Wont Severs. veenth street. ENING OF THE If INSTANT, A wo robes, ones blark bear The horse isa bay, with faid property to 75 ret , the other hort tail ore. Whoever will retarn O8T.—ON TUVSDAY, THE @ INST, IN NG from Ninth avenue to Thirty third street and Fy a avenue, a gold pencil nd pen, marked with the owner's nore. ‘The finder will be rewarded by leaving the same at 109 Ninth avenue OST-YOSTERDAY AFT) RNOON. lady, & gold leket, contatolng t ceased brother. The finder will be liberally rewarded enving it at No.4 Vesey street. It may have been lowt ina Bleecker ptreet stage, {— oon — - OFT. 820 VEWARD.—LOST. IN OR NEAL THE SY Nicholas Hotel, a gold scarf pin, enan res a The bradof the pin & tion of a beetle. Twenty dol @ny ope who will bring the abo of the Bt. Nicholas Hotel. TRAVELLERS GUIDE. BW JERAKY RAILROAD.—FOR PHILADELI INA and the South and West, via Jersey City Mail and express lines.—Lenve New York at # and 104 Mand | M. Fare in 4, aod Sia Sami WA mM | and 6 P.M: second cles, $2 2b in 10, at EM, at #2 stopping et all way stations, Th tiekets odd bee A for Raitioore, Wachomge tin h bagenge checkel to We tom im Sand 104A. Mo and OF. Mm | enennt Ys | from New York to Jacksonville, $21 | leave pier No. 4 North river, on satarda unpreesdentedly low price of eybty dollars, which w include provisions, water, other cones, ple exception ding tion of her cargo and passes tts aireedy rhe will have quick ¢ ety For reight or pply on board, at pier Nv. 1, Bik, or to ARKELL & ELLIOTT, 146 Pearl street, or E. MICH. ARDOON & OU., 64 South street #AVANNAH AND FLORIDA—U. 8. MAIL LINE The new aod splendid KVILAE ‘apt. ©. D. Ludlow, will leave } on Saturday, Jan. 6, from ' o'clock P.M. Bills’ of iading signed on board. or on board; or for pasrage to SAMUEL L. Brondway. For Viorida, through tickets to Piletks, 643 {OR CHAKLYSTON ANT) FLORIDA —@RML WhEKLY U. 8. mali line.—The new and very fast gaee sveamer JAMES ADGER, 8. C. Turner, commander, wils Jan, 6, 4 o'clock P.M. precisely. For freight apply on be where all bills of indiog will be signed, and for paceage at the office of FPOFFORD. TILEETON & 00, Broad wey. Through tickets to Vlerite, a* follows —To Jack sonville, $11, to Pilatke, $23. The Marion will suc cord, and leave ou Wednesiay, Jan 10 POR NORFOLK, PETERABUMG AND RICHMOND — ‘The United mail steamship JAMESTOWN, | ith, commander, will leave 13 North river’ ow i will strive in Nor Paturday, Jan. 6, at'8 o'eloes F. and Petersburg and Kiel folk the pext aflerneon, the following morning. From Norfole, passenger the outh pr sone by railroad direct, with throw ots trom Welden to Wilmington, A\ tare to Nortoth, 85; to $10, Stewrage hal! price, A LUDLAM & PL N™! TO MASTERS AND @HIPPING MIGUCHANTS —The onderrigned, having been appointes ag: at New York for Poston Marine Insurance © hereby wot insured at ta the event of in the vielsty of New York, on irginia coasts, to tlegrayh or other « the under: 4 7, that ance may be dispatches Uri Aamage to vessels aod c 0 confer with the that their claims may be settle’ amicably and wal watie’ ! ton INMON & HIGGINS, 66 Oeil THE BALL 8% ASO. THF ‘ UARDIAN ENGINE COMPANY NO. 2% Bal TD aiveternth « ball Gasrtian Vire Rng ine Company, No. 29, will, im gunmen of the deetrur tion of the City Arwembly Rooms by 6 plser at the Apollo Qas4rille Rooms, corner of Forty fourth etrert | aod Math avenue, on t wr evening, Monday, Jan wary *, 1855, aud the seme tiekets will be taken 9! the door CBO, CROWN Chairmen. K. A. Wannes, Beoretary WE TWENTY-MIXTH ANNUAL MALL FOR THE BEN. £1 of the New Yorn Fire (evartaent uot, will take st the Academy of Mosc, Fourteenth strevt, ow vowing, Jan 15, 1060. Tickets may be prosured managers. \ of te ‘A |G YOUNG GERMAN LAY, OF RESPECTARIA. fami sto obtain a situation as goveraess i afamiy impetent to teach German, French, Bag ces, and needlework, She Address box 105, ierald SITUATION W. English w hs A st LYAPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHUS uation as nurse and seamstress, or a* chamber- jood reference from her last piace, where she lived three years, Calt at 219 Walker atroet, | RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN ZA wishes a situation as seamstrestin to family, Can cut and Ot childre ‘renses also lad plain drew. nd isa good abirt hand. Has good efty reform be seen at Mra. J. BOYD'S, 261 Grand atreot, Wi- Vamaburg, till engaged. RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN IS Jenirous ining a situation a nurye and seam. bot! h she thoroughly anda. Can be seen for two days, if not engaged, at 200 sixth street, third floor RESPECTABLE FRENCH WOMAN, WHO CAN commendation, and understands ew ering on muslin, wishes to finda place as cham- + to take care of children. Apply to Mra West Broadway, candy store, YOUNG LADY, OF THE AGE OF 24 YEARS, De chentng tity Haak nies country (France), desires A situation in a respectable house, for any kind of work: speaks the French and German ianguages. She ix of good education and morality. Can procuge good city references. Can be seon at 48 Vesey atroet, in the tailor shop. RESPECTABLE GERMAN GIRL WISHES A SITUA- A tion, in a respectable family, as plain cook and to Jo general housework, Can be ‘seen at 208 Delancy atroet. WELL EDUCATED GERMAN LADY, WHO i A Sret rate in dress and shirt making, and em- broiderios of every description, ix desirous of obtaining asituation in some respectable famidy, Wages sot so much an object a» a good home. Addreas Mra. Holder, 126 West Twelfth street, second floor. SITUATION WANTED—A8 COOK IN A BOARDING house or hotel, by a woman who understands all in A, of French, English and American pastries and jellies. She can give the best of city reference, Cam be seen for two days, if not engaged, at 184 Elizabeth street, between Prince and Spring, first floor, back rooms, COLORED WOMAN WANTED—TO DO THE WORK A of a mall private family, Apply at 783 Green. Wich street, YOUNG WOMAN THAT UNDERSTANDS WAITIS and chamberwork can apply at 266 Broadway, ck. A. ation as wet nurse, I’lease inquire at 66 Kary Broadway. YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION Ag bermaid and plain sewer, or waitress, St Understands her business thoroughly, and hay best city reference, Con be seen fortwo days at her la Fast Fifteenth street DESIRABLE YOUN ow WOMAN FROM THE A mie cutting and fttirg Li ny, wants « aiteation. Apply at 366 Bowery, two doors from Fourth s*reet 8 TUTORESS, LADY'S MAID, OR NURSE AND chambermald —situation wanted. Is compete {natruct children under twelve years of age in the us branches of kng! rudiments of langunges, together with fancy work, Would go to Europe, and ts willie make herself useful; ia perfect seametress, Good city reference. Please inquire for Harriet, at db Thirteentts atreet, between Fifth and Sixth avenues RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS A situation to do general housework; is — good Washer and froner. Best of reference {f required. Can be seen at 197 Forsyth atreet GENTS WANTED—NO HUMUUG—WITH A Casi capital of from $4 to On the above capital Agents are mow making from $0 to $10 per day. Call and examine, ot 200 Broadway, room No. 12, FRENCHMAN, IN ORDER TO AGQUIRE 4 PERFECT kpowledge of the Kuglinh language, wishes to ob tain employment in a trader's office. MMe understands bookkeeping. Dry goods and fancy goods preferred. No salary required, Address Louis, He othe. SITUATION I8 WANTED BY A YOUNG AMER A can, who speoks French and Spanish fleently, and has a good knowledge of by t ina commission bowse. He dress B, Herald office. commended. Apply and Employment Soclety, 27 Greenw: C%, WASHER AND IHONER, tuation wanted in « pri given. Apply at 04 OACHMAN —WANTED BY A SINGLE YOUNG MAN, e (ne higher rand capability, May be y note, which will be punctually at tended to, Addi J. K, $40 Broadway, saddiery store xMPLOYM ‘T WANTED, BY A FAMILY OF SVEN mem all weavers, in a silk, wool or cotton iactory, would go anywhere Kast. Inquire at 66 Teade street IK WANTED —A YOUNG AMERICAN Gli, ¢ neat and tidy habits, is wauted to attend an in sewing. Apply to A. Willete, 210 end to do plain Vearl street. if HAVE THE BEST REFERENCE, AND WANT A situation as salesman or sesietent bookkeoper Southern juaintance, Western New York. Av. Any house in want of help, will you allow me to call’ | ask no pay if not deserving 9004 situation !s deriratlo, Address W. A., Herald office, Re. CONKLIN WIHHES TO GET THR WasthIna by the ont of some gentlemen or ladies or favallfer rdoren, ber long experience giver ber dence in their approval done at the shortest notion terms. The bet of city reference ‘Twenty-fifth street Apply at No. 17 TLLER WANTED—TO GO IN THE ascist in @ grist and fhouring OUNTRY Il, the fire’ of next. To one thet can come | re em meme wages will be given. Single man preferre). of James Thackara, Long Neck, Staten Inland, TO TAKE the en! enter! boardi required R ARK CHANCE —WANTED, A FRW ¥« to | WANTE BY AN ate family, ie m go tein dresamating fe- by better only, KP, care of Mrs rritt, 261 Bowery ITUATION WANTED AS SRAMETINAR, WY A MOeT BD respectable Protestant young woman, anderrtands l kinds of embroldery work; will endenvar to please and make herself useful. Hest clty references given Apply at 10 Tillary street, Hroowtyn ) THACHER —A GENTLEMAN OF TALINT, WHO | competent to instrect thorvaghly im tive Haglint Vranches, and to govern , may ap Sehurgnests at the olbco of. te uname aa tan street, or by writing to Rew. J. Kelly, Jersey (ity VO ALCOHOL MANUVACTURERS, hecTiry nit, T ke —A emart, able young man, whe undersacte the waking of aleobol, burning Mult, ke., ie hanty at cropering, or willing to make bimeel generally ver’ wishes for any employment in the alors Une well reemmmanded, Adirese T. WW Herald oftcs ANTED—BY A REAPROTAHLE GHAMAN GIL, a rituation t rele couk, ins priv Adtrer MV, Herald office JANTED—A& SITUATION, BY A RASPECTAMLE rirl, to do chamberwork oF genera) hoosewe Ss emall private family, ae good washeramt ironer & geet plain cook Coed oity reference Pleaw 41 Carlton avenue, Brooklyn, soon’ Soon, cam unt)! engaged with good ton Ne TT ATION AM MAMETWIO BY 4 n came well fom mmowte |. or aed bee eerved ber ime TANTYDNA W with « French le@y te cut amd Gt dreams. Can be corm for (ures Guya, by coling at 379 Bighth aren wr TD Y A MPRPYOTAIR WOMAN, A @TUA then a6 Oret rate conte baker coderetamde ait hinds Ty bas no objmetion to seniet im wacting, if jwiret. Haw the beet of fire ienee wddre ee & note to | mon Ih or two days ANTED—A FEW YOUN« wintt inte» a profitable 204 plescany No 1) Mowtquenery street, Jersey from the ferry, Good wager gus. laee city relerence, oo, No. 8 Astor Mace, MON, A MALL Ww A AITUATION, WY A REMPROTAN Am youre woman to te generel botewor: ' * or talker care of chuléren, Geol vity + Cs won for two “aye at 196 Tealf For balance of Wamts tee Sixth page,