The New York Herald Newspaper, January 6, 1855, Page 7

NO. 5. ‘WIB announce the committees of the House on that worpieg. R. M. Blatchford goes on as Chairman of the Gmmitico on Ways and Means, which isa kind of Ghancellor of the Exchequer. through whom the finan- of the adm nistration becomes divulged. Pennsylvania Legistatare. Pmivapeurats, Jan. 5, 1855, Wm. D, Heister, democrat, of Berks, was elected Speaker of the Senate on the twenty-seventh ballot, Raving fiftedld votes. Skinner, (whig,) had eleven votes; Frazer, (whig,) two, Darsie, (whig,) voted for Heister, Price, (whig,) did not vote. Message of the Governor of Pennsylvania. Harnissura, Jan. 5, 1855. ‘The Governor's message has been sent in to the Legis- lature. It shows the aggregate receipts of the State for the year to have been $6,666,060; expenditures $5,425,000, leaving a balance in the treasury of $1,220,000, The receipts of the public works show an excess over penses of $736,000, The statistics show'an ‘expenditure during his term of office, for the rent of works, of oyer $3,000,000; yet the funded ebt has been reduced a quar- ter of s million. Heallndes to the vote by the people im relation to prohibition, and remarks that though the vote shows the people to be averse to the measure pro- poeed, it gives no reason for suppo'ingithem opposed to a reformation. He recommends a revision of the license Jaws, ‘The rest of the message is on the usual local topics. Michigan Legislatare. Derrorr, Jan. 4, 1855. Ibeac W. Wilder has been clacted Secretary of the Se- nate of this State; Cyrus Lovel Speaker, and Henry Banner Clerk of the House. They are all republicans, Maine Legislature. Avousra (Me.), Jan. 5, 1855, ‘The Legislature of this State to-day elected Anson P. Morrill for Governor. In the House the vote stood as feHows:—Morrill, 106; Reed, 116, In the Senate Mr. Morrill received the unanimous vote, thirty in all. The fmanguration of Mr. Morrill will take place to-morrow. —_ From Boston. ANTI-SLAVERY PETITION—ELECTION OF A STATE SE- NATOR—MARINE DISASTERS. Boston, Jan. 5, 1855, An anti-slavery petition has been drawn up, ad- @ressed to the Massachussetts Senate and House, urging the passage of a law, ‘‘Thatany person who engages jm arresting, holding or returning fugitive slave, either as United States Judge, Commissioner, Marshal, Deputy Marshal, or in any other capacity whatsoever, or even as a private citizen, shall be for ever incapable ef acting asa juror in any court of this State, or of helding any offise of trust, honor or emolument, whe- ther such office be a State, county, city or town office, wnless relieved from such disgrace by a pardon; and alse to punish by fine and imprisonment any claimant fan alleged slave, or any aider or abettor-of such @laimant, who shall attempt to remove such alleged Slave from this State, without his first having a jury trial on the question of his slavery or freedom.”” A convention of both houses elected to-day, Ivory H. Lacas, of Edgartown, Sta e Senator from Dukes and Nan- tacket coun! The vote stood as follows :—Lucas, 360; ‘William Burney, of Nantucket, 2. The British bark Prince Arthur, bound from Manilla for New York, was off Singapore on the 30th October, in S sinking condition, having ten feet of water tn her hold. She had sent to Singapore for assistance, and a steamer proceeded in search of her, but had not returned on the 4th of November. The cargo of the Prince Arthur is imeured in New York and Boston for $250,000. ‘The new ship Acorn, built at Waldoboro’, was destroy- ed by fire at Muscongus, ten miles below Waldoboro’, on ‘the 34 inst. From the South. ARRIVAL OF THE SOUTHERN MAIL—LATER FROM THE RIO GRANDE. ~ Bavriwors, Jan. 5, 1854. By the arrival of the Southern mail as late as due, we have received New Orleans papers of Saturday. ‘The steamship Nautilus had arrived at New Orleans, bringing later intelligence from the Rio Grande. The Browasville Flag of the 16th inst. publishes a pro- teat against the late farcical election in Mexico. It is cg as by Ponciano Arriaja, Manuel Gomez; José Maria Aniies Trevino, and M. Ocampo, In reference to the revolutionary movements and feel Sage in eastern Mexico, it has the following paragraph: — ©. “On the frontier for the present there is quiet, though bow Dong it will remain so, time alone cantell.”” General Carvajal arrived at Brownsville a few days since, and rumor seys he will very soon head another movement organized on a new and liberal basis. Death of Hon. Ira Bellows. Rocuesren, Jan. 5, 1855. Hon. Ira Bellows, of Pittsford, who has held many pests of honor inthis State, died this evening, while waiting in the railroad depot for the cars to convey him home. Accident to the Victoria Bridge over the St. Lawrence. Bostow, Jan. 5, 1855. ‘The woodwork of the Victoria Bridge, over the St. Law- pence river, was carried away by the ice, but no injury whatever was done to the stone abutment, or the stone piers, which remain firm as the solid rock, and prove the security and stability of the structure. The newspaper weperts of damage to the permanent structure are en- teely unfounded, Destruction of a Church by Fire. Provipence, Jan. 5, 1955. ‘The Roger Williams’ Church, on Burgess street, was @entroyed by fire this morning, at 2 o’clock. The church ‘was valued at $19,000, and had been recently improved. Be was insured for $5,000 on the building, and $1,000 on ‘the organ. Railroad Accident. Pmapetraa, Jan. 6, 1866. ‘Two freight trains on the Camd® and Amboy Rail- mead, near Riverton, came in collision this evening. No @me was injured, bnt the trains were delayed. The pilot lino backed to Trenton, and will have to come to the city by the Trenton road. The Southern Mall Dificulty, Cuarceston, (8. C.,) Jan. 6, 1855, ‘Ht is now believed that the Southern mail difficulty will soon be settled. The Post Office Department have made an offer to the South ,Carolias Ra\lroad Company, which will be accepted prgyided the schedule should be satisfactory, one tke ' Arrival of the Steamship America at Hai!tat Hauax, Jan. 5, 1855. ‘The royal mail steomship America arrived here from Boaton, at five o’clock this morning, and sailed at seven for Liverpool. Weather very foggy. —_s4______ Arrival of the City of Man~aeseer, -_ PMLaomtrma, Jan. 5, 1855, ‘The screw steamship “ey of Manchester, from Liver- pool on the 20th uit,, is coming up the river. She brings 316 pase-agtre, Arrival of the Nashville at Charleston. - Caartzstow Tun, 5, 1865. ‘The steamer Nashville arrived at ber wharf ot 7 clock this P.M. Markets. PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD. Pmitaperrata, Jan. 5, 1855, first board to-day, ited sales at the following rates:—Reading Rail- yt 36%; Morris Canal, be long Railroad, Penneyivania, Railrosd, 1; Pennsylvania Stat? Bs fives, $) New Ontaane, Jan. 3, 1965. ‘The receipt of the Atlantic’s news here created a dull- ‘Bean wey 4 and nm freights to The prices of cotton a0 cae hy Ap tote lower. "The sales to day amoanted'to 2,600 bales.” Crarteston, Jan. 6, 1855, hearty rita ge! UR ER be Ly at je. & Ke. x wook. salea Seanad up 10,660 baent and the recei time have been 9,800 bales. Upland atThc. The stock, exclusive of shi Rice has advanced Ye. . ‘the week smount to 3,000 Ibs., P yf oad rangiog from She. 2 4c. Court Day. Pinas —Now. 62 to 76. Covnt—Circuit.—Nos, 1201 to 1211, 1219, 1216, 1217, 1219, ‘The other courts — f io apother columa. ta og are | can be obtained at the office, No 4 Broat rect A New. Original Dress Hat.=Gentn has just introd: & splendid winter dress bat, umhyue ie sbape and sing: ly graceful and , @ whieh he wishes to invite cape alattention The mm of te crown, which io the ordinary hat ie® sharp eles, slightly rounded in the new style, thus doing away elem the hard, ae line of the “cylinder,” to whieh a much ebject has been made by persons of artivtir ‘taste. effect in strikingly , amd it te ad mitted by all who bave pomey = 4 new , that tle meritorious innovation on the lar principle,” | fle hee he etofore been so pertinaclously adberet te | ut of finish, and as regarde ite geoeral shape, pro- rt ‘the hat for tive | rE , material, and sppointmen! ys has no rival among the winter styles now before the people, GENIN, 214 Broadway, opposite St. Peul's Church, ¢ ' Pianos! Pianos prices.—Su; tone for seventy dol 5 also $100, $225, $250, thone of every variety of style and price, with the most elegantly carved cares and peart ~ those of the pallens finish, comprising those ef tom dir ferent manufactories, among them the beeutiful eotian iano of T. Gilbert & Co.’s wake, and the celebrated mo- lern improved Horace Waters’ pianos. Secondhand | boc at at jains. Prices from $40 to $159. | elodeons from five different manufactories, including 8. D, 4H. W. Both's well known malodeone, (waned ve | ual temperement. 15, $60, $75, 6100, $115, $135, $130 and $100, ich Retriment guaranter|. HORACE WATERS, 639 Broadway. Fars at WHITE'S, 212 Broadway, corner of Fulton street. at cost, at cost, at cost, at White’s, at White Broadway, corner of Fulton street. Remember? cont at WHITE'S, 212 Broadway, corner of Fulton Ball Dresses tly and tag cece 4 made in ten hours by Mrs. FARNSWORTH, fash! dressmaker and importer of fas) ions, 327 Broadw opposite Broadway theatre, Also, French millinery a reduction of 25 per cent from cost of importation. @1 Saved ts $1 Earn: is an Oid Maxim, and a true one—it is necessary tl hard times to know where you can do so. Call af Odd Fellows Hall, and the low 8 asked for clothing, will at once convince you it ie to your interest to purchase there. GRANT & RY- DER, corner of Grand and Centre streets, Broken Bunks—Present Valuce.—Govern= ment Stock Bank, Michigan, tak ‘t 80 cents on the dollar; Wheat Growers’, 80 cents: Bri , 80 cents; Washtenaw, 40 cents; at EVANS’ clot! ware. house, 66 and 68 Fulton stree! 1855 at Nos. 66 and 68 Fulton Street.—The great excitement ects by the tremendous bargains at EVANS’ clothing warehouse is still increasing. A fresh lot of clothing, from another way house, will be added to-day to the already immense stock, Disa) even the considera GREEN, No. 1 Astor Hou: The fit and style, the material and w: P, of his shirts made to order, are always equal to his representations, and no one has to wait for them a minute after the promised time, Balls and Parties vs. Snow and Rain. Ladies’ and misses’ white satin and linen gaiters: white satin and kid slippers, suitable for this weuson of ball and parties. misses’, and*children’s India r ber boots uitable for this season of snow # rain, MILLER & CO., 134 Canal street, Facts Speaking for themselves.—Iist. Jeffers’ ladies’ boots and shoes took the medal of the World's Fair, 24, Jeflers’ work and materials both defy acrutiny. ad. Btyle, Mt and finish are Jeffers’ peculiar forte. 4th. Ev. sady of taste ultimately seeke Jeffers, Sth. JEF- continues at 467 Broadway. Private Instruction.The Subscriber will seceive now pupils daly for faxtruction in the art of pen. manship an ae either in class or separate parlors, LDSMITH, 362 Broadway. Weddi Free oer ge ee = bly dell’s elegantly engraved wodding cards, envelopes, &e. can bo ti on application, ox att by post to any pist’p the country. tablished 1840. JAMES EVERDELL, 302 Broadway, corner of Duane street. x Bler.—G. Kicsele is Prepared to Serve his superior lager bier bottled, by the dozen, to his cus tomers. Orders can be left at his t bier saloon, cor- ner of Greenwich and Cortlandt 5 a. For Coughs, Colds, die—Haating’s Syr. Nai tha, Ayer’s cherry pectoral, Rodger’s syr. pop Taylors . Liverwort, ea. $1. For rheumatiam, scrofula, &e.— Townsend’s sarsaparilla, Myor’s ext. of rock rose, ea. $1. Hyatt’s life balsam, 750. For dropsy and gravel—Wolfe's 8c 1m schnapps, $1. For suppressiop—Van Ham- bert’s female monthly pills; also real French pills, each $1, and all other ines, at GUION’S, 127 Bowery, anyates Lifo Balsam. —Rheumation tn its painful forms, also scrofalu, old ber sis the worst cases of diseases of the blood, great debility, liver Serthialy Cured. 'by'this sree! poridet, "Principal ‘ope e § $e Grand treet; 75 cents por bottle, Costar’s Rat, Cockroach, dic. Exterminator po ordered gta 5 having been burnt out by the fire at his old stand, 448 Broadway. A new Boppy Let every Man be Family. . Dr. H. K. ROOT, author o} fone his Works.— the * ’s Medical Light- house,’’ 512 Broadway, has recently received the names of thity persons who have been cured of diseases of the Jungs and heart. ence) carne Mien A vole ogre of the Doctor in a way which has reatored them to the blessings of health, are desirous of opportunities to re- commend others who are sulfering with disease to the successful physician. Their names and addresses will be given to any one who will apply at the Doctor's office. Consumptton and Asthma Cured by Inha- lation.—This is the method of treating lung dis- eases, and Dr. Curtis’s Hygeana appears to us the more preferable from its simplicity as well as efficacy. Dis- earding entirely the use of tube, the — inbales in a natural manner the curative prepara and in all believe, with the happiest effect. Invalids, from ‘asthma, or lung |, Should test the virtue of Dr. Curtis’s discovery. Physicians are pre- scribing it with the most flattering results, after exhaust- thelr skill in the case.—(Sunday Courier. Johns, one of the most celebrated physicians in New York, writes as follows:— Dr. Cuntis—Dear Sir; Having witnessed the excellent effects of your Hygeana or Inhali Hygean Vapor and Cherry Syrup, in a case of chronic bronchitis, aad being much in favor of counter irritation in affections of the throat, bronchial tubes and lungs, I can therefore cheer. a font end effectual mode of ities capone convenien’ ef of a) an of the kind foe Ce ee No atone persons ma: many cui ir remedies. You are at liberty to use hia in anyway jou may think proper. ‘ours, ke. g 4 C. JOHNS, hy oad Sold b; : H. RING, eed dia pcp og LS Broad- way, y druggists throughout tl ity and country. Price $3 a package. cases, we sufferin, ey, Piles! Piles!=Persons who are troubled with internal and external piles can be entirely sured by using Dr. Wilmer’s pile suppository. It has not falled,to cur: ing a single case. Sold only at the Bowery drug store, 166, above Broome s.rtet: also agent for the Portuguese pills, for monthly difffculties. Married. On Monday, January J.Q. Adams, at the reni- dence of the bride's father, Jonw R. Wrxrentow, Jr., late T. Wattixa, of New Jersey. 4t Emmanuel church, Hel- . Clapp, Lewis C. Toras™, Aywte J., daughter of Alexeader Flem- | of the former place, a ing, B4-» Mea, On Wednesday, January 3, Nicnotas Srocvmnet, aged 39 Png and 1] months. friends of the family are respectfully invited to | fal attend hig funeral, this morning, at ten o'clock, from hie late nee, No. 8 Second avenue. His remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment. Philadelphia lease ' - Tandey 4, a & short illness, Mrs. Bua, wifeot Soba. Btockey, aged 31 years aud 35 da , wife in T. san b fr and those of ‘her brothers, nan, are invited to attend mR bono bal family, the feserail trom: her late resdchoe, 142 West Twenty: ninth to morrow morning, af jon o'clock. Hor remains will be taken to (Greenwood. behest = A January 3, of consumption, Custow Harixo, te ed years, The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend his funeral, from St. ( e's chapel, Beekman street, thle morning, at ten o'clock, without further in- On Wednesday morning, January 3, of paralyais, Mra. dunn 8. Booaxor, relict of the late ol Mebort Boga jue, aged eats. Her relatives and frien, and those of the family, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this morning, at o’clock, from her late residence, No. 249 Lap Rome —s, Lg - ure anu! 1) CI, youngest son o! 8. and Harriet D. Myers, - va friends of the family, and those of his grandfathers, John De Lamater and Jobin D. Myers, are invited to at: tend the funeral, this three o'clock, from the residence of his parents, No. 327 West Twenty-third ati without further invitation. On Thursday, January 4, after » short but severe ill- ness, Braporr, wife of Patrick Tracy, aged 32 years. ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend her fu- eral, from her late ), No. 10 Vandewater street, this afternoon, at one o'clock ‘At No. 49 King street, on Friday, January 6, of con- sumption, Mra. Wittiam Weer. Her friends are respectfully invited to attend the fune oo her late resi 7m Monday afternvon, at one r On Thursday, Januery 4, Joun J. Brapewaw, aged 04 Yeors and § months. His friends, aud those of his brother, William A., and of his uncles, Henry and Alfred Smith,’ are rempect(ully invited to ai the funeral, this afternoom, at two o'clock, from No. 201 Alien #treet. Suddenly, on Friday morning, Jawoary 5, Haneter, ter ot Jobu T. and Ann beth Chatterton, aged re, 5 month Funeral service 4 5 nye 0 residence of her parents, No. | 117 Sellivan size Why MOKB'og, Bb Luk tae, aciew » bimiew Wenmetcmeinl, ber, Galbredth, CE EES'~='S~' Xr | the late Williaa | ther, Themes Gray 4 each; 40 do. Island City Ban’ @clork The friewts amt aeyoumtances are invited to attend Her resweine @ill be taken to Greembarg, Weat- cheer roenty tw mere wm oring Ge Fite, Seow Mire Roce Mi Merman, widow of orto liek ‘reewts amd acque etaaces, aet these of her bro Ore peepectiolly invited to etimad ber fumes, from ber inte redeence, Ne 382 fweaty Seth eteet, te aeree elterecen, ot baif past twelve ort Oe Fevtey, dacuney &, Teew on Dewan 9 mative of eeuaty Lomglord, pariah of Coton tlt Leola ad Wh trends ed seyucimtavens ape re yeotfally vavitet te ation’ bie te mertes siternoon, at one check from the reaclewor of his brothers, Ny tod Mul berry etree On Friday evening January 5 at her residence, No. 08 FES etree’, Mire Many Micticomn ages 10 years. Her frends oat eeynmmiamees 2.0 reepect wily invited te attend her fumersl, te qerrow atjermeon, at two consisting of 1 ¥ « F SALES AT AUCTION, PWARD SCHENCK AUCTIONEER. EDWARD Sebenck will sell at auction this cay, at eleven eek, at the sales room 16 Wall street, a mazaiticent b furs, which were mace oxpressly fr a ay house umable to meet their engagements, et6 one marten, bar. , French sables, iberian squirrels, &c., too numerous sel ober robes, gloves, coats, Ke, Se VEER—AUCTION BALE OF any furniture, carpe’ il —F. COLTON will sell, this day, the auction room, neral assortment of band furniture, comprising sulne COLTON, AUCTI rosewood and & e'elued, ;f nd mahogany French bedatesls, c tu Browkiys, en Friday. danemry 6, afters oe" hogany and cane chairs, rosewood and ma- Ub en, Fees Asm, only daughter of BB ead oe / pm ge pads sands, Beek tn . The family ane rempectfully | ©! tobe, clack walnut dining and tea tables, hair foam, the reshdeuse of her | * © and palliasters, wardrobes, bookcases aad parents, No, 7 Hanson place, Brooklye, tomorrow afters | *0 marble top washstands, Voltaire and foam, 6b two o'chch.” Mor somaiaa’ eit be taben to Shriry, pian stools, carpets, oileloths, engravings, Greene ood Cemetery Oe Welnerday, danvary 4, Cnenum F. only con of Jaa. | and Margoret Mrvnmen aged 2 years awd 10 mouthe | The triads of the fhmmcly are invited to attend the fa- eral. (rom the residence of hie father, Na. 1 Fourth strert, Wilemeburg, tomartow afteracon, 0 heck Jo Hoboheo, NJ. on Saturday December 30, Rowan | D. Dery, youngest son of Robert and Jane K Dull, aged T year and 2 memthe Al Marece:bo oa fumday, Hmoember 10, Roweee Deum, | at oe) made by Nunns &Co., an $50, ail of which will be sold with®ut reacrve, rei G werrers, ke. pianofortes ‘oa and 7 cost, a few month ponement. N. B.—Sale of the furnishing stor hathom etréet, ia postponed until further noti SHORE COOK, AUCTIONEER. —EXTENSIVE 8. of furniture, plenofortes, extension dining tab at 10% o'clock, this day, January at No. G86 Broadway, corner of Anthony street. George ‘Cook will ellas above, by auction, a most magnificent Rxq., U 5, Compal at that port, | eck of a Mrosdway it, (removed fer convenience —_— —-— racing © variety: of parlor and chamber patee, clegeres, ufets, sofas, chairs, rockers, bed. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED HVERY DAY. | sceses, corace’ wachstamda, commoden dining, rontee wile cot per ‘ables, mirrors, mattresses, pianos, and Srery artic’ usually found in a first clasa wareroom, nn on v = peremptory, ‘and will be continued daily SPHALTE —GENTI AMEN PY, Ve some | ane «bole lx sold, and is well worthy the attention poy sey Rieeuens 1 duvgnd eo alien Ee yan yore hoy a it * by gy Ab trea, hyd of vered at to . Cal ace ‘Will please address same lines to b, Moral otiee.. ow remedy n N OLD CUSTOMER OF MR. DOK, THR CLE brated boot maker, withes te knoe by Address Customer, care of Oarrett DDRE-S — JOSEPH @. KOSTER, TRACKED OF | Alou, 200 Broad way or 42 Reade street, roome 18 HIEND GOUB—YOUR NOTICR WAS RECEIVED dey. You can find me and the rest at Dan *, 2) Broadway, ( tre,) to night, or any other night. NFORMATION WANTED—OF THE PREENT RED dence of Mr formerly of Rarhadwos, Wort ta » who came to York im July \ant calling or sending ‘0 204 Secoud avenue, wear Thirter: ore, he will probably Rear of some mattecs ermal thet may be to bie sdvantage, os pie - NFORMATION WANTED—OF MARY MeMANNOM, | late of Manos Hamilton, county of Lestrim, lreiand war last heard from ia Centre street, New York, sbout four years ago. Any person giving information of her whereabouts to her sister Mar Lawrence Hall, Montreal, will confer « favor. Newspapers will please | | OUNG MEN'B DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUR.-THE ‘ & are Spo counastes to attans — » this (ha evening, at o'clvek, at the Chinese Dallaing, tb Bromdway ” JOUN COCHRANE, President Conaziivs Cannes, Secretary. } | WATCHES, JEWELRY, a, | | (CALIFORNIA DIAMONDS —GENTLEMENS CLUSTER C pins with Canin, @5, without, 64, cluster 5 to $10, rings, $0 J earrings, and $7 60; ladies’ cluster #10 * ts dnl eae a eB nabbed has 1, & J, JACUNS, 407 Rrosdway. THEATRICAL. | ROADWAY SUNDAY CONCERTS, METROPOLITAN RATRE. MAD'LLE CAMILLE URSO, the celebrated Violiniet, will appear for the benetit of MR. FRANK HUGHES, MANAGER. ROADWAY SUNDAY CON "METROPOLITAN fo : r the benefit of the Mi WR. FRANK HU O8 Sexp, EXTRAORD MADAME VICTOR yerb arscrtment of 4 sole (0 the highest bidder of heed, including @ v Crystal Palace, pord statue, the Flying Nymph, by Levy; one do. pend | oo Song eee fathing Symp yp, | of feoseronal” swe on tor lbearios Sed part 4 . trace ail the autyue sty Ove waperh pair of With beautiful basso ' Bed ladies writing and drea RDS, AUCTIONEER—BY H, LEEDS & riay, January 6, at 12-o'clock, at 1Y Nassau street, sale of jewelry, toc ENRY T. LERDA, WILL SELL AT No 1 Cathe gireet, cor, Division, this afternoon, k, the balance of sleigh robes, vious salen. Salo phe t bargains to be had, as most of the t eeda remain unsold 2NKY M_LERUS, AUCTIONEER.—BY H. H. LEEDS Friday, Jan. 6th, and Saturday, Jan. 6th, at the sslesroom, 19 Naasan atroet, a nu- teb fancy goods, oeing the closng involees remaiing on large assortment of real statuary mar alabaster and other goods, the importation of ‘e Sith Sone, also, several valuable invoices from’ the Among the marble atatuaries is one su- ; One do, copy of the gare Denaide, Vatienn, the frst ever imported; one do. an original Leinberg, one do, Madonna group of Aavioar aud Mary, and classical groups, sultabl ‘The alabaster vases will em ue styles, copied from the British Mu falleries thro t France and Italy. ree recesses ornamented , on, ., lange agate Hebe vanes, Etrascan do, Egyptian rns, Leoythus vanes, Bardiglio tasras for fruile and cards, Orne mantel vases, large Pinelli , Roman covered 6o., agute Venetian do. aud many visite styles of the latest importation. Geats’ canes of tonswood ry eon ey aot auction in fiom, Avia and Afri eMule, ke. Clocks—A ao! ormela clocks, com siaee, all of the most oxqui perfect order Perian statuary tatuetton representing the yer, Peyebe the Madonna an assortment of fine wolf, bear, rac- | NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 1855. | —————- . 4 TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS, WATOH § ] 50.000 en, jewelry, Ke, oF bought tor each, wd clty stocks, notes, boady aud mortgaves, bills of ox ange, &o., negotiated. Business fi at 102 Nas au etreet, ro brokers aod commission mer promptly executed, | Thosrcon &CO., £8r whieh cash, say 60 to 7h per ceut aad real eatate on | New York Island, free and unencambered, will be given | for the balance, Apply to T. HART, No. 4 Hanover | ptreet, basement. —T0 LOAN, IN BUMS TO SUTT, | $100.00 on joweiry, oats, pla | penofortes ‘and furniture, also liquors and rogers in bond, or other personal property. Apply to CASEY & CONLEY, 421 Broadway. $85.000 ht for cash. ry TOLOAN ON DIAMONDS, WATCHER, 60,000 Jewelry, &c., or bought for cash ve hough? paid and change Iifounmoch etrioty sa and exchanged. un nena atrictly sonsdential” CHERSEMAN, & 00., Brokers, <6 John etreet, coruer of Naseau. 50 0 TO INVEST IN PURCHASE OF BONDS °. and mortgages of $1,000 and up. wards; also houses and lots, farms, coumtry seats, mills, water power, &c., inevery ‘section of the country, for sale or exchange. Apply to A. ANT, 15 Wall #t. $20.000 . rants e 10 LOJN ON DIAMONDS, WATC Jewelry, segars, piano fortes, a Sees city #.o0k*, notes, honda gotiate?. “Business coniiden ial at 73 Nas au atreet, first oor, , ke. promptly —MONEY TO LOAN, ON DIA- 'e =monds, watches, jewelry, plate, feqars, oF merchanilize of evdry description; business ‘confidential; 212 Broadway, and 15% Fulton street, rgom 11, third story. STEEL, & 00. TO $10,000.—WANTED, ON MORT- i gage on’ valuable improved real ox- Lite, fom $5,000 to $10,000, for three or five yeara, The property { worth three times the amount to be loaned. A handsome commission to auy person who will furnish the same in a short time, Inquire of GARRET H. STRI KER, jun., 61 Liberty street. D) —WANTED, THE SUM OF $260 T0 IN. B25), crease er ewall bel, lnsrative: westoann, payable in four and six menths, with interest: Good cot! teral security and a liberal bonus will be givea, Ad- dress box 104 : ‘ost Ofti — on ‘Old’ Canal Bonds will upon of January, 1847. The payment Bonds, or Bonds of 1847, will be stamped on t! Interest agents, 29 Wall at. (\AsH ADVANCED AND LOANED 70 ANY AMOUNT— or nyeenns oo Mighest cash tow, trom 9A. M. to4 P.M. ae A*H ADVANCES MADE UPON FLOUR, @RALN, and upon veasels, their cargoes rter par tien, by JOHN B. MURRAY, 137 Pea ‘all, HOLD furniture, piages* watches, diatcads, silver af July, 1649, WADSWORTH & SHELDO! y gal prover : piate, valuable vices. R. WOOD, 69 Fulton street, second floor, Cis and other property in store; al 1 bills of On LIBERALLY apy sukD OL! Tar Srearee, SP ibove and the high Cat prices at No, 26 Catherine streot, b; ° raise MOCAFFRAY & WALTERS. APITAL WANTED-¥OR ADVANCES IN THE AUC- business, by an auctioneer who has intance, and facilities for doing fitable business, Firat class references give of B. W. RICHARDS, Agent, 307 Broad: RY DOCK SAVINGS BANK—619 FOURTH STREET ponite of January nex of January, Interest, as usual, at nix per cent per an Wellington, and others elk and tore, qwor stands Ke bh papier mache goods, and othar a table for the holidays Many of the AY Evewina, Janvany 7 , INARY ATTRACTION. ig od im the Orystal Valace, Sale with. | VANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER. — VANDE- & Torner will sell at suction, on Saturda: OnN I SPORTING, &, pikbs | BINDS FOR BAL, VERY citer, | | i iy | Gred and one ‘$901 ) —leaving an sngual profit of ettege sod See seees ete eats seen? | eso undred and eighty six dollars (ind) per yuu | Honets, iocking birds, parroter ke, at ii, KESINER & | BY onder of ar ee 1a” Bl ‘8, 78 Fulton street, corner of Gold a » SMALL DRUG STORE FOR SALE, AT A GREAT bargain, neatly fitted up, and ina Gret rate loca (op, 115 Hudson avenue, aear’ Prospect street, Brook lyn.’ Inquire at the sto: ((A22AGE, WANTED —MOet um | GENTgEL “AND very light, Also, lady's well-broke hoffe, if per fectly gentle: gra; ferred; nots . Addroes box 3,076 Herald olice. "A. superior yochewey for sale. SALES AT AUCTION. _ } COLAY, AUCTIONEER. STOCKS AND bonds at auction—Apeeial salo—ALBER? H. NICO will sell, this day, January 6, at 12% 9'cloc the Merchanis’ Exchange, for account of w concern—$5,000 Ohio aud Minsisippt Railmed |, imtereat eae x oF the Bact of America, Ist April and ist October, | ble assert % fae, f and bookcase. card, centre, tes and dining tal cent convertible yable $1,000 each; $5,000 Cleveland and Pittsbury Mtilroad Ber cent income bonds, interest payable May Tut and No. | vember Ist, $1,000 exch; $8,060 Toledo, Norwalk aud Geveland Grst’ mortgage 7 per cent 7 New York, lst February and st Oran ee) oval $5,000 Cleveland, Painesvillo and Ashtavil Kallroad hair mattresses, mortg: bonds, interest Vhindelphi January and ie July, each; $10,000 New York nd Harlem Railroad first mortgage 7 per dent bonds, interest payable Ist May and Ist Jovemsber, 91,000 each 184 sbares Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad, 8 each, | 20 do. Citizen’s Bank, $26 each; 30 Co. Irving Bank, $6 25 each; 1040. Mecha nic’s Bank of Williamsburg, $60 each; 40 do, Suffolx Kank, $50 each; 20 do. Phenix Fire Insurance Company, $50 each; 40 do. Irving Fire Insurance Company, 82) yabie in J +, 1866, on the premises, the lense of front and roar | Dulldings kpown ae IIT three years apd three _ Theb pew repting for ma hundred and egbty-seven dui are (O087) per year, J D. DEXTER. av furs, cloaks, ready made man! outs stock, at store 325 Kighth avenue | - J at the gallery aud salesroom 241 Broadway, @ fine col Iretion of oll panting | comprising @ copy of Cole's | (fear mele " branehes of literature topery, faney goods, ke, he. | HN W. SOMERINDYKE, AUCTIONEER, —aDMINTS trator's sale of a valuable lease—On Thareday, Jan Broome street, for the term of months from hrst of February, reat and tases three hua NEER.—PORFIVE SALK AT ‘e large bot of very valuable | ) Ke, &e., to close | o 2o'clock this day, ORN LEVISON, AUCTIONEER. —WORKS OF ART, paintings, books, Re,—This moraing, at ll o clock. | ly by American arti-te ented “Voyage of Life’ | moonlights, exyuisite fo | meunte scenery, marion | lures), landacapes, nds, river, lake and Tlews, wiutar pieces, Be all richly and etagectiy treme. | woos , Ot 6S, clock, choice books, us tke various lustre ted and gift books, ota DOUGHTY, AUCTIONERR, WILL, SHLL, THI © check, at 64 Math avenue a devire tof webold farniture, @ tete-ateter, dressing aed pin burrs cooking stoves, culne pale poritive “RELL W. WESTCOTT, AUCTIONEER —HoveR | each; 40 do. Lenox Fire Insurance Company, $2) each; | rosewood parlor furnitere, om rulte, aplendit 20 do. St Mark’s Fire Insurance Com yay, 100 each; | pianoforte, variety of costly silverware, gothle ehaire 100 do. Mexican Ocean Mailand Inland Company, $10 | rosewood and ag os, eemagenet enna cree, each; 600 do. Virginia Clit Co) Company 4 cach. | mente, off paintings, Ac. rovewood and mahogany bed Terme of salo—Ten per cent this day, and ihe balance | stesde, marble top washetam’s, china aed gol toilet before 2 o’clock on Monday. The accrued interest oo | sete, marble top dressing bureaus, hair mattresses, few all the bonds will be cherged to the purchaser. Next fegular sale on Monday, the 8th inst. Albert H. Neo- Friday and Saturday. At private sale—A great varvty | ther beds, rich oval opring stat choirs, oleloth, rage &e , with ail (he bese , sla. lounges , wookers, | | Tay holds regular sales of stocks and bonds every Myo | ment and kitchen furniture, etlenmon toble, oot | nay and Thursday, at the Merchants’ Exchange, ond | glassware. rich chine sete, crockery, owthey ke. Ont also special sales, when required, Tuesday, Wednediy, | alogues at the house / ATURDAY (THIF MORNING), 10, Of Gret clges railroad oz eas Le baok, \aa | ranéé and other tock, OF Kia aracier rorid> | > specious saleag a eth MORE we ton yestment. For particulars see his private snies cata. | corser of Duane street 1, Anctionser logue. Office No.4 Broad street, next to eoracr of Wall, | Silver plated cake barket, coffee snd tea arms, salts, UCTION NOTICE—THOS. BELL,“AUCTIONFER—3¥ BYLL & BUSH.—This day, at 10} o'clock, at “he rooms, 27 Centre street, will be rold the entire fur- niture of « gentec! family giving up housekeeping 90 extensive to describe, All the ping articles ore in good order: fionea, at 11 o'clock, at 126 Ninth avenue, coraer of Nineteenth street, the stock and other arrangements of | the to-a6y. a superior bread, cake and fancy baking estab skuaeps, confectionery, Ke, also the furniture of § saicon—oll c ebairs, *, looking glasses, etittains, Oxtures, ke. This will afford ® good opportunity for persons wishing to go into the business, as all the arrangewente arecomplete, bekehouse, ke. Information at the suc- tion rooms or on the premises. UCTION SALE, THIS (SATURDAY) MORNING, AT 10%; o'clock, of watches, jewelry, &e., ko. —-AML. SS Auctioneer, will sll 3¢ ble selecrdoms, Naa: rau street, an assortment of gold watches, gold ear © brooches, Yn and vest chains, finger rng’, Sale positi ‘articuiare ip catalogues. stock of f and domestic dry sore, io. 210 Bowery, (# the goods can worn) tobe sold on or before the 12th inst. Application to /¢ made to the subseriber, st 187 Broadwa; W. Ht. PARSONS, Antiques. ARLES BURDETT, (LATE MAYOR'S CLERK ) WETHE ALUERT Hi. NY Y, auctioneer and commission &c., promptly attended to 4 Broad «treet. BD. NASH, AUCTIONEER—STORE eWay —Sherl t 10 o'clock A day, January 9, 1866, assortment Aotee,, deminoer ‘ot stationery, | way, consisting of a ke., cut glass ware, chins tee wets, races, Ke, off patot ings and mirrors with git frames « eet, North river, old Lotbere Sie #aLB—TH DAY, HATURDAY, JANUARY “4 s™: SIGNER’S SALE.—THE NEW AND DESIRABLE | tools, & nein ” TERI '® FALE OF [RON SAPR—Tie Day waTOR | i * merchant. Sales of real estate, fancy goods, furniture, | at "16% Otter grder of beveetolt carpets, consterpaaon, nee, sa carpets counterpaoce, | Satteecase, feather bebe, bolsters dow cortalas turbey red to tof tinct oeloct furniture, covered with hair chith, ome tete« one arm ebair, ait parlor chalte, ome suit roseword covered with brocatelie tee tte & tetee cer erm chair of Janeen, L “ody and four staffed back chair aise one vault of rosewoud i ws one sofa two arm chairs ant four cheers covers! with brocatelle, with a large varety of other furmvture be remaiydes of various lavoiees, whee oll be HERIFY'S HALE—ON PATCRDAY, JANUARY 6 1866, ot 10 o'clock A M., at the foot af Fifty ainth 6, 1866, at Li eelork A Mu. at 310 . {ro ssmerteneat of four pascal Soe of “ae WP's SALE OF MACHINERY, ke THe DAY. ee of machinery emt blackout + Bete rdey January sb, at Worcs AM. at Be +, i hg Ut one splendid won cafe. thus Op account of former purchaser ALCTWNEER — Sty iaiMK Hos. J, ‘1. Receerelt, o large furmitere, being the entive ink stands, rulers, rayous, | elegant me peneila, steel pens and holders, bill, —— lector paper, | covered in wrapping paper, chose men, chequer * mahogany | hoger wotns out eae ® yey ani , we, ke. , elegant cy te yer . , ee y AUCTIONEER BY HENRY & | amour aaun Torew od okenee ar irohet makoge | be mold 14 Maiden lane, yok of valuable fa: stone warten cape other fine victorin large ond well selec of bxe wink, marten an aod cuffs to match, aleo, great variety SUWARD SHENCK Wild. BELL AT AUCTION THES 4 @8y, at 1 o'glock, at the salesroom 16 Wall wtrest & choice collection of ato fled birds, preparel by the cole , fancy furs, thix doy, at 11 | °F roel ing tables, mabrgany ten tables, arm | carpets, Venti ten vets, crockery and glanewere, kitchen ware, Ar | a0, about 160 watch murements i for account of whom it may * French bedatends drescing bureaus with marble tope phatent> suite of bigsh welnat telrom furntiure of paluted cottage farmiture woot mattoensen tes bieck walnut aad maple rane vest cha re, pow mahogany stegeres mancgany +ttension fin Beire, imgreis hee Aimser aot Al Ales, ot 12 o'clet cere fpe gold Beating mm wtalr carpets, ke and (byes stone ‘E » | the said | the bith inetent. ame of one thousand dollars and under. By perder REW MILLS, President, Jaume L. Srewant, Secretary. MIGRANT INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK, NO. 61 Chambers street.—Notice.—Depositors are informed that deposite made on or before Saturday, Jan. 6, 1865, will bear interest from Ist January, Bank open daily from 10 A. M to 2 P.M. and from 0 io 71. M Jou Maxxtva, Comptrolier. OOD FIRST MORTGAGES ON FIRST CLASS IM. proved propesty, in this city or Brooklyn, having # short time to run, will be discounted by Roswell G Pierce, Pine street, corner Broadway, umder the Metro- ' ites he 10th day of January next will re. the Ist. CALEB 8, WOODHULL, President. Vice Presidente. Vaspennir L. Buxros, Secretary. 96 WARREN STREET, al dividend on all de: | at the rate of six per soot poy Avi | stad after toe ibtn de { Jamuary next ° xt. for wil dry interest’ the came as CALEB 8, WOODHULL, President. priveipal Watemnant L. Busvos, Secretary LLINOM AND MICHIGAN CANAL.—THE BOARD OF | Trustees of the illinois avd Michigan Canal have re- ved thie day inatead of the pay inent of one half of the coupon, due Let of January, 1047, a0 previously adver tions) te pay the full amount of the coupon due Jan. 3, 1847, aleo pay in full the coupon due July 1, 1847; the coupons to be paid are on the regipterod canal bonds, only the arrears of Lnterést on the sogistored evidences of indebtedness of the canal will also pes up to the Ist day of July, 1847. The payments will be made by D Leavitt, Treasurer, at tle American Exchange Hank, on preeentation of the bonds and evidences of bled. W. H BWIFT, ) trustees New York, January 4, 1865. 1D. LEAVITT, f 4 PCHANICN AND TRADERS’ SAVINGS INSTITU. ‘Von, 4¥2 Grand etreet — made on ot be- fore the loth of the firet of January Interest, a» usual, at al per cent persupom on sume of $600 and under. Bank open on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday, from & tol P. M. By order, ALFRED T. CONKLIN, President Jame P. Hasan, Secretary J OTICE—THE RONDHOLDERS OF THE LYONS lowe Coniral Railroad Cy | call of the office of David A. MiTehe and examine the Report of the Ca tion preseuted at a meeti let inet, at the Awtor House, and if they approve of Preperition, sign ® paper which has already | berm signed by many of the partion interested thereia | pone mee ee Aa January | (PE WILLA, SAVINGS BANK, 261 THIRD AVENUE, ene deur above Twenty rel etree — ta mate | sortagy tock 00 of fore January 1), will re | coive from January 1. Lnterest at the rate of | vin erat annum on sums of $690 and unter Band open daly from 10 A Mtotr M WM. Hh. VLATT, Presitent JAMES BR. KEKLER, Vice President, | Hh Loorponnow, Becretary OUTH BROOKLYN SAVINGS INSTITUTION, 118 AT lente street, Jan 2, 1866.—Atheowam Suildiegs, iy —Depositors are motifie! that interest ot sete of hve por coat per cane, on sl sume of five dollare or wpwards, have been deporited in this institution at least three months previ ous to the let instant, will be paid om aod after lntereat net called for oil) ve | ed draw interest from the let ia | aot vere Gaposite made by the 10th day of Jansery, otll draw interest fromm the let from 10 to 2, and Beturde IRA SMITH, President. © Wann, Becretary HAs AND TRALIW Ings tion. Zh, 8b —Divitend —The Me ted Inert thereto, of the rate of wis (6) i of daneary ' - ipade t COSKLIN, Protest, {| Peoreter | Wires: o. 7 aol onesty open! wosimees Aally, (Bun holidays exceyie4. from De To caf M ——o Whitlam Wail, Prondent. | View Presttents LOAN ANY SUM FROM ge oe tent and mortgage on geet city re Sette, which pare ten per cont internet on 60,00. a4 | Qeeee \ clewtine bee 3.6% Pert Ofer Tue MILITARY. _ LAR WERTING OF THR KINGS COUNTY Corpe et 2 ot Colgae «be opr wtngetce 0 om WwW cert (nh some whelewele or petal éreg a on, to ve heal ee | cl eequalnted with preseriptions, he eaty of { Jeaver congee, Cen give good peferemces, No } rer asi Spo oulh or Went Addrene Prangote, Port ¢ ee LL - al, and | bermed, | do general housework 37 PCTARLE FRENCM WOMAN, WiRO GAN ) @ rectomecda on aot undertamds em musta wishes te fele place af ot te tebe care of chibre ” hates, 103 Wert Broadway, comay oe r v y YRARS, YOUNG LADY, OF THE ser oF a A ning lately from the old ewowtry (& eeined ae lp a respectable boom for amy kind of eonh «the Pleech aed German lenewnges, Be io od bene 2g fan iS Vou elucation and menaltty ee ee KATECTASLE GERMAN GURL WISH 2 erTU tion, in a tab family, as plaim eoo% aod to Can be ere at 205 Delany street COOK WANTED—A PROTIRTANT, BLA’ om Tecommendations, and willing to aseiot if Washing ind ironing, cam apply at ot U aqaare YOUNG SWIhS LADY WIMIES To ONTAIN A SIFU. ation as seamstress iu a private fami, abe um- lerstands embroidering of every description and make herself cenerally useful. she speaks Preneh man and Koglish Brooklyn. SITUATION WANTSD—BY A SCOTCH Wom, .. an nuree; has bad long experieuce, aad eum take ha entire charge of an infant from its | Can gen infactory reference as to chareeter ami ¢ Ap- ply at LO7yWeat Twenty seventh street, unud Geer, freug room. » er Address . 8, 240 Clinton street, AS STUART, Prosident. T TANNERS AND SKIN DEALERS—A YOUNG*MAN | but a Protestant, American or English, need apply | ference required | ter aod Ability. Apply at 109 Willow «treet, | Antep—at a weet T | walter RESPECTAPLE YOUNG LADY DESIRES POARD in @ private family, where she can have the come whieh too Higha cevtag Relivsasis Cages At while! newing. ences @! | Ade drees ©. K., Herald office. a Perce vhs SALESMAN WANTED—IN A GRN- ‘men's furnishing store on Broadway; a man from 16 to 20 years oe age, of poor gy Re will furminh suitable testimonials as to , he can obtain a permanent situation b wittt real name, (a# none others will rece! ) x. P., Herald offic ARKERPER'S OR STOREKERPER'S _ SITUATION wauteh, in a hotel by a young man, with goo! ci A.B, Herald » wid referen A line addressed ——— (Bh AND WAITER.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN 14 moet with attention, wanted, an cook, in a large mits also, a man a9 waiter, who understands making fires in a stave and fur- nace. Both must bring the best of city references, Apply at No. 8 Clinton place, Elgeth atreet. le any 1ANVASSERS WANTED.—TWO ACTIVE, RELIANLIT } men, who can give good references, ean And pe nent employment and good pay, at the office of the New York Mercantile Journal, 112 Peart street, Hanover square, Apply at I ovelock to-day. TAYE 2m oe REFERENCE, AND WANT A wituation a* salesmen or acaistant bookkeeper, Southern aequain' , Western New York, ko. Ins house in want of help, will You allow me to eat 1 10 if not deserving. good situation is desira! 7? froua W. A., Bera re ore ua ILLER WANTED 10 GO IN THE COUNTRY, TO aestst in a ertet and flouring mill, the fret of rilnext. To one that t can come well resommended, liberal wages will bo given. Single man pooteerea. la- Pall ames Thackara, Long Neck, tem Inland, few York, Nee TO MERCHANTS. —A YOUNG ENO! men of elu with bardwa ny J fancy goods, toy » bn doniroun advertiver having been principal, buyer, aud salermin in one ot the moat exter ments beth in London and Liverpool, a four languages. City and other refer #. 8, B., Herald office bh age ADVERTIRER, WHO HAS BREN DOING BUSI- nese in Baltimore for the past iftecs years, is de- sirons of an agency for that city, for « manufacturing or importing house. Unquestionable references can be given, Addrees W., care of W, Perryman, 292 Hesend street. would like to obtain ation to buy up calf and cop #hina: ala, gre: pe) Anooll ry city, who would g a comminsyn He ell acquainted with this line of business and can pod reference, lease addrere F. W., Herald oftice. 0 WHOLESALE DEALYPs -a YOUNG MAN Ey a | ve J cen tininted with New Yorke wel ite some article for any e*tablihment im o . Ad &, Herald OMice. is e TNE DAME FRANCAISE DEFIRE SE PLACK COMME U culsimieré dans une taimille Frangaise ou Améri- caine, ot l'on parle frangaia, et od elle rraite + de tout en gendral Holewtn, ches M atreet ANTED—BY A ieSPR in a mall American family, Viease inquire et 18 Bay+ ard street, corner of Chrystic. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPROTARLS rae, at hor own residence yn old). ' Good reference given. Yant Twenty second atreet, second floor, fron ANTED—A RESPECTABLE CLEAN GIL, AT THR branch pie depot, Ni Chatham square, ys WY ARDD IA, WET NURSE, IMMEDIATELY, whocan being, sotiefeaincy references; nome need apply at 174 Wert Twenty eghtn street. W TED—A GOOD PLAIN COOK, MUrT DE A ner aod troner, Also wanted, s cham bermald: « 9 oan take care of chilirea am to sewing, to go to Fort Hamilton, muet eyme well mended. Cail in Congress treet, second ton, Brooklyn, between IAM, and 4PM. to-day, (6th. ONn ethere NTED—A WOMAN TO WEY NURSE A at her own resilence, one who bas lost ber ferred; none other need apply. between Twenty Faglish, and bring the beat relerences aa to o Wr: SITUATION, BY A GRAMAN GIRL, do general housework, le & washer ironer. Can be well | Please call at 100 Halli | rear Water street, wtaire, between the hours od ik MA reference will be required NTED—1tY A YOUNG GERMAN WOMAN, A tion a¢ chambermaid of puree to chilires; nein, man famiby. acter end ow Ma PM. at 27 Ninth etree mute tl euited. ee 4 ITUATION AB COOK, BY AG with the best city references; she ie 6 baker, she oan be ween for ome day ot 109 between Pith and Sth ’ rate cae street. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A REAPPAT. young girl, to take care of chiliren @ giain sewer, ya0 no objection to 40 chamberwort. give good city relerepes, Vieaee apply at nue, between Twenty and THIRTEENTH Viotertant woman to rook, wash and irom, need apply without efty rederence from last place, city, © Protestant month anda lone need »pply - ogee 65 aes wach ANTED—A VROTRETANT WOMAN, TO DO tal hovsework, Good elty reference Apply at 28 Wert Thirty seventh street ANTED—& COLOKED COOK; ONE THAT stands her vasigess: also @ 6 Apply st 145 Ninth street, between ond Fourth’ ‘avence, to the besrment. Wet ROMP OCT ABLE GERMAN gracral bow reerenee & arevery store anit Me ANTED—A MTUATICN, BY A GREMAN wy bosiness whartver, he can give mentation end sevarity us to bie homerty vesteees qualities, Please call ay ar. Apyly #822 Roowevelt « Sky ANTED—IN A HmuEKY, PANCY ANTED—IN A HrEKY, fotion byore, « caleeman whe bas nee eget (hic en’ peer cash ont en AAdrens tere 2 9 Post Office, ANTED-8Y A YOUNG MAN, A SITU, | fen balanes of Wonks 100