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. 8 N the members of Congress would grant the prayer of their petition during the present sess!on At9 P.M. the Conyention adjourned to 10 A. M. to- morrow. The Southern Mall. Baitimone, Jan. 8, 1855. By te arrival of the Southern mail as late as due, we have received New Orleans papers of Sunday, the 3lst alt., but they contain no news. Markets. PHILADELPHIA BTOCK BOARD. Pmaverrara, Jan. 8, 1855. ‘We bave no alteration in the money market to report to-day. Stocks are firm. Bending 873; Morris Canal, 12%; Long Island, 18%; Pennsylvania Railroad, 42); Pennrylvania 6's, 62. Tm; it Disclosures. STUPENDOUS RAILROAD SCHEME FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK. ‘Wt appears that we are to have another grand railroad operation in the city of New York, which, in pomt of pecalation, will outrival all others, and even throw the great Pacific railway attempt completely in the shade. Certain shrewd and boid adventurers have concocted a plan to fasten upon this city a railroad in Broadway, avother through Grand street from the Williamsburg ferry to the Hoboken ferry, and still another through avenue D, Columbia street and Fast Broadway. The plan of operation is well laid, the parties interested having engaged subtle tools at Albany, who are now busy in preparing the material for “putting through ‘the mill’’ the several bills intended to be presented dur- ing the present session of the Legislature. It is well known that there is a class of men in this community who are open to any chance or adventure for making money, and who for the past few years have been lurking about our City Hall, engaged in the lauda- ble pursuit of securing railroad grants, ferry franchises, and all kinds of fat jobs. Among these a clique has been formed, whose sole object it is to obtain grants simi- Jar to that given to a company to lay rails in certain streets in the cities of Williamsburg, Brooklyn and Bush- wisk, passed June 29, 1883. This clique is made up of three distinet interests, and way be classified as follows:—First, the Broadway Com- pany; second, the Grand Street Company; third, the Avenue D and East Broadway Company. These three in- ‘Yerests all work in common with one another, and when Viended together form one harmonious whole—the most finished and skilful lobby ever formed by a ‘Third Bouse.’” The members of this accomplished and formidable Jobby have been busy for the past six months, and Dave gone into the subject with such nice calcula'‘ons as to secure the election of certain members of the Legislature, for the express purpose of carrying this etupendous project by a coup d’état—every point has been well guarded, and they feel sanguine of success. This association is made up of all kinds of material; it bas connected with it ex-aldermen, bank directors, contractors, men holding office under the State govern- ment, and also others holding high pontions in tiis city—in fact, the projectors have tried te secure every available interest that ingenuity and cunning could devise; they will be untiring, being well organ- ized, and will endeavor to accomplish the great work which they have laid out for themselves. But we hope that there is sufficient integrity in the Le- gislature to give this subject a blank denial. If, how- ever, none should be found in that body to oppose this species of special legislation, we trust that the people — tbe “mighty people,’’ will rise en masse, and assert their rights by forcibly putting a stop to these nefarious and corrupt log-rolling operations. For ourselves, we con- sider it but a duty to bring these schemes before the public, that they may know what to anticipate, undhow to apply a remedy to corrupt legislation. It appears ‘thst these grants will not be pressed until after the United States Senatorship is disposed of, when they xl] come up in the tollowing order —First, the East Broad- way, Columbia street and Avenue D Company; next in ‘order will be the Grand street line; and last, the Broad- way. The two former, however, may unite in ome con- cern, as such an arrangementie now under considera- tion by the parties. The subject of a Broadway railway is to be brought in atthe last moment. These parties are also conserned with others in driving the New Haven Company from the Harlem track, in order that that company may be put ‘tothe extremity of making terms with the Second Ave- wee Rellros’ Company, to ure their track instead of the Fourth avenue. Destruction of the Rev. Dr. Buarchard’s Chureh by Fire. ‘The alarm of fire yesterday morning,+0on after 5 o’clock, ‘was caused by a fire being discovered in the Presbyte rian church, situated at 117 West Thirteenth street. The upper portion of the church was first dissovered on fire, and it is supposed was caused by a defect in the hot air heaters or flues. The church was located between a ‘block of dwelling houses, west of the Sixth avenue, Lackily forthese buildings, the church stood detached, and o space Of some ten to twelve feet remained on each mde of it. The firemen soon applied water, but it burnt too rapidly for them to save it, and they directed their attention to the saving of the adjoining buildings. In dese than an hour the whole of the church was in ruins. In the rear of this church, on Fourteecth street, 's the Provestant Episcopal church of the Annunciation, Rev. Samue} Seabury. This church escazed damage. ‘The Thirteenth street Presbyterian Church was insti- tuted by ® colony from the church im Houston street, of ‘the same denomination, It was commenced in the year 1847, in which year also it was dedicated. The original cont cf the church was $25,000, and of the ground oa which it was built $10,000, At first the congregation was quitesmall, and .t was @ matter of serious concern ‘to them bow they would build and pay forthe church; ‘pat by an earnest effort they at leagth acceded ia aecowpliching the former, and would soon have beea marbled to pay off what remuined of the debt of the church bad not this unfortunate occurrence taken After the church was opened, the Rey. Dr Burcktard ‘was called upon *o officiate aa the pracor of the congre- gation, which pos: he has filled for the last eight yeara with eminent ability, and to the great satisfactioa of Bis flock. Though small at first, tae congregation aas wradually increasd, watil at the time of the burnt every pew was occupisd, both on the ground floor a an the galleries. The church wae in the Grecian doric style of archi- ‘tecture, aod theugh it might not compare with some of its more showy peighburs in outward appearauce, its ‘aterior arrangements were everything that could be desired. Dr. Burchard has receutly changed his resi- dence from West Thiiteenth sireet, adjoining the church, to 16 Bank street. In doing #0, he crglected to remove his library, which was totally destroyed by the fire. On this the insurance bad just run out, and the doctor thereby suffers a loss of some $1,600. The Library contained som very rare avd valuable works. Among others, an edit:on of the old fathers, which can. not be replaced in this country. We learn that the pastors an! con; tions of the neighboring churches have come forward in the kindest manver, and offered the use of their lecture rooms to Dr. Burchard’s congregation, uatil their own edifice would be rebuilt. Dr. Potts aad Dr, Sommers have both mace this proffer, with the assent of their respective es. A meeting of the trustees of the church was last night, to see what could ve done in the way of furnishing a place of worship for the congrogi Vion, and to take measures for the immediate erection of a new building on the site of the old one. Aa the church has now communicants, there will doubtless be no difficulty in raising the requisite eam to com- mence the work, The folowing is the insurance on the church—Hano- ver Insuravuce Co., $6,000, Merchants’ lasurance Co., 6,000; Bt. Nicholas do., $4,000 on the organ, $1,000, ao the ‘om Insurance Co, making in $17,000. Explomon of a Steam Boiler. TRE ERGINEER SERIOUSLY INJURED-—MIRACULOUS RACAPE OF THE RESIDENTS OF THE ADJOINING BUILDINGS. A steam boiler exploded yesterday morning about 634 Welook, at the carpenter's shop of James Stephens, No 90 West Twenty-first street. It appears that Jame, Duns, the engineer, had started the fires as usual, pre peratory to commencing work, and after doing so he stepped outside the building, leaving no one to attend ‘the fires, Through rome inexplicable oversight be oe glected to acjunt the steamescape, when @ most (earfu pr coe Tay lace, which tore the building to atoms seattered he rulos ‘ very oe . Mr. Dann, hearing the explosion, escape, but was too late. he war buried benea taase of fallen timbers, Dut luckily for him the veame fell across each other ai be war saved from immediate death, though he may yes die trom his injuries, Fortunately, nove of the work. men had arrived, nor was there an: Had ‘t occurred ao beur later ¢! have been terrible The workshope were contained ina three story brik building, extending to the rear part of the lot, and ‘within some twenty-five feet of the rear portion of the Church of the Holy Communion, (Dr. Mubleaberg’s,) corner of Twentieth street ant Sixth avenue, also the stor’s house and Mrv. on Tweateth street. he concussion of the together with the fragzrenta of beick anit frou thrown therefrom, viattered the windows and raised the coping of the roof of Dr. Mublenbarg’s house, which is situated oa a line wth she workshop. Ax might be surained, the explosiva Py sah greatest consternation among the resi tents of the hoses in the vicinity, Bri hurled with great foros of Mrs, Rodgers’ house. ome in the building, lore of life woult Yortanately the who teptin that part of the dwelling, were attending to the wutiered (o@ mont geri the beds they bad just vacated, A heavy piece of stone was discovered in 4 eradle, from which a child had been taken afew moments delore. What remained of the building after the explosion took fire, and as the ia: rials were most inflammable it burned with great fu ‘The adjeining house in ‘Iwenty-first street, occupied by Mr. Cowdrey, was moe injured by the explosion, and on damaged by the fire. t 10 o'clock the fre entirely ed from their arduous duty, buildiug amounted to Nicholas Insurance Company. He esti- mates bis loss at between $6,000 and \: AN ACCIDES Mr. James McDermott, of Hose Company No. 5, while running to the fire slipped and injured hinself severely. He wae taken to bis residence. Military Ball at New London, ‘The firet annual ball of the New London City Guards came off in that city on Thursday evening last, and was altogether a most splendid affair, With the New England people the fashion is common to open the ball at about eight o'clock, differing im this respect very essentially from our city fashionables, who vsually wa.t until near midnight before commencing the ance. Having partaken of a hasty repasi in wend.ng our way towards the locat: ry. put out, ty. | we were not slow plendor, And the maiden’s charma Shone most tender, Meanwhile, what strain is that which floats through Aborn Hall? Tis music such as Dodworth’s band alooe can give. Upon entering the hatl, a flood of light and Veauty burst, as if by magic, upon our viiton; aod though New London is some one hundred and twenty- five miles from New York, they do not allow themselves to be outdone in artistic embellis meats when a soirée is to come off, while in the supply of charming women— why, our reporter alm wished himself a bachelor again! The stars and stripes roingling with glistening muskets, and the various fnsignia of fice and unifore which checkered tuat capacious amphitheatre, denoted the occasion which brought them ther, while on- ward weot the dance, and the utmost joy and hilarity seemed to lend their charmed Infuence to render the same highly entertaining and delight- ful. Among the guests’ who were present we no- ticed quite a number of fr mat ebtncse of high dis- tinction in that State, together with several representa. tives from the public press at , While much of the wealth and fashion of the city honored the occasion with their presence. Tiere was also a full delegation of doth ladies and gentlemen from the neighboring cities, no that the entire number present could not have been leas than two hundred couple, We will not venture to remark upon the personal attractions of the fair sex who were there assembled, contident we are of our inability to do them justice, should we undertake it: but, taking it for granted they were a fair specimen of New pe Deauty, we m conclude the Yankee girls are a ly pretty and highly accomplished. Dancing was continued until the ‘little hours’ warned the Dappy company of the near Lo! ard of morning, when they separated, though not without regrets tha’ the winter solstice did not contribute more length of night than that which marke the forty-dret parallel of north latitude. The New London City Guard is commanded by Capt. Parkhurst, and does much credit to the militia system of that State, ‘The city of New London is located upon the west bank of the Thames, about three miles from the month of the harbor, where stands the celebrated Pequot House, one cf the finest watering Places in New England. The har- bor is said to be one of the best in the world, and has pot been obstructed by ice more than once during the last century. The city was burned by the British during the Revolutionary war, September 6, 1781, the same day that witnessed the massacre at Fort Gris wold, on the oppomte side of the river; but it has risen, pheenix-like, and is now one of the first of commercial im. portance in Connecticut. The ball season has fully commenced in New London, and, without disparagement to others, we are informed that the City Guards andthe Nameaugs eclipse every. thing in that line. Brooklyn Intelligence. A PRIEST ARRESTED FOR ASSAULT AND BatreRy.—Capt. Cail, of the Fourth district police, yesterday arrested a Catholic priest having charge of a congregation in East Brooklyn, on a complaint made by Hugh Fitzpatrick, charging him with assault and battery. It appears that the compla‘nant took one of his children to the house of the priest for the purpose of haring it baptised. In ac- cordance with the usual custom in such ceremoaies, the parent was wired to inake certain answers to ques- tions pet by priest. Being unable to do #0, after several repetitions, the priest became irritated, and in the excitement of the moment gave him several pretty severe raps about the head. This mode of reasoning had no better effect, however, and the parent becomi highly incensed at the summary treatment he reseivel left the house ina hurry, aod procured a warrant for the arrest of his spiritual advisor. The defendant ap. peared before Justice Curtis iterday morning to ai awer, but as the complainant did not make himsolf viei- ble, it is more than probable that the difficulty will be settled without recourse to la Court Calendar—This Day. Unrrep Stares Disrucr Court.—Nos. 17, 25, 30, a, 87, 88, 40 to 43, bopnnen Covkt—Circuit.—Part 1.—Nos. 253, 689, 950, 265, 848, 1229, 1251, 1238, 1234, 1296, 1238, 1240 to 1244) 124b to 1253, '1255’to 1269, 1261. ‘Part 2.—Non, 2780) 2790 to 2799, 2801 to 2807, 2809 to 2820. diel oRT—Special Term.—Adjourred to next mday. Common Preas—Part 1.—Noe. 86, 118 to 13). Part 2— Now. 96 to 107, 100 to 117. SvuPsniok —Now. 168, 173, 14, 220, 230, 93, 231, 282, 283, 285, 236, 237, 23632, 238, 240, 242, 245) 240) 248, 249, 251, 252, 263) 254, 2 . 258, 269, 260, 261; 262, 268, 264) 265, 266, 268, 260, 270, 271, 94 Dera cerrpee a wentyanive Cents, Fifty cents, $1 and aken perfect by machinery, and patent double cameras: two pie- tures in ong sitting, and 600 daily. Depot 289 Broad. way. Pianos! Pianos!—Enormous reduction In prices —Superior tune pianos for $175, 190, 225, 250, 275, #300, and thone of every variety of style and price, from thowe with the most elegantly carved caves and pearl keys, to ‘those of the plaines finish, comprising those of ton dif- ferent manufactories, among them the beautiful molian piano of T. Gilbert & Co.'s make, and tue cele >rated no- | cern improved Hora: ra’ pianos. Secondhand wenos at great bargains. Prices trom $410 to $159. ‘elodeons from five different manufactories, including tuned the , $100, $115, ment guaranteed. TERS, 833 Broadway, Wedding Cards—An Assortment of Ever dell’s elegantly engraved wedding cards, envelopes, ke, can be had om application, or sent by port co any part of the country. sta bli it JAMES EVERDELL, ¢ ed 1840. 02 Broadway, corner Duane st. This Dey —This Is a Bosiness Community.— Drones are or should be unknown in the American hive, Therefore every citizen should be #ell grounded ip the indispensible requisites of a com etent business man, Viz'—Bookkeepiag sed p-nmansbip. {hese essentials are pow being tought at GOLDSMITH'S, 362 Rroad way. for half bi late charg: This reduct.op, however, tewporary, and those whodo not apply early wil not enjoy the benefit of Cheap Printing, Blank Books, Stationery. Also, copying preases, writiog papers, gold pens, ac., aj jarge stock of all articles in our line, of the best qua- ra at Dw paees Blank books mae to order. Cards, dill beads. cheeks, vlanks, f&e., printed and hthographed is every st; atprives. Diaries tor 1865. all sizes. ICH & LO) @ lo UTKEL, Stationers, Prin- terg, and Blank book manufacturers, 61 William ecreet, near Cedar. Those of our Lady Citizens that wish to se- lect a handsome set of £1 ata very low price, from an assortment unequalled in variety and quality, must goto BANTA, 106 Canal street. We can assure our Iriende who generally patronise Broadway, & call at his place will psy well in these hard times, Supertor Assortment of t Cons, and thone in want of a splendid article, very should call on WHITE, 212 Broadway, corusr of Fulton street. Selling off, at an immense reduction of our former prices, the balance of cur stock of wister cloth- ing. Overcoats, $2 50 to $6; pants and vests, $1 to $4. Cail, examine and purchase. GRANT & RYDER, corner of Grand and Centre streete. Hard Times—Its Effects.—$100,000 worth of fine winter clothing, manufactured by three of the jead- ing houses in Palas. ing 25 per cent under cost of manufacture, at EVANS” clothing warehoure, 66 and €8 Fulton street, Bank of Washtenaw Taken at 40 Cents on the dollar; Government Stock, 80; Bridgeton, 60, Wheat Growers, 80, Isdiava banks, 90 bth avenue, par; | Miliord, 15; Memphis, 19, at EVANS’ clothing ‘ware house, 66 and 68 Fulton street. At No. 385 Broadway, New York, you will find COBTAR’S rat, cockroach, &c., exterminator! (whole- sale end retail) depot. It is the only article that does the work effectual Try it, and you will be sure to rid your dwellings of these nuleances. The Greatest Discovery of the A iy what everybody stares who hae used Venetian liniment for coughs, crow chapped hands, frosted fer’, rheumatiem does not rdlieve, the money is returned }’'ris 50 cents Depot, 60 Cortlandt street —_———____ Married. On Saturday, January 6, by the Rev. Apoet Lafont, at the Canal street church, re Moneere Honer, France, to Miss Manin Antotverre Boxe, of New York, On Monday, January 8, by the Rev. Mr. Leo, at the reridence of the bride's mother, Mr. M. Comex to M Foren Couts, valy daugater of Mire. J. Levy, of New 25 and or’ California papers please o>py On M morning, January #, by the Right Rey in, Bishop of Broomlyn, Jame J. Lvows, Esq, jo FUsAN, relict of the late Anthouy Kerr, Brook iy n. m Welnoslay afternoon, January %, by Mr. kvwako Fow1en, ‘of Gatlford, Oty 108, of Brooklyn. 2, at the Norfolk street Baptist T. Armitage, Wauren 8. Watonow Bev, hier of Alexander Macraly, Eeq., ail of At Port Richmond, #1, on Monday, Dec 25, by the by DLINR, di eity 4 this Rev. John Seage, W. Averen Epwarps, of Milbara, J., to Many Janz, second eldest daughter of Joha Wil of the former plage, now in California. At Roswoa, on Thursday, January 4, by Hon. J... Park, at bi ce, and in this city, by Rev. J. Ryan, 8.J., at the Church of St, Fra Xavier, Sixteenth street, F. V. B. Kyxvapy, Esq., of this city, to Miss y Maxaie Brackroty, daughter of Joseph M. Brown, Esq , | of Boston, Dies On Mouday, January 8, PLonsnck Rowers, iafant daughter of fdroeD and Susanoah Runnels The friends of mily are requested to attend the funeral, at one o'clock thie afternoon. After a long illness, at his late residence, 408 Pearl street, Patiick CaRNOLL, & native of tue parish of Knockbriere, county Cavan, Ireland, from 360 Broome street. His friends are invited to atteod his faneral, at two o'clock this afternoon. On Monday, January 8, Cuanies Daxmt Guyxy, aged 4 years, J mouths and 23 days. The friends and relatives of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, corner of Eighty sixth street and Third avenue, at twelve o’¢locs to-morrow, On Monday morning, January §, after a short illness, Curis Witte, son of Thomas and Frances Wood, aged 7 years. ‘The relatives and fends of the family are respectfully | invited to attend his funeral, from the residence of his father, 91 Fortieth street, at hall-past one o'clock t- morrow afternoon. On Monday, January 8, Mr. Ea Lyx, aged 71 years, The friends and acquaiatances of the fam ly are re- *pectfully invited to attend bis funeral, froin bis late re. ridence, 48 Carroll street, South Brooklyn, at one o’cl on Thursday afternoon. On Monday morning, January 8, In the 42d year of bis age, Jacon Loninnal ‘His friends and relatives are respectfally invited toat- tend hiv funeral, from his late residence, belmont, Ford- ham, at balf.past one o'clock to-morrow afternoon, Carriages will be at Fordham depot to meet the train which leaves Twenty-sixth street at twelve o'clock. | On Mo: January 8, Many Evvima, the only dang! and Elizabeth Catlin, aged 2 months and Jatives and friends of the family are requested to attend her funeral, at half-past one o'clock this after noon, from the residence of her parents, No. 321 Tenth | street, | On Monday morning, January #, Francis MoCang, son | of Francis and Rose McCabe, aged 6 years, 6 montas aod | 19 days. | | | | The relatives and friends ot the fam'ly are respectfnily invited to attend his tuneral, from 14# Seventh avenue, at balf-pasi one o'clock this afternoon, Suddenly, on Sunday, January 7, Many Euzanern, only daughter of Thomas and Isabella Boyd, aged 4 months and 24 days, The friends and acquaintances of the family are re- quested to attend the funeral, from 202 Seventh avenue, at eleven o'clock thie morning, without further notice, On eed January 7, Racne, wife of Joel Wolfe. | The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully | invited to attend the funeral, this morning, at ten | o'clock, from the residence of her brother-in-law, Udol | pho Wolfe, No, 54 West Twenty-second street. | | | In Brooklyn, on Sunday, January 7, Ea Frances, youngest daughter of Sarah and Isaac B. Bates, aged 1 year, 9 months and 9 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully tavited to attend her funeral, from the residence of ber parents, No, 111 Smith street, this afternoon, at two | o'clock. At the residence of her mother, Mrs, E. B. Noyes, in Somers, Westchester county, New York, on Sunhay even- ing, January 7, Mise Hauer Brown Novis, 20 | pears, daughter of the late Heary Noyes, Exq., of Bt. homas, East Jamaica, | The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully | | | | | invited to attend her funeral, from her late residence, at one o'clock this afternoon, In 8t. Augustine, E. F., December 24, of consumption, Mr. Roper A, Larix, aged 62 yoars, for many years an esteemed resident of Cincinnati, Ohio. At Paris, France, December 20, Cuanum A. Hannison, aged 20 years, youngest son of J. Harrison, Faq., of ‘hit city, ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. | a8 AT AUCTION. SALE! | LUDLOW, AUCTIONEER.—BY VIRTUE OF A A. mortgage, will be sold, this day, the 0th of Janu- ary, 1856, ot 11 A.M., at’ the corner of Thirty-fitth street and Tenth avenue, the line of ompibutes knowa an the Bowery and Fourth avenue line, consisting of one hunéred and eighteen horses, eighteen stages, a ford wagon, lot of harness, and all the property appertain ing to raid line, together with the leare of the premises. 2 New York, Jan. 3, 1855, H, CROMPIE, Attorney for Mortgagee. M. CRISTALAR, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON Wednesday, 10th inst., at 10 o'clock, the stock ontained in store 82 Chatham street, con- ‘ng of fine gold pins, earrings, bracciets, necklaces, gard and fob cheinn, counters, laws casen, sbelving, ie. sal &e.; also two of Herring’s Greproof salamander VCTION NOTICE.—D. $. ROUGH, AUCTIONEER.— Upreserved sale of first class rosewood, walnut aod mahogany furniture, thie day, Tuesday tworning, at 103g, at 79 Warren street, near Greenwich, comprising the moat elegant and durable parlor furniture to be met with in the city, such as large, rich and finely finished ru wood brocatelle suits, marble top rosewood eteger rosewood marble top centre tables, eplendid rosewood Dookease, do. secretary, pier, sofa and fancy tables, rosewood corner etegere, corner stands, embroidered lace window curtain, 100 yards and upward of royal tapes— try, velvet carpeting, rugs a area agp (ever lsces, wage 1nd parian orname! tatuary,Freoch porcelaia vases ot the most beau ‘ontly descriptions, tave rosewood pianoforte, of excellent tone, richly ed French oval glasses, oi! paintin jects, by celebrated artists, gas chandelier rods, rosewood dressing aad other bureau, mar tands, rosewood bedatea!s, elegantly carved, do. gilt china toilet vets, Brussels cacpetin, Hes count rpanes, blankets, bolsters, pil- d feather beds, hair mattrevses, masogany aod and cane seat chairs, mabogany and walnut extension tables, china dinner sets, two bundred pieces, elegant tea set, do., ivory handled cutlery, crockery, &e., Se. At the close of the sale, the silver plate, consi«tiog of tea service, coffee urns, spoour, forks, Salyer and sugar tongs, forks, butter knives, Ae. Sale positive, rain or shine. fram UCTION NOTICE.—SAMUFL O8G00D, AUCTION ¢¢r, will nell, without reserve, at his salesroome, O Atreet, to-morrow, (Wodnesday,) January 10, at 04 A.M, a collection of householl furniture, ear pots, wardrobes, sofas, chaire, besateads, bureaus, mat charaber suits stables, marble parlor eult, ‘0 tin brocatelle, one superior rosewood piano forte, Ac - | UCTION NOTICE —CROCKERY, GLASS AND CHINA. —J. §. H. BARTLEIT, auctioneer, will sell on | Wednestay, 10th, at 10 o'clock, at 261 Pearl wt., carta ware, all kinds; @ large assortinent of gla aware. Ro ingham gipey ware, &e., in lots to suit purchasers. Cata logues now ready, and goodr cao be examine: UCTION NOTICE.— MORTGAGEE’ S SALE € A did gold watches, fine jewelry, & GOOD, auctioneer, will ell at bis wales r fau street, portion of a mortg: stock of go) by some of the best fi nufaerure: @ fine assortment of g it, fob and Jadie lains, finger and earrings, pio &ec. By order of mortgageer, Particulars in catalogues. watches, an wellan SSIGNEE’S SALE.—THE NEW AND DESIRABLE A stock of foreign and domestic dry goods, in sore, No. 210 Bowery, (where the goods can be seen.) to pe sold on or before the 1ith inst, Application to be made ‘to the subscriber, at 187 Brondway. W. H. PARSONS, Assignee. Y WATERBURY & DYER, AUCTIONFR RS. —TUES day January? th, at our store, U8 Bro importers eale of 540,000 genuine Havana seg: cost: also 710.000 German sears, put up d brandies, by th» cask and doen, 0 iv p the tonded warshouse chewing tobacco, absynth truite and other articles worthy of particul to be sold, by catalogue, for cash, without sale will 1 035 0% HARLES BURDETT, ALUERT H. NICOLAY, auctioneer aod commission | rehant. Sales of rea) estate, fancy goods, furniture &c., promptly attended to, Office No. ft —J Bb N ANTWERP & SON will sell on Tuesday, Jan. 9, at 10 o'clock, at their store, 216 Veari street, w jarge arsortment of crockery, glase apd china, from the | shel im lote to suit purebasers. Catelogure op Mon ony } D, NASH, AUCTIONEER—STORE 910 BROAD. it's wale of stationery, Re, on Tuee at 241 rons. | 0 o'elack A erayor bill, cap and Lette ire, stoves, tio ware, 4c SOAP3.—A £ KP will weld this day at 12 0'es 246 Pearl street, (66 dor Groux's patent Engleh ap, in lote to sult purchasers BREVOORT HENAY, AUCTION & Bucs —This day, at 11 o'clock, at 53145 Bro en ale of $60,000 worth of rich aad valu y fore, to be nold without reserve, as the stock comprises some of the richest fare that have ever be uetion, The stock comprises the fin sian sto @ marten, Russian fitch, & real genuine ermine, Hud capes with collars, victorines, pelerines cireulars, &e., with enfls to meteh gents’ fine far gloves, | collars, foot mulle, Ke, Alto, sleigh robes of Hudson Pay wolf, warh. bear, tebra, genet, leabella boar, © ani grey fox, Kusviag wolf, buffalo, and othe Also, | nings and trimmings in great var The a tion «if parchaners is called to this sale, as every lot mas ve sold. ORECLOBURE OF MORTOAGE.—ON FTUDAY, TH 12th day of Jamuery, I will expoee for Virine of f rrcloring « mortgage, the fixture stock of & Great rae grocery stare, in pertect situated at 302 Rast Siath street, between avenacn F | and J.P. BADENBOP, Atteroey for | |: furniture, in suites, covered with the rich- | wines, champagnes, fe, | ever, | Sleigh | Bay sables, a | dorf school, just received per Inabella from Kurope, | country store, | teodence ix req uited. SALES AT AUOWION. E B. LUDLOW, ‘AUCTIONEER, —GLEGANT HOU ° oki turnitdes at anction —E. B, Ladliew wi"! sett at tion, on Poorsday, Jaouary 11, at lle 16 East Fourteenth street, betweeo Broad: avenue, the entire furniture contained censisting in part of elegant rosewood parlor and bedroom furoiture, Bub! cab marble tables, pier gla *, Freoch ins, sofas, chaira, tete r, and Brussels carpets, &e Catalogues cac at the ollice of the auctioneer, 11 Wall street, the day previous | to val FORGE COOK, AUCTIONFER —PEREMPTORY SALE Of clegant furniture, viaoofortes, of! painting mattresses, mirrors, &e, George Cook w Jl well this da: at 025 Broadway, corner of Anthony street, at 1019 o'clock A, M., & splendid stock of furniture, piancfortes, | &e., embracing every article usually found in a firetclass wareroom. (Catalogues are now ready, and well worthy the attention of buyers, Hi, LEEDS, AUCTIC EBER—DY H. BH. LEEDS & Co. Asvignee’s sale—superd assortment of coat- est materials, large pier glasses and other valuable fur- niture. Henry H. Leeda & Co., will sell by auction, on Weenerday, Jun. 10, at 1034 o'clock, at No. 17 Broad- way, oppovite the Rowling Green, by order of the as- | tignee, & large a hold furniture, \ carpets, large neh y glass chandeliers and gas brackets, mastie do, about fifty in rich frames, lace and other ‘ood carved and plate back eto- rte, lady's rosewood secretary, sic case, rosewood centre tables, marble tops; bronw figures, superb parlor suites in rosewood, covered in crimson 4946 gold silk ‘yrocatelle, do. in purple and gold do,, draw ing room in rosewood, covered with medallion, figured crimson and white satin; large and costly vases and clocks, ante-rooum furniture ia rosewood, covered in crimson silk brocatelle; din'ng oak carved russet, oalc chairs, covered tapestry; oak hat rack and chairs, su- perb dinner, tea and breakfast sete; cut glase goblets, rich plated ware, extra china painted plates, bedroom furniture, Brussels and ingrain carpets, superb suites in black walnut complete, with marble lw &e.; mahogany do., bookcases, mattresses, deddl a es chia) vered in ines ond hair cloth; cabinets, curtains, oval and other lookingglanses, dres#- ing bureaus, wardrobes and other furniture. Sale with- Y H, LEEDS, AUCTIONEER. BY H. H. LEEDS & January 10, at 1034 o'clock, uu etreet, superb first class furs, manufactured by J. H. Harley, 34 Jobn street, and article warranted in all respects, consisting of robes of the fuest qaality, some of which are very scarce and desirable; also real Toyal ermine, Hudson 'y choice selection of Russia mink, Gre. cian marten, fitch, sable; stone marten muffs, pelerines, capes, victorines, cutfy, ke. We particularly call the attention of our friends to this very choice nile. OHN 1. VANDBWATER, AUCTIONEER.—VANDE- WATER & TURNER will selon Thursday, Jan. 11, 4° 1035 o'clock, at sales rooms 30 Pine atreet and 66 Ce dar street, ofl paintings, a ificent assortment of oil paintings, in rich gilt frames, mostly of the Dussel- and consisting of tine Koglish and Italian ‘andscapes, marine views, figures, fruit pieces, &e. The above are all original paintings, and are ‘signed by the celebrated artiate, Te mane, kekbart, Verbtoeven, H. Cornan Clase, Vangichin, Kobel, Linet, Kennemas, Gudin, Vanhove, Fosboum, Kiers, and several others. ‘Also fine American landsca +, marine views, &c.; also fine oval paintings, on silk, attached to glase by the French artist. Cham: beau. The attention of amateurs is respectfully requested to thin wale, as they have been selected with trom the fine collection now in the city. Th be fold without reserve. Now on exhibition OHN W. SOMERINDYKE, AUCTIONEER --CONsTA- ble’s sale of segars, tobacco, pipes, &e., on Wed- werday (to-morrow), at the auction room 110 Centre sizeet, corner of franklin, at 103, o’cluck, a large quantity of regars, of different brands; also, foreign and cumestic tobacco, pipes, glass cases, &s. CHARLES F, WATTS, Conrtable. OSEPH HEGEMAN, AUCTIONSER.—WEDNESDAY, Jan. 10, at 10 o'clock, A. M., precively at 297 lenry street, between President and Carroll, Souta Brooklyn —Administrator’s sale—A large and general assortivent of parlor, chamber, dining room and kitchen farniture, bedding and tavie linen, wilver and plate ware, dinner, breakfast, tea and toilet crockery, &o , ke. ‘Catalogues at the falesroome. The furniture is in good order. SECOND ASSICNEES’ SALE Of ELxGANT ROSEWOOD, # wahegany and walnut parlor and chamber furn\- ture—To morrow, Wednesday morning, 105, o'clock, in the wareroome of A.C. Humbert (late Humbert & Ken. by), 172an3174 Fulton w:reet, Brooklyn. The portion of the abaigned property embraced in thin sale isin no degree inferior ty that of the firet nie, and includes many articles not heretofore ollered. Theattention of tae tradé and others wanting real'y good furnitare, invi- ted. The goods may be 6 amined by catalogue thie eve- ving, and morning of . me LORIN INGERSOLL, JOEL W. MASON. UNIS eo mage AUCTIONEER. THIS MOKN Ing, Tuerday, at 10% A. M. and 3 P. M.—Forniture, piaoos, oi} paintings, mirrors, newing birds, silver plat- ed ware, French pencils, lamps, &e., being invoices from varioux individuals, apd very velect arti: cles. Come and examine at the spaciour auction rooms 204 Broadway, corner of Duane street. Livery facilit, rendered to purchasers ia putting up arti:lon salected, | in packing for shipping, and sending to any part of the city or vielnity, N. B.—It ie expected that the urgent wants of part of the poblie will call for a com’ of these eales, Jt in free for ail to wend. al} Kens personal property, either new or second hand WpPHOs. BELL, AUCTIONEER—BY BELL & BUSH.— Thie da, 1036 o'clock, in the saiearoom, 27 Cen tre street, will be sold @ general variety of house- bold furniture, carpets, ehaire, stoven, 2, ba- reaus lectures, cutlery; Ke. also, 16,000 sogers, f{ execution. Wednesday, at 10% o'clock,” wi id, without 1eserve, the balance stock ef apeneral | socluding & Gne variety of boots and thoes, 10 cases ladies’ and pentiemen'® yaiter boate, children’s d6., and other articlon in the line, Arsignea’s nale. M I. H MAAS 13 REQUESTED TO CAlL V al delay on Rieken & Melebere, 08 Prost etr: Mi" AUGUSTUS SONFELD?, WHO ARRIVED IN d New York from Liverpool by t3@ eli hoogh®, on Wednesday, O-tober 4, ix req to Le, Shelton Mackenzie, New York, who bar tant commun.cation for biw ______._ LECTURES. J LOTURES ON THE EYE AND SPECT A( . J trated by models, diagrams, aod 1 eyes, every Wednenday evening, a* 8 o'clock, #t 62 Bowery, by Mr FRANKS, of No. 2 Vark Row, optician nad sectacle maker to the Fye Hospital and Eye and Fur Infl-wary, AC lesion 1 conte POLITICAL. ye ELFTH WARD.—THE DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS OF the Twelfth ward, friendly to the general adwin® trotion, are reque 10 attend a primary electio held at Conrad’s Mount Morris Hotel, ov Thured 11th of January, between the hours of 3 and 60’ P.M., toelect three ates to the General Committec a: Tammany Hall. five to the Young Meo’ Comu. and « Ward committee JOBN ORR, JAMES OT EGE ANDRE FROME | Tospestora v,) WATCHES, JEWELRY, 6&0. {ALIFORMIA DIAMONDS —GENTLEME 0, $6, without, $4 clu CLUSTER L. & J. JAM, 407 Broadway, NEW PUGELE ATIONS, , DXTRAORDINARY PUBLICATION. On Saturday next, Jan. 13, will be rabl phed, MY COURTSBIP, AND ITS CON- EQUENCH, by HENRY % TKOFF ; ue aecount of the suthor'+ adventirey in Ragland, riand and Italy, with MisS J. GC GAMBLE, THT One neat 12m0. volume th For eale by « AWERICAN TETRIS. price $1 0 paper, 81 20 in mers J DERBY, Pa * Méw marble bulltings, 119 Sacenn etreet B.— Further particulars in « future adverticement. | : “TK BA Ll SHASON. LEVENTH ANNUAL BALL OF MANAHAN™ CORTET SS Baed, will take place at Taunmany Hall on the 12th | int. Wellats $1 be hed at the door on tke even- | 6 of the ta'l, amd of Thor Maoatan, eter, 270 wry. } SHREWSBURY HO? —THE ANNUAL BALL OF THE Neptane Club wil be held, at the Apollo Rooms, So, 410 Broadway, on Tuesday evening, Jancary 9, 18b0. | CBARLES G. CORLEY, President my A. Smarvrn, Secretary | TBatante AIXTH ANNUAL BALD FOR THE SENE St of the New Yorr Fire Departecent Fund, will take place et the Academy of Muse Fourteenth etreet, ow Monony evening, Jan. 15, i868, Tete aay be proeered (the wacegerr ou aa j THE MILITARY. sTAlE AKD, COMPANY F—ARMORY, EROAD } way House, January 5, 1886. Company beter, No 1 ~The mesnbers of this curpe are hereby notified to as rmbieat the Armory, on Monday evesing, tne #th ant, at 7 « for company drill, with overcoats at quar ere, on Toewlay eleely in f ok and white gloves extort to the New York State Military Convention rder of 408 HW. JONSON, Ctemandant Wasmxaton Haver, Orderly wo LAG ATIENTION.—THE OFF 4 OF {aie organiation are petiied to at end a maetng si the Mercer Howse, on thie (Tuesday) evening, tr nt, at Sg o'¢loee, oo inoportand basins: Prompt ab By order, fy ene! é J Kewnat Pasnew, Adjoteot. NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1855. ‘ARD KE COLLINS, 56 Wall street Passengers are ted to be on by ‘The Baltic wit Shippera will please notice that t Une cennot carry any goods contra! ies b NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UN STATES Mail Steamers.—The ships composing the Une are the following AYLANTIC, Capt, West, BALTIC, Capt Comstock PACIFIC, Capt. Nye. ADKIATIC, Capt. These ships have been built by contract, expressly for government service. Every care has been teten in ther coartruction, a# also in (heir engines, to ensure strengt a and speed, and their accommodations for passengers are unequalled for elegance aul comfort Price of passage from New York to Liverpool, iu tivet class cabla, $100; in secoud do, $75, exelurive use of extra fize stave rooms $425, from Liverpool to New York, JO and 20 guinens. An experienced surgeon attached to ship, No berth #ecured until paid for. PROPOOKD DATES OF BATLING. FROM NEW YORK. PROM LIVERTOL Wednesday, Dee. Dec. 17....1894. Weduesday, Jan, Dec. 30... , 18 Wednerday, Jan. dan. 13....1898. Wednesday, Feb. y, dan, 27 Wednesda Saturday, Feb 5 U street, New York, pool ustin Friars, London. ‘The owners of these ships will not be accountable for gold, silver, bullion, specie, jewelry, precious atones or metaln, unless bills of lading are signed therefor, aud the value thereof therein expressed, Shippers please take notice, that the ebips of this line cannot carry any goods contraband of war ie LIVKRMOOL ANU PHLLADELPHIEA STEAMSHIP J Company intend soiling their favorite #tearas)hipa— OF MAKCHESTE ER... 2,125 tons, , Capt. Wylie, CITY OF BAUTINCEE, (naw) 2,658 Capt, CITY OF WASHIN' , 40..2,700 * . Capt. R. Leiton, KANGAROO,,,.... j.......1,874 .. Capt, —— 2OM PHILADELPHIA, CITY OF MANCHE (bR.... Thursday, January 18, 1658, KANG. About Thursday ‘KKPOOL, CITY OF MANCHESTER, . Wednesday, December 20, 1664, KANGAROO... About Wednerday, Saloon $90, $64 and $55, according to state room. A limited ‘number of third clase passengers will be taken from Vhiladelyhia aud Liverpool, found in rovisians. m Philadelphia,.....$30 | From Liverpool.......845 Parties wishing to bring out their friends can obtain certificates of passage, and drafts on Live: A, in sure of £1 sterling aod upwards. A, ply to UEL SMITH, Agent, 17 Walnut street, Philadel phia, and No. 7 Hroad- way, New York. LASGOW AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP COMPANY — The new and powerful steamahips NEW YORK, 2,400 tops and 00 horse power (R. Craig. Commmander,) and GLASGOW, 1,962 tons, aud 400 horse power, (W. Com- trade Detween ming Commanoer,) built expressly (ur Hew York and Glasgow, will salles under. From 3 York, GLA:GOW, Saturday, 20th January, at 12, noon. — Firat'cabin saloon state-rooma (steward’s feo in- cluded,)..... i $90 First cabin, m P 1 Third Class.—A limited number of third class passea- sere will be taken, supplied with provisions of good quall- » properly cooked, at $30 each. Carries a surgeon. Yor freight or ¢, apply tod. MGSYMON, 33 Broad. way, New York. New ceived for passage. NITED STATES MAIL STRAMER FOR SOUTH- ampton and Havre.—The United States mal vleamer ST. LOUIS, J. A. Wotton, Coumander, wil leave New York on Saturiay, January the 14th, 12 M., from pier No, 87 horth river, fuot of Beach mtreet. Price of passage, first cabin, $140; second cabin, 976. Luggage not wanted during the voyage should be sent om board the day before, marked *' below.’’ No freight taken after Thursday, January the 11th, For sreight oF ¢ apply to MOLI LIVIN ON, Agent, 63 Broadway. SY EW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIY LINE, vis Nicaragua, the Accossory Transit Company Of Nicaragua proprietors.—The splendid double engine meamsbip STAR OF THE WEST, "2,800. tons. bu Capt. E. W. Turner, will leave from pier No. 3 North river, at 3 o'clock P.M. precisely, for Punta Arense, on 12, 1450, connecting with the favorite le dam, 4,000 tons burthen, over the Nocaragua transit route, having but twelve miles of land trapepertation by rst class carringes. These rteamers arapeeed Ja, shete SORSMACOR | 80 Atoonmanees or oTmelon OF passage o only to as. MORGAN, Agent, Xo, Letter made up ‘at the office. Letiers 26 cout per balf ounce. NITED STATES MAT Via Aspinwall and I day, January 20, at 2 o'ch Ma, from pier foot of Warren street, North river, will be despatched the fleet steawship NOKIH S.AK, Captain Richard Wamack, to connect at Panama with the new and superior « ‘ork city bills or gold only re. Sonora. In case of acvident, a spare boat Panama ty prevent cetention. Yor passage, apply at th | Company's office, 177 Went atrect, to J. W. RAYMOND, NITED STATES STLAMBSILLY COMVANY,—FOL IIA. jana and New Urieans.—On Wedaesiay, January 1i, at 2o'cluck P. M., from pier foot o! Warren street, Nerth river, on well known and favorite rtesmebip a CTI'Y, Captain John McGowan. de secured at the Company's office. Freight vo New Ur leans, 30 cents per cubic foot. Suippern will be eupplied with blank bills of lading of the form rigned by toe Company, on application at their office. No other lerms figned, ‘and no bills of indiag will be wd after the bour of sailing. For freight or paseage apply at tue office of the Company, 171 Weat treet’ cormer of Ware Ten. M. O. ROBERTS EW YORK AND NEW ORUEANS STiaw univ CoM yeny.—Vor New Urienns, scepping at Hav. Fe the United States mall’—The rteamahip Lack MR, J.D. Bullock, Commander, will wail for the above ports on Tceeday, January th, at 12 o'clock, from pier at foot of Boach street, Nort’ river. Freight for the nterior and for Mobile, Coumigned to our agents in New Orleans, James Connsly & Co., will be forwarded ml free of Passengers fur He must pro eure pa rt. For freight or pas- | tinge. CROCHERON ? 00., Agents, h We Scpufelét, Commanier, and rail Thursday, Jani be AND KICKMOND.— mship JAMESTOWN, 1. pier 13 North ri M td o’cloes P and Petersbur, From Noriolk, passengers (or th proceed by railroad direct, with through tick Weldem to Wilmington, Augusta, we. Passage to Norfolk, #6; w lewrevurg snd Wehmond, Steerage bal: price. Apply to LUDLAM & V'LEASANTS, 52 Broadway, UPTRALL ITO Fee United #tates mail bip GRORGES, Wil will succeed the Coonan Queen wa twenty third Vie line, for Sydney and Melbourne, and will have fmediate despatch. Passengers for Sydory taken un- der government arrangemen's, paying part passage here and the balaper jn work after arrival, which |# pusren teed to them at very high rates. Cabin xecoummodations not surpassed by any Fhip ailoat 14ing pasvengers will please examin: here For freight or pw river, or to K. W. CAMEIG USTRALIA INDEVEN LENT LINE—POSITIVELY THE A first ‘ebip, to neil 20th January —The beautiful BD clipper ship EASTHMN STATE, Simon Rowe, com wander, will pail as above for Melbourne, Her aecum modations for passengers are superior \o any vessel now up, both in fret and second cabins. A few berthe yet une heh ean be had at low rates Vor balance of freigh? of passage, apply on board, at pler b, Raat river orto AKKRLL te RALIUT, 196 Peas! etreet, or ERICH AKIRON & O0., 62 Bout UBTRALIA Lape ley et Mig al ad 33 DAYS passage Orly eight, afore ta Mel ourne —The Veni Velippee thip RASTER SLATE, “460 tons bestban, Simon Roce, coman’r, will have tonne. dla ts derpateh for Melbourne. The ace nomodations of thie fee chip ‘ur paarengers, Voth in firet amt second cabing, superior Ww those of any other vessel now ap 10. A rhip In before taking passage age, apy on board, at pier 10 East Wi 116 ats limited pumber of nae wary. ‘The proprie Abie poy bomber of mechacice eed others Lav have been unable w ¢i pornnge, en bitherto charges, 4 sumber of prien of eighty dollare, a oer etien auce and all cher oe e voyage, with the sole exception of bel. ding. Maving » great portion of her carge #04 pasees- Gere mready eugnged, abe will have quick deepated. For Ireight or pasange spbiy cn board, at pler No. 1, KE Or to ARKELL ke BLLIOTT, 146 Peat! street, or E. RACH ANIMON & OO, 62 South rireet. Ok HAVANNAH AND FiOMDA—U.& Mall LINE mened to carry & Necly lw The vew and wid weamebip AUGUSTA, tt Thos, Lyon, eave New Yort fer Savannah oo Seturisy, Jan, 14, (row pler Ne. 4, Nort river, at o'clock ¥. M. Bille of nding sgnet om boart, Por freight « 7 2 board, of for passage to HAMUKL L. errs 5 restway, For Viorids, throwgh tinea ‘rome New York to Jacksonville, Ke CHARLERION AND ? United States Mall Line siramer MARION. Onptain Wee York for Charleston, on Welnnedn 4, North River, at 8 o'cloe i of lending tigned by { S01, w Miletas, DA, AEML WERELY * new aod splendid Youtee, wil) \ . omy SVOFPORD, * Urhets to vibe, 991 Patan, 7 N Git h 10 MAM ERS ANU GHITTING wie Hants, 4 The undeteicnel having been sppoln'ed agente ow Yore (or Uoeton Marine ineuresce Companies 9 not eoerels owe! at the Rast, ond ewwred ob red at Moston, (es the event of elty of New Vory, trlegraph oF ot) SHIPPING. POR LIVERPOOL.—UNTTED sTATE2 MAL =TRAM- | } ship ATLANTIC, Capt. James West. This «team abip will depart with the United States mails for Europe | positively oa Wednesday, Jinn. 10, at 12 0'cloek, M., from | her berth, at the foot of Caual street. For frei pasiage, having unequalled accommodations for elegance and comfort, apply to | do up fine muslin neatly: [ | Please call at 2005, Wooster atreet | A | newlng, whieh she per ‘eetly | rence with nome of thon my ' A =| C" ne wedersigned \mmetiately, that saciet | relerence gtren. sppiy et #0, 'A Pasaage can | 6] UNG ClRL, WISHES TO OBTAIN on; isa good cook and fret rate washer has no oble to do chamberwork or take cave of children; bas the test of ity aud country rele rence; has no oljection io go a short distance ‘in cou, Please call ot 08 West Nineteenth street, Cap! be seen for two days, ued ASTYUATION La A FANCY ales wornaa, 5 periec Beet of refer Can be seen at 09 High from her last pli , Brooklyn, ‘ATION, BY A ST & respect aged woman, who perfoctly UnHlerstand both honpd English cooking, alo the mai pg of all hinds of pastry ane jellies, The adver Would have no o)/cetion to go As pastry coo« in a bie get ofa renpectable public hours. No & Fourth avenue, will Le tamediately attended to Can be seen for two days NICK, TIDY, PROTETANT HOLLAND GIRL is 21 derirous of obtaining a stu ation, as chambermald ano waiter, or as puree apd plein newer, sho will be found willing and obliging Apply at No. 12 Moxgan wireet, between Grove ant [row treets, Jersey City. PEAMSTRESS WHO MAKE: Tilk MOST S°LENDID underclothes, shirts, Ke, wants @ situation, n excellent inetructren Sullivan street, n A tENCH WOMAN, WHO CANNOT foot recommend muslias, wishest take cure of t Broadway, in the YOMAN WANTS A =!TUA in a small private family aa plain cook, in « ood washer and ironer has no objection to do cham: erwork and sewing, aud has the best of elty reference, Can be ween for two PROTESTANT yé JUNG days, RESPECTABLE AND to work, wants a f and ironing, or housework, No objection toe boarcing house, She can bring good recommeadations Coll at the office, 302 Kighth avenue, No charge. PRCTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITU RE ation in « priv he in @ good cook, will- ing to asset in the ironing, also « bread and pastry baker, produce four yearn’ re- rteo days at 67 Eawi Twenty: ir Fourth avenue, ’ YOUNG WOMAN WISLLES A SITUATION TO DO general housework ins private family, Good re- ference. Can be seen for two days at No. 74 Norfolk street. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITU Ation as puree and eramatress, or to do cbamber- work: ie a good shirt maker and understands dress- making; in @ respectable family up town preferred. Good hy reference. Can be seen for two days at No, ‘71 Seventh street, between Firit and Second avenues, RESPECTABLE YO! WOMAN WISHES TO OB- tain a situation as chambermaid, or to do general housework in aamall family, Con good references. Cun be seen for two days, at 64 bixth avenue. RESVECTABLE YOUNG WUMAN WANTS A SITUA- A tion ehambermald and plain sewer, \# am oxcel- lent laundress; or would walt ou an invalid lady. Can be highly resommended, H’irane call at 00 Thirty-third wtreet, between Siath and Seventh avenues, for two day YOUNG GIRL WANTS A BL UATION TO DO HOUBE- A, work, Can come well recommended, Can be seen for two days at 240 Twenty ei, ith atreet, on the corper of Kighth avenue, RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WIHHES A SITU. ation a# chambermaid, waiter or ebild’s maid, for twour three days at ber present employer's, Appl 164 Hicks street, corner of Clark, Breoklyn. MOST RESPECTABLE PLOTERTANT GIRL WISHRH asituation as chambermaid, or to attend toehil A and do plain sewing. lax good city reference. Viease call at 185 Twenty ninth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, Can be seen until engaged A RESPECT ARL 1. WANTS A SITUATION ist im light chamberwork ase call, from 10 to @ roet, betw the & 7: UY A RESPECTABLE MAR- d woman, an wet uurre, Can be seen for two A Willet street, between Pacific and Amity rook ly: _ SITUATION WANTED, iY A ne oooh, wasber sini irower walter, or to do the gew ‘A YOUNG WOMAN bambermald and work of aemall . Pleare call at 6 # Good STABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA tion to do general housework in a «mall, reepecta bie private family, Can te seen for two days, ot 360 Third avenue, near Tweaty seventh wlevet, SITUATION WANTED —AS COOK IN IN A BOARD. A ing bouse or hotel, by a soman who understands all kinds of French, begls«t ant American cooking, pas- tries and jellies. he can give the beat of chy reference Cap be seen for two days, if notengage, at 271 Mulberry, near Houston street SITUATION WANTED—HY A RRSPROTAULE young girl, to do chawberwork apd assist in the washing and iroping, is ac-ustomed to the care of ohil y reference given between Mth and Thirteea SMART YOUNG WOMAN WANTH A SITUATION a0 Iasumiress cr chamberm: nd to do plalp ands from long em} pertabie familie toe city. Haw the best of references, Mlease addresa 17 Weet Twenty eighth otrert, between Mixth aad Feventh avenues, third floor, front room. KESPEOTABLE GIRL, WANES A BITUATION ag ook, washer and ironer, or to do the general usework of aweall private family Tre beet of city references if required. Please call at 231 Mulberry street, im the rear. Can be seen for two daye N EXCELLENT A COLWRED WOMAN, COOK { - have, at the Ke P. Agenay street, No lt Several other fret elas o here be obtained? YOUNG Wome N WIFHES A MITUATION A® GOOD plan cook, te a9 excel on 5 rood Vread baker, No ob general house rh ina private family Would prefer to te ot a laundry, Address No. 108 beventh street, tween F ret aud Beeond avenwes KESPECTANLE. WOMAN WISUT4 TO ENGAGE 4 faroily's warhing el ber by the ment had several years experience in washing, roduee good ety relerenr Meane addres, o call, ot bre Morgan's, 011 Tenth street between avenuee A and K, iret floor, back reo COMPETENT DRERMAKER WISHBS TO OO OUT by the day or week io respectable families, Please OF addres & wote to 160 Korey th street. KESTECTABLE USG WOMAN WANTS A 4ITi ation to ¢o pl. ovlng, washing and lroning, or 14 fanlly, oF to VERY RESVECTAMLE YOt WOMAN, WISHES situation as tvok warher aud lronet. orto go J bowsework jn # smell private family, oom en erend toner ant iekind to children, Cap reterence from her leet 7 fom'ly neet apply. Cali at Chrystie street, secen4 Sor front, room No 16 y ‘G GIRL WIFE 4 SITUATION a® COO A understands her bu noes in all ite branches, is an excellent washer and crower if required, Has the bees of city and country reference. Viease eallat 11 Union court, bette Dhever th lwelfth streets Hew hived five years in wer A o4 KEPPRCTABLE PROTERTANT Hituation as chen bermad sod GIRL, WITH A ter, 01 te dn gee Hal bowrewers call at 7 Union etreet, Howth Vreoklye YOUNG MAN, 17 OR 18 YEARS OLD, If WANTED th art Felling Hout +, Natlog when and wher apt fully competent, newt wo MOOTCHMAN A REOPRCTAGLA MARRIED MAN, retands bis bummers, ea perl wtande the treatment of hor-en very form, con clip and trim the bet of recommendations from hie leet lave, where be lived four years as coashman —_- 80 ohjertion tow email Please direct to Thos Vealey, 01 Mmith ot fret lye. GENTLEMAN WITH A OCOD KAS VOIOK, ABLE w 4 desiroue of far oe * chole fer « few vith « proepeet of fature com ccoelieat opportumity by GIRMAN LAW, HIXTEEN YRARS OF AGE, OF GOOD elatetion, 04s goo! moral character, weet « tpetable commercial or mans ‘eetart Ie willing t bind himeeif for « somber of are, and comes well recnnmented. Piesse sddrere a 1,08), Port Uftee ox WANTED —A LAD IN A PIANOPORTE Wine room One who sen play bimerlf generally usta! Apply at Hews’ pianoforte A wtoation ln a busines« Fitestion wanted private family, coot wha nor may be ¢ epetehed to them. Aleo, ip ail einime for | Gaye. Gamage “6 Temes aad arre. confer wits the t-, tear rT cinlmr may ve settle’ awieGhly and with mae Oe Pee * ioems, uWwoa |