The New York Herald Newspaper, January 9, 1855, Page 9

the members of Congress would grant the prayer of their petition during the present sess'on AtOP.M. the Convention adjourned to 10 A. M. to- morrow. Baunauonre, Jan, 8, 1855. By the arrival of the Southern mail as Iste as due, we ve received New Orleans papers of Sunday, the 31st alt., but they contain no news. Markets. PHILADELPHIA BTOCK BOARD. Puavenrnta, Jap, 8, 1855. We bave no alteration in the money market to report to-day. Stocks are firm. Reading, 873g; Morris Canal, 12%; Long Island, 1834; Pennsylvania Railroad, 42); Penneylvania 5's, 62. Important Disclosures. STUPENDOUS RAILROAD SCHEME FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK. Jt appears that we are to have another grand railroad ‘operation in the city of New York, which, in pot of pecalation, will outrival all others, and even throw the great Pacific railway attempt completely in the shade. Certain shrewd and bold adventurers have concocted a plan to fasten upon this city a railroad in Broaiway, another through Grand street from the Williamsburg ferry to the Hoboken ferry, and still another through avenue D, Columbia street and East 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 isa class of men in this community who are open to any chance or adventure for makixg money, and who for the past few years have ‘been lurking about our City Hall, engaged in the Jauda- 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 citios of Williamsburg, Brooklyn and Bush- wisk, passed June 29, 1883. This clique is made up of three distinct interests, and way be classified as follows:—First, the Broadway Com- pany; second, the Grand Streets Company; third, the Avenue D and East Broadway Company. These three in- ‘Yerests all work in common with one another, and when Dlended together form one harmonious whole—the most finisbed and skilful lobby ever formed by a ‘Third Bouse.’’ The members of this accomplished and formidable dobby have been busy for the past six months, and Dave gone into the subject with such nice calcula!ions as to secure the election of certain members of the Legislature, for the express purpose of carrying this etupendous project by acoup 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 postions in tils city—in fact, the projectors have tried te secure every available interest that ingenuity and cunning could Gevise; 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- gialature 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 — ‘the “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 bet a duty to bring these schemes before the public, that they may know what to antiaps” sadhow wapply a remedy to corrupt legisiation. .¢ appears ‘thst these grants will not be pressed until after the ‘United States Senatorship is disposed of, when they will come up in the ‘ollowing 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 one con- cern, as such an arrangement is 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 concerned with others in driving the New Haven Company from the ‘Harlem track, in order that that company may be put ‘to the extremity of making terms with the Second Ave- woe Reliroa’d Company; to use their track instead of the Feurch avenue. Destruction of the Rev. Dr. Burchard’s Church by Fire. ‘The alarm of fire yesterday morning,+0on after 5 o’clock, was caused by a fire being discovered in the Presbyte rap 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 for these buildings, the church stood detached, and a space Of some ten to twelve feet remained on each side 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 ‘ese than an hour the whole of the church was in ruins. In the rear of this church, on Fourteecth street, 's the Protestant Episcopal church of tne Annunciation, Rev. Samuel Seabury. Thie church escaged damage. ‘The Thirteenth street Presbyterian Church was inati- tuted by a colony from the church in Houston street, of the same denomination. It was commenced in the year 1847, in which year also it was dedi The original cont of the church was $25,000, and of the ground oa which it was built $10,000, At first the congregation was quite small, and !t was a matter of serious concern to them bow they would build and pay forthe chure! bot by an earnest effort they at length succeeded accompliching the former, and would soon have beea enabled to pay off what remsined of the debt of the church had not this unfortunate occurresce taken After the church was opened, the Rev, Dr Burckard was called u) officiate as the prssor of the congre- gation, which pos: he has filled for the last eight years with eminent ability, and to the great satisfactioa of his flock, Though small at first, tne congregation nas gradually increased, watil at the time of the baroing every pew hoe occupisd, both on the ground floor a an the galleries. urch was in the Grecian doric style of archi- twcture, avd though it might not compare with some of its more showy neighbers in outward appearance, its Smterior arran; wt) erything that could be derired. Dr. Burchard uély changed his resi dence from West Thirteenth sireet, adjoining the church, to 16 Bank street. In doing #0, he ongiected to remove his library, which was total, troyed by the fire. On this the asurance bad just ran out, and the doctor thereby suffers a loss of some $1,600. The Morary contained som very rare and valuable works. Awong others, an edition of the old fathers, woich can not be replaced in this country. ‘We learn that the pastors anit coi tions of the neighboring churches have come forward in the kindest manver, and offered the use of their lecture rooms to Dr. Burchard’s con; tion, uatil their own edifice would be rebuilt. Dr. Potts aad Dr. Sommers have both mace this proffer, with the assent of their respective eae. A meeting of the trustees of the ehurch was last night, te see what could be done in the way of furnishing @ place of worship for the congrega tion, and to ‘ake measures for the immediate erection of a new building om the site of the old one. Aa the church has now 500 communicants, there will doubtless be no difficulty in raising the requisite eam to com- mence the work. The foliowing is the insurance on the church—Hano yer Insuravuce Co., $6,000; Merchants’ Ioxurance Oo., $6,000; Bt. Nicholas do., $4,000 on the organ, $1,000, om the (‘om Insurance Co, mating in $17,000. Explowon of a Steam Boiler. TRE EXGINEER SERIOUSLY INJURED-—MIRACULOUS EACAPE OF THE RESIDENT? OF THE ADJOINING BUILDINGS. A nteam boiler exploded yesterday morning about 634 @ clock, at the carpenter’s shop of James Stephens, No 90 Went Twenty-first «treet. it appears that Jame, Duna, the engineer, had started the fires as arual, prem te cummencing work, and after doing so he etepped outside the building, leaving no one to attend the fires. Through rome inexplicable oversight be oe glected to acjust the steam escape, when a most fearfo szposion took place, which tore the building to atoms Inte, Be wan buried beneath tee tase of “allen timbers juckily for him the beams fell across each other and ‘ved from immediate death, though he may ye: in injaries, Fortunately, nove of the work. men had arrived, nor was there any ome in the ek Had ‘toccurred an beur later the love of life woult The workshops were contained ina three story briak building, extending to the rear part of the lot, and within some twenty-five feet of the reer portcn of Church of the Holy Commonion, (Nr. Mablenberg’s,) corner of Twentieth street ant sixth avenus. also the jor’s bouse and Mrv. Rongers’, on Twent eth etreet. Fie concussion of the explosion, together with the Sragsente of brick ant iron thrown therefrom, suattered the windows and raised the coping of the roof of Dr. Muabiraborg’s house, which i+ sitaated on a line w th the workshop. Ax might be surmined, the explitica canged the greatest consternation among the resi tents of the hooses in the veinity. Bri pisers of tm- der were hurled with grest foros into the bedrooms ia the rem ™ house, Fortunately the ser- partof the dwelling, # p iners, or lve they woul! have njaries, an they found on ug to their rooms, large plecee of stone and brick oo the beds they had just vacated, A hy was discovered in a cradle, from which a child had been taken afew moments belore. What remained of the building after the explosion took fire, and as the mate- rials were most inflammable it burned with great tury. ‘The adjeining house in Iwenty-first street. occupied by Mr. Cowdrey, was muc> injured by the explosion, aad the rear portion damaged by the fire. By half-past 10 o'clock the fire was entirely put out, and the firemen released from their arduous duty, Mr. Stephens’ insurance on the-buildiug amounted to $2,000 in the St. Nicholas Insurance Company. He est mates bis loss at between $6,000 and $7,000, AN ACCIDENT. Mr. James MeDermott, of Hose Company No. 5, while running to the fire slipped and injured himself severely. He wae taken to bis residence. Military Ball at New London. The firet apnual 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 fachion to open the ball at about eight o'clock, differing im this respect very essentially from our city fashionables, who ally wat until near midnight before commencing the dan Having partaken of a hasty repast, we were not slow in wending our way towards the location Where the warrior’s arms Shed their splendor, And the maiden’s charms Shone most tender, Meanwhile, what strain is that which floats through Aborn Ball? Mis music such as Dodworth’s band alove can give. Upon entering the hail, a flood of ight and Veauty burst, as if by magic, upon our vidton; and though New London is rome one hundred and twenty: five miles from New York, they do not allow themselves to be outdone in artistic embellissmeots when a soirée is to come off, while in the sepply of charming women— why, our reporter almost wished hiaself a bachelor again! The stars and etripes roingling with glistening muskets, and the various insignia of office ant uniform which checkered toat capacious amphitheatre, denoted the occasion which brought them together, while on- ward went the dance, and the utmost joy and hilarity seemed to lend their ehsrmed {niluence to render the same highly entertaining d delight- ful. Among the guests who were present we no- ticed quite » number of military gentlemen of bigh dis- tinction in that State, together with several representa. tives from bod rend press at large, while much of the wealth and fashion of the city honored the occasion with their presence. Tt ere was also a full delegation of both ladies and gentlemen from the neighboring cities, no that the entire number present could not have been less than two hundred couple. We will not venture to remark upon the personal attractions of the fair nex who were there assembled, contident as we are of our pec oan A to do them justice, should we undertake it; but tating it for granted they were a fair specimen of New id beauty, we must conclude the Yankee girls are idedly pretty and highly accomplished, Dancing was continued unti! the ‘ little hours’ warned the bappy company of the near inet of morning, when they separated, though not without regrets that the winter solstice did not contribute more length of night than that which marks 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 Placen in New Fugland, |The har. bor is said to be one of the best in the world, and has pot been obstructed by ice more tnan 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 oppomite aide of the river; but it has rsen, phernix-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 Nai thing in that line. Brooklyn Intelligence. A PRiwst 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 & complaint made by Hugh Fitzpatrick, ebargirg him with assault and battery. It appears that the compla'nant took one of bis children to the house of ‘the priest for the purpose of haring it baptised. In ac- oe ce with the usual custom in such erremoaies, the parent was wired to inake certain answers to ques- tions age by priest. Being unable to do so, after several repetitions, tbe 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 reoetved, left the house ins hurry, avd procured a warrant for the arrest of his spiritual advisor. The defendant ap- peared before Justice Curtis yesterday morning to an- Awer, but as the complainant did not make himsolf vini- Die, it is more than probable that the difficulty will be setiled without recourse to la Court Calendar—This Day. States Disrucr Covrt.—Nor. 17, 25, 50, 4a, at tarao toad to 43. bork Cockt—Circutit.—Part 1.—Nos. 253, 589, 950, 365, 848, 1229, 1231, 1235, 1234, 1296, 1238, 1240 wo 1244) 1246 to 1253, '1265' to 1269, 1261. ‘Part 2.—Non. 2780, 2790 to 2799, 2801 to 2807, 2809 to 2820. Svrnmx Court—Special Term.—Adjourred to next Monday. Common Preas—Part 1.—Nos. 86, 118 to 131. Part 2— Nos. 96 to 107, 109 to 117. Svursrion Count —Nos. 168, 173, 14, 229, 230, 93, 281, 232, 283, 286, 936, 237, 23634, 238, 20, 242, 245, 240, 267, 258, 259, 260; 261) 248) 249; 261; 252, 263, 254, 2 262) 268) 264 265, 266, 268, 269, 270, 271, 94. enty=five Cents, Fifty cents $1 and Hi taken perfect by machinery, and Holmer’ United States patent double cameras; two pic- tures in ons sitting, and 600 daily, Depot 289 Broad- way. Pianos! Pianos!—Enormous redaction In prices —Superior tune pianos for $175, 190, 226, 250. 275, #300, and those of every variety of atyie and price, from those with the most elegantly carved caves and pearl keys, to thone of the plaine finish, comprising those of ton dif- ferent manufactories, among them the beautiful olian 0 of T. Gilbert & Co.'s m: pianos. Secondhand Prices trom $10 to $150. different maoufastories, including 8. D. & H. W. Smith’s well known melodeo (tuned the t.) Prices,$45, $60, $75, $100, $115, 50, Each metroment guaranteet. HORACE WATERS, 333 Broadway. ‘Weddi: Cards—An Assortment of Ever dell’s elegantly engraved wedding cards, envelopes, &e., can be had om application, or sent by post vo any part of the country. Established 1840, JAMES EVERDELI, 362 Broadway, corner Duane st. This Dey —This Is «a Basiness Community.— Drones are or should be unknown in the American hive. Therefore every citizen should be well grounded ip the indispensible requisites of a cometent business man, vViz:—Bookkeeping acd penmanship. {hese essential are now being taught at GOLDSMITII’S, 362 Broad way, for half bi late charges, This reduct.op, however, ‘ tewporary, and thos whodo not apply early wil not enjoy the benefit of Cheap Printing, Blank Books, Stationery.— Also, copying presses, writing papers, gold pens, &e., aj Jarge stock of all articles in our line, of the best qua: lity, at low pricee Blank books made to order. Cards, heals. cheeks, blanks oper, &e., printed and hi raphed ia Lay the lowest prives. Diar for 1865. all sizes. RIC MUTHEL, Stationers, Prin: tery, ant Blank book manufacturers, 61 Willlam e:reet, near Cedar, ‘Those of our Lady Citizens that wish to se- lect bandrome set of furs, at a very low price, from jety and quality, must goto BANTA, 106 Canal street. We can assure our friends who generally patron'se Broadway, a call at his place will pay well in these hard simon. i" t cost, and those in want of a splendid article, very , should call on WHITE, 212 Broadway, cornsr of Fulton street, Selling off, at an immense reduction of our former prices, the balance of our stock of wister cloth- ing. Overcoats, $2 50 to $6; pants and verte, $1 to $4. Cail, examine and purchase. GRANT & RYDER, corner | of Grand and Centre streets. Hard Times—Its Efrects.—$100,000 worth of fine winter clothing, manufactured by three of the Jead- ing houses in way, selling 25 per cent umler cost of manufacture, at EVANS” clothing warehouve, 66 and €8 Fulton street, Miliord, 15," Memphis, 1, at EVANS’ oi house, 66 and 68 Fulton street. At No. 388 Broadway, New York, you will find COBTAR'S cockroach, &c., exterminator! (whole- sale and retail) depot. Itis the only article that does the work effectual Try it, and you will be sure to rid your dwellings of these nuleancas. The Greatest Discovery of the Age—That iy what everybody stares who hae used Dr. Tobias’ Venetian liniment for coughs, croup, sore throat, chapped hands, frosted fer, rheumatirm, & does not rdlieve, the money is returned bO cents Depot, 60 Cortlandt street. On Seturday, Jan the France, to Miss Manin Awtoierre Boski, of New York. jonday, January 8, by the Rev. Mr. Leo, at the residence of ‘he bride’s mother, Mr. M. Comey to Misa Horinex Comrx, only daugater of Mis. J. Levy, of New ork, California papers please eopy On Monday morning, January *, by the Right Rev Joba Laugh Bishop of Brooxlyn, Jami J. Lrows, Esq, ‘OSUBAN, relict of the lave Anthooy Kerr, lo Lrvoblyn, the Rev. Mr. Nye, Mr. Ran Revs 1G#R, of Brooklyn. January 2, at the Norfol h, by 1 tina, daughter of Alexan: this erty. ‘At Port Richmond, #.1., on Mondsy, Dec. 26, by the Rev, John Seage, W. Avsrun Eowanps, of Mibura, N. J., to Many Jank, second eldest daughter of Joha Wilson, | of the former plage, pow in Califorasa, Bosvoa, on Thursday, January 4, by Hon. J. @. Park, at his residence, and in this city, by Kev. J 8. J., at the Chureh of St, Francis Xavier B. Krxspy, Esq,, of this Manat Brackron, daughter of Joseph M. Brown, Easy , vy piece of wtone ag, Op Monday, January 8, Pionenck Roxyuts, infant ; roel) and Susannah Runnels. ends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, at cneo' clock this « late residence, 498 Pearl 1CK CARROLL, & nat ¢, county Cavan, Ireland, from 3¢ His friends are invited to attend bid f o'clock this afternoon. On Monday, January 2 months and 23 ‘The friends and relatives of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residen: corner of Eighty sixth street and Third avenue, at twelve o'clock to-morrow, On Monday morning, January 8, after a short illness, Cuaries WiltlaM, son of Thomas and Frances Wood, neal, at two 8, Coanies Dasies 6 ‘The relatives and frends 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 tu- morrow afternoon. On Monday, January 8, Mr. E.aw Lywn, aged 71 years. The friends and acquaiatances of the fam ly are re- d to attend bis funeral, from bis late re- ridence, 48 Carroll street, South Brooklyn, at one o'clock on Thursday afternoon, On Monday morning, January 8, in the 42d year of bis age, Jacon Lowit.Lanp. His friends and relatives are respec tend his funeral, from bam, at balf past on lly invited to at- dence, Belinont, Ford- o'clock to-morrow afternoon. Carriages will be at Fordham depot to mest the train which leaves Twenty-sixth street at twelve o'clock. On Monday, January $, Many kuvina, the only daugh- ter of John &, and Elizabeth Catlin, aged 2 months and | painted pla The relatives wnd friends of the family are requested | PIDAts Tmunerb cuter tinek Walnut completa eeith to attend her funeral, at haif-past one o'clock this after- noon, from the residence of her parents, No. 321 Tenth | On Monday morning, January 4, FRANCS MoCane, son | of Francis and Rose McCabe, aged 6 years, & montas and and friends ot the fam'ly are respectfnlly | invited to attend his funeral, from 148 Seventh avenue, at balf- pas: one o’cl this afternoon, January 7, Many Euizanern, r ghter of Thomas and Isabella Boyd, aged 4 months avd 24 days, acquaintances of the family quested to attend the funeral, from 2 at eleven o'clock this morning, without further notice. On Sunday, January 7, Racnet, 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, Ema Frances, ughter of Sarah and lvaac B. Bates, aged | 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 At the residence of her mother, Mrs, E. B. Noy Somers, Westchester county, New York, on Sunhay even- 7, Mise Haunier Brown jaughter of the late Heary Noyer, Esy., of St. thomas, East Jamaica. ‘and friends of the family are respectfully ed to attend her funeral, from her late residence, | at one o'clock this afternoon, In 8, Augustine, E. F., December 24, of consumption, Mr. Rowenr A. Lirrux, aged 52 yoars, for many years an esteemed resident of Cincinnati, Obio. At Paris, France, December 20, Cuantes A. Hannison, | aged 20 years, youngest son of J. Harrison, Eaq., of thif | searee and desirable Noyes, aged 20 ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1855. SALES AT AUCTION. DLOW, AUCTIONEER, ELEGANT? UO: uraftdrs at anction —E. B. Ludlow wi!) on Ponrsday, Jaouary 12, at! o'clock 16 Bast Fourteenth street, between Broadway and bith avenue, the entire furniture contained fn said how censisting in port of elegant rosewoo! mahogany parlor and bedroom furaituze, Bubl cabi. marble tables, pier glasses, marble vases, ble top tables, Freoch bedsteads, wardrobes, fata de wark curtains, sofas, chairs, tete-ateter, Aximinste and Brussels carpets, ke Catalogues cao be had office of the auctioneer, 11 Wall street, the day pr to vale. . Gres COOK, AU CTIONE! R—PEREMPTORY SALE | of clegant furniture, vianoforter, oil paintings, mattresses, mirrors, Ac, George Cook w Ji nell this day, at $85 Broadway, corner of Anthony etreet, at 10) o'clock A. M., a splendid stock of furniture, planofortes, &e., embracing ry article usually found ip a firete! gues are now ready, aod well worthy buyers. . LEEDS, AUCTIO: sale: NEER—DY H. H, LEEDS perd assortment of coat . in suites, covered with the rich janses and other valuable far- ‘& Co., will sell by suction, on n. 10, at 1034 o’elock, at No. 17 Broad- the Rowling Green, by order of the as- signee, & large and valuable assortment of elegant house- hold furniture sting of superb royal velvet parlor carpets, large French Plate pier glasses, costly glass chandeliers aud gas brackets, mantle do , about fifty valuable oil paintings in rich frames, lace and other window curtains, rosewood carved and plate back ete- geres, rosewoo) piauotorte, lady's rosewood secretary, music case, rosewood centre tables, marble tops; bronze figures, superb parlor suites in rosewood, covered in crimson AG gold silk rocatelle, do. in purple and gold do,, draw ng room in rosewood, covered with medallion, figured crimson tin; large and costly vases and clocks, ante-room furniture ia rosewood, covered in crimson silk brocatelle; din'ng oak carved russet, oak covered tapestry; oak hat rack and chairs, perb dinner, tea and bieakfast sete; cut glass goblets, wines, champay &e.; rich plated ware, extra chii bedroom furniture, Brussels and ingra’ Ju te marble tops, &c. siahogany do., bookessed, mattrenses, Dediting, Sc.) cliaiwcovered in delaines and Bair cloth; cabinets, curtains, oval and other lookingglassex, dress ing bureaus, wardrobes and otber furniture. Sale with- out reserve. ENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.—BY H. H. LEEDS & CO., on Wesine-day, January 10, at 1035 o'clock, At the sales room 19 Nassau atreet, ‘superb first clas furs, manufactured by J. H. Harley, 34 John street, and | every article warranted in all respects, consisting of sleigh robes of the finest qaality, some of which are very Iso real ‘royal ermine, Hudson ice selection of Rusia mink, Gre- able; stone marten muffs, pelerines, rc. We particularly ci Fay sables, a very cian marten, ti capes, victor tention of BWATER, AUCTIONEER.—VANDE- WATER & TURNER will selon Tharsday, Jan. 11, a 1035 o'clock, at sales rooms 30 Pine street and 56 Ce. dar street, oil paintings, a magnificent assortment of oil paintings, io rich gilt frames, mostly of the Duasel- OHN L. VAN | dorf school, just received per isabella from Europe, and inting Of tine English and Italian tandscapes, marine figures, fruit pieces, &e. The above are all orginal paintings, and are migned by the celebrated artista, T+mape, Kekbart, Verbsoeven, H. Cornan Clasen, Vanglehin, Kobe], Linet, Kennemaas, Gudin, Vanhove, Fosboum, Kiera, dnd several others. ‘Also fine American landsca +*, warine views, &c ; also fine oval paintings, on silk, attacned to glass by the French artist Cham: beau. tention of arateurs is respectfully requested Je, a¥ they have been selected with great trom the fine collection now in the city. The whole be fold without reserve. Now oo exhibition ‘OHN W. SOMERINDYKE, AUCTIONEER —-CON@TA- ble’s sale of segars, tobacco, pipes, &e.. on Wed- at the auction room 110 Centre anklin, at 103% o'clock, a large | quantity of eogars, of different brands; also, foreign and | comestic tobacco, Pipes glass a SALES AT AUCTION. LUDLOW, AUCTIONEER.—BY VIRTUE OF mortgage, will be sold, this day, the 0th of Janu ary, 1856, ot 11 A.M. at the corner of Thirty-ffch street and Tenth avenue, the line of omoibuees known 4 Fourth avenue line, cons'sting of one hteen horses, eighteen stages, w foad Jot of harness, and all the propert ether with the lease of the premises. | wes H. CROMBIE, Attorney for Mortgages. M. CRISTALAR, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON Wednesday, 10th inst., at 10 o'clock, the stock ined in store 82 Chatham street, con- sisting of fine gold pins, earrings, bracelets, necklaces, d and fob chai unters, glans casen, shelving, &c.; also two of Herring’s Greproof salamander UVETION NOTICE.—D. $. HOUGH, AUCTIONEER. — Unrererved sale of first class rosewood, walnut aod y furniture, thin day, Tuesday toorning, at 10%, at 79 Warren street, near Greenwich, comprising t! most elegant and durable parior furniture to be met with in the city, such as large, rich and finely Gnished ror uits, marble top rosewood etege: marble top centre tables, splendid rosewood bookcase, do. secretary, pier, ofa’ and fanc: ood corner etegere, corner stanls, embrol apwarde of royal tapes- ant decorations, wood brocatell window curtail ing, Tugs and mats, € ¢ and parian ornaments, y ‘vases of the most beautiful and costly descriptions, 7 o2- tave rosewood pianoforte, of excellent tone, richly fram- ed French oval glacses, 01! paintings on # variety of sub- Jects, by celebrated artists, gas chandeliers, stair car 1 aad other bureaus, mar wis, elegantly carved , do. , gilt china toilet vets, Bruasely carpeting, reeilles coont rpanes, blankets, bolsters, yil- trewses, mauogany y and walnut extens pet and rode, rosewood di Je top stands, rosewood be seat chairs, mabou china dinner t, lone of the eale, of ten service, coffee w nee, forks, butter knives,’ &e. Sa: UCTION NOTICS.—SAMUFI eer, will nell, without reserve, at his Koa Atreet, to-morrow at 10% A. M., a collection o pots, wardrobes, «olay, chaira, beiateads, bureaus, mat- tresses, bookeasee, washatands, enamelled chaniber nu oil paintings, engravings, extension dinin, top centre tables, one satin brocatelle, oxe superior rosewood piano forte, Ac. TICE —CRUCK H. BARTLEL jock, at 281 Pear! #1 ortinent of glacaware. gipey ware, &e., in love to suit purchasers. Cata 1d goods cao be examined. ON NOTICE.—MORTGAGEE’S § watches, fine jewelry, ke GOOD, auctioneer, will rell at bi« gales roows, sau street, portion of a mortgaged stock of vol! by some of the best Huro;ean manufacturers, as wel vest, fob aod guard chains ings, pias and brooches, Particulars in catalogues. and tue celeorated ino- | Wodnesday,) J andsome rose woor FRY, GLASS ANDCHIN A. | I KOTURES ON THE EYE AND SPRCTACLES. Lice 4 cy a five assortment of gold Jadies’ cbatelains, finger and By order of inortgageer. SSIGNEE’S SALE —THE NEW AND DESIRABLE stock of foreign and dom 210 Bowery, (where the goods can sold on or before to the subscriber, at 187 ae § ARSONS. Assignee. Y WATERBURY & DYER, AUCTIONRR I. —TUES January9 th, at our «tore, Temporters tale of 580,000 genuine Havana segare of beh cost; also 710,000 German segars, pu atyle; also wines and brandies, by th» cask and doren, of the best quabty, detivered from the tonded warehouse also three cases chewing tobacco, absynthe, preserved Iruite and other articles worthy of particular attention, to be sold, by eatalogu: sale will commence HARLES BURDETT, ALBERT H. NICOLAY. Application to be made 8 Aroad street. perlor Assortment of heart maar -ATE MAYOR'S CLERK,) WITH auctioneer and comm! Salen of real extate, fancy goods, farn “ CTION NOTICE ROCKERY, GLASS AND CHINA.—AL CAN ANTWERP & 80N wil Jan. 9, at 10 v'elock, jortunent of crockery, gla im lote to «uit purchasers D. NASH, AUCTIONEER eo way —Sherift’ cay, January 9, 1895, way, consisting of a gene: wle of wtationery, Ae, on Turs- 10 o'clock A. Mi, at 241 Broad assortment of stationery dominoes, erayons, pencils, ateel pens wed holders, bill, cap and letter paper, , chess men, chequer boards, mahogany D. NASH, AUCTIONEER —S1OKe 310 BROAD. sale of hardware, wtoves, ke ¥ VAN ANTWER? will reli te 216 Pearl wtreet, 666 don Groux'e patent English fancy foap, in lote to sult purchasers at Il o'clock, at 331 by Br ,000 worth of ri cy fore, to be sold without reserve, as the stock comprises some of the richest fare that have ever been The stock comprices the finest ian sto @ marten, Russian fitch, Bide Married. 'y 6, by the Rev. Apart Lafont, at Canal street church, Prosre Mopesre Hornet, of | offered at pubic aoction. nd trimmings in greet jane: ie called to this Welnosday afternoon, January 4, by wan Fowien, ‘of Guilford, Ct, “LOBURE OF MORTOAGE —O% day of Jupuary, I will expose for Virtue of firecloving & mortgage, ali the Axtu stock of & Oret ra'e grocery store, tituated at 302 Kast Hath street, J.P. BADENBOP, Atteroey for Mortgages. reet Baptiat Armitage, Wavren &. Watonow r Macrady, Baq., all of in perfect orvier tween avenues P ARLES: |, Conrtadle. “[ OSEPH HEGEMAN, AUCTIONSER.— WEDNESDAY, Jan. 10, at 10 o'clock, A. M., precively at 397 lenry street, between President and Carroll, South Brooklyn —Administrator’# sale —A large and general assortment of parlor, chamber, dining room aad kitchen farniture, bedding ‘and taoie linen, wilver and plate , digner, breakfast, tea and tollet crockery, ke , ke. ‘Catulogue# at the salesrooms. Phe furniture {s in good order. JECOND ASIC NEES’ SALE Of ELLGANT ROSEWOOD, +) mahogany and walnut parior and chamber furn)- ture—To morrow, Wednesday morning, 105, o'clock, in the wareroome of A.C. Humbert (late Humbert & Ken- by), 172 an3174 Fulton s:ree:, Brooklyn, The portion of the assigned property erobraced .n this sale is in no degree inferior to that of the first enie, and includes many article not heretofore olfered Theattention of tae trade and others wanting real’y good furnitare, i# in plavog, 0/1 paints ed ware, French china, AFTOr#, Be w! ile, lamps, ée., bein, a2, pene i invoices from various individuals, avd very welect arti: tion cooms cles. Come and examine at the spaciour 204 Broadway, corner of Duane street. Lvery feciit rendered to purchasers fa putting up artis! in pack city or vieinity. personal property, either new or second hand paos. BELL, AUCTIONEER-—BY BELL & BUSH — This day, at 1045 o'clock, in the salearoom, 27 Cen tre street, will be sold @ general variety of house- bold furniture, carpete, chaire, ctover, ba- pictar: cutlery Ae. alec, 16,000 segers, b ‘of execution. Wednesday, at 104; o'clock, will » sold, without reserve, the balance stock ef # general countsy, store, imeluding fine variety of boos aod M R. AL M New Yora from Liverpool by tae clipper Dread- delay on Rieken & Melebwre, 06 Prost street, hongh>, om Wednesday, Ovtober4, ie requested to write to be. Sheiton Mackenzie, New York, who har an impor- tant comm sation for trated by models, ¢ every Wedmenday evening, w Mr FRANKS, of No. 2 Vark Kow, optician nad # ena tos Fye Hospital. aod fye and Bar Inf lesion 12}, cexte POLITICAL, ™ ELETH WARD.—THE DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS OF the Twelfth ward, friendly to the general adwin tration, are requested to attend a primary clection, to be held at Conrad’s Mount Morris Hotel, ov Thursday, the iith of January, between the hours of 3 andéo P. M., to elect three delegates to th at Tammany Hall. five to the Young and « Ward committee JOHN ORR. JAMES OPREGORY ANDKE FIC WATCHES, JEWELEY, &. ALIVORNIA DIAMONDS —GENTLEMEN’S CLUSTER AY HiME HRD ebsin, $6) wisnous, $4; cluster earrings, vogie stone ping, $5 to $10; rings, _oeges comnot tell them from the rea! L. & J. JAGOBE, 467 Broadway. NEW PUBL ATIONS, *XTRAORDINARY PUBLICATION, On Saturday next, Jan. 13, will be publ ebed, MY COURTSHIP, AND ITS CON> QUENCH, by HENRY WIKOFF ; true aecount of the author'+ adventsres in Enp'and, - d tialy, with Miss J. © GAMBLE, THE AMERICAN NETRIER® One limo. volume: price $1 no paper, 81 2 in th. For ele by all books ters J.C, DERBY, Pablieber Now marble bulb tings, 110 Swen B.—Perther particulars in « fature adv JEVENTH ANNUAL BALL OF MANAHAN'® 06 y Halt on th or on the eve Manahan, Weer, 270 JHREWSEURY HOY —THE ANNUAL BALL OF THE Neptune Ciub wil be held, at the Apollo Rooms, 410 Broadway, on Tneeday evening, Janvary 9, 1896, CHARLES G, CORLEY, President OWN A. Saree, Secretary Ther EX TY-AXTH ANNUAL BAL) POR THE PENNE | ft of the New Yorr Five Departicest Fund, wll lake noe et the Acadewy of Mare Fourteenth etreet, om Monoay evening, Jan. 10 J86f. Tete aay be preeemd GTeTE WARD “COMPANY F ARMOR ¥ way Houve, January 4, 1866 ony “der The menbers of th aed to as the ot at, knapenck and white gloves $ an Cseort tn the New York State Miltary Convention. rder of 108 Hi. JOHNSON, Ortomacdant Wssmixaton apie, Orderly W OH LAGIO™— A TUE NTION.—THE OFC ERY OF tase organina a\ the Mercer Howse, at, at 54 o'eloes, om import teodanee in required. By onde Rowmar Vaanen, Adjotact. business. Prompt ab kB ene! SHIPPING, t ‘i aaa inenday, Jan. 10, at 12 0'elock, M., foot of Canal street. For f, nequalled aerommodations for and comfort, apply to EDWARD K COLLINS, 56 Wall street Passengers aro requested to be on board at 21g A. Mf t e, and eal Jan. 24. ppera will please take notice that the ships of this , line canmot carry any goods comirahy | AE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES Mail Steamers.—The ships composing the line are the following — ATLANTIC, Capt, West. 4 } hor berth, at th | renee, has no objection Lo BALTIC, Capt Comstock w hips have been bullt by contract, expressly for Every care has been taten in ther wines, to ensure strengta ations for passengers are Price of passage government service. and speed, and their unequalled for elegance aud comfort from New York to Ls iT NICE, TIDY, | A deritous of ob 25; from Liverpoo! An experienced surg’ secured until paid tor. PROPOOKD DATER OF BATLING. PROM LITRRPOL, Saturtay, Dee. 17 Saturiay, Dec. 3 Saturday, Jao. Saturday, Jan. Saturday, Feb. Saturday, Feb. 2 FROM NEW YORK. Wednesday, Dec. Wedaesday, Jan. Wednesday, Feb, 21,189 Wednesday, Mar. Py RESPECTS A speak Kugliah, ev street, New York. BROWN, SHIPL STRPDEN KENNARD &CO., WAINWRIGHT & 00., RGE H. DRAPER, ‘The owners of those ah gold, silver, bullion, specie, jewelry, precious stor tal, unless bills of lading are the value thereof therein. ame), Shippers please take notice cannot carry any goods cont IE LIVERPOOL ANU PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP CHESTER, .. 2.125 tor CITY OF BALTIMORE, CITY OF WASHINGTO! 00 Austin Friars, London L Capt. R. Leiten, , January 18, 1656, YROM LIVERPOOL, CITY OF MANCHESTER, . Wednesday, December 20, 1664. KAN BS 05 About Wednerday,. $65 and $55, according to state room. bird clase passer A limited number of taken from Vhiladelyhia und Liverpool, m Philadelphia,,..,.$30] From Liverpool.....,.845 Parties wishing to bring out their friends can obtain certificates of passage, and vafte on Lives d upwards. A, iH t atrest, Philadel LASGOW AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP COMPANY .— ‘The new and powerful steamahips NEW YORK, tops and 600 horse power (R. Craig. Commander, GLASGOW, 1,962 tone, aud York, GLASGOW, Saturday, 20th Januar, Firat cabin saloon state-rooma (steward Firat eabin, midabi Third Clase.—A limited number of third will be taken, supplied with provisions of g roperly couked, at $30 exch, Carr waage, apply tod. MosY MOD ‘ork city bills or gold only re- way, New York. ceived for parsage. NITED STATES MAIL STEAMER FOR SOUTH- ampton and Havre.—The United States mail . LOUIS, J. A. Wotton, Com leave New York on Saturiay, January the 15th, ot ., from pier No, U7 North river, fuot of Beach | treet. Price of passage, first cal be sent oo board the da) No freight taken after before, marked * below.’! ureday, January the llth. EW YORK AND RN vig Nicaragua, the Acee * OF Tit) WEST ‘Turner, will leave fr river, at 3 o'clock NE, y Transit Company endid double wnat 600 tons burthen, ‘ou pier No. 3 North y, for Punta Arenas, on with the favorite , 2,000 tone burthen, over the Nicaragua transit route, having but twelve miles of land transportation by Orst clans carringes. rparsed iu their veatilation and accommeds: For information or passage ap) MORGAN, Agent, No, made up ‘at the oflice. per half ounce. NITED STATES MAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, Via Aspinwall aod Panama Rallroad.—On Satur - $2o'clock P. M., from pier foot of Warren street, North river, will be deepatober the fleet RTH S: AR, Captain Richard Wamack, to ama with the ‘These steamers Green Latter cout Furniture, | $4y, January 20, sitver plat- | Third aven ma ty prevent ¢ any's office, 177 Went ntreot for shipping, and rending t any part of the . Bo—It ie expected that the urgent wants of part of the ponlle will cali for a cop‘ iouation of these sales. Jt in free for ali to send, and al} kinds of vana and New Ori Li, at 2 o'clock P.M. North river, CRESCENT CTI de secured at the 0, 50 ni—On Wedoerday, January | from pier foot 0! Warren atreet, eli known and favor: , Captain John MoGo Company's office. Suippers will be rupplied of lading of the form rigned by plication at their office figned, ‘and no bille uf indiag will be signed after the For freight or paseage apply at tue Weat street, corner of War- MO. ROBERTS, NEW ORLEANS STicaM iy COM | Washing and iroping, i ae | dren and |s willing to wake herself frverally vsefal. Gcod elty reference given Vase call'at 6 third ave bour of sailing. office of the Company, 17 | rence with rowe of tin most r above porte om Tueeday, J pler at foot of Bouch and for Mobile, Comsigned to our agents in | James Connoly & Co., will be forwarded Passengers (or Havana must pro- free of commissions. TUS SONFELDY, WHO ARRIVED IN sorts betere leavin, ae 0, 11 Broadway Scbufelét, Commander, and sail Thursday, Januai + im for aigning the evening previous to the pip ~The Cabawba, R. W: L succes! the black Werrior, 2 Kills of nding mu OR NOKFOLK, PETER BS AND KICHMOND.— Tre United States mall» ish, commander, will leave pier 1d N taturcay, Jan. 15, at 4 o'cloex P. M.; will arrive in Nor folk the meat afternocy, and Peter ing morning. From > roceed by rnilron) direct, with throu tte from Weldem to Wilmongton, Auguets, Me 4 to Norfolk, #5, to lerebar teerage bal: price. i uw urg and Richmond olk, passengers (or tween F ret and Reoond avenwes jw SANTS, 52 Brondway. CARRYING Tite new and elegant A 1 ell VETRALIA JIONEER LINK, United “tates mail —Th per ship GHORGES, Willian Slater, Jr., master, 1, will pucered the Ocean Queen an twenty third thip immediate dexpateh der government array aod the balapee in at pier 10 Bast 116 Wall street ¥—POSITIVELY THE river, or to KR. W USTRALLA INDEVEN LENT LID $7 50. ladies’ cluster pins, 810. gentiemen’s 0 $12 The best ul ander, will wail a For balance of on Loard, at pler bh, Raat rive winirest, of EK MICH freigh: or passage, appl, | or to ARKRLD & Bibi AKLEON & CU., 62 Mouth street UBTRALJA Mo hoe dot yt MR alee 52 DAYS pasnage ty sior urne —The splendid A | clipper thip BAN 100 tone barthen, Simon Ross, comm 'r, w + derpateh for Melbourne. The ace mmodations of this Aine chip ‘or yasseogers, Voth in fret ami second cabins, arecuperot wo those of any other vessel mow up. as wengers are taken, early ‘he proprietors ef this popular that s nomber of mecharica aed others Lay ng famlion have been owing to the bigh mined to carry « limited number of yw rian of eighty waver, atlen ance | but « Hmited oumber of | plication fs necessary nd all ocher ne th the sole exeeption of bet. of her cargo and pasere LLL & ELLIOTT, 146 Pear! etreet, or ARIOUN & OO., 62 South street, SAVANNAH AND FLORID, wii weamabip ALC jew Yor® for Savannah aesege to HAMUE, |. joride, through toate ‘rote New York to Jecksouriile, $31, to Pilates, 6 SOR CHAMLEPTON AND Fi Uptted States Mall Line siramer MARION, Onptain Win. Po York for Charleston, on We 4, North River of lending signed by the vile, O71], Pathe, 987. O MAES AND GPPING WERHAN Ts, The undeteichet having been spprin'ed agente « for Vorton Marine Inevtence Compan coneels owned wt the towered at Porton (e the event of ter io the vieleity of Tinian coasts, to telegraph oF other vine shvine ‘he undersigned \immediately, that sariet- ance may be ¢ epateled to them. Aleo, ip Oil elaime for veney eat carpe. confer Mia Bes Sr ay wien ain Are nutified to stead s meeting he Jerey ant hia (Tesedey) evening, On NEAT, TIDY © of children; . untry rele: 4 rt distance “in the. Vineteenth street. Cap’, , HE nod engaged country, Please Ml ot 98 We be seen for two di You and embroidery sare, is & very good saleswoman, lerstands her bu siuess perivetly, Best of refer from ber last place, Can be seen at O9 High wt, brooklyn, PROF ESED COOk —WANTED, A SITE Ai aresjectatla middle aged woman, who perfectly understand both Freveh aod English cooking, alo tae mah pg of all hinds of pastry and jrilies, The adver: tiver would Lave no 6} votion to go a8 pastry Cook in ble public hours. Any ermumendes for M. W., » & Fourth avenue ve immediately attended to. be seen for tw TANT HOLLAND GIRL is: tion, aa chamberma'd wer, sho will be No. 12 Morgan streets, Jersey City. wireet, between Grove ant I'r SEAMSTRESS WHO MARC A underclothes, shirts, &e., Jo up fine musling neatly: ts cbildren, Call for two day» a ‘Sullivan street, near NCH WOMAN, WHO CANNOT can give pool recommendation, ring Ou murliag, wisheste find to take core of cbildren, and understands embre aplace a» chambermati | Apply te Mrs. Patain, 105 West Mroadway, in the candy | ntore PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A “ITUA tion in a emall private family a plain cook, in « wd washer and ironer has ne etlom to do eham- rwork and sewing, aud has the best of city reference. call at 2004, Wooater street. Can be seen for two RESPECTABLE AND CAPABLE, GIRL, to work, wants a situation to do pla ng and ironing, or housework. No obj She can bring good recommendations. 302 highth avenue, No charge. PRCTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITU. ation ip a private fj y. she is a good cook, will- ing tonssiet in the washing and trouing, also « bread and pastry baker, aon can produce four yearn’ re- ference, Cam be seen fortwo days at 57 Raed Twenty veventh atr it, near Fourth avenue ; WOMAN WISILES A SITUATION TO DO general housework ins private family, Good re- ference. Can be seen fortwo days at No, 74 Norfolk street, RESPRCTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITU ation as puree aud stress, or to do chamber- i ood shirt maker and understands dress. ctable family up town preferred. “an be o for two days at No. aen oot, between First und Second & RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WLAHES TO OB- at a0 chambermaid, todo ly. Can be seen for two days, at 64 bixth avena RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA- ambermaid and plain sewer, is am excel or would wait on yalid lady, Cam be highly resommended. I lease call 90 Thirty-third tireet, between Sixth and Seventh avenaen, for twodays. YOUNG GIRL WANTS A BI UATION TO DO HOUBE- A work, Can come well recommended, Can be seen for two days at 240 Twenty ei, lth street, on the cormer of Kighth avenue, RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITU- ation as chambermaid, waiter or ehild’s maid, Apply for r threw days at ber present employer's, 16b Hicks srreet or of Clark, Brooklyn. situation chambermaid, or to attend toenil mand do plain ing. Hax good elty reference. Vlease call at 115 Twenty ninth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, Can be seen until engaged A MOST RESPECTABLE PLOTERTANT GIRL WIRHES re E YOUNG GIKL WANTS A SITUATION A an nurse; in willing to tin light chamberwork na #mal!l private tamily Viense call, from WW to 4 o'clock, at 126 East Thirteenth «treet, between the a. cond and Third avenues. A SITUATION WANTED BY A KESPRCTAULE MAR- Bh ried woman, as wet nurre. Can be seen for two jaye, at 54 Willet street, between Pacific and Amity rireets, Brooklyn. SITUATION WANTED, KY A YOUNG WO! ao comes asipurns dover ova Gaaibaanaee Walter, or to do the general howework of » mall 4 Good recommendations given. Vlearo call at 36 © street, Hrooklyn. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA A tion to do pnerel housework in» «mall, respects Wie private family, Can te seen for two days, at 360 near Tweuly seventh wlevet, “ph SITUATION WANTED —AS COOK ININ A BOARD. A ing bourne or hotel, by a soman who understands all kinds of French, boghet: ‘Ao cooking, pas- can of clty reference. be acen for two days, if not om ata Maiberry, Houston street SITUATION WANTED—NY A RESPRCTAUL® young girl, to do chawberwork and assist im the wlomed to the care of oh) Bue, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. SMART YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION een crchambermald, and to do plain i, which the per /eetly wade ve of references street, betw Sieth ond Feventh RESPECTABLE GIRI, WIAHES A #ITUATION AS “ook her rouer, ot to do the general ate family neces if required Plense eall Gan be seen for have, at the Bk # i. Ageney Nf -several other Gret elaes mn aleo bere be oltaines YOUNG WOMAN WIFHES A SITUATION A 000D plan cook, Is an excellent warher and lrony?, aed 5 pood Uread baker. No obiestion ty do general house work ina private family Would prefer to be ~ in & laundry, Address No. 108 Bveventh street, REYPECTARLE. WOMAN Wisthl« TO ENGAGE 4 family's washing el ber by the month or dvaen, bad several years experience in washing, and com Wieser addreee, ale eet between avenues 4 and floor, beck reom COMPETENT DEEREMAKER WISHBS TO GO OUT A by the day or week to respectable families, Pirase a oF address & note to 160 Forsyth street. KEAVECTABLE YOUSG WOMAN WANTS A “ITI ‘on to €o plain cooing, washing and ironing, or eral housework, ina rmmil private family, or te ork and eewing Tue best of city referenee » for two days, Viesse caliat @ ation street, in the rear, Oret floor, between Prace and F pring #treet: VERY RESVECTARLE YOU?) WOWAN, WISHES sritustion as cvok weber sud lromer, orta do general housework in» email private family: le os ex cellent washer and troner ant ie bind ta ehibdren. Ceo best of city reference from her leet 4 8 respectatio foarly neet apply, Cali at Sour front, room No 16. JUNG GIRL WIKHES 4 SITUATION AS COTM vlerstande her vo cal ite branches, is am washer and tired, Has the beet of city and oe eallat Me Cason court, bet Twelfth rtreete, Haw KEXVECTABLE PROTPRTANT GIRL WISI A 21. bitustion ae cham bermad and waiter, or te dn gee Ihowseweor\. Messe call at 0 Union etreet, South Preoklys YOUNG MAM, 17 OR 18 YEARS OLD, 18 WANTED to atten coarhman ton lady and gentleman te Yelling Mouth, salary geet Address Cheval, Herald office, Hiatiog when and where he may be seen, Nowe, erceyt fully competoot, peed ao WMAN A REPLCTAWLE MARIUED MAS * woone GENTLEMAN WITH A GOOD Haas VOION, ABLE 21 t read plain monic a! right, snd Ceetrounet for rovement, eho will ring in & chet for © few oat charge, vith a proepeet Of fature com mney Lear of au exoellemt opportanity by addressing H.W, Herel! otter GPRMAN LAD, SIXTEEN YEARS OF AOR, OF G00D A eration, 804s geet moral character, wants & So } Bo ee Lao be PLANOWORTS WARE room One who sen play on the plano, aed renter 7 ueela) with Avew lo wl vescrment Apply at Hews’ pianoforte warerooms 447 BrowAeny THAMBERWORK AND GENERAL HOUEEWORK Fitestion wanted, ins mye fomiy, gow | reference grven. sypiy' 80 0. oy | day.