The New York Herald Newspaper, January 10, 1855, Page 5

an ¢ . > and the stock bales, - change is ey stent, rare a ae paps ep Premium. Freights are PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD. Pimtap: Our stock market was dull this the ing ‘uotations:—Ifeading Railroad 37, Morris Canal 1234, Long Island Railroad 13, Pennsylvania Railroad 43, aa State 5s, 82, The money marked is un- Musical Mission to Europe. We understand that Mr, William Niblo has not closed his career as a manager, but has only suspended it for a short time, in order to bring out still greater attractions. Mr. Ullman has been for some time engaged in Europe ‘in securing musical povelties for Mr. Niblo, and in the wteamer of to-day, Mr. Isaac Jacobsohn, a gentleman ‘well known in musical circles, will sail for Europe to bring out the artists engaged by Mr. Ullman, and to secure such others as can be induced to visit the United Btates. Mr. Jacobsohn is a Wall street capitalist, a shrewd financier, and well acquainted with the merits of Eu- Fopean artists. He goes on @ regular musical mission for Mr. Niblo, with full diplomatic powers, and plenty of money, to"bind the high contracting powers to the performance of their agreements. It is the intention of Niblo and Jacobsohn to give us youthfu!, beautiful, fresh and brilliant artistes, like Cruvelli or Johanna Wagner. Cruvelli will probably appear at Niblo’s, and for the ballet there is Carlotta Grisi, whom Niblo engaged wome time since. Some of these artists, will be brought ‘out by Mr. Jacobsohn. Mr. Ullman has already engaged Signors Beraldi and Galvant, tenors; Bartholdi, baritone: Neri, basso; and Signoras Mudon and Julian, prima donnas. It seems to us that if Italian opera is ever to be es- tablished in this country, Niblo and Jacobsohn are the mento doit. The Academy of Music was too far out ‘ of the way—it was not established upon correct princi- ples; and although it commenced with the greatest ar- tists in the world, who, it was supposed, would succeed anywhere, it broke down before it had completed one weason. Mr. Jacobsohn has a large capital, and sufficient prudence to avoid the rocks upon which others have split. He will give us artiste not worn out or passé, but youthful, fresh and blooming. Niblo’s theatre is a most beautiful and popular house, and in a most excellent location. ) Meanwhile the opera troupe which lately performed at Niblo’s has proceeded to Charleston, 8. C., under the direction of Mr. Corbyn. After remaining there for some time, the company will go to New Orleans, where Wlle Nau will appear in French opera, The tour may ‘be extended to Havana and Mexico. { HERALD Stanistics. —The Milwaukee Sentinel, speak. ing of our statistics of the number of murders commit- ‘ted in the United States during the year 1854, says:— “Wisconsin is set down for eight murders and one exe- eution, We think the number of murders is probably correct, but there has been no execution, unless the lynching case in Waupacca county was counted as such.’”’ The Sentinel is right. The one reeorded for ‘Wisconsin was the execution of Frederick Cartright by lynch law, on the 26th of February. In connection with murders, we find, by referring to our record, that there were killed during the past year— Wives by their husbands ‘Husbands by their wives Chiléren by their parents. Parente by their children . . Brothers by brothers Brooklyn City News. ) ‘Tex Crry Jupce‘ur.—At the meeting of the Common Council on Monday night, the vacancy existing in the Office of Judge of the City Court, was filled by the elec. ‘tion of Erastus D. Culver, Esq. This appointment, un- der the city charter, will be valid till our next charter election, but in the meantime, it is understood that Mr. Oulver intends to prosesute hisclaim by quo warranto, or otherwire, to the office, by virtue of the late,election. He did not take his seat yesterday morning, and will not, of course, do so until the resolution appointing him is approved by the Mayor, and confirmed by the Board. ‘Tux Boakp oF Surxkvisors.—The first meeting of this Sa; since the commencement of the new year, was at the County Jail yesterday afternoon, The new members appeared and took their seats. On motion of Supervisor Middleton, Amos P. Stanton, of the Third ‘ward, wae unanimously chosen President’ of the board. ‘The President returned thanks in a neat address, for the honor conferred upon him, when the board proceeded ‘with the usual business; alter which they adjourned till next Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock P. M. , Tue Pouce Derartwent.—An ordinance was passed at ‘the Jast meeting of the Common Council, designating the number of policemen for the whole city as consolidated, ané appointing them as follows:—For the First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth wards, eighteen men each; in the Eighth ward, twelve mea; in the Ninth aad Seventeenth wards, sixteen men each; in the Tenth ward, twenty men; in the Eleventh ward, twenty-two men; in the Seventh ward, twenty-four men; in the Thiw- teenth, Fourteenth, Fifteenth, and Sixteenth wards, ‘eighteen men each; inthe Kighteenth ward, ten men; making a total of 200 men, Fiont at 4 Fuxerat.—On Sunday, a faneral proces- sion was attacked with stones and other missiles while turning into Flatbush avenue, from Raymond street. The ssors were James Smith, Michael Dowd, and Zawict! Dowd, all of whom were, arrested, by officers ‘and Caslear, of the Fourth district police. They ‘were brought before Justice Curtis yesterday, and fined $20 each—in default of payment to be comantted to the county jail for twenty-nine days. Brerat Assavit.—Officer Velsor, of the Fourth dis- trict police, arrested Peter McCammon, on Sunday, for a Drutal assault upon his wife, They’ live in Raymond street, near DeKalb avenue. Her injuries are of such @ her recovery is hardly hoped for. The hus- baod was committed to await the result. CORPORATION Newsparers,—The Common Council has designated the five daly newspapers, publishing in this city, Corporation papers. They are to be paid by the foils, according to the rates established in fegal sdver- ‘tisemente. Williamsburg News. , Firn.—Yesterday morning about 8 o'clock, the steam saw and planing mill of Messrs. Johnson & Cross, foot of Ann street, near Kent avenue, East Brooklyn, to- with the contents, was entirely destroyed by fire. ‘was a large quantity of lumber in the yard, which waa saved by the timely exertions of the fir ‘Dduilding was owned by Mr. John A. Cross. $2,00¢—no insurance. Messrs. Johnson & Cross’ machinery about $4,000—insured in the Williamsburg City Insurance Company, loss on lumber about $1,200— covered by insurance in the Willia: urg bea Key- Excelsior, and North American Insurance Compa- nies. The origin of the fire is not known. e Pouce ARkrst.—The police cf Williamsburg made 4,231 arrests during the year just ended. Increase over last year, 1,801. Personal Intelligence. Senor Rafael Rafiel, Mexican Consul General for the AMnited States, leaves for Europe to-day iu the steamship ‘Atlantic, accompanied by his family. The Charlestown (Va.) Free Press says, our town has Seeibaigs by the presence of Senators Mason and the Hon. John P. Kennedy and Washing- The gentlemen were among the guests on @ ‘ALS. Lea, Capt. Miller, ey, Col. A. 8 kin, Co AS Seward, Major 6. 1, Gri ¢. Spicer, Major D. W. renee, Col loss on A. jor Gen. G. Babbett, P. Bruce, Col. |. Drew, Col. forth, G wa ton ‘ \vridal occasion in the neighborhood. fan we 4, boy rf Geo. Prot ARRIV. rr oF E. 8. er, Lieut, B, A:T. Bmith, Veo. WG: § f 20¢b B. Rt ewell, Alban: 4 » St Low ‘avy. From London, in ship Southampton—Mrs Cartledgr, lie Cartiedge, Mies Doun, New Y Mr Alker, Fra Hepburn, fanny Jonee, Mr Miummer, Mr Mayall, man, Kanawha—Mr Boyd. ship A ta—T Salma x, Virginia, uis; P Dexter Tiffsay, Worsester; arles Dodde, A. Ciari 1L Graver, Cit bindd, Mr From Charleston in the ‘Small, Mist Swasey, DAF and five children, HR Crowell, W Ludiow, Meade Brothers beg leave to return thir ) ae od acknowledgments for the liberal patronage they aero during the disastrous year 1si4. Their ar- for 108, both in the ‘picture an} wholesale departments, are such that every article used in the bu- }, at wholesale or retail, and pictures, taken in style Known in to onan, A Lennock, teerage. 1 We the #1 the art, may be procured at prices the times. Our Samy egg in Europe, one of the firm constantly residing , enable us to furnish everything on the most favorable te: Thirteen years experienee in the business give us an advan- over those who sell goods without being able to test their quality. Pictures and are represented, or mone) MEADE BROT! importers, 263 Broadway, four doors above the Astor House, NEW size, for 50 ice the size ever one ane ma ren! ti taken for 50 cents, and equal to those taken for $2 else- where. Remember ANGON’S, 580 Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel. en! ve Cents, Fitty oman ‘and yr taken pts by machinery, and Holmes’ United States patent double cameras; two pic- tures in one sitting, and 600 daily. Depot 289 Broad- way. Pianos! Pianos! Hard Times! Prices to Cor respond. Superior tone pianos for $175, interior just as good, and the entire instrument as'strong and as durable as those which cost $500, Also, pianos for $190, $200, $215, $226, and those of every varioty of style, com: prising pianos from ten ditferent manufactories. | Second and pianos at great bargains; prices from $40. to $650. Melodeons from five different manufactories; prices, $45, $60, $75, $100, $115, $125, $135 and $150. HORACE WATERS, 833 Broadway. Cheap Printing, Blank Books, Stationery. Also, copy wes, writing pa) gold pens, &c., al large ied Fat articles in our “4, ethe bert qua: lity, At low prices, | Blank books made to order. Curds bill 'heads, cheeks, blanks, envelopes, &c., printed and hi phed in every style ‘at the lowest prices. Diaries for 1866. all sizes. & LOUTREL, Stationers, Prin- ters, and Blank book manufacturers, 61 William street, near Cedar, Samuel French, 121 Nassau Street, Has Just issued this morning, Ballou’s Pictorial, an elegantly illustrated number. Price six cents, Tremendous parapins in Winter Clothing.— $100,000 worth of fine winter clothing, meaetaiat by three of the leading houses in Broadwat reling 29 rf cent below cost of manufacture, at EVANS’ thing Warehouse, 66 and 68 Fulton street. Evans’ Bank Bulletin.—Government Stock Bank taken at 75 cents; Bridgeton, 80c.; Wheat Grow- er's, Be. Washtenaw, '40c.; Milford, 16¢.; Memphis, 15e,, at EVANS’ Clothing Warehouse, 66 and 68 Fulton street. urg, Terrinas de Foles Gras, Various sizes, just received per steamship Asia; also, trufiles, chanupignone ‘and petits pois, from Paris. For sale by JO} UNCAN & SONS, 405 Broadway, between Walker and Lispenard stree ‘Wigs, Toupees, and Hair Cutting.—Stran- an ane ot a are are Pes call at _ factory Rs HEARD, 2 nylane, and exami largest, cheapest and best assortment of wigs, half wign toupees, braids of long hair, front braids, &c. For Dumb Wal Crank Elevator, invented expressly for and in present use, in Depau row, er street, can be att to waiters in present use for a trifle. HESS, Builder, 120 Amity street. Improvement in Den Dr. Levett, Den= ‘tist, 12 Waverly place, il be pleased to phe the various improvements he has in' luced into his profes- sion; which are allowed by those who have experienced them to be ‘Cunsurpaased,’, for adding beauty, dura- bility, natural enpenreno and great comfort; qualities 80 essential to tl who wear and require artificial teeth. Office hours, from ten till five o’clock. At No. 388 Broadway, New York, you will find COSTAR’S rat, 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 nuisances. Birth, On Tuesday, January 9, at 44 West Thirty-second street, Mra. J. 8. Aurcasis, of a son. Married. In this city, on Monday, Dec. 25, by the Rev, Joseph Sanderson, at the house of the brid other, Mr, JOHN laut of Brooklyn, to Miss Jane Rep, of New ork. Dec. 21, by the Rev. B. T. Phillip, of Rondout, at the residence of J. W. Mason, Esq., Mr. Mariutas BRUEN ‘to Miss Carmaninx Ann, daughter of the late William Thomas, all of this city. Baltimore papers please copy. at St. George’s Church, by the Rev. Benjamin Evans, Josxrn P, O’Niat to Canoline, eldest daughter of Robert and Mary Anse McKenzie, both of Hoboken, New Jersey. On Sunday evening, Jan. 7, at the residence ot the bride’s uncle, by the Rev. Father Farrell, Mr. Perks Levins to Miss Exizanera MoCang, all of this city. On Tuesday, Jan. 9, by the Rev. Mr. Weston, rector of Trinity Church, at the resideuce of the bride’s brother, Wa. Ramary, ., of Toronto, Canada, to Hetena Matit- DA, daughter of M. Lambert, Eaq,, Collen, county Lauth, reland. sheda papers please copy. At St. Maree Church, Manhattanville, by the Rev. Mr. Peters, G. 0. Rowxrts to Ema Duniar. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD. New You, Jan. 9, 1855. ‘The marriage of Miss Estier Conmy, to Mr. M. Comms, which appeared in the HeRAtp of yesterday, is utterly false, as no such marriage ever took piace. 3 yabliah- ing this, you will oblige, Diea, On Monday, January 8, CHAKLES Daxix GLYNN, aged 4 years, 2 months 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'clock this day. On Tuesday, Jan. 9, the widow Lockuart, aged 73, after a short but painful illness, which she’ bore wita Christian fortitude. The friends of the family are particularly requested to attend the funeral, to-merrow afternoon, at one o'cloce, from her late residence, 1,015 Broadway. Also, the offi: cers and members of the G Guard, of the Sixth Regiunent, by the request of M. C. Telle, son-in-law. ‘On Tuesday morni .'9, of bronchitis, SroaRt H. McFaxtanp, aged 42 years. His friends are respectfully invited to attend his fune- fal, from his late residence, No. 194 Twenty fi street, to-morrow, 12 M. is remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment. On Tuesday morning, Jan 9, at the Howard House, Col. D. F. WexMoUTH, of New Orleans, aged 56 years. ‘The members of the Masonic Fraternity, and citizens from New Orleans who may be in the city, and all other friends of the deceased, are invited to attend the funeral, from the house of Mr. James M. Trask, No. 165 Tenth street, to-morrow afternoon, at half-past one o'clock. Southern papers please copy. Suddenly, on Monday, Noveinber 8, Srescen C., son of Nathan C. and Jane D. Hatt, in the 2id year of lis age. Due notice will be given of his tuneral. On Monday morning, January 8, in the 424 year of his age, Jacon Loritiarp. ‘His friends and relatives are respectfully invited to at- tend his funeral, from his late residence, Belmont, Ford- bam, at half past one o'clock th: afternoon. Car- ges will be at Fordham depot to meet the train which leaves Twenty-sixth street at twelve e'cl On Monday, J Ir, HOSTER PIKE, aged TH y The friends of the family are respeowatly iavite attend Ler funeral, which takes pliee whic ng, 11 o’clock, from her late residence, 102 Sullivan «treet, without further notice. On Tuesday morning, 9, at five o'clock, after a short and painful sickness, Jommra Jame, eldest son of Thomas and Mar, Lane, aged three years, three moptha, and ten days, funeral will take place this afternoon, at one o'clock, from his late residence, No. 141 Kast Eleventh etreet. ee please cory. On , January 8, Capt. Exam Lyrsps, aged 71 ears. The friends and acquaintances of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend his faneral, from his late re idence, 48 Carroll street, South Brooklyn, at one o'clock on Thursday afternoon, without further invitation. At Hempstead, Dec. 26, Mra. Many Avice daughter of Samuel and Mary Funck, aged San Franc sco papers please copy. On Tuesday, Jan. 9, Atice, youngest daughter of Mr. Hi. Master, months. ‘The triends are invited to atiend the faneral, from No. 9 Union , Hoboken, this afternoon, at 2 o'clock, without further invitation. At Fairfield, Conn., Jan. 8, in the 71st year of her age, Anxa, widow of the late Capt. A. G. J } ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend her fu- neral, to morrow afternoun, at 2 o'clock, from her late residence at Fairfield, In Haverstraw, on Tuesday, Jan. 9, Cuas, Tuomas, aged 44 years, of consumption. His friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from the steamboat Arrow, pier foot of Chambers street, this afternoon, at one o'clock, Also, the officers and members of the New York Lodge, No. 10, 1. 0. of O. F., are respectfully invited to attend ‘the funeral of their Geceased brother At Savannah, Georgia, Aug. SI, of yellow fever, Capt G. A. ScuLt, of the schooner G. A. Little, of Brandy wine, f his age. Capt. Seull was one of ana energetic seame! Ever upright and honorable in all his relations ia life, he had becom tached to a large circle of acquaintances ani friends, He left the port of Philadelphia in August, commander of a new and fine vessel, with the most flattering pros- ps and in the eajoyment of good health. He leaves hind a wife and daughter to mourn the loss of ao affectionate husband aud s kind father. The relatives and friends of the family, also the mem- bers of the Commercial Lodge, No. 67, 1.0. of 0. F. which be was member, are respecttuily invited to at- tend the fumeral, from bis late residence, South Fifth street, near Grove, Jersey City, to morrow morning, at 11 o'clock, without farther notice, to proceed to New York Bay Cemetery. Drowned, at New Orleans, Dec. 14, Staramy B. Moxy, Jr., grandron of Stephen B. Munn, Req., of this city, aged 24 years. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. DLEY, years LECTURES. BCTURES ON THE EYE AND SPECTACLES, 1LL03- ~ by models, oy ee ay artifical eyes, ever: ednesday evening, at 4 o'clock, at 62 Bowery, by Mr. Frans, No. 2 Fark Row, optician and spectacio maker to the Eye Hospital, aod Eye snd Ear lndrmary. Acmission 125, con _____ THE MILITARY. TER BIWES, COMPANY H, TWELFTH REGI ment—Notice.—The members of this company are ified to attend at their armory, this ( Weloes 1 o'clock, for regimental drill, im fatigue, BW. WATERBURY, Captain AXTER GUARD—COMPANY ORDER.—IN COMPLI ance with regimental orders of the th instant, ‘ill assemble at the Armory this evening. lor the purpose of attending regimental G. DYCEMAN, Captain. YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SALES AT AUCTION. M. CRISTALAR, AUCTIONEER, 23 BOWERY, will sell, chis day, at 10 o'clock, the stock and xtures contained in store No. 82Chatham street, con. sisting of fine gold rings, pins, earrings, chains, neck- laces, bracelets, glass cases and couuters: also, two of Herring's fire proof salamander safes. Sale positive, as the owner is retiring from the business. A, —J. 8. H, BARTLETT, auctioneer, will sell on ‘ednesday, 10th, at 10 0’clock, at 281 Pearl st., earthen- ware, al] kinds; a large assortment of glassware, Rock. ingham gipsy ware, &c., in lots to suit purchasers. Cata- logues now ready, and goods can be examined. UCTION NOTICE—THOS, BELL, AUCTIONEER—BY Bell & Bosh.—This day, at 1034 o'clock, in the ies rooms, 27 Centre street, will be sold the contents of a country store, by virtue of assignment, comprising a variety of cry goods, clothing, and a tine lot of boots and’sboes, gaiters and slippers, suitable for men, women and,children—all of superior quality, and will be sold i lots'to sult, Thursday, at 103g o'clock, the entire fur- niture of a genteel family giving up housekeeping. o'clock, SAMUEL OSGOOD, auctioneer, will sell, t his salesroom 66 Nassau street, a collection of house- hold furniture, comprising Brussels carpets, parlor and chamber suits, sofas, chairs, extension tables, marble top centre tables, wardrobes, bedsteads, bookcases, oil painings, engravings, palliasses, mattresses, washstands, armehsirs, tete-a-tetes, lounge beds, mirrors. The above must be sold without any reserve, to pay expenses. Actin NOTICE. — THIS MORNING, AT 1039 a UCTION, NOTICE.—MORTGAGEE’S SALE OF FINE gold watches and jewelry.—SAMUEL OSGOOD, auctioneer, will sell, at his salesroom, 66 Nassau stree', to-morrow, Thursday, at 1034 o’clock A.M., a portion of a mortg kc first class establishment, watches ar best European manufacturers. Among the watches are patent hunting levers, indepen. t necond, with real double,time. assortment of ear rings, brooches, al buttons, watch chains, &c, By order of the mortgagee. N. B.—Persons in want of ood watches for their own use will do well to atvend this a SSIGNEE’S SALE.—THE NEW AND DESIRABLE stock of foreign and domestic dry goods, in store, ‘0. 210 Bowery, (where the goods can be seen,) to be sold on or before the 12th inst. Application to be made to the subscriber, at 187 Broadway. W. H. PARSONS, Assignee. (CBARLES BURDETT (LATE MAYOR'S CLERK,) WITH ALBERT H. NICOLAY, auctioneer and commission merchant, Sales of seal estate, fancy goods, furniture, ke., promptly attended to, Office No. 4 Broad street, Fy, By hebew, AUCTIONEER —RLEG ANT HOUSE: je hold furniture at auction.—E. H. Ludlow will sell At auction, on Thursday, January 11, at 11 o'clock, at 16 East Fourteenth street, between Broadway and Fifth avenue, the entire furniture contained in said house, censisting in part of elegant rosewood and mahogany parlor and bedroom furniture, Buhl cabinets, statuary, marble tables, pier glasses, marble vases, etegeres, mar- ble top tables, French bedsteads, wardrobes, natin da- mask curtains, sofas, chairs, tete-a-tetes, Axminster, and Brussels carpets, ‘te. Catalogues can be had at the sie oe the auctioneer, 11 Wall street, the day previous 10 BREVOORT HENRY, AUCTIONEER.—GREAT SALE j¢. of rich and valuable furs, sleigh robes, &c., this ay, by Henry & Buck, at 103, o'clock, at their sales- room, 14 Maiden lane. This stock consists of the finest Hudson Bay rable, Grecian atone marten, fine fitch mar- ten, Kalafat Siberian squirrel, American marten, river marten, and mountain do., victorines, capes, circulars A be fs 10 match, muffs, gent’s vne fur gloves, collar, ic. &e. ORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE.—ON FRIDAY, THE 12th day of January, at 11 o'clock A. M., I will ex- for sale, by virtue of foreclosing « mortgage, all he fixtures and stock ofa first rate grocery store, in perfect order. Also horse wagon, with set of har- ness. Situated at 302 East Sixth street, between a nues Band __ J. F, BADENHOP, Attorney for Mortgages, Qrrsk COOK, AUCTIONEER.—PEREMPTORY SALE ‘of elegant furniture, pianofortes, oil Paintings, mattresses, mirrors, &c. 6 Cook will sell this day, at 335 Broad: corner of ere! street, at 103, o'clock A. M. lendid stock of furniture, pianofortes, &e., embracing every article usually found in a first class warercom. Catalogues are now ready, and well worthy the atiention of buyers. Hic H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER—BY H. H. LEEDS & Co. Assignee’s sale—superd assortment of cost- ites, covered with the rich es ancl other val fur- Co., will nell by auction, on Broad jourebold furniture, ¢ material, lange pier niture, ry H. Leeds & Wednesday, Jan. 10, at 103 o'clock, at way, opposite the Bowling Green, by , & large and valuable assortment of elegant house- hold furniture, consisting of superb royal velvet parlor carpets, large French plate ne glasses, costly glass chandeliers and gas brackets, mactle do., about fifty valuable oil paintings in rich frames, lace and other window curtains, rose ood carved and plate back ete- geren, rosewood pianoforte, lady's rosewood secretary, music case, rosewood centre tables, marble tops; bronze figures, superb parlor suites in rosewood, covered in crimson and gohl silk brocatelle, do in purple and gold do,, drawing rooim in rosewood, covered with medallion, figured crimson and white satin; large and costly vases and clocks, ante-room furniture in rosewood, covered in erimaon silk brocatelle; din ng oak carved ‘russet, onk chairs, covered tapestry; oak hat rack and chairs, su- perb dinner, tea and breaktast sete; cut glass goblets, wines, champagnes, &c.; rich plated ware, extra china painted plates, bedroom furniture, Brussels and ingra carpéts, superb suites in black waluut complete, with marole mahogany do. bookcases, mattresses, bedd‘ng, covered in delaines and bair cloth cabinets, , oval and other lookingglagses, dress. ing bureaus, wardrobes and other furniture. Sale with mut reserve, Hi" Y¥ H. LEEDS & CO—BY Hl. H. LEEDS & CO., Wednesday, Jav. 1, at 103% o'clock, at No. 17 adway, opposite Bowling Green.—Assignees’ sale— Superb sale, being all the elegant furniture contained in | the above spacious dwelling, consisting of super’ royal velvet parlor carpets, Iarge French plate pier glasses, costly glass chandeliers and gas brackets, mantel do., about fifty valuavle oil paintings in rich’ frames, lace and other window curtains, rosewood carved and plate back etegeres, rosewood pianoforte, Indy’s ronswood a9 eretary, music case, rosewood centre tablea with mar- ble tops, bronze figures, superior parlor suites in rone- overed in crimson and gold ailk brocatelle, do. in purple and gold do.. drawing room in rosewood covered with medallion figured crimson and white satin; large and costly vases and clocks, anteroom furniture ia rose wood covered in crimson hrocatelle; dining room, oak carved buffet, oak chairs covered in tapestry, oak hat and chairs; superb dinner, tea and breakfast sat, cutglass goblets, wines, champagnes, &c.; rich plated ware, extra china painted plates; bedroom farniture, Prustels and ingrain carpets, superb suite in black wal nut complete with marble tops, ke.; mahogany do. book bedding, &e.; chai a abinets, curtains, ing bureaus, wardrobes lo furniture. y, Jan 11, and Friday, 12tb, 10}, o'clock, at the » room 19 Nassau street, large ale of rich fancy goods, comprising some of tee moat beautiful articles in the market, ani to close invoices of previous sales. Aleo a large stock of rich alabaster goods jurt imported from Italy by Signor G. B, Pandol- fini, statues, figures, groups, vases of the ne sent style, lorge agate vases for niches or entries, large Hebe vases, Etruscan vases, uros, Ac Also a large invoice of linen cambric hanakerchiefs, just received by late arrivals; bronzes of various kinds, figures, groups, statuettes, china vases, kc., also an entire invoice of real Snefield plated ware, for whom it may concern, urns, trays, tea tets, forks, spoons, cotfee pots, ten kettles, cake baskets real silver hanules, dish covers, dishes, eruets, castor: Pickle fram silver cases, tea caddis spirit frames, leaf inks er very costly Shem ware. Also about 700 doz, French perfumed assorted oap. Also an invoice of papier mache goods, all to be vold without reserve. Thin nale is well worthy of exan ination by every one, as vearly all the goods are fresh and new. ENKY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER—BY HH LEeDs ‘&CO.—Monday, January 15, at 10% o'clock, at | the sales room 19 Nassau street, superb first class fure— Manufactured ty J. H Hurley, J4 John street, and every article warranted in all respects, nies of eign robes of the finest quality, some of which are very nearce and cesirable also real we ermine, Huceon May sables, a very choice electron of Russia tink, Greciao ble, stone martes muffs, pelerines,eapar, , &. We particularty call the attention of our iriends to this very choier ENKY H. LEEUS, AUCTIONEER —BY HH. LEEDS & CO., on Wedne de 1034 o'clock, at the sales room IY Naseau street, ‘superb firet clase | furs, manufactured oy J. H. Harley, 34 Jobn street, and every article warranted in all respects, consisting of | Sleigh robes of the finest quality, some of which are very searce and desirable; also real ‘royal ermine, Hudeoa Bay rabies, a tery choice selection of Russia mink, (re cian marten, fiteb, sable, stope marten muffs, peleriner, capes, victorines, cuffs, We particularly call the attention of our friends to this very choice ale, OHN L. VANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER. —VANDE- WATER & TURNER ll velloa Thureday, Jan. il, #1 1044 o'clock, at sales rooms 00 Pine street aod 46 Ce- dar street, oi] pain: , & magtaticent sesortment of oit tings, in rich gilt (rames, mostly of the Dussel dort school, Just received per Ienbefla from Kurape, and copsisting of fine Engii«h and Italian iandseapes, marine fruit» ke. The above ‘are all intiogs, and © Squed by the celevratet Hekhart orb toeven, H. Cornan Casen, , Linet, K*nemacs, Gadin, ¥eabore, r , wd several others Also fing american lan deca sen, et Ge | also fine oval ‘paintings, on ilk, attached to ia by ‘he Fremeh artist Cham attention of amate.re ip respect, ily requested le, an they have been se fr npin fee) care from the fine colieetion now in th elty, The whole will be sold without reserve ov “EY, bition OHN W. SOMERINUYRE, aU CTIONEER—CONSTA- bie’s ale of #” pend pl ‘This day, at the asctian room, No, 110 Ceatre wtrem, corner of Franh.dm, at 1054 o’clek, by virtue of an exe. cution, imported eqgars, of different Urands, wbacco, pipes, ec. leg, glass caren, signa, CHARLES TTS, Constable. OSEPH SABMAN, AUCTIONRER—THURSDAY, Jam. 11, at] o'clock P.M. precisely, a: 283 Pearl mireet. near Willoughby, Prootlyn, the parlor, chamber ard bitchen furniture of a6 family, as gow! a+ new jainut bookcase, mahogany bedstead, dresing buress sod washstand, marble top centre table, pier glass, ots. Catalogues at salesrooms. UCTION NOTICE —CROCKERY, GLASS ANDCHINA. | roof the as- | SALES AT AUCTIO! | 97 OOK HERE—THR ENTIRE GOOD WILL, FIX- tures, and immense stock of @ staine! glass factory ‘de sold without reserve, consis: ng of two superior tent burning kilns, complete, lead mill, anil every- hing in that busines; also, a large quantity of stained aes, and 1,000 pounila of prepared white enamel, on uréday, January 11, 1855, at 10 A. M., in Philatetph DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, THIS day, at 103; o'clock, at 61 Sixth avenue, the gen wel furniture of 4 family, removed for convealenes of sale, comprising sofas, tete.-a tetes, mabogany chairs, rockers, mahogany, side and pier tables; marble top dressing and plain bureaus, washstands, French plate pier and oval mirrors, carpets, oilcloths, desks, secre: tary and bookcase; extension, tea aod dining tables, card and work do., mahogany and rosewood bedsteads, hair mattresses, bolsters and pillows, oil paintings and engravings cooking wtoves, caue cl rockers, &c. ; the whole to be sold without reservation. Sale rain or iwi | ;? felock, ai wet, a aplondid assortment of sleigh robes, muffs, victorines, &c., nade for city custom trade, all of which are warranted, and must be fold, on account of removal, and consista of mink, marten, ermine, baum marten, ' stone do., sablea, &e., insets to match; also, wolf, raccoon, geant tracan and other robes, richly trimmed. Catalogues now ready. Ali t 24g o'clock, at store No. 1 Catho- rine street, to close the balance of stock. HERIFF’S SALE.—WILL BE SOLD, BY D. D. ‘auctioneer, this day, at 200 Bowery, at half A. M., a lot of rich and elegant furniture, consisting of walnut, oak and mahogany chairs, bureaus, tables, mu- sic stands, springs, hair, he ASH, HERIFF’S SALE OF BRANDY AND RUM—ON MON- § dsy, January 10, at 10 o'clock A. M., at store No, S10 Broadway. ECOND INEES’ SALE OF ELEGANT ROSE- wood, mahogany and walnut parlor and chamber furniture.—This morning, 103g o’clock, without Eoeprd to the state of the weather, will be sold, in continuation, the large and excellent s*ock contained in the warerooms of A. C. Humbert (late Humbert & Kenny)" 172 and 174 Fulton street, Brooklyn. The attention of the trade and others wanting really good furniture, t« invited. Cata- logues at the sale. LORIN INGERSOLL, } 4 «siences JOEL W. MASON, | s A*s#enees- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS —DRUGS ni told for cash; also the fixtures contained therein. Catalogues now ready. dicines in lots to suit ret ra. The above to be sold on the premises. GERARD & BETTS, Auctioneers. PA\UNIS MORRELL, AUCTIONKER—THIS MORNING, Wednenilay, at 10%, o'clock and at P. M., furniture, Oi paintings, mirrors, china, in variety, with many in: voices of segars, sewing birds, cutlery, ornaments. &c., at the spacious room, 04 Broadway, corner of Duane street. No ILLIAMIRVING, AUCTIONEER.--FINE OIL PAINT- ae ae IRVING & CO. will sell at auc. on Thursday, Jan. 11, at 103g o’elock, at the sales No. 8 Pine street, fine oil paintings, for account of whom it may concern, ~~ er with the balance of | Cohen & Smit’s paintings. Sold by order of J. J. Roore- | velt, tupreme Court, comprising about 200 oi! paintings, in fine gilt frames, on stretchers, in sheets, aad on pa- nels. ng them will be found some fine old original oil paintings, by masters of the Dutch and Flemish schools; alg’ cattle piece, by Rabbi, of Marselles; Going toand Returning from the Fair, by Engelheart; marine ites, by Verbockerhoven; together with a num- ber of fine paintings, copies from masters of the ancient Italian and Dutch schools, comprising marine views, battle pieces, portraits, landscapes, cattle pieces, rains, river and harbor view, interiors, ‘mythological ‘pieces, winter acenes, studies, sketches, &c W 8. MELLOR, AUCTIONEEX —BY HOUGHTON & ¢ MELLOR.—To-morrow, Thursday, at 104 0’elock, at the salesroom, 115 Nassau street, elegantly carved first class cabinet furniture, mirrors, pianofortes, vil &e., viz.:—Richly carved rosewood parlor fur ite, covered {n satin brocatella, and bai cloth; do. marble top etegeres, French secretaries, libra ry bookcases, do. marble top ‘centre and faucy tables, extens.on dining tables, mahogany, oak 4 walnut do, chaire, rosewood and mahogany , Voltaire, rocking | | lor chairs, sofas, tete-a-tetes, divans sofa bed- wardrobes, hat standa and hall | bureaus aud washstands to match, | ainted and enamelled chamber furniture in sets, bert | ir mattresses and palliasses, gilt {rame pier and ovat mirrors, oil paintings and engravings, rich china tea | nets, eilver plated castors, forkr and spoons. Cataiogues | on the morning of sale. SPECIAL NOTICES. RNS’ BIRTHDAY.—THOSE WHO WISI TO CELE brate the anniversary of Robert Burns are request éd to meet at Windust’s, Park row, on Thursday even | ing, the 11th inst., at 7 o'clock INAL NOTICE.—THE CREDITORS OF SIMEON EMA- nuel, who intend to accept the provisions of bis deed of assignment by executing a release of their claims, | except as provided bog in the said deed, are nutified to do so by the let of February next. They may address F. | J. Miles, R. C. Emanuel, assignees, Browusville, South | ‘olina, or ns, agent of ere sitors, Marion | Court Hour | Me OFFICE, JANUARY 2, 1896. —THERE | opened, at this office, a complaint book, uader the ¢ of a competent person, for the purpose of receiv | og aud entering a/l complaints of matters coming within | | the jurisdiction of the municipal authorities, The Mayor | will’ entertain, and so far as the laws him power, | take cognizance of charges preferred by responaiv! pr. | ties for violation of ordinances and dere! uty upon the part of ang person holdtayr office under the city | government, By order of the Mayor. | WM H. STEPHENS, First Marshal. All the papers in thia city will please copy, aod send their bills to this office. | ( FFICE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COMPANY, DEC. | | 20, 1864.—The annual election for thirteen direc- | tors of this company will be held on Monday, the #th day | of January next, at the office No, 174 Centre street, from | 11 to 12 o'clock A.M. The tranafer book will be closed | from the 234 inst, until after the election By order. C. L. EVERITT, Secretary. HARD TIMES. | 2IXTH WARD RELIEF ASSOCIATION.—THE STORE Louse of the Arsociation will be open dally from 10 | to Jo'clock, at 44 and 46 Duane street, near Centre. | | Donations in money, clothing or provisicas will be re- | | ceived at the «tore house, or by the Treasurer, 63 Ela | street. HENRY H. HOWARD, Ct | LIONEL JACOBS, Fe: OWEN W. BRENNAN, ry. Treasurer. | ((HILD 10 ADOPT —A RESPECTABLE PERSON, ANX. | | ious to adopt @ Ging, clean, healtny boy, three ye | cli, of good temper and ‘iaposition, ra-ner good low bis parents being dead, cau v¢ accurmmulated by addrens ing & letter, with real name and address, which will be | perfectly confidential, toS. G., segar store, 141 Grand | | itreet, stating where and when au interview can be had | by her preseot guardian NFORMATION WANTED—OF JOHN RYAN, WHO | come to this country five years ago, from the parieh | | Kpockevilla, county Tipperary, Irelnad, a gardener by | trade. Any information respecting him will be thank fully received by bis son, John Ryan, 3% Elizabeth street. | Paltunore papers please copy. | JPNFORMATION WANTED—OF JOHN CURCAIN AND | WILLIAM FLYNN. When last heard from, Jobn | Curtain was in Goshen, Orange county, New York | information respecting the: be thankfull by their sister, Betay Flynn | | in July Inet, he wi ton Corners, State of New York. Any information of bis | whereabouta will be that fully reewived by his cousia, turen Maldrum, at 65 Mott street, New York, ‘ | I call at the Fost Office, Nasaau stress she will find lortaing her where ber {rien are to be found | A ¥ MR. Lee ‘HO ¥ CATHARINE O'RRIEN, FROM CARDIFF, WILL | KIE, WHO ARRIVED HERE IN THR | steamer Glasgow in November lest will call or | inaddrene to Rob srt Remfre 8 Pine street, he will bear of something to interest him. ]} 118 NOTICE SHOULD MERT THE EYE OF Jon i. MeN learn something by calling vo | KE. SMITH, 56 Hower! street. | R WM. MAN, OF PHILADELMHIA. WILL, PLEASE all at the office of Underhill, Haviland & Co, 24 | ret. 'M Vewy | HORSES, CARKIAGES, &C. 1 THE NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 31 & oo Crosby street, will be sola (tht day) Wednerday, Oth inet, twenty horses, suitable for afl purposes | pew and feconéhand jarnéas, wagons, ole vailies, bridles, Ae. ke. sale commencing JOUN H. GATFIELD, Propremer cit ‘ARRIAGES.—FOR SALE, ONE SROONB "HAND | partitioned front coupe, in perfect er@ér, also, | erecond hand top baggies, three one or two bores s barowcbe, two two seat wagous, all i 1 be wold low. Apply to JNU. C. HAM, #08 7 tiwmtet, | at ihetoce! | | ss B horse, 163¢ hande bigh, sm years ot, Surraatet nnd Mind. Also, a very fine depple xray borer, 19 yb high, seven years olf, sound sot kind | reepect; bo" travellers Sold for tl | Apply ta the store, 163 Foarth street, corner of ( | J jars & month, South etreet. OKSE FOR 2ALE— YOUN ly | ORSES.—A FAUMER ON LONG keep two oF three horses until spring, at five dot Inquire of Noah T. seesey & Co, 116 KIND AND SOUND. color bay, Bfteen hands high, and handsome the rear of Now. 19 aod 21 Went Tweety second | } a Pe ee ee a | TABLE NEAR UNION PARK TO LET—HALF OF & S private stable, comprising three stalls, room tor | tiiree carrieges, aod loft. Por particulars stdress box 6 Port ¢ JANUARY) (10, | 1855. | signed, and p | or ARK Pe NUIWOLK, PTRMBORG AND ry | F% MALE—A VERY STYLISH MOUSE coLoKED | F TSLAND WILL | SHIPPING. OR LIVERVOOL.—UNITED ship ATLANTIC, Capt. Ja sbip will depart with the United “tates mails for Europe eee oa Wednesday, Jan, 10, at 12 o'clock, M., from er berth, at the foot of Canal street, For freight or paesage, having unequalled accommodations for elegance aud comfort, apply to EDWARD K. COLLINS, 56 Wall street. Passengers are requested to be op board at 11 Sy A. M. The Baltic will succeed the Atlantic, and sad Jan, 24. Shippers will pl take notice that’ the ships of this Une cannot carry any goods contraband of war. APE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN Mail Steamships. FROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL, Chief cabin passage. , ¥ Second cabin passuge, YXOM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL Chief cabin passage Second cabin pass: The ships from Bost ARABIA, Capt. Judkin PERSIA, Capt. Ryri ROYAL la carry a clear white light at mast bead; green on starboard bow; red on port bow. America, Lang, leave Boston, Wednesday, 34 Jan., 1865. Asia, Lott, ** Boston, Wi yi lith Canada, stone, — Boston, Wednesday, Slat Berths not ‘secured until paid for. An experienoed surgeon on board. The owners of these ships will not be accountable for gold, silver, bullion, specie, jewelry, clous stones or metals, unless bills of are signed therefor and the value thervol therein expressed. For freight or passage ppl to E. CUNARD, No, 4 Bowling green. There will bo no steamabips of this line feoas New York until further notice. | Sateen Ap SLAELEE TA STEAMSHIP H md Koi heir favorite steamshi OF CHESTER. 26 tons, . Capt, Wyle CITY OF BALTIMO) mew)2,658 , Capt, — CITY OF WASHINGTON, do,.2,700 “ ..Capt, R. Leiteh, KANG, veyiiepesen peepee RT ibe apt AOM PHILADELPHIA MANCHE "ER Iptmere January 18, 1856, -About Thursday ————— CITY OF MANCHESTER. . Wednesday, December 20, 1864, KANGAROO .About Wednesday, Saloon $90, according to state room. A limited ‘number of third class passengers will be taken from Vhiladelyhia and Liverpool, and found in 7 jelphia......880] From Liverpool.......845 Parties wishing to bring out their friends can obtain certificates of passage, and drafts on Liverpool, in sums of £1 sterling and upwards, Apply to SAMUEL SMITH, at. 17 Walnut atrest, Philadelphia, and No. 7 Broad’ ‘ork, CITY OF KANG. LASGOW AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.— The new and powerful steamahips NEW YORK, 2,400 ‘tons and 600 horse power (K. Craig, Commander.) and GLASGOW, 1,962 tons, and 400 horse power, (W. Com- ming,Commander,) built expressly for the trade between New York and Glasgow, will sailas under. From York, GLASGOW, Saturday, 20th January, First’cabin saloon state-rooma (steward nbAd, )essdenssdeses é First cabin, midship "do do Third Clans.—A limited number of third claws ere will be taken, supplied with provisions of g ty, properly cooked, at $30 each For freight or peerage, “apply to). Mes¥ MOS New Yor! ven. quali. surgeon , 83 Broad. k city bills or gold only re- way, New York. ceived for pasnage. NITED STATES MAIL STEAMER FOR SOUTH ampton and Havre.—The United States mail steamer ST, LOUIS, J. A. Wotton, Commander, will leave New York on Saturday, January the 13th, at 12 M., from pier No, 47 North river, foot of Boach atreet.” Price of passage, first cabin, $130; second cabin, $75, Luggage not wanted during th should be “sent om board the day below." No freight taken after he 1th, For freignt or pasage ap) MORUIMER LIVI Vicaragoa proprietor webip STAR OF THE WEST, 2,600 tous Capt. E,W will leave from pier No. 3 river, at J o'clock 1’. M. precisely, for Punta Arew Friday, January 6 Mteamehip Uncle Sam, 2,000 tons burthen, over the Nicaragua transit route, having but twelve miles of land Unpepertation by first class carriages, These steamers are unsurpassed in their ventilation and accommoda i ably to Agent, No. 6 Howling Green. Letters 26 cent For tuformat CHAS, MOK( Letter bagn made up ‘at the office per haif ounce STATES & Aspinwall Railr january 20, at2o’clock P. M., from p street, North river, will be despatched the fh H Ss AR, Captain Kichard Wamac! amma with the new and superior stearuship tion. | Souora. In case of dent, a spare boat always kept at Vanama to prevent cetention, For passage, apply wt the | Company's ofice, 177 Went street, to J. W. KaY MOND U ) STATES STEAMSHIP COMPANY —FOR HA New Urieans.—On Wedavaday, January at 2o'clock P. M., from per fo North river, by the well known and CRESCENT CTV'Y, Captain Joha McGowan. Ta be secured at the Company's office. Freight to ITEL | leans, 20 cents per cuble foot. Shippers will be aupplied with ‘blauk » lading of the torm signed by the Company, o ication at their office, No other forms bills of lading will be signed after the hour of sniling. For freight or passage apply at the office of the Company, 177 West street, corner of War rev, M. O. ROBERTS, USTRALIA IN DECENUENT LINE—POsITIVELY THE first fship, to sail 29th January —The beautiful AV clipper EASTERN STATE, Simon Ross, com mander, will Melbourne. Her accom modations for rior to any vesnel now up, both in fir A few berths yet unrold, which ean ve bad at low rates. For freight or par ply on Loard, at picr $, or to ARKELL & ELLIOT, 146 Pearl street, or ARLEON & (Y,, $2 South street, STRALIA VIONEER LINE, CARKYIN' United @tater mail —The new and elegant A 1 cli per thip GEORGES, William Slater, Jr., inaster, 1,200 tons, will ucceed the Ocean Queen ax twenty-third whip of this line, for Sydney and Melbourne, and will have immediate ‘despatch, engers for Mydaey taken up der government arrangements, paying part passage here and the balance in work after arrival, which is guaran teed to them at very high rates. bot surpassed by any whip afioat. will please examine betore taking passage elaewhere For freight or passage apply on board, at pler 10 East I river, or to BR. W. CAME! on, 116 Wall street. Apne INDEPENDENT LINE— SIXTY DAYS alance of river qucu Intending passengers pascage—Only eighty dollars for » paseage to Mel urne.—The splendid A 1 clipper ahip KASTEMN 81 ATE, | 1,600 tons burthen, Simon Koss, comm’r, will have imme dla te aespateb for Melbourne. The accommodations of this fine ship (or passengers, both in first and second cabins, are muperior to those of any other versel now up, Aw but 2 limited pumber of passengers are taken, early ap pieation is necessary. The proprietors of this popular line, aware that « aumber of mechabica and others hay: ing 'familer have been unable to engage passago, owing to the high rates hitherto charged, b @ deter muned to carr, limited umber of ot the Snprecedentedly low price of guy deliers wh wild ‘ude provisions, water, attendance, and a! coasnrien for the voyage, with the kole exeeytion ding. Having « grea mot her cargo aod passen aera ready engaged, Lave quick despateh. For freight or passage apply on hoard, at pler No. 1, & LL & ELLIOTT, 146 Pearl street, ot AKLGON & CO., 62 South street. N™, YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STPAMAILIP ( pany.—For New Orleans, stopping at Ha missions. Vaasengers f ports before leaving port to LIVINGSTON, ChOCH , Agents, A wey. N. B. The Mack Warrtor, J.D Balloek, commen dP, will succeed the awba and sail Friday, February Wille of ladiog must be sentio for signing the e ning previous to the ship sailing. SOK SAVANNAH AND FLURIDA—U. 6. MAIL LINK k The new and splendid steamship AUGUSTA will leave New Yor for Savannan Saturcay, Jan. 13, from pier No. 4, North river, at 3 clock P. ML Bille’ of lading signed om board.’ For ply on ward, oF Le a ag to SAMUEL 1 inl Ye lirendway For 4 apt. Thos. Lyon through tickets New York to Jacksonville, 831, to Vilatka, $33, SOR CHARLBSION AND FLOMIDA, BEMIWEEKLY ] United States Mail Line. The new aad splendid iteamer MAKION, Captain Wn. Forter, will eave New York tor Charlesto, on Welneday, Jaauary 10th, from 1 4) North River, at 3 «clock ¥.M precisely. All Cite of lending signed by the purser on boasd. Vet par sage apply 0 SOYFOK), TAEXTON Me OD., 30 Bronte Vili, 631, Pintea, 933. The United Slater mail stonmstle J rrish, commander, will leave phar Saturday, Jen. 15, at 3 o'chek P. Mas folk the wext afternoon, aa4 the folle’ mote the Roall prsceed by railrcet tts from Weldon to W | Col eer | the OS Cabin accommodations | hrowgh tickele to Fiorda a follows Jackeome! do up fine muslins neatly: tr en | ebildren, Call for two days at 200 | Amity, im the resr. RESPECTABLE FRENCH WOMAN, WHO © A speak Euglisb, and can give good recommensation | <o2 untorstasteombe on niusling, wieber,to And | aplace as chambermaid or to take care of children, Apply to Mrs. Hatais, 103 West Hroadway, in the candy store RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN A wants & situation as seametres or cham! d, and is willing to make hersel perally useful, Can have the best of city reference. Apply at 74 West Kighteenth street, betwen Sixth and Seventh avenues. SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, just arrive! irom England, as a rat rate cook. Good reference givea, Can be seen at 84 Renwick street, in the basement RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITU- ation to do genera! housework or as chamber- rT) private (amily. Can be seea alker «treet, 08 HER BUSI- bermaid, walter, work of i country. r +6 Went Nineteeats in the rear, fencer given. 1 eet, between Sixth Af be G ALONE WANTS A FIRST and ironer, amd also to doth» hold service Apply, with eit Broadway, furniture store, recon PERSON OF RESPECTABILITY WISHES TO 03- tain a situation ax nurse or Kcamstress, or an cham- « and ironing; under A bermaid, and to do fine was stands the care of a young child from infancy. Feels fully capable of either of there rituations. Good refer- ence given, Please call or address 205 Seventh avenue, one door from Twenty fourth street A RESPRCTARLE, GIRL, WISHES A SITUATION; 18 A 6 fo good plain cook, washer and roner; no objection neral housework, ® small private family. Rest of city reference given. Viens call at No. 26 Kast Twentieth street, in her presen! riluation, Cam be seen until engaged, SITUATION WANTED—I@ A RESPROTABLE: young itl, to waitton a table in m saloom or ning room, and assist in chamberwork; 00 objection to a hotel. The best of city reference from her last place where she has lived for the last three years and 6! Please call for two days, at 243. corner of Tenth Firat , top ttoor » WANTS A SITUA- ad froner; would bave and waiter, in from’ her last no objection to vate family. 0 as chambermna jax good city reference lace. Please call at 138 bast Twerty second street, be- teen Second and Third avenues, in "he rear buil a ont room, private family. to engage hy the Apply at 46 Amo GERMAN PROTESTANT GIL WISHES A SITUA- A tion as chambermaid, or to waiton table. Please at 51 Marion ptreet, top floor, room No, 6. ‘ABLE, YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITU- ation as cook, washer and \rover, im @ respectable family, Will assist in housework if required. No objec- tion to town or country. Uaderstande milk and better. Viease call at S64 Seventh aven between Thirty third and Thirty-fourth street, ne 1 floor, for two daye. RESVECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SIT A uation aa cook, understands her business in all ite | Branches: in willing to ansist in washing and ironing, or | Dan no objection to cook, wash aud iron for # mall pri vate family, Has the best of city reference. Please call | at 38 Fast Nineteenth atreet ween Broadway apd Fourth avenue Can be seen gaged. + two daya if noten KESVECTAULE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A #ITU seamstress RESP E ation a# seainatre UD hinds of ne ries beautifully, nm fortwo the rear ee days, 114 Chambers street; ithe let of Pebraary by eh will be Mery sto saually attended to, a good be much pleased with able family woull Adams, 140 Peart 4 reNpe WATE BUSINEHS CAPA leaman, Cashin: r inerenn tite hi rs, embroideries, aad and, amd i» partion ie) entinfactory ree wledge of straw goods «in al, writes ayuich larly mart and eorrect at ealoulat ferences, Ke, Me. AL rest J.T 6, Herald office, for one week, no objection to travel HESPECTAHLE ROY, SIXTEEN YEARS OF AGE, wishes to Jearn a respectable trade, and to board with bis parents oremployer Pl at 565, cor. ner of Catherine and Oak atreets be seen for two Sage CHAM) MAID AND W ANTRESS, AND A NURSE A | and seametrens, with good reference, wanted thin | “Ved the country Alao a girl that speaks French, for | & French family, and smart girle for housework, at the 105 Twenty sath street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, | (QaLFORSIA ot THE sovTH —t WO YOUNG LADIES, from fret © liners, ke., are open vo | atove places gagement with rome revant, (rom either of the Adiress Z. ¥. X., Herald office, ASD ACTIVE YOUSG ® situation as puree and assistant vo to Callforoin. The beat of referente y, sobriety and ability, Inquire at 23 ou Thureday and Friday, A SMART A YOUNG MAN. AN AMERICAN, WHO perf undersande bis bovinew, wate « situe- Hon as conchtoen Can be seen for two daya, at M.D. ‘ tier, No 00 Fourth avenue, or a note leve or to MO. BD, his late employer No. 12 Kast Twenty second atroet, ‘will Peosive promps attention ( YOACHMAN ‘OPYIST ONE HAVING ROME, LIGSURE HOURS, OF- Germao J fers his services for eopying Freneb and Duteh writings: he writes wives good references, Address LK SOOKS, NURSES WAITER! CHAMDEAMAIDS, SEAM | irks for general howe vided for respset- the Ren ployment treet, (Union square ) ( PAVERIENCED MERVANTS, COOKS, NUREES, WAIT. 4 er girls, soometresees, ke whe have served the Brot families in the city, alee excellent servante, eho have been at service in farope Kaglish, Irie, Beoteh, fiermaa, aod colored. provided at Manning's offes, # Atlantic street and 10 Tulary street, Brookly: FEMALE DOMESTIC® AND FARM AND OTHFR LA. borers, may be eoyaged at the oMees A Pore b Emigrant Protective ama G WL WANTED —A NEAT, ¢ I eoerel howeew have & good place. by int Coot from Oinwe, * —— Al es 1N WANT OF bear of ane teenth «treet, tl ———- ) eum lnger’s for owe tay. at (Be Bowery 1M AN AND GENERAL CLERK WANTED IN A plex sed proven core (* German), mort an- pens snd have fhe. vim WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, Pho weet, wo le well wequatated with the 'gemthe ‘ te)