The New York Herald Newspaper, January 13, 1855, Page 6

OL ADYERTIMEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. aaoaoaoaeaaD{D@OO i ‘WAFTs. COWFINUED FROM FIFTH PAGE. 'ANTED—A SITUATI A GERMAN GENTLE- dusinese respectability, with ee ary ees —— TAKE CHARGE OF AN ESTABLISH- fhe country, an educated Scotchman or (mar: man preferred) who writes derstands keeping accounts and is will- whole time and at nice Sgn oweler: ‘@ person suiting, a liberal wi 8, with name and reference, W. & C., wat BY A SMART, ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, A ‘situation as assistant bookkeeper, clork or porter, A wwholesale business; eam speak and Write the Hog. Jerman, juages correc’ aod is best of efty sete a ‘and G Aor figures. The rence produced if Sniced, sPlonsoadareas BB box 100 Horsld ofice: poe '‘ANTED—A SMART BOY, TWELVE TO FOURTEEN yearwold. Apply at No. 80 Naasau street. ta u D, BACHELARD & SON. Wares BOY TO RUN ERRANDS, WHO LIVES ‘with his parents. Apply at 202 William streot, store No. 4 ANTED.—SITUATIONS SPEEDILY OBTAINED ON (basement), for clerks, salesmen, men on rairoads and steamers, porters, barkee; seoachmen, boys for trades, hou: pera, &e. Charges moderate. THOS. SPINK, Agent. T AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE SHIPBUILD- ors, shipwrights, caulkers and sparmakers of this held at the othce of W. H. Web», on Friday eve- ning, 12th inst., the following preamble and resolutions were offered and unanimously adupted:— Wheréas, At a meeting of the shipowners, merchants, and , held in the rotunda of the Merchants’ Ex on Thursday, ‘the 1th inst., suadry resolu- tions were offered and adopted, relating to the existing es claimed by the operatives in their employ; aad wi ) Buch resolutions are to the eifect that in consequente of the depressed rates of freight to and From Harape, the present rate of wages cannot and ought not to be ined; and whereas, they (the merchants and enw have determined that on and after Mon- day, the Lith inst., they will pay two doliars and a half per day for the services of ship carpentera, caulkers and 4 ‘puployed on their vessels, and no more; ved, "That we, the employers in the above jm aceordance with the above resolutions, deom it our duty to notify the workmen in our employ on Sai *Y, evening, 1éthinst., that on and after ° a; ith inst., the rate of wages will be two and a . ey, and no more. Resolved, tthe abeve proceedings be published in the Courier & Inquirer, Journal of Commerce, Capes & Alli Thomas Stack,” Peter McNamara, ‘Thos. Collyer, Foulke, Lawrence & Whitlock & Berrian, Simonson & Lugar, Lawson & Carl Wm. Welch & Co., ©. &R. Poillon, G. W. King, A. G, Bell, William yey y Isaac C. Smith & Son, paca. Westervolt’s Sons & Co. pve thn JOHN DIMON, President. DoD. WearaRvEL, Secretary. FEMALE PRINTERS.—WANTED, A COMPOSI- tor who thoroughly understands her profession, to G0 to Philadelphia, to help upon the Woman's Advocate, an Jusively with females; full Union prices paid. Miss Anna E. McDowell, northeast corner of T ‘apd. itnut streets. peas w+ 2 sriahiet chill hihve oe ony ems mmntee te Mame Mie PUBLISHERS, &c.—TWO THOROUGHLY EX- id music printers, competent to take hold If a steady situ they will find all materiale except iia sett the work, second to none, for $3 OTHoy will lodge a’sum of money in the above’s nda to pay for all objectionable work, Address, for three days, % Murray, Heraid office Y bere HATTERS.— WANTED, BY A THOROUGH- ‘Ts hatter, who can work at every bratich fi wineés, a situation as salesman, 1s a good ac- vutitant, dvd’ would make himself generally. useful. dress J. K., Herald office. No objection to the country, Want permanent work. b 2 ds 2A GOCD JOB PRINTER AND A GOOD 5 ler, each having a capital of & few hundred j and ‘Gesiring to go in‘o basiness in a pleasant ve Pthé Western Reserve, O., can learn of a favor- able ‘opportunity by addressing Editor of Democrat, Warren, Ohio. FARD.—STOLEN LAST EVENING, 12TH » from No. 8 Kast Eleventh strict, two & carpe’ bag—one ot e overcoats was a » mew style, and bad in the pockets a with the name of M. L. Sheldo: and an ivory tablet, with several names the carpet bag contained a variety of to Thaddeus meer, whose name is grown Tent jeanes, FO} shares 1» 0s, and'a certificate for one hi ‘and content we SHELDON? 85 Nassau streot. 2, 4 GOLD WATCH : . gold face, no ¢ fee watch — — were en brows ‘and, on the road from High’ pote a ‘Pere was "It the finder will return it to atreet, near Rector street, the above LOST,» A . MOBAIC ot St. Petor’a church,) #1 to im one of the Fourteenth 1 doe | The finder will leave the same barding house in Seventeenth stress, on Tast, two gold chains—one ‘small fine cord do.—and one old fashioned silver d conse. afi'be made by the owner for the re- ‘me. If the pawnbrokers in New York sh give any information relative tothe — cloth overcoat, taken from box No. 14 aad Ne REWARD.—LOST, JANUARY 11, FROM THE will bé paid on returning the slut to 82 Fifth avenue. pres t-PA nc IU OE ERS A a Dri it to 28 Wooster street, will receive ine aboye reward at in the Harlem cars, a lady’s gold eyeglass ant REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RETURN OF ‘The same was out of my gig, at the corner of the same, if offered, and send word to &) REWARD.—LOST, IN ONE OF THE BROADWAY B2 \aneen between’ Ninth and Franklin streets, an “book, et the Fencing Academy of B, Servatius, No. Oo Franklin steeot on going from Eighth avenue and filth, street and £ighth avenue, White cross on his breast, and answers to the name of Whoever DRIVER’S RECEIPT ga Ckaredey, Tite Rist geebets in Broadway, be- " ADAMS & 00., 69 Broadway. o bills; also. one mote the ‘above reward by calling at ourth street. WILL BE PAID FOR THE RECOVERY of Music, on Thuraday evening last. To John street. corner of Fifth avenue and Tenth street, a small andtém Scotch terrier slut. Tho above reward 'REWARD.—LOST, ON THE EVENING OF THE 10th, a silver detached lever hun’ watch. ‘and no questions asked. $ " REWARD,—“OST ON THURSDAY A¥TERNOON, ol > ‘The finder will receive the above reward upon leaving 4t #t C, Breusing’s music store, 701 way. large sized gray robe, lined with dark dri and the mame of Philip Gieary’on the “inside of tho Mead? y Broadway and Tenth street, this (Frida; rai Feenarpeis 10. Pevnertars’ dai oltess are 12. the TH, No. 30 East Twentieth street. which is ef no use to any one but the owner... The above reward will bo paid to the finder by REWARD,—LOST ON THURSDAY, JANUARY 92 * lady's gold cross and chain, witha fifty cent to Sixth avenue and Tenth atreot. return the samo will receive tho above Foc ‘the thanks of the owner. THOS. A. DUNN, 10ST AND FOUND. LO8T.—LOST LAST EVENING, A BRINDLE colored Newfoundland dog; has very large feet, a un will return him to 204 Greenwich street, (tea store,) will receive $5 reward. XPRESS 3 BOOK LOST.—LOST, the Astor House, or in» arch, Fulton, or Nana streets. Any who haa fonnd said book; wilapesite a: ronsocahle'towerd by leaving itatour of- OST=ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JAN. 12TH, IN in oF out of one of the Soa sta toe, & pocket book containi nee MD td 5 8g co of $63 or ‘do (gold, remainder of $47, A liberal reward will be given'to the fiader by returning It to DANIEL MOORE, 51 Spring street. een dl Las 1178 A ANSTANT A GOLD LEVER seal attached, marked rovanden by leaving tt et tes RD'—STOLEN, FROM A SMALL BOX, | The above being family / | under ai NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 13, 1855. IARY PUBLICATION '—NOW READY, MY COURTSHIP, AND ITS CONSEQUENCES. Henry Wikolf. A true account of the suthor’s ad ventures in England, Switzerisnd, and Italy with ‘Muse J. C. Gamutz, the American heiress, with the ua- iblished correspondence of Miss Gamble, Mrs. George ‘Mr, Joshua Bates, (of the Ea- , Lord. Palmerston, ais Cavour, Count of Villet . Baker, (U1 Consul,) Me. Kinney, (United States btiarge a, Mr. Hudson, ae Ambassador,) Timothy Brown, (British Consul,) de B—, (Russian Am- bassador,) Count d’Orsay, Faany Elssler, Thurlow Weed, &e., &e., ke Ex ‘tion. A Narrow Escape. A Joyful Meeting. ‘A Jailor’s Humanity, Smit in ‘A Woman's Rage. ‘The Queston Popped, ‘The Trial. wn. Flight. ‘A Cross Examination. Repentance. ‘The Condewnation. Reconciliation. Midnight Reflections. At it Agam. ‘The Emperor's | etter. More Repentance, More Par. Reat Remorse. don. Pardon Impossible. ‘The Philosophy of Love. Done at Lust. The Dube'of Willington, Thurlow Weed’s Story. George Peabody's Bull. The Chloroform. The Pope's Request. American Sympathy. ‘An Attempt at Suicide, ‘The Heroine in Alarm. Caught sgn. Too Ardent by Half. A Garden Stroll. Joyful Days. Mock Remorse. ‘The Liberation. A Coquette’s Lotter. A Sweet Steep. ‘A Complete Victory. ‘A Copyright Bid For. Happy Moments. Retribation, Caught in Her Own Trap. —_A False Position. A Violent Rupture. Gauntlet Picked Up. Jobn Van Buren. Sir W. Gore Ouseley. Opinion of Joshua Alderman Maynard. New York Again. Hearty Welcome. James Gordon Bennett, Ultimatum of the Press, Unconditional Surrender. Prince Napoloon. Count D’Orsay. A Philadelphia Beauty. The Day Named. Flight and Fury. ‘A Splend d Bribe. ‘The Abduction. tes. A Struggle for Victory. Astor House, ‘the Arrest. ‘Thurlow Weed in a Fix.” The Prison. His Letter. Thrilling News. Finale. Unexpected blow. Price in paper covers, $1; im neat cloth {binding, 91-26, Orders should be adressed to J. C, DERBY, Publisher, 119 Nassau street. For sale by booksellers and news agents, everywhere. Single copies sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt of price. UNCH’S POCKET BOOK AND ALMANAC FOR 1855. , The next number commences a volume of the ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS. All the foreign papers for sale, or delivered in New York or Brooklyn, by T. Richardson, 15634 Fulton street, op- posite High. ‘ogiiah books imported to order aad mailed to all parts. HE MOST INTERESTING TOPIC NOW BEFORE THE world,—The mirror of Sebastopol, and a map of the Black Seu and Crimea, showing the military position of the allied forces; a beautiful colored sheet, 26 by 82 in- ches. Price 25 cents. Any paper giving the above one insertion, and sending the same to tl will re- ____BOARDING_AND LODGING. _ "pret and nolohd Booed, wih fall Yond; alan, i gcates, ag single gentlemen. {+7 HUDSON ae, 01 & BT, JOHN'S ] fur rooms, tolet, with board, to % or eee a their wives; house new! Farpished, with all improvements. CHRISTOPHER STREET—-TO LET, FURNISHED 12. rooms, with or without board. GRAMERCY PARK, TWESTY-FIRSI 106 street).—Private boarding—A handsome suit Of rooms, on the second floor, will be vacated ey the 16th of January . 06 LEONARD STREET, FIVE DOoRS EAsT OF 1 Broadway—a large front reom to let, with board; also, a hall bedroom, Terms reasonable. 8 EAST BROADWAY.—SINGLE GENTLEMEN, OR gentlemen and their wives, will find it to their advantage, if wanting fine rooms with grates and gas, om reasonable terms, and good board, by calling at aad Baad way. Day boarders on moderate terms accom- WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET—A SUIT OF rooms on the seconé floor, consisting of a parlor and two bedrooms with pantries, may be obtsined. Sin- gle gentlemen can also find rooms with fires. House contsins all the modern improvements, and is desirably jocated four doors from Sixth avenue. FRANKLIN STKEET, FIRST HOUSE WEST OF i Broadway,two parlors and two large rooms on the irst floor, parlor and bedroom on tke second; also one or two bedrooms, all neatly furnished, to let ‘to gentle- men; breakfast served {f required. Inquire as above. WEST, TWENTY-THIRD S{REET.—A FEW SE. lect families and gentlemen, can be accommodated With suit or single rooms, with full or partial board, in that eligible brown stond building, containing all the modern improvements,gand genteelly furnishod, delight- fully located, between'tho Sixth avenue and Broadway. CARD TO THE LADIES.—MRS. MAXWELL, 34 eee street, would | afeigh her patrons and ds that she has opened a house, with superior ac- commodations, for a private lying-in hospital, Ladies in delicate health, wishing private treatment, can rely on her exporience and skill as midwife and physician. SPLENDIDLY FURNISHED ROOM, WITH ONE OR two bedrooms attached, to let, in a private house, with all the modern improvements: Also a single ruom, with grate and gas in it. Apply at 96 Prince street, few doors west of Broadway. Jotionac and vilevor ewe single peatien ve 1D ans fe, or two ya can - erith full or partial board, ince feet class house, at 2 Leroy place, Bleecker street. The house is provided e pass ceive a map free of postage, A. H. JOCELYN, No. 60 Fulton street. HO WROTE HAGAR, THE MARTYR ? Who is nor the Authoress of FASHION AND FAMINE? Mosars. Bunce & Brothers, of New York, have recent- ly, and for manifestly selfish and mercensty ends, sot up a very stupid assumption, and are now, in a seeming spirit of most virtuous indignation, doing all in their power to knock it down. The assumption is that the authoress of ‘Fashion and Famine’’—Mrs. Ann 8, Ste. phens—has been reputed to be the authoress of “Hagar, the Martyr.” Now, we have given Bunce & Brothers no reason whatever for assuming any conclusion of the sort: an in looking over the numerous favorable notices ot “Hagar, the ‘tyr,’? which have appeared in the tee lic , we can lind no authority on which to base suchen apprehension. The authoress has, with two ex- ceptions, been stated, in these notices referred to, to be Mrs. Hy Marion Stephens; and these two exceptions were the Boston Times and Transcript, both of which pa spoke of Mrz, Stephens as the Mrs. Stephens, of Boston, and not Mrs. Anz 8. Stephens, of New York, whom, wo aro justified in ssying, neither of the editors alluded to me m their minds at the time they penned their notices, But, supposing the public should confound the names of the two ladies, it is not therefore at all uncertain that Mrs. Avn 8. Stephens would he highly compli- mented the mistak Nay, it is absolutely rea- shnablo that she will, or onght to be; for, if wo mine take not, the book Published ‘by Bunce & Brothers, un- der the title of “Fashion and Famine,’’ has a singular affinity in all respects to one previously and fagitively known as ‘Prisons and Palaces; or Sequel to tne Straw- Girl.” Mrs. Stephons—that is, Mrs. H Marion Stephéns—is no collator, but the authoress of an en- tirely crigioal work, and in this respect would not likely, by parties interested, be willfully placed on the level ol a mere compiler and patcher up of oli and exploded ma- verials; It is, therefore, under the circuuzstances, en- tirely unnecessary and uncalled ae, on the part of Measrs. Bunce & Brothers, to notify the public that Mrs. H. Marion Stephene is not the authoress of ‘Fashion and Famine.’’ at lady has fame enough, independ ently of what she would derive from such a relationship. and in evidence of this we cull from a very numeroyg with all the modern improvements. Dinner at 6}¢ o’clock. French and English spoken: NEATLY FURNISHED WITH PARTIAL board, to let in an entirely a private family; very pleasant thborhood, wost. part ef the city, up town. The room is heated and is lighted with gas, and ne attentive servants in the house—all free of expense. References exchanged. Inquire at tho Elixir office, 261 Broadway. Bice OR TWO GENTLEMEN OF UNEXCEP- tionable character, can be ascommodated with well ina highly: reepectanle fomily reslng ear’ Madison in 8 Tes) a near square, “Address Fifth avenue, Herald office. OARD—ON BROOKLYN HEIG! NEAR FULTON ferry. Agentloman and wife, or two single ss men, at low price. Also, a room fora lady. ateel and pleasant situation. Apply at 43 Middagh street, one door from Willow street. OARD.—A YOUNG LADY OCCUPYING A PRETTI- ly furnished house, pleasantly located, is desirous of letting one of her rooms to oe, lady who would be willing to pay a good price. advertiser being the only female ay age of the house and having plen' 100m, is willing to take a lady boarder for comp: ship.’ Address A. B, C., Herald office. OARD ON BROADWAY.—FAMILIES AND GENTLE- men can obtain suit sof elegantly furnished rooms, or le apartments, in the large-and commodious house, 767 Broadway, southwest corner of Ninth street. Dinner at 8and6 o'clock. N. B.—A suit of handsome rooms on Broadway unfurnished. Borer AND HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM3— it jon- For two gentlemen and their wives, can be ob- ined in a small private family, by calling at 102 West Twenty-seventh street, near Sixth avenue, and only one block from Broadway. House contains every modern improvement. OARD IN BROMELYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS wife, oro, .or two men, can find a and handsomely fu: room at 38 Willow street three minutes walk from the Wall street and Fulton fer- ries. © ‘The house is furnished with gas, hot air, &c. OARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN and ‘elaborated series of criticisms the following brigf and ungarbled extracts:— , “The plot is excellent, the ideas fine, and the lan- guage bold and forcible. She wields a graphic and a caus- tic pen, while, at ihe same time, many of her sentences are models of tenderness and love in their noblest and best sense.”’—[Newport QR. L) Journal, " the bad bg ” in a, tale of great power, in which the ability of writer is strikingly exhibited.’ ? fee rrp has a distit reputation asa Reale the work referred to establishes her elaira as one of our best female prose writers, With- Sieh tees ctor san ops Gleason's) Pi mt ~~ ~y cling Sinan ever, ord from th Amit pros, ma . Wi ‘in a bold beautiful Ce bed of it Ginds its way to the "sg and warms tho im- er. 8 ud hia nature into be! * © © It is oneot ant "a dest efforts, and be read by millions in or a hs a cae well sustaining the al. si sus i ui yng reputation of the’ author.””—[Portsmouth jours “The eminence in the literary world to which Mrs, Stay baa attained may well be held as secu- rity, ope) at ity; but Hagar stands, farabove that stature, It is avowedly founded, on fact, and its details ught up ina sty-e calculated toa waken eraciaton ofa peloty of conduct they 0 is emphati toe Begs whence flows everything f or evil, T vicious. Sireotion any be given it. Tia de, seri are » and its c re inal and ™ Boy pe ny hgh ‘drawn, and the o) are a work is one of the most exci torent. DN He Telegraph. q is a tale of exciting interest; one of those heart atoriestwhich seem the of Mrs. Ste- Coton province mheng penal’ > UNentnek Inquirer. reptesentation of many of the trials and strug- ung women, without friends, are constan' the more particularly in city life.’’—[Bos- ton 5 “ We can heartily recommend Hagar to all who would readan ably written and highly interesting romance. It is @ book that ought to have as great arun as “Ida May,” for it is spirited, free-spoken, and written with amazing vigor,’’—(Boston Times, Price $1, for‘ssle by all booksellers. FETRIDGE & CO., Publishers, Boston. Jonuary 9, 1855. POST OFFICE NOTICES. OST OFFICE NOTICE—THE MAIL FOR EUROPE PER the United States steamer ST. LOUIS, will close at this office on Saturday, the en a January, at 10, o'clock, A. M ISAAC V. FOWLER, Postmaster. OST OFFICE, NEW YORK, JANUARY 11, No paper being entitled under the former ¢ ion to the advertisement by this Office of w letters, notice is hereby given that the Postmaster will in ive evidence As to the circulation of papers, claiming such advertisement, and dedide upon the fact, id uant to the regulations of the Post Office Department. A printed statement for the information of persons desiring to compete for the advertisement, fixing and defi the limits and boundaries of the ter- ritory deemed by the Postmaster to be embraced within the range of the delivery of this office, the time within’ which evidence must be submitted, and the leulara of the evidence “yp in and blank affidavits in whieh every detail to be shown is properl and definitely om. braced, will be furnished on application at thisefice, ISAAC V. FOWLER, Postmaster. SPECIAL NOTICES. __ —— Se INE OIL PAINTINGS.—WE WOULD CALL ATTEN- tion to the sale of splendid oil paintings, advertised for pale this at 11 o'clock, by Edward Schenck, 16 Wall street. intings are the private property of 4 gentleman, wh: judgment is too well known to need further deseription. EDWARD SCHENCK, General Auctioncer, 16 Wall strest. jUNAL NOTICE. —THE CREDITORS PF SIMEON MA- nuel, who intend to accept the provisions of Lis eed of assignment by exec of their claims, except as provided for in the ‘aro notised to do | rg ie of papeene? reed may vile Be F, » Miles, R. C. Emanuel, assign wasy! South | Caroting, oF GD. Evans, agent creditors, Marion ae Court Houre, South Carolin: } ote bd Dhiaes be Prima | AYOR'S OFFICE, JANUARY 2, 196.—THERE 18 | M opened, at this ofee, « tom aint book, under the charge of a competent person, for the purpose of receiv- | ing and entering ail complaints of matters boring within jurisdiction of the municipal authorities, The Mayor ill entertain, and ¢o far as the laws give him power, | jzance of preferred by rea ji | ties for violation of ordivances and derel of iy upon the part of any person holding office under the city government. By oe ot Pa or. . A. 8! First Marshal. Ali tho in this city will please thete bills to this often Pens by", OO wea iO Tie LOVERS OF FAT WUTTON.—taE P respectfully invited to cail at the stall ot John Je,, No.10 Washington Market, in the centre, tnd see for sale eome of the fatiost mutton expored for sale in ety. FPO Re Misi ew comMuNirY “Notice —ay ‘aD- meeting of those intcrested in the Speerhen peice me oe Yelock. The public are fuvited to attend. Hs and his wife and one or two single gentlemen, can be accommodated with at rooms board at 22 Tompkins place, near ton street. OARD WANTED-~BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, IN fy respectable private family. Location not the business part cf the cy: "ASdress, post pald, Pox 1 business o city. ret x 3,481 Post Ofkes. pg et ar ily, He iene srt naples rye mi "a gentleman Hi for the wen . y atrtaf ae for days, stating terms for one room with fire and lights, and the location. Terme must be low, from $6 to $10 per week. Referenee exchanged. de ans a arth a eee south or Wal street ferry, by two Fr men, uth or wo you! ina private French family; two await’ bedrooms. with a ee aan caer S oalscuaseae daiseas, a on Sun stating terms, G. W., box 81 Post Oflce. Also, hee story room and permanent’ . Inquire at 312 Second avenue, between Nineteenth ‘and ‘Twentioth atreets. References exchanged. OARDING IN BROOKLYN.—FURNISHED ROOMS vacant, at 47 Sands street. 'URNISHED OR UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS IN & first class house, for gentlemen only, at 379 Fourth street. ERMANENT BOARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN and wife, with suits of rooms, on first floor, in some private family or. private boarding house, where the entire arrangements are unexceptionable; location muet be first rate, and near some good livery stable, where the advertiser could haye a pair of horses well kept and attended. The best of references given and juired, Address, with full particulars, William, Herald office. pacar hem Meendit se! eae ratint 8 been amet Mates tere sont 89 (0 SINGLE GENTLEMEN.—A FEW SINGLE GENTLE- men can be accommodated with pleasant rooms and soge age at No, 81 Warren street. References ex- changed. ee ha (0 LET—SUITS OF ROOMS, HANDSOMELY FUR- nished, to families or single gentlemen, with or without board, at 36 East Twentieth street, between Broadway and Fourth avenue. (0 LE?.—A WIDOW LADY, LIVING VERY RETIRED ue a modern pons ait Ae an cienent furnished arlor, to any gent 01 ri com- Bined pith the sans noucl of a private home, Broak- fast if desired, No ers. ation unsurpassed. Address Sans Souci, Post Office. (0 LEAN ELEGANT FURNISHED DACK PARLOR, on ground floor, permanently or occasionally, ina Beautiful location, up town. Address London, Union Square Post Office, \WO SITTING ROOMS AND TWO HEDROOMS TO be let, separately or ther, furnished or unfar- nished, at very reasonable terms, at No, 25 Lispenard street OR THREE SELECT GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN board in ® small private fanily of the highest yn ey and where there are no othor boarders. ‘A bandsome furnished parlor and two bedrooms ani pantry attached. The Kighth avenue cars ran within two doors. Please call at 104 Perry street. THE MILITARY, ‘OTICE.—COMPANY F, FOURTH REGIMENT NEW York State Militia.—A meeting of the above com- pany will be held at the Mercer House, corner of Broome and Mercer streets, on Wednesday evening, Jan. 17, at iE} o'clock, Pungtual attendance is requested. ‘By ér of JAMES MoMAHON, Captain. BILLIARDS. BILLIARD PALACE, WITH EIGHT OR TEN TA- A bles, for sale or exchange for property or to let 4 . Location excellent. Proper person ought to niake $4,000 to $6,000 per annum. A good location for eating in Contre, near Pearl street, to let. uire of , billined table manufacturor, No, 6 ‘nn street. eee ILLIARD TABLES.—WE HAVE ON HAND A LARGE stock of marble, slate and wood bod tables, made the patent rubber cushions, suitable for private or | public use, which we offer for anlo at reasonable ‘and on favorable terms. Orders by mail promptly at- tended to. GRIFFITH & DECKER, 90 Ann street. ILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE OF ALI. SiZk3 FOR with slate, wood or marble Sede, Pith patent cushions of ie, with pat s my own design; also, ba- ye. Wed BNARP, Noni hed mart) pon ant MPO Sa ot Redband execi & CO. sy 00 TO, LOAN, ON DIAMONDS, 4 0. watches, jowel rs, plano- 88 or bought for porthg boy fio notes, mortars &o., negotiated; business conf first floor, back ofice. $60 00 TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES, fotes, stocks, bonds and mortgag tinted; real ate bought ‘angel, "All business sicictly 86 John street, corner of Nassau, 50 009. eee ag on DIAMON! rat segars, merchandise in gene (er mbaght one m ought ‘and sold. Money constantly on hand, and business condueted in the Know Nothing sf les, by al $28.000 and mortgage on Improved city property, worth double the amount. None need apply without ‘the mere! and e: promptly, at 78 Nassau street, jewelry, &c., or bought for cash. estate bought, sold and Teapeas confidential. CHEESEMAN, BI TED & CO., Brokers, an bought out.) Bonds and FORBUSH & 00., 146 William street, near Fulton, up stairs. WANTED—FOR A FIRST BOND money. Address ‘‘ Mortgage,’’ 90.0 WANTED, SIXTEEN TO EIGHT. : Sosa real ernsé in tas eity, worth A ‘on Improved real est is elty, wo $45,000, * appl immediatay, to Ms . P. TOWNSEND, 87 Chambers street. 0. —MONEY TO LOAN, ON DIA- 320.000, Tere cette aarti A 4 business “confidestial; 212 Broadway, and 13 Fulton street, room 11, third story. STEEL, & CO. 10 LOAN.—SECURED ON NEW YORK ls 10) real. eatets, 06 seven, por-cont pre am - im. Apply, by pre-paid letter, box No. 3,992 Post Of- joe. TO LOAN TILL THE FIRST OF MAY, FOR which a good piano would be taken as ne- curity, with the privilege of its being used ina small private family. Address C. H., Herald office. ROKEN BANK BILLS BOUGHT,—THE HIGHEST prices will be paid in gold for ail kinds of broken All x uncurrent funds bought at the for sale on Kngland, Ireland and M. TAYLOR, corner of Chatham square and James street. D ape hy SAVINGS INSTITUTION, 96 WARREN STREET, One door from Greenwich.—Open daily from 10 A. M.tolP. M.,and4to7P. M. Interest at the rate of 6 per cent allowed on ail sums from $1 to $500. The funds of this institution are securely invested in bonds and mortgages in the city of New York, worth double the amount loaned, and in bonds in this city. CALEB 8. WOODHI » President, M.D. Vice Presidents. Moen, —CASH LIBERALLY ADVANCED ON JEW- uri Putus, Van Pxur, rANDERUILE L, BOxTox, Secretary, elry, dry goods, groceries, hardware, pianofortes, niece Nath ciher property, at doh tecodwray, por ner of Duane street, room No, 9, where the strictest con! dence may be relied upon; branch office 84 West Six. teenth street. MOLOUGHLIN & O’NEILLE, ONEY TO LOAN—AT THE EMPIRE LOAN AND Agency, Office, 321 Eeeeey (removed from 128 jassau street)—On diamonds, plate, watches, jewelry, furniture, pianofortes, wimes and spirits, in bond, or other ‘property. Business nopromet and confidential. roe purchase, 2,000, i. Apply to CASEY OTICE.—THE BONDHOLDERS OF THE LYONS Iowa Central Railroad Company are requested to cal) at the office of David A. Mitchell, No. 63 Wall street, and examine the report of the committee, with a pro- position presented ata meeting of bondholders on tho 21st inst., at the Astor House; and if they approve of the said proposition, sign a paper which has already been signed by many of tho parties interested therein. The propositicn remaining open only to 20th January next, aL. ©, OWN Secretary. AVINGS’ BANK, INSTITUTION FOR THE SAVINGS of merchants’ clerks and oth No, 516 Broadway, opposite St. Nicholas trustees, pursuant to the by-laws, have directed an interest to bo paid to the depositors for the six months ending 1st instant; at the rate of six per cent per annum on all sums amount- ing to $6 and not over sums over.$500, an interest at the rate of five por cent per annum, paya- bie on andafter Monday, the 15th inst. Interest not called et we be credited to the depositors as principal from st inst. The Bank is open daily, from 10to 2 o'clock; and on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings, from 5 to 7 o'clock. BENJ. R. WINTHROP, Secretary. January 11, 1855, TRUSTEES OF THE SEAMEN’S BANK FOR contains savings, have ordered that interest be paid to de- itors, entitled the: for the six months en ember 31, follows:—On sums of five hundred dol- lara and under, at the rate of ado cent per annum,and on sums exceeding five hun dollars, at the rate of annum, payable on and after Monday, terest will be credited to depositors as principal. New York, Jan. 12, 1855. P. PERIT, President. Wiu1am Neison, Secretary: WINTER FASHIONS. UY YOUR FURS OF THE NEW YORK FUR COM- pany.—Great bargains to he had. Tn uence close of the season the company are determined to offer their at cost. should visit the store and pur or all the will have been secured 401 Broadway, corner of Walker stroot __HORSES, CARRIAGES, &0. SALE A LONG 1. GRAY HORSE, 16 bands high, sound and in all harness, and can yery fast. Apply at 94 and 06 Mercer atrect. GENTEEL COACH, NOT 10 1,000 Ibs., for cash, or will sell a supe- 5 box 2,075 Post , & first rate watch dog. ba: Washington, 16. Aaas hi y D, outa old; perfetly’ sound aad Mind.” Wasnt superior foal getter, as all his stock has proved. particular, apply at 04 and 96 Mercer street. INSTRUCTION. BROADWAY, CORNER OF FRANKLIN STREET. BED Weiter nnd bnttopingworughir woah i or al pt I separate Parlors # OLIVER B. MITH. ISBROW’S NEW LARGE AND ELEGANT RIDING academy, Fifth avenue, corner of Thirty-ninth atreet. Open day and evening for instruction and plea- sure ridi —Tuenday, Thursday, and Saturday even- ings, for ‘ladies and gentlemen, for pleasure riding. ‘Terms, $1 per ride, DIXON & CO. GIVE LESSONS IN WRITING, rithmetic and bookkeeping, day and evening, at 0. 846 Broadway, erin juilding,) where gentle- men are qualified for the counting-house, in an expe- ditious and superior manner. RIVATE INSTRUCTION.—THE SUBSCRIBER WILL receive new upils daily for, instruction in the art Parlors. Terms reduced onehalf, OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH, 362 Broadway. 7PQRICK MOULDER—PATENTED 1864; WARRANTED.— su; to those made by hand, Weight 860 Ibe, price $100. For circulars or machines apply, post paid, to RIPLEY & REED, New York. ECORATIVE FRESCO PAINTER OF THE GERMAN and Italian school.—Is ready to decorate in the proved manner, ia all styles. Address, at 208 Spring street, New York, }EORGE FICHT, UXURIANT WHISKER OR MOUSTACHES FORCED TO L which will not stain or injure the skin; 81 x bottle rent toany part of the country. R.G. GRAHAM, 107 Nassu'street; Zeiber, 448, Third street, Philad-lphia; R. B. 3, 87 State street, Albany; Barringer, Hudson, N. Y¥.; Hayes, 175 Fulton street, Brookly a, RS. GARBANATI, ORNAMENTAL HAIR MAKER, in imitation of nature, 71 Greene street, near me. Ladies’ wigs, &c., made to order. The mate- being light as well as strong, tho additional weight on the head is scarcely felt, whilst their trans- parency renders them ventilating, Ladies’ heads sham- poved. RACTICAL TAILORS, COAT MAKERS, AND PIECE masters, are invited to examine the work and ope- ration of Robinson’s new hand sewiug machine, at 371 Broadway, up stairs, This machine makes any and every variety of through atitches, with any required de- gree of tension, the rame as by hand, Crrititout loop, chais of shuttle,) but with » rapidity, regularity an: precision, unattainable by the most experienced hand- ‘worker. gee A ed soe gg healt aad ery. for fine and custom work. and examine. power W. H. WILLSON. : i uit He bat abe Fi FOR SALE- FOR ONE OF THE BEST FARM3 $16,000 < d, 42 miles from New Long Islan: the railroad; said farm contains woodland, locust, fruit in sbundence, brooks, &c., large, mumerous and valuable bullaings: Boch $5,000, Title perfect. Roply hE. A BUNCE, 212 Broatvay, corner Pultoa, raat No. 8. $6 500. Pi taht ager on ent sub-cellar, built in the’ 2 Tar! the best manner, with mantels, Hi heaters, brown stone entrance. A good location. ’Will’be aold for $1,000 cash, or exchang- ed for a mo) of $1,000 to $3,000; balance may re- main. Inquire of JOHNSON & VOIGT, Booksellers, 421 Broadway. A NEW MEDICAL INVENTION, AL- ° ready in operation, without any con- currence, is to be sold; or a partner wanted, with the above amount, It can be made to pay fifteen to twenty thousand 8a year. Address Dr. J. B., Herald office, —FOR SALE—A BREAD AND CAKE ° « bakery, a superior location, in Brook. jyn; this place is elegantly fitted up, and is now doing a large and rapidly i sreaslog business. Must positively Herald 4 strong and thick in six weeeka, by my ongu-. be sold. Apply at 212 Broadw: oom No. 10. ar oF) SSIMERS. & PURDY. 1.0 DOORS.—GOOD 4 PANEL DOORS, FOR street. 76 cents each, for sale at 78 Beekman N. P, KIMBALL, —FOR SALE—-A DAGUERREAN GAL- WA) O)s “hers, iocatet on one of the avvanae this place is very finely fitted up, and is now doing a fine business. The lease, stock, and fixtures, will be sold for this low sum, Apply at 212 Broadway, room No. 10. SIMERS & PURDY. ACRES ILLINOIS FARM FOR SALE, FOR $3 per acre, many years under cultivation, well fenced, Deming heavy crops of corn, wheat, potatoes, and three, miles from county seat and’ depot on Chicago Railroad; small house and barn; coal in the nighborhood four cents a bush ‘tream and well of water on the land, and sufficient timber. 80 or 100 acres of the farm can be had for $4 acre. Apply by lester, post- paid, toT. K. M., Post Office, FLGURING MILL FOR SALE, COMPLETE EVERY way; engine of 50 horse power, capacity 100 bar- rela of flour per day; would be ivered alongside bel, pad sold ets sacrifice, if. applied for immedi or sechanged for improved real te, or an inte! Pp. 00d ship, T. W. MARSHALL, Jr. Hh 128 Front stres A LARGE FORTUNE MAY BE MADE BY PURCHAS- nect on Con- lumber, which may be floated to the city; land good and worth after forests are cleared $12 per acre; property ieee earth obi f en. roved proper farm or city.) Apply to CHARLES MILLER Real fiat, Stock and ’soperty Exchange, 195 Broadway. CHANCE—A PIE BAKERY FOR SALE.—A SA- Joon and bar attached, and the dinner peng twice pays the rent. The proprietor will either sell ou entirely or become a pariner, as he has lost his wife and has more business than he cam attend to. Also, three boys an, to sell hot pies. Call at 38 Oak. street, cor- ner of Jam RICK YARDS AND FARM FOR SALE, AT CORN- wall Landing, Orange county, New York.—J1 acres, two yards, three dwellings with sheds, and Adams’ machinery complete. Docks ww with eight feet water, one yard is under lease for seven years. * millions of bricks were made there the past years, ticulars on ap ication to the subscriber on the premi- ses. Price $10,000—half may remain on premises. JOHN SCHMULTS. FOR SALE—SITUATED ON A a thriving business. Satis- ‘Apply to B, W. RICH RUG STORE thoroughfare and doi factory reasons given for . ARDS, 307 way. RUG STORE FOR SALE—ON THE CORNER OF A fino row of marble buildings, doing a large busi- ness and capable of being incieased to any extent. Price $2,500, part cash; balance, notes, or mortgage. Apply to JAS. M. STARK, 49 Wall street, basement. R SALE—A FIRST CLASS HOUSE, WITH ALL THE modern improvements, built by days’ work, and mpleted, No. 22 Ninth street, between Fifth and th avenues. Inquire of T. W. STRONG, No. 98 Nas- sau street. OR SALE—THAT VALUABLE GROCERY STAND on Kighth avenue, corner of Fourteeath street, with an unexpired lease of two years from Ist May next. The stock has been well selected, has agood run of cash trade, and the rent low. Apply on the premises, to ft MARTHA LOG WOO! } ‘Adnialatestons! B, CHAS. 8, LOCKWOOD, FY SALE—A SCHUYLKILL CANAL BOAT, CALLED jersey City, near the Dry Apply on board, or ad- dress Francis, Jersey City Post ome. 4 ci reo -ae wigrnnnes gyi oh eee ‘tion, at a great sacrifice.—A good opportunit; fora safe and profitable investment, the sasoointion having been in successful operation since September, 1861, and is at this time in the most prosperous condi- tion of any other association in this city. Address A. L., ice. ON SALE—A NEAT THREE STORY BASEMENT brick house in West Twenty-sixth street, for $5,600; ‘8 two story and basement brick house in Wes! hteenth street, 90,509; a three story brown stone front house in Thirty- ‘Street, for $7,500. The above with all the modern improvements. Also, her houses for sale by A. ‘BERG! ', 16 Wall street. T SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY LOTS, four story house, twenty by forty-eight feet, situa: on the northwest corner of y-second street and pos avenue. ta 5 came, oh. for ee cf three a to G. UN: East Twentieth street. Ply TAIN, 1! Pocky fiures, and everything compet. or tang res, com usiness. Will be seld cheap, Me the owase's ba into other business, Address box No, 104 Herald office. OR SALE—A LARGE HOG, SUPPOSED TO WEIGH 1,000 Ibs, Can be seen at the house of John Char Hoalyn, L. 1. JOHN MURPHY. IR SALE—A COUNTRY SEAT UPON THE HUDSON hints” eae in the visisity of Newburg: oontaniny cor nen 10 vicinity lew cont about sixty acres of land. The house py; eights eight feet front by forty-four feet and possesses every convenience for a geatieman’s . The car- house, barns, out jes, &c., are all large, con- ver it, and in complete order. The are ex- tensive, eae, bi water, cm Bad Mf choicest » ‘The land is in ti highest state of cultivation and fully stocked with all kinds of fruit. readily divided into five rate residences, each containing one of the finest sites in the world, with an in- dependent entrance. The whole, or any part of the pu chase money may remain fora term of years, upon sa- tisfactory wecurity. The premises are open to {aspection Upon applicktion on the premises, to" Fey. GELS ion 1e pes, ode Newburg.tJan. 8, 1855. 4 (OR SALE—ON ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE—AN AS. sortment of perfumery, with the necessary articles aa antia acted calle at bind himself to in- stru e buyer. 8, ym 9 to 11 A. M., 124 West Broadway. J 4 Fu SALE.—A WINE AND LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE in one of the best locations in the city, doing a cash usiness of fifteen to twenty-five dollars a-day. Address W. & L., Union square Post Office, ‘OR SALE—BUSINESS DOWN TOWN, FOR $300, which nets yearly $3,000 over all also, one ef the best fancy goods stores up town, paving been twent; {norte tare also, @ pork store, situated in Lewis street—a splendid stand and trade, no better up town. Apply at 212 Broadway, room No. 13, ° BROWN & 00. OR SALE CHEAP—A BOOT AND SHOE with the stock and fixturos, in a good location, & gcod cash business, will bo sold low for cash, or security, as the owner has other business to attend to, Apply at 256 Seventh avenue. (OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR REAL ESTATE IN this city or fort Unetner, established hotel, near city of New York, together with a saloon and oyster and dining saloon attached; sti owe. complete order. The proprietor, haviog been engaged in the business for the last eighteen years, wishys to re- tire, and would sell om reasonable and “sf terms, For an interview, p) address H. ¥., Herald office, which will be attended to, (OR SALE OR TO LET WITH THE FURNITURE— to a small genteel family, the brown stone house, oso He street, Brooklyn, with all the modern im | provements, for one year or more. Possession (mmo | Giately, if required. Inquire of S. M. PARSONS, 67 | Wall ‘street. Would be traded for first class dry goods | Bs SALE OR TO LET—A VERY DESIRABLE NEW ull; three story and high basement brick house, beautt- ly located on Morton street, near Bedford avenw Brooklyn, anda few minutes walk from South Seventh street ferry, Williamsburg. Tho house bas all the mo ler: improvements—marble mantels, wash gas, heat- ers, peaking tubes, range, hot and cold water, shower baths, &e. For particulars apply to E. No 267 Front street. Also, for sale, two lota—25 by 100 each—runnin, through from Morton to Clyman s\xeets, near Bodfo avenue. OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE, OvPOSITE LAMAR. tine square, Twenty-eighth stroct, between Eighth and Ninth avenues,—Modern three story and basement house, all in food ; lot is twenty-ono feet and five inches by full length. tion is first class. Price, much less than cost, $8,500, of which $4./00 can remain. Address i. G. No, 308 Eighth avenue. OTS FOR san taied FEW we ge oe street, rd even oll soparatel; BOUNBON, M12 hicowlway, VOL. XX. wakniipcleeanie eee bi iy’ BUILDERS AND OTHERS, catedy neat Atlaatie tory, Beookiy pear ic io required, the lots are I eeandtatoip te Spa omell ieen,.it needed, might he made Good mortgages or other safe securities would be taken in payment. D. SHEPHERD, No. 7 Wall street. TENANTS’ REGISTER. OARDING HOUSE DOWN TOWN TO LEf AND furniture (in order) for sale.—This house bas always paid well and enjoyed a good reputation. Also, the lease and furniture for sale, of three 6! and basement house, up town, ina gool neighbor! convenient to railroad or stages. Both houses have bath, &. A liberal time will bo given for a greater of the purchase money of both honses, if well seoured. Immediate sion given. Inquire of BILLINGS & TUCKER, 371 Broadway. LOORS TO LET—IN THE NEW BUILDING NO. 84 Beekman street. If applied for immediately by « deirrable tenant will be let low. OTEL TO LET.—SEA BATHING.—OPPORTUNITY for hotel keepe: -To let, the new and commodious house, known the United States Hotel, at Atlantic City, on Absecom Beach, State of New Jersey, about midway on the Atlantic coast, botwoom Cape May and the city of New York, at the terminus of the Camden and Atlantic Railroad, ‘two and s half hours from the city of Philadel, ¢ beach is covered with a beauti- ful growth of je trees, through which there are at- tractive prom: , affording a pleasant retreat from the sun, without the loss of ‘the sea breeze. In this re- ct it differs from most othe: e bathing on this beach is ui coast, having a regular flow of th breakers on an even,’ smovth, and gradually shelving bottom, without any under-tow. The strand is level and hard for teu miles down the coast, free from quick sands and gulleya, and affo ding one of the finest drives in the world, e building fs 66 feet front by 40 feet in depth, with a wing 40 feet by 240 feet, the whole four stories in heighth, containing 140 large, airy sleeping apartmonts, o dining saloon, in which guests were seated at the opening festival of the railroad, with saloons, verandahs, kitohen, &c., suitable for a firat class house. This house will be leased for aterm of years, on reasonable terms, to one person or @ company of ability, to furnish and keep it as a first class summer retreat. Address JOHN is MI- CHENSR, No. 2Mercantile Library Building, Philadelphia. Sto S a side bathing grounds. ARGE OFFICE IN WALL STREEL TO LET—THE furniture, with large safe, suitable for a publie Company, to be sold. Apply at No. 6 Wallstreet, x rear office, first floor. FFICES TO LET—LARGE AND SMALL, WELL lighted, with good air, in front and rear building 81 Nassau street, suitable for offices, or for light me- chanical purposes. Inquire of EUGENE FEI 62 Nassau street. LET—THE LARGE HOUSE AND STORE, KNOWN as Wilson’s Hotel, 127 Liberty street; also store on the corner of Greenwich and: Liberty streets. The hotel fixtures will be sold on reasonable terms, Apply at the house, or at 109 West street. 0 LET—THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT HOUSE No. 6 St. Mark’s place, near Broadway, with modern improvements, as gas, baths, &c. Rent moderate tos good tenant. Apply on the premises. {0 LET—THE LARGE ROOM, 25x100 FEET, SECOND floor, on Broadway, No. 312. The location one of the best in the city for the auction business. Alease wilt begren after May next. For full particulars apply to B. W. RICHARDS, 307 Brondway. 10 LET—A TWO STORY HOUSE, CONTAINING seven rooms, and a good dry cellar—lot 50 x 100, in ‘welfth street, near Railroad avenue, Central Morrisania,~ in a respectable neighborhood, convenient to a church and schoolhouse, and also the new Town Hall, two depots, and within three minutes’ walk of either, Inquire of J, M. Sherman, Madison ue, between Mott and Fitch streets, Centra! Morrisania; or of J. K. O'Keeffe, 16 Third avenue, New York. (0 LET—COTTAGES NOS. 1 AND 4, GARDEN ROW, Eleventh street, near Sixth avenue; in complete order and very desirable residences for persons of moder- ate means. Possos: oo given immediately. Inquire of D. W. FENTON, 167 Broadway, up stairs. O LET—THE HOUSE AND STORE, WITH FXTURES 549% Broadwey; also, the store’ and fixtures 7 Broedway, For particulass apply to HENRY HYMAN, 76 Canal street, 10 LET OR FOR SALE—AT HOBOKEN, SEVERAL brick dwellings, in the vicinity of the ferry; posses-- fion given immediately. Apply at the Land Office, oppe- > nite the ferry landing, to W. W, SHIPPEN, Agent. HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. 1 00 —HOUSE: WANTED IN A GOOD ° location, between Tenth and Thirtieth streets, and Third and’ Kighth avenues, worth from $9,000 to $12,000, From $2,000 to $5,000 will be’ paidin cash, and the ‘balance in’ a very fine house im’ Meare Doge ae size lot, — in the best loca- ion, near J ferry. Inquire of P. Holley, 133, Amity strect. or JOHNA. CoNDIr, 45 Wall atzcet, REST OR LARGE SHADE TREES—WANTED, {4 few, for which will be paid according to ality. ‘ould prefer to have Ahexk’ deliverad on Y near New York. They must be from thirty to and ornamental. Please state tion. Address Trees, care box 1,968, ANTED IMMEDIATELY A OOMPLETE. SET | OF ko. Address A. M32 fi sort n, stat ing the price, condition of the tools, and where they can waz TO ion, «ales house, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSES- f by any onthe | ares) nelghborhbod, not above Recatieth attest” $ret 8 per anual ig trae, &e., E. B , 10 Cortland street. ' ANTED TO WITH IMMEDIATE POS- session, a eg with modern imj ments, in a respectable neighborhood, either in brook. lyn or Jerse: ity, and within seven minutes walk of either Fulton or Jersey City ferries. Remt not to ex- ceed $300 per annnm. Address, stat terms, fe., EB. Dave, 10 Courting sheet, house, not below Canal itreets. Addrean box 2.901 Post Ofice Wa respectable nuighborhoodrba the recht respectable neighborhood, on ferred, and not above Twenty-e th street; five or aix rooms adres . Herald stating terms. te st! see a Perlal press, No. 2 or 4, Was or Smith , for whic! e cash wi paid. OON- ER & SON, 29 Beckman street. poly LOAKS. CLOAKS, SELLING OFF TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING IM- PORTATIONS, M. ‘No. 58 Canal street, Is now in Paris, selec! styles for the coming season, and to make room for them, has made a further reduc- tion in the prices of his remaining stock. Satin cloaks from..., $20 Tae Sed wae ar ius élvet cloaks at. 3 coche veivet cl at, . And cloth cloaks from......,, : 9to 16 An carly visit is requested from purchasers as we are not replacing any of then cloaks, "I ELVET CLOTH AND SATIN CLOAKS.—THE SUB- oe having commenced | manafacture of spring a summer goods, would reduced prices his remainin; Finck of a en SATIN CLOAKS, VELVET, AND made up for city’ retail trade, in colors only, biack and brown, and made up of the very best quallt both velvet, cloth and satin, Those desiring anything in the Avove ling, would find it auch to their advantage to call ew Yor! and Mani 41 Canal street, Drnadseth atl oR W, MACKENZIE, Proprietor. “ STONISHL TO ALL.-MADAME MORROW Ay, niheut exception, the most wonderful a the world, or that has ever been known. She will past, present, and future events ; and will show future husband and absent friends, which has aa thousands during her travels in Burope. She is seventh daughter of a seventh daughter, and with a patural git, by invoking the powers of derful science, to tell even their very thoughts, cause happy oo to come together, who will restest Fy phd aan ee ere tru’ mn to who ‘Those who wish « speed A may call they may depend upon ft nal principles of magical science, 16 ii silt i > an f ely te 5 ie remain in the city buts short he Houre from 8 o'elock A.M. #0 9 P.M. kr mre STROLOGIC.— MRS. FLEURY, FROM PARIS, whose relatives prophesied Napoleon I., is the cele- rated and first person of the age to foretell fotare events true and certain. be consulted at 268 Broome street. , ‘ADAME ALWIN, FROM PARIS, TENDERS HER services to the ladies and gentlemen of this in astrology, by books and science, and is to be atout love, marriage, Tas will tell the name of the lad; or geotamad they wil marry; the names Yistters, Madame Alvis. — hpertmen hve powrbin me yon Re lence, wert tera. streets. Office hours from 10 A. M. to 8 P. M. ‘RS. PREWSTER, 69 GREAT JONES STREET, OOR- ner of the Bowery, haa been induced, the ge ana Foe pean to continue until fur- pe ae Bae consulted in a \w matters, interpreting dreams, by books ence, and tell the name of the lady hy will marry, also the names of ber