The New York Herald Newspaper, January 16, 1855, Page 7

NO. 1b. NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY ‘mutilating bis face terribly, and rendering his recovery ‘Very doubtful. Ormsbeo was arrested, and admitted te ‘bail this morning. = ‘The Railroad Troubles at Erie. g Burrato, Jan. 15, fess, ‘The railroad bridge at Erie has been reouilt, and the ‘wack at Harbor Creek relaid. The cars commenced run- ninn regularly again this mormng. Strong measures have been taken to prevent future outrages. #4 Death of Hon. John 8. Barbour. Baumions, Jan. 15, 1855. The Hon. John 8. Barbour died at his residence in Culpepper, Va., of disease of the heart. News from Havana, ABRIVAL OF THE ISABBL AT CHARLESTON. Cantestoy, Jan. 14, 1865, ‘The steamship Isabel hay arrived at this port, bring- img Havana and Key West dates to the J1th inst, ‘The Philadelphia, from New Orleans, arrived at Hava ma forty-eight hoars oehind her tune, with her rudder much injured, and owing to heavy weather bad been ebliged to throw three hundred barrels of flour over- board. ‘The Falcon was three days overdue at Havana, and fearn were entertained for her safety. ‘The English steamer arrived there on the 10th from Vera Cruz. ‘The news from Havana is unimportant. The Southern Convention, Naw Oxteans, Jan, 14, 1855, Ap the convention being held here, resolutions were adopted to-day in favor of a specific duty on sugar and molasses; for the enlargement of the Louisville canal; for the establishment of a depot at New Orleans; ‘wrging the necessity of i Si route, and ask- ig appropriations from Congress for a railroad or ship canal across Florida. Large Fire in Menroe. Mowrog, Mich., Jan, 16, 1855. A large fire broke out here at three o’clock yesterday morning. Two millinery stores, one hardware store, the telegraph office, the Exchange Hotel, a dry goods store, and ‘he law office of Hon, A. Gobbles, were burned, ‘The hotel was valued at $15,000, and was only insured for $9,000. The remainder of the loss has not yet been ascertained. ‘The buildings and property destroyed were valued at 986,000. The fire originated ina millinery store. The Jose of Mr. Taylor, deuler in hardware, ls unknown, In- marance, $12,500. Mrs, Brooks’, milliner, loss is $3,000, Insurance, $2,000. Tho instruments and books of the House telegraph office were saved. Mr. Goodrich’s loss, ef the Exchange Hotel, 1 about $3,000. Insurance, $2,000, ‘There were teveral other minor losses, The Milwaukie Fugitive Slave Case. Matwauxte, Jan, 15, 1855, S& M. Booth has been found guilty of assisting the @acape of the fugitive slave Glover. A Strange Case. Cow Sprixca, Jan. 15, 1855. Aman was found in the tunnel at Garrison’s, near ‘thin place, just after the last train on the Hudson River Railroad had passed through, on Saturday night, nearly dead. He was immediately brought here on a hand car, and recovered sufficiently to give his name, Patrick Don- welly, but nothing more could be uscertained, and short- ly afterwards he cied. It is thought he must have been ‘travelling towards New York, and was struck by a train coming south. Worgery. Pimapeirma, Jan. 16, 1854, Mr. G. G. Foster has been further held under a com- plaint for passing a note to Mr. C. Glen Peebles, of three bundred and tifty dollars, purporting to have been drawn by Wm. E. Burton, Esq., which note has siace Deen pronounced a forgery. The Next Steamer for Europe. Bostow, Jan. 15, 1855, ‘The Cunard steamship Asia will sail from this port for Liverpool at ten o’clock on Wednesday morning next, in place of noon. The inail will conseyuently close here at eight o'clock, Snow commenced falling in this city at eleven o'clock to-day. Sailing of the City of Manchester. Partapttyasa, Jan. 15, 1855, ‘The steamship City of Manchoster sails from this city! on Thursday morning, for Liverpool, and will carry the mails for Europ Arrival of the Marion at Charleston. Caantusrox, Jan, 13, 1855, ‘The steamship Marion, Capt. Wm. Foster, arrived here from New York at 11 o’clock this (Saturday) morning, Weather Reports. Carats, Jan. U—9 A. M ‘The weather is clear and cold. Wind westerly. Ther mometer six degrees below zero. Pasrrorr, Jan. 16—9 A.M. Weather very cold and cloudy. Wind southwest. Bayon, Jan. 16—9 A. M. Wind southwest. The thermometer about fifteen de- grees below zero. Porrtaxp, Jan, 15—9 A, M. Weather cold, with indications of snow. Wind north- east. Thermometer six degrees above zero, Bostox, Jan. 15—9 A. M. Weather clear and cold. Thermometer eight degrees above wero. Srrivcriny, Mass., Jan. 15, 1865. TV. commenced snowing here at 9.15 this morning; at Brattleboro’ ut 8.45; at Northampton at 9.15; at Spring field, Vt., at 8.40; at Hfolyoxe, at 9.10; at Claremont, N. H., at 0.28. OcpExewuRrs, Jan. 15—10 A. M. The thermometer stands at nineteen degrees above sero, and a snow storm is jast setting in, Markets PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD, Portaprsents, Jan, 15, 1856 Stocks are firm, We quove Kentucky bonds at pai Reading, 363; ; Morris Canal, 124; Long Island, 14% Pennsylvania Railroad, 44!, Pennsylvania fives, 844. Money is easier—1', per cent mouta is asked for short frst clans paper. New Ornveans, Jan, 13, 1865, ‘The advices by the steamer Baltic were received at woon to day, and nothing has since been doas ip our cotton marset to test their effect. The morning's busi- ness amounted to 1,500 bales, at previous rates. To Strangers and Citizens.—!t the Reader should be affecten with dyspepsia, gravel nad «tons, kid- ney complaints, &c, use Wolfe's Schiedam Aromatic appr, and you will obtain relief, and soon be able to on your way rejuicing. It is the pure extract pt the n juniper berry, manufactured exclusively in the factory of the proprietor at Schiedam, Hollaud. It is re- commended and used by nearly all the physicians in the United States in the above complaints. It invariably corrects the ill effects of change of water, ant should be in the hands of every traveller Put up in q vart or pint bottles, For sale by UDOLPHO WOLFE, sols mannfac. turer and importer, Beaver street. Look out for the liquor mixers, who are using my braud to sell their poi- ponous stufl, Duguerreoty pes 25 Cents by Holmes’s Patent double operating cameras, taking two pictures at ouee—- the most expeditious, perfect and economical system of picture making in America. Depot 249 Brooadway. Mende Brothers’ Republican Case for Da- pes, embossed in gold with the arms of the States; price $2 each, with plotare galleries freo to the public.’ Artists and linporters, 200 Broadway, four above Astor House. Rete me | Cards.—An Assortment of Ever~ Gell’s elegantly engraved wedding cards, envelopes, &e ean be had on application, or sent by post to any part of the country. Established 1840, GAMES EVERDELL, ‘002 Broadway, corner Duane st, Private Instruction.The Sabscriber witl receive are pees daily for instruction in the set of pen. manebip bookkeeping, either in class or separate parlors. reduced one-balf OLIVER B. GOLDSMITit, 864 Broadway, Monochromatic Painting.—Lessons in this beaatiful style of rn dar Natare, tte fret correct introdaction into this city, are given by ite author, 8. WOOD, Jr, at 453 Brondway. tional pupils. Smithsonian House, Broadway —See adver- tisement under Hotels. Green Tactie.—Bayard will serve today a very young turtle, Soup ready nt ilo’clock. Fam lies and hotels supplied at three dollars a gallon, or one ole lar aguart, No. 6 State street, Battery. Room for a few addi White still continues tose! his elogant stock of fare at cost. Ladies, do not love sach an opportuni. ty. Call thir eay. Large assortment of Gentleme: ‘cess hats for $i. srearon of the Rushton, | montis as tal nil ks > ' rig stores, | ler friends and relatives, those of her basband, street, ond 417 | Mr. Robert J. Hay esame | ral, this Sacer arer. ante ‘teow tagle. entire instrument as at shich cost $500, Also, for $190, and those of every of style, com- papas from tev ieaten erarpiea Bas) reat bargwina; m ¥ fiom Ave diGrmrat muautastoriags HOKACE WACKRS, 333 Broadway, Gayler’s Salamander Safes—Prices Reduced. —Merchants, jewellers, housekeepers, &e , can now our. chare the wellknown GAYLER Safes, with powder proof locks, at reduced prices, at the only depot, 205 Pearl, opposite Fletcher street. Deftance Salamanter rt M. Pat- RICK is the sole manufacturer in the Unived states of the above celebrated safes, and F. ©, Goffin’s impene- sracle defiance locks and cross bars. Depot No. 192 Pearl street, one door below Maiden lane. Pain, Unhapplness.—These proceed in a majority of cases trom physical causes, Ni disregard there warpives; you canuot bave pain, or @ sense of ap- roxching evil, but ‘rom the presence of those humors im the body, which purgation is sure to remove. Sudden death, long attaces of sickness, are preven’ed by these means. When you cannot sleep well, when your head feels heavy, or you have pain io any part, bat especially i in the temples, with thro ing. Hy at once to BRANDRE‘H’S PILLS. Take from three tw six—they will be sure to do you . ‘The next day, even. you will feel a new creature. Md these warnings Lave remained some time un- heeded, rheumatisms, fevers, small pox, consaimption, appoplexies, cost . billious attections, jaundice, dropsy, piles, or sume other form of disease, will preseot itwelf, 'Vut, even then, no medicine ix equal to Bran- dreth’s pills. Use them, in these cases, according as the symptoms may seem to require; they will cure sooner than all the medicine of the drug store. In order wo know truth from conjecture, we must be guided by the light of experience, hundred and ree years have proved Brandreth’s pills and the human body ‘are mutually adapted one for the other; they e regenerate and purify the blood; they are sure to do gnod, because they only taxe out of the ly what is hurtful. Ican refer to those who have used them over seventy years. Man will be born to en fhe comfort, compared to what has formerly been Lin lot, weighed down as be has been by disease, infirmities and sufferings, which no earthly power knew how to relieve until this blessed medicine was discovered And yet, comparatively, how few bave availed shemsetves of ita great benefits! Not over one in twenty in the Union use it. Ob, prejudice, fatal prejudice, when wilt thou relax thy iron grasp ) the intellect of mankind ? lust the world continue to nse baneful mercury, to lose blood. to be thus often ruined in constitution, when Brandreth’s pills would, in three days, have restored Lard abel to an improved state of health. Over one miltion persons have experienced their good effects, and @aily recommend them 10 the afflicted. Brandreth’s pills are sold at 25 cents per box, with full directions, at the pene office, Brandreth’s build fg entrance § Canal street; also, at the branch offices, Hudson street, and 274 Bowery. B BRANDRETH, Dr. Hunter on Diseases of the Throat and Lungs —To the Editor of the New York Herald—Sir—The encouragement I have received from the press, in my efforts to bring about a reform in the treatment of the most prevalent and fatal class of maladies incident to this climate, and the grati{ying recoguition of ny labors, both Oe press and the profession, induce me to be- lieve that a series of popular articles on the nature, causes and treatment of diseases of the throat and lungs, comprising catarrh, sore throat, laryngttis, bronchitis, astbina and consumption, will not be unappreciated by your readers, ‘To me it seems a duty the physician owes to the cause of humanity, no less than to nis own pro- fessional character, to diffuse more generally amor maas of the people'a knowledge of the causes of di and their most appr 1 remediie¢s—particularly #0 in regard to those alec hich I propose to discuss in wy letters: for in o 18 of dir are the afflicted so liable to be mad: victims of ignorant and seltish em- oes or drug vendiog speculations, as in those alfect- ing the orgaus of respirations and yet, in no class of dis- easen is the wrong, the cruel deception of the empiric, #0 aggravated, so inexcusable. The lawentaole failure our profession to arrest the progress of these diseases to the present time, fills (he mind of the sufferer with fore- bodinge of ill, and apprehensions of inevitable fatality. Every offer’ of reef is, therefore, grasped at with the avidity of a drowning man; aud the wretch is not more to he deprecated, who would huld out a straw to rave the one trom drowning, thao is h the other hand, who speculates in the of his fel- lows, in the vending o! a nostrum for the paltry con- sideration of lucre. We all know to what an aiarming exteut this practice of quackery, in the saie of patent medicines, has hitherto prom Sy and still prevails— how numerous are its victims, and how fatal its conse- quences, Lisease goes on eating its way into the citadel of life, unchecked by any legitimate or effectual means; while the victim is amused with a variety of remedies, ignorant of the nature of his real malady, and more ig- norant #till of the qualities of the preteaded remedy on which he hangs tule hopes for life. T have thus plaialy stated the evil; 1 come now to search out the parties at fault, and the remedy. In cases of consumption the mediewl practitioner bas too long been accustomed to treat with neglect tbe catarrh, sore throat, or the slight bronchitis, which mark the early stages of this malady: and when, through such oh ody the lungs have vecome stuffed with tubere! to shake his head and shrug ois shoulder in ominous token of an inevitable fatal termina- tion. The patient sering the physician despair of nuceens just when he myst requires his aid, flies of to every ignis Jaiuus which presents itself; and thus, in ignorance, nos- trums find sale enly because the people are unacquainted wi b the laws of health, the causes of disease,and the pro- per means of cure. They are abandoned to the mercy of the Uunserupulous, at the ‘very moment when they most re- juire protection, by those who profess to be the cura- ol their bealth and lives. 1et the physician re- Ss move this ignorance, by plain common sense articles in Let them meet the the journals read by tie people. requirements of the times, by diff abroad as shall arm the people against the inhumanity of those who wonld trafic in the health aud lives of their tellows, Let them come out from behind the screen of professional dignity, and talk to their fel- Jow-citivens as man to man—giving them, in every pos- sible manner, correct views on the aubject of health and its best prevervatives [am happy in taking advantage of this opportunity, to seknowledge the caudid and cor- @ial co-operation of my professional brethren, who are either themselves uncer my treatment for Phthisis, or are conducting cases in their practice under my direc- tion—several of whom have had the frany aves wad gen- crosity toavow through the press, the benefit they have observed or experienced, as’ resulting from my treatment by inhalstien. For my own part, I regard the rule of silence so rigidly observed by the profession generally, adverse alike to the'r own interests and the welfare of the community, and ‘more honored in the breach than the observauce '? The subject of the letters whieh rnest and y years. Te not conceive that I do my profession any injustice by giving pabtiity to the results of my research and expe- rience in a matter where thousands of lives may be con- cerned in its free and open discussion. In this belalf [ have labored since my introduction of the treatment into this country, in y, 1851. T have regarded its universal publicity s84 matter of the mort vital im- portance to my suffering fellow-beings. I have ampl. proved in my practice its potency in subduing and cradi- eating pulmonary disease. 1 bave spared neither ex- pense nor toil in disseminating my views and experience on thie peculiar treatment, siopal reputarion uw been, from the first, that it i# destined to fill that ful blank in medieal practice involving the organs of rexpiration—a birnk into which, like an interminable gulf, myriads have sunk before the eyes of their friends, the profess: nd the world. If I have departed ono step trom professional etiquette in coming before the publi¢ as T have dove, through the colamns of the press, Lean only piead ndefence the humavity of my {nten tions, and the importance of my subject. If this will not suffice to sattefy the fastidious, then———. Thia much I have said ny way of introduct on. letter I shall consider the nature, causes and treatment of chronic catarrh, I have the hovor to be your obedi- ent servant, ROBERT HUNTER, M. D., Physician for diseases of the langs, $28 Broadway, New York, Jan. 2, 14’ Look, Cut It Out, and Remember that Cos tar’s infallible rat, cockroach. &c., exterminator, can be had, wholesale or retail, at CURTAR’S depot, 388 Broad- N. None genuine wuless signed by Henry R. Buith, On December 6, at Funchal, Madeira, the wife of Rowent Bayan, Feq., of a son. At No, 36 Stanton street, New York, on the 16th inst., Mrs, Tuomas Retaxxvonn, of a daughter, Married. , on Tuesday ry 2, by the Rey. J. N. W. Pupwert Conus, of Flushing, 1. A. Hoxury, of Albany wburg, On December 5, by the Rev. Thomas 5 M. H. Auten to Miss Reurcoa A. Mc- Goose, all of the same pla In Troy, on Monday, J: ry 16, by the Rev. JG Warren, Colodel 6. F. Hawrivos, of this city, formerly of Washington county, to Mra. Propexce Canrenren, of the former place. Mea, In Rrooklyo, on Saturday, January 13, Caarum J, Cromaetcy, in the 26th year of his age, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfall: invited to attend the funeral, at two o'clock this afternoon, from the late residence of his father, Josepli R, Crommelin, Portland avenue, six doors from Lafaycete farther invitation. , Mancaner A., wife of avenue, Brooklyn, witho On Sunday morning, January 1 Joba Met hy f the family are respectfully invited to at ral, irom her jate residence, 08 Seventh street, at balf past nine o'elock this morning, without further lavitation. On Maturday evening January 1%, after a and es, borne with the most exemplary forti- tade, Apotants M. Sayre, fe 7 ond those of ully Invited to attend bis funeral, this afternoon, at one o'clock, from Fifth avenue, —_— A nd without pater pee. New € and Lexington (Ky.) i se ys t 3a hey afternoon, January one residence of Jomes M. Tuthi|!, 043 Washington street, Joww Sronss, in tbe 26th year of his see. i ‘ ‘The friends, C Mr, Storms and Mr. Tathitare reepoet- pong attend his funeral, at 343 Wastdegton 8 morning, at 9 o clock, withoyt Spether. His remains will be éonveyed to Nyack for i Co Sandey, Jaousry 14, of ecnsumption, Mee fully ce, to be iavared | HaYWanp, alter @ long and lingering Miinaser or OG? ewe In my next | 85 East Fifteenth street, Tne remains will be Je Speamed ; te tae so e Sing, on the morning of Janus inflam- mation Exe.ia, infant aetna C, EB. Becker, a Monday, January 15, Aye, the beloved daaghter | of William and Margaret MoGloue, ogeds yeara 2 months apd 16 days e relatives and friends of the fauaily are resoectfuily | invited to attend the funeral, from tue reuidence of her parents, 260 Twenty-aixth street, thla afternoon, at 1/4 | o’el den taken’ At In Brooklyn, on Saturday, December 13, Wauren, son | of the late Stephen J, Daviel, formerly of St. Jouus, Newfoundland, in the 1éth year of his age The friends of the far ly ave respectfully ‘avited to attend the funeral, frow the residence of his mother, No. 39 Carroll rireet, Beoublyn, this afternoon, at two o'clock. St. Jobns, New‘oun\land, pepers please copy. On Sunday evenng, Janusry 14, of consamption, Jacon, son of Jasper Wandle, ksq., aged 20 years and 6 | moutbs. The relatives and frienda of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from bis father’s resl- dence, Bergen, N.J. this afternoon, at 4 o'cloc's, On Sundey night, January 14, of consumption, Mrs. AGyes WiirAKRR, aged 64 years. The relatives and frends are respectfully invited to at- tena the funeral, at 11 o’clovs, to-morrow forenoon, from her lite residence, 358 Hutson stroet On Monday, January 15, atter a short and painful ill- ness, Mary AGNes Lye, aged 1 year 2 months and 19 days. The relatives and friends of tho fam'ly are reapectfally requested to attend the father’s resi- dexce, No. 33 Hamilton street, thin after- noon, Her remains will be iaterred in Calvery Comes tery. On Sonday, January 14, Dav Eaax, a native of Mitchelstown, County Cork, Ireland. His friends and acquaintances are respectfully in- vited to attend his funeral, from his late residence, No, | 5 Bowling Green, at 114 o'clock, this afternoon. On Friday, January 12, at New Windsor, Md., Tawo- pore Lovis Ctantes, infant son of Theodore and Caroline Eug-nia Blume. On Monday, Junuary 15, Caruanne Earuey, aged 43 | ears. Tue Steels ef the family aro respectfully inyited to | attend her funeral, without further invitation, to-mor: row afternoon, at oue o'clock, from the residence of her brother, Hugh Earley, 109 West Twenty-ninth st. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. i SALES AT AUCTION, mn OR es che hintaan, SOL SS UCTION NOTICK.—MOKIGAGEE'S SALE OF GOLD watches and fine jewelry, SAMUEL OSGOOD, auce ifdueer, will rell at his saleroums 66 Nassau street, on Wednesday, Jan, 17, at 1046 A. M., portion of a mort. gaged stock of splendid gold watches’ and fine jewelry; | some of the watches are from the most celebrated Euro: | Jean manufacturers.’ Every article sold to tho bighest idder and warranted as represented on catalogue. | of clothing, &c, on Weduesday ©16, 1855, SALES MR AUETION. 12EDS, AUCTIONEER.—BY H. i, AU CO—Tuesday, Jan. 16, amd Wedovsday, | ENRY HL LEEDS & +, Bt 1034 o'clock euch day, at the store 4455 Maiden Jane —-Great sale of rich imported furs, robes, gloves, &e,—The eautire stock of G. 3. Mawson, Esq., previous to bis departure for Eur spe This stock ermprises finest and most valuabl: assortwent ever offered at auc- tion in this eity—every article of whicu ts warranted and will be positively soli without reserve—eonsi ting splendid salle, stone marten, soyal ermine, chinebilla aod fitch marten talmas, victorines, mail and ents, in every Var ety of pottern and style, Also, baifalo, bear, wolt anc genet roves, trimmed with the best materials, Also, tancy robes in every varity; also, gloves, mul- flere, collars, capes, foot mulls, aad & great variety of other fur goods, The weil putatioa of the manufacturer of these goods pret ap unequalled op. portunity to the putile for supplying theraselves with the best articles at auction prices. ENKY H. LEEDS, AUCIIONEER.—BY Hf. He LEFDS & CO.—Anistrator’s salo of a large arsortment of valnable elry, watches, &¢, longing to the estate of Henry hayver, Ceceased,— Henry TW. Leeds & Co. will sell by auction, hy or- der “of mon Kayser, administrator of Henry Kayrer, deceased, at our sales room, No. 19 Nassau street, (removed for convenience of sale.) on Tuesday, Jan. 16, a 1034 o'clock, hin entize stock of valuable jow- palsting of solic hteen caret gold tingerrings, 8, Lreast pins, solid gold seal rings, broaches ia ariety, gold pencil ew hatelaines, studs, earrings and breastpins. watch keys and seals, book. etn of various sizer, and a gre st variety of other jewelry, ano, two large iron safes, furnished with drawers, sult able for jewellers, long table dewks, &e. The whole to de sold without reserve Also, an iavoice of valuabie gel chronometers, lever watehes, lepine do.. enamelled do, set in diamonds, and, other costly jewelry, Also, a Jarge anvortment of valuable diamond jewelry, pins, ear- rings, finger do., brooches, and other costly goods, with- ‘out reserve. OWN W. rOMLKINDY KE, AVCTIONEER—STORE 110 Centre sireet, corner of’ Franklin —Assigneo’s sale Lith inst. at No. 8 North Wiliam street, at 10 o'clock, the contents of a merchant tailor’s establishment, consisting of cloths, cassimeres, vestings, coats, pants, vests and trimmings; alo the fixtures of the store. JOHN KELL, Assignor, GHN W. *OMEKINDYKE, AUCTIONEER STORE 110 Centre utreet, corner of Franklia,—Mortgage sale of sewing machines, &e., on Tuesday, 16th inst, at No, 41 Fulton st., at 11; o'clock, 16 sewing inachines, Howes’ patent, five press stands, desk, carts, baskets, table, counter, eleck, map, lamps, lathe and tools, ‘shears, ahelves, fixtures ke, 4, W. SOMERINDYKE, Attorney for Mortgageo. ORTGAGE SALE. WILLIAM B. JONES, AUCTION eer—liy vrtue of a chattel mortgage, I will ex- pose for ealo-on Tuesday, tho 16th day of January, 1855, at 1036 o’elock, at the hotel of Mr. John Farley, oa the Fourth avenue, between 124th and 125th strevts, Har- lem, two carriages and two light wagovs. JOHN HELMS, Attorney for Mortgazee. UCTION NOTICE.—POSITIVE AND UNRESERVED A sale of chores furs and sleigh robes. SAMUEL O3- GOOD, Auctioneer, will sell, at bis salesrooms, 66 Nassaa | street. this day, Tuesday, at 10)¢ A.M, the choisest | assortment of furs ond. sleigh roves offered at auction this season, Particular’ in catalogues. (TION NOTICE —THOS. BELL, AUCLIONEER, BY BELL & BUSH—This day, at 1034 o'clock, at our | sales rooma, 27 Centro strect, near Reade wo iuane | streets, withous reserve, will be contiagued the sale of | a valuable stock of children’s clothing of all descrip- tions, for youths and children from 16 to 3 years of overcoats, Yalmas, pants, vests, full suits, kc. The te will do well to attend. Wednerday, sod the entire valuable furniture of comprising a desiravle assortment of all descriptions of housekeeping articles, SSIGNEE’S SALE—SAMUEL O8G00D, AUCTIONEER, 66 Nassau street, will sell on Thursday, Jan. 18, #t 1034 o’clock, by order of the assignee, the whole of the household and hotel furniture, barroom fixtures, Ke , of the old established Branch Hotel, 36 ani i8 Bowery, two doors from the Bowery theatre; also, the lease of the | premises, The whole without reserve, Catalogues on | morning of sale. | RUCE A. CHILTON, AUCTIONEER—ENGINE, BOI- ler, sugar machinery—At Afilick's sugar refine | Ty, 270 South street, Cole & Chilton will sell at auction, | for account of whom it may concern, on Thursday, Jan. | 18, 1855, at 11o’clock on a premises, 270South street, | oue steam engine, 12 horse power, 10 inch bere, 24 inch | Strobe, Wm. Burden’s make, one fue builer, 4 feet in | diamter, 16 feet long, with two flues, made of Pennsy:- | vania iron, amoke pipe, furnace front. grate bars, Vearers, heaters, pipes, valves, cocks, bolts, &e.; ove | double gontrifagel sugar machine, for clarifying eagar; | alot of shafting, pulleys, hangers, bands, platform acales, &e, Terms at wale. A. CHILTON, AUCTIONEER—STRAM ENGINE, | © boiler, screw power presses, Ke., in Frenchgigin Works.—Cole & Chitton will sell at auction, for accoun of whom it may concern, on Friday. January 19, 1855, | at 11 o'clock, on the premixes, 264 West Nineteenth | street, one steam enpine, 8 horse power, 8 inch bore, ‘ inch stroke, Wm, Burden maker, our flue boiler, 36 diameter, 25 feet long, one ilue and ateam drum, Pennsylvania irop, furnace front, vrats bars, bearors, heater, pipes, valves, cecks, one largs double fcrew power prevs, one welling and Ares ug machine A lot o vices, tubs, benches, washing machines, ke. rbafting, pulleys, bangers, bands, &e., ke ROGKERY, GLASS AND CHINA.— AUCTION NOTICE, .E. VAN ANTWERP will sellon Tuesday, Jan. 16, at 103¢ o'clock, at 216 Pearl strest, 08 crates white granite and light blue ware, « complete assortment, now goods, also C. C. dipt and edged ware, Rockingham jug chambers. &e.; also @ handsome assortment of To be sold in lots from the shelves. Catalogues on day C BREVOORT HENRY, AUCTIONEER —HENRY & | . Buek will sell, this day, at 1044 o'clock, at No, 14 Maiden lane, a large and well selected wtock of rich and costly furs, sleigh robes, &e. This sale comprises rome very handsome sets of talmmas, capes and cuifa to match. j Those about purchasing would sale, as it in positive. ONTINUATION OF ASSIGNEE’S SALE, furs.—HENRY T. LE#DS, well to attend this | STOCK OF etioncer, will seit, reserve, the entire | | in need of cash, and will be soli ny street, consisting of sets of real stone a 1) royal ermine, sale ebinchilla, &c.. In seta to | Iso talmas, pelerine, victorines, geats col and gloves, kc. Sl Vined sleigh robe y , astracen, lamb, and others. Sale positiv re invited to attend these sales before purcuasing else. where, 8. HOUGH, AUCTIONEER —AUCTION SALE OF ‘e Tich and costly rosewood and mahogany turni- lure—To morrow woruing, at L044 o'clock, the contents of the large four story house No. 79 Warren street, con- sisting of richly carved rosewood bockcase, pianotorte, seven octave, & superior ins*rument, cost 8400; rose- wood parlor suites in satin brocade, rosewood centre tabies, ottomans, brocatelle and lace curtains, elegant parlor and bedroom window rhades, magnificeat Englinh tapestry and velvet carpets, oilclotha, massive extension tables, dining and tea tables, a few choice oil paintings and steel plate engravings, rosewood and mahogany bet stends, bureaus, washstands. chairs, sofas, work tables, rockers, elegant china vases and mantel ornaments, inlaid and bronze clocks, china dinuer h cut glass ware, crockery, ivory cutiery, are, tea xervice, salvers cake baskets with ver mountings, spoons, f¢ castors, Ke LIAS COMBS, REAL PSTATE AND GENERAL AU toneer, office 244 Grand street. Salos of real cata’ 4 bonds attended to in person, by EB. C., inte’ be pepe Also of furniture, ier- chandise, &e , at private residences and stores. Account | of sales rendered and returns made with promptuess. | WARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.—-fDWALD | “4 SCHENCK will sell at waction, this day, at 11 0’ el at the salesroom, 16 Wall street, a megnificent as ment of diamond jewelry, ename’ es, &e. The diamond jewelry consiste of cluster aut sin- gle stone pins and rings, in rch Parisian settings: die mond sets of brooch servings and bracelets, laties epamelled watches, set with diamonds, Jules Jurgensen watebes, double tinek . independent seconts, ant & large invoice of Korkell. Tobias, Cooper, Rigby & Deut, Buyers would do well to attend, as this sale of the season, Sale peremptory. COMBS, AUCTIONVER.—COAL YARD, 222 | treet, with «ix years lease the wtock ant | ears lense of two brick dwellings (three and lunting watch. | | fistoren: aleo te story), Thirteenth street, between avenue A and First aven' Will be sold by F. Combs, at auction, by order of the w ‘on the premises, Friday, January 26, at 11 A ‘The stock © sof lump and egg coal and dust; alxo two horses aad | For particulars tagetre of the auctioneer, 4 Grand street. . 4. PETER, Assignee. } F COLTON, AUCTIONEER—LARGE SALE OF o housebeld furuiture, carpets, ke —F. COLTON Will sell, thir day, Tursday, Jan. 1f, at 1034 o'clock, at 120 Chambers street, the entire furniture of the uae three story Louse, con prising soins, tete-a tetes, mar! te bevstends, serble top dre sing Wureans, work and fancy tables, extension and dining tables, eentre, rite and eard | tables, corner stands, mahogany and cane chairs, cot tage chamber suits, Voltaire and easy chairs aval rockers, Fair mattresses and palliasars, beds and drobes, bookcases and secretaries, mari *, glans engravings, &c., allot ve, Gaole mast be te- | Sale positive, rain or ehine M. CRISTALAR, AUCTIONERE, , thin day at 10 o'clock, house ; Consisting of centre, pler and dining te bles, mabogany and rosewood chairs, Frencu bedstewis, dressing eaus, sofas, couches, settees, wardr@bew stoves, feather beds and pillo various other erticles in the line... on | He tort vince Spar 4 EORCE COOK, AUCTIONERR,—aHOUSBHO&D FUR niture cutlery, stationery, ke., at #tore No. 176 | Greenwich street, betwcen Dey end Cortiand WORE | COOK @ill sek aa above, at 10% Jock A.W. 1OW, a.general agsortme: | 200 ime and cement barrels, brushes ap | will be betands, common do, inahogany and crmmoa | AUCTIONE! PUBLIC ADMINIS- @ trator’s sale,—Will be sold at auction, on Thurs lay, Jam. IX, at 1034 o'clock, on the premines, No. 771 Broadway, corner cf Ninth street, the stock, fixtares and furniture of the millinery establishinent of the late | Madame Victorine, otherwise Perrin, decoused, consixtiny of 36 lncier’ pattern bats, just imported from Paris, of rich materials and every ‘Variety; also, female wearin apparel, Brussels and ingrain carpets; rosewoo! sofa aa chairs, iy silk Lrocatelle, looking glasses, pictures, & also, the fixtures and unexpired term of lease of pr also, two gold watches, one silver do., gold rings, jewelry, &e , belonging to the estate of Benedict H. Mule By order of NY, Public Admin‘atrator. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER—WIL1, SELL THIS e day, at 1034 o'clock, at 64 Sixth avenue, a variety Of exellent furniture, ear ets, oil sioths, sofas, ra- hogany chairs, rockers, sola lounges, couches, marb top centre tables, marble top dress and plain bureau murors, clocks, oil paintings, bedateads, mattresses, cook ing stoves, ‘ke. AWNBROKAR’S SALE OF JEWELRY.—WILLIAM IRVING & CO., auctioneers, will sell at auction, on Tuesday, Jan, 16, at 1034 o’e) t their salesrooms, No. 8 Pine ‘street, in lots (o suit the trade, and others; over ten thousand dollars worth of jewelry. of avory deseription—consiating in part of single atone and clus- fer Gtamond rigs, er diamond breast brooches, single stooe diamond pins, searf pine, studs, &c., together with a large assortment 0 ticles of dintaend jewelry, emerald, pearl, and raby set jewelry; gold humving case nometer citto.: lepi tchex, new and recond hand of every des large uumber of now and second. band silver watches; plain ee arrivgs. brooches, ae. jewelry, together with « large assortinunt of rticles of jewelry. Terins maite known at time of Sold by order of Abraham Goodman, Pawnbroker, 31 Centre atreet, HERIFF’S SALE OF CLOTHING, &c —ON TUB-DAY, January 16, at 10 o'clock A. Mat 176 Bowery, isting of over, frock, dre-a and other coats: pants, ¢assimeres, satinets, veastings, fixtures of store, &e. iS MORRELL, AUCTIONEER—THIS DAY, AT 1054 nd 3P. M., at 304 Broadway, corner of Di articles of merchaniize, sent by those , if any competition whatever; rich and plain furniture’ (larga variety), condband furniture, carpets, crockery aud oil paintins, new oil paintings and mirrors in rich gilt frames, china teu sets and vases, silver plaied tea and coifee urns, cake ahets, Butter dishes, salts, &e., counting room furni- niture,' sofas, chairs, tables, ke., in samples, from which wholesale customers may bave all they order at very redured prices. Boxing and shipping im the best manner, & W BRS, AUCTIONEER—WILL SELL ON WED- nesday, at 104, o'clock, at 187 Canal street, the entire household furniture of famity breaking up housekeeping, consisting of eofas, rocking chairs, mar bie top contre snd side tables, dining and breakfast do., wabogany bookease, French plate pier glass, oil paint ings, plated glass and china ware, elegant tapestry and otk carpets, cilcioths, mahogany and walnut bed stenda, hair mattreases, feather beds, blankets, «preata, | dressing and other bureaus, washstands, toilet sets, evoking stove, kitchen utensils, &c. / M. LUMONT, AUCTIONEER—CONDEMNED STORES: atthe Navy Yard, Brooklyn —William Duimnvot will, sell, at auction, on Weéneaday, Jan. 17, at 12 o'clock, at the Navy Yard, Brooklyn, ‘by order of the Navy Agent, » large lot of old jank. « quantity of oak and pine chips, carpenters’ and other touls, rice, bread, raising; sugar, tea, butter, clothing, Ac. rervers, lanterns, wood banks, shovel covers, thip scrapers, anvils, ehovels a and port lights, glass, measures, cooking utensil ‘Terma cash before delivery. goods must be moved immediately after A SARINE STEVEN, OF LEICESTER, ENGLAND, please send your address toC. B., 161 Herald office. Your friends wish to bear from you immediately. TED—OF MARY WADE, FROM the own of Newport, County Tipperary, Ireland, She lived for rome time in London before coming ty coontry; is supposed to be in this country about years.” Any information concerning her will x t fully received by her nist Nancy Wade, at 163 Miza- beth street, at Catharine 5 FORMATION sud Allen Pandergest, who come out in the «! tworna, frou Ireland. ‘Any info given of them will be thankfully received by their bro- ther, Patrick Pandergest, No. $ Oak street. | FORMATION WANTED—OF CHARLES BAM uy, originally from Edinburg, Scotlend, but lately re- | turned trom California, by « friend of his, who has tin portant news to his ud for three days at 100 itage to communicate. street, from 9 w 12 A R J.C, ALERCUS WIA, FIND A LETTER FROM his friend Mary at the York Post Ofice, Apely R. ANDREW FOSTER’S LECTURES—THE AME v ew of Rassia—The first lecture of the course livered at the lecture room of the Me le Library, Clinton Hall, Astor place, on Friday « Jan. 14, commencing at balf-past seven o'clock. Subject, voter the Great aty five cents, HE CRIMEAN CAMPAIGN AND SIRGE OF SHAS- topol.—A lecture will be given on Tuesday even. ing, January 161 Mercantile Library Avtor Place ©) by @., the auth pular work “You Have Heard of Them through the whole of the Crimea, ant had « personal in teaview with the Czar Nicholas, Doors open wt tic, hk Admission 25 cents EW ENGLAND YOU) EN'B ARSOCIATION |B tures —The opening lecture will ve delivered at the Tabernacle, on Thursday evening Junnary 18, at Tq o'clock, by Rey. BH. Chopin. Rubject-—"Modcen Ubi valry.") Also a humorour an satirieal powm by Join G. Eaxe, Eaq., entitled "The Mowry King.” Thekets, 2b v F. WILLIS FISHER, M. D., President. conta. FE. W. B. Orcoon, Secretary. THE Winemes. SOCIATION OF EXEMPT FIREMEN —THE AN A nual teeeting of the Association will be helt at « house of Kagine Co. No. 4, in Mercer street, tetwoun Amity and Fourth streets, on Tucows 16, at T o'clock. Punetual attendance i« 6 COLOR W. WHE Ra CARD.—MANHATTAN VILLE, JAN. Ls, 1465. ng of Manhatten Eogine Company t their house, on their retura from the fire at Kort Washirgton, the foliowrn nlution was ahoptet m ived, That the thawks of the Company are due, am bereby tendered, to the Hon. Henry Bowe, James A Commetty, Bags, end ingine Company No. 27 for wor \pumat! @ supply of refreshments furnievet then on the above oressiom ABM. HOUN, Poremsn Joux yaitie" Seqgatary. oe MILITARY. RMORY, SOP BROOME SThERT—LINDERY BL The neti re of tile eonement ane here dot fea to amemble, for drill, thie (Tuewlay) ev i, 1b imotatt, at 7 By orior RIYA A. ROMER Wilissn Mesong, Ofteriy Sergeant DEDPORD s AMO ATON. Ne \ Jb -—The members of tt uh@t at the Live end Lat 1 (Lueedey) evewing, 14 sipess of the atraeet importance @i)) lw thea, Sota nai Fy order. -W. January i M4 aod engraved | ED—OF DAVID PANDERGEST | (late the | its ! WR OF ALT for | tween Walker o04 White street au SHIPPING. eee OR LIVERPOOL —UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM. ship BALTIC, Capt. Jos. J. Comstock. ‘Thin stew | ablip will tepart with the United States é positively om Wi Jan. 24, at 1 | Der be at the foot of Canal street. © freight or Passage, having unequalled accommodations for viegauce | And ecouafort, apply to BDWARD K. COLLINS, 54 Wall street. | Fassengera are requested to be ou board at Liis A.M. The Pacific will sucered the Hattic, and eau Mob, 7. Bbippers will please take 0 that the ships of this line eaeot carry any goods contraband of war, HE BRIVIS AND NORTH AME AN ROYAL MAIL STKAMSELPS, } FROM NRW YORK To LIVERPOOL Chief cabin passage feocnd cabin passage . FKOM BOSTON TO Li Chief cabin passage. Second cabin passage . ‘the ships from Boste 1 pt. Fudkina, | PkRHIA, Capt. Kyrie, AIA, Capt. B. G. Lott, 0 call AMERICA, Cayt, Lang, EUROPA, Capt, Sane CANADA, Capt. Stove NIAGARA, Oapt, Lelie’ nt at mast heat ved on port bow, leaves Boston, Wednesday, Jan, 17. Boston, Wednesday, Jan, 31, AFKICA, Harrison, Boston, Weduesday, Feb. 14, Berths uot secured until paid for. An exper 1 surgeon on board. ‘The owners of these ships will not be accountable for gold, nilver, bullion, #p precious stones or metals, uniess bills of la ‘gued therofure and the value thereot therein expr For freight or parsage apply to B LUNA There will be no stesiwshipa York until curther not ;OR SOUTHAMPTON AND BRE States mail wte mander, will vi 0, , ASIA, Lott, CANADA, Stone, “ ), 4 Rowling Green, { this Lae from Now CNITED # com. n the frst cabin, ms a mt $i%0 In the first cabin, lower saloon M0 In second cabi . wo An experienc is attache? chi ‘steamer, All letters mu. ugh the Post Ofice, Specie delivered in Havre and London, For passuga or freight apply to ©_ HL. SAND, ageat, 11 South William gr, The steamer Washington will succeed the Hermaun, and sai] February 24th. LAVERPOOL AND ) FHLAD LPIA tha wtp Company intend soiling their avorite stoamshipa= OF MANCHESTER, 2126 tous, Capt. Wylie. CITY OF BALTIMORE, (new)2,088 " ..Capt) —— CITY OF WASHINGTOS ‘Capt. B. Leiteh, KANGAROO, ppb anaes ‘huraday, January 18, 1658, About Thursday: ko CITY OF MANCHE BR KANG. AKPOOL, CITY OF MANCHESTER, . Wednesday, February 14, 1955, KANGAROO,.......,.....About Wednesday Saloon $90, $65 and $55, sccording to atate room. A limited ‘oumber of third clued pawn will be taken (rom Vhiladelybia and Liverpool, fousd in Visians, From Thilsdelphia,.....830 | From Liverpool. .....,946 out their (riends can obtain cortificaten of passage, and drafts op Liverpool, in sume Of £1 sterling and upwards. Apply to SAMUEL SMITH, Agent, 17 Walout steost, Pniladelphia, and No, 7 Broad- , New York LASGOW AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP COMPANY. — The new and poweriul steamships NEW YORK, 2,400 Yons and 50 horse power (i. Craig, Commander) sod GLASGOW, 1,962 tons, and 400 nurse power, (W. Com- ming Commanver,) built expressly for the trade between New York and Glasgow, will sailan under York, GLASGOW, Satur: 20th January First cabin saloom wt cluded, ) Firat cab(n, é ‘Toird Class.—A limited number of third clan ere will be taken, supplies with provisions of good qaali- re proverly cooked, at $0 © Carries a nungeon, For freigist or passage, apply tod. MESYMON, 33 Brood. New York city bill or guid uuly re- Parties wishing to ring way, New York ceived for f FOR CALIFORNIA, via Aspinwall and Railroad. —Qu Satur: day, January 20, at Zo’clock P. M., from pwr foot of Warren street, North river, will be deapatebed the fleet steamship NOK H Si AR, Coptan Mehard Wamack, to connest at Panema with the new and superior atearnship Sonora, Incase of accident, a spare boat always kept at Panama t> prevent detention, bor pasnage, apply wt the Company's office, 177 West wtreet, to J. W. RAYMOND. NIt ) STATES STEAMBHI? COMPANY —FOR HA- vana and New Orieans On Wedoeslay, January 17, at 2 o'clock P. M., from pier foot of Warren atrent, North river, py the well kuowa sod favorite steamship CRESCENT CLLY, Captain Jobn MoGowau, Passage can be secured at the Compony’s office. Freight to New Or. leans, 10 cents per cubic foot. Shippers will be supplied witb ‘blank bills of lading of tne form ¢igned by the Company, on application at their office, No other foram signed, “and vo bills of lading will be signed after the hour of sailing, For freight or passage apply at tae Company, 177 street, corner of War M. O. ROBERTS, JEW YORK AND CALIFOKNIA STEAMSHIP LINK, Via Nicaragua, the Of Nicaragum proprietors —t steamship NOKTHERN LIGHT ¥. L. Tykelpaw t at 8 o'clock F. fy, transportation by first Class earringes are uusurpassed in their ventilation tion. For information or p apply « CHAS. MOKGAN, Agent 5 Bowing Green. Letter bags made up at the office, Lwtters 2% conte per half ounce. POR SIERRA LEONE VERN BiG For Tit ¥A-T BAIL ys Pearl street, 1 LINE, CAARKYING THE ist The new und ehgant AL elip William Slater, Jr., master, 1,.00 an twe the Ovenn Qu of this line, for Sydney and Melt nd will have immeciate denpatch, Vacengors for sydney taken nae der governinent arrangements, paying pact pasage bere and the balance in work alter arrival, which is guaran | teed to them at very high rates, Cabin secommodationa Pot surpassed by any wbip afloat, Intending passencers | will please examine betore taking paseage elsewhere, For freight or pareage apply oo board, at pier 10 Raat Fiver, or to Kh. W, CAMB/\UN, 110 Wall atreot. A POMTIVELY THE ' ty-thied ship first "obip, to « clipper stip il 117 —— n WANTS, i WE NOE MT. = oe DONT Te | RESPECTABLE PROTH TANT WOMAN A to obtain a sit “ rere RESPECTABLE FRENCH LADY WISHES A SITUAs A tion tor a little girl tairtecy years of age, as am prentice te tend ina ature la very invelligent, conka Prgiich, Freneh, and German, and ean reat and write, Inquire of Mr, Louis Lemaire, 425 Sixth avenue, corner ‘Twenty-sixth street. VIRSY CLASS COOK WISHES A SITOATION IN & private (amily; ene whe cam produce the best of city references as tocharseter sad capability, Cam be wern for ope week, Pease call at 125 Twenty-fourth street, between Sixth aud “eveath @ A GERMAN GIRL, WHO SPEAK FRENCH AND j= lish and ‘ hatrdressing and all of rewing, wants a «it elton’ maid. Call tog three days at 24 Clinton place, kighth atreet, LADY WISTIES A SITUATION IN A CONS ery, is experience’ in the business, Cam Allantic street, Brooklyn, for two days, it fee Le seem at not engage YOUSG WOMAN (8 Ub 1KOUS TO OBPAIN A tituation ina private family as seamstress and ressMAer: one Who Woderstands tow bt * gan U gan te args wd by the month, Addrens A, tte way oat Office, fortwo days GERMAN PEWON THAT SPEAKS FRENCH AND English, wants & situation as hesaskewper or b nal; she huows her busine + ip ws ite branches, and hat no objection to give lennous to cl \iren Vest referenoes i be given. ase uw idress C.K, Herald ates, sri RY A RiesSOTABLE vRO. testant ¢ irl, nd to attend to dren cr do light cham seerwork of eit enee, Cou be seen for two days, al V7 avenue A, floor, front roow. PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUAs 0) ae seamstress con cot and Ot children's clothes Sud do oll Minds of family sewing; can be highly recom ended Ly ber last employer; will have no objections to Arolat with children, Cam be seen umtil engaged at 113 West Twenty fourth street, near Sixth avenue, rear building, third story, irnnt reom, ATION RESPECTABLE YKOTE TANT YOUNG WOMAN wants & nitcation a. sou \lain cook, or haw aa. Objection todo general hearowerk in family Please call at 192 Beventl avenne, door | he Twen'y third surest turd Goor, front rooHly No. 5, SITUATION WANTEO—UY A RESPECTABLE young girl, as chamberimal | and water, oF wor be willing to do the hi usework of a small private family, City reference if required, Ha» oo objection to go ® short distance in the country. Can ‘be seem for two days at 52 Warren e:reet, letwsen Suith and Hoyt treets, Prooklyn, 18 AISO A GOOD uation jo a German or American pri 24 Rivington street, in RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS an cock, Can come well © cnmented. Wert Eleventh street SITUATION WANTED, BY A RESPROTABLE young woman, to cook, wash and ir family, in ao excellent wast: fuctory reference aw to honesty and capability, call at 206 Feventh avenae, bebwren Ceenty Ofth Twenty nixth ste., top etory, trout room, fur two daya, \ SIRUATION Apply at BITUATION WANTED BY A Rite tertant girl, in 1 work; would have in the country ot 410 Venth street. ADY RESPROTAPLE PROTESTANT YOUNG A ptt wante anit on children’s maid and fo attend grown up your che understands the care of children, works well with her needle, maker up fine muslins and dresses bair very nicely, Avgly for three days at 77 Weat Ninetecnth street, t 205, back reem. wie RESVECTANLE WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AT wet nurse, best of reference given, Please “call at [81 Bast Twenty fret eleret. , nesprcrant li GFRMAN WOMAN hf oo ; a w Woat Thi tieth sueeet, NICK AMERICAN GIRL, ABOUT 16, WISHKS & situation ap waiter, nurte, ur to work and do plain sewing. Apply at street, corner of Bourton, in the bad ference given. No objections to tne euun RESVECTAULE WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION IN « hotel of saloon, enderstan te French aod Kogliah ooking. Vleare call at 32 IMvwetoa street, Can be eon for three days N EXPERIENCED BEAMSTRIOS WANTS A SITUA} in a private farily can do ell vinds of sewing, Cutting and making ebildern 9 gormnty-—drecmaking Included, no objection to t a lady io het domestic A ute directed as above will meet w RESPECTABLE FEMALE WIS A SITUATION A na bowrekeeper, or tu take care of a Gettegte lady. | Bie will @ hereell geceraly weeful, and ean be ly recommended in the cite che will take cerwof ehiud. ren, Mf required, Apply ot 122 Naseau streot, YOUNG WOMAN WA NIB A (TU ATION 48 COOK, é washer and | r. Goot retereaes givea. App y at 284 Went Twenty wioth ‘treet ays. RESPICTAPLE PROTESTANT ¢ WANTY ASIT~ aif, soald Goot eity reter- ti paon atroat. d bo objection to eh euce given. Plense call at 92 RESPECTABLE YOUNG SCOTCUIMAN, 27 YRARS OF age, in desirous of obte'riog @ eitaation, aa oight men. Unexcep rferenre exo be given, onal ul are address of call on W Brookler 18 Samumlt s.cont, Soutts - Apply 1 Provpect streets, I FEMMAN CO w rates, For balanam of | rd, at pier 5, Kast r url street, of KWCH ry —The be freight or | or to AKKALL & E | ARLSON & CO., 62 OR MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA. —VOeITIVEL, } ~The elipyer ship TABLA ig mort of her cargo on board, will clear in a cromedate a few first and at lowest rates, For balance *, apply on board at pier 14 Kast tA LUD, 108 Wall ptevet, | of freight or river, or to MAILLE! ' | NS STEAMSHIP COM. | ing ot Haveos, car Tying the United States mail. The steam hip CAMAWIA, | K W. Shufeldt, commancser, will sail for the above ports | | @0 Thursday, January 25, at 12 o'clock (rom pler wt foot | | Of Bench street, North river, Freight for t for Mobile consigned to vur ager “James Connolly & Co." will be lorward: missions Vanseogers for ports before leaving port to LIVINGSTON, ChOCHE y. N. B. The Hack Werrlot, J.D Hullvek, commen der, willavccend theCabawva and sail Friday, February 0. 'Billnot lading tbe nent in for riguing the eve ng previous te the phip sa ting Ok NORIOLK, PETER KUKG AND KICKKOND.= Tne United bat it) wovhhy SAMETOWN, Le | EW YORK AND SEW ORL pany. bor New Oriensin, sia gents, 31 Br Raturday, Jan. 20 atd o'cloek P.M; will arrive im Mow. | | folk the meat afternoon, and Petersburg and Kichmend | the following morning From Nerfolk, passengers for the South peossed by raliroad direct, with thi by Gek- | 4 from Weldes ty Wilunington, Angonte, ge } oaeal, / 4 tare to Nortolk, $4; Peversborg snd Hic! | 010, Steerage ball price. Apply to LUDLAM & VLRALANTS, 02 Broadway, | | 8, WR BON AND FiAniDA—wial WiRKLY | U. #. Mall Vine —The new, magn.iceut eal on erediogly fart going steamebip NASHVILLE M ferry, ommanier, wil eave yee No.4 North river, an Wedune- dey, January at 5 o'clock, P.M, precisely. Vow Srelght apply om board, whore ail bills of lading will be | ren 4, aving Porro, 1 | "LOA KS, MANTILGAS, ee. OARS CLOAK SLUNG OFF 10 MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING It ' VORT ATION } M. BELL, No. b* Camel street, Is now in Varin, selecting styles for the coming season, apd to make room for them, has made further reduc: | then im tbe prices «i bis remaining stook Fate cloaks fret oo hs 090 Moire antique frou Also, # few wore oh the ¥ Aw cloth lone An eariy visit | MON replacing » f thydedtad from pureiasees se we are | of Uses cloabs } b FLENDID eonerMeNy OF man | a fi ted vy Mat me Vreterict in Farts, oad a itet wo the present vensen. will be sot at « retuction of 60 per The attention of letien is renpectfully wopeliag Warerky ple WiNthit PFisiidis. ert ot POO8S & JACNDE VILE PA ns Dasaey petted. oh’ tao SUisbioent will be welt at Chirty Ove out blog 4 etot poise, wat the eo of (hie month. = | wanted, tht | € } crane * €f Amer WOMAN WISHES A SITU A- in a reepectable vuniry, Good AMirwes ©. 1, , eoavad tou. PESVECTABLE YOUNG A tion as cook, washer and family, Haw no objection to city or city reference given if required. Vieane Heralt office, of eal! at 068 Meveuth aver Can be cern for two days LADY WISHWA TO WA URS, A MITUATION FOR a peat renmetrer an be highly recomavrece® by the with who wilt vine, Se willing to take mederate weees ina permancet situalon, Please apply at No. 106 Waverley place KEEPECTAHLE WOMAN WISHES TO RNGAOR A fawily's washing by the month or deren: haa had ieversl years experiouce Can recommen ted, t 211 Tenth street, between on And By for two day 10 IM A COCK. ing, bas & Nitthe ther basiness that T THE SPLECT POMALY OFFICK. Ioo TWwHNTY. rinth rtreet, between ixth end Seventh avenues, y, for city and country, +> reepectabhe Protestant girls, with refertpes, as horses aml seambe etresees, AM emart, competen' cen ten eyeoty tmations end the highest wages st thi office GPNTS WANTED—TO VIRIT THR PRINCIOADe places in the United Hates ard the Canetes, O +0) the bent map on! 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