The New York Herald Newspaper, January 24, 1855, Page 5

4 NO. 23, en nEEIEEEESEEEEEEEE enforcement will break up all the drinking establish- ments in the State. The Canada Railroad Biot. ABMED LABUREMS IN POSSESSION OF THE BOAD—T'¢E MILITARY OALLED UPON EXAMINATION OF 'fHE PRISONERS—FUNERAL OF THE MURDERED MAY,, Burra, Jan, 23—10 "s, M. The laborers on the Buffalo, Brantford and C,ooderich ‘Boifroad still have possession of the track at Cayuga, C. W.,sbout thirty miles east of Brantford, where, fully armed, they have assembled to the number, of 150, Yes- terday mcroing the directors, with Afty, men, took the train at Brantford to come through to ‘fort Erie. On ar- riving at the spot they found the laborers too strong for ‘thew; and, so far from being able to clear the track, the Girectors and their company, being unarmed, were obliged to beg permission to return to Brantford. The aberiffs of the counties of Niagara, Haldimund ani Brant have been cailed upon, and will take fifty British sektiers from Niagara village, to-morrow, and pro- q@eed lo the scene of rot, when the road, # w expected, will be opened, and when @one, the laborers will be paid off, for which money is wow ready, and discharged. After this is done, no fur- ‘Wer trouble is apprehended. ‘The examination of theman who killed Weimper, with thirteen oiner prisoners, was finished to-day at Fort Erie, he being held for wilful murder, and the others as ace: sories, They will be immediately removed to the jailat Niegara villege. Weimpel’s funeral took place to- ‘@ay in this city, from the house of his mother, and was atiended by a large concourse of citizens. From Koston. RAILROAD ACCIDENT, DETENTION, ETC. ‘ Boston, Jan, 23, 1865. About ten o’clock last night as the express train from New York passed Clappville, the switch rod broke, ‘throwing the engine, tender, baggage and four passen- ger cars off the track, and ono car down a bank twenty- five feet. No one was injured. The cars were detained four hours. From further information in regard to the accident to ‘the express train, we learn that the engine passed over the break safely, and the tender went on to the side ‘track. The baggage car ran off the track and along the edge ef tke embankment. The first passenger car was thrown Jengthwise across the track. The second passenger car was thrown down the embankment some thirty feet, standing nearly perpendicular, the upper end breaking foto the forward part of the next car, which, with the Jast car, ran along the edge of the embankment, but, fortunately, did not go down, As soon as possible attempts were made ‘to rescue those in the falien car, and some were drawn eut through the windows. One man had his boot torn from bis foot, and other mirdculous escapes are recorded, ‘but beyond a few slight bruises, no one was hurt. There ‘were about 175 passengers in the train. Mr. Hobart, the eonductor, and Mr. Lovett, the superintendent of the House telegraph line, proceeded to Worcester, a distance ‘ef nine miles, on a hand car, and obtained another train with which the passengers arrived safe in Boston. Bold Attempt to Extort Money. Bostoy, Jan. 23, 1855. A siogular and daring attempt was made yesterday af- ‘ternoon to extort money from Mr. Enoch Train, at his weadence in Dorchester. The perpetrator, known as a writer for weekly papers and cheap periodicals, called on Mr, Train, who was confined to bis rcom by indisposi- tion, and drawirg a large knife, said—I bave come to you for money, and must have ft.”’ Mr. Train managed to escape from the room, and gave the intruder into the hands of the servants, who, after a severe resistance, handed him over to the police. He was taken before Justice Safford, and committed in default of bail for 92,500. He recently started a Know Nothing paper in New York, which soon died, and had borrowed $300 ‘from Mr. Train for the purpote of carrying it on, Philadeciphia Rowales in Baltimore. Baxrimons, Jan. 23, 1855, A gang of Philadelphia rowdies visited our city yes- terday, and last night roamed through the streets, making night hideous with their noise. On their way ‘they encountered a mad named Peter Sherlock, and beat him severely, This morning the friends of the injured man wet the party in a tavern near ‘the Holiday streat theatre, and a geueral fight ensued. One of the gang ‘was badly beaten during the row, E. W. Paul drew a pesvol and snov semes Lovdery, of this city, in the thigh; ‘the wourd is not serious. The whole party was finally arrested by the police. The following are the names of the Philadelphians:—James Cady, Joseph FE. McGee, George W. Canley, K. W. Paul. Paul is said to be the Beoper of the Third Ward House, Philadelphia. From Syracuse. SWINDLER ARKESTED—MECHANICS’ FAIR. Syracuse, Jan. 23, 1856, A draft, issued by the Otsego county Bank on the Me- @hanics’ and Farmers’ Bank of Albany, for $23, but al- tered to $2,300, was presented to-day at zens’ Bank, Fulton. The alteration was the Cashier, and the person who presented the di ar- rested and lodged in jail ‘The first annual Fair of the Syracuse Mechan cs’ In- @itute opened this morning. Toe display is unusually brilliant, ‘The weather has been very cold to-day. ‘The Weather and the Late Gale. THE STORM AT BUFFALO. Borvata, Jan, 23, 1856. ‘The storm abated this afternoon, after continuing forty-eight hours with almost unexampled fury. Much meow fell during the past twelve hours, Tae average @epth cannot be'less than two feet, No damage of any account is reported. The weather continues very old. HEAVY SNOW AT CHICAGO. Curcago, Jan, 23, 1855, Railroad communication is entirely suspended, the woads being completely blocked up by snow. No tratns have arrived since Saturday. Telegraphic communica- tion with St. Louis is aleo suspended, WEATHER AT DETROIT. Dernorr, Jan. 23, 1855. The weather has been extremely cold here for the past two days, Last wight the river froze over for the firat time this season, and people are crossing to-day. The ferry boats, however, worked their passage over. THE WEATHER AT CLEVELAND. CLeveLaND, Jan. 23, 1855. During the past 26 hours the weather bas been in- tencely cold here. The thermometer at 7 o’clock this morsing was at six degrees above zero, being six degrees Jower than at any previous time this winter. From the South. Baurimonn, Jan. 23, 1855. ‘The Southern mail as late as due has arrived here with Mew Orleans papers of Wednesday last. ‘The message of the Governor of Louisiana way sent into the Legisiature on Monday It relates almost ex- clusively to the local affairs of the State. Clark Mills, the sculptor, at Now Orleans, prepar- dog for the erection of a statue to General Jackson there The Crescent announces that intelligence has bean re- orived there of the failure of the house of P: Bacon & — having confounded the St. Louis house wi The papers speak hopefully in regard to the monetary aighe Lepiainture of Florida has passed bil abolishing ture of a e ‘the Supreme Court of that State. From Hartford. BREAKING UP OF THE 10K IN TRE BIVER—INCENDIARY PIRES, ETO. Haxworp, Jan. 23, 1855. ‘The storm of yerterday caused the ice in the Couneo- tient river to break up this morning, and the water is mow fourteen feet above low water mark. Incendiary fires are occurring here almost every might nad cid din, Mitwarkim, Jan. 23, 1665. In the District Court of the United States, yesterday, en was sentenced to fine of $1,000, and imp! 1*, for the saeco efience, » fine of $200, and ten days ieaprisomment. Pires at Clevetand. CixveLanp, Jan. 28, 1856. nero have been five fires in this city since 6 o'clock (yesterday morning, the most important of which ocenr- wed at 12 o'clock lart night, consuming twelve or four- teen buildings on River street, but the loss did mot ex- eved as many thoussnd dollars. There is mach suffering among the women and children rendered houseless. Steamboat Burnt at Toronto. Tonowto, Jan. 23, 1856, ‘The steamer Queen City was burnt last night at the Queen whart, and sank in shoal water. Philadelphia Stock Board, Punapmruta, Jan, 23, 1855. ‘There is no change to report in our money market to- Gay. Stocks are firm. Reading wo quote at 36 \ ; Morris Geral, 15%5: Inland Bi 14%; Penmsylyania Soitssas, 659), Peansyivanie 6°, ae NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1855. Bread for the Poor of the Stxth Ward. The Treasurer of the Executive Committee of the Five Rotate periny, (te of the Old Brewery) report as fol- — Amount of Expenditures .... Ralanee in hands of Treasurer,,............. $892 00 Bread distributed from January 15 to 20, ADCIUBIVE. eee esse ceesereucsseseze cree 8,406 lOnves. Total number of loaves distributed from the Ud to the 20th inst.......... 7,216 «6 The Treasurer also acknowledges the receipt of $300 from the fund of the Ladies’ Ball for the Relief of the Poor. ‘The calls on the Committee for relief still increase, and every day reveals new cases of extreme sullering and destitution, In behalf of the Comm:ttee, J. B. CORNELL, Treasurer, 141 Centre st. rreotypciets., $l and $5—Taken by HOLMES’ U. 8. patent cameras, two in one sitting, 259 Broadway. The rooms of this ‘old establishment have just been enlarged and renovated, to bettrr accommo- date the people. Powers’ Greek Slave tor $3 —Subscribers to the Knickerbocker, and all the other three dollar magezines, receive a certificate of membership in the Cosmopolitan Art and Literary Association. The first distribution comes off rae oan. Call at No. 2 Astor Booey or at the Knickerbocker office, 348 Broadway, up ot @hat New and Extraordinary Remedy for severe coughs, colds, and inflammation of the throat and Jungs, can be bad wholesale and retail, of HEGEMAN, CLARK & CO., late Rushton, Clark & Co,, in ail their stores. Price 60 cents per bottle. Family bottles $1. To the Editor of the New York He- rald.—The executive skill exhibited by Mr. Oliver Goldsmith, in every department of peamanship, and thi rapid ang striking progress of his pupila, have long sin achieved for him @ natonal reputation, To enlarge upon these points would be only to repeat 4 thrice-tol tale—to recapitulate facts familiar a» household words throughout the length and breadth of the Union, Such is not the object ot this communication, which is intend- ed simply as a tribute of admiration to the refined taste which bas thrown around the most perfect and success- fal system of instruction ever introduced in any practi- cal branch of education, the moat winoing attractions. Mr. Geldsmith’s suit of rooms, No. Jtz Broadway, coa- nists of five elegant apartments, opening into each other, all beautitully furnished, and atlurding such facilities, both for class teaching and private lessons, as I am wel assured are not eaualen op this continent or ian Europe. During # month’s so} in New York, I have been a frequent visiter at his and have notonly acquired under his tuitiena fsir, bold, symmetrical business aand, but derived much gratification from the society I have met there. Many of Mr. G.’s pupils are dine musicians, and oceasionally relieve the fatigue of study by ‘discoursing most excellent music’? from one of the most aplendid pianos I have ever seen. Mr Goldsmith’s scholars com rise many members of the leading families of New Vere, but the advantages of bis unrivalled system of tuition are not confined to these, His classes for ladies and gentlemen aflord opportunities for obtaining the best porsible instruction in the most indispensable of all accomplishments, at prices so reasonable, as compared with the benefit derived, that they ay well be called nominal. Iam so thoroughly sativfied that Mr. Gold- smith stands alone in this country an a teacher of pen- manship, that I could not leave New York without add- ing my mite to the general approbation which has ac- companied and must continue to bara acs! his cause, A SOUTHERNER, These Hard Times try the Popularity of a tradesman, and ef the particular article in which he deal The shirtmaki busi said to be dull, GREEN, No. 1 Astor House, does not find itso. Orders come in freely, His workwomen bave full employment. Excellence and punctuality yield a good harvest, even in the hardest time Broken Banks—Present Value—Government Stock taken at 63 cents; Bridgeton, 00; Wheat Growers’, 90; Lewis County, 30; Washtenn ; Memphis, 15; Mil: ford 10; at EVANS’S clothing warehouse, 60 and 68 Fulton street, “Hard Times."—Prices Reduced at Odd Fellows’ Hall. Overconts, 82 50 to $6; pants and vests, $1 to $3; dress and frock coats from $1 50 to $6, corner of Grand and Centre streets, GRANT & RYDER, ‘Winter Clothing at Nominal Prices.—Devon- shire kersey overcoats, $8; black castor beaver do., $12; black and fancy cloth {almas, $11; full sircle wraprascals, $6; 1,000 pair cassimere pants, $2 5(—nt EVANS’ cloth: ing warehouse, 66 and 68 Fulton street . Linens, Linens,— Just Received, a Large stock of Fenton's celebrated shirting linens. Those wiah- ing linens will do well to examine these goods before pur- chasing, ax they are the best goods ever brought to this market, and warranted to wear well. E. H. LEAD. BEATER, 347 Broadway, corner of Leonard street. Dry Goods at Reduced Prices.—The follow- ing gonda will he rold at great bargains to make roow for spring goods:—Merinos, plaid, cashmeres, delaines, para- mattas, blankets, quilts, nels, ribbens, shawls and bom! . E. H. LRADBEATER) 347 Rroadnay, vurner of Leonard street. Furs, Furs—At Cost, at Cost.Great Bar< ina to be had at White's Remember White's dress at for $3, WHITE'S, 212 Broadway, corner Fulton st. Herring’ ‘Patent Fire Pr Ys Patent Wire Proof Safvs..The subscriber continues to manufacture hia unrivalled pa- tent fire and burglar proof safes, warranted equal to any, and superior to some, of the many which have beea test” ed, ax puvlisbed and noticed by the press throughout the world for the last fifteen years, and is sole proprie- tor of Hall’s patent powder proof lock, both having re- ceived separate medals at the World's Fair, London, 1861, and New York in 1863-4. Also the patentee (by purchare) of Jones? celebrated patent combination and permutation bank lock, 81,(00 in gold was in the safe exhibited at the World's Fair, London, secured by Ball’s and Jones’ leck, and offered as a reward to any one who would pick thelo-ks cr open the sate within poh bai day nd although operated upon by several skillea in the art of lock Legace | no one succeeded in openin, afe, (no change or alteration in the locks or keys having been made during the time,) but the money remained in ita sate depository and was returned to the proprietor, and a medal awarded him for the champion safe of the world. Caution—None genuine except those having the subscriber's name on a metal plate. SILAS C. HERRING. ¥ on Block, corner of Pine and Water streets, New or N. B.—The above safe and locks can bo had freight) at manufacturer's agenta, in all the principal ci and Canada, Billard Tables=3f you wish to purchase ood and well made tables, call and examine Meners | ‘addin, in of his authori io the United States tables, at 90 Ann stre?t. Stilton and Chedder Cheese, tn cases of ono dozen each; Crasse & Blackwell's pickles, sauces, cat- fups, relishes, pastes, &c., landing ex Liverpool, from London, Lea’& Perrins’ Worcestershire sauce, in cases of two, five and ten Cozen each, landing ex Cornelius Grinnell, trom Liverpool, For nals by JOHN PUNCAN & SONS, 405 Broadway, sole ageata in the United States for Lea & Perrins. Improvement in Dentistry—-Dr. Levete, Dentist, No. 12 Waverley place, (near the New York Ho- tel,) invites the public to witness the success of his va- rious improvements for artificial teeth, allowed by those who have tested them to be unsurpassed. Office heurs cnly from 10 till 5 o’cleck. Public Notice.Rushton, Clark & Co.'s Cod liver vil.—The late firm of Rushton, Clark & Co. being Ginsolved by the death of Wm. L. Rushton, (the oaty getzon of the name of Rushton ever connected with the rm.) the business in future will be continued by HRGE- MAN, CLARK & CO., surviving partners and role scasors of B.C. & Co., 165, 273 and 611 Broadway, all connection with the sture No. 10 Astor Houre being ‘dis- continued. Our Mr. Hegeman has been connected with the establishment twenty-six years, and for twelve years been a partner and had Che principal cba: of the bas- ness; and with the benefit of ie expe nee, and the combined efiorts of each member of our firm, we trust | to merit and receive a continuance of the patronage #0 Liberally extended to us. The genuine cod liver oil, hitherto made by R.C & Co., will in future be made only by ua. It was our Mr. Clark who went to New- foundiand to superintend ite manofacture, nod we war- rent it pure. Our ofl is sald by all the most respectable ete wey in the United States. Caution.—Be careful to see that the name ‘Hegeman, Clark & Go.’ ix on cach label, and the signature upon the cork of each bottle, without which it is not genuine. Hyatt’s Life Balsam.—Rheumatism in its ‘most painfal forms, also scrofula, old ulcers, and the worst canes of diseares of the blood, great debility, liver RIFFITH & DECKER’S stock of slate and marble bed | ert Jol | complaint, kioneys, incipient consumption, &e , are moat cortainly cured by this great purifier. Principal depot, 246 Grand street. Seventy-five cents per bottle. Holloway’s Pills.—New Werk, Jan. 21, 1955.—0 The bmitted to chemical analysis Professor Hollo- way’s pis, and find them to be purely vegetable, I coveider them wonderfolly efficient & liver and ftomaeh complaints, and iu cases of general cebility, or when the perveus system is . Many physicians in the United States them to their patients when other anceps fail.—Signed, Rochester, N. Y., amalytical chemist, |, James Bryan, Sold by all Gealers of medicine In the Cmited States, at 26 cents, 625¢¢. amd $1 per box, and at the-catoblishmnents of Professor HOLLOWAY, No. 244 Streed, London, and No. 80 Maiden lane, New York. Cure that and croup —Dr, nee eure the worst z ah, og a Kod con my 00 cents and & bottle, Lis Whooping Cough vee (mane. diate relief, 60 cents. His Croup ‘ayree ould be in all families, 26 cents. If you suffer nie use Dr. Rose’s Vain Ourer Hi, HA! 162 le R. Fulton street, apposite &. Pacts Church. All Pain Cured lithe Magic—A Gentleman, swith 0 etiff neck fos «cold, was cured in five minutes Dr. Rose's Pia Curer. Jimba, body, OF Cramps or Dr. Rowe's in stomach, yield _ Corer. 1234, 25 and 60 cents a bottle. Sold by R. H. Hanteione, 162 Fulton street, opposite St. Paul's arch, UCTION SALE OF WATCHES, JEWELRY, FIX- tures, safe and show cases, &e., at 793g Catherine Street, will be sold on Wednesday, Janvary 24, without reserve, Sale to commence at 10 0’clock A.M. DESIRABLE FARM OF 221 ACKES, ONE AND A half miler from the railroad depot at Freehold, Mon- mouth county, N. J., 334 haurs from York or Phi- lade) ‘4 pleasant minsion house, lawo, and out aconvenient quantity und good quality of meadow, arable and woodland suitable for a dairy farm, trucking or ordinary cultivati finely watered; con’ nient to churches, superior schoily, markets and marl; without incumbrance ; title goo ; pleasant neighbor- hood and healthy country, will be sola at public vendue i Jobu B. Forman, deceased. at 1 o'clock, ~ M., ch & Carsen’s Hotel, Freehold, on the Ist day of February, Terms—6 per cent paid or secured satisfactorily on the day of sale; $3,000 April 1, 1869, and the balance in three equal unoual payments, with interest annually at 6 per ceat from April 1, 1865, s0- cured by mortgage and policy of insurance, Amap may be seen at the above hotel. Jonsthan Forman will show the premises. For further informatioa address B. ¥. RANLOLPH, Freehold, N. J. Kw lroud line from New York, per steamer Jobn Potter, pier No. 1, North river, at 60’slock A. M., and 2 o'clock ?. M ; returning leaves Freehold 7% A, M., and 314 P. M. UCTION SOTICE.—D. 8, HOUGH, AUCTIONEER, — ‘The particular attention of house and hotel keep- + is called to the tollowing extensive catalogue sale uf elegant furniture, decorations, silver, paintings, mix- rors and pianoforte, &e., to-morrow (thursdny ‘morn- ing, at 10% A M. precisely, at house 79 Warren street, follows:—Two elegant rosewood suits ia brocatelle, abogany do,, superb rosewood beckeuse, ladies? escru- toire, rosewoud corcer etegeres, rosewood pianoforte of fine tone and finish; elegant French plate pier glass, oval and mantel mirrors, fine oil paintings and engravings, tapestry and ingrain carpets, elegant vases and mantel fs y and reception chairs, rosewood ny spring seat parlor chairs and y apd walnut round tables, do. exten- sion tables, rosewood and mahogany French bedateada, cottage do,, feather beds, hair mattresses, resewood and mahogany dress'pg bureaus with warble tops, do, wash- stands, marble top centre and tables, china toilet fine assortment of china, crockery and glassware; also barement and kitchen furniture, with which tne sale will commence. A Seu NOTICE.—GREAT SALE OF ELEGANT fe household furniture —H. Wilscn, auctioueer.—This dnesday) morning, at 104 o'clock, all the superior furniture in house 76 Franklin street, near Church atreet, viz. :—Tapestry carpets, rosewood and mahogany yarlor euites, centre and side tables oi) paintings, mir- rore, brocatelle and lace curtains, magnificent rosewood pianoforte, seven octave. made by Chevalier, with carved #8, cost $550; also all the china, glass ware, silver beds and ware, bedstead bedding, loun c., all of which has been recently furp! pense, und will be peremp- torily sold to close Deposits required, SSIGNEE’S SALE.—SAM’L, OSGOOD, AUCTIONEER, A No. 66 Nassau street, will sell at 401 Broadiway, on ‘ednesday, Jan. 24, at 10 o'clock A M., the stock of firat class Broadway furs and sleigh robes; the furs are of superior quality. N. B,—Tbe sale will be contiaued until the entire stock is disposed of. UCTION NOTI: K.—SAMUEL OSGOOD, AUCTIONEER, A will sell at his salesroom, 66 Nassau street, on ednesday, Jan. 24, at 103 o'clock, the balance of the superior stock of furs and sleigh robes. Particulars in cataloguen, UCTION NOT! ‘THOS. BELL, AUCTIONEER.— _ By BELL & BUSH, this day, at 1034 o’clock, in the saleroome, 27 Centre street.—Will be sold a variety of furniture, dry goods, clothing, watches, jewelry aud pledged articles, guns, &e., for account of whom it may concern, The rale on Thursday, at 103; o'clock, at No, 311 Ninth avenue, near Twenty-ninth street, will be found worthy attention. The property of a tamily going to California; all kinds of china, crockery and other arti- cles, including the furniture of ali descriptions, too ex- tensive to notice, 2 splendid gold watches, ladies? dre: es, splendid paintings, looking glasses, mirrors, &c. posits required, Sale positive. UCTION NOTICE —PRIZE FOWLS, &C., FROM THE late show at Barnum’s Museum —PETER PARKS, ctioneer, will sell on Friday, Jan, 26, at 1034 o'clock, at bis ealesroom, No. 79 Nassau street, about 200 pairs of fowts from the late fair, consisting of every veriety of domestic aud comprising most of the premium birds. be unexarmpled in its way, and worthy universal attention. UCHION SALE OF FINE GOLD AND SILVER watcbes aod fine jewelry.—SAMUE!, O5G00D, Auctioneer, will sell at auction, by order of the executors of J. 8. Mauritz, decease’, on Thurvday, January 26, at 1034 o'clock, at bia sales room, 66 Nassau street, a large asso:tment of first class watches, connisting of bunting, patent levers, independent seconds, with double ficlea’ fine enamelled watches, gold guard aud vest chains, shirt studs, sleeve buttons, brooches, ear- rings, Ke. ‘Catalogues on the morning of sale. \UGENEB FRANKLIN, AUCTIONEER.—BY FRANK- M, LIN & NICHGLE, office 1 Nassau street.—F. & N. would wont reepectfully anvounce Vo toeir friends and the public that they will give their prompt atteudauce to suley of household furviture, merchandise, &ec., at private residence. and stores, LIAS COMBS, AUCTIONEER.—CuAL YARD, Fourteenth street, with six years lease, stock and kextusen; also, ten years lease of to brick dwelli three story, situate on Thirteenth street, betweenavenus 4 and Firat avenue, will be sold by E. Combs, at auction, by orcer of the assignee, on the premises, on Friday, Jan, 26, at 11 o’elock A.M. The stock consists of lump and egg coal and dust; also, two horses and carts, &. For particulars inquire of the auctioneer, 244 Grand street. FJ. PEVERS, Axsignoe. IDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTION! EDWARD SCHENCK will geil at jon, thin day, wt 11 O'clock, at bis valesroom 16 Wail street, a apieniid col- lection’ of oil paintings, from « private ga‘lery, com- Prising chef d’cuvres of the principal Belgian, Freach and American schools. The following paintings are the property of = gentleman leaving for Kurope, and will be perempterily sold to the highest bidder, and offers an opportunity for the enrichment of private galleries very rarely met with. The paintings inclae very beautiful lancrcapes, architectural interiors, Dutch interiors, win ter scenes pastural subjects, flower pieces, marine ieces, and many splendid landscapes of home scenery, y the following artixta:—Webster, Carter, Scharpe, Schaffael, Vandres, Williama, Bergi, Pilliel, fiotti, Vael, » Causaer, Watheal, Omejauck, Jasper, Sely, an ENRY H, LEKDS, AUCTIONEER.—BY H. A. LEEDS & Co, on Wednesday, January 2%, at 1034 o'clock, At the salerroom, 19 Nassau street Administrator's fale.—By order of Sclomen Keyser, administrator of Henry deceased, his entire wtock of valuable jewelry, consisting of solid eighteen carat gold finger breastpina, solid gold ety, gold pencil case agri elry. Also two large’ iron safe rawers, suitable for jewellers, one ditto table, derks, &e., the whole to be sola without reserve. Jso% an invoice of valuale gold ebrunometers, lever cher, lepine ditto, enamelled ditto «et in diamonds other coatly jewelry, removed for convenience ot | . being the balance of goods remaining unsold. Also all the counters, dewks, tables, sofa, olleloths, and other | office furniture. Also, for account of those whom it may concern, twenty dozen real gold pencil cases, ton a | feat parlor cha: down guard chains, &e. EXRVY Ht LEEDS. AUCTIONEER—BY Ht. H. | LEEDS & CO —Wednenday, Jun. 24, at 12 0'cloca, | | At the sales room, 19 Naseau street, by order of Corne lius W. Lawrence and Jonn ¥F. Delaplaine, executors of F. Delaplaine, Kaq., ceceased, hia entire «toca of joes, brandies, madeiras, clarets, kc. The samples will be exbibited at our store on the morn ng of sale, | and the wines delivered {rom the wine loft of the de- | ceased. No wines admitted except those belonging to the estate—consisting of 280 bottles March & Henson's madeira, vintege 1828; 276 do. old Fouth Side Madeira, black ren}; 240 do. do., red weal; 16 magnuma b. Vell’ brandy, about 40 years old, sealed with the name, 110 bottles very superior branoy, vintage 1849; 1 case St. Julien cleret, vintage 1844. The abo: ill be lots to sult purchasers. Also 6 cases of Cous wine of the vint: of 1846, contained in eases of If qottles each, direct from the Cape via Holland. This very rare desert wine is warranted the pure arti- cle or tale. Also, immediately after the abo for accoont of whom it may coucern, 200 canes werved fruits, consisting of cherries, peaches, rarp- | jen, pears, ke, quart and Lalf gallon jars, her- metically sealed, adapted for family use, without re- | ver ENKY H. 1 EEGS, AUCTIONEER,—BY HH. LEEUS | & Co.—Thursday, Jan. 25.—Marble mantele—At Zo'clock P. M., at the marble yard of Robert J. Celill & Co., No, 280 Sixth avenue, third door above Twenty third | street, «large and valuable astortment of marble man tele, manufactured by the above firm, consisting of richly carved aud moulded statuer , Itallan, veined, Lisbom, Feyptien, plain, and other fachionable mantels, to be sold without reserve. They can remain two or three weeks on the premises if desired, after payment of the —HY H.W Rebs ureday, ith, and Friday, 26th, Us o'clock, at the ralerrvom, 14 Nasaau street, large | ney goods, rent Sh field vated re, in imitation of afiver, every | article wrought by hammer, and will never wear through as plated gouds, consisting of tra kettlen, ten sets, spoons, forks, castors, sugars, urns, Indies, trays, cake baskets, candlesticks, tea enddies, vezetable dienes, ipkstends, and other costly Hheflield ware. This invo oe is to be sold without limit to the highest bidder. Also, | 200 cases Italian marble goods, the recent im ition of | Signor G. B. Pandoibn!, consisting of beautiful alatmater | FFaUYy ttatuetten and figures; also, large Etruscan, | be, oman, and other vaser: ite vases for on- tries apd ‘Lie! all in the new~ ster statuary, large invoice of bronser, ba. imitation je on 3 fa Lapierre i bh welry, and fancy a 5 together with arlety ef other geet to cloec invoiene’ “oli. VANDRWaATER, Ave J WATER & TURNER will sell Wednesday, Jan. o'clock, at the ja keoadhe , 30 Pine ps 66 eet—Oil paintings—Veremptory sale of floe paintings, mortly of the Dusseltort sehool, wi whieh will be fownd works by the celebrated ertinta Munter, Grootheid Krata, Eykea, Museo, Gudiv, Kekbardt, Kruseman, Vangingelin, Tile | re Vegterehhoren, Hesehtacb, vores Dow, | , Muller several others, ia rich {rows DOW om eabibition. | private mansions, ke. entire invoice of Wolstenaolin’s | OHN W. SOMERINDYKE, AUCTIONEER.—CONBTA- bie’s sale of men's and boys’ cloth and plush caps. Contre street, corner aod 4, pipes, &e. OHN W. SOMERINDYKE, AUCTIONEER.—CONSTA- bie’s and mortgage sale —Thie day, at the suction room 110 Centre street, corner of Franklin, o’clock, by virtue of an execution—Mahog: mahogan, id black walnut side tables, quartette do., leat do., stands, what nota, towel racks, tharble top washstands, table (ames, in great variety. Alo, by virtue of a chattel mortyage, one »plenia cottage suit, with marble tops, cottage bedsteads, tert, hair mattresses, blankets, Lookstancs, couch and couch bed- steads, &e,, &o, JOHN W. BOMERINDYKE, Constable and attoroey for mortgagee. ORTGAGF SALZ.—A. M. CRISTALAR, AUCTION- eer, Will cell, this day, at 10d, o'clock, at No. 4 ‘ortiandt street, the stock of @ manufactaring jewoller, consinting of lathes, stampa, dies, plates, grindstones, forge rings and bellows, rolling mills and frames, viens, vitriol pans, oil toves, fixtures, office furniture, iron safes, &c. By order JOSKPH CORNELL, Attorney tor Mortgage, ORIGAGE SALY—THIS DAY—AT I O?CLOCK, at 157 Canal street—By virtue of a chattel mort gage—Iwo elegant oval mi ‘8, two parlor stoves dressing bureaus, carpets, chairs WILLIAM WITTERS, Auctioneer. TY, AUCTIONRER, WILL SELL ‘THIS « day, at 10% o'clock, at 64 Sixth avenue, ail the goatee! parlor, chamber, and kitchen furniture of a ‘ainily bievking up hourekeeping, consisting of sofas, sofa bedsteads, tete-a-tetes, lounges, rocking and parlor chairs, in hair cloth, centre, dining, card, and extension tables! seeretary an} bookcase, pier and oval mirrors; window shades, ¢trgeres, vasen, clocks, plated ware, ele- gant three ply and iagrain carpets, oilcloths, mahogany, rosewood and walnut bedsteads, hair mattresses, stoves, kitchen furniture, &c, FREMPTORY SAL VALUABLE LOT ON THIRD avenue, to close an account,—PETER PARKS will sell at auction on Wedreaday Merchants’ Fxchange, t! buik ing on the eust mide of Third avenue, adjoining the northeasterly corner of Third avenue and’ Twenty-ninth street. The lot is 25 feet wite by 110 feet in’ depth. Title perfect. For particulars inquire of PKIER P, auctioneer, 79 Ni t 1, W. WESTOUTT, AUCTIONEER —-HOUSE fave of genteel furniture, to morrow, Thursday, wt 1033 o’clock, on Eighth avenue, three doors from Thir- teenth street, embracing the entire superb furniture, &o., of the above four story house. Ne postponement on account of the weather, and every article to be sold without reserve, consisting of 110 yards Fnglish tapes- try carpets, on ‘the parlors; elegant roseword otogers, mirror front and back; two very large Freneh plate pier glasses; slabs and brackets; suite rosewoo! parlor fur- niture ih satin brocatelle, brary bookcare, inahogany tete-a-tete and sofun, ronewood centre and’ sofa tables with statuary marble tops, elegant painted window shades, lace curtains with cornices, costly Dresden china and bisquet fgure mantel ornaments, bronze and ormo- lu clock, oil paintings, &c.; rosewood and mahog bedstends, auperior hair mattresses, feather beds and bedding: marble top rosewood and mabogany bureaus and washstands, French china toilet nets, oval and oth- er mirrors, carpets, rockers, spring went cl end mahogany arm chairs, with the basemer extension dining tables, tea and ver, chins, crockery and glass ware, t house, UNIS MORRELL, AUCTIONE! ILL SELL, THIS morning, at 1044 o'clock, a large stock of various Hinde of property, at his xalesroom, 304 Hrondway, con- sisting of rich and plain turniture, of] paintings, mir- rora, china, Ac. ‘The sale will commence with a’ large invoice of negara of different brands, This sale to be continued at 3 P. M, 8. MELLOR, AUCTIONEER.—BY HOUGHTON & e MELLOR—Thursday, Jan. 25, at 104, o'clock, at 114 Navau street, elegant household furniture—Supe- rior 634 octave ‘rosewood pianoforte, made by Read of New York; several tapestry and velvet carpets, hair ma- qresses, epring beds, ‘pillows, hall iamps, china and crockery ware, worthy the attention of the trade and housekeepers, ' Also, a large assortment of elegant cabl- net furniture removed trom several warerooms, and will be wold positively to pay advances. We invite those in want of good furniture to examine the goods previous to the rule, Every facility for packing and s ipping on covere premines rich parlor sui in the moxt fash materials, carved nd bookcases of the latest styles and designs, two elegant extension tatles fourteen feet long, ten Custom made tete a tete sofas in rosewood and mahogany, richly de- corated and enamelled chamber suits with marble topa: one elaborately carved rosewood Gothic bedstead, cont $150, with bureau and warhstand to match; mahogany wainul chamber furniture; easy, rocking wad «pring card, pier acd side tables, with an endless variety of desirable furniture, several South American borse hair mattresses, palliasses, ke. Also, to pay advances, several thiek French plate oval aad pier nuirrore, in ornamented frames, 11 choice oll paintinga, French marble clock, chira toilet sets, vanes, dc. talogues issued on morning of sale, The articles are now arranged for exhibition, W *, iTTHRS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS day, at 1g}4 o'clock, at 187'Canal street, all the genteel ‘parlor, chamber, and kitchen furniture of « family breaking up housekeeping, consisting of sofas, rvek bg aud other chairs, centre and dining tables, pler glasses, paintings, curtalus, shades, book vases, lemps, plated china glasmwa try and ingrain carpets, oilcloth, mahogany dedsteads, W TLLIAM IRVING, AUCTIONEER. - MORTGAGE SALE of household furniture. —William Irving & Co, Wilisell at auction on Thureiay, January 25, at 10}¢ | cclock, at 192 Bghth avenue, between Nineteenth and ‘Twenticth’streets, for account of the mortgagess—Bri rels carpets, French plate pier piasres, window eurtaina, rorewood etegeres, marble look and suntel omaments, mahogany sofas, parlor chairs, rockers, &c., ta haircloth, rovewood centre tables, biack walnut aud mahogan: French bedateads, dressing bureaus, wathstands, ward. robes, Brarsels and ingrain carpets, hair mattresses, feather beds, bolsters and pillows, blankets, quilts, sheets, ke, mahogany dining-room furniture, dinaer and tea set, glass ware, cutlery, &c., together with « genetal ansortment of kitchen furniture. = PERSONAL. ARDWARE STOREKEEPFRS TAKE NOTICE!— Two Germans, one about 27, the other about J4 years of age, the first about 5 feet 3 inches, the second 5 feet 6 inches im height, wearing blue go lined red funide, pow frequent re stores, buy some tritles, and steal rome valuables, expecially copper and bras. y THIS SHOULD MEET THE NOTICE OF JOHN or Henry Vhebus, they would hear of something to iheir advantage by calling at 37 Fourth avenue NFORMATION WANTED OF THOMAS 0. FARRELL, Fof Tralee, county Kerry, Ireiand, formerly in tho Dritich army.’ By addressing & line to Mrs. Christopher, care of Jobu Lindmerk, wery, New York, he can bear from his sister, Mre. Hyband. Canada pay copy. ARY COWLEY WISHES TO HEAR FROM HER sit ter, Elizabeth Hart, late of Cork. Direet care of dare. Mary Greer, 16 East Capitol st, Washington, D. C. HE PEKEON WHO TOOK THROUGH MISTAKE A black rurtontovercoat, at the Academy of Music, on ednewoay evening. 1ith {ost., will please retorn ‘the some to J.J. MOFFATT, No, 3 Cortlandt atreet, to save further trouble FINE ARTS, CG ARD-#IGNOR NICOLINO CALYO, THE WELL KNOWN artist, avd hi , Jon A. Calyo, having recently returned from Epain, a ter an absence of three and w # plewee | balf y they have been honored by the pa Queen and nobility; beg leave to inform | blic that they will resume their profecion in all ranebt ting and especially Inndecape, portrait N. B.—Mr. John A, Calo offers his services vith dewigna forclassic and pletaresque edifices, He will also furnieh ail kinds devigns for wood engraving. Residence 120 East Tween. ty -firet atreet, DRY GOODS, a0. 1. STEWART &O0. WiLL OPEN ON MONDAY, @ January 22, 1,000 PIECES af heavy housewife Irish linens, made expressly for fs mily ut, at prices from 26 to 60 cents per yard, much below the cost of importation. nue LAST ShIZURE BY THE UNITED STATES MAR shall Of 160 casos of Persian cashineres, superior de- rigne to apy ever offered in this city, for Od. a yard, and no family will be allowed more then three peces, and all those that buy them at wholesale will be charged 4s, & yard, a+ it is the determination of the subscriber that there splendid goods sbail be distributed amongst the cor as well as the rieb, T. B. ISAACKS, Agent, frm er of slike and ribbowr, 24 and 20 Joba street, phen. 4 __ WINTER PASILIONS. FPRAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF DRESSY OF TIE latent Parisian styles, for balls and evening partins, are clered for sale at ball the cost of importation, b CBSDELL, VIFRHON & LAKE, 471 Broadway. i REAT BARGAIN’. CHAMBERS, eVOCRNOH TO Gy restores he, ey es su va of inter stock, conpiat! ’ nod baye? ents, ladle a Kengdssaoes, “robes do chacabrs mente. Indien’ en ke, Ail mate of the best materials, nol will te sobd very low to mabe room fe la. Wanted, four dress Cap makers. i ee ” re - -_ Gs NEWSI-ONE THOUBAND MEN WANTED. DON ALDI, of the renowned Hen and Chickens, cornet of Fulton street and Broadway, waots the above ber of men at bie free lunch every day thin week. Bis unequalled green turtle sow Lanch between Yoana half past Ilo doa OTICE.—-NO MORK HARD TIMRe —ENG LIB MUT. tow served tp tom the Kapbow, ot Beekman 1. We have tries aitthe bert bouses | The Fouth —UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM- ‘ship BALLIC, Capt. Joa. J. Comstock. This steam- will depart with the United States mails for pen on Wednesday, Jan. 24, at 12 o'clock, M., from r berth, at the foot of Canal street. For froight or parouge, accommodatiqus for vlegauce 0 and apply t omy WARD K. COLLINS, 66 Wali street Passengers are requested to be on board at 11} A. M The Pacific will succeed the Baltic, and sail Feb. 7. Bhippers will please take notice that the ship» of this Une cannot carry any goods contraband of war. BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL BTEAMSHIPS, FROM NEW YORK TO LIVEKPOOL, Chief cabin pannag bes FLOM 0 ON TO LIVERY Chief cabin passage. . Becond cabin passage . ‘The rhips from Borton call at Ht ARABIA, Capt. Judkins, — AMERICA, \ PERSIA, Capt. Ryrie, EUROPA, ‘Capt, Shanno ASIA, Capt. E. G. Lott, CANADA’ Capt. Stone, AFRICA, Capt. Harrison, — NIAGARA, Capt. Leitch. These’ vensels carry a clear white light at mast head; green on starboard bew; red on port bow. ASIA, Lott, leaves Roston, Wednesday, Jan. 17. CANADA, Stone, —*— Hostoa, Wedneslay, Jan, 31, AFKICA, Harrison, ‘+ Boston, Wednesday, Feb. 4, Berths not secured until paid for, An experienced surgeon on board, The owners of these ships will not be accountable for gold, silver, bullion, -pecio, jewelry, precious stones or metals, unless billé 0} lading are sigued therefore and the value {hereot therein expressed, For freight or pursage apply to KE. CUNARD, 4 Bowling Green There will be ne steamabips of this line from New k until further notice. LIVERVOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSEP Company intend soiling thei favorite ateamahipre« OF MANCHESTER,.62,125 tons. Capt Wy CITY OF BALTIMORE, (pow)2,836 Capt) —— CITY OF WASHINGTON do..2)00 "Capt. R. Lettab 4M VULLADELPHLA, OUTY OF MANCHE.WRE.... Thursday, January 16, 1606, THOM LIVERPOOL OMY OF MANCHESTER, Wednesday, February 14, 1966, Baloon $90, $66 and $55, according to wtate room. A limited ‘number of third clas® passengers will be taken from Vhiladelyhis and Liverpool, amd found ip visieas, ‘row Philadelphia,,,...930 | From Liverpool....,. $48 Parties wisl bri Firms pane ean obtain certificates of punsage, an: ts on Lave io sume URL SMITH, of £2 sterling and upwards. Apply to Agent, 17 Walnut wtraot, Philadalphin, and 40. 7 Broad. way, New York. SOR SOUTHAMPION AND BREMEN.—THE UNITED Fister mall steamer MERMANN, & Higgins, oom, mander, will sail for Bremen, touching at Southampton to land the ma.le and passengers for England aad on Saturday, January 27, at 12 0’elock M., trou T'North Price of passago— 130 in the first cabin, main saloon In the first cabin, lower saloon In second cabin....... phe . An experienced surgeon is attached to each steamer, All letters must pass through the Post Office. Specie delivered in Havre and London. For 6 or freight apply to C._H. SAND, agent, 11 South William st, ‘he steamer Washington will succeed the Hermaun, and sail February 24th. "OR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE.—THE UNITED ‘States mail steamer UNION, R. Adams, Commander, will leave New York for Havre, touching at Southampton to land the mails aud passengers, on Saturday, Feb. 10, North River, foot of Beach at 12 o'clock, from pier 37 atreet. Price of Passage—First Cabin “ —Becond Cabin Luggage not wanted on the poard the day before, marked * bel de taken after Thursday, Feb. 8 apply t» MOKTIMER LIVINGST EW YORK AND CAUIFORNIA STEAMAHIP LINE, via Nicaragua, the Accersory Transit Company Of Nicaragua propristors.—The splendid double engine steamship NOKIHEKN LIGHT, 2,00 tons borthen, Capt; KL. Tinkelpaugh, will leave ff 3 North river, at So’clock ’, M. precisely, for Punta Aronas, on Satur’ day, January 27, 1865, connecting with the mteawrbip Sierra Nevada, 2,000 tons burth Nicaragua transit route, having but twelve m: transportation by firnt class carriages, Thone steamers rpassed in their ventilation and sccommoda- For information or passage, apply only to CHAS. MOKGAN, Agent, No, b Bowling Green, Letter bags made up at the office, Letters 26 cents per half oune are uni thon, 181 WANTS. RESPECTABLE GIRL WANIS A SITUATION AS chambermaid and waiter, or waiter aod sewer. For references inquire at her it vituation, 25 Weat Filteenth street. between Fifth and Sixth ave be seen for two days. ATION I8 WANTED, BY A YOUNG GERMAN 1, ae cook, washer and lrover, or todo general rk. Can be seen for two days, if not engaged, Allen street, rocm 12 RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS A SITUA! do general hou ‘k or chamberwork ; is er and ironer. Goad city reference given. Please 206 Weet Teenty-Grst street, second floor, froet room,No. 6, for two days. SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG FEM aged siatern yearn, to take care of children, ligne Chamberwork and waiting, «an do plain sewing ood city references, Apply at 803 Firs near sghteenth street, top toor, NTO 4 YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION IN A PRI- A vate family, who perfectly under- stands cutting ch sbirtmabing, and all kinds of family sew of city reference can be givem from her last place. Viease call at 87 West Nine- teenth street. RESPECTABLE YOUNG ENGLISH GIRL, WANTS A A situation as cook, washer and ironer, she haa} ved Dine years in the last place she kas been im, Apply at 254 Mott street, ip the rear, top Hoor, SCOTCH WOMAN 18 DESIROUS OF OBTAINING A A situation in @ private family aa eook, First rat city reference bility, &e Apply rtwo days , 145 Firat avenue, aear Ninth street, at Mrs. Rintoul A YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA’ A plain cooking fg, oF general housework in « small priva family. Can be seen at 167 West Thirteenth street till suited. 21 best of city references can be given. RESPRCTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A BITU- ation in a private family a« cook ani to assiat ia warhing and ironing. Good city reference given. Please call tor two dayn at 124 Went Twelfth atreet. SITUATION AS COOK WANTED—IN A GENTEKL A private bo house by a woman who under- Mande oll kin French and Knglisb cooking. Cam ba reen, for two days, at IB4 t floor, back room. &) 8 HOUSEKEEPER—A SIIUATION WANTED BY A competent pe in & botel or otherwise; would make herself generally useful 08 tet upper hoo RESPECTABLE ENG of age, wants 1 GIRL, TWENTY YEARS rivate famtly aw i ironing. leat lived #ix months, , for two aye. YROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN WIPHES A aITU- Re Taraben pel fate: depkes ehoees A sede eo mall private formily, Best of city reference, Can be ave at 45 West Thirteenth street, near Sixth avenue, YOUNG AMERICAN LADY WISHER TO ENGAGE A herself as housekeeper, er as a companion toa lady or invalid person. Has no objvection te travel. Unex- septionable referencengiven. Call for two days, betwaen the hours of 10 and 4, at 76 Thompson atrest, near Spring, for Mr T. A. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, WHO IH Cara- ble of taking im gentlemen and ladies’ wank ng. Can of reierence. Vleane call at 63 Nineteenth fixth and Seventh avenues, RESPECTABLE SCOTCH WOMAN WISHES A SITUA~ cook, i¢n firat rate washer and ironer; forthe winter, Can be ook street, betwe: TRL WISHES A SITUATION IN ARE- m ly, to do plain cooking: le « fret rate ‘n for two days by cal KESVECTABLE WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS enintin washing and ironing Good Picane call at 100 Rayard stree'y a YOUNG WOMAN 18 DESIROUS OF OWTAINING cook ent A,: work of w small priva' two days at No, 74 Orange street, Hrooklyn. third Boor, for two USTRALIA INDEPENDENT LINE~TO SALL WITH- A out fail February 1—The clipper ship KASTEN STATE, for Melbourne, will be ready for wen an above. Can accommodate four cabin and #hX second eabln pas. sengers, if applied for thie week, Her accommodations are superior (0 any veanel pow up, and parties desirour of comfort and a fine will do well to take passage in this vessel, For balance ‘of (reight and pasnnge, apply on board, at pler No. 8, Kast river, or to ANKELL ELLIOT, 146 Vearl street, or E. RICHARLEON & O0., 52 Houth street. USTRALIA PIONEER LINK, CARRYING THR United Bates mmil—The now and elegant A 2 clip nbip GKORGES, William Slater, Jr., master, 1, will succeed ‘he Uceae Queen as twonty third ship of this line, for Sydney and Melbourne, and will have immediate denpatch. Pansengera for Sydney taken an- arrangements, paying part passage in work alter arrival, which is guaran teed to them at very high rates, Cabip accommodations not surpassed by any ship afloat. Intending passengers examine before taking passage eleew ners t or passage apply ot board, st pier 7 Kast RW. CAMEROM, 110 Wall rheeot A—PABAGE $90— The cliy per auip TARTAR, all ber freight on board, mmodations for w few mora first aud second class passengers. Vor which or ght freight apply on board, at pier 14, Past river, or to ALLL KM & LOKD, 10k Wall street (OR MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA. PASSAGE $00, Fositively ret vonsel The clipper ship CARLA EA, Mix, marter, Laving mortof ber cargu on board, wi sailon or aboukthe 26th inst A litaited auraber of pas- nengera wili be taken at $0) each and fowod, except im , if immediate application be mare.’ Kor light OF passage, appiy en board, or at pier 13 kaat s Py, us Wau street AILLER & LORD, Ww YORK AND NEW ORLEANS Company—For New Orleans stopping at carrying the U States mail —The steamsbip HAWBA, RW. Shufeldt, commanter receiving freight on Monday, January 22, and sail for ry 25, at 19 o'clock, K. Freight for the ports before leaving port to LIVINGSTON, CRUCHERON & way NW. B~the Pine Mander, will sucered the 0 Pilla of Inching muet ping previous to the ship bawha, aod all Friday, Feb. ling. OR CHAKLESION AND FLORIDA —SEMIWEEKLY United tates Mail Line. —The oew and fast ging steamer MARION, W. Foster, commander, will leave pier No. 4 North river, on Wednesday, Jam U4, at 3 u'clock VM. precisely, For freight, apply on be bills of Ieding will be wipned and for pass office of HFOFFOKD, THE TON ke C0 so fir to Vilatha, $43 Through tickets to Jacrsonvile, $81 : er will wucceed, and leave on Haturday, Jan 27 U.& MAIL LINE UORIDA, Capt. Yor for Savannah on Wed. Besday, Jan? 24, from pier 4, North, river, at 3 o'eloch PM Billa of igned on board.’ For frets apply on board: or for passage to SAMUKL L. urn unt. ts Breadway Vor Vlorida, through thexete frow New Vork to Jacksonville, 82) The AUGUSTA, Capt. Thos. leave on Paturday, Jun. 47 FOLK ited States mail steamebly JAMOXTOWN, Le to Pilates, $33, Lyon, will eacused, jand PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND. OR The! | Parrish, commander will leave pier 12 North river. om | Keturday Jan 27 at 3 o'cloes PM. will arrive im Nor folk the next afternoon, and Petersburg and Richmond the following morning From Norfolk passengers for the Pouth Tanned Girect, with i tom 4 from Welton © Wilmington, Augusta, ke and ‘are to Noriolk $4; wo Petersburg sud 810 Menage ball price. A; ULAM NTS, 22 Broatway, ITH ob, 1 be had rather tails oree mt the upper topeatly feefed upper tepens), when, with | Deve to bed oll esil furled on the main It coume on to blow so heavy about the yards, vo | watch foriet if with etllty daily of the ny, aod | like it better ant longer lam ecqueinted with (t. HERRY & HOVEY, 1 feared something would part jowered the rel down, and the COAL, &, VRAT COA 8 OR WET ta Ae eTOVR To CO" grocers, 054 91 for best s04 ash rove or oun to the public, and 06 50 for large red sh nut, ol) are weil woreened end free tone ‘These are my terme and WICIARD CLINTON, 254 Fines teenth and Wifteemih eirecte AL PEST QUALITY PEACH ORCHARD KRD ABE coal, wultable for etrres or grates, new erlling ot 16 pet Won, {rom corner of Darrow nod Washington, ' is wesdougsl, and 146 Wert Thirty second etreste ‘Tus MATER. NCY PIGKONH FORK SALE¢ AT BARNUWH MU- seum. thirty pairs, including carriers, tumblers, ntale, spots, turbite, mune ies, rolienecks and evallows—eheap Apply to GEOWGE GAKDINER, at the Moseum, or Wert orm N.Y COTM THRRIER LOG FoR brought ever, email sin, pw worth 666, wlll be veld for 6) metimtely the owner be ving ‘¥tb Ubetoon rest, wer Conel PALE CHEAP JOST | grad who, ue tor him Apply ‘ he will commence | t in for signing the eve- | PATENT “HOWE | VROTESTANT WOMAN WI-HBS A SITUATION AM cook, geod washer and ironer and baker: the beet Welty reference. Viease call at 104 Weat Nineteenth street, for two days. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTH A &- tualion te do gepers| housework or chamber: ‘ood ity reference Vlease call at No. > Dea # freodly 2, to the right of Court street, RESPECTABLE VROTESTANT WOMAN, WITH A fs wants a situation ae wel, 2 Laurens street, bb breast of mile, call or address Isabella pure, Pl fortwo da: & COOK.—A COMPETENT, PAITHEUL INDUSTRI OUR young Woman winher a situat cook, ins derirous of meat eto let, who wealr COMPETENT DKESIMAKER WIKHEX TO WORK | A our iby the day; she can give every satleter- in eutting and fitting Indien’ dreases. Please call ab 46 Went Thirteenth street, top floor. VERY RMAPLCTANLE GIRL, NOT AFRAID TO work, wantea tituston, either as @ plan cook, houreworker, or ehambermaid. She has lived the bent families ie fret rate washer and ironer, ands of 9004 A. pon’ Apply for twodeys at the ofice, 02 hight Noel , LADY Wishes TO BEC RE A GOOD PLACE FOR Han no objection to & hotel Understands tromer, oF to do ge family. Has good eer, Viewse call for one day at No 226 treet, Detween Kighth and Ainth avenuer, bp the rear MIDDLE AGED WOMAN WANTS A BITUATION a8 from ita have oo to Kurope. | A nurse: unders:spde the care of @ bel; | birth, sleo the care of am invalid lady Wow! objection to travel with a family pot Acdrers, fortwo days, E A, 108 Kast Thirteenth steve, A jectarie person to adupt. tece N AMERICAN LADY 148% A VINE DAKK EYED boy, tm weeks old, that «Ne wants to Oud o res- Apply at 73 Nessau street, be wea for three daye. « child a Beemane the mo- not the means to rupyort I ie the nd flour, Lack room. ¢ © h RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAM WIHKS A srru. ook, washer and lreowr, OF would 40 sework nm rion erpectaise family, bes no town or covntr: te quik oad bat. Twraty+inth street, be. aes, second floor, front » Herald ofee, Can be seen for SITUATION WANTED—BY A REXPRCTANLE JOUBE woman, a8 gO04 plain cock, washer and bind to ebildren, bas no objection te do rein ® private famlty. Has no objec. hort Cistence in the country. . Flewwe call ior too dae Fourth street, between First and Beoomd a RSEYRCTABLE GIRL WANT A ITUATION Ag food rook and ironer. Good place. Can be seen for two days, © AM 114 M, at No. 2 Pearl etree, wear Jy mouth, fret floor, fromt room, Brooklyn REAVESTABLY FEMALE. WHHING TO RETURN } the old country, would lke an oon with ‘amily as cures oF atiendanton sialy, Address ( i S27 bighth avenue, eeound Boor West of reference BESYLCTAIN & YOOX ; WOMAN WIEHYS A MTU. “ private family i 8 good plain cook varber and troner, best ay retsenen | Cal “Me tok Broadway, for two days. GENTLEMAN FROM ECROPE (MARICED)—A OOM- pet wt buriness man, Cor bookkeeper, double amt wage entry, corres nding in five lang — wher te find & mercantile of administrating «{uation hatisfactery references cam be Di aee edérese TD. Bh, ieralt oftew erigteeninemeenn “4 GENTS WANTED—10 VIET THe PRINCI, A places in the Laited States and the Canedan, teak bert map owt Mirror ot and map of the * ened thowing (be military { the terrife hurricane on the . bette et Inkerman, ke. Heme are pew 10 per Gay. Apply at © FF wrest, ep Viecs ' i | i ; t - ae = DELO CFBR WARTED—WHO WB FAMILIAR bd pode ty ot the Apply to J. » Court etreet ploen, Brook hyn. = asd ’ OY WANTED DV A LAW Avon B Nef te VER ROWFLR ADDRES Th the hendwriting ot the ogplinaat,” ; + sgabanaeaas a respectable man (sing) who ander- state his businesses thoroughly, sed can va beat of city reference es t character eapabibty Vis ave adavere Word he Gibe ’ Breed te, AG Peosd ony For balance of Wants see Sixth paug