The New York Herald Newspaper, February 1, 1855, Page 5

245 NO. 31. NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 18565. Oty Incemigence. ‘Byder, bas since died; the rest, with the exception of 5 nae SALES AT AUCTION. ‘three, bave recovered. Hopes are entertained that the | A Puterrarion.—Captain Tursbull, of the Eighth seinen es ie reeteotiie, Ne of Briowte sire i James |S TERY Hi. NIGOLAY, AUCTIONEER —STOCKS Mr. Jouw 7 rest will recover. They bad stopped up the ventilators | ward police, wae yesterday presented with » handsome | Wiisy to Mins Sanatt CanvY, all of this city. Aoctnd end at sactice neg uler sale “ALENT 7 eee tas eter orn wean | depart jor account of whom it may | mn gong oD hegery sory i February silroad from ner berth, at the loot of Can: int-reet paya- OF pasrage, having unequalled acocmmocations for too ance wud comfort pr iw their cells, which caused the effects upon them. watch and chain, by the men under his command, as a We a Lan Tastibchensatetioan’ tor oc 1, at 1235 o'clock, at testimonial of the reepect they feel for him. The pre- mica, concern—$! hmoad Ri: The Penohecot and Kennebec Rattrond. | sentation was made atthe Merter Houre, nthe preseoce | O% Monday morning, Jauuary 29, Hizecian B. Cuar- | $ORCCrBeSIO,C0, ew Carte snd Ric BanGor, Jan, 31,1855. | of a large company. Ek x-Jucge Beebe was chosen to pre: max, in the 57th year of his age. dle m New York Ist February and 1 AY t, $1, Ata large meeting of the citizens of Bangor, at the | Mt the wateh, woich he did ina brief and approp! The relatives aud friends of the diceased, and those of | eqch; $1,000 Grest Western (Iilipois) Railroad, ‘let to attend his funeral, from his late residence, No, #34 Gity Hall, this evening, resolutions were introduced by | he had ditplayed in the discharge of hin duties. To this Samuel Farren, Fsq., and unanimoasly paseed, directing | the a ge ldgece work tage fit though few.” The the representatives in the Legisiature to prepare a bill | company then proceeded to dieu Greenwood for interment. granting authority to loan the credit of the city in aid | SiBPer, Bt which specchen were made by Cupt. Leonard | SOD VO aay January 31, of scarlet fever, Cappy, €f the Penobscot and Kennebec Railroad, for three bua- | gygious Accinenr to aw Eprror —Feltertay molateg, | Paneer daughter of Charles and Julius M. Marcher, aged uary and ist July, $1,000 interest payable let Januar, 1 year, 11 months and 21 days. od [ Ms dred thousand dollars. as Mr. David Deans, of the Sunday Times, was riding @ triends of the ‘amily are invited to attend the fa: | PEwestille Lait Ataris Tie ane eee lereland, | Ot cate ph. : Gieaminiip Mavediontis into Hoboken, the whee! of his #ulkey came in contact peel Bae Oe rerieecee erred No 7 West | donde, (sasued tothe Sunbury and Erie Railroad Cow- ¥ . with a wagon which was standing in the tre of the y ” . i Dy, interest payable in Philadelphia, let January and ABRIVAL OF THE AUGUSTA AT SAVANNAH, i periticre 27 © | out turtber notice fat Jaly, $1,000 each; 82.000 Hadeou Kiver Ratvoad | Chief cabin pansag Savawnan, Jan, S1, 1659, | Steet. Mr. Deans was dreadfully cut And bruised about | On Wednoaday eve ning, January 31, Mrs. Euizanera Jace; one o! 8 is aleo broken, [@ was takea OLINEON, ye years, The steamship Avgueta arrived here from New York, | into the Mansion House, where he uuw lies under medi- | The relatives and friends of the family na Rail rs ¢ respectfully | wemphie 6 percent boas, interest payable iat Jan. aod | ARABIA Capt, Judkins, AMERICA, Capt. Lao BAILING > s As AD —. tion: funeral at the Methodist Church, at New Le pal a $5,000 cech97 000 Netnern baw May ao: ASIA, Capt. B. G. Lott, CANADA, Capt. >tone Lie, #t eleven o'clock to-morrow morni Boston, Jan, 31,1855. | accident happened oa the Hudeon River railroad between ite ply Toledo Railroad 7 evot gag BR) AFKICA, € LIVERVOOL.—UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM- to K. COLLINS, 56 Wall street, manner, comphiicenting the Captain highly for the zeal | bis brother, Warren Chapman, are respectfully iavited 10 per ut bond, interest tet April aud Lat | Paesengere are requested to be op board at 11); AM the 85,000 Mushing Tallzond Ist wortyage, 7 per | The Atlantic will sucoved the Pacific, avd wail Greenwich street, this afternoon, at two o’clock, with- cent bonds, interest Papable Ist March and Ist Beptem- shippers will pleare take notice that the whips of a very excellent | OUt furtber invitation. His remains will be takem ‘© | Ley, $1,000 each; State of Missouri 6 percent | this live cannot carry any goods contraband of war ROYAL MAIL STEA: pend CAIN parkage , +. on FROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL, thira mortgage 7 per cent bonds, interest payable Ist Fecond cabin passage wel May and Ist November, $1,000 each, $14,000 City of The ebips trom Borton call at Halu rison, NIAGAL MISH AND NORTH AMERICAN MSHIPS, FROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL, 14 for Eorope 7, at 12 o'clock M., Vstroet, For freight eb. RA, Capt. Lev | peices j q road (Gosben Branch) lst mortgage 7 per boads, | ~ These vessela carry # clear white light at mast bead; The steamship Canada sailed from here at 10o’clock | Feckskill and Fishkill. It appears that a person way Od, Wetnenday, January 31, Euzanent ti Fosren, | intereat Ist Bibruary end lst Augest, 81.000 such. Alwo’ | PE sipslipliae nage 9 aetigpes yoy sas Bea thie morning, with sixty five passengers for Liverpool, | standing on the platform of the express train, on the Baebes 1G, Maha... 80d Mary A. Foster, aged 4 | py order of Mesnrrs kit». Whitehouse, J.B. Varnum.aai | CANADA, Stone, leaves Boston, Weduesday, and rixteen tor Halifax. She takes out $278,375 ia spe- | 29th inst., when, by a sudden jerk of the cars, he was ba Riess, ns yee t A. Boody, Trastees ot the late Roshester, Lockport and | AFKICA, Harrison, ‘ Boston, Wednesday, thrown off with great violence upon the rocks, and was ef ‘sof the family are respectfully invited to at- | Ny Falls Railroad, $21,000 New York Central Kail: | ASIA, 1 * 6 Boston, Wednesda: cle. Alexander Sidi, Fsq., of Boston, a passenger, went | tasen up insensidle, He was conveyed tothe nearest | tend her fuveral, from the residence of her parents, No. | poe$o per cent subscription bonds, redeemable in 1683, | CahADa’ ttone, «Reston, Wednowtuy., as bearer of despatches io London. house. It is supposed that the injuries will prove fatal. | bs | Rivington street, this morning, at nine o'closk | interest ‘payable Ist May and Tat ‘November, $1,000 each: | Bertha’sot secured until paid for, ‘ — Fir.—About one o'clock this morning, a fire broke | pumpin. the cite at tion anes pepnary ee eicten. | $0 shares Seathern M chigan Kailroad, #100 éach; 150 | An experienced surgeon on board Fatal Accident on the Ohio and Mississtppt ade} on. Sane hapa} atpe- | do, Ohio Ceatral Railroad, $50 each; 25do. Northern In- owners of these ships will not be accountable for out in the fourth story of the building No. 519 Pear | lier, Vermont, She was ® lady of very estimable cha. | 4 i M " ‘ lana construction stock, $100 each; 50 do. do do., street, occupied ax a tenant house. ‘The firemen were | Facter, and is much wourned by a large circle of friends tA dividend scrip (or Cincuxxatt, Jan. 81, 1858. | quickly on the spot, and extinguished the flames, Loss | im New Orleans, Washington, in this c'ty, aud elyewheee. | ‘ity “Gcthar ct ii Chesed eet eee wd ‘The Cown train on the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad | between one and two bundred dollars, In Brouklyn, on Wednesiay, Janwary 31, of scarlet | Company. 20 ubates American Express Company, $100 Fo van off the track yesterday, near North Bend, The dag- | Usxxowy May Fouxn—The body of man was found | {e¥e% yorpnedl Calg. some MANE 2) 608! SRO. |“ Baur "a0 do: Saving Many $50 each; 40 do, Chit gage and two passenger cars were smashed, and a nam- | nthe Hudson riverom Monday last, near Albauy He | | Ihe relatives am) frienis of the family ace respect. | BaMh, $26 rach; 6 co, Knicherbocker Bank, 626 ea: der of persons injured, but fortunately none serioasly. | appeared to be about 40 years of age, and had been in | fully invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon, at two y I i , from the residence of his father, No. 146 Nassau 20 do Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company. $50 ach; 6 Jo. metals, unless bills ob Cleveland and Pittsburg Rallroad | value thereot therein expressed. r freight or pasnage apply to E. CUNARD, lver, bullion, )pecie, jewelry, precious #tone ding are signed therefore and t 4 Bowling Green. 0 | There will be no stenmships of this line from New ch; | York unt rurther noticn. w the water some time, His name was not knowa, Ver- | 0¢loel , sony 2 q cs ASHI? ithe weather bere in 02d, nad cavigation is sti nus: | set “Accidental drowning.” street ‘corner of Stanton street, Brooklyn, without fur- | ‘tgertenn Fire tnvurauce Coss sus), $90; eacty 100 ha, Company tatsod selling these tavorlie etecsaship pended, Jersey City News. inh econ come Wemnceing: Leas“ Mlgere an, tr North River Pire’ Tanuretes Compe a5 tH yoo to, | CITY OF BALTINO! narw)2'a88 2.48 ee rater ‘Witalie sa dhonaciintibes Cary Puno Ravonr.—There were committed to the pungest child of James and Rebecea King, | Potomac Copper Voropuny, $10 a7! ; 875 do Isabella | GITY OF WASHINGTON, do..2,700 | Capt. R. Latte. Horweisviiix, Pa., Jan. 31, 1856, | Jersey City prison, during the month of January, fifty- of the family are invited to atiend the fu- fo Tone, PU reel Shench, Terms of sue” | CTY OF MANCHRERR eyed Janvary 18, 1668, J. Beers, the keeper of a bowing saloon in this place, | three persons, for offences as follows :—For drunken. sferyuon, at tio ovclnchy from the residence | ‘yen yer emt this Gay, ud the balance ‘efore 2 o'clock THOM LIVERPOOL st on all th Next reg was instantly killed last eveaing by a blow on the head | ¢*s, 27; stealing, 7; aesault, 7; drunk and disorderly, | “in Flushing. 1. 1, on Wednesday, January 31, Jawns | [2 marrow. fe ape ‘with a bottie, in the hands of an Irishman named Stephen | 7; *uspicion of theft, 4; malicious mischief. 1—total, 53. | Scorr, in the Séth year of his age. agen Pacer H. rt sale on poad« will | OITY OF MANCHESTER. Wednesday,February 14, 1886, Baloon $40, 960 and 855, according to state roo! ities of these prisoners are us follows:—ire | The relatives and (riends of the family are respectfull iy melee seen Some Of @taehe fuilade thew od Hogan. Annegro by the name of Henry Mills was also 0; England, 6; Germany, t; United Staten, 6 and | invited to attend Lis funerah from bis Inte rentence, | SB4, Yonde every Monday and Thurwiay, at tne Mer. | taken from Yailadelyhia and Liverpool, and found i implicated. Both were arrested. France, ‘2. In January, 1864, there were contined in the | Flushing, L. 1, to-morrow. The Flushing Railroad train | ¢PABts’ Exchange, and also special nales, when require }, rn Philadelphia $80 | From Liverpool. Pyry porate mae aaa same prison 82 persona, of which 44 were committed for | leaves Fulton slip, N. Y., at ten o'clock A. M. Naor cestten oi hecd ine ea is a tee | - Feaitee- wudline as beeen Sundinle btebio tas iaes State of the Weather. drunkenness, 13 for drunk and disorderly conduct, and | At Hoboken, on Monday, January 29, of consumption, Ein tapers pe aD lear tare 6 of dvafte ov Li 3 Backvittx, N. B., Jan. 31—9 A, M. 6 for vagrapcy. Mr. I8aac Day, aged 33 years. aber fo crag phos sto : of bona pry _— renee ee eee om =I as Besutiful weather, ciear and cold, with a west wind, During the past month, Rev. Mr. Verrinder, city mis- | His friends are invited to attend hiv funeral, at the | Yetealen catalogue. Office No. u Broad eercet, nest. to | Agent, 17 Walnut street, Philedelphia, acd vo. 7 Broad: Sr. Jouy, N. B., Jam. 31,1855. | monary, haw aderded relief to 249 families. These were | Baptist Church, corner of Third and Bloomtield streets, | YAM salet catulogue. Oftoe No. Str | wag Rewer Weather fine and quite moderate—wind from the west. | relieved from one to four weeke each, as cases required. bar bebereine at La o'clock, wishous further notice, $e . ant, moderate weethen ai Me Sam. 8 1866. Reuiry vougrux Pook—Orxkavions ov tix Laptea’ Sew- | the bare ke, Weight, Jt, one ten Fence ee | UGENE B. VRANKIIN, AUOTIGNEEK —BY PRANK OR LIVERY O01, FROM PHILADELPHIA. —THY NEW Eastrort, Me., Jan. 81, 1855. ING EoctErY.—The ladies counected with the Sewing So- | was from the county Derry, Ireland, but for many years ‘Thursda; i 10, Coe vee er ctnret onealiriae AROLINA! 1 S00 Job cag Wasttunton Spates, wil Weather over-ast and cool—wind west. ciety recently organized to aid the city missionary in | ®#¥ccesstul merebant in St, Louis, Mo.; he was man | Concern >45 baskets Heldsick wine. | ve ready ve receive freight at Second Wharf, svove Vise Baxgor, Me., Jan. 31, 1865. of great integrity and energy in business, and leaves | sean Lh acs Oe Oe tke Wetncatay, Cit tack” aaa aly on amenee Gloudy and rather cool weather—-wind went.’ relieving thore in want of help, met yesterday incoa- | many friends in this city and Boston. He will be inter- IDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.—EDWARD | Fetrunry 3, at 10-0'clock. Haten. of passage--Baloon PoRTLAND, Me., Jan. 31, 1855. siderable numbers to forward their benevolent work, and | red in ’biladelph SCHENCK will sell at auction, on Tharsday, Feb. | berths, $90, inciuding steward’s tees. Third cleen pas- ‘Quite moderate weather, clearand pleasant—wind west. | will bold a special meeting on Friday afternoon, at tne | , 09 Thureday, 25 Accomac county, , at her residence, Edge Hil, | 7 tL o’elock, at the sales room, 16 Wall street, great | sepgers—A bmited number of third clase passengers Bosrox, Jan. 31, 1859, : ATHARINE CROPPRR, aged 84 c best ar- , Clear weather—thermomster 16 degrees above’ zero.” | from om the corner of Henterson and Grosory stroats | yearn. Mre. Cropper was the widow of the lute General | {inten Runopes ‘The illowing’paiatings ape the proper. | Te ateiatae ea tawelnbie to Liverpool, nd found au oe as ae ae ciety has fifty comfortables, which have been | 2ot@ Cropper, an offiver of the Revolution, and mother | ty of g gentleman leaviog for Europe, and willbe peremp- | warda. For freight or passage apply to THOMAS RICH. Markets. distributed among families in need of them, and articles | CL CSPt- Thomas B. Cropper, of this city. torily sold to the bigest bidder The paintings include | ARDYON & CO, 15 Broadway, New York, and ¢ Walnut CHARLeston, Jan, 30, 1855, of clothing fe been furnished to thirty children. + “ . = very beautiful landscapes, Paina gn ioteriors, Dutch | street, Philadelphi eee eR ee alee oh Or Pea nee conta he ineateot a ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY | Witinehieces, sed tng nplouaid, ian incapes of howe OR SOUTHAMPTON AND BAVRE.—TRE UNITED Cuantaston, Jan. 31,1855. | jie school, ; [SS Ss | scenery, by the following artixte:—Wedster, Carter, {Staten wail steamer UNION, K. Adams, Commander, The Africa’s news had a favorable effect on out cotton, EE PERSONAL, Scharpe, Schafer Vandcientt, Williame, ‘ergi, Pilie, | wit loa New York for Havre, touching st Southarnpton becoming stifler. sales to-day amounted to in ci ‘ one yew nner neem | Batti, Vi unger, Rowseel, Watheal, Omejan:k, | to lant mails and passengers, on Saturday, Fev. 10, Bio bales, at prices rangiag {rot te. a Dice. PPS he yey my Nay Aghiole SE REDERICK ASTON OAKES.—SHOULD THIS MOHET | Dabiman, Jasper, Sely, and othern. "Sale pontive, terms | at 1d o'elock, from plot of, Norih River, foot of Beach PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD. —The trial of John theeye of Frederick Aston Oakes, lately of Spring | cash The paintings now on view. Also, on Friday, reet PuaDELputa, Jan. 31 1855. P. Teale, arrested a few nighte since ona charge of as- | street, near the Bowery, New York, he will hear of some- | Feb. 2, a fine collection of Stocks are inactive but steady to-day. Resding we | sault and battery en a German woman named Kaiser, Re arent Bed bis sevange by writing ania brother, Jewelry, consisting of wate! at S6%; Morrie Canal 143; Long Inland Railroat | oo place before Justice Boswell on Tuesday afternoon, | '@ ‘i Royal Eogineer Department, Quebec, Canada, aa nt diamonds, &e. )\UGENE B. FRANKLIN, AUCTIONEER —BY FRANK- doar * Fresch and English | Price of Passage—First Cabin = Ld Second Ca! Luggage not wanted on th th day before, mark ag w.'? No freight will nucceed| Steamers O%; Rai:road 4374; Pennsylvania Stat: a rs fe Malia Ear oy es and Joint Paton a * | ‘the testimony showed that complainant went to the NFOKMATION WANTED—OF JOHN B. OVERTON, OF LIN & NICHOLS, 31 Jobn rtreet—Will sell thin da. be taken after Thursday, Fe For freight or paseage - . house of Mr. Teale to collect $10, due her husband for Yorkshire, gegaass has been in this country six pat 10 Rae at gdh gaa of whom it may concera, 26 | apply ts MOKTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent, 63 Broadway, Naval Intelligence. work; this was refused, and sbe then asked for fift: years; lived im t Brooklyn some two years ago; is a ) Hetdarck ae stn REE: Rem FE perme ~-- - By the arrival of bark Mary Elizabeth, Capt, Stetson, | (¢84# 10 buy food tor’ her children, or that he would | Machiowt by trae, Any information will be kimly re OCERIES, ROCKAWAY CARRIAGE, MACCARONI, TEAMSHIVS BETWEEN HAVRE AND NEW YORK mee Lith 1 | give them something to eat. Alter some words, it is | ceived by me. Address Lox 254 Birmingham Post Uftice, hardware—Fridwy, Feb. 2, at 67 Dey «treet, corner divect.— The steamahip ALIS will sali from Havre di- from Rio Janeiro, we learn that the following United Connectient JOHN ASK WITH. a ? rect for New York, (without calling at any port in Rug. baaite ing sllegea that onde serach the monone several times, meer TU ! ai of Gretuwich Segara, 1 heat, enn ae Be KS prvcagligron ted ft sealer beny 7 States vessels were in that port, Dec. 15:—U. 8. frigates nocking jown stairs, from which she received +e- ae . “Y chocolate,currants, almon' % ) sin, rum, 4 Sidibaelens, Cams cacodylate York; Suvanaau, | Yee injuries. Accused was sentenced to pay a fine of I FORMATION WANTED—OF | NATHANIEL | REN- | Vine, cordisis, ebampagoe, sardines, soap, candien, | treigbtand par first amd recond cabins will be ts Jokis, of the city of New York, who purchased two | Uviny “Naguiety, knives torka, counters, balances, | Yer of ground {rom the Canton Company, of Baltimore, ” in 1833. By adcrensing a line to M. J. Kerney, 6 Fayette | eae Reid A eerie Seta, OF $20, or tw # in jail, if not paid. Gom. Salter, from River Plate; U. 8. sloop of war John iv: Gaprmaety MARA RSe> Adams, Bottwell, from New York; U. 8. storeship Relief, | Starve or Jackson IN New Oxugans—The | street, Balt more, will boar of something to hin intecent, | paid from New York. founcation of tne rtal for a statue of Jackson, in te RRR eco ad see lL i SaaS | ENRY H. LEEDS & CO. AUCTIONEERS.—uEAU- Laoncn oF THe Sanive —The launch of the frigate Sa- Pores ng ri thnk wn Bednar tr CaM F JANE D-——N, WHO WAS FOR A SHORT 1IME | tiful tancy goods, ke. Henry H. Leeds & Co., will | or in Dine, which hasbeen postponed twoor three times, we | jg the artist, Je sired at Mrs, Quillinan’s, No, 6 John street, Minorles, | éell by fanction, on ,Thureday Ist, and Friday’ 2d are informed will come off at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, at 10 o'clock on Saturday morning next. The Sabine has Deen completely overhauled, lengthened and remodelled, Court Calendar—This Da: New York, she will hear of something to her ad- | street, between Pine and Cedar streets, @ large collection y Ro Meaees Gone Of beautiful aud costly Italian goods, just imported from Se ee eee eee ee Italy by Signor G. B-Pandolfiai, all of the Invest etylen hoc HY, 8 £0 moderate, The sailing of the be abuounced N ‘ork, to K, CUNARD, 4 Bowling Green. London, will address # letter to J. 1... 194 Water street, | at 103; o'clock each day, at the eales rooms, 19 Nassau F% LONDOD.—THE PACKED SHIP LIVERPOOL, Capt. P. Nearney, will sail on Friday, Feb. 2. For e, mfiretor secoud eabin, apply to THOMAS C. uth street. 1, WRITE TO HIS BROTHER HE | got up in ftaly, consivting of large and costly vanes, under the superintendence of Mr. Delano, naval con- ly pes, ze, for 50 eng . ~ to his advantage, or an: anne, , suitable ke. — Aleo, structor for this port. and in nice case, twice the ‘nize ever | person knowing where he is, will confer a favor by ade | large uderslen of nianontar gecaye,” ter tettis figures, | Lieutenant James H. Rowan has been ordered to the and equal in quality and size to any | dressing DENNIS BOYCE, 119 Tichoner street, Newark, | de.; etruscan, hebe and other béantiful vases: of various ere for $2. ANSON’S, 989 Broad- | N. J, rivev and styles. Also, the balance of 1d plated | (80 command of the United States brig Bainbridge, vice | way, opposite Metropolit Lieutenant Charles G. Hunter, recently dismissed from Hotel. —_—— — ware, to be seld without reserve. Also, bronzes, fancy gay, the lively and severe—al red WIth xreat perfection, ox Pemverton, No 980 Crand wireet. ryeney Mw edition and economy, by the United States patent pic- aaa 8 bacon H. Leeds & Co., Tharnday, Feb. J, at 12 o'clock, Five mackine of MOLES, 289 Broadway. - N ARY HAGGERTY, FROM SKIBBEREEN, COUNTY | front of the ttore, 10 Nessun street, two new apd aple TION OF THE COLONISTS—KAFFIR HOSTILITIES Roan lt MO Se Cork, passenger per Lady Franklin, who arrived | did tight buggy wegops, of the latest tylen and best ‘DREADED—MASSACRE OF TWENTY COLONISTS. Albert H. Nicolay w hold his Regalar | Urcrmber 21, 1864, in requested to call at the offer of ‘We have received our files of Cape Town (C.G.H.) | semi-weekly auction sale of stocks and bonds thgs da) Samuel Thompson & Nephew, 275 Pearl street, to hear | Wasvtacture, warreated im every respect. Also, ove ba ten years old, sound and ind, and will goa of her friends [payers to the 11th of December, ‘They contain five days | at 12} o'clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange. For iu ~ linetndinacany in po ge lag dy of co Bsr f dhe $02 tipetiol the lothovas ooh be leeloty sloeed irew | Natermews, which is important as showing the contiquea | ‘Mr Tatticulars, see his advertisement io anothes col- VE" FQUS cAvE, GERMAIN, DORN ON tHe oRH four yrare cbt, warranted sound ani kioe. in siege ad | ocean to osean, No more mule travel | No river boating launiety whieh was felt lenat the Kadir hovtilities would | Breed street on? Chained at the oilice, No. of August, 1827, at Lisieux, (Calvados, ) is heraby | Goubie barnen . Gn Monday, Feb. 6, at 2 o'clock !. M., from pier foot of 7 1 oh ss NR OTT Bs iniormed that his father, Louis Charles Livre Germain, “ em ain Warren street, North river, will be des the thet suddenly renewed. The frontier settlers were much Planos.<Great Reduction in Prices.<The | “4 at Lisieux, on the Zlst of July, 1863. His family ENRY T. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.—VOSITIVELY | steamabip GROKGE LAW, Capt. G V Fox, URN, to d tical position. yee ay tan, coalalees quite equal to | largest assortment in the Umiced states, comprisin, Shipping in oy Rap oe i | those of ten different manulactories, Superior, tou! Ee gen’ Trelght cm wool was queted et 1Kd. | Oy octave pianos for $176, Second band ploaos at great te with Mr. request him to Communic: poir Germun, last sale of sleigh robes, &e arines at Lisieux, who is the executor of the estate, or — sold thin day in consequence of removal. Sale perempto- this reason, at 118 | coppect at Chevalier of the Legien of Honor, and Captain of Geud- | rulten street, neor Nasseu.—The entire stock mast be | SONOKA. A spare boat is USYRALIA.— INDEPENDENT LINE—TO SAUL WII6- out fail February }—The cl) La slip KASTEAN realy TATE, tor Melbourne, will be mmodate four cabin and aix second cabin pae- ~ wae mangers, if applied for this week, stetaned N ARY MILLER, FORMERLY WE! NURSE IN THE | goap, port momnaies, gold lockets, and other goods ty | Sr* *perior to any veasel now ap, aud parties desisour The Two Sh Depot 1: family of E. Karleson, No. 133 Crosby street, will of comfort and a fine abip, will do well to take passage in waihan prepa al 6 | east eoroetiy'to: her eavantege by calling on John P. | See geenenant®: this vessel, Tor balance ‘of | freight and paronge, spp ' JOTIONEER: — | om boar er river to ¥ son et Baio ste CHARNGON & CO, ba uth atreet. Year! street, or E. Bil Her accommodations NITED STATES MAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA Appinwaell and l’anama—Californians ‘apama with the it dete . with Mr. Paal Negrin, 170 Front street, New York. Any | ry, without reserve, Livery stable keepers would do alter ‘The Port Elizabeth papers notice with satisfaction that | bargains; price from $40 to $160, Melodeons (rom five | persons who may have information conceraing the afore- | well to attend. apply at the government is about to put the lighthouse oa Bird vaid Louis Paul Germain, are requested to transmit itt | KAYMOND. din thorough repair. This, st s stated, ix very ne- HORACE WATERS, 333 Broadway. | dither of the above addresses, and accept the thanks of ENRY Hi . The light is so placed that it is affirmed that - pee ne an afflicted family who have received oo news of their & 0O.--F , February 2, at} o’elocs, at the le veesels two or three miles at sea may see the Exchange—A Splendid Ptano, Rosewood, ale | relative for several years. Newspapers in the U salewroom, 19 Nastau street, beaoti{ul sale of stufled | \t, thore close to it cannot distinguish it: most new and warranted, will be exchanged for « use of huinsnity by invert. | birds, prepared by the celebrated Mr. Galoraith, being | The Cape Lown Mercantile Adcertiser of Desember 4th | secondhand piano, or sold at a great sacrifice for cash. the first collecti by bim, con- | #:—On Sunday last the Rev. Dr. Scudder, mivisver of | necessity compelling the owner to do so. By Mr. Weber's ———_—-—— sisting of large Duteh Reformed Church of North America, gaue an | permission, it may be reen at 103 West Broadway. ir im the Dutch church at Wynberg, to the children oe Aili et that place and hborbood. Notwithstanding the Look Out for the New York Picayune favorable state of the weather, there was a very large | Saturday.—A glorious hit at Chevalier Wikoff’s “(i AUCTIONEER —BY H. H LEBOS | in gh recently mate of s ship out of this port, and «up: orld can hear something to old witbout r SOLD BY | pow ig to ¢ 1 [’ 2 AND LOT AT AUCTION sheriff are intormed bud superior steamship kept at Vanama to No freight re. y. For passage i atrect, to J. W, IePATCH LINE FOR 8AN FRANCIBCO — THE NEW and having the great bul loading ‘or the above port. Foi mall capaci'y disengaged, apply to t firet clase A. 1 clipper ship SAMUEL Spicer, master, in now longing at per No. 2 jk of her cargo ene ~ Senanepenties - | irds | gaged, will bave the usual dispatch of this line. Ship- THE RELATIVES OFGEOROE F. ALLEN, | in groups and single, mounted on aprigs, {rom all parte | pers to San Vrancisco are particularly requested to visit f 1 theSamuel Willets, and judge themselves of her rupe- rior siling qualities, she being one of the abarpert rhipe wt the balance of ber SUTTON & CO., 84 Wall «treet, dance, about 400 children bring presen’ sbip and its Consequences” with Amerisen hi PHILLIPS, 62 South street. le at public auction to morrow (Priv ‘The new trans-Veal Republic, formerly kuown as the | Twenty six rich anf racy caricatures. Ladies prepare | sd frcansied m= | Gay) Feb d 2 o'clock M., at the Merchapte’ Ex- | D River Sovereignty, was going on quite prosper- | gentlemen beware! coquettes and fortune hunters, LECTURES. change, in this city, the @ and Jot 108 Kast Six- | ly. A writer from the interior #peaks of pianos in | where are you” Price, as usual, only three cents. News: | ———— ae | foentl street, between the Firat and seecnd avenues, in | ILLUSTRATED LECTURE ON THE WAR IN | the immediate viet Furope will be given on Thursday evening, Feb 1, | fountains The lot ut the Stuyvesant Institute, 699 Broadway, by Captain | o ALEXANDER ALCOCK. Military, attention! The real ne all the inodern improvements, such at g it distant region, with good beef, green peas, In the Cape Colony the copper mines engross public a» tention, with plans for railroads and other public | set " ae 6 Se es eae soni pepo “om art M00 | causes of the war will be detailed: the attace of aregu- | Croton, chandeliers, ke; court yard sod iate im other public capacities with colored persona, | VANS’ clothing warchouse, 66 avd 68 Fulton street, thoy lite ta tho ‘coiayh Yusluding the Megs operations g¢ E. H. LUDLOW, Auctioneer. a ears ae in the new constitution, and they Broken Bants=Present Vatue—All city | Sstope), and the porition of the 4 in the field, “a AUCTIONEER. — MORT. wise oped ‘coluny the public mind was engrossed | banks taken at par; Government Stock, 76 conte; Wheat | Tcbets, 25 cents. Doors open at 6% o'clock; lecture to TONER boys, wake up, The newsboys will lave the Picayune A’ ty of ‘railroads, pubite #qusres and on Stmday morning. 6 iN W. SOMERINDYK via Nica: agua. —The Accessory will leave from pier N Transit route, baving by fret class steamboats M. for Punta Arenas, on M {, built in ® *ubstantal manner, title perfect; | connecting with the CURTES, 2,000 ton Sb TeW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINK, | Transit Company of 20 feet 10 inches by 103 feet 3 | iearagua, |roprietors. The splendid double-engine hes. The house, four story and bigh basement, com- | steamship SIAK GF THE WEST, 2,000 tone burtbe: , bathe, | Capt. Tu on portieo | 4 o'clock 'o. 3, North river ay, Feb 12, aithen, over but twelve miler of car - 71 sale of bousebold furniture, c—On this ernn 2 the terrible massacre which had occured upon the pede doth P ice mbar = Washtenaw, 60; Lewin | ee ee 2 et a fo Sit inat.at 11 o'dlock, at 14 Bond yi ak wade mE vil: t tl ounty, 30; Indiana banks, 90; at Fi is! clothing ware. | ae OP, SACKEN VILL Lec. | bousehold furnith c ting of the x ty of oF pax Bi eva tan SaeEy HATES te | i ouse, 05 dnd 68 Palten orteul PORE EAH aera, po, yi ie. sa w diniag ream enc ed Ba ae Bi ve information oF pasange, ghee ae sertiee aetna The particulars o! the affair in the papers are coatra. - of Wiiamnsbarg, on Thursday pocbcony Foe. atts | ings, books, kc. JOHN W, SOMERINDYKE, Letter bage made up ‘at the office. Letters 2° cents per but this much is certain, that of twenty per- Selling off, at an luninense reduction of our | Oyiock, in the Yeformed Dutch church, rourth street Attorney for Mortgag ‘all colonists, who were set upon by the Kailirs | former the balance of our stock of winter cloth | corner of South Secoad. Subject—History and Wonders OMN W. SOMERINDYKE, AUCTIONEER — MORTOAG of Magic. Admittance 26 cents J We of laundry fixtures, &e.—On Friday, Feb the frontier of the colony, only one, an infant, | ing. Overcon d. The cornet commanding the Cail, examine and purchase. GRANT & RYDER, corner | Med, His feet and hands were rst cut, and gradually | of Grand and Contre streets, was hewed to ign dog wie being thrown into a | _ ae end burnt. ies were then cast into the river, | Gayler’s Reliance Salamander Safes.—Onl, " " hat every partileof the bated Englishman shoul | aepot200 earl oppon'te Pieteher street. No scfe more | {hla F*hrwar? gues ual pat aeren 0 lock yt One account vays that the colonists brought their | dreds have proved practical uoetal to onerchacta, ian, | 28 cents. Fourth lecture, Friday, Februflry Oth, at Clin- | Yagon ani harness. JOHN W. SOMERINDY KE, th upon themselves, by their cruelty to the natives, | elers, &. " cattle and goods, ani at last demanding — —— —— | ¥ ‘ their children to be sold as slaves. Deflance Salamander Sates —Iobert M. Pate | _* W. B. OsGo0n, Secretary. ‘The colonists in the adjoining settlements were thrown | MOK ts the evle manufacturer in the Unived stalesof | ——— eects Ta the greatest consternation. They gathera into s | ie above celebrated taies, and F.C. Goftn's impene- wi Tro tt a —~ Sorgen WERCES treat was tease, "Tis ay wots. | retrubem tee bie eae a 1 ALLS—DURING THE BALL SEASON, TAYLOWS | housebeeping, and to out door ules generally aod nt ek for vy A days, but no one coming their fears cetaamsaatiietenionene = Saloon, between Prince aod Spring streets, will be | the palerrooms, of farniture, dry gooas, groceries, Ke. ya. h ra rong aa | Kept open till one o'clock, to accommodate persons wish- | Goose stored, inmured and advances made when required ems : = dtp aaitip means se wading eal, ewedtipes, BEL | ing to take supper. First regular sale at the salesrooms, on Wednesday, 7th News from Mexico. di Deo TE Enh aannnannan annie | Suber: Tey ‘i 3 ean be had on application, or sent by post to any part "INE TERRAPIN SOUP AND STEWED TERRAPIN a -- [From the New Orleans Picayune, Jan. 25.) of the country. Fatablished 1540. JAMES KVERDELL, | soup alagibier puree, Eoglish mutton, venison MORIARTY, AUCTIONEER, WILL SEL THM aay, at 10 o'clock, wt 178 am mreet, & good on Monday ale, the 22d itat, She bringwon feight, | 992 Broadway, corner of Duane st féais, mil pond and saddle rock oysters, poultry and EW ENGLAND YOUNG MEN’S ASSOCIATION LE Forty second street, the tures.—Third lecture, at the Tabernacle, this even- | jrona, three furnaces Rev. | tubs, margle, ta! owing goo one holler, 70 wel) F. W. FISHER, M. D., President. ~ — J DOGART, AUCTIONEER—BY 8, BOGART, SALES. oJ 4 roms corver of Frankfort and William streete— Fersenal attention will be given to the sale of honsehold etre | 900 in specie, two Of merchandise to J.P. iduinas tn Cillc Denke ae : game ‘of all kinda in season, from 12 till 4 this day. | of furniture from families removing. Also oe Hix_ boxes to the Mexican Consul, and’ ‘one | gesey, pench and olard braniies, amsice mod st. Crone, | Washington Restaurant, No.1 Broadway. | tar tixtares, beer pump, and large lot of groceries, fron to E. J. Forssall. Her specie is consigaed as rum, Seniesems oobenppe, annisette, absynth and cara- a ‘a sedis ieseedtagn Sande ~™ — cop | ¢80) the moat favorite brand of oil’ of coguac; oils of HELYENHAM LANDS, FLUSHING, L. |.—PIFTY r 5c na - eee de Fuentes & Co..$2,000 Alexander Harri 700 | bitter almonds, janiper, phornto, starrausie, absynth, acre on Whitestone avenue, adjoining the former Ecaen tot et F F. Valdes... 800 B. Nautre & Co...... 300 | caraway, peppermint, &e.; plating, bismath, mangauese, | country seat of the late Gardner G. Howland, Raq. It is bay ‘The following is s list of the passengers by the | cadmium, nickel, bromine, iodine, cyanide, potassium, | favorable for the cultivation of market truce, or for s | Een Sultth, 3.(Buchindoce, W. Adates, A. Cistilled mercury, hyporulpbile soda, Thorue’sextract | vineyard, for which it would soon yield a fortune anoual ieekeie iby clucies, coothtiae of on ; ; copaiva, fumigating prstilos, carmine rouge, &e. For | ly. Upon it are valuable chalybeate aprings and copious Ys J. Yelesine, cay ag Pie eae, sale by Dr’ 1. PECCNTWANGER, 141 Matien lane. springs of pure It may at any time be profitably ing buy if you please, ecm J. Monio, ©. Roc , hod twenty. “ converted into villa plots, Also, twenty-five ‘4 i ” | Improvement im Dentistry.—Dr. Levett, | marsh sod three acres of woodland, The whole or any ‘SHERIFF'S SALE OF DRY GOOTM, &C, ON FRIDAY. errs Yeas at coriond nt Wore Oren ta toe ¥int | dentist, 12 Waverley place, pear the New York Hotel, in’ | part will be soid, or leased for a terms of y S Feb. 2, at 410 Broadway, consivting of a general rom poi vites the public to witness the success is various im- | terme, or exchanges fee good morta proved u0- | pa ”, 7 rovements« for artificial teeth, allowed by thi bs encumbered real eatate in or about Apply to shirts, pante, eaps, Wer Maattigente’ from V us by the Orisabe on. | Cid hen Wie | EDWARD W. BRADLEY, No. 37 winth street wacom hom = t., and to the city of Mexico to the } . Hollow ay’s Ointment.—Protessor Hollowa: ch dare Ry qiclematrdededlf dpi aeanoat BT I Toner of belng preseated to the Ramperor of tux. | —___8! = ECOMe ipiengaeay samen: that he cect at | ‘iit: in 1858, and obtaining permission for the aale of this UCTION NOTICE —W. W. SHIRLEY WIL the usual variety of first class furs. Call and examioe, — Ey Vis. rosewood parlor furpiture, covered #atin brocatelle, also tables to match, with « large variety of other furniture 1 r | extraordinary ointment ia Russia, in consequence of ite | the delance of consigoments of earthenw: for parlors, dining rooms, chambers aod halle, of rose | yy in Michoucen, at & P. M. 4 | great efficacy im all shin diseases,’ It willcure salt ream | doe glass ‘on Friday, Febe2, 1855, at 1014 o'clock, with. | wood, black walaut, mabogany and cak, siso, sofas, | F and scrofula, when all other means fail. Sold by alldrag- | out jurther noti m the morning of wale, hairs, tete-m-tetes, divans, , from first clase manu siecnen | gett and at the manufactories 80 Maiden lane, @ | at the store of Th , 107 Falson strest. facturers, removed for convenience of P otk, and 244 Strand, Londoa, at 25c., 62)gc, and $1 tion room, 414 Broadway, corner of [ Gol. Mazana ansounces that he had attacked and put | Mt Pet UETION NOTICE.—TO it SOLD ON FRIDAY, THE | 5) o slums thie Solemn N= --halanaliadliag Bight whe band of Augustin Nunez, atling two aod i iheteke. ae | ZA 24 of February, at 449 Kiehth avenue, a large and |= PYr™ : “4 4 * att their leader, Francisco Arroyo, prisover. Col. | Comms, Colds, Hoarsoness, asthma, Sore asrorte? wtock of boots, shoes and flodings. ferme _ ___ TUNES MOBRELL, Auctionerr wey ria d@ la Oruz Vega noes that on the Sint | throst, ano all lung affections, are speedily relieved and | cash, or approved notes at two and three mouths, Sale | & WEI LOK. AUCTIONEER. — BY HOUGHTON & senville, 21. to Mil band led by Cleny Serrato. was attacked by a | finally cured by using Dr. WES celebrated cough | to commence at 103; o’slock AM. WwW MELLOK.—This day, (Thoreday,) at 10), 0’ clerk and leave om Wednesday, Feb ment of the forces r his command, about five | candy. Children who are predispose! to croup, are CH, WARMHING, Axvignes at the salesroom, 11% Vaneau street, elegant ant costly = from Puruandiro, that they were routed, ani | *lectually relieved in avery short time. It ix pleasant . firet clas cabinet furoiture, removed for cos venien to captured, and that on the Sd he was sbot toeat, Sold everywhere, Depot 362 Broadway. | UCTION NOTICE.—THOS, BELL, sale. Also, rosewood planofort re ofl pe ntinge, em the revolution is said to be put down _ |, Solis is reported to bave routed a bani! at Ario, on What ts Cod Liver O11 Who has connec: | { By BELL & sU:H.—This day Those in want of good fa ton Hall, Astor place, by Dr. Oliver Wendell Holines. Attorney for Mortgagee ofiee, No LOKGRE, iter, mi country. Vor freight or paseage noah o ito rd Feb tot ary goods, Baunels, calicose, delaines, cea acleat Pt Wee of Tonle oh TR treight apply om board, or tor HIS MORNING, AT 10% O'CLOCK, | WILL SRL pvt ~ SALES AT AUCTION, ’ by auction, one double suite and ous single suite of pi a (OTIC. —¥ % om Wednesday, Feb. 7 half ounce, S. MALL, STEAMSHIV COMPANY—FOR HAVANA 2 and New Orleaue —Ou Fricay, February 2 we nr 11 o'clock, on the mor*neast corner of Sixch avenue and | pM® from pier foot of Warren street, NK. by the Known and favorite steamabip E: mn pipes. Croton pipes, wash Hi, Windle. Paseag } and other moveable property ap: | office. Freight to New Orlenns 00 ce ets | pertaining to the laundry business. Also, a quod horse, | shippers will be supplied with blawk bills of lading of | the form rigned by the company, on applic ber form signed, and no bills of lading will Le wigned after the hour o° sailing age apply at the office of the company, No. 177 West can be secured , corner of Warren. ted Stoten furniture, at the residences of families breaking up | Ava i PIONEER LINK, CARRYING THE UNI- 116 Wall atres KR MELBOURNE, AU being full, consigue at low rs t pler 13 if (mmedia te at river. or to Mail Line ~The new and apleme #, Capt. A. D. Lodlow 15 Broadway. For bie 1% CHARLESTON AND PLOT Upited Mtates mall line —Th all bills of 0 office of SYORY ing will ORE Through, tick “ ed by the werivalled ett n or before Ii th April RAJA —THE SHIP Ta J will plenee send in ther bile Jing for rignatore A few passengers can be » per JAMIE ADGEN, #0. Tus owe we pler No, 4 North river on Mat t o'clock VM. precisely a rely poo ite om. COAL 1 TO GROCKRE AND $1 TO THE PIRE CITY, Capt. at the compaoy'« nite per cuble foot sow at their For freight or pas 0. WORERT 4. in record from thie ly to RW. CAME om plication le ma/e MAILLER & LARD), 108 Wall etreet SUR SAVANNAH AND FLORIIA—UNITED #TATER A otee hip KNOX I Weave New York for & from pier No. 4 North rive ped on board. Vor to SAMUEL L 1h. MT OLY w Vevraary 4, at ty on board for paswege 00, Brow {Mawe —To Jack be Marion wil succeed, ! 27 Contre street, Hotel proprie public, for best red aah, omg or # mm, 004 Bb Sth inst, killing forty of thom, wounding maay | tion wita the store No. 10 Astor House? Are questions | tur betel sarengeeente ‘plea i b “ it re for wot, all are well sereened « vered fh oat and capturing « four-pounder piece. | biougat to public notice ever: for Par wild be ati clothing, pledged articles, j i ind it to their edvantage to atien! ¥ age N. B. There w no equiverstion whatever from the rane day, at th | terily anewered by FREDERICK V. KCSUTON, soa of | : The stock cosiete im part of richly carved row | above terme RICHARD CLINTON, 264 . the late Wm. 1. Rushton, originator and senior partner | > i cjon BALE OF PINE serier {eraituee, @b Och ~ ey _—— - Fi ure of some ammnaition | of the late firm of Rushton, Clark & Co., at the old erta ae ane ae 2 brocatalle, plush ued bale ehath CCED IN FRICK—! AM NOW RECEIVING | | fignal rchooner Rosario, xa old anson- | blishment, No. 10 Astor House, coraer Of Barclay street, | Py erwvater, Ce oe remainder of bracelets, broocher, ke. The whole of the stock to be ary he vupply of & super e, ebich oil 9 wrecked at Alvarado bar; two female | and 417 Broadway, coracr of Canal street. et cota acacainee tant ge parlor secretaries lined aed 6 dens ng of oo levee, buss ng and lepine | and ric ily care catinets rosewood and ma = per te ia Relm of Thousand Flowers a guard nod vest chatpt, rengs, earrings, bogany, marble centre and pler tales, tate a-teter, eo stiee’ 10 inquire unto the circu ances of the Raousset- | Have you tried the Balm of Thousend Flowers, § a | ar 1 ottemans, Voltaire, @aay and rocking Ninth © affair. The the name of the | ‘Tie « glorious gift to this world of oure « jes for | It cle Arellano quently paid @ visit to the commander on board of reese! 2 . we of tpendidly carved rosewood asd oak ball © wi "Se represented in tue sata. cheiry, rosewood, 00k and wabogeny extens ca dieing dining room chairs in moroces aud plush, vt +, Dbrary and sweretary bookeases, library Cart 00., rose woo! and onk reception chairs, se Ml without reserve. re the skrn til each blush shines through bes t Like rosy gleam on the woruing dew . ae te It aboliahe freckles, and phoples, and tan~ 6 ead bos It Veautifies woman, gives comfort to man aa re Bhs og possession of the Mesilia Valley by | Repders shaving « or, Dasiehes soon Yc od Mat omen tae authorities is officially announced in | All blotches and chaps, like dark clouds from the moos, Mexican papers ‘This wonderful prescription eradicater every blemi > of the skin, aud is the mort delicious, fragrant a Litany State CONVENTION Ix New Jeneey-— | heaithtol wash for the complesion ever placed in the jitaty State convention wid be beld today io | toilet. PETRIDGE & OD, Lowen: CH RING, 198 | cowmerer ut loye ocied, o d | Broadway and al) oregg P sata ash, " N net spd commolee to mate. pamiel and en ober wuites, with smd with marble yore Cle ty 0 ja ting er | Mork ve +n the South and Weet, vie Jersey (vty mal not at) and the Wert, and for Hal aod Covigne, gothic sewing chaire carved rosewood ant expres lines. —Taave New York of #an4 104 Mand oy toads, marble toy crenmung burrace weed sent oP. M Pare, 02 16 ie 4 and OF in tent ios # 167 M. secomd clear, 62 6 in 10 aod 12M. wt 02, rash, etopping at all way vtetlons, Through tickets coh’ for timers Wael nytow. ob, ke, aed throweh check od ba Wank og whet lor M. cater ‘WANTS, Deeper, wonld like the supery’ mente are th be rent Loure if the rent e lege of & t boarders. ‘ision of & Bret clase Re er MO ood» eee Oe EET A LADY OF EDUCATION AND A PRACTICAL HOUSE- ‘carding bose, oF of & fernished house where the apart j or she will take @ furnished be pald in board, with the privi beat on reference a ven andrequired. Address for two days, Cambridge, ofMee. A SITUATION WANTED—BY A t employer's, for two day no children of thelr own, wi phan, from one to three yea healthy and good | ebild teh ng a rought up as an own child, A ption, and left at box | re the child can be seen, will etion to do general housework Tan be reen at ber last place, S10 ood washer and irene. HIGHLY RESPLCTADLE YO! virer a rtreet. 1 neatly; will endeavor to please in good city reference, Apply or eall two days. cook, washer No. 11% Fe teenth wtreets. YOUNG goged, at No. 107 Thirteenth ntrest, Fourth avenues, in the basement, ituation a he ie A WELL FDUCATED GERMAN G: w references r work ire at 06 Norf YOUNG WOMAN IS D: Ay be seametrers and takiog care 8 fit ebildren’s ¢ ® bermaid pbjection to tra give good ference, Apply t IRONS SITUATION an chamber ence, Can be seen for two da: in the rear, between Fifth and Sixth as chambermaid and walter, irs streets, for two days SITUATION WANTED, BY young Man, a8 eoachinan a Ubderstande bir busin hin I with whom be has » two day! RESPECTABLE WOMA’ ar cool fountry. ity Herald office, for two RESVECTAHLE YOU NO A tion to instruct 0 pla e 40 Franklin street adway WA renee at lO Bergen etreet, Hroot ly YOUNG bermaid and waite Fewer, (Can be seen for Howrton street tee day, ip & small family, or to de 4 a yinin sewing. Residence. No reference spply at 1v2 Bro: Fourth avenue. Wages mod y SITUATION WANTED BY A. High from ber last piace. Brone way GIKL pestis , to do generat rnces Yom pw 4 in Albeny ” en for two days vireet. Can be | | RESPECTAULE GIBL WANT general bowsework, he lea @ reper, wt bas the best of city rete we days at 12 Varick sire RESPECTABLE MARNI baby? ber own baby two dayeago, Can be street bert ot reference cam be giv YOUNG MAN, NINETEEN tion as clambermaid J seamstress, cap cto fine w Fxeelient maker of bread. | Can be seen for two day th avenue, between Kighteenth and Nine and has good releren: t employer an ty honesty, sobriety ved many years, ¢ , Bo obje givea, Addresa A. a, FRENCH LADY, LATELY ARTUVED FROM Pal YOUNG aInL, TO teke care of chilerea and do plain sewing, or to do rel bearework, Apply at 106 Eighth avenue, at ber LOPTION —A LADY AND GENTLEMAN HAVING hes to adopt a fe re old; it must be of honest parents, Any perrop know kindnees, ae it will note Girected for Ferala office, stating be attended to KESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITU in a private family ent Twenty-third and plain coom. a ing and ironing all particulare, har at 261 Bowery, for RESVECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHIas A A fitnation as and .roner, if ap t MARRIED WOMAN, WITH AN INPANT ‘one month old, wishes a situation ax wes puree City reference given, if required, Can be seen Ol en between Third age IRL PROTE*TANT, ametress and to lo ap etaler ble to fustruct chiltren ia the give her lawt place, Ie aye OF A SITUATION of chiltren, can eut Ae A NEAT, ACTIVE GILL, ina good washer and lroner; or would do chemberwork and mind children; im capable of doing the work of a small family, Good ety refer at 46 Thirteenth rtreet, avenues A SMART INDUSTRIOUS GIRL WISHES A SITUATION or auree and or would do the general housework of & small family. Will be found willing and ueefal. Apply at 124% Third avenue, between Fourteenth and Pitteenth A RESPECTABLE groom, th 4 capability, be reen for NTS A SITUATION Jon to the WOMAN WANTS A #IT- are of children, and to or three daym, at can be given. WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION as CUM or chambermed aed pla at her last place, a0 ee & situation to up stale work and Fittieth street. Vor second fluor, or Wid N AMERICAN WOMAN, THUMOUGHLY AOQUAINT- Auf with houxexeeplog, would ter AN EXPENIENOMED gitl, (nan exeelient washer aad ironer and & good ook 0 be seen tor two dave at LO fwenty-math street, between Meventh and High th city reterence vavenues, Hae good , Brooklye Can be een forteo A SITUATION IN A une on Chamber with whom abe jolre at 49 Tewth A FLACK 170 bo rd cone WOMAN Wants A et puree at bercwn bene bee just low natot Houstam YEASS OF AGK, d . uation in & wholesale or rel grocery Sf provision house, A mule actrered to FW. J, Herald office. will meet with prompt «tient 100K WANTED.—A MAN WHO Cerpiands the durin OME TICE clerke od 0 Inborere ’ ¥. HROWN LESH COOK WANTED, A THOROL AMLY UN te 4 nteedent i, eneral hgeot SITUATION, BT A first clase Frepet cow oe thet uoderrands bh and Kogiieh cooking in w Wea A first clase boarding bo satistaciory city reterenc A note wed Vreneh Cooke with attention G OOD SEWERS AND RMCRIOLS peed ready tino 'e goed emb i be p tear White wtrees OUD KERITS. A SITUATION ted. by au Ameriony indy Viewer adere: anew as EMPLOYMENT IN A oT cl make ® write « quick legible wanting my enrvices wil ing to tore my band to ite breacher. Can A have wo ebjectoa Can fareich tie moat ‘om bet leat phe yere 4 office, « meet dts WANTED ae end Wrens, aod ni employees and joke levward, AS HOU TRM EIR The bewt of refer BroaAway Port OF verview may be bad, TO Take THe RY og raioons, none bat we need apply. Address 6 ORG OR OF ICR OF loving, ame 22 yours th the greens: cootine of bowers coe ARy parson or yervoms i me tresteorthy, and will ything. For on interview a4 cress Herd Times, Uroadway iat Othee ANTHLA HANI® WANTED y —GEO, WOW, ot Caesi and 63 | leornerd streets, 4 in weet of one red fret rate meatilia os enetent work th + ing 16 eke ne street above Bend, Brook ly: LITUATION WANTED BY with goed city refereur sid trom. Can be wen tor te Preetlye gyteanos WANTED UY ©) men women, who eprebe ANE one. a Prevent city reference cam bw svewur, pear Twenty e VATION? WANTED TWO GIRLA re Weghet wnge Ah WANTED —& YOUNG WOMAN THAT CaN 2 god mare, ante sotel way late 4 Apply at Mo. 1kd feaw PEN Wish «TWA. at, 80 chambermaid “t ack seamneleoas: the other ax oollen’ weeber and iromer, the bert of vem. Viesss oall at 435 Math th etreet, for two days. 0) URCGOWTS AND CHEMISTS —WANTED, A SIT stem by om Onperioneed manufectuiing chemir sad Croget. Good city references given, Address (brmort Breet lye Post LL ANTED A AITUATION, ny A ReArECTAMLY sowng girl, as cook, washer and ironer, in 6 ranell private teelly, oF to do housework. Can Ue sern fer two Gaye wt 106 street, ference gh | For balance of Wants The beet of city re- seoflixth pace,