The New York Herald Newspaper, February 3, 1855, Page 5

i HR id of 35 eh es A or. mice and dec! bwithstandi ib, to assume any rei of the Mother Church’s intcrest, to kwwp secret all her ageste’ councels, from to Oe : tdivulze, dlcestly or indirectly: & Miliser cn crenmetents wpnieesYOR et eaaENT A = orm, ‘bo keep ii bly; and do Sree tete ire Sa cies eee nt 3 im tes! iy and bicesed saccament of the Kuehari convent — —- ‘vate fram ibms toputations, sat asequivocly from these it 8, and unequivocally pronounced the article read by Mr. haaaperts purporting ‘Wo be the form of an oath ven by Catholics, to be a Ses forasry. He comtended that the Catholics of untry ‘were umder no political obligations to the Pope of that the statcment so frequently ut- ‘tered by political Native Americans, that the Pope held any awey over the minds of the Catholicsin this country, wo far as concerned their temporal condition, was base- ly false; that trom vefore the Revelution down to this moment there were none mere loyal to this government —there never has een, vor ever can be—than the Ca- tholica; and the three mi! of them in America would sacrifice their blood and their hivesas readily as any ether class to defend the liberties and to protect the in- - stitutions of the United States. And, continued Mr, O'K., should such « thing be possible that the Popo of Reme shoulc attempt 10 untertere in any of the of ‘this rnment, ke, for one, though no military =a) woub be among't the most forward and caxly to cul off his sacerdotalhead. We can follow him no further, ‘es our limite will not permit. With the most strict ai- lence did the very closely crowded auditory, as well as avery member of the House, listen to this ‘g: 10 def. nce of the religion of his earliest ancestors, hand down to himself. Mr. O’K. declared himself a firm democrat in every sense of the word, and never bad the least idea of departing trom that faith; but he would Rot binself how he should vote if the abuse of Wi . Seward was continued with the rancor which had thus far been evincod. ‘Other eden: addressed the House. Among them, Mesare. Rhodes, Ernans, Petty, and Gleason. ‘to-morrow morning the discussion will be resumed; and as things now bear an aspect, the question will be taken on Tues. morning, when not a vote will be found against it, the sesston, Mr. A. G. Thompson, of New York, joue to a question of privilege. He read from the "New Work Times of yesterday a short sentence to which he dbjected, as s:ating things which never occurred, aad lrawing inferences entirely unwarrantable as to his con- duct asone of the counsel for Mr, Seldon, whose sea’ was pontested. He concluded, by stating that he was will- to let the matter rest until to-morrow, waen, if no petraction or apology appears in the paper from the waiter, then he should move for his, expulsion from the Boor of the House. Mr. O’Keefe, as an associate counsel in the case, who was also implicated in the offensive article, states that he had volunteered his services in order to sesist bis friend in retaining hs seat, but emphatically Jenied having received any retainer fee, and would take pone for iy services in the case. Mr. Stevens also roi tnd said he was mentioned in the article read, and that he occupied the exact position with Mr. O'Keefe in this matter. The thought of a retainer—the thought of re- geiving pay for the assistance thue renderod, never en- tered his brain. What be jdid was no more than apy other member would do under like circum- < etapces, and that was for the sake of justice. Me cared not what action was taken in this ma’ though be thought that reporters who occupied places on the floor s) ould not abuse that. privilege by reore- sentirg members in a different light than that in which they really stiod. Nothing further was said or done. as. Whitney introduced this resolution in the Senate, vis, :—Resolved, That the Commissioners of Emigration be requested ‘o inform che Senate by what authority Thomas Dunlap has been, and is, recognized as a mem- Der of their Board, and ‘permitted to take part in its 8 It mien on the table on motion of Mr, Hopkins, It appears that Mr. Dunlap was nominated by ex-Gov- ernor beymuur as Commissioner, bu’ the Senate did aot seem to think Tom’s free soilism an) softness very es- him. Mr. Wait- $ what right have the Cot ted gentleman Dy as the Inquiry will reach them in a day Lieut. Gov. Raymoud opens his parlors, at Congress Ball, on Monday evening. The election for Senator comes off the next day, provided Ke., &c. The result of the csucus, supposed to elect Seward, has thrown the groggeries and rum holes into complete exhiliratioa, The friends of that gentleman are already eet Ceclaring that there shat no probibitory law uring the session. Mr. Coleman seems porfect- delighted to aay Let the temperance men take another look into the faces of the exuberant leaders of ‘the dominant party. ¥ ‘The New Jersey Prohibitery Liquor Law. ‘Trenton, Feb. 2, 1855. ‘The majority of the Senate’s committee to whom was referred the bill for the suppression o! intemperance, yesterday morn‘ng reported it back to the Senate with a number of amendments. The amendments relate principally to minor particulars, and do not affect the really vital features of the bill. The sections which provide the form of bond to be given by the agents ‘appointed to sell liquors, are stricken out, and provision mats thatall such bonds shall be in tae ususl form, without imposing extraordinary conliticns, The section person engaged in the unlawful 1g | quors from cerving as @ jurorin any case arising from this act, is slso stricken out, as are those parts of ths several eections which provide for instituting suite againrt offenders in the name of the township, city, borough, or town where the offence wball have been committed, and those other clauses which direct that all forfeitures of fines for violations shall go to the treasury of the township, city, &c., ia which they occur. The minority of the committtee also reported, a Dill providing for the holding of an election in November mext, whereat the sense of the people shail be taken in reference to the law of prohibition. They report no law, Jeaving that to be made by the next Legislature should the people cecide they want one. Romination of United States Senator for Wis- conain. Borraio, Fed. 2, 1855. Charles Durkee, Esq., wae nominated, on Wednesday, as the republican candidate for United States Senator, by members of that party in the Legislature of Wisconsin, Sinking of a Missicsipp! Steamer—Probable Loss of Thirty Lives. New Ontxans, Seb. 1, 1855, ‘The steamer Eliza sunk a few days eince, in the Mi Biseippi, at Plum Post Bend, a little below Memphis. It ie feared that about thirty l.ves were lost. Destructive Conflagrations. WIRE AT THE GALT HOUSE, LOU/SVILLE. Lovisvitte, Feb. 2, 1855. A fire broke out in the room of Miss Makeah, the actress, last evening, at the Galt Hoase, completely de- etroying two rooms The damage by fre and water is estimated at six or eight thousand dollars, The ward- robe of Miss Makeah was entirely consumed. DESTRUCTION OF THE COURT HOUSE AT FREEHOLD, N. J. Purcapetpmia, Fe», 2, 1851 ‘The Court House at Freehold, Monmouth county, New Jersey, was burned down this morning. The surround- ing buillings escaped with slight damage Accident to « Railroad Conductor. Warre River Joncrion, Vt., Feb. 2, 1885. Mr. Walcot, conductor on the Windsor freight tr en the Vermont Central Ralroad, was serivusly injured ‘this afternoon, bis head coming in contact with a wood pile, while looking out of the window of the salvon car. It in thonght he wil recover. Arrival of the Nashville at Charleston. Cuaruestox, Feb. 2, 1956. The steamship Nashville, from New York,’ arrived this afternoon. Markets. New Onveans, Feb. 2, 1855. ir in selling at $0 (2), per bb). and St Louis at 89 70. Corn in 9250 @ 96 per bushel. For mess pork $13 15 is asked. Bacon sides are 6%c per io. The males of coffee for the wrek have been 10,500 bags. The wtock on hand fair is 8Xc. to dc, and We, an right exchange, it Ie awk j Fob. 1, 1856 ‘The rales in our cotton market for the past wees ‘np 11,000 bales, at prices rarging from 6c. a 9! scvance of Ke. per lv, op the prices of the pre- vious week. ‘The receipts for the week been 7360 baler. The stock, exclusive of shipboard, 760 bales The rice market i+ unvettled, and fa myers. ales made atdigc. a4%c per lo. ‘The ieeeipta tor the week amount to 4,250 tierces. The stock on hand im 6,600 thereon. * Supreme Court—Spectal Term. Before Hon. Judge Roosevelt, Frm. 2—David Collen Murray ot. the Sar Washington Ratiroad Company —Juégment for p fn comeequence of the d-wurrer being {rivolour, ga and faint Anson s Daguerrcotypes, La Size, for 50 y aod im mice case, twice the s\n ever ‘qakan for 50 ceats, and equal in quality and size bo any Pat are maie eleewuere for $2. ANSON'S, 650 Broad- way, opponite Metropolitan iotel. 85 Cents, 50 Conta, $1 and $9 Obstatn the Hest daguerreotypes the art of ure taking produces b: ‘mac! yo) Holmes’ valida states patent tone pd goetas, at the extenrive depot of art, 250 Broadway. Albert HM. Nicolay will hold a Special exction sale of stoke and bonds this dey, at 1234 o’uloet, atthe Marchante’ Exchange. Por furiber tiealars wee bie catalogue, which cap be had ot the ofits, No 4 Broad street. beware ! coguettes and fortune hun! be a8 usual, gals Tape oe Bowshex newsbeys wi ave june oo ing. Wiretedition, 40,000, 9 wg Popelar Trade. Broadway, is selling spring eill 6s ; vich ribbons from 1s. and-delaines equally cheap. Linent=Lineus.—Just Received trem Auc= tien, a large stock of table cloths, napkins, doylies aad” table damarks, which we will offer tais morning at great bargr ing; also 10 cases of fine shirting linens, at 24. maged by water on €d, end ds, per yard, slightl voyage of importati and worth more by fifty per cen! eh LEADBEATER, 347 Broadway, " corner of Leonard Gran@ Sale of Winter Ctothing.—3100,000 worth of clothing, manufactured by leading houses in er Growers’, 95; house, 66 and 68 Fulton street. «Sebastopol not Taken yet.”—Old Song. Vaavectege not taken yet,” ten thousand tongues have eal Sebastopol not taken yet, with twice ten thousand dead, Still the moaning and the groaning of the dying ’s on the Victory, over body without There is murmur in the camp, there is wailing in the For the slaughter of the brave before Sebastopol : This the only air of late our trumpeter has blown, “The lion went to battle, but left his head at home.’? London Times. cheap and at DEVLIN & 'UP’S, 33 and 35 Jobe street, corner of Nassau. Gents’ Furnishing Goods, comprising Shirts, collars, cravats, searfs, gloves, hosiery, wind, Whilst’ death alone cr: mind, Decidedly the best place in the elt to jonable outfit of superior clothing is robes, and fancy goods of every variety. 3! to order, and perfect fit warranted. At BOOTHBY’S, 829 Broadway. Paris Roots, Shocs and Galters—Just re=« seived from the celebrated manufacturers, of {Forrs, rue Richelieu, 72, and Melies, Place de la Ure, and all the celebrated makers. By EUGENE F! Nacsau street. How lightly falls the foot of time, ‘That only treads on flowers. Ladics, if you wish White Satin, Inen gaiter boots and élippers for balls, parties, wed- dings, &e. ; also ladies, misses, boys, and children’s ‘and shoes, of boots f all the various styles, J. B. MILLER & CO., 134 Canal street, Gayler’s Reliance Salamander Safes.—Only ot 205 Pearl opposite Fletcher street. No safe more st fire and burglars than GAYLER’S. Hi ve proved practically useful to merchants, jew- ble agai drede bi elers, ke. DeMance Salamander Safes.—Robert M. Pat- MACE ia the sole manufacturer in the United btates of se above celebrated safer, and F. ©. Goflin's impeno- rable defiance locke and cross bars. Depot No, 192 0. oer! wtreet, one door below Maiden lan Wedding Cards.—An Assortment of Evor deli’s elegantly engraved wedding cards, envelopes, Xo , ean be bad on app) ication, or sent by it to any part of the country. Established 1840. 4 EVERDELL, it. 802 Broadway, corner of Dua: Teas—The hest Assortment of Fine Teas will be ‘ound at the Canton Tea Company’s newly erect- ed and elegant store, 125 Chatham street, between Pearl and Roogevelt, the oldest tea establishment in the city. they can CE aa here thao We aesure our reade: elsewhere, either at wholes: tai Fifteen Dollars Only for Country d farme will be divided nary, 1855. will receive @ warran‘ee ceed for four lots, 25 by 10¢ teet, or a farm, from two to twenty acres. A few sbares left. Apply immediately, to CHAS. WOOD, 208 Breadway, where maps aad pam: eence.— Valuable building lot: accong 600 subscribers on the 6th of Fech #ubseriber, for only $1 phiets can be bad gratis. Essences of Cider Brandy, Selgnette, Hen=- nesey, peach and otard brardies, Jammica aad St. Croix rum, Scehiedam schnapps, annisette, absynth and cura- cao, the most favori'e brand of oil of coguec; oils bitter almonds, juniper, pimento, starrannis, absynth, , Xe.;piatina, bismuth, mangauere, iedipve, cyanide, pot Gistuitled prone lec aor hide head Thorns as copaiva, fumigating pastiles, carmine rouge, &c. wale ANGER, 141 Maiden lane, eaaway, peppermin' cadmium, nickel, brom: by! Dr. L, FEUCHTW. 246 Grard street, 75 cents per bottle. Cirehugh’s Improved Gossamer Wigs, toupees and ladies’ heal drerses.—Specimens of every quality, rize and color, may be seen at his factory, 162 Fulton street, west side, Broadway, opposite St. Paul's Chureb. B if thi wor! Dr. B. Braynxern:— From the great use of tobacco I becam #0 debilitated shout eight years ago that my Physicians considered it worn down to skia and tones, was alilicted with chronic dyspepsia, and eve- rythicg J ate disagreed with me. 1 bad constant pala in 4 seldom moved to medicine, which debilitated me more I was recomm nded to use our “vegetable uoiversal pills” I did #0, and gradual. Wy became restored to excellent health through their use, ey mildly, yet energetically purged, and after eaca portion I seéined to be endowed with new life. Ith was soon restored, and I thank God now a vigorous man of fi'tysix, But for your verily believe I should be now in my grave. eared to see any one at my store, and will impossible for me to recover. my chest, my bowels were costive, without recou: and more. In th's condit: pal robust bi all be p state further particul lam, very respectfully, your obedient servant, JOSEPH KER! No, 813 Broadway, above Eleventh street, oc at Irving House, New York Great Nervous Remedy—Cure for all.—Dr. WILLIAMS’ nervous pills, sold only at his depot, 69 Fulton street, Brooklyn, $1 per box. Pilanos.—Great Reduction in Prices —Tne ted States, comprising tories, Superior toned janos fer $175. Second band pinoos at great rice from $40 to $150. Mi na from five largest assortment in the U thone of ten different maou! UA apufactorier: HORACE WATERS, 333 Broadway. Holioway’s Pille=fhe Liver, the Stomach, the kidneys. —This celebrated medicine is +o combioed as sof life, not i and weakening the #: to act immediately upom the great org: werely as a cathartic, purg' tem, avd in the end cestroyin remedy gives tone, energy and tem, Sold at the mi at 2he , 626 A $1 per box. 500 Agents Wanted in Every City in the United States and Canada, to nell the largest, haad- fomest, and most correct views of Sebastopol and Cron- wiadt. “Frice of each view, $1, Agents, by remitting $1, will receive one copy of cach print as samples, WM. SCHA’ 03 Broadway, l'ublisher, ie ING, 102 Brosdway. rice (0 cen Rushton's Cod Liver Otl.—Phis article, so ie Uy prescribed by physic sumption, cou sat this ld by him, whotewa 10 Astor House, corner of Bare’ way, corner of « Congha, Colds, Hoarseness, Asthma, throat and ail lung y 'e everywhere, depot 362 Broadway. Pubile Votice.—The late firm of Rashton, Clark & Co, being Giesolved, by the death of Mr the only perron of with the firm, the be MAN, CLAKK & CO torn, 106, 273 and ¢ 10 Zetor How liver olf will be preperet only o- Mr. Clark went to dlan Marulactore, and is th the off, and ae ho will branch of our busi the cork of © ‘The business toblishment twevty-six pearr, and a w over twelve years, aod baa the prim the business, and no exertion will ve the satirfoction and interest of our > &(6,, 404 Rashton, Ciark & Co are iv oud will be prepared under Mr. Hegeman © sapervinoat the same as for twenty years past, aod the: voruinesmss ‘snd quality guaranteed by HAGEMAN, CLARK & CO NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBR ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY SALES AT AUCTION, sale of thirty-two valuable lots, on Ninth avenut pare unenn ane Yeat streets.—Albert HI. 106th and 107th Nicolay will sell at sanction, on Wednesday, Feb. 7, the Merchants’ Fxchange, N. lots, as follows:—eight situated on the west side of Ninth the ent.re block between 105th and ‘reets; twelve on the north site of 106th street, 100 feet west from Ninth avenue; also je south side of 107th street, commencing the same distance west of Ninth avenue, all i nity of the new Central park, where extensive improve- This sale offers unusual iment of capital, and is worthy the that are desirous of obtainiag a rotit on the'r pure! title perfect. N. B. on the Knickerbocker Bank, for de} chamher Savings » thirty-two valuable E. H. Leadbeater, No. 347 | Svenue, compris! at de, and 5s, that cont ever’80 cents to import; gentlemen's best kid gloves at ip, and shawls, bareges, lawas ments are in ¢ontem, inducements for invest ka ce ¥ OF “iio bere i230 nik, ‘or ful er rticulars, a BERT H. NICOLAY, Auctioneer, ee No. 4 Broad street, N. ¥. UCTION NOTICE,—M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER. — je of excellent hourebold furniture, &e., Febroary 3, at 1034 o'clock, at 64 Sixth isting of elegant three-ply, and ingrain side and pier tables, maho- rofas, sofa bedsteads lounges, y, for sale at half pric EVANS’ clothing warehouse, 66 and 66 Fulton wixeet. Broken Banks—Present Valae—Ali city Danks taken at par; Government Stock, 75 cents; Wheat ton, 90; Washtenaw, 40; Lewis County, 30; Indiana banks, 90; at EVANS’ clothiag ware. carpets, marble top cen’ geny chairs and rockers, vecretary sand bookcase, cont $100; rosewood ani gapy French bedsteads, i feather beds, bolsters and pi lain do , extension and mahogany dining ta- nd oval mirrors, oil paintings and e: #, kitchen and common furniture, stoves, whole to be sold without reserve, by mortg: hair mattresses, lows, marble top order of JNO. AN- UCTION NOTICE—THOS. BELL, AUCTIONRER.—BY BELL & BUSH.—This day at 11 o’clock, at the room, Ne. 27 Centre street, will be closed witsout reserve, by order of the assij the choicest wines, Dock, Scoteh and fh Jemaica rum, , the balance stock of randies from the London rish whiskey, pure Holland ‘&e., in lota to suit famili very article warranted, They are in bottles, 1, &e. 'o complaint from former » Also a lot of furniture, counting house Also beautiful table cutlery, ke, fancy goods, &e. table ware, &c. EBRUARY 8, 1856. SALES AT AUCTION. — seen ore ICH AND PLAIN FY ob TURK, O11, PAINTINGS, ae, mate by W. tioncer—This day, Satuslay at | jvm room 804 Broadway, eve! ation, wil by %S of first rate furniture, con: ing of rosewood, mahogany, vas, &¢ , for parlors, du rooms, hulls, libvaries, &. The fullest comideuce may | be placed in the org of the furniture; every article is warranted. Ati P.M. will be sold, at the same place, ) Of various brauds—some supe- d facilites for boxing. BERIFY SALE—8Y VIRTUS OF A CERTAIN writ of execution to me directed and delivered, [will to sale at public venduy on Saturday, the 2a da ruary, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at No St Seventh avenue, corner of Thirticth steoet, a quantity of liquors, &c. casks, bottles, counter, fixtures of sore, &e.,and at 11 ‘o'clock’ A.M, same day, at 416 Fighth avenue, corner of Thirty-second street, a quan- tity of liquors, &c., casks, bottles, counter, ixiures of store, JOHN O@S3#R, Sherif, Pan’ L. Vours, Deputy Sheriff, Dated New York, Jan. 27, 1898. gam SALE —BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXE. cution to me directed and delivered, I will expose to sale at public vendue, om Saturday, the 3d Feb., at 12 o'clock, at noun, at 447 Bowery me street, 18 wide power luoms, #hafting, belting, reeds and fixtures; one large cylinder, beaming and twisting wachine, 17 doz. hat framen, stoves, boilers and fixtures, 20,060 yar’s cotton cloth, 16,000 yarts do., 30,- 000 do, ao,, 200 pieces buckram, 2,000 yards lace, 4,000 yards thick Wilton lace, 400 doz. bunnet frames, 500 Ibs, + wire, 20 pieces oil silk, @ lot of manufactured 8, coun desks, stoves and steam apparatus for Wading donnet iramer, ke. JOHN ORSEH, Sheri H. Crunwis, Deputy sheriff Dated New York, Jan. 29, 1855. M. WLITTERS, AUCIIONFER, WILL SELL, THIS day, at 1034 o'clock, at 187 Canal street, all the enteel parior, chamber and kitchen furniture, consist: fag of ucfan, rocking and other chaite; Franch ‘plate pler glanren, Brussels and other carpets, olicloth, bookcases, marbletop tables, extension tables, mabogany and other bedateads, ‘hair and other mattresses, feather beds, blankets, Xe.; marbletop dressing bureau rh. stands, wardrober, cooking stoves, crockery, g! Plated ware. ALE.—SAMUEL OSGOOD, AUCTIONEER, t sau street, this morn- sortment of rich Tarsand sleigh robes— furs consist of the best offeres at auction this sea- 0. Those in want of good furs for their own us the trade would do well to attend this sale, as ufacturer is leaving the country, and all must be Aoi. 8, will sell, SSIGNEES SALE—MORTGAGEESSALE.—NOTICE 13 ven that by order of the assignees of dnlso under and by virtue of ® chattel mortgage executed by said Sipp & Brown, the valuable line of stages known as the ‘Chelsea Line,”? formerly belonging to said Kipp & Bro wn the horses, sleighs, carts, harness and al and appurtenances belonging to or connected wit h said line, will be sold at public auction, atthe stables in Twenty-sixth street. between Ninth and Tenth revenues, the 9th day of February instant, at11 o’clock le positive: terms cash. Y JOSEPH HEGEMAN,AUCTIONESR.—MONDAY, February 5, at 1 o’clock P.M., at No. — V between Myrtle and Park avenu ant rosewood and mal amber furniture, comprising couch, cbaira richly carved in crimson satin jewood etegerer, stand, commo: Fosewood! beds 4, enclosed wash , cottage caned chi , Office chair, small mahogany recretary and beokcase, two pier glaeses, rich royal Wilton carpets, rugs, oil cloths, ro ir carpet, silver plated s lated coffee urn, castor, wool Fracch cot- d engravings; © and kitchen furniture. The ture ani in excellent or- , at the central illoughby and Yearl stre United States muskets, altered from fliut to percussion ; 6 de. flint locas, damages. nited States marine barracks. stand. Brussel kery, &. Also an excel tage piano and stool, ot! paintings Motts’ patent kitchon rang whole of the ve: der. Tuesday, walesrooms, corner o! Y F. COLTON, AUCTIONEER.—MORTGAGE SALE of new and tecondhand furniture, oll cloths, beda, mattresses, mirrors, &e.—F. Colton wil 8, at 10% o'clock, at the auction rooms, £9 Beekwan atreet,a very large aad extensive assortment and furniture, comprisin mahogany and rosewood sofas, tetea-tete, steads, marble top, centre an mabegany chairs, dining and extension 01 fb nell this da; Eaturday, Feb. A of new and recond! card tables, bookcases, 8. HOUGH, AUCTIONEER.—ASSIGNEE’S SALE— ‘This (Saturday) morcing, at 10¢ o'clock, the ccatents of the ¢ four story Louse 78 consisting of the following articles, viz:—Ba: sels carpet, 9 Icloth y extension tea and mabogany and cotiage chairs, sofas, m‘r- china dinner and tos sete, are, silverware, ivory cutlery, &c. Varlors— carved rosewood suits in brocade, arm and reception airs to mateb, centre side and sofs tables, superior rosewood etegere, with piate glass doors and tack: very costly rosewood pianoforte, of splendid tone acd ; superbly carved; lad glass doors, superb tapestry ecar- 8, large oFal mirrors, lace window curtains, 18 choice oil paintings in rich frames, French engraviogs, rich © scrofula, old ulcers wornt cares of disease of the blood, great debility, liver complaint, hidney’, incipient consumption, Me., are moat certainly cured by this great purifier. Princ’pal rorewood bovkease, en titvire, with plate RICH FOU! ORTH OF READING MAT ter.—For particulars see the N YORK DISPATCH For February 4, It will contain nearly fifty columns of choice original reading matter, on every variety of wubjects. For sale by wenders and newsboys. Oilice, No. 22 Beek- man SPECIAL NOTICES. JAUTION.—WHEREAS, A CERTAIN PERSON, ASSU ming my namo, bas been obtaining money on m: presumed responsibility, this is to give notice that I will not be answerable for’ any debts contracted b party. JOHN H. CHAMBERS, No. 8 City Hall p 0. O, F.—THE R. W. GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF Southern New York will hold the semi in ite recom, F. Hall, corner Grano street. y evening, th, at 7s o'clock P.M. By order, JOUN J. DAVIES, G. Serbe. * N ASS MEETING OF THE WORKINGMEN WILL TARE | place this even.ng, at Mechanics’ Hall, No 160 r atrest, a: 8 o'clock, by order of the Hope Chapel ‘and Conference Committees. K. ARTHUR BAILEY, Ch. Hope Chapel Com. Bexsawin Paice and Antone RUCKEL, See's, IRA B. DAVIS, Ch. Conference Comuittee. J. M, Huwny and ©, L. Ricuree, OTICK,—THE COLLECTOR OF TH TOWN OF PEI- ham will meet at the North American ilotel, bowery, corner of Bayard street, to receive taxes of unresident owners of lots at Peluamyille an’ Prospect Hill, in aid town, on the 24 and Vth of February, in the city'of New York, from 9 o'clock A. M. to 3”. M BENJ. -F. HOXTON, Gi OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THERE WILL BS cin] meeting of the stockholders of the Aner reign Iron Pavement Company, at their office, , Now York, on the Lith aay of February next, at 12 M., for the election of seven trustees. New York, Jan. 24, 1855, 1. H SAGE, Seo'y. Ns YORK AND LI ee See SLATSS a fork, Feb. 1 nual Directors of thin Company will at this office, ou Thursday, Ist March rext, between the hour 2M. and 2 P.M. WM. 1. YOULE, Secretary. (y OTICE—THE UNITED STONE 3 3 ABE HEREBY notified to meet in Milleman’s Hall, corner of wenty-tixth atreet and Seventh avenue, on Turaday, the 6th inst. at § o'clock I’. M., for the purpose of divid- ing funds, by order of the President. JOUN SYMMERS, Secretary. y OTICE TO HACKMEN.—YOU ARE REQUESTED TO attend a meeting at 22 White street, thie evening, 61 6 o'clock, on business of shy gi |. O. HARE, Chairman AMMANY SOCIETY, OR OOLUMBIAN ORDER.— Brotbere—A regular meetiog of the institution Will be held im the © ber of tae Monday eve the se(ting cf unctual at ance is requ Py order. F. PURDY, Sreriex C. Dervra, Secretary. Grand Sachew by tan Beason of Snows, Second Moon, Discovery 262, of independence 78th, and of the Iont china vares, bisque and Parian figures, twenty-one day ittoons, &e., &e. ‘Ds loeb, oval mirr rich paintings, mantel clock, m Cabin vases, elegant rosewood bedsteads, bu- en suite; gilt toilet set. he ture cf seven bedrooms, comprising ‘rose- ogapy and blackwalnut, ° hair mattresses, &c. Sale posita UGENE B. FRANKLIN, AUCTIONEER—BY FRANK- LIN & NICHOLS, office 81 Nassau street.—F. pee the public that they will give 1) Late ane yo iy dreth’s Piils.—Sold In the Year 1854 a rich #hade: of these pills, one million seven hundred and fifty thou- faud boxes, and their sale ia still om the increase. is to be wondered at, when they perform such 8 thore stated velow. 8B, BRANDRETE. New Yorn, Feb. 2, 1850, veda and bedding, ir prompt attendan hold furniture, merchandise, &c., at to rales of bo private residences and stores. {)DW. SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.—EDWARD SCHENCK will sell at auction on Saturday, Feb, 3, at 11 O'clock, at the salerrooms 16 Wall street, a private gal lery of oil paintings, being the balance of the gallery of 4, including waaay foe erior, pastoral, &c., &ec., by the most distinguished artista of the Dusseldorf,’ Italiaa, igian, English aad American rchools. sold peremptorily, for cash. OUSES FOR SALE AT AUCTION, BY A. H. NICO- ’ Excbange, on Wednesday, tha modern ia: ot brown stoce a gentleman recent! lancscapes, marine, LAY, at the Merchai 7th inat., at 12 provemente, four stor’ built by day's work, wireet, between Fifth and ‘Sixth 28 feet 4 inches wide, at same p made known at the sale. Cophisting of stone marten, ew y a, London lustered lynx, and other fine furs, at 23; o'clock, coniinuation’ of a: and several splendid eapes will be #011. BOGART, AUCTIONRER—BY 8, BOGART, SALES- rooms cormer of Frankfort and William ntreets— | Personal attention will be given to the sale of household furniture, at the residences of families breast: houreLeeping, and to out door sales generally, «© the salerrooms, of farnitare, Goode etored, inyured aud aivances mace w First regular sale at the ralesrooms, on Welneslay, , whea sleigh roves | Timothy Brosraben, 284 Water atroet. a — a A ee AS " k, and 244 Strand, London, aad by all SOMERINDYKE, AUCTIONEER —MOLT 4 ral of Inger beer brewery, Gxtures, horres, &e , thin day, ia Fifty third strect, b fighth avenue and Broadway of copper boiler, cooling vate, ? alro, all the lead p'pe, ale ten, ia 1 apparatos, two bay horses, beer wagon and tleigh; also household and barroom furniture. sto €o, ; also beer in kegs, malt, &e. : ad Atty for Mortgage MORIARTY, AUCTIONEZR, WILL o day, at 10 o'clock, aseortment of forniture ther bede, carpets, &e gage and copeta’ at 123 Ceatham stree:, a good irom parties removit poritive, without ri ARGE SALE OF FINE WATCHES AND RICH JEWEL- ER, auctioneer, 23 Bowery, will lock, fas gold b chains, goli aad } wtreet, Brandreth Building C. KEMP, AUCTIONEER Toureday, Friday and saturday, F 1034 o'clock each day, at 401 Br: r. KC, Kemp of stock of furs, to close the concern, cor og the usual variety of first class fare, Cail and examis and buy If you please, . W. Wketoost, : sale of superb furniture on Monday mornin o'clock, at 2 Kighth av nd croup, are etfectaally to It in pleasant to eat. ue, wx doors from Your: oth vtreet.—R. W. WEAITCOTT will ell by catalouus, he entire handsome furnit y | Obe magnificent rosewood &ve- ete, French plate doors, to splendid pier glam x Fsewvod parlor furnitur ie; armeheirsin velvet ae r to saperintend i's the only druggist who hh outioue bis Ko warrant e088 depen ts upon he nace Hegeraa, h bottle, as without it il be conducted the same an heretofore, as Mr. Hegean, although hia game faa not bren prominent ia the firm, bas tea in tie e4- maber of the tira al nupervision of od to we:ore ners receipes of W.L. Rushton, Roshton & As; all, ottomans, #eere ron and other carp: te, lace « . 1 splendid mantel vases ani oroaments, of mnoiu clocks, silver ware, papkia rings, fork, cart receive’s ke 1 paintiugs in o be’ steads, marble Ano number of beaut! Torewcod and mabogan toilet rete, superior bair mattreanes, mirrors, sof log neat ebaire, extension di and ‘loth, cut glace ware, rich ehita fem sete, thirg to be found la «6 | Cataloguen cam be obtained at No, § Chambers street ton the €éth. HARD TIMES. Six WARD RELIEF ASSOCIATION—TREASURER & Feport—The Treasurer acknowledges the receipt of the following dcnations since his last report — James Pholon, keq., treasur of ball for the relief of the poor..... e+. nie f Comm srioners of wail from Owego. Blanel €oncolly Cornelius Drisco! . Vonglatn, From Mr. Sherman, ¥! From Judge Bogart, 30 pounds mest. From James Campbell, 104 Bayard street, 109 loaves k, 50 loaves bread J, clothing, e., will be received at 46 Duawe ttreet, or by tho Trew Donst.ons in mo the storeboure, 44 eurer, 88 Elm street, which will be duly acknowledged. OWEN W. BRENNAN, Treasurer Cee HAS RETURNED FROM BOS ENRY STRINHAECSER WISHES His BRUTHER, | August Steinhaeuser, io the ease of rome facwly | Girccimstancen, as quick a» possible to speak. | iw OKMATION = WANTED—RESPECTING WILLIAM Maddox, a native of Liverpool, Eoglan4, about forty stands about five teet five aches high a rather dark com » fall Diack whiskers plexion, Scme three worked aya laborer atthe Novelty Work din supposed to have gone West, Any {pformation reapectiog the adove person will be gratefully received by bis family, and ve commun! rons to Jobo pett & Brother, 62 | ‘ork. A TEL —OF DANIEL, 20EILAN Patrick White, of foeem Lies, county Kerry, Ireland; were in Hillevorough, Highland’ county, U»i0, las Au gutt, oud Jart beard from im Veru, Illinois. Auy iafor mation will be kindly received by Dennis Sheehan, care NFCRMATION WANTED—OF PATIUCK FRENEY, of the pariah of Bally SicWard, county Galway, ire Jand, who arrived here in March, 1862. When kat heard from was in the State of Ohio. Any in’ormstiou cow cerning him will be thansfully received by bis brother Thowes Feeney, at 100 Authony stre+', New York I JANE Dm—N, WHO WAS FOR A “HORT JME at M Quillman’s, No. 6 Jon treet, M » ndop address a letter to Temple lane, this office, will hear of something to her advantage V THE GENTLEMAN WHO CALLED ON MB, IN uiriog for iaformation, an! bad som pple with him from Jersey, will call om Adar porsible, he hear of something to bin at K. THOMAS VERS will will please call on, treet. , OF WILLIAMS write vo Ble sleter, EPSON AL.—THE RELATIV EX OF GEORGE F. ALLEN, recently mate of «ship out eof this port, and ra ‘to be from Fenneyivesis, can hea: something port ee ee aE. PatiLLsr9, 42 toute vtzeet S' Je B= MONFIEUR FREDERIC COUR YODER, LIFT euant colonel de le Chaux de Fonds, a succom!« & Jattaque @'spoplenie, son corpses ote sports aie Ob & été inbume aver Was let how den Fonds, ow se ivi d’um cortege d’au moins 1,000 RELIGIOES NOTICES. } EV M.#, HUTTON, D D.. WILL DELIV ghth diecourse vetore the Young ie tion of the Reformed Letch Church, Tewaty @ t Si venue, (Rey. A.B. Van New, pa & next, Feb. 4, at 7% 1 are invited to be present. Seats ‘ree All young pe R R. §. BTORRS, JD. D., OF PROOKLYN, WIL eliver the rewer teenth Aincoarse bet Youeg Men's Association of the fouth Dutch Charch. Fifth av corcer of Twenty fret street, on ext Habvath ning, 40h leat. lock 7. STEPHENS CHURCH, RV. Dit. PRICk RETO +) —The Creat of a series of sermons will to mertow (Renéay) evening, ia th Broome 0A Chretie atrects, vy the Hight ker n d ath, tevvices te T™, REV. JOOPPTT B, WAKELY, DD. wit ‘he fourteenth discourse before the Young * Of Calvary Bapties Church f evenue, to morrow ————————————— ee OR LIVERPOOL.—UNITED STATES MATL STEAM. abip PACIFIC, e mn. States mails for Bur at the Toot of Cans EAN LADY, OF THE HIGIeST tability, wirkes ¢ family; would b treet. For frefeht | eatied accommodations for ele- rage, having uney | gance apd comfort EDWAKD K, COLLINS, 56 Wall atrest, Parsenyere axe requested to be on board at | ‘Ihe Atlaptig will succeed the Pacific, and sail Je Sf take notice that housekeeper ia @ ve no objection to tekeeper, abe bas lad gremt experience, ia N EXPERIENCED NURSE, A PROTEE Ta! to take the entire care of an ia! HE PRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, FROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL, Chief cabin persoge Seccnd cabin passa or to wa ton an elderly or ony The most save at No.3 Union court, Unl- vow it required tory city referenc Chief cabin pemvage. . Second cabin passage ‘The ch'ps from Hort ARABIA, Cupt, Judbing, SITTATION WANTED BY AN EXPE e1eNCED F business, and cau refer to their present pla at 04 St, Mark's place RESPECTABL' FNENCIL WOMAN, WO SPEAKS 2 uation to take charge of au in nt, or small childven, Can be aven from 10 tilldo jullivan street iW carry # clear white lig eu On étarhoard bow; Fed on port bow, leaven Poston, "ANADA, Stone, AP KICA, Harrisoa, CANADA, Stone, Ferths not secured until paid for, Au experienced surgeon on board ‘The owners of t gold, silver, bullion, . metals, unless bills of value (hereot therein expressed, Yor freight or pursage apply to &. CUNARD, 4 Bowling Green. There will be no steamships of thie line from New York unt] further notice. LIVERPOOL ANU VBILADEL Company intend soiling their favorite atenmahipox 2,126 toon,, Capt. Wylia, Wednesday, Jan, 32, "ae si Wednentay, Fab. 14. YOUNG AMERICAN WIDOW WOMAN WANTS TO ithy male child, four m: Gtable lay or genticman, Boston’ Wednesday, Mare se ships will not be accountable for cit, jowelry, precious «tones or ing are sigued therefore and the ag : 290 Broadway, ofties No 12, betw or colored wom ene who thore in private fa bly understands her business. y-third street, from 9 to 12 M. f FRENCH LADY, ing « loog experience and A STKAMSHOP OF MANCHESTER, SATY OF BALIUMORE Ory OF WASHINGIU! som OY? OF MANCHRTTER 4 wituation aa fore: .. Thuriday, Jamuary 18, 1884 For further particulars PRON LIVERPOOL. GLEY OF MANCBESTER, . Wodnenday,¥ebraary 14, 1868, Galoon $90, 965 and $66 A limited ‘number of vaker from hiladelytie end Liverpool, am 430 | From Liverpool..,..., ph their friends can obtam according to state roo third class parse tensive practice, where energy ond enterprise willfind am , Herals office, BY A RESPRCABLE bormaid and to do plain Hun no ovjertion to do general housework, Please call at 50 Sheri! etrost. ANTED—A HEAL HY AND KESPROTABLE YOUNG Woman, te wel nurse, who can bring good elt y immediately at 44 CHIE street, De o Parties wirhiog to vrtificates of of £1 mterling and upwards. Walnut sireet, Phil. ja, ac Ho, T Broad: young wowan, R LIVERPOOL FROM PHILADELPHIA.—THE NEW Jadelphia built steamship NORTH Wasbington Symines, Good city reference ‘aud splendid ¥ "AROLINA, 1,800 tona, Capt be ready toreceive freight at Second Wharf, above Vine t, on Wednesday, sistinet. ard sail on Saturday, tween 2 and 4)’, Eeotch woman, a clud lo wet purse, at ber owe house. App:y to Mra. Whithea, 104 East Fourteenth at ANTED—BY AN EXPE! few families work, cr would vote, oF apply at 60 LADY W SITES A & be taken from Pilacelphia to Liverpc provisions, at $25. or freight or par ARDEON & CO., 16 Eroué way, etreet, Philadelphia, ratte on agents for £1 and up- vo THOMAS RICI ‘ork, and 9 Walaut ICED DABSS MAK Vleane address ANTED.—A YOUN: in a Fresch or J the spake Frenee and G Wages no object. t, in tae basemen UR SOUTHAMPTON AND RAVRE. ‘States matl stermer UNION, K. Adama | w York for Havre, touching at Southampton to laud the malis and passengers, on Saturday, Feb. 10, ut 12 o'elock, from pier #7, North River, foot of Beach ANIED—A SITUATION, LY AN INTEC man on child: capable of taking « Price of Parsage—Firet € mn the voyage should be vent on | the day betore, marke “* below.”” te taken alter Thursday, Feb 6. For freight or passage ply ta MORTIMER LVI) Luggage not wants No ‘reight wil) - oo NURBE, BY A YOUNG # fresh brewat of mil A Apply at 14 Lerbronws TON, Agont, 64 Broad any port in Bog: RESPECTABLE ( a J ANTED- FOR y 26% of November t charge of ebildeeu very moderate coed wenoatress and ® sill be sbertly snnovuced France je leas by ships tior Mavee diregt fort then Ip ebipe calling at a» English port. Apply in Havre 4s ltalleas, to Doo ald Currie, UNARD, 4 Bowling Green. ‘The sailing of the succeeting steamers The raw of inw veriiver. Apply at 12) Dwan street, Brooklya, A WOMAN, AS GOOD PLAIN coon’ cr ‘or a email family, Nome need they ate competwat of their business, and Apply st 11 Le Roy place, Bleecker or in New York, t waeber and ire NITED STATES MAUL 1 Arpinwall aod Pano INDUSTRIOUS GIRL, a to Co general housework in city oF excellent war JANTED=BY A STEADY, Wages from 4 » wll at el Bowery, th at Vanams w prevent deten M ceived alter one o ANTED—A SMUAT y, OF would Dave priva’e bow ding uh ber Inst place. F 1 clipper ship SAMUEL snow lowling at per No. 27 reat bulk of her cargo en ii patch of thie Ine. and elegant firet ¢ Wii? ETS, Spicer, master TANTED—AT 176 of mentila makers the Femuel Willeta, j themae!ves of her supe- iling qualitirs, she being one of the sharpest sips | A eowlog and embre +mall capacity disengay genereliy useful ins redpectably CO, 86 Wall street. EW YORK AND CALIFURNIA SVRAMSSI? LINE, th vireet, between avemce B aud esory Tranait Comp. ihe splendid double-engine 2,000 tons burthen, 4, North river, at RENCH COOK, J Capt, Terper, will leave from pler No. for Yuuta Arenas, on Mi necting with the (UKTFS, ‘ ua Transit route, bi portation by brat HOLESTANT GIRL 20 DO GEN leretaods her be y spply et 4 Carlton PaNTED—HY A ee situation as porter le a Letter bage made up at the office, Letters 25 conte per hall ovnee. USIRALIA HIONLER LINE, CARRYIN ted States muil.—T GEORGES, Siater, 1 street, sear lobe, will sail positively ou or be fore Ist of March. The celebrated clipper ahip Ove . will sail on or before | by the unrivalled clipper ship before Iti Apell. and toe Night ®, the two shortert om record from this freight or passage apply to B RON, 116 Wall strect UBTRALIA~PIONFER LINE—CARRYING THE U A MAN OF GOUD CHARACTER AND BX ae ber Inst voy care Of age, ome the aul driving & wagon, Ap A YOUNG MAN ef ege, in a wit must be fear ling with Mime! generally usefa Wo ebarscter » VROM 18 TO 20 YEARA of respenstbility end tree hapose’s tomke tml references will be ip GhOWG ES, 1,200 tons, now Jy t Jersey Oty Post Oifice, prepaid. ed while on the pa as only a» lim,'ed | WY AVOUNG Man PROM OF Clothing boure able eompenent Can give the Lest of reverence. Mephatian Hote! 116 Wall street, New York E, AUBTRALIA.—THE SHIP TARTAR being full, consignees wiil please wend in ther bills A fow passengers ¢ @ ayplication ls ume PUR MELBO! F ; NG A THOROUGH low rates, If beemert wigege « bngiion d, at pler 14 Kast river, or to MALLLER & LOKM, 106 Wall street LORI JA—UNITED STATES | steammeh: p KNOX. tore would te SAVANNAH AND F pier No. 4 North river, ny signed on board to BAMURL L. through tickets lathe, 89. The 4 make himeglf peoerslly Sve given. Pieave address 7 York to Jackeonvilie, $41 AMIPD—A GOOD t a0 Bvengeiien) church ehotr at the meric ere of Morac Waters TWENTY UPFYUL LADORE 0 Long tend Apply at the Lowe lela? Se | weed for market 44 worn weed apply Pnowy, General Age J ANIED—A MAN OF TALENT, TO AS ng to devote bh Tete office of SPOPFOR MER, Seperate Trrowgh,tichets pd wave on Wednesday, Feb n perteanent from 0% to O10 per = (ope of ta PO SOUTHPRN TRAVECISRS —THE UNITED ATA TEX mai) siesmebip JAMESTOWN, Captain Mart teave pler 12 North ri aturdey aftermoun, Vel and Vetersbarg, wach ners going Cort ne of rat\ronde through Carol na, ‘ Feet Brovklye AN AMPIOLAS “e wiih bie pe fan seeriean and loreg PINK AMTS. writes a er baw + eth bit parte oot, Insaremee I 6 AND INTELLIGENT BOY, on yeare of age, for erteni«, rents emporio a Factions, MN. Bh —Desiers ebouls tem dollar eemyle tote fortars, barheepers, « mutters @nd O1VEN BY A “ret (or & ,ood Wventwe ie s bent, Orporatet compaey, Cork U1 0m) FVICK OF THE Caibe OF < TAME WELL bo wri to Temember that (hey com obtaim ciene ond vine forty. per wight, or 100 to ide. yer orn! Frentortead Willan etree’, GALE MOTEL LotGroue Temtertabte + weed, at Ge bev)