The New York Herald Newspaper, February 21, 1855, Page 5

* /NO. 51. NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21,1855. — 405 ‘two names have been’ pon, The billintrodacedto | Dissolution-The Partnership herctofore In this city, om y, February 20, Haxvan, wife | = ALM AT AUCTION, _______ SALES AT AUCTION, WANs. increase their number to seventeen was done at the soli- eitationof applicants of doubtful success. It will not be yeaed, as there is power im thoze nearest the throne defeat ‘wasted it. By dividing the fees between seven' leven, it would decrease the amount one- 4 master. it must rot be done. About one hundred d fifty are bound to be disappointed, and of avail will be the nowling of haifa dozan mon? The ist will not be complete for several days. ‘There is the wost unwearied strife for the three places ef Csnsl Auditor, Calbous beiug’a silver gray trom the start will be thrown overboard, Mt Sam'Pand the. sil. vers bada majority inthe executive session, together with the democrats, not another appointment would be | eorfrmed, after the non recommendation of Mr. Cal- oun. But md have not the power—the eighteen vous for Seward plainly show it. ¥ The bunkers, harcs, national democrats up here, understend that their organ, the National Democrat, o the city of New Yort, is about changing hands. The new proprietors, it is raid, will bring out the paper in a new style, witb new type and other improvements. This nection of the democracy, which is opposed to “fusion,” has very few papers in the State upon which they can ianplicitiy rely, and as a determination exists to oppose the present nations! nietration to the ead, it is said that the paper is amply provided with means for tuat arpone. @ services of Mr. Gideon J, Tucker have oe wee! one of its new editors. Aa this gentle. man bas slrea‘y given ample evidence of his hard democracy through the columns of the Argus, duri: the last twelve or eighteen months, he may be conside: 8a invulnerable against all attempts of the fusionsts in ‘the Custom Hou: Wanbington, The Case of Judge Loring. Boston, Feb. 20, 1855. A hearing of the petitioners for the removal of Judge Loring from office was held before the Committee of the Legislature this afternoon, It was contended by the eouncil for the petitioners, 8. Webb, Jun , Wendel Phill- Nips and C. M, Ellis, that it waa necessary, under the eonstitution, to allege misconduct in office as a cause Sor removal, but they only argued the general unfliness of Judge Loring for the office he held, saying public opinion and the interests of the commanity demanded his removal. His disregard of the rule of evidence in the Burns case, his manner of eonducting the trial, prejudging it, ana informing the claimants of his intended decision, before making it pub- Me, it was alleged, made him an unfit judge, and ® dislike in cominng in contact with him officially, ‘wae claimed as sufficient ground of removal, on the sen- timents of the most eminent jurists in the State, as ex- pressed in the convention of 1820, A great crowd of people attended the hearing who manifested coasiderable applause notwithstandiog all ‘the efforts made to prevent it. No one appeared for the remonsirant, and the further hearing was postponed for a week, Another Know Nothing Vic . Frevoni, Feb. 2 855. Four hundred Native American majority was given to- ay in the town of Pomfret for Camp, of Dunkirk, for Supervisor. The whole American ticket elected. Death of the Governor of Zanzibar. Provipence, Fed. 20, 1855. Advices have been received here from Zanzibar, an- mouncing the death of the Governor of that place, He ‘was the eldest son of the Governor of Muscat. Business ‘Was suspended for five days in consequence of his death. Destructive Fire at Geneva, Ohio. CLeVELAND, Feb 20, 1855. A destructive fire occurred at Geneva, Ohio, last night, consuming thestore of Messrs. Crowell, Wilcox & Co., together with the Post Office and its contents. Tne loss on is covered by insurance in the Hina Compscy, but the buildings were uninsured, Death of Wm. L. Crandall. ALBANY, Feb. 20, 1855. Wm. L, Crandall, of Syracuse, a well known friend of education, died in this city last night. A Mountain Borer Injured by Fire. x, Fed, 20, 1855, The mountain borer at Belvidere, owned by Charle Shelton, was injured by fire last night. Damages $2,500, 'The Ohio River. Baurivons, Feb. 20, 1855. Ths breaking up of the ice in the river at Wheeling did oonsid 19 damage to steamboats. The Adelia was wunk and other boats driven ashore. Markets. PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD. PurLaperputa, Feb. 20, 1855. ‘Ths money market in very easy—stocks dull, Reading, 38; Morris Canal, 1947 Long Island Railroad, 1734; Pennsylvania Railroad, Oe Pennsylvania State fives 87. lew ORLEANS, Feb, 20, 1895, The cotton murket is unchanged. The sales to-day ‘amount to 3,000 bales. Molasses is heavy at 19%. per gallon. Bazon—Sides, 7c. Sterling exchange is 7a 8 per cent premiu: ‘The Maine Law and the Sick.—If Men in health, in spite of all warnings, will be fool-hardy ‘enough to try thei constitutions and impertl their lives by éraking adulterated alcoholic compounds, give us at Yeast pure liquor for the sick. The Maine law provides ‘that such Baoee paalibe kegt for = use, eaeesist agents appointed for purpose. The quest en arises—where can the article be procured?’ There can ‘be no security that any of the brandies, gins, ported by the trade in the ordinary way, are sold either Wholesale or retail in their original condition. The arti- cle may be impure whea exported; for we know that fraudulent imitations of all the leading wines and liquors ‘of Europe, are sent by ship loads to this country; bat, supposing it to be genu'ne when it arrrives in port, every gape man is aware that i! undergoes a deleterious cha in its progress from the bonded warehouse to the hau of the retail purchaser. Charles Lam» the celebrated essayist, has given to the liquors of commerce the sig- midicant name of ‘‘wet damnation,” and although ession is strong one, it is not inappropriate. re, then, we repeat, are we to look for uipe and wholesome liquor for the sick, who require @ d.ifasive atimulant? For information on t jubject, we cap have no safer resort than the columns of the temperance press, and we have now before us editorial articles from several leading temperance journals, which appear to settle the queniion satisfactorily. They, one and all, sub- wcribe to the dicta of the medical profession, and the most distinguished chemists of our country, pronouncing « WOLFE’S Schiedam Aromatic Schuapps’’ the mont de- sirabie of a)l the forms of alcohol for medicinal purposes. ‘The tribune of the 7th instant makes this admission un- res:rvecly, and the Daily Times of yesterday, oe incipal editor is a warm advocate of the prohibitocy aor bill) describes the artich, as a “prime article of Holland gi prepared especially for me\ical uses, and to popular favor by certificates from the facuity in nearly all the large cities in the country.” Knowing, as we do, the efficacy of the schnapps as a stimulant and diuret'c, and believing it to be a very im- portant item in the materia medica, we taxe pleasure in ‘upon record these remarks of an influential advo- oate of the lec ope caus It cannot be denied that ‘the peculiar rafeguard with which the schnap; rounded from the time it leaves the proprieto: factory at Schieds m, to the period when it is delivered in bottled form to purchasers} here, renders it the moat reliable liquor in existen: unday Atlas. Lea & fPerrin’s Worcestershire Sauce.—The numerous imitations of this celebrated sauce renders it wecensary for the proprietors to ask purchasers to take the precaution of seeing that the words “Lea & Perrin’s Worcestershire sauce’’ printed on the labels and im. sed on the patent metallic eapsnles; aiso the words oa & Perrin’s”’ raised on the glass stoppers of every genuine bottle of the genuine sauce. All others repre- senting as prepared after the original recipe of Lea & Perrin’s, or their names omitted, or othersgeubstituted, are all spurious and intended to decsive. JOHN DUN- CAN & SONS, 405 Broadway, sole ageats in the United States for Messrs. Lea & Verrin’s Worcestershire Sauce, Ab, Str! Use my Onguent; it will Force the whiskers and moustache to grow strong ond thick in six weeks, and will not stein or injure the skin. $1 bot- tle, sent to any pert of the country. RB. G. Graham, 685 Broadway; Zeiber, 44 South Third street, Philadelphia; Briggs, 37 State street, All Hotloway’s Pills.—The Attention of the Pab- Mo in esllyd to the world wide reaown of this fine medi- cine, which is, without doubt, the most efficacious remedy in, ai] cases of derangementof the head, stomach, liver or bowels, Sold at the manufactories, No, 80 Mai- den Jane, New York, and No. 244 Strand, London, amd by ali druggiste, at 26 cents, 6255 comts, and $1 per pot. Hydro-Motorpathy is a Reliable and fafe treatment for broken down constitutions, debitity, kid- ney difficultes, and necturnsl weaknesses, For parti- teenlare, see DR. HALSTED, at the St. Nicholas, from 10 A.M. to3P. M, uatil@aturday, 24th inst. His work on Motorpathy, 25 cente. rs = Tootheche Cured in Five Minutes, by Dr. TOBIAS’ wonderful Venetian Lisimmt, or no pay; head ache in balf an hour, Sold by all druggists and store- kecpers. Depot, 60 Cortland street. 8, Colds, Asthma, Hoarscness, and ali sagen are Cure isomediately by us.ng Doctor Re See a oe rup 25, 50 cents and $1 abot te. Sold by RH, HARIMHORN, 162 Fultoa street, op- posite St. Paui’s Church. All Pain well be Cured the by ust Dr ROCK'S palm carer. It area rhea: ope ane itt ay Bony fa the lim! Maine, , “side or back; also ebil- feet, hat fo the -‘moach or bowels, 2 and 60 eonte a betile. Gold by R H. HARTS- 62 Fulton #-rect, oppostte St. | wal’s Church. ‘The Only Effvetwal Exterminator of Rats, eockroahes, &e., is Costar’s. Wholesale and retail de- Jet, O58 Broadnay. jone genn' Money afae Ne. Ol Cognac—The Hest Lm and the apiversally roe nti Papen be Dbrandics; camence Cg ae eg aud & Croix rans; oils of juniper, Tne gp theme eqeegey ane ae a hie ron saety | DR Le Maiden lane. ~~ — _~ Ste ok Recta tees oe ene, ee ea” See eee Semeely oF Dares, Now oe NOTICE.—GREAT SALE OF OM PAINT- | OHS L. VANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER —VANDE of jersey. ‘The business of the firmgwill be settiod at thoir place of Now Jersey papers please copy. business, 12 Parl FREEMAN DERBY, On Tuesday morning, February 20, Rowent Banas, oy ee GEORGE BARLOW, | aged 22 year Mo. 16.Wal New York, January Ist, 1855. | WILLIAM PAYNE. The frie ParrversmP —The wadersi, into partnership under the name ot ny, for the purpose of transuctiog a merchant tailoring, | late residence, No. 111 Third avenue, cloth importing a York, and in connection therewith ps willas heretofore, | injuries received by being run over by one of cara of YOUNG ENGLISH LADY OF RESPECTARLE con m to obtain « rituation |i ipge.—EDWARD SCHENCK will sell at auction on WATER & TURNER will sell at auction, on Thurs ay, Feb. 21, at 104 o’chook, at his salesrooms, | day, Februery 22, at 10s, lock, at tl | street, four casos of clegunt European paint. | Pine and 66 Cedar streot, ings, just arrived, aud nover before exhibited; also a few others, which ha een on exhibition a short time only, | ineluding landec: pastorals, flower )) interiors and other subjects worthy of attention, by some of the best artisty in Europe. Press paintings will positively be | fold to the highest bidder, Terma cash. al@sroom, nds and relatives of the fomily, od have this day entered | of Weldense Lodge No. 9 A. P. A., are ". Derby & Compa | tend the funera), this afternoon, at two 0’ from nia Y YOUNG MARRIED FREN(H WOMAN, at, is devirous to Sad 4 fine baby ction to live with the baby’s pa- so aldrews G. BD, wet gurse, Herald office, jobbing business, ia tho city of New | On Monday evening, February gl, in consequence of fo wet nurre: no chj rents, Pl business under the name of Bariow, Payne & | the Third Avenue Raihead, Simon SuLuivaN, aged 23 - 7 * ew ae pore _-- ——— neral merchants and commission agents, at No, | yeare, one month aud 2 days. : ee dae rice c LABOR AUD DERAMETOEY GAL5 Tim STOCK, FIxTowes avn | A * COMPANION FOK AN OLD LADY, —WANTED, A 4 Coleman Street, in the ity of Landoa, England. Each | His fusera! vill take place this afternoon, at balf-past ENCK will «il at auction on Thorsen, Feb. 22d. at oodwus of the fancy goods and” . , atore situated | fwent; ve” ron of ea OL between Beeaty and Bestar Ban conte eaten twenty thousand dollars to the | one o'clock, ine the qompenee eae uncle, vee his salesrooms, No, 16 wall street. at 103, o'closk, @ | at 166 Fighth avenue will be sold che .p hor h, under | be a Ce as age, of be ery family, good Ore Ce ns aeans © Pen ere) Menneer emir, benwene Hoste ASPEN ORE Desutiful assortment of plants in bloom, consisting of | foreclosure of 6. atook Is cow auc well 40 | uusicted with househeepine coe plate eocreeg a heey gtagy eer pa GEORGE Bantow, | quecied toattend, UY Teativers are respectfally re | double white camelias, red multiflora, red Shereool, stin a flourishing condition. Ap- | jitoral sulury will, be given Annee New York, January Ist, 1855. WILLIAM PAYNR.” On Tuescay morning, February 20, at two o'clock, of La pv grea pes ven mane “y neue heaps Los Bo po ng Mon itera eget Pk mow elegy apy A late firm of F. Derby & waa | consum) Ne, ee a ore iilnes#, BARBARA LOUNAN | 90° Tongifolia, azelia, eden faontniy snation, vio. SALE OF GENTEEL POUSEHOLD qualifications, =e 4 pean. » dissolved on the 31st day of December last, and the new | Wurrre, in the 4th year of her age. etoile parmia, and’ laspe assortment of other ptanen TarnitussecThis day, Wednesds” ,atlOK o'clock, , ners im of F. Derby & Company hereby give special notice | | The felativen and friends of the family are respectfully teat. bale pattie’ Pisces er tk Woeetes itch, nane hee to came - MHAEVEK Ph Toipeld cor eesstintiin th lad pike ee bactease, Marie ceteris, teed aes edilinne at ee hatoe eres contents of said house, by order of Dr. J, D. Holley, WONG MAN, WHO HAS A PERFKCT KNOWLEDGE paid on presentation at their p yasinoss, No, jock precisely, from the residence of her hus UCTON NOTICE.—SAMUEL 0: , AUCTION. or consisting in part of euperior r oune = § a jks koods business, wishes « Park place, deducting legal interest, trom date of pre ‘exander Whyts No, 160 Eleventh street, between ave: pap will ool ox ie pete ay “yp heath il Posse Sokeramts, to permed cote, marine beeen Htuetion tm either: ie wilting vo SA tee oe seatanicnt tosmetaaihys: 2 2. Danes SOOMPART.* | asad (Bet Temaing will be conveyed to Green- | <hig morning, at 10%; o'clock, a large and choice col’ | sed but a short time; two suite of rosewood parloe far Man ena ea or would be wil New Yorm, February 15, 1865. wood cemetery for interment. lection of household furaiture, consisting of several | itgre in French brocatelle; tapestry, threo ply an’ ia- | ing to lend the 00 good security. Anson’s,Daguerreoty pesLarge Size tor Fifty cents, colored and in a nice case, lined with velvet — rosewocd, oak aud mahogany bookcases, marble top and Can be seen for one weok at 42 Hudson street, Flain bureaus, we-drobes, extension tables, cottage ADVERTISEMENTS , RENEWED RVERY DAY. chamber suits, sofas, chairs, lounges, oil oa on- afp carpets; ried loo curtains and shades, oll aint. 4%, among which are two lanascapes by Plaher, one | —————— joan by Weims; gilt famed pier giar 4, mario top A PROTESTANT YOUN! mil WOMAN WISHES a StTUa- ize others make for 50 cents, preserver, twice thi ings, mirrors, &.; also, ri n ‘ * wood tare “wok tion an waite: or chambermeid {nm a respectable f equal in quality and size to those made else whore for $2. = —— ek. ca Oe Lea eee a ie ae ; Meenas cal) fon ji ; w= . etegere,’ C0! tanda, 4 ted ching can produce good city reverence. Please call for ‘ANSON'S, 589 Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel, NEW PUBLICATIONS. Saeegeeremaae vases, French’ waits ?ay clock, ball # snde, ollcioth, | two days at No, 4Miuyvesaut stroct, near Third avenue, ‘ : UCTION NOTICE.—SAMUEL OS@0OD, AWCTION- | stair and chamber s-pets, roseweotl and aahogany bed: | ~—~ = es lane pie ret Pocpogedipalonmens bacon Lear N PRESS i vouan se: gamers A cer, store 66 Nawaau atreat, wit tell, On Thursday, | steads, marble toy oureaus aud washatands, cling tollet N INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A re ase ede, Aparato yr tag tps POU ha Bi pan pecprceeed EO | Feb., at 1034 o'closk, on the premisos, by order ot | sets, glit framed ‘mirrors, pure hair gttresses, palli- situation ino Depet 280 le vs With a review of the Republics of South America, | t@ Street Commissioner, the whole of the frame and | ases, pillows, bedding, mabogany sofa, spring seat chairs, | maker: the advert . ad Mexico and of the Old World, together with the causes of | “Hck buildings on the junction of Third and Fourth ave- | arm chairs, tockers, twenty feet extension dining table | sewing. The beat of city re(ere Farewell to the storms; Spring ts coming, | ihr decline and failure, applied to tue prevent eras of | UGH Between Sixtu and Seventh streets. Turis ash; | French chiha teu aud cutee gets, ailver plated. thm and | call at 268 Blix nd now for still greater increaso of the steady tide of | the United States. By the Anserican Guard; 1, vol. 12 Memb, ita, °° removed previous \to, tHe Sibel} colts service, tou ant eosee “a F forks, spoons | for three days. rovs who interent ‘ , | Repecrs - wasne A No, 863 Broadway. tion of his work, canvass, challei ne bl Roasotsited, ‘ B Silks.We Will Open This Morning, Three | Fanny Fern. 400 pp., 1! Cloth. Prive, Sls, Ie | {Faiture, covered in rich cases of rich striped and plaid silks, which we will sell at | has been reserved a thin disti all winter long poured in upon ROOT, mo. This will be found a work of deep, @ renowned daguerrean and photographic artist, at nd ladies, 1 ai ry table cutlery, steel fire ee MIONEER- | and glase ware, avatiety of i —To pay advances made on comsignments—This | ¢ talogues ready on the morning of wale, B dnesday) morning, at 1044 o'clock, at auction room GEORGE COOK, Auctioneer, a good warher aud /rone: Broadway, corner of Duane street—Rose wood parlor office No, 176 Greenwich street, tion to the country. IL in brocatelle, mahogany | —————— —— Can be seen for two day ack walnut extension tavles, ORIGAGE SALF.—OAKLEY & WRIGHT, AUC: | room, second floor. dining kal n and will make its appeal to the heart of The unequalled beauty and perfec- | citizen, | E. WALKER, Publisher, No, 114 Fultom st. clally nis life size phot graphs on 4 Call and see them. HE MOST SUCCESSFUL AMERICAN BOOK—RUith HALL ; » domestic tale of the preseat ti situation fm a em A RESPECTARLE PROTESTANT WOMAN WISHES A Tai ar merican Act NOTICE.—-TUNIS MORRELL, AU nyuished agtnoreas te | 2 1B haircloth, oak and tt enamelled chamber furniture, bronze hall stand, boow: toners, will sell this day, at 10 o'clock a ents eee Maly GAT Weoads | a tno mace brillant sescess over abteioed PyekMue: | caser, bureaus and wathstands, macble tops, wart. | atthe store corner of Hudson avenue apd Tolivar ateoet, (RESPECTABLE YO! ne oe ee sa eat cites Cette Renee tere French bedsteads, ladies’ ’ workstands, 'chaira, | Phooklyn, a large and general assortment of groceries, {tuation ina private fa . cook, A ama pi sell eps deriving ne interest or popularity from | tte@-tetes, rockers, centre tables, &e., in all full stock. By order, WM. WARREN, Mortgages, washer and ironer, and understands sewing, Please calh Broken Banks=Present Value—Highth Ave- | conascticn with any of chose, vexed questions which agit 2 o'clock, superior planotortes, of rosewood, 7 and | — = pl nari bnithl ceaisSiemeionnns”. LO . ae ina. 3 ‘ . After which rich oj ora. D, rm —HOUS PURNI- " “ Washtenaw, 40; Lewis County, 25—at EVAN’S Clothing | any other American work of fiction whatever within the | 2:~—Just received, rich Japanese article of furniture, P Nassau atreet, two doors {rom Fulton, KC. KEMP out by the day—oue who can be ly reeom- warehouse, € “Time and Tide Walt for no Man,” and the | power of this remarkable wo-k. We have in our poa- consequence is that leave our city without th Seneca. Sener ways true to the hour in delivering the matchless shirts | caliy a work cf genius, many predicting for It the larg- he makes to measure. eat sale of any American Boake and davoiing whale every cription of ments, shirts, collars, cravats, tie, stocks, gloves, &c. , Gir Greoawich sereek” goruee of | ZUblished by MASON BROTHERS, No, 23 Park row, Chambers. Shirts made to order in the best manner, News Agents.—Abbe & Yates, Packers and forwarders of the daily and weekly Nxw Yon« Hxnaty, 0. U, A, 224 FEBRUARY, 1855.—1 and all other dailies published in the city, and ail weekly | 17 > Wo. OL ae at McLAUGHLIN’S All Wool Undershirts and Drawers, with | ‘jory few (not twelve in all) which deny {ts singular fas. ‘above, a very largo assortment of | Beaded. Please call at 4% Tweilth street, eeu First eal housebold furniture, consisting of rosewood parlor fur- | 484 Second avenues, fourth foor UETION NOTICE. —J, BOGALT, AUCTIONRER —BY RD Rr ag ris Agape pod a ate YOUNG GERMAN WOMAN WANTS 4 SITUATION . BOGART — ; “ee i § OMAN ART.—Thuraday, 224 inst, at 1034 o'clock, | curteins, ail paDtings, mahogany note and chalea, mare a rrivate family. Gond ity reference give a eet. same period. This extraordinary fact is, of itself, aban- Boxing, matting, | Will sell at auction dant evidence of the absorbing interest and graphic traveller is compelled to | session sevors! hundred reviewa of Ruth Hall, which icles he has ordered of un. | juave already appeared in th» principal newspapers and 'N, No. 1 Astor House, is al- | periodicals, ‘early all of those pronounce it emphati- the auction rooms corner of Frankfort and William | {le top centre and pier tables, library and secretary book- | {20% her last pl to Hi cases, china, glass, 7 1 furniture, consisting of a large aud mt of parlor, bedroom anil kitchen fur- oilcloth, carpets, crockery and glass- ‘and crockery ware; dining room far. RESPECTABLE MARKIED WOMAN, WITH A “ be bl ae papel cnc a wa A fresh breast of milk, winhor & baby to wet purse at ware, &o , ‘Ke, rtment ot househotd farntbare) | Ser orH Neuse, where i) wll be particulary eared for. o } " i hy of the attention of the trade and | lease call at 171 Twenty second street UCTION NOTICK,—CROGKERY, GLASS AND CHINA, | Wich is well worthy and Second avenues, second floor, front. Can be seen for 8 BARTLETT, Auctioneer, will sell on Wed. | ouseheeners. Catalogues on the morning of sale. | two q : : eatiehe tO __. | Rexday, February 21, at 10 o'clock, at 281 Pearl stroet, \HFRIFF’S SALE.—A, M. CRISTALAR, AUCTIONEE: - - —- - NS BIRTHDAY. late ney bing cast, Rockingham and > Diy virtue of an execution, 1 will expose forsale fey tc grag Me SPs" ‘ibe gin, or » , thi 2 4 0% faney goods, ke. Ia lotr to suit purchasers, Sale pe: | Brocklys, Kings county the shock nnd Axtonee of 6 best fina, Bef pri aglebmer al Mla Wrmimias fy nsmt al hoe store, consisting of » fine assor=ment uf ladies’ | (Duuire At bheir present employer's, maty~ ee niture, 40 piec columas to ita eulogism, while we have yet seen but @ cotton, merino and silk undergar- | cination. Ruth Hall is for sale by booksellers gene: ‘WASHIN member: f Wayne Chapter No. 520.U. A. | Femptory; catalogues now ready. popers published in the Union, together with magazines, | are requested to meet at thelr rooms, coracr of Grove : a ~arepereny tlemen's boots and shoes, &o., & {asd stares, fee twe days. standard works, and cheap publications. If you desird | and Hudson streets, on Thursday, the 224 February, UGFION NOTICE. -THOS. BELL, AUCTIONEER, | **" Statement ENGLEDRIO' corTT, Shox 8 HOUSEKEEPER A PERSON OF STRICT FIDE punctuality and eae tend your orders to 1855, at nine o'clock, A.M, in full regalia, for the pur ee, Lancy Th say, at is 44 o'clock, In the Axrncr O’Buren, Deputy Sheriff, ‘ 4 I rectitude, who lived six years in one ABBE & YATES, 22 Bockman street, jore of joining with the Honorable Chaneery, Stato of | one etaed eitunnture, clothing, dry goods, | The above sale is postponed Mniil the 24 of March. ap mrapt petting Z ait allan ioe Last Week.—The Books of the Cosmovolitan | w; ‘bincton, The American Continental Guard, Captalg w York, in celebrating the birth day of the immortat and numerous pledged artic'es, watches, jewelry, &o, where she gave the highest satistaction to her si #alao good city references. This per- tt nn — | | BERIFF’S SALE.—BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF a one Art and Literary Association will close in this city om thé | D. H. Joaea, have accented thé invitation to act as our SSIGNEE'S SALR.—INE STOCK OF LACES, EM- execution to me directed and delivered, { will expone 1 found en, secuietiieg Se Say cee a Be Sith inst. Subscribers to the Knickerbocker, of any of | escort. Brothers in good standing are invited to jo.n with broideries, and white goods remaining in the store | fop gale, at the vestibule of the City Hall, tn the city of care of Mrs, Hali, Broskiyn Post Omics. the other three dollar magazinos, receive a certificate of | uy, By order of Lk Wis A COHEN Sachem, Broadway, will be sold at auction, to close the busi- | New York, on the 7th day of March, 1458, at 12 o'clock * ” membership, entitling them to a'share in the first distri- H. F. DODEW, ©, of the C. news, on Friday, February 23, at 10 o'clock, by order of | gt noon, ail the right, title and. interest of the Latting bution of works of art, to tako re at Sandusky, Ohio, F, Spier, Chairman Committee of Arrangements. the Assignee. WM. A FOSTER, 780 Broadway, Observatory Association, which they had on the 7th day cn the 26th inst., sure. Subsoriptions received at No.3 | 7 —_——____7_____ cen = Ty ap | of October, 1864, or at any time thereafter, of, in and to | Aj 2 is competent to take the whale charge of stor House, and at the Knickerbocker office, No. 348 MERICAN CHAPTER, NO. 6, 0, U. A.—THE MEM- SSIGNEE’S SALE OF FURNITURE.—THIS DAY, AT | Of Ochinen, tvs o yl, 1 Tatant eo'to wale an bm vibesay- ade OF aR okt. Broadeay, up stairs bers are requested to meet at their room, corner 103g o'clock, the balance of stoek contained in the | ata rent of $1,100, one thourand one huudred per an infantor ai ly lady ‘ Carpets trom Auetion at a Wonderful Re= | jn duction in prices, at HIRAM ANDERSON’S, 99 Bowery. Cermey 000 yards velvet tapestry carpets at 8s., 9°, pe" ing; is well recommended, Apply at No. & of Broadway and Lispenard street, on Thursday morn- | warercoms of A. C. Humbert, late Humbert & Kenny, , ‘The following is the described pro- | nda sewing ine 24, at 8 o'elock A.M. Members of the crder | 12and.174 Fulton street, Brooklyn, including one ru Pera wits eall that lot, ploce be’ parcel of ground | waion Court, University place, are invited to join with ua in recieving the order from | perb suit of parlor furniture, in rosewood, of thirteen Selden. im Ue ely Gf New York, doo eo) = the State of New Jersey, at the foot of ‘Cortlandt street, pisces, upholstered in rich figured velvet; some excel Mtuate, lying and being, in, the elty of New York, de PROTESTANT SEAMSTRESS WANTED—ONE WELL. 4 wa, viz, —Beginuing on the northerly side ommended can apply at Clinton at and 10s,; 80,000 yards beantiful three-ply and ingrain | to be escorted in line by the American Guards, Captain | lent rosewood and mahogany parior furniture in bair . y > ‘ : lucie ree ply venue, Hrook carpet ats, 4s), a, 6s.,and 7s. peryerd. Miler, N B—Members will receive their ticke's at the | cloth: dining room suite in plush; enamelled chamber | ff, Forty-second street, Watant two hundred aud Uhirty~ yn of Frederick Grifting, hay, between Myrtle’ and De Chapter rooms on Wednesday evening, the 2lst instant, | furniture, &c, Catalogues at the sale. ¢, running thence easterly | Sal svenves. i a = Marriea, < By erder of Committee of aoe ree LORIN INGERSOLL, } Assignees, twenty ei feet, thence north: SITUATION WANTAD-BY A TABLE On Tuesday, February 20, by the Rev. Dr. Lewi aOR waar JOEL W. MASON, f° 5 Jol with the Sixth avenua, one hun- young woman, in» private tmliy, ss drempmaie FREDERICK A. BLoseOM Se ae dentene’ Oy the late {LOTHING, CLOTHING.-A. M. CRISTALAR WILL SELL hi ole pe eiaed asd seametrenn; unde: nende eating and fi nays of : prec r {ope ty-seoond ant c children’s dreases, te ee you: r Brooklyn, ROTHERS— this morning, 21st ins, af 220 Canal at & beau ‘erly and parallel with Forty-second | “sabe herself useful, Kas no objection (> @ shevt@istanee York cits Pougeheepste papers please copy. or In Brooklyn, oa Monday, February 19, by the Rev, ©, | _JHN Moxtoowmr, R, 8. Hag,j whe C, Pise, Friepricn Wink. KRurcex, Ea English and Bremen they eG ase belay HORGIANA FRLTCS, jaughter of Peter Gassner, Esq., all of this city. % 4 partaro Sepena che? essen Sense | Paty of your charter fiat, OS" OM tae chant,"of Poughkeepsie, to Miss ANN Lankix, of New Brothers of the order whose Loiges do not turn out | Ei Hay . ; , February 20, at Calvary church, by Rev, A P. Ae—JACKSON LODGE NO. 5. e You are hereby notified to assemble at your | ful and well assorted stock of ready mi jee rooms, in full regalia, on Thursday, the 22d inat., | piece goods, consisttr Cress and overcoats; ca yaix fet, thenca southerly and parallel | in the country, The best W Sixt) avenue ene hundred feet and Ove inches, to | Con be seen for two seid noriberly elle of Forty-second street, the point or | Ninth and T place of beginning. And also all those three lota, pieces | ee ee SITUATION WANTED—HY A RESPECTABLE WO- DAVID BR. Dao, of bambermald, washer, and ironer, aed is & < HO, | Porcy third street, distant two bundred and eight feet ‘sit raise cook, Com be recommended from @rat clase tasterly from the southeasterly corner of Forty third | families, lense call at 23 I'rines street, first floor, back city reference can be given. at 66 Fourth avenue, betweea frock, sack, imere, doeskin and cloth pants: cloth vests; fine French and cassimeres, doerking, &. ‘ne | Cy arcels of ground which, taken together, aro described A. Gi are reapectiully invited to unite with A. McDONALD, kaon 1 By ‘n-the best style and m ner, | ig follows, viz.—Boginning on the southerly side of + | for theretail trade only. By ord iq-, to Horrense —NOTIC! oly LAR, AUC. | street and Sixth avenue, running thence easterly along | room. Can he wen for two days. nie Haxnier, second dau chter of Lion Guilleaume, Esq. A Ii cae Ne ar tyre arvaiean oto boy eave | oT ene will eal 24 Allen stre 5 by Virtuo of | the waid lea ge sige of eel my serenty ght hee A. WELL EDUCATED GERMAN LADY, WHO IS A ROVER Benes ONT al in en meat Laoag nag Seve ge Piet ager cl ae! rag lee Ra nae ca ya oe 2 Rags Parag ne er yy heer peepee iy pe aig ye first rate dress and ahirt embroiderer of avery de- street and the Bowery, on Thursday, inst, at oune, Ww rroom fixtures, &ec., , ’ a -agcond and eri pti in dent of obtaink ituation io some Crise a Ma By ontet or A ’ Bt 10 o'clock, By order of JAMES NESBITE, Com table” | the block, and equidistant vetwren Forty-second and | seri ptioy poate ose aleg 9 siveas some Wiea, . On Saturday, February 17, at his residence, in Rah way, Forty-third streets, thence westerly oo the said centre | respe GEORGE RAMSEY, W. M. Seo" hen Jatt, Wasa bemson Ib. yr porto ONSTABLE SSALE-A. M_ ORIST, AUOTIONE! line seynty eight feet, thence northerly to waid noutherly | good home, Would prefer leaving the city, Apply at On Sun ay morning Pebraaty i8, ise Sanam A. Bown. fe oe er eee Bee CE ete Will well on Thursday, 284 inet i Soper, #8 | ae, Se Tee eeavaa hate ok vegeolae ais: foe (mere 2 ore fis wife of Joseph C. Hove, aged 40 ysare. NELEPRATION OF THE ONE HUNDRED AND TWEN. | the corner of Sixth avenue and Waverley place, north | inches, to the point or place of begizning, Also, the | — 0 a Her relatives and friends, also the order of I. 0. of R. ty-third anniversary of the birth-day of General | wert corner, the stock of grocerion, wi ‘and liquors Fi Ah 6h the niange Teuiinnene th ight aaa | A tion in a private family ae clambermald, or sould Washington tent No. 1, and the Order generaily, are | George Washington, Fe most respectfully invited to attend hi late residence, No. 19% Sixth aver at one o'clock, without furtber notice. third apniversary of the birth-day of At Hudson, New York, on Saturday morning, Februs- | Washington, the Father of hia Country, ry 17, of dropay of the ‘brain, Eprra Maxxens, dave ter of ‘ian G. and Go} city, aged 13 months. and other public buildings, and at sunrise the Voteran | sale, Prompt returns made. On Monday, February 19, Cuanorre L., daughter of | Corps of Artillery will dre a natiozal salute on the | i John 8. and Elenor Magnes. Batter: The friends of the family are respectfully invited to ‘At Te o'clock, noon, the Veteran Corps will be re- LIN & NICHOLS, office attens the funeral, this afteraogn, at two o'clock, from | viewed by the Common Connell at the city Hall, atter | fu No, 203 Allen street. Her remains will be taken to Greeu- | which they will be addressed by General Lo#lie Coombs, | inform their wood. At her residence, Brooklyn, on Sunday, February 18, of consumption, Mra. | procession of the Orler of United Americana and the | housekeeping in the spring. Susaxnan B. Wincmmsten, wife of Jonas Winchester, | military, in front of the City Hall, and « salute of oer late of California, aged 43 years. thirty.one guna will be fired in honor of tue day. ary 29, 1865.—The Joint 3 contained in raid store, with lease of same. faneral, from her | cial Committee of the Common Council invite their , this afternoon, | low-citizens to join in the one hundred in the top of raid obser large quantity of | co ae i - tae ga moe aan ae Hes ~~ - var = barroom and salooi lower part of the | best of city reference. pply at O45 #ixth avenue, be- L148 COMBS, REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AUC- chearvatory. JOHN ORSKR, Sheri,” tween Thirty second and Thirty third streets fur threa tioncer, 244 Grand street.—Sales of stocks, ships, THOR, CARLIN, Depaty Sheriff ond real estate, attended at tue Merchanys’ Exchange. Dated January 20, 1865 ’ it | the following programme of arrangements:— Furpiture and’ merchandise at residences and stores, | z _ sh rnelia H. B. Richards, of The nations! standard wil) be raised on the City Hal He uses rentec and property of all kinds sold at private y 8 MELLOR, AUCTIONEER BY HOUGHTON # W MELLOR.—To morrow, at 1044 o'clock, sles room, 11% Nassau 4 iron, oF to do general house No objection to goimg imto th + required. Viease call at 3 front room, between First and aye UGENE B. FRANKLIN, AUCTIONEER—BY FRAN : Nassas strott- Spring Toiture auction sales—Tue subscribers hug jes ve to ; S58 eaves pds and tho pablic, chat thay will g.ve aECISTHS bo danese tat ta meaner of ere their personal attention to ‘urnitere rales a an, | sale, whee ar be Inspects. We invite the tom ok fn Gates avenue, above Baiford, At 12% P.M. the Common Couneil will review the | at the rerivences of familics that intend beeakieg up | trade, country merciants and others, to thia really « gant swe of évery article of elegance and richners in t housefurnishing I ne. ral rosewood French piate ¢oors, at styles ros wood t of obhoog disposition, as chambermald 8 produce goot city reference, Flenee ap- eoue, commer ot Righternth street, top F% SALE—BY WM, B. JONES, AUCTIONEER, AT The friends ef the family are invited to attend the fa- | Inthe even'ng a transparency of Washington will be the Vestibule of the City Hall, New York, Feb. 24, | [Trne® Plats Coors, taieee wt atorial KeSIFCTAULE MARRIED WOMAN. WITH A neral, this'afterzoon, ut two o'clock, from St. Lulco’a | iiuwinated, and there will bea xrand display of rockets, | at 10 o'clock A. My, a certain bon and mortgage, male | proved patents; extension Cining tables in osk, mahoga breast of milk, would likew situation a4 wet cherch, Clinton avenue, near Fulton, without further | under the superintendence of the committes, iy Vinase in aire at No. {nvitation. Her remaina will be taken to Green woot, San Francisco and On Tuesday, February 20, of consumption, at his lato | Coiorw rai by David King to Joho Buxton, Jr., with interest due therecn, Also, & certain personal mortgage, mado by John Boxton, Jr. to Benjamin Andrews on premises No, nd 147 Fulton street, Also, a certificate of twenty ny, rosewood and walput, ork library ano dining room fur- | niture, in suits to mateh’, richly covered rovewoo! ceatre tables, mahogany and walout do, Elirahethian style | hail stand, do. chairs; rorewood cad mahogany book. | ‘The proprietors of Lotels and masters of shipping in | Nevada county papets pleare copy. | port are respectfully requested to have the national | dat mast head during tie day. 7 Hester N EXPERIENCED ©OOK WIRE A #ITUATION, mirrors, ta reh fri residence, No. 139 Sixth avenue, WittiaM Cave, carver, ALDERMEN, NO NCIEMEN. | # of the stock of the Suffolk Bank, New York, a a aaratavinn, ‘Whee with bata ened, “ve either in abotel oF boar : ay native of Dublin, Ireland ; Peter P, Voorhis, Fransis M. Curry, b« whe ansonceeee—ttes |: Seeuah ahiee there t daenes) sl-gent’ corveliog koglah and Amery: His friends and relatives are reapectfully requested to | Chairman, Chairman, ENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER—BY H. Hl. [ mabogony and walnut chamber furniture en suite to Hhe is fully attend the funeral, to morrow afternoon, at one o'clock, | Henry R. Hoffmire, Jacob 8. Moore, | & CO.—Thursday, February 25, and Friday, 22), | match, with marble reversal enameled chamber tehe ficm the above address. Niseare Eogine Company is re George W. Varian, T. Cooper, | at 1034 o'clock, at the salesrcom, 10 Naxsan strest, | puiter: landecape, painted very rich, together wich an Com be seen for twe spectfully invited. Charles Fox ‘Thom: Ridden, | Signor G. B Pandolfiai’s large sale of about 100 cases | endless variety of medium clase furniture, vic —tete a | beth stvest, between Pri Dublin papers please copy. 2 Cummings Hi, Tucker, J.C. Wandelt, | superd marble goods, just received from Italy, consist- | tete sofas, easy, rocking an spring reat parlor betray | m 0% Tuesday, February 20, Mr. Patnick Reitty, in the Joint Kpecial Committee of the Common Council on | ing of large and beauticul Etruscan Hebe, Roman, acd | poibic and plait French bedatew!s “attomana | ‘ ee 42d year of hit | the Celebration of Washington’s lifrth dey, February 22, | other new stylen of vaxes In basso .relievo: also u large | furecos ke. Alio. au invoe of lines | LEOPROTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION TO His friends acquaintantances, and those of 1855. | assortment of smaller description, and a large aseort- | . <4 4 ~ tc general boorework in & email private family. father-in-law, thew Gaffne; to Calvary cemetery On Tuesday. Febr short but severe {line tick 7, Patriel respectfully {nvited aft: rpoon, at one o'clook, from his late residence, No. | appear ax the Armory, on Thursday morning, “224 Inst., 278 Fast Thirteenth street. His remaice will be taken | at 8 o'clock, in full uvitorm, with overcoats for escort bney, and brotuers-in law, M - alligan and Henry Powers, are | ¥ INDSEY BLL te attend the funeral, to-morrow v mentof faney marble ornaments, also an luvolce of beautiful alabaster groups, Venus of Canova, Dancing Girls, Cleopatra, Susapnsh, Hebe of Canova, Hercules, Venusin a shell, busts, &c.: also « large lot of fresh goon received from Vertis, consisting of rocorco cabinets, boxes, looking glasses, cabinets, illuminated hit elocka, ormolu clocks, broares, | being the Good city re « call ot 45 Perry street, nthe rear. Can de seen for twodaya, HIGHLY PYSPROTADLE YOUNG WOMAN DH lon, in city of country, for general od plain cook, mak bread, snd sanescelient washer and rower, wow! as leundresa | if regetred. Car refer to her last place, where she served and glaeaws locks, &e several ch ARMORY, 351 BROOME STREET members of this corps are hereby ordered to for interment. dut EDGAR A. ROBERTS, Captain. y 20, Hinam Ravunone, after a |” Wrissam Hustin, Orderly sergeant. His friends and those of hia family, are requested to | 7\yOTICE—TO THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF bs t : th Woxen irom 08 vy 06 yer month, Please epply attend the funeral, from his lave residence, Darcy Hove, | New York Lodge No. 3, A. P, A., to be punctual fale withent reserve, a9 18 ery Jersey City, to morrow afternoon, at two o'clock, with- ip attendance at their lodge room, 179 Wooster street, ae out fur her invitation, @n Monday, February 19, of inflammation of the lungs, Mary Axw Mantua, lees, aged 2 years and 20 days. Her remains will be taken to Greenwood to-day. Fu- neral service at the church of the Holy Innozents, corner . Chapter.’’—Ironside» Chapter No. 47,0. U. Ao— of Thirty sixth strect and Sixth avenue, | On Monday afternoon, February 19, Frepxmck, son of | Charles and Catharine D. Vinteo, aged 18 months. | at 9o'clocs A.M, to unite with the Order in t ‘The friends of the family are requeste! to attend the funeral, this afternoon, at three o’clo x, from No. 71 | Cheptere co not turn out, are reapectfally invited to (Convention Hail) at 7 o'clock, A. M., to join with the procession in the celebration of beg Birthday. THOS, MINNIS, Rec, See. u other parts of the world, prepared b; M braith, being the finest coll t N AMFRICAN GIRL, WISHES A SITUATION At AL chamvermeit; is mgood plate cower, and ia ac ‘pei to both public and private houses, Can be een for Swo dey et 140 Poutth avenue, near Fourteen tia |, front roum, wp stadra, youngest daughter of John Green: of five houses for aale aad to let. Aucen on conaigoments U. A— “OLD IRONSIDE?.”—° THE BANNER and mounted on sprige -ail ~ ntial manner. Sale without JM. WITTERS, AUCTION REM. —ACSIGNEE 4 AALE } of the stock and fixtures of » gentiom» ay | COMPETENT YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SiTU- tb, at A frat rate plain cook, a@ exoel- hirte, Fowsed all uther goods ‘usually rade aud others. By Brothers—You are herevy notified to assembl Chapter Rooms, in full regalia, on Thursday, 224 inst., | monies of the day. N, B.—-Brothers of the Order ; o'clock each evening, at our galleri Reade street. | mite with us on the above occasion, By order of the eer en eee ee for two dn On Monday, February 19, Evarmwe Braras, aged 2 | Committee of Arrangements, ‘ me sd ts Bie so aarp pc ha het ea order of RICU'D GREEN, Asrignee for two days ihe years, 2 months and 25 days, P j WM. P, WEISS, Chairman | poceived ULAIMNEE oad tos: bent aaah ta thee been mee oo ay SEAMOTRERS WANT) D—PERVRCILY COMPETENT, igcenin at che es boa rn fra Drs che MAN, Secretary try. Among the artiste will be ‘ound the uames of Van- ee tan ¢ Uy the weak: City reference required. Apply be- father, No, 65 Jackson wtreet, at one o’elock this after- O and 11 o’¢leck 126 Fitth avenue, 8. Roza, Zucebarelll, Morghens, WIDOW LADY WIeHES 70 FIND A PE &, Pocchi, Pousa: A, OONTINENTA! CHAPTER, NO, 12,—Me nose. sted to assemble (in regalia) ot 1) iignet,: is Me I ve years of NTUATION WANTED—HY A RUMPROTARLE ‘On Monday, Febr 9, We. R. Jacesos f 327 Sheietar, § - aito, Corregio, Carlo Dolei, Saseo Ferrato, reverai of tae | fave him in thelr family for comp ism very intelii- Baten ogy ef Rg ny? Br ig al aac witbecogce yb emcee Pome | Florentine sebool, Cerravag'o, Guido, Reni, Permogiano, | gent child. Viease address Mra. Cilfiord, roadway Post Funeral this day ( his inte residémce, No. 15 St. John’s lane. His frienia | are invited to attend. | On Monday, February 10, after | ness, the infant daughter of Cap | moutba, The friends of the fomtiy are reapectfally invited to ral, from the attend the f 6 Veranda em afternoon, at two o'clock. quested to be punctn Suddenly, on Mon’ P. Veronese, Gheraldi, and other very valuable paintings, Also, « large invoice of very fine paintiogs on copper and glare, just received from Varia, together with about 100 modern of! paintings of high orler, This sale it worthy the attention of amateurs ond others, ay it ix seliom wo | have 40 fine a collection to offer, Can be seen two dayne __| before the nxle, a» above. bers of the above Ricner chee ENKY H. LEADS, AUCTIONEER —BY H. H. in thelrattendance at th» rooms | Ay i tuleeeaalinn «at 1034 o'elons, | of the chapter, corner Christopher and Hudson »treeta aesignees, an assortment of very fine boye’ clown ng, Mice, for three days fednesday) at twelve o'clock, from | ° nea Please TY THE GENTLEMAN WHO FOUND A GOLD pRace. “*venieenth treet Con Ve sen for two days, jet on yenterdey, the Ihth, in Fulton avenue, be YOUNG WOMAN WISTE® TO GO WITHA ke fn the same to A pecta ie family about lew for Caiitornia: us Bde the care of children, ned would mabe’ borscil Hy weefol. Aduresa No. 4 Washington equare —MR. THOMAS LIMON, A GARDENER, WIL" WEEVECTARLE PROVERTANT YOUNG WOMAN something to itis atvantage by calling at 156 ote de chamberwork and cee'ng; ane, New York, of 4 Kemarn wireet, Brooklyn, atin washing and lrowing. Hes delay, It \# supposed join with ua Mignot, Carracet, Simomfsi, Mehool, Vernet, Andres. Del | would like to adept a boy | | } jar Guard.’ Copt. Henderson, | ort. JB. b | hort bat severe jil- a MN, Croft, aged 6 (A Lawrence streets, will street, Broomlyn, he aly ke of Mi twern Jay tary escort. Gitmxr B. Woon, © of the ©. seceive the residence of her father, No. | oO ‘outh Brooklya, this * Henry street, vary 19, M ry over without Burwert Bexxer, widow of the late Alexander Beunet, aged | on ‘eday, the 22d inet, at Bo'cleck A.M in full | contig f - ptr! Moo ~—a~ cn long Talend Ing for too re 49 year and 3 months a san | Tifalla, Im order, to celebrite the Birthday” of heim tae aslOIMMMOGTOTON UE Cotte ioe oat inane | TREO AL, ARBEMLATIVER OP GROROND. ALLEN Weceter steert, te the rear bi ? alte lente and seq neea 0} os family apt alse. mortal Wasi _— Bae vp taeda tol to | clothing, made of the most faxnionable prtterns, aud | b> "AMINA nen Gipouh fl: ie: neve, ond cat RESPECTABLE YOUNG SCOTCH WOMAN, (4 PO ¢ Bandy Hook pilots, ally invited to atvemd | pareding on that day, are invited t0 | suitable for boys of every age BEF ate ee | : ‘ ; the funeral, from the her son @ ine unite with Columbia chapter on the occasion. Hy order | [ty tn 4 agers art te to ef om Fenmsyivania, cam heer something d testane ) of gees sbarasten inhee » ritmation aa eiaseotie, aimed fer artes vr | Ser cent —— | tome ® shim in | DOr MAN LS FARLArA, entra srwe, aircon ns ce torte plone Psas ass sgn Wotiay Seabice aey: Resomae Gnoekes U, A. CELEBRATION OF WASHINGTON | thie city. bout reserve, - et . drove, No. 491 %4 Gi pig aan Bi ny eee gn io ti ee Semen | O dey —Koute of Procession —The line wil! a Peter PBE LADY WHO ENCLOMRD #1, ON BaTORDAY | Arcee net = baled The friends of the family, anh those of me brother, bast Broadway, under direction of Capt. J.C. Helms, | WIIAON, a “nop ve apc REDAY Mi — Just, 10 De, Dupones, a: the Broadway Fost Onion, A xk To NG GERMAN GIKL, WANTS A MTCATION Robert, aad brother-in-law, Or, KE. Gray, are respectfully ; Grand Marebal, proceed through Grand street, Bowery, o'elock, the han se tol for a box of hie golden piily, will please write agum, as © an American family, Ie sequalmtet with oll invited to atiend the funeral, to morsow s{tereocn, oh | Chatham street, nceves the Park, (where it will bo eo” | furniture cuatained im the large four story house No. she weplectad to give the street wliere to sand them Cinie of housework. Best of reference given. Please two o'clock, from her late residence, No 149 Sacom! phi od "7 selon cat teenie on ee yom 1) i= pert eran riety’ sees seep 4 pone. ABE PENCON WHO TOOK THK SHAWL INA Mie | a= me . Funeral servi 2 ’ roadwn. au r jon Park to the Academ " e richly carved rose woe . OOK THE L ‘ — teat” cuareh covtier of Evoswme su Oseuty dante Cah a of Mnsie, in Fourteenth treet. Hon, Thomas R. Whi tA \ em, Cont $500, with rich carved legs, made fase, «@ the Uh of Febrwary, ot Me. Bacto e PETECTAMLY YOUNG Woman WII ATU’ On ‘Tuesday, February 20, of ehrenie diarrhes, Jouw | ney, Past Noble Arch Grand Sachem of tye Urder, will ruperior made rorewoo! parlor uites, im | betel, corner of Twenty reventh etrew! and hind ee, te & email private family, to do gemeral houre Curyron, 9ged'28 years.’ 4 deliver the anuusl oration. 1 | satin: rosewood centre and aide tables, large mitra, | Gowanus, will please revura it, a4 toe pores is known, | woth: ie om enecliant warhorand iconer, ant 0 goed com His faneral will take place to morrow morning, at nine W. W. OSBORN, Chairman, 278 Grant street. | Urocatelle and Ines eurtaius, rich rosewoot etagers, with | amd it wilt « able. be willing to make bereelf gecerslly wsebul testo o'clock, from the residence of his broth: No, 660 Greenwich street. The friends of hit brother Veter, Matbew and Richard Olintow, are respectfully ia vited to attend. —- - Oly velerence V. V.—THE PARCEL, WHI WAS PREPARED | at 6b Kallve for you on Monday will be delivered (hie even - - i ing, (Wednesday ) at ehout reves o'clock KEPECTANLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A tT vem Call for three days, if mot eageget, reat na, | Jon. C. Hose, \ mirror back#: otfomans, reception and arm chairs, costly ~- Tg be smelly 9 <n jStcrotarien, } tapestry, velvet and nigra carpaia oil paintings, rose: Vv AY cat et Ai ——- | wid and mabogany bedsteads, Dareuus und wesbsteods ° | G. A-—PAUILING CHAPTER, NO. 10 0, U. A— | to mateh, bolt mattronsen, beds, bolsters and pill On Tuessay, Febraary 20, after a short itlness, Jauna ‘© 1b¢ members are requested to weet at Kuicker- | sheets, pillowcarer silk nd other bed spreads, chine — wth e (amily to Coliforms The beet R., infant child of Ie and Catharine M. Travi » bocker Hall, om the 22d of Febraary, at 84 o'clock, nner and ten sets, silver tes corvies, casters, PRY GOODE, a0. ven 1 month and 14 days. to participate im the celebration of the 1234 anniversary | ladles, forks, crockery, cat gias were, | —~ ~~. — | Diack at extepeios | T. PPEWART & CO, WILL OFTEN ON MONDAY. The relatives and frieuda of the fanaily are renpoctfally | of the bat invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of . parents, No. 17 Troy stecet, at three o'clock this after | Pass. De Laworen, C. of the C. Dera. Wor deuaem ofes $6 poses oud. 9 Senten, Nope ta tee ow , ears mon| ja the Kingdom of Hanovee, Meet t 47 of the inmorial Waaningtve. 3, Sachem. JOUN H. ROG and cottage | ary 1Y, an clegant ascortaent of spring wed oa, imported expressly for thet retell Ord Heads etreets chairs, sofas, clocks, wor! U. A.—THE MEMBERS OF PUTNAM CHAPTER NO. requerted to meet at their Chapter of February, for the purpose of OSV HEOEMAN © Feb. 224, at 10% oe! As etreet, South Brookly 0018, WET Goo cmeAt , Amt Baverstadt. len tid Fosewood 7 vetavo wens, goods of all | d acquaintances are respectfully invited | perticipeting » ing the 1734 birth-day of the tm- , ino butafew months, with rich cloth cover 1 bales of cotton « his , from the Brooklyn City Hon tal, | mortal Wavhington, The Chapter wil! meet st 8 | Snd stool, velvet tapestry carpet mchepeny Soh walaat | 0nd rhectiogsme g bergsis, WR a a this afternoon, at two o'clock. His remains we be he 9 A.M. G timed K. SPROUL, Sache arer and chamber furniture, bookcase, boots, be. all parte of the ely, ANUREW 6. COLNY Nl WAST ~FIVE Hy eg hts rorn Lutheras . y amnort, ©. a ‘ voome, ’ , ’ a ry ind , February 19, after » I.ngering {lnens, iE WEMIES OF WENRY CLAY [O00E NO in A. | —ny n SPURITUALION. per doy.” oud oenes inecred. Tah Meret oid in the 40th year of The friendeat bid , pd pte BO erothes, P.A., are requested to meet at their lodge room, john ate red te aes tis Ganesh rater former ot Twenty third street and Bighth avenue, oo PIRITUALIEM. MRA TRAPHAGEN WILL HOLD Cm st, at balf-past 7 o'clock A. M.. for chee ot ber tooms 41 Broadway, every afternoon street, this afternoon, at half apt from 2 to 6, Tia®. pa tesirons of | ed ‘: = a) aoe oie Seising avalos ot thets festbeuan ena ba stiseset $y Mire, | SOD WANT yp AK for interment, quired, Ry order of the Worth, Master, T. N BA boy wanted to attend the door ereniogs a green house sad Gower = Monday, Febraary 19, Jouw G. Hatowr, aged 50 AMhs GUTHRIE, R. 8. ns is oe ce eaten PIRITUAL RAPYING AND WKITING—MRE, COAM Sh aio pe ‘tomers bee ot (he is, in fll uifoeen, om Thats Peetoay tgs Chae ‘vallslog’ “ioare fo 00 Th wi tye ane yo 224 inet. 0° 10 A. M,, to celebrate the anniversary | A M8 to 6 and Dek ur , Weineatay aod \dirlterat ‘ashington’s | evenings excepted. Adm'seion 4 conte * a By order bay W. youn; Lent, Col, Compt'g. chicies by request,