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Se _ downrront pty; Feit T NEW Y ORK. HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1855. Our Boston Correspondence. Boston, Dec. 22, 1855. Births, Deaths and Marriages in Massachusetts in 1854—Number of Births—Foreigners and Natives va Parents—Deaths: The Number— Aged People—Marriages—Old People Married— Young People Ditto—No Marriages in Several Town:—Counties where Marriages were most Numerous— Colburn and Dalton. ‘The thirteenth report of the registry and returns of the births, marriages and deaths in Massachusetts, embracing those for the year ending Dec. 31, 1854, has just been completed Ly Mr. Wright, Secretary of the Commonwealth, or rather under his superinten- dence. The tabular abstracts accompanying the re- pert were prepared by Mr. E. P. Robinson, a clerk in the State Department, who has executed his work with care and despatch. The report itself has been. made by Dr. Shurtleff, perhaps the man best quali- fied in the country for the task. The number of births in 1854 was 31,997, being an increase of 1,077 over that of 1853. Of these 16,35% wore males, 15,469 were females, and the sex of 176 was Du ~certained. The rate of increase Wao not £0 great as it Nie weon in the two preceding years. The number of childrett ~.+y of American parents was 16,470; of parents one ux hoth of whom were of foreign birth, 15,886; origin «ot aacertained, 1,661. Of! those of foreign or mixed origin; 12,476 had both parents of foreign birth; 788 had foreign fathers and American mothers, and 687 had American fathers and foreign mothers. The ratio of increase in the births of children of pa- rents of foreign birth was a little greater than it was in 1853, while there was a considerable diminu- tion in the number of children born of American mothers and foreign fathers. The county of Suffolk had the largest number of children born in it of parents of foreign origin. That county alone has produced an excess of births largely in favor of the foreign element, a fact not to be wondered at when we recollect that something more than one-half the population was of foreign origin. The number of male children born in Massachu- setta considerably exceeds that of the other sex. During the six years ending December 31, 1864, there were born in Massachusetts 89,811 males, 84,134 females, and S52 children of sex not ascer- tained. The excers of males in 1854, was 883, whereas it was 1, i851. This rale does not hola good in all parts of the State, as in the uties of Berkshire, Bi and Plymouth the number of girls born in 1s veger than that of boys ‘The increase of birt n Boston, in one year, waa showing much Jalling off as compared with 1858, and some as compared with earlier years. It out of 5,852 fathers who 4,in Boston, only 44 hative born Bostonians, a gingular proof of the change that has come over tne character of our city. Only 1,711 were natives of the Uniied States., Ireland con- tributed 2,824 fathers, and 2,956 mothers. The number of native born Bostonian mothers was only 524. There were but 36 twin births in Boston, against 51 in the preceding year. Seven births oc- curred in one house, in Oliver street, and the same number in a house in Orange street. Five children were born in one house, and several others saw three or four contributed in cach to the common stock. Great trouble isgxperienced in getting the number of births, thi ‘th the ignorance, suspicions and Jenlousies of parents. In many others of the cities the proportion of chil- dren born of foreign parents is as_ remarkable as it isin Boston, In otber cities the difference is quite as decided the other way. Even in nota few of the small towns the foreign increase much preponderates. The only county in which there were more deaths than births, is Nantucket, where the births were 122, and the deaths Jn Middlesex there were 1,894 more births than deaths. The other counties that made ihe largest on in this way were Essex, Suffolk, Noifolk and ‘orcester. The whole number of births in the State, as already stated, was 1,997; of deaths, 21,- 414; excess of births, 10,583. In 45 cities and large rand Nantucket, showed an excess Of deaths, being 133 in the former place and 8 ia the latter. In nine of these places excess of births exceeds even the whole number of deaths. The deaths were very equally divided between the sexes; 10,710 males dying to 10,558 females. The abe fi hag death paid his addresses to most women. ie number of deaths was greater by 1,113 than it was in 1853, but only 991 larger than in 1849; but the latter year wasa very bad one. The average age of the deceased was 27.16 years, whereas in ‘53 it was but 26.87. In ‘52 the average was 27.78. Of the deaths, 4,188 were of children ander one year; under five years, 8,079. The next most fatal period is between 20 years and 30, at which age there were 2,602 deaths." Two men and four women were upwards of one hundred years old. One of the women died from an accidental fall, like that “frisky old girl,” La y Desmond, who is reported to have been pee cut off at 160, in consequence of a fail from a tree into which 1 was 410 are reported as i she had climbed after fruit. In this in- stance the woman was of color, lived in Pittsfield, and was 110 years old. An old woman died in Boston uged 103. Two of these centenarians died in alms houses. Of the cauees of death the following are the most remar- kable :—Consumption, 4,611; pneumonia, (lung fever,) 838; scarlatina, 490; smallpox, 207; scrofula, 114; typhus fever, 507; measles, 325; hooping cough, 268; erysipelas, 122; dysentery, 1,159; croup, 562; diarrhora, 221; cholera, 715; cholera infantum, 528; hydrocephalus, 461; teething, 436; old age, 1,071, of whom 631 were females, and all but 37 were over FR seat of age; violence, 887; suicide, 82, of whom 59 were males and 23 females, showing that women can bear the ills of life better thau men, and which would have been inferable, even if we had no statistics upon which to base our conclusion; ac- cidents, 299; drowned, 348; burns and scalds, 79; heat, 46; poisoned, 14; suffocated and frozen, 8 each; mardered, 7; hydrophobia, 6; by lightning, 4; execu- tion, 1; abortion, 1; starvation, 1. The number of deaths by intemperance was $3, or just one more than by suicide. The greatest number of suicides were perpetrated in the ‘‘merry month of May,” ex- cept July, which had 12, while May had 10; June , April, 8; Febroary,8,and November had but 7, though ¢ last named month is the one in which, according to the popular idea, the disposition to commit suicide is by far the strongest of any. may mention here that the statistics of suicide in Europe, 40 far as they have beon gathered, show that November has no claim to be considered the month of suicide. The number of marriages in 1854, according to the returns, was 13,683, or 865 more than in 1453, or 2,105 more than ia 1852. An awful thing, traly, this increase. The parties were divided as tollows: Americans, 7,492; foreigners, 4,7 Americans married to foreign women, 542; foreigners married to American women, 512; parties whose nativity was not ascertained, 340. Some two-thirds of the men married in Boston were over 25 years, and nearly as large a proportion of the women were un- der ti » The greatest number of marriages took place in November, probably to compensate for the deficiency of suicides. March had the smallest namber. ‘sgiving day is the favorite occasion in autumn for celebrating marriages, and that oc- ours in November. The youn, males married were two boys of 16, who had brides older than ives, the difference being six years in one case and two in the other. Several boys of 17 were married, one of them actually giving is hand to a woman of double his own age, 34. It is to be hoped Boys always fall in love with women, a4 men do with Cee The youngest females married were two girls of 13 years. Twelve girls of 14, and thirty-five of 15 years, were married. To match these displays, of youthful folly, we have several exhibitions of the pranks of second childhood. Three men and one ‘woman were married after they had sed four- soore years, The woman was married to a joll bacheloe of upwards of seventy. Five ancient maid- en ladies, of y and upwards, were married, one of them ing & vigorous widower of eighty, and 5 number of first marriages was 11,0! ‘The bachelors who married widows numbered 519; of widowers who married maidens, 1,332; of widow- ers who married widows, 662. Three of these last widows were under twenty, and may be considered as asnew. I ought to have mentioned, in con- with the old en or marriages of the old ee et an aaa es “ae widow. forty and another of y-four toa widow A woman of fifty-seven, who had already of twenty-eight years. man, wi age vas forty-three, was a ied, and his experience had tanght better than to take a maiden of thirty- more remarkable for its mental cul- turn than for ita_physical excel- In the town of Hancock, Bork- of 780 five years lace in 1854. There were no i ENSEETS fa Fi towns sible sort of people. In seven towns there were but even Tn foston there were two mar The low of black men to white women. such marri was repented aince. The counties »! Sulfolk, Mid gad more Marriages than allthe 5 ane at +t erica | OX Ties Wik HE oe Nantucket in the number of marriages, isthe more remarkable as the women there are superior in beauty to those of any Coburn and Dalton’s examination resulted in their ‘UNG MEN'S DEMOCRATIC. Want contest bets anaes | oat ra w meet on o . The | ¥! exami leaves no doubt that Mr. r's deat regtiewoa i r avID B. was caused by their beating him, but whethe: bag be held murder or manslaughter we must wait see. the work on which was commenced in January. The A scene, very similar to that which was enncted at Stamwix Hall some months ago, came very near being re- peated on Sunday night at Lafayette Hall, Broadway. nen Ve oe BRAL of tc a evening, Dec. Fons atiendance is particularly JORATIO P. CARR, fouiriaan. } secretaries, Bamux. L, HavceTon, * Since the 1st of April there has been erected in| ]®%,"ARD.CAT A PRIMARY, that part of Boston which lies south of Pleasant Y Moods Dec. street two hundred and thirty-two g8, many | Temmany Ball, the peer of which are of great value. ‘Sixty more were built, | yichaet Murray, John H. Wiliams, ELECTION, HELD AT 10 Greenwich street, TTki. Thomas Byrnes. YOUNG MEN'S COMMITTER. ¥ fill vacancies. Wi power to TT ELAM. BURNS, THOMAS ROLL EL AD, JACOB SCHWARZOHILD, y Frencis Donnel’y, Jacob 1. Sinith, — Joba Stripp, foundations of forty more have been MI ona Spey a 7 Paice Wal » WARD COMMITTER, . Police Intelligence. Mike Golding, ‘iltara, < DIFFICULTY BRIWEEN MORRISBEY AND HYER at | jyiam heuncy, Frames Beet, eer. LAFAYETTE HALL—ARRKST OF THE FORMER BY | Timoiby Ha-tell, dunand Krueder, Maurice Powers, THE POLICE—SUNDAY AMUSEMENT8—THE FANCY SYRACUSE CONVENTION, Curren, Fox. Peter Stikor, EXCITED AGAIN. Daniel Curren, John Fo Retor Stleory Pinar, About 11 o’clock on the night in question, John Morris. sey, it is alleged, entercd this saloon, and became some. what quarrelsome, Finding Tom Hyer here, he immo. diately approached bim and insisted on having a fight. But the latter, it appeard, wos not mush inclined to bresk the Sabbath by entering into @ pugilistic engage- ment, and accordingly refused to ascept the kind iavita- “tion, The proprietor of the sloog, fearing that some terribe epeounter might possibly take place, sent custody. There was great exctivmant among the mem- bers of the fancy here ecllected on seeing Morrissey led off to prison, and the most urgent appeals were made by | —— the friends of the prisoner to the complainant to have the charge, but they were entirely fruitless, =o the prisoner had to remain in close custody all night. Yesterday moi ning the prisoner was brought betore Justice Pearcy, at the Second District Poltce Court, where he was hel} to bail to keep the peace in the sum of $1,000, Some ditf- culty war encountered in procuriog # bondsman who would go bail for the accused, but the friends of the pri- soner finally snececded. This interesting affair bas cre- ated a great deal of excitement among the fancy and sportg characters of the city, aud was the chief | % topic of conversation in all ‘the tashionable bar- rooms ard restaurants yesterday and last eventrg. by the quick Interference of the police (who, once in a whil-, are to be found when wauted) no blows were ex- chenged i an affair was nipped in the bud which burglaries in this ward, The accused were seen to enter the home cf Mrs, Treadwell, corner of Duane and 8 streets, by a citizen, who givlng infirmation of the oc © to the officers, the entlie party were captured before they could make their exi’ from vhe premises. ‘The lead wnd zine usea ym the construction of the roof of the agjoinicg house: had been torn off by these young Keamps, prepa'ate being carried off. Captain Gar- penter, in lis return to the Chief of Police yesterday morning, stated inst young thieves of this class did more Comage than oll the Euylish burglars put together, ‘The cntrance to Mrs, Treadwell’s house was cilvcted thr ugh the basement wiudow. ‘The accused were eon- veyed to the Lower Police Court yestercay morniaz, where they were committed for exaitaation on charge of burglary. SUSPICION OF GRAND LARCENY. George 8. Wheeler, a boy fifteen ye srs of age, was taken into curtody by cilicer Slowey, of the Tenth ward police, nosvepicion of having stolen a gold watch aud chain, valued at $86, from the house of KE. J. Clark, No. 113 Orchard street. The accused was conveyed before Jus- tice Brenvan, at the Third Dittriet Police Court, where he was committed for examination. THE LATE BURGLARY IN BROADWAY. We are requested by Capt. Halpin, of the First ward police, to state that the burglary on Messrs. Jaffray & Son’s store was not ducovered by a private watchman, as wasroported in yesterday's paper, but by one of the po- licemen attached to his district. Also, that the store No. 67 Broadway was the one first entered by the bur- giars, and vot No, 68. {{Capt. Halpin had made a report of the burglary in proper season, none of the above cor reotivas would have been requisite, Naval Lotelligence. The Norfolk Argus of the 22d inst., in apeaking of the United States steamer Roanoke, says :— This splendid naval fabric, whose launch we chronicled ou Geo. leak is in her ways about five feet above her kelson, and between the fore and main hatches. She was taken into deck last evening. She is found to have sustaiged no other demege than that mentioned. The test of accn- rate measurement shows that she is not ‘“hogged” in the slightest degree—and, what ia of great importance, not one ef her knees has been discovered to be started She Will, of course, be thoroughly surveyed when in the jock. Tre Liquor Law 1x St. Jonn, N. B—The Observer, of the 18th, alluding to the liquor law, says:— All parties concerned are now busily engaged in makiog preparations for the important change which will be effected on the Ist of January next by the operation of the new probibitory liquor law. Those who now deal in Navors are as rapidly as possible disposing of their stock om hand; those consumers who can ‘afford it are laying in stores for future private use; and those who cannot so provide themselves, are bracing themselves up to take hings Lereafter as best they may. We hear, also, that balanced by many and serious evils. Srenpino Gunrowper To Russta—We condemn the Yankees for doing contraband busiaess with Tarkes but forget that Russia, at this moment, is obtaining m: terials of war from Englishmen, The trade {s most ox- tensive in the North, and we regret to say that the nam. ber engegea in it is incredibly large. The terri le fire at Newcsstle-on-Tyne is not yet forgotten; but wiiat cansed that fet Nobody will tell in Newcastle, but handreds in Neweastle know that that five originated in an cxplo- sion of yellow alkali, Now yellow alkali was a disguised name for saltpetre and nitre, which was shipped to the Noi th of Europe in large quantities, and thence forward- cd to Russia. On its arrival, nothing was required to make it fate guopowdes but a proper addition of charcoal, neryool Post. Delegt plied fire to it, and it has been burning ever since. The atmosphere for miles around is laden with the stench ot burning sulphur, We are informed that Mr, Willinms, than extinguish it.—Latwierdale than | (Atiss.) Republican, re. A. News by the Mails. The closing of the Schuylkill Canal, has been purely a matter of choice this year, the ice not having as yet in. terfered with the navigation. With such mild weather as we have now, the boats might pass treely until the let of January, but the boatmen are afraid of being suddenly frozen up, aod have therefore tied up their boats fur the winter in advance of the necessity for doing 40, The Covernor of Louisiana has issued his proclamation, requesting that the id day of January next be observed hu Willian Miner. Charles A. Brower, R.C. Montgomery, Thermas Moloney, Jobu L. Mumford, Koot.6, Montgomery, anthony Durand, RD WARD.—TAE Stephen Kelly, George W- Guion, Alfred Halley, James Bolt, Patrick Ward, | With power to fill vacancies, QD WARD —AT A PRIMARY ELECTION, HEWD AT 106 Burelny street, on Monday. Dec. 24, in put & coll of the Derovratie General Vommittce of Hall. the following ticket will be proved by ailidaeits to have been dul ‘Thos. ¥onroe, , RD —WE, THE Ut 1H WA ‘of Election appointed by Deiegate~ George B. Pur-er. Wm. Baird, E Gustavus Bach, ureuance of a call of the tollowing named QP WARD. cAT AN BLEOTION HRUD AT) NO. 18 Durch street, on the 24th fost, ia the General Committee at Tsrax: any Hal gentlomen were duly elected :— GENERAL coMuITTEE. James NeIniee, YOUNG MEN'S GENERAL COWMITTES. aries W, Kruger, Abram B. Miller, Alfred Chancellor. amas Rogers, WARD CoMMITTE:, James Watson LAUGHLIN James Mobesn, Robert Rogers, Daniel Mebun, James Hennessy, Smith, of the Figuin ward police, who were near at convention,” “7 hand, entered the place and took Morrissey into pect at A. Chancellor, pages Wasson, JAMES WATSON, DANIEL MEHAN Taspectors, KEGAN, $m “FOLLOWING TICKET WAS DULY John E, Develia, John Shay. Joun E. Deveiin, — - Bue TLOI, complaint withdrawn. But Mr. Bates was inexorabte, | Sahecs Wh Glarles Heary, Jo and insisted on having Morrissey locked up for the night, | Roswell}. Crosby, is Attempts were then made to procure a magistrates dis- | Cc cies Fletcher, kere aa YOUNG MEN'S GENERAL COMMITTER John Powneil, Roswell Hf. Crosby. Jonn Shay, WARD comsurrer. Jchu D. Korfl, ard, ter G. Leous Robert Fair, Jobn Wilton, nance of ‘ammans GENERAL CoMMITTER, P. G Molovey, D. MCONKY ‘at Yammy followin! pittee BYRACUBK CON t Bernard Murph Patrick Boyle, WAND ComMIrTi Faward Holtman, Jo Hrnry Purcell, mt Florenoe MeUarthy, John W, Ray, James W, Peed, David Kirk, Michael Kelrnan, TH WARD.—AT A PRIMARY the house of Me. George McKinley, stant to the call of the Eemy O'Kcef, YOUNG Jobn F. Gray, Charies E, Bebedict, William T, MeGee, John Donzolly, Edwa:d Mobady, Pugh MeNeill, ‘Wa. Gilmartin, Hamil between the recomm: ndation of the pemocrati mittee of Taromany Hull, the follor msjority of 154 votes, viz.:— 6 Delegate, Benjawin Wood. Jomes Armstrong, Stephen E. Duryea, Albert W. Smith, P. Fisher Cramer, noch Jacques, Fdward Kelley, Barney Neise, Jou Edwin Wainwright, Robert it James 8 Davis, Wm. ulding, Jot ovale Mark Spencer, Abm. Hi. #razee, Wiliam Vallean, George Starr, Robert Kernan, Solomon Banta. James R. Steers, your A. G, Wagn « William J. Brisley, Wm Antt’y MeCrodden, 3. Lyons James Mconey, YJobn Beuleh. Jamer W. Upton, Veter Warmkeseel, Jacob Switzer, Patrick Merrick, Vicior Laine, J. Bernt . B. Kiektord, G. Kearney, John Crow: Philip H, Br: Wm. Cook, G. ti. Wm. Geo 7 i CHA HLYONS, BENS. D. WELCTL, WHOS, W. SUERIDAN, William Nenlis, X'S GENERAL Morgan Jones, OUNG MEN'S GENERAL COMMUTE James Driseo!, ‘ard Cammi tee Daniel Mooney, ¥ would ing! protability have ended very seriously to Siapten Eels, Heory © Hope, John 1 pitas, the parti. ®cgaged in the drama, Morrissey is, we be- Srp caaniernan lieve, under Leavy bonds to keeo the peace for other In- | Charles Fletcher, Joseph Due, ML. Harris, ai cietions © pitted withia the pasttwo years, and | Jono Kon, Phillip Vardewater, HH. Bischolf, this last cecurrence willno coubt render bis procuring | Jas. Doruelly, Jr, song M. M! aah a ed MeClosksy, bail on future eeeasicns a matter of extreme cifiiculty. "| rneyg. Hope, “Revie ely Michael Moroacy HOPEFUL YOUTHS IN LIMBO. ‘Thermas EO a B ‘ Jo On Sunday night, officers Storey, Greenand Van Tassol, | Wit powertofitvacancies, | of the Fitth ward police, arrested four boys from 15 10 17 Ps Kt years of age, on charge of committing @ series of petit JOHN RU L Bultest, ph Rove. Hy, ames Courtney, Wm. Dre John Doyle, Yokn at slebn Richart nk Gorman, Menireviile Lowery, TON, HELD AT Centre street, pur following licxet irre, Michael ©, Donoho, L coms James Flyn, Matthew Flyn, SYRACUSE CONVENTION. Owen Kianey, WAND C0! Miehael McLat 8 few days ago, is now afloat, having neen freed from wa- | epaMeguire, . gemes Ward, ter by the action of her own pumps, and two common | Jobn Gilmartin, | Jobn Mclut;re, ship’s pumps, worked by a smal engine, which wore in- | Patrick Nealis,’ Pairlok Hurl trodvced om board of het. Her own pumos are sufficient | Hush O'Donnell, Patrick Wad to Keep her afloat. Upon examination it appears that | james Conian, Thomas Moov eleven of her Veams aro partially spr or broken | ‘Thomaa McGrath, ‘Timothy Lulie’, nearly amidships, and forward of the main hatch. The | David Conlan, Patrick Breaden, * ton Fervon: Jamoa Campbell, Joun Brady. rTM hin, John MeCtou: Andrew Bresuuban, Edward Giliesgie, q i, Harro! omas nels Von Horn,Patrick Keynold’s, ar in Murphy, , William Carroil, Thomas Moss, Richord warrey, Thomas Nealis, Petor Hant, Edward Taggert, Francis Rieaon, FLYNN, ? EDWARD MABADY, ¢ Inspectors. AM f WILLL MICHAEL F TH WARD AND THE NATIONAL DEMO! . umpbant,—At a prim held at ¢ratic Headquarters, 65 Mercer street honrs of 4 and 5 o'ctoek, in ep election ie GENERAL CONMI Daziel K. Delavan, Daniel Linn, NEALIS, "INAM, Poll street, I, Clerk. ACUSE CONVENTION Altern:te, Athort 7. Sinith, Tre. John D. Betis, YOUNG MUN'S GEXERAL COMMITTEE. Nathaniel Koe, Joho 1. Kelly. WARD CONMITIER, Peter Whittie, smugglers are not inactive, and we have no doubt’ that | H.-H. Winaos, - thelr peculiar yoeation will'ere long be in vigorous opera- | Sharion iaese, Wm, Walnwrlkht, "John 1). Betis tion, Whatever benefit may resuli from the operation | James P. Hennett, Lane Lamm,” Levy Hever of this law will assuredly be in a great degree countar- | Hugh McNealis, ' Clement Robins, George Lerache, Preston, JA ARMSTRO! a MES ING: SAMA REA TEV EN, § Taapectors, TH WARD,—AT A MERTING OF THE DEMOCRATIC o electors of the Niath ward, held at 90 Perry sires ant to a call of the Democratic General Committee the follow Ing oket was elected by & large majori.y over the McGrath chet:— , purse. STATE CONVENTION, Alternate, J, D. Baldwin, AL. COMMITTE: D. Kennedy, John Richardson, YOUNG MEN GENFRAL COMUTTER, Tenatius Flynn, WARD comMr John Girand, David Rams Henry the contractor, has been compelled to throw ina groat | Stephen Mesoreau, Ven). Bincklodge, quantity of earth, At the last accounts the fire was still | Wiyam Mamma? Aunts There, burning, and the late heavy raing seem rather to increase | Charles Murpayy Ys tier, Jobn Honghtalin, James Graham, Joba A. L. Terhune, George W. Roome, Cornelius Johnson, Wm Richardson, R onFiam—We learn that th Egwhra Foloeks Gtiverty. Reger, Ym Wamian* AILROAD ON Fing.—We learn that the railroad | Edw: bys ed tate” Witten nt is sbaclutely on fire between Lockhart’s and Lauderdale | STarlesd.Chipp, gemne teri, William Bauley, poo ote th Sen = “= road at that place runs over | Leyi Onderdohk, — William Goodheart, Benjamin ifarrison, Cot lignite or coal, About four weeks ago a man ap- | Levispringsteen, Jacob H. Conover,” Joua B, Spailord, John B. Frovligh, ran. Abert I Wagoner, Samuel Frey. Martin Fulinan, Timothy Donohoe, Henry Freeligh, Rodert Lindsay, Albert J, Terhune, George Haddock, WM, SPAULDIN: LEVI SPRINGS: George Searing. ON, § Inspectors. JOHN DONOHOE, SYRACUSE CONTE GENERAL Cos John Petit, 0 MEN'S GENERA! WARD.—AT A PRIMARY ELECTION, BPID avant {0 the recomme adations of the Democratic 1. ablican General Committe, at Tamman; dt Dec. 24. 165, between the hours of 4and 8 o'clock P. M, ner of Fourth street and avenue C, the following Ucket. received a majority of all the votes polled, was declared duly eleoted:— Delegate—James C. Willett, Hall, on Monday, es ing STON, ON. Allernate~ Hiram Engle. eRe. . “Aliram Engle, 1. COMMITEE, as a day of thankegiving. David Hope Decker, "dus Traey, A Kansas Fmigrationtsocioty has been formed at Gaines. | Jv0. Mer sg eg ER ville, Misi ubjie meeting there, which adopted re- . volutions thanking the Mirsourl bordcrers for what the Fem Crema nat iaviners, “sath eae have done fn Kansas, The object of the society. as tated Frederick Repper, J. Feore, * Wernard Kell by the resoluttons, is to raise money to defcay the expen- | Terence. sewh, Alex. Day, Sel see, ot emigrants from the Sourh to Kansas, ‘to meet | Win tayior Ve Maat” | 35, Maree, ir foes at the ballot-box, and, if necessary, with rifle skal . 4 Dalle.” "If the emigrants sent by’ this society Te too poor (ee ret Gioia” to pay their own expenses they can take no slaves with | fterert Fare, Mathew Gufner, Joseph Wangler, them. Jobp Manges, Nathan 8. Rees, Wm. Moore, The Legislature of Florida adjourned sine dieon the | George White, | Jackson Vermiivea, Join Hoett. 16th instant. i JACKSON VERMILYEA, § Inspectors. The Obio river, at Pittsburg, on the lst instant, mea ALEXANDER Day, sured eight feet nine inches of water in the channel. The Legislature ef Missouri adjourned sine die on the | J4TH WARD i oop cy 18th inet, Delegate—Henry P. West. Alternate—Poter MeDormott. In Wilton, Conn., William Hanford stabbed Nelson But- GENRRAL COMMITTEE, tery, in an altercation arising out of w jug of liquor ob- | John H. Chambers, John McDonald, "| James W. Smith. [aero a medicinal purposes.” It came near fini hing Jomes Waitron. Jobn Core. rioAjonso Hovse, Dr. John D. Pillsbury, of Rochester, while temporarily yao comarrrs ” deranged, took an over-<one of hine on the 20th | joceph Hag i Om, Faicick Kiernan, instant, and soon expired, He waa fifty yearn of age, and | Pstrick Cunning boy eS ea removed to Rochester from Lowell a year ago. Chorton Tampere” Hugh 0 Belen, Four females of advanced age died in Boston last week, | Jobn Loughlin, Francs O'Rev'ly vin: Hlizabeth Roberts, 8 MoOormick, €0; Hira: { Michael burke, Joesph shannon,), both Blake, 77; and Temperance Clapp, 88. ‘The latter | Job Allen, Joha Pucksetter, was an unmarried female, daughter of Samuel and Expe- | pip Decker, James < iane Wa Boe, A A man named Henry Waterbury was run over bya Wit freight train in Rochester on the 200 lnstamt, aut Lilies Fromar th, | eg led 8. M. Booth, abolition editor of the Wisconsin Free De. | John Freel, | pent gh a oon mnocret, haa: over his property, but says he ahall | Jotn M Brown, pow bie 4, Tae yay sll his debta except the Anes upon him for | Nichael Manning, Raward Slevin, viting poem dort ag award Hiei, fae Fmd ml \ fre ocourted at Cedar rapids, Iowa, on the 7th inat., | Joeph MeArdie, ” are bene” «wh oatroyed about $20,000 worth of 7. The | Frercis MeCroun attetseinker, fine iene, || cial ecfferers are TL. Stow, ter HH San Ooniacer” Parca. | Mathew Touney, | Tete, Bobke & Dewey, J, Love, , Love, and { Whittam. | ”* ‘Andre® Canary, 71H WARD—UNION AND HARMONY. AT & PaI- TE ToNB chon ano Hanon’ a. PE ye : lection beid ‘ora’s, corner of Ki ntreet ana Bowery, Candace with ine Fecormenaatin o ‘he General Committee Senener Ta, Be wing ticket Was unanimously elect- SYRACUSE CONVENTION. Delegate, John Cochrave, Alternate, Lawrence Turnure, GENERAL COMMITTEE. Manus Kelly, Jame L. Benedict, Johu Cochrane. chard Seoteld, ’Horaara Hilcy, William Mobs, Y oy hs ‘Dymond, * GW, Albertson. WARD COMMITTEE, James F. Bevry, Pawick Deo. Thomas Wallace, Jutins Jobnson, Pateick Varrigan, Anthony Woods, Jemes W. Hartel, William Coulter, George Schureman, ‘Authur Wocda, "Kober! Mefulire, John Vandevart, Yoward Malsly, A. K.Patthon, Smith Ely. Lawrence Turnure, Eaward Phelan, bag ig eng bene’ JCHN VANDBRVORT, PATRICK DER, tors. ANTHONY 5, WOODS, TH WARD—PLEDGED TO SUPPORT THE NOMI. LOR ectt the Chremnad Convention —At a primary, glee: tion held im the Bighteen'h ward, pursuant to ali of tae Tammany Hall General Committee, at Union Hotel, Third avenue, corner of Twealy wecond stréet, on the alterdoon of Monday, December 24, 186, between the hours ol 4aad 5 P, M, Wie foulowing ticket was elected:— GENRWAL COMMITTER.. Lorenzo B, Shepard, Kobert Kel'y, John Murphy, YOUNG MEN'S GEXEKAL COMMUTER. John Nesbit, William Wines, — Juha Van Pelt, Andrew Killeen, Charies Vande vort. WARD COMMITTER, James 8. Cooper, John Carr, Amos F, Hatfield, Jobn 1. Mose: J yy Stephen O'Hara, ‘Andrew J. Mauhews, Wa. J. Geiston Diedrich Kiem ames Bead ohn kkLey, George 8. Lire v, ly, ok Tully, Richard Murphy, Isase Townsen John KR Fiwley Michael Orosby. LOT ASSEMBLY DISTRIOT CONVENTION, O. 8. Hibberd, Lanie) ©. Pentz, pee ne e li uhews, Patric! ullane, enry Mathews, 4 g sitnnERD, THOMAS IRWIN, ANDR&W J. MaTHEWs, y [OT MARD-AT A PRIMARY ELECTION, HELD At eo Roncke's He ar Sars Lirst. street, betwen, 3 ude ad bescmsbur Pas eect timeeer ine teenie daseral’ ommiltee, at Tammany Hall, ie foo © Ing ‘lokct War elucted by a large majoril GENERAL COMMITTED, Anson Herrick, btepheo M. Dre Wm, Dunham. Bryan MeCabiil, YOUNG MEN'S CouMITINE. Jacob Voortus, Michael Bucte, Joka Do; le, Thos. Medfanvus, DIBTRICT CONVENTION. { Inspectors. George Weir, Wm kouch, John Quinn, Kdward Donbis, Roger bolt. WAND On James Saxton, James Starr, Gregory Conver, D Brit, dames Keed, James Dennis, —~ Nieman, D. Win) kdward Burns, GL, Beudtx, Hogh Wire Barney McG ward Parvells, Mich } Chandler, MO oa Moar Jobe Garver, ed n Jeoob bintth, 8 DREW, ROGEK DOLAN, LGHED, INGPRCTORS held at the house of LOT WARD we Tank UDI ©) ‘of Bleotion of the Nineteen w Jonn Rosch, in Forty at atroel. between third and Lexing avenues do hore>y certity that the fui owing tioket received vores, and the ticket headed Ancon fe cick received 119 y We therefore declare the Ucket headed Deunia atoOar- thy electea. GENERAL Cc a Deus NeCaythy Jolin Fagan, M. H. Maroney, hichard Colts, Wi Higgens, h renew J. Thviman, Franets wupert, Jom Gailager. SYM ACUSP CONVENTION. Win. Cough! yn Ke. Cunniogliar, DENNIS SHELLY RICHAKD COL! the call of We Demoy Rep ittee of Tammauy Hall, the following ticket was ENR AL COMMITYE Wm. Ay, 6B. Wm Wanp comnirren. Paul MeGinn. nstead, Joi r a, Alex Somuldt es Darragh, Gatiny dyer Edwts,D sbbs, Gardiner, Win «Peck, «. Watiace, Jr, Mai ‘omew Layle, Je D. A PRIMAKY PEECTION. Hm) puretan: to ihe eall of the fammauy Hal! General Ooo &, at bevoy & Nebberd's. comer of Fourth avenue 3 aecoud street, the following ticket was duly elected, it eda majority of 187:— ) SEXTRENTH ASHEN ‘oy, Robert Foster, en Cor sell, ¢ ERAL COMMITTEE, Andre Proment, hn Kinsley, Ambrose L, Pinney. YOUNG MEN'S GRNEKAL COMMITTEE Douglas Taytor, Thomas MeCoy, — Horaulo P. C Mephen Comell, Janes Levi WARD COMMITTER, J. Walior Rosevelt, Joaepiy D. Slewart, Benj-H. Haizht, Chas. H Bagwell,’ John H. Myers, | J. Mahoney, G Y. Gaftit, Gio. A Hunt, Thaddews Wilstn, wn Henry W.’Ryer, Robert Foster, bercard Devlin, — Jan Coll N. Camptell, kai John Quigley exc #, Fellows, Hu n Da James Lempsey, John Anderson, Thos, KeCluskey, Inspectore. Op WaRn— Hon. N. Seag comurrEs. Jaines Delaney Heury Schnorr. Capt. BP, Palredila, De Youne Mexanter Ward, “James €. Hayes, James Tanpson, DTIC CONTENTH George N. Spencer, Francis Prank, Wm. Van Norden, Fa ‘orneling Debann, Lawrence Meanany, Warp commr Michael O' Bri W Bogort, Samuel Vanwart, pb Schatier, Hloodwood, Geo. W. Baldwin, Edward Ent, Die Charles Seagrist, Wm Van Norden, J teigmann, Joo. R.Vanderwoort, Peier : n Held, ‘Adam Lenly, Reury a. Cargill, ry billet, Jacob Dexnelmer, dobn Viirich, Krai vin. Cook, Michsel Oon ws Ryan, Dantel Kersch, David 1, Chatfiett, Leliterest, oily, Robert MeKinain, Francis Frank, n Seaman, Siepert Ungeiack, Wim Nelon a This isto certify ase ‘Adium Rediger. ticket was duly eieoied by SEAGRI» Inapectors. ENRY SCHNORE, (OME PLANE OF SNEOTKER'S PLATFORM, J” Free woti ts a eyphon—tne tube for to draw power from tyrants, with thelr despotic laws; er’, with its el , Wee made all for man; h one should enjoy come’ of God knows he can. ott send off your mind elear ont into space, tb to review back into sore fixed plas rth ns it revolves with the * misery of the masses to despots you will trace, men of toil, you must «ll agree, OU Mean fo make all men free, ‘» surface keep sacred, and v 1b of bombshells and elect Hberty. 11 18 God that Coes ail (hings contro}, Twa he that does the planels hold; He never made this earth to roll ‘To be cursed with slavery. What man would be a doughface kvave Who would help to fil free soll with slaves! ite drones ond tyrants that so crave. Man's lite and labor to the grave, Now is the time to act a nobie part, All men of nerve with honest hearts, Who would not see a brother smart With the lash of slavery ? ‘The rower you hold, and you can test ‘Time bas come to put slavery at rest; Leech of you went the other blest With what'ts your birthright, some land ta the West. ‘You mus! repeat all Jaws that man shall be A human chattel bought and sold in slavery; Geo's tmoge at auction with a mind to trace His Maker's beauties through cternal spree. Now make s producing pla\dorm forever to stay The privileged masters from having thete way; To spread & curse that is sure to alay, All free men’s wages by the da; 4 v _ TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. {OR ALDANY.—THE STEAMER HERO, FULLY PRE. pared for ice, will leave the north side of Lovinson sweet pier, on Taesday evening, Dec 25, at 6 P. M. EDUCATION. $e 3 BROAD WAY-—BOOKKEEPING, &C.—GENTLE « mercantile employment, may attarn, at establishment, a superior and masterty of bockkeeping, writing, Ae. in pootunce nod fall partoulsrs on sspiccion, Tervse nae see, cet nasa ag 96) BROADWAY AND 277 FULTON 862 Brotym the wil reselve, epi foreiase or te in te isactcamante* "Gained Rrvectas™ Spas eteieres Suite B'sechatita OOKKEEPING, ARITHMETIC, = KENVILLE, 250 Broadway, irhare be hes taught wtih eH nent success tor the past eight years, is receiving new students ‘on separately imparted ied tovough aot reedliy avainnicns n 5 practice. ‘Open vay evening. -fB — OOKKEEPING, WRITING AND ARITHMETIC,— iit KuEARS 09. Broadway, pet ~ boon K practically,.on a new'plan, which saves half ths time and money required by the old fogy systems. Students Ai ale ‘anesday, at low terms, may take lessons en DUCATION,—A GENTLEMAN, LATELY FRO} % EK ‘and and Liane the Oxford University, (Rg few Jetsure bours: queleg the day, would py to give private ipatruction ja ether Latin, Greek, OF general mathematics, Address for one week square Post «fiice. Saeeteeoresereerecesciedealabinicnapensinanmstnisiesshaieseniione, ;RENCH LANGUAGE.—PROF, D, LaGROTX, NO, 0 for be ha. French iway, continues to receive new pile “ou pergant Cy iy an one se M ‘4 s » sy and eit o devaie, and Rnowa on application, Not Terms {HIRT CUTTING TAUGHT IN THREF Lessons OW SS the mont perfect aymtem. Address M. 1. i " >A t py Ty — ML, derald office, SE RESP AE SS OTIS perererre See eee oem vee UCFION N Pi DIAMOND | ){ORTGAGE SALE.—JOHN w, Ase elit Remeron ase | Momsaon sence x powmmunnrag ju invee of pteniltaatmond rele value ng85000, | 27, at 103g olelock, at Noa 113 Pu tou sitoet ack ee wi ey and to ve suld without reserv: tovoiee include; ad | virtue of ® chattel mortgage, comprising tahles, obsire, eels ant | sends, beds and bedding; cbina, glaas an? *>seary wregy ; | &p.cuwsiern, @ {oval mirrors andoll pals. nr far; opeter sud pie counters, otle oth, decanters, plate kn ves vorke and ‘wardrobe, sioatn table, gas fixsus kvam holler aad pine, iron, xe, platarm vost, mahogsaF Gea ite B, BUILEB, AUCTIONEFR—PUBLIC ADMINI#. * —On December 2%, Ir, ef AUOTIONKER, BY ry and George Guyn ture, desks. chairs, clocks, stoves clothing. oac and Acvoutrements, books, pamphlets, writing casas, fancy ar- ticles, de isla ons fire proot sate, gold and chalps, jewel jer ot PETERS, SWEENY, Public Administrator, pot —-- J KRGLY, AUCTIONRER.—UWILL SELL, TUS AUSUON NOTCH THOS. BELL, AUCTIONEER — BY Py aay EO oink ar tt Oamorine pireet ike Bow and rooms, UCHION NOTICE’—J. BOGAR’ 8, BOGART. hyo rey pin mt 10 Keb pese a 50 Pear! street, mortgage sale; by virtue of » chattel mortgage, {eo bullard ables 7 RICHARD MaKSH Atte Aly toe Morizagee. At 1045 o'clock, in front of the auction rooms, corner Frauk- fort and Wiliam streets, one brown Loree, ELL & BUSH, Wednesday, ot 106 o'cloek, inthe sales | well selected stock of dry goods dontained tu com 2 North Willa miro, wil Be Cy rs id py prising a ae Carat ngg od bingy ‘ard colo nh Le 8 rence furniiue, goods and articles gut’ | and kn, merinoes, lon, square shawia, blanksts, Kibo, we (rusks, valuable goods, Ae, 4c. ‘quilts, 88. . : * ct Sera Le Lai Rao i ek SSIGSEE/S SALE. —A. M, CRISTALAR. AUCTIONE! JOKRIFF'R SALE.—A. M. CRISTALAR, AUCTIONERR, will seli op Weduerday, Doo 2, at 10% o’viook, wt 28 Bowery, will seil on Thursday, 27th inst., at 1046 o'otooks Houston st , the entire stock and (xtuses contained in said large asoriinent of clothing and 'pioce goods own-isting Im consisting in part of parior and kitchen stoves, ranges, boilers, | partof frock, sack dress and overcoats, pants and vests, s/s keviles, drums, pana, tine, and a variety of ot"or articles in tie | ind gating, ¢ othe, ovasimeres. linings, butions, trimmings and line, Worthy the attention of the trade. “By order of fous other artic'es m the line, worthy the attention of H. KISNKR, Assignee. | trade. by order of *GOUN ORBER, whorl ® ies ren ere T J. Gutttan, Deputy Sherifl, NEE ae ee eighth #1 §, MELLOR, AUCTIONEER —3¥ HOUGHTON & buidings, dc premises: on of Eleventh aven OK,—Shursday, Dee 27 at 1086 ofeloc stree’.—ley i cabinet furntlure, nick Breach plate pink melodeons, ail-er plated ee sels, forks, spvons, aawecn, rch'y deoorning ware. vases Workbexes, 0, HL. & M will f clore consigements and to pay advances a large and desirable stock of richiy carved ond plain future, Cr parlors, cham ers, Grawlugrooms, dint g rooms and raring: of turniturs. covered in brocatel, slush, brocade an Y EDWARD SCHENCK, ADCTIONERR — CONTI. ovation sae —EDWAKD SULENCK will sell at auc. tion, on Weonoaday, Decembe: n a Wig o'eloy his soleeroom, 15 Wall stzeot, # taagniticent xesortiuent of fh sh and French g in port of eevant gold bunting and opeo taced do paca; Pocket chrougme- ters, eizht day, patent and detscbed levers, and ocher wale by Breting, Freres Lageir, Jules Jurgeasea, Cowpes Johneon, Koutey, Tobivs, mad vier makers. Also pookease#, diping tables, nat stands, ts, teie-a tete ‘and plain sofas enay aod ¥ itaire chairs, Gianond brace eta, pin, earrings, bro: tion ‘and cane sest chains children” chats and «hor tings nd studs ia great vacte: s, 40, Alia, fire richly decorated and enamelled (tty Cat at eo, ele) ngs 13, pure baie” martrnoves, Falliasses de. Also, ak bo : Urecelets, I 0, Roman kad Nosate, do; Florentene enamelled do, &e, ke. (old pins; Gsrciags, beaselety. vost and gucrd chains, Chotelsines, &0., &e. ale positive'y wis ont reserve. B" FDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.—CONTINUA- } ton sale of super uit book Is, ke, for the holt AL WARD SOile NOK wiit'sell at auotion, oa Wednes. ‘h inat., at $ o'einek ¥. M. «(bis salearoom, 6 Wall 120" reciealy, Wil and rosewhod piano’ gold Bye superior toned mahag ing of the following make dewan & Sou, livers, Brooks, and other makers, Also, woo 8, piano covers, &e cularly invited. ve ches ‘The trade hud onntey marehaota are pari Packing acd sh’pping on tae peoulos, at 6 Ke. reaeou BOARDING AND iADGING. sireet, » Auperb co lection ot gift annuals, souvenirs, Indies’ roan enn A er i A rere nn books, book hixieen, elegantly bound’ Ia morogoo, with | 4Q() BROOME, CORNER CROSBY STREP. VINE git edges. cllow comprises all the recent American re room, 26xF0 fret, with two entrances—one on Brooma ublication®, a% Well as a Jarge assortment of English, by tke | od fp tg typ stree~ will be lei for svening m¢ est authors. ‘Lhe lanios as wel! us iho public gene"aily ace } sod will give ® lease i requir: Apply on tae oremtag®, fnviled tc attend the saio, ws it will be (be omy one ot tha soa WAL Ml. WELLL fon, and weil worthy of alentic ‘the books will be on exhi " bitior, with catalogues, oa the morning of sali a. SECOND AVENUN.--R0OMB TO LET, WITH board, to gentiewen, or gentlemen and their wives. sed, wish all the moderna improva- 28 Douse new aud newly fur on | oe oan PHARD | nents; pleasanly locaiad oéar Stay vou! Darke nf fue of pwlatiogs, Juct TWELFTH STBENT, NEAR SECOND AVENUE — 6 and his wite can fad desirable nc- . Family private; small number taken; cure Ar. Smet, calt'e pieces, by Robbe, Omeauch, douch, &¢ ; interiors, by Linniog, Nicolie, Janséns, Bua, Vaei Clemnwork, Tries, Glenn, Bergham, slurpe, avd c Dielmanc, Van Vose Centveau, and others; fine galery, parlor and cabinet pic tures, all by the Orstartiste, mont of them being algaed by the artists, all in thes of ¢, und framed in the newest mad riche et ws retonebed. Also, a supert eabine! nuine Teniers, together with u exhipition a! say office: unique collections ot fh srsituivoly, without reserve, FIRST HOUSE WesT OF vii) FRANKLI . Brondway.—A suit of neatly furnished parlors op the IN STR! first floor breakfaat served if required, t and his wile, or single gentlemen ; also rooms for loc gings, from $2 lo Si0 per 47 WEST TWENTY-FOURTI STREET, BETWEEN Fith ond Sixth avenuer.—A parlor and bedrcom com- municating, on first floor, to be let, wilh board, SUIT OF FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH ROALD, oF second floor, at 41 Kest Twenty eighth, airost, Dotweon and Madison avenuns, hqued hes 9)! Ut motern ine nenis; AccoMMOdALOR Pl: DESIR AY ae a BY EORARD SCAENCK | AUCTIONEER. — EDWARD SCHENCK willseli at auction, on Friday, December 23, & large wud one of the finest nssoriment of furs’ever netore of fored atanction, cona'sting of mayuificent mink, Wadson Bay s: bie and stone iarten capes, viettines, ke, ‘The atteation of Che public le respectfully salietted to this sale as there will be 1 ul the finest and richest furs oifered, every artic ¢ of v will be war a. All the furs will be the natnral color, there being no dyed or brushed furs in the coll ‘Thero will be come capes valued al $360. K FOOMS ON THK \ Tweat;-third street, BOARD AND att reg TREI TO OBTAIN iodgivg there 4 ] eae PHE RASDAY. onerge must * Address 8, Det the salesroom corter of ~ na > - Penri w wh GENTLE. YONI, OR INOLE GENTLE can be Ave 1 yin vd ob Mo. 150 West bh a- Veuth street, Theliggep tine all the modern Hal c.s required and given, YOUNG LADY WISIN: with partial board, in P per week. Aidrous de 5 . beaumfulty lowwted, aad esa. te. elght J bi uocceplionstls referene wr furnitare in the frame; one spleadia ‘a8 good #6 new, with rich cover, de., &e Piano, dilbert, ma B—AT PUBLIC AUCTION—A MOST being on high ground, commanding a de b unding country; very healthy, and Zulr >) wh fiom @ railroad depot; will be sold on Ih + 2 Welock hi. to the highest bidder. oo ABM ¥OR | privale family; nove ty need apawor this ady Union Town, St YF for, with all the modern imorovemonts, suils\ Jeman, with ful or partial board, at 36 Beat reen Broadway and Fourth avenue, LY FURNISAED ROOWS TO 4, in atirst class private hous an be enjoyed Apply at 228 Tand Bieeccer. Dinnge at € + TAYLOR, Proprietor AUCTIONERY. PO TPON f Serant furnitine, Yee ths 1 ke acmornt of the wenllibe, sig) Poa. 4 5oms of ‘Jaa"'B. Cork, be “enow ready, and weld COOK, Shempson sizeet belivern 4: gle gent): Also, WO young ty Ga! pty at M2 Grind sireet, OARD AND ROOMS... iL rooms, in front, on tuird ¢5or Hinge Toon, on fourths floor, in ue si.t eines houses Nos. Wz and 104 Fast Fourteenth street, opposile the Academy of Music, OARD IN BROOKLYN—PAMILIES AND SUNOLE gentlemen in search of a comfortable home, with god tavle ard reasonable charges, wiliapuly to Thomas Toynbea, ELS pean Hotei, Montague place, Brooklyn, Full board, $5, partia) board, $4 per week. oom of Messrs o., ‘No, arer ®. Glen Tirvadway.—Larae sale of planofaries, a rorewood pA snatories of the firs! class. aud ofrved eases. 4, 8h and 7 oemave, iroiner, parent French grand action, manufactured by ‘ove fiztn'and warranted in every pattioniar. They can be eraminod one weck before the sale, and will be sold to close e lock without reve: ¥e, LEEDS & CO., AUCTIONERRS.—HE) & CO will sel! nton on Veauil sted aye Veduesday, Des atl atrect, ait act rs, comprising Huds Bay sable nanties talroas, Uppets, vieter/nes, mutts and erttts, mazter wabie, bay mar'en, tink, sable, stone marien, French ne, teh marten, rock marten, imperial ermlae, lynx, squir- rae, , The above Roads were got up expresety for Hirdadway walle, being fresh made, and worthy the a®ention of ladies and gentlemen, who will find it to their ajvantage to attond this sale. Also, an assorimert of sleigh robes, gloves, fur collars, carriage mills, &c. RY HW. LEEDS & CO. WILL SELL BY AUCTION, on Wednesday, Dee. 26, and Thursday, 27. at 1034 0° stock, Broadway, rear Bleecker street, rich fan2y goods, Thess are suitable for the Zt reason, just imported from nd not belore exhibited ia thls ‘country, comprising ized bronze statues table for gna; rie artistic broaze groups, fe; rich Sresden china vases, Saxes and Heures and groups: real bronze and ormolu clocks, wrt: candelal ras to maton, ‘islan feney « for pre-enta, bub] and ormoiu jewel csskels, very elezani; rich china vases, popeterie antique large statuary of artlia, America and Atri ea, Day Night, and many other rich fancv gools, The above is te stock of wn tmporter shout t returo to France, and every article will be seid without coserve. Can he ex- amined apy doy bevore the sale, NRY_ HW. LEEDS & NEAR CLINTON AVENUIG rega ional churel, and on block from Fulton avenua railroad.—A small private family would wccommodate a genll +- mun and his wife, or (wo sing ¢ gentlemen, with an exesedingly pleasant front room on the Pecond floor, with parllal board tue gentleman aud fw bourd for lady; room large, wih marble Thaniels, gas, two closets, de ; hal bedroom adjoining ean be had, if destred. Address New England, Hera.d office, BoAky WANTED<VOR A GENTLEMAN, | WIFR, three young children and two servants, whore there ae Lo other boarders pref ed, or else with private ble. Ad. dress, stating .ocallty, &c., H. B., Union square Post ofllce. OARD WANTED—A LADY AND GENTLEMAN Da. sire 8 room and bed-oomn, full board for indy, in * quiet family, where there are no otber boarders; widow luty pre- ferred; must be in a gocd location, with gas and bath. A reepcctanle party may adaress, with tertas aud particalars, K. Gh. Chion square Post office, Bowrd will be pald in ade vance. Koterences exchanged, OARD. WANTED~BY TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN, A turpished room, in ® honve with the modern im)rovemeute and couverient to B! ond ved. address H, H,, Herald eftice. FNR AUCTIONEERS, —HENHY HB. LEKDS& CO, will soil by ouctionon Thursday. Dec. , 1855. al 12 o'clock, in front of the store 19 Nassau street, an elegant barouche carriege. ‘extension top, four seats, pertertly new, having been used but a few tunes, made to order by one Oth} best makers, It is in perfect order, aud sold ouly aa the present owrer is leaving the cily. Can be seen in front of (he Slore on morning of sale. FLERE LEEDS Lecds & Co. wi OARD WAN’ NIEMAN AND B18 WIFE; D «room and bedroom in» private family, or saere thera are bul few boarders. Address Z., Lera.d oflice. OARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, IN A FRENOH faml'y, Address Freach, Nerald offic OAKD WANT! D—BY A GENTLEMAN AND LADY,IN & smal! private family, where there are no oder boarder & CO., AUCTIONEPRS.—HENRY Ht 1 well'by auction, on Thuraday, De ky wi the store 10 Nassaut sireet, wines: ale of every cholon and genuine wines: brandies, gin, rum, Scotch malt and Monongahela whiskey: | witha wid ated. sddvese, eating viz. Madeiras—old reserve. south side, pure jutce, aad Ne « Recat ode ie ad ton sherries; Gordon, Gonzales, Albert, Uloroso,, nl Amon : ser llada. Poris~Grahnm, Rovie, ‘Qnoeu's, London Dovk oven: pagnen Hock—Neirsiimer rne. ‘Brandy—Olard, He: neseey, F xchaw, and other brands in deint- bottles and casks; Old Tliy malt whiskey, Holland Schiedam schnepps;. ver q choice old Jamaica rum, Inquart magnums, asd superior o Monongabela whiskey. ' Every ariicle will be warranted gona ine and pure and agreeing in every respect with the saraple, FLPRRY, |, LREDS, AUCTIONWER “HENRY HL LEEDS & CO. will sell at 49 broadway, on Saturdsy, Vee, and Monday, Deo. 31, wt 2 o'ciock each day, elegant sale gentlemen's turnishing goods of every description, consisting iue linen shirts, roves de chambre, merino and silk under ard drawers periumery, brurhes, combs, &c d witnout re. verve, nud offers crest lnducements to those wishing One acti- cles in the furnishing sine, yous ts. UOT ONEER,—UPHOL @ stcxer's stock wt auetion.--JOHN L. VANDEW ATER will sell on Thoreday, December 27, aud Friday, December 23, at 103s o'clock, atthe store of G. BP. & J. Ghatacap, No, 775 Broadway, a few doors troin Ninth street, by oraer of Isaac ‘M. Pby fe assignee, consisting of all the atock contained in the above store, a'l of which is well selected and in tine condition, forming cne of the moat recherche sales of the season. Stock brands. OARTING.—TO LET, WITH FULL BOARD, AT 58 Mr tnel re) o aed ae park, a ben secon W modern Improvement v as fat location’ for a gentleman and his wife. yah: OARDING IN BROOKLYN.—A PRIVATE FAMILE ‘would accommodate a tanily, or single gentleman, wit a choloe of rooma, on #econd or third Nour; ths 19 frat 28, and convenient to Wali street and South ferries. Apply at 240 Henry street, between Congress and Arnity sireeta, JPURNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD, TO LWT, IN A emall private amily, where al! the comforts of & home can be enjoyed. ty of Uuree single gentlemen wishing to room together can have an elegantly furnished parlor, and wil) find ibis a rare chance: gas in every room. Apply at 36 Dominick street, between Hi Varick. JARTIAL BOARD WANTED 18 BROOKLYN borbood of South er Wall street ferties, b Address T. &W., box 2.793 New York P ce, partieu'ars, No others will receive attention, Refer changed. LEASANT AIRY ROOMS, WITH BOARD, AND THR convenience of ry home, may be bad on Weat Thir- fcemth strest, near Sirth avenue, fcr two single gentlemen. NEIGH. at'emens with Call ences Cx- VANDEWATER, AU caualsts in part cf French ib frescos paper hangings. of tne | Terms, $6.4 week, in advance. Those of inteliec ual mont yatterns and latest imporiaions; French an tainn ents presi dd ofllce, Brglsh flocks satin, Onis, me fuDIS Re potions, LOR tn ee eee eee ae a re 0, bord ROVELS. * chan bers abd dining room; +o, bordre-an endless varie'y} rien satin brocatel for curtains, 'a variety of colors, two and three colors, costing as high as $10 per yard; plushes, silk rel- vet and woollen figured tapestry, of every variety of colores hair clovh, rich lace tamboured curtains, large assortment of musiin 60, window rhades, witdew cornices and curtain pini he Cords, tassels, gimpa, of all colors; fit aud plata window | they bav® taken the Clarendon sotel. pre Lf upon n= shades, iron bedsteads, couches, £e., together with a gexeral With tbe business, derived from along ex- variety of every article usually Kept in a first class uphol- sterer's esta listiment. J, WALDRON, AUCTIONEER. pu jor pf ~ min es . WALD AUCTION LARGE I iment furs—H, Go RVANS wit Contiaus ihe alo ofteiaagte | what they will be able to gire unqaailficd to thelr furs, at the store, 62 Wiillam street, corner of Cedar, ou sos, | Rumerous at all who may fevor them with their pa “and every day during the sree, commotcing presanly at tronage. G. KERNER & J. BIRCH, Proprietors, “ half past 10 o'clock every day until ts closed out. RIDGH'S HOTEL, ADWAY.—A FEW DS yj 730 BRO. AY.—A ARK WRAY, AUCTIONERF, WILL SELL TH | temen “obtained for the C.! single rooms for gen= M balance of the extensive lithographic labment Nos. | with or whhowt Tomek oped Sraaer ‘weeks te M4, 86 and #8 Fulton street, entrance 47 Gold (second Toons, Bath ee.” Reotas Test Some ee sory.) on Wednesday, Dec. 26, at 103% o'clock, ary ok. st Saad park, of seven i bressea, in fine order; about 159 us sizes, engravin; with mate THs. teed ia the business. positive.’ Terms cash. io Fedde required time of sale, The goods now ready for inspec- ee USSELL W. WESTCOTT, AUCTI —, ; IONEER.—AUCTION sale of te furnitare residence, 152 tee pt Pate Friday, December 28, 1 will neil the entire and fashionable statue works of art, &c., contained in the abave Ma HUI £5; gant paintings, N*¥. feet beet boo we end trol the very bert descr} sat, he pectoris | Saka day be expected 7 elie all ecount of weather. catalogues tained tow a sinsth, jung & Oo. Ro, a ae 3 > 3 §: Pa i 2° 383 i ff dy jor and side tanles; richly ear /o&* |