The New York Herald Newspaper, January 13, 1856, Page 5

Political Intelligence. O10 DEMOORATIC BTATE CONVENTION. This convention closed its sitting at Columbus, on the ‘9th inst, afier nominating for Supreme Sader, Rufus P. Ranny; for Board of Publis Works, Dr. Griswold; for Commissioner cf Common Schools, H: H. Barney—ali the as incumbents. on sonvention hed quite — atormy consequence of two sets aciegates appearing from SS ‘The following resolutions were passed unani- Resolved, That slavery in a domestic institution, and emg the creature of positive law, cannot exist witnout fs, and that Congress has neither the power “ to legislate avery into the Territories or States, nor to exciude it ‘thererrom, but to leave the people thereof perfectly tree te form and regulate their raceneatio insticutions fo their OTB, way, sut.joct only to the counitution of the Unived aves: ‘That for the people of each particular State and Territory to ablish their o#n co tution or form of geveroment, to choose and regula'e taeir own domestic wmotitutions of every kind, and to legistate for themselves, Ty fandamental Principle of all free government; and ~~ ie the self-name right to secure which our ances- the war of the Revolution; a right laying at beviy ‘foundation of all cur institutions—s right recognised fe the Declaration of Independence and established and secured by the constitution of the Unitei States—aud we hereby endorse and reaffirm this now diaputea principle Kesclved, That the introducticn of moral ‘and religious b-relindgs into the politicai controversies and issues of dey is a wide departare from the ancient priaciples and sound policy of the country, at war with the true interests of the people, corrupting alike its morals, re: gion oa politics, and of most pernicious and dangerous Reeeised, That demosracy has no secrecy and requires mo oaths; that onal it por: Ae vows, as @ fandinoenta Principle, freedom of conscience without distinction of religious faith, the anger equality of ail whom the law —- ‘as American citizens, without refereace to the t of birth, it relies for suezes4 upon open discus- sions and the inteligence and virtue of the people. We ‘therefore denounce the Know Nothing organization #0 ealled, us intolerant in its warfare upon the freedom of religious belief and the sacred rights of conscience—ua- fy oxclurive in ite requirements of birth and blood, ee concealments, and anti-ro- podéican and dangerous in its secret combinations and methods of secret political action. Resolved, That the democracy of Ohio, relyiog upon the inrelligence and patriotism of the people, deciare and pablish there as the principles for Wrveh’ they will do ttle, and insoribing thom upon their banner, thus Boldly'and defiantly meet the issues prevented now by the eombined hosts of the enemies of cemocracy ani of the Union and the constitution, pledging themselves that that banner sball remain unfurled so long as there is a eonstitution and democratic principles to support and Resoved, That we rejoice in the firm, noble and patrio- tue stand of the democratic members of Congress of the United States, in tne matter ot electing a Speaker of the House of Representatives, and trust vbat they will maia. tain that stund to the last. Net a word about the President! Mas. Gaines’ Case.—You appear to me to labor under a mistake in regard to the late decision in the Gaines case. The Court below decreed that no will ean be proved without producing the paper pur- porting to be the instrument. The Superior Court reversed that decision, and deciared that a will that is proved to have had existence, and to bave been or destroyed, may be proved. Now, before such bate can be received, it must be made to aj pear the Court below that the will of Daniel Clar existence, and was lost or destroyed. The Superior Court, therefore, gave no authority to Mrs. Gaines to sue ont an ejectment, as you suppose—Phila. Ledger. cs Piancs.{Wm. Miller, ma Rewer an ees 156 and 158 Kast Twenty-firat street, bas on hand, and {a constant finishing,» choice varioty ot his celebrated improved Ame » ianor, which he offers at greatly reduced prices. Feel: eonfdent that he can sult be most fastidious in style aad ate he invites tbe attention of pi he can rurnish an instrument which, for beauty, ton toe and price can’t be surps leighing Parties.—A Large Room, Suit- aus fora copper or bell room, with every accommodation. ‘The large black bear, “Drum” which killed two men out of seven, while being captured in California, will be}served up ‘thie day atthe “Wood iawn”? Bloomingdale le road, AF. Jarvis & Co., Belng About to Close their busiress, offer tho enttre stock ot millinery goods, con- sisting of fall'and winter bonnets, artificial flowers, ribbons, fatine, de.; allot which must be disposed of before the ‘ot February. ‘The above positively to be sold without re- A. F. JARVIS & OO., 32 Canal street. Sewing Machines.—Our Liberal and le jon ofertanain our new and Jatest improved ‘machines for oid machines of every kind, is ‘baled wih by enareae ‘The Avery, Wilson, Grover & Baker, it, Dorcas and ewer inferior machines.are coming in rapidly » be ‘exchanged. The chance for a profitavle bargain is a great eae. Apply at cur New York ollie personally, or by letter, 1. M. SINGER, & 00, No. $38 Broadway. Defiance Salamander Safes.—Rohert M. Pat- Bigee cslebratod bafoe and patent. powder proot define locks ce! nt powder ross bars. Depot Nor 193 Peat! street, one door below th la i Herring’s Patent Champion Fire and Bur- glar procf safe, with Hall's patent powder proof lock Both Teeeived prize medals at the World's Fair, a, SL, and ‘ince, New York, 1853-754. SILAS 0. HERRING 4 CO,, 135, 137 and 139 Water street, N. Y. Barchelor’s Hatr Dye.—Wigs and Teupeet Tie Dest in the world, This unrivalled and original dye + Spplied in twelve Biche! d mt private rooms, jor’s wige and: >1 Does have improvements over all others, being, chef d’auvr elegance and durability, foe to be euplihent, Robert Hunter, M. 0., 828 cata New York.—Dr. HUNTER devotes his attention exclusively to ~ ‘eases of the throat and lungs, and the treaiment of pein alation. Hours of consultation from 10 A. M 4 peop tsp Cure for Chapped Hands and face, sore lips, 4c., HEGEMAN, spain & 00.'8 en el foe, with glycerine, p repared and sold by Hegeman, chemists noe, druggists, Noe 1a 273, SL nd, "T06 Broadway. @he Great Inhaling Remedy for Asthma, eonsumption, and all diseases Of tho Uvoat and funge Dy re SURTIO hygeana. Thousands have veen restored to health al office 343 Broad: Dr. 1s will be at the office dail: Fre ony 5 reek ‘+ G o'cl 7 ag a Cp charge. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters Cor: Correct the Ap- ative, Imparttone to the svatem, forves off the bile and all isn- Prure fecretionr, regulates the bowels, gives us strength of body of mind, and are the wonder of the age for diss! épazovts tendenclon® Tn'nll rose of phiysloal proste oa, piiaton, dizziness, rest fatigue, Ac., it is gurprising how the patient finds relief. to be with: Gut ie Terequires no uddition of spirits. Fold in fat quart Pottles, by, all hotels. grocers, druezists, to. ‘Extremely pa- stable. BARNES & PARK, 304 Broadway, corner of Duane street, general medicine an1'nalive wine depot. Hernia.—Only Prize Medal Awarded to of names of mercantile and other gentlemen cured by this ‘truss may be seen at MARSH & ©0.’S, No. 234 Maisen lane, New York, and Marsh, Corlies & Co., No.5 West Fourth street, ‘Cincinnati, Ohio, Open trom 7 A. M. until 9 P. af, Bolloway’s Ointment..How 1s it that this medicament has taken the piace of all others in every dispensary of note throughout the world! Because of ite in- i ‘trinsic worth and {mmenseé superiority over all others. Sold Séasirand, London, and by all drugaisto, at 25" esa, 62% 1s an at ats, pare y rugzists, ce Cold Feet and Cha; Hands.—By Rab- bing t_and morning, ir. TOBIAS’ wonderful Vene:- ‘tan ‘Bo one need have cold feet or_chapped hands, A cure warranted or the ‘money returned. Price only 25 ase pens cents. Sold by all the cists, Ci} ndt On Thursday, Nov. 1, 1856, a Rev. Sidi jursday, Nov. by the Rev. Si ‘A. Con ABRAHAM Datzs to Mbe Ranaut ANN ‘Wrexorr, all ot | 4 city. On Friday, Jan. 11, (otagg th Epiecopal Church, Twen- tleth strece’’ by ihe’ Key. Thomas Porell, Mr, Guanums Hewry Husnarp, ie ot oS Miss Louisa Wiuiams Rous, formerly of the city of Oxford, England, both of ‘On Wednesday evening, J of Staten eeencaite to Eiimanera papers please copy. In es on Widnescey, Jan. 9, by the Rev. Dr. Bethune, Me. ho win G. WILuAss to Mise SusAN F. Mors, all of Brooklyn, ‘At New Brighton, on Wednesday, Jan. 9, at the resi- ence of the bride's father, by the Rev. P. P. Irving, Mr, Sonera N. Fixnson to Miss ANN A. BROWER, daughter of Benj. P. Brower, Eaq., all ofthe same place. seit Bloomiield, N. J, om Tuesday, Jan, 1, by the Rev. Mr. Talmadge, Mr. Eowanp H. stexkerr, inte of this city, to Miss Mantua J. CockEFAIR, of Bloomfield, N. J. 9, Wriiiam H. Houseman, ‘brevcer, of this city. On Fridsy, Jan, 11, Jaum McKiuy, infant son of George H. and Lavinia Sniffen, aged 1 year, 1 month and 28 da: ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectful: tnvited to attend the funeral, from the residence of he por ig No. 106 Attorney street, this aiternoon, at two clock, without further invitation, On Saturday, Jan. 12, after inful illness, Gronve A. ACKLAND, a 27 years, 4 months ani 17 days. The frionas and acquaintances of the family, and the members of the Sixth Company National Guards, are re- stfully invited to attend tle funeral, from his late re- sldence, "No. 1¢0 Grand street, to-morrow afternoon, at two o’clock, without further invitation, On Fricay, Jan. 11, of hasty consumption, Me. Wi.uiaw STRARTEFELDT, aged wb years and 3 months. His friends ana acquaintances are rospectfally invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon, at one o'clock, from his late residence, No. 84 Flm street, corner of White street. His remains will be taken to Greenwood for in+ terment. On Saturday, Jan. 12, Wittiam Kew, carpenter, a na- tive of England, aged 55 yearn. His friends and acquaiitances are respectfully invited ‘wattend the funeral, from nis inte residence, No, 632 Hadson street, this afternoon, at bait past one o'clock. Bia r Fesnaite wilt be ec in Greenwood Cemetery, urday, Jan, Moses Swoon, 4a 48 years, 0 aponthe and 7 days oni gaia uaa funeral services will take place at his brother's re- idence, No, 240 Seventh street, to-morrow afternoon, at three o'clock. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend, without further notice, pen Akg Jan. 11, of congestion of the brain, Cuarnes only son, ot Joseph A. and Charlotte P, Beards. aged? 6 months rnd 22 days, mya Melativen and friends of the faraly are respectfally invited to attend the funeral, from No. 144 West Twonty- fifth street, to-morrow afternoon, at half past four o'cioc! On Saturéay, Jan. 12, of congestion of the tn Ae keer, youngest son of Win. §, and Sareh Elen Ford,’ age J month and (cays. s dhe relajives and (rieuds of the tamily are invited to at- NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JANUARY 13, 1856. tend the funeral, this afternoon, at balf past ene o'clock, from No, 182 West Twenty fish street. Setarday porsinn. Som gent H, Sucre, aged 15 years, 2 menths ana 26 day: jungest son of Willing and Sophie be Smith, parinthase Canads West. on and [cag eed am lease copy. On Thursdsy, 3 Jan. jen sat at No aes 365 Hudson avenue, yp, Richap F. tia In Brooklyn, E. D., paseige Jan. 5, of consump- n, MaRGsker HAMLING, aged Ter remains were interred in the Cersetery of the Kver- 5 Friday, Jan. 11, Auyrep Fwaank In Cincinnati ort e ae jan. 11, oe will be be given. In Boston, of Thursday, Jan. 10, Euza, wife of Ca} Benj. Bee oe Lenawee ol inelsta ene tgrintn ag ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. sea) ‘ictoria, Sew ‘York ef ive 0 a ary noel his address he wi deeease of his hie and Montreal jal Dapers please copy, prynaazion 5) WANTED—OF MARY HEFFERAN, ho anvied in. New York two Yoara, age. per ahio, Waah heard from; anew sapin pone fo by in 'Aibeny, SE in Main ot in or in Main st, Jamey, at Any information ‘of ‘will be me geived, x ber saler, Oningring, No. $i Baat Twenty-six ¥ 8 Copy. ILL “LUIGE L. M, ‘g et ae bode msi Leet} made and a ‘80 nexpected, « upon, isa, unexpected appeal to PMbe bis bento, altar an op. par 'y, to address him a nee "She tells ihe tie that you tend to leave, butshe wisbes to detain you ull she can ad- ous letter. All required is your address and the let- (arwill reach you without question The writer ia called u by remembrance of the Cross, to aiford the mother a more £m Sbportanity. You may, it You preier, address HD. office, RILLIANTLY ILLUMINATED LECTURE, AT THE y Tabernacle, on Thursday evening, Jan. 17, by Protearor GHANT. Subject artical Ligh” ie tkoducior the oxy hydrogen lighi, as adapted by hin 1 purpotes of light house jJiumination, eau y,bghting the Tabernacle with medel Calicum lighthou Part sin future Sivertion. men,s. JOBN MUTCHELL WILL DELIVER & LECTURE 1X ‘ndernac'e on Wednesday evening, January Is Ject—" Ripening of the Irish Kevo.ution » ‘Tickets yallery, reserved seats, 50 cents. ‘to be had at Hall's mu More, Broadway; Dunigan’s book slore, 187 Futon stre Haverty’s book slore, 110 Fulton wireet, ahd the Irish Amor can efilee. Doors opén at 7; lecture to commence at 8. RCTURE AT THE BROADWAY TABERNACLE—ON ‘Tuesday evening, Jan. 16,, Subject—"'Now, Uranads,’? by James ©. Lane, Esq., C, E., Chief sogineer of Explorations to New Granada, 1863-54, thickets 25 conus to behad at the re ECTURES ON THE DOCTRINES OF THE NEW Church, as expounded by Bwedenborg.—The tenth lec- ture will be delivered this evening, at 734 o’c:ock, a; the chapel in Eleventh street, between Third and fourth avenues. Sub- Ject, * Hell, as 8 Displaying | the Divine Bentgnity.”” MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCTATION.—MR, G20. Sumner will deliver a nerare. on Wednesday veng January 16,at Clinton Hail, lace, ava ocick, Sub- ject— Old Rurope and Youte as meahe’ Segoe can be had ‘atthe Library desk, No, 2 Nassau street, and at the door on evening of the he lecture. ‘Tickets twenty: tive cent SYCHOLOGY.—DR. BENTON CONTINUES HIS LEC- tures and experiments at Stuyvesant Institute, Broad. Way, on Monday and Thursday. Jan. 14 and 17, at 734 o'clock. Admittorce one shilling, Free lecture to ladiesat 3 f. M. each Gay. Oflice for application of elestricity for disease, 477 Broad- ILLMORE CLUB NO. L- slastic meeting, held in the Ii of the 12th inst. Mesars. Onvorn, inted w commities to prepare the following resolutions, wich were ynanimously adopted:— Whereas, In our opinion tkoee Who have proved true, aller a thorough ‘ural, abould bave the support ot all honest electors, therel ‘Ih Millard Fillmore we know him capable and sball use our best endeavors to secure his nomination at the American Con- vention to be held at Philadelphia on the 22d of February ne and we wonld invite al) who weuld “rather be right than 06 President,” to join u: our next public meeting, at Spring Bireot Hall, on Saturday evening exh mh inet, ak 8 oFciack, precisely. TOAKLEY, President ‘James Osponn, Secretary. OUNG MEN'S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENE. ral Committee, for 1856.—The members of this Committee for 1856, are oa mere to meet st Tacuany, sacs a Monday evening, January 14, 1856, at 735 o'clock, for purpose of organization, 4c. HORATIO re CA Chairman of ¥. M. D. R. General Committee, 1856. Suxvri L. Havcutox, Davi B, McCu1tovan, * $Sezretaries, 1386. THE BALL SHASON. 62 BROADWAY.—GRAND SOIREE AT MME. AND Wile EMMA SAUVAGEAU’S dancing academy, 627 Broadway, on Thursday evening, 17th January, to commence at 934 o'clock. ‘Tickets 50 cents. The academy is 0; open every day for priyase lessons, and every evening for pract GRAND SOIREE, IN AID OF THE ERECTION OF St. Mary’s church, Clifton, 8. I., wil be given at Niblo’s Suloon on Tuesday evening, January 15, 1856, Tickets, ad- olting @ gentleman and indies, $2.each, can be purchased members of the commiti¢e, and at the door on the eve- ning of the soiree, An excellent band has been engaged for the oct B. D, CONNERY, M. D. KDWARD T YOUNG, | Printing Committee. JAMES MITCH Mg ee I BIRTHDAY—PRINTERS’ BANQUET — The New York aphical Society ell celebrate the 150th anniversary of the birth of the phi Patriot and Printer, Benjamin Franklin, (in aid Bf the funds & tue Prin, ters’ Free Library,) on Thursday evening next, January 17, at Miller sew Oity assemply Rooms, 446 Brondway. ‘The 'As- sembly Rooms -will be epen at8 o'clock, at which time an efficient Floor Committee will be in attendance, and supper Pill Deannounced at 10 o'clock, at which toasis, gontiments, 4c. will be received, and resvonses may be expected fro entlemen of literary reputation and ablilty. eu}. F. Butler, - Will preside, assisied by the President of the New York ypseraplical & Society, Danie! L, Northup. and James Narine, Chairman of the Committes of Arrangements. ‘The folowing gentlemen have been invited to oficiate, as Vico Presltonts;— fobn G. Lightbody, Geo. F. Nesbitt, Jas, Conner, Sam’ A. Roto, Bayard Taylor, F. 0. Darley, Geo, P: Putian, B- BA Losaing, J. H. Steele, ‘Hiram Fuller. ‘Geo. itainer Jobin Har: er, J 8 ‘Redfield, 'J. F. Trow, Geo, B. Morris. Joun D. icCreary, Robert M. Eoe, Moses 5. Beach, Norman White and Sidney Appleton. Vocal and instrumental music in the supper room by the Alleghanians and othera, and Shslion’s Bad ia engaged for the Assets Rooms. ‘Tickets —gentie- men’s $2, ’ $1—may be had of the Committee, at Baker & Godwin's, No. 1 Spruce street, Danskin’s Oftee, Sollie’e iusie store. St, Nicholas Hotel and Hall's music store. ES NARINE, Chairman, No. 7 Broad strvet. _Joux W. Fonues, Secretary, 60 Williain street, IGHT GUARD BALL.—-GRAND MITITARY AND civic review in aid of the Seventh he ae Fund, Academy of Music, February 14, 1856. ad- ‘mitting a gentleman and ‘and ladies, to be had at the principal ho- tels and music stores, oe BALL.—THE TENTH ANNUAL BALL OF the grand lodge of oe ot New York, will be held at io Baloon, on the 14th February next. Tickets in may be obtained vy the fraternity at the grand se- office, 600 Broad wa} JAMES HERRING, Grand Secretary. GQCANDINAVIAN SOCIETY. THE ELEVENTH ANNU al ball of this society, will take place on poner, oresing, 14th instant, at Brooke's Assembly Kooms, Broom street, ‘Tickets may be obtaine | of eithermember of the com- mittee, and at A. Robinson's, No, 82 Greeawich street, MPKING BLUES BALL THE TOMPKINS BLUES, ©, 12th Regiment, ball'will take place at Niolo's on Thursday evening, fanuary 31, 1886. | Tlekets may be obtained at the armory, Mercer House, or of either member of the commitiee, and at the prinelpal hotels, HE SIXTH ARNUAL BALL OF THE BROUGHAM Light Guard will be held at the City Assembly Rooms, om Tuesday evening, January 15, 1856. had of the members of the company, or at ihe door, on the evening ot the HE FOURTH ANNUAL BALL OF Ti YOUNG MEN'S DEMOORA’ UNION CLUB, Will take place on WEDNESDAY, JANOARY 30, 1856, t the NEW CITY ASSEMBLY ROOMS. peovers can procure = anon on ap) poaton to the com- CER W. CONE, President, D° ones Crain, Secretary.” EDUCATION. 1856. -REITING,, BOOKKEEPING. ARITHM TIC are Mhoroughly tau faught at PAINE, 238 Grand street, New York Brooklyn. Ladies? Writing classes, $2 twelve jpnmnlf ey Yacllity wih which Mr. Paine uses thé pen, and his admirable method of impactio instrvetion, places ti thm, in our opinion, at the head hiro graphers —Brooklyn Independent 609 BROADWAY—-BOOKKEEPING, WRITING, Ug Mr. DOLBEAR wil Teoelve pew pit’ pils on Monday, for cheap class and private lessons. His new method of teacning practically on pians of real business saves half the time money required by ihe old systems and makes better accountants. $6. BOOKKEEPING, WRITING, ARITHMETIC, BLO- gc tm, Kngliah grammar tar and’ com tncluding a Also, the French, Spanish re ou Tiber Dal tessons at_his office, 773 Broad. way, Lee d Ni Tenth streets, 3 o’clook. C, ROBBINS iLLEN ‘oop. IRENCH LANGUAGE.—PROF. D. LACROIX, 0 Prostwar. oe ues 10 receive new x eetrough French to them, estore method, « |g plete i? By an conjugation of or verve te 80 ret a Y anderstood ‘and acquired- Terms on reasonable. ROF. DE MARSAN.—THOSE WHO WISH TO LEARN the French uage, yi ‘wasting either their time or Money, will do well to vist this Cp etd rooms, at No. 437 Broadway, and be present during the recitation hours, inorder simple method works with his pupils, will astonish fhe spanner in walsh See Wo mouths! leesone, they i rosay language. Ladies’ classes Homo aoa toaP. M.; gentlomon’s classes from 5 to 11 P.M. Private lessons nt the residences of the pupils, ‘WINES AND LIQUORS. Jf, FAURE, gs FRONT STREET, IMPORTER AND SOLE gent olethe Delbeck sanipone agne, fhas constantly on hand ‘an askortment of this sparkling, fruity wine, soft and dry; tor sale also, clareta, cordials, absyuthe, anisetie, maraschino, curacao, sardines, peas, mushrooms, éc, oe A AND ROCHELLE BRANDY LAND- “double swan gin,” landing from ships A. Roninger, Bou Riera Hoe 1, for sale trom te jo Packages Ro- chelie br brandy, pale and dar) fow iu oon SIMPSON BROS WB Beaver street. @) AMES M. SANDERSON, AGENT, HAS F FoR SALE, AT No. 1 Pine tereet, corner of Broadway original pack. ages, aa imported. G. H. Mumm & Co ? § Arnold Mumin’s ithenish wines; J. MP ux wines, Shipping orders pxecuied. URNS « CLUB.—A SPE SPECIAL OF THE ueM- Baws Burne Crab wl SPELT? ox zen ems sree) go many evens We ya eM. xu. Piende ox the members are y in Cae ig “foun STRAITON, Secretary. URNS CLUB.—THE “CUSTOMARY ANNIVERSARY im bonor of Robert Br ring gentlemen: —V Clirenugh, 207 Broadway; Robertson, 220 Grand street; Jobn eeuae. 133 Pearl a Hugh Orrest Joun strest; Joseph Laing, 4 Fulton streets ‘and in Brookiyn, from Jobn Mason, 7 Henry QURSTRIAN INBTITUTH.— COMPLIMENTARY TESTI- ing ofthe school andes Wit tasagemont Jun a asunder le dire i Camus ot of arrange Me raid Fifth Riseelisee mises TAL Warner, J. , % Hervey lanford, William Wind Wii F.selteh. Jr, Leitch, Chairman, tickets, one dolar ‘Treasurer; each, which ents the holder to.a mde in the ring’and » check for fee i room. e for the evening. | The riding ring will be opened at o'clock, under the management or We H Disbrovw, of the. Pints Avenue siding Academy, who as on Eindly volubieered, and Mr the Riding Master. ‘vhe all oom will Be opened at § 0 lock, under the management Wan Oryetal tends Davidson Meserole, Win I. Lelich, Jr., and 1.3, Waiker. Tne seception Committee, com: posed of the selor ae geet, Will be in attendal sure stiention all viliors:— Wai. T, Leitch, D . Law, 1 5 ry Sanford, Wm. Winont, 1 alley. Sapper will be serves 103g and [12 o'clock, “To avoid confusion, alls tickets will have ths hour marked on them, st which "bey be presented... Supper tickuls, one dollir each. | Volors; Ting. tue rosea; Hall Committee, white ro: neties; Be gen Comm tee, red rosettes; Supper Commit- tee, red while rosettes. ze hestrian Tustitate, 61 "South Fourth street, ., Is the largest stablishment of tbe badd, pron abi, iy tee srorld covering an acre and a quarter ot gcound, or 18 city lots. ta ball roo.n, supper rooms, reception rooms and dresaing rooms are cious and convenient, while there ig accom uodation tor 2, tatorsin the idin, ding acadenn y and 20) person can ride in thes ‘with comlort at the same time. The whole interior was re modeled during the temp of taree'W, Weer br moda enterprise of (Locrge W. Walter, fo whom this testimonial is tendered b; tte, ‘don of his codoavors to eoatzinate to the health and oe of the community, | The commitise plodge themselves thst D0 effort will a to this occasion agreable to all who may partlcip RANELIN CHAPTER, NO, 9.—O, U. A, BROTHERS you are hereby notitied to meet at the Chapter rooms on Sunday, the t., at 1144 o'clock, to attend the funera! of our late brother, eo. W. Reeves. Members of the order im general are invited to attend. by order, ERRY, t be epmer TO THE PUBLIC.. —MAZOR'S 0 OFFICE, —The Mayor desires tocail the attention at wep a te iollowing ordinance, which will be strictly AN ORDINANCE 70 AMEND AN ORDINANCE 10 KEGULATE THE WATER WORKS OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK, Feira BEPTeMBest 7, 1842. Src. 1. Dy person or perrons wao shall obstruct the access. tothe diferent stop-ooeke eonnested. with. the water ter pipes, lacing ther thereon stone, brick, lumber, dirt or any othe! a ‘who shall permit any such moaierials to be placed theresa by iho byibore me hie or Meir employ, shall be subject to wee penalty dollars for each offence, with an additional sum of Swen y tive dollars for each Jay the same shall be ‘continued after notice for removal shall have been served. ante 2 fionder Te penalties herein prescri ed shall be imposed on in hike manner as is provided in the first sectionot Dee sarecth tite of the odinenoe hereby amended, in respect to the [eae ity the rela HreaeH vee, and in default af the pay- be rl to the lke punishment by m preser “Adopled by ihe Board of Aldermen, December, 1814. Adopted vy the Board of Assistants, December Ij, 1844. ‘Approved by the Mayor, December 14, 1844. Dot VALENTINE, Clork 0. C. This ordinance applies to the removing of show from an hycrant in tront ot any F prewiess, FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor. ‘hy, eRe PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS frpeehte pl Eaerethe sar eenaty ahi SW ROR RS ‘Maiden lane, as they will not be paid after tha: FFICE OF THE SECOND AVENUE RAILROAD COM. pa second street and Second avenue, ¥ ew Yort, ¢ aunual électioa for directors of this oumpany wl be held on Momiay toe th of February next atthe ofice ot the compeny, corner of Forty-second street and Second ave- nue, from 12 o’elook till 2. The transfer books will be closed from date unlilafler theele=tion.. By order, P. C, ROGERS, Secrotary. ARTIES—DINNER OR EVENING — FURNISHED ‘with gold band french china, silver, glass, confectionery, cocks va! iters, and ali other thin, Seeing eateall ee or any other instruments req PR Bruviens 186 Crosby street : a Rae NICARAGUA, DEPARTMENT OF Rib Tations, Granada, Nov ‘To the Prefect of the De Porseesion will be mediately given, * ‘Art. 2. Every family arziving bere and vite in the Terrt torr will receive 100 acres, besides the 25) belonging to each Art. 3. After the ianse of wx mouthe following the taking of Possession, rty will be given setuers, vided that ihey give fo we Lo the Director of Uotoolzation eatisctary eir good conduct, and of the improvements made ca sone “art & ‘They aball pay no duties for perscual property, fur- aa agrict epee ery Planta, cat or any of the fore they shall not be able to sell the lands granted, £0 any foreigner; and they are equally forbidden to wellthess {o transfer their rights to any native before having occu. Blea te e ground for the term of mx montba and obtained the wis ser tact! leet ote point wi jut 10 atlew jous ofimnerant to guier seeds, plants, &e., and ee ‘Art 7, Lat this decree be commiunicated to those whom it pa ve the 23d day of November, 1855. Given at Granada on the ay BAC Tivas. ‘To re MrnisreR or Re1stiows.— And according to supreme order 1 communicate it to you for your knowle: and conve: nient effects, and for its publication ant circulation in the de partment Let command—aceordingly. ‘Department of Relasiona, Government 7 ae, Now, 21986 EPUBLIO OF NICARAGUA, DEPARTMENT OF WAR 1855.—To the Commander-in-Chief 0 ihe Army of the Republic ‘The Supreme Mxecuitve Power has ed to transmit to me the following decree:—The Presi Republic of Nicaragua to ite inbabjtants:—Considering it the service of the republic for the preservation of or atoms and } to increase the army of the Fepublie, and consid also Want’ ‘Agricultural labors require the employment of so many individuals that not a sufficient number is left fo scion at n we of its powers, pie com igtd elit be ble, sere tet ponds, Let it be comm Given in Granada, on the 14th : To THE SeoRPTARY ov Tam Wam. PATRICIO RIVAS. And I tranamtt {t to his Honor the General, for his knowledge and due effecis, selterating Ge copurilies of ty extecen, &0, Samay or nut gant su.gDND 0 1 rue ete THOKIZING THE COMMANDESIN-CHIEF OF THE ARMY TO 1 CREASE THE SAME, Monthly lasses, Salary. —Batlons. clothes. $25 1 1 2780 1 1 50.00 1 1 $250 1 1 70.00 1 1 80 00 1 1 100 00 1 } 140 00 1 1 175.08 1 1 200 00 1 1 | a RIY. t of War of the Dee. 14, 1355. lena. IE NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN ICK COMPANY é ind, comapleiod, thet their dock Sad buildings at rower’ jreene ponies corner corr af iturry ray mre or to the purpose of nese thereto 198 consimers and the pub- Me ty 19 call tin dem a ft dieir office, where. ‘Spek Hy impart any information reledve to their business aad Sanna He Bruncis, Sac. GRO. K, SHERWOOD, Prowt 10 Gas CONSUMERS.—M —METERS PUT IN. ORDER AND AND icneta from trost. Gas oie attended to, Gas fix. ‘urnisned by A. A. TRAINOR, Righth street, corner of Four ‘avenue, Bibie Howse. THE MILITARY. TROOP NEW YORK HUSSARS, JANUARY II, 1856,— ‘The members of this troop are horeby notitied to axsombie, in full uniform, with side arms, dismounted, at Atwood’s Key: mone Hotel. corer, of Division ‘and Christie streeta on Sinday, January 13, StI o'clock A.M. 10 pay, the tast tribute of re- spect ‘oa brother soldier of # troop, Four regiment. By order of AZAR On, Captain, = 2 = ALL SUPPERS.—THE MANHATTAN HOUSE SUPPER rooms 265 Bowery, between Houston and stanton sarees Hee and gentlemen, visiting balls, theatres, or ner, tea oF supper, will tod this new establish ment a, acairae place |o taketheir refreshments, Private on- france to the supper rooms. W. DEA Mt “ATIONAL HOTEL, WASHINGTON, D. ALE. brated hotel, situated balf way netween « President's Bonne and the Capitol, bas been Teased by the undersigned for a term of years, and has neen refurnished and improved throughout, ‘making {t,in all its appointments, equal to Hin the'eonniry, ‘The house ts now open for the accommo: 1 of the nubiic, WILLIAM GUY rropristor. THE 6 GLOBE HOTEL, CORNER or FRANKFORT AND ‘William streets, has’ been completely renovated; is now prepared to furnish single rooms at ‘and 3734 cents each er day; alto good roots for families. Porters up during Lio night, Me ure, HOU! ms, 1 ROOMS. &0., WANTED, FIRST RATE COUNTER WANTED—ABOUT THIRTY feet long, auitable for an exchange or banking oft, Bivadtw a Metropolitan Exchange and Specie oflice, ‘ji Rooms WANTED. TWO OR THRER ROOMS WANTED usturnished, for a small family of three, Security given icroqulred. Addrors, stuilng location, terms and descrip , 16 James slip, up stairs, “FURNISHED OR pir afl A SCHOOL HUILDIN Ave twonty five or Wiety New York. Pe par Yeas Th, , Lox 505 Vo.) ofliygy ___ "Ew WUBLICATIONS. | UsT PUBLISUED ANT es FOR xD AND FOR FORE BALE. B, THETHEATRICAL Authors, r Dramas, OY e Ge piney, Ag gauss otreot, Now Yorks ptt va, AND FARM GES. D. APPLETO} 4 48 Broadway, have just publ iN Mutant, J46 and way, considered and VILLAGE AND FARM COTTAGES. The julrements of American village homes: ested, with ry a ation ony betweenkihe roomaand Do “ Cary ‘ake the hee ‘abod Soh ie mates servapta, 10 make the a and inviting ‘to friends, ia the i and, we te eos of spentiiontions 1 iF each hor an be Eppilcation to the architects. This tectural pubtications, aud @ very judicions one. The book remarks and truly practical hints. Any Person aboutio build may 7 Fond with profit the sections on adoption of a plat ting, on our forest javsinei fad on the application of Pinel les mf pow ahs ‘anouttechne’d OF ebb HOUSES, jesigns for villages, farm houses, a senor Surnitire. ae best haan of warm- tpg and ventilating. With 320 illustrations. $v FEVER’S BEAUTY es OF MODERN ARCHITECTURE, Forty-eight steel plates. $4. contains many useful MERICAN ILLUSTRATED | NEWSPAPER.—! Frank Lealie’s Illustrated Newspaper ‘cued 12th yeah! Belcher. overal ilustrations bob sang found on the Resolute. eelebration at the Academy of Music, New Fork. ety of Jackson, after Vanderlyn, Together with yore other splendid illustrations, and all the news of the week. EE Oe ne. NOTICES. %,00.—THE ADVERTISER HAS FROM cya te A ay to re ciaghy active v inthe jot ing drug business; could eae ae rains reference given and re P. G. V., box 785 Post office. DY MBTICER, I8 DESIROUS OF this amount in some safe and RINER, WITH $2,000, OR MORE, WANTED, the advertiser, in large eating house, down town, itz yeaa established, and doing a very extensive’ ‘business; or pose of my entire interest to Obilged to leave town for Gress, for five days, a, B. E., And CHANCE.—A PARTNER WANTED, WITH ‘$100 or over, in the baking and store and bakery ‘have been newly taken in bread. A single man or @ smail family preferred 266 2wenty-seventh sureet, cery business. The itted up, and the rent is Apply on the premises, Nit and Tenth avenues. OPARTNERSAIP.—THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE TEIS. ed into a ership, for a term of years, firm of Morse, M’Kenney &'Co., 1096, called. tnt Ampire Printing Compaby, for tho purpos of carrying on ng, drawing and eagravin: deeora'ive Santa i the business of desi with mercantile an in all aoe ‘various 8. MKE, HAD DRGs ANDERSON, 1856. b3 and 205 Centre'sireet, comer of Howard. Wanted, as above, four or five boys who have some know ledge of drawing. pe vg pe ISSOLUTION.—THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO. A lore Kreeer under the name and title of Kipp, ‘thompson this day been dissolved by oe ‘consent, bry tees ‘will hereafter be conducted by Reed & T! the old stand, No. 4, opposite 1y Ad streot. Dated New York, Jan. 5, 1856. HE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING BE- tween the undersigned, under the firm of Veit & Schwitzer, is hereby dissolved by mutual consent, DANIEL VEIT, M. AYKK SC SCHWIT: iE UNDERSIGNED ) HAVE FORMED A ¢ A COPARTNRR ship, under ibe firm name of C. T. Longstreet & Co., the purpose of manufacturing and CHAY yD and ion taken the marble front siore ip Chamber: 69 Reads Ne oT, LONGSTREET, ly at 64 Naswau otreet, NJAMIN He PIERCE, | HORGH 8. De FOREST, Inte of the iS James Wilde, Jr. age, Sloans & Dater. Tacs i FP. GILBERT, ith James Wilde, J: New York, Jannary 1, 1a. HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFOR! tween John Higgins and John Farrell, under the styie snd igs at Belfast, @ , Giasgow ana New York, was this day dissolved oy ‘ail ena due tothe on will be collected b; ‘ight, of New York, and the Habilities, debi the Inte firm on either side of the Atlan EXISTING BE and oblis ae due b; Sua Glangow, and Molla & Ayer Notice —I have purebased the the book accounts and bills re. ie firm of Jobo Higgins & Co., of Belfast and York. As no person in Europe or america is connected or ierenee ‘with me in this purchase, all those ee must ayment only to me, at the aflice of Wight Brot 35 and 3 ‘Vesey street, New York, Shee Chet nuret IOMAS P. HE FIRM OF BOUGHTON 4 KNAPP HAVING DIS. , Ishall carry on the ready’ atthe old stand, No. 19 Cor found a well selected stock of goods. out at greatly reduced prices, to areata seed tr bores goose N. A. KNAPP, Inte Boughton & Knapp, LOST AND FOUND. {OUND—A MULE AND WAGON. THE OWNER UAN ‘operty and paying expen 7 Seventh avenue, OBT—A WHITE POODLE DOG, ON MONDAY, THE 7th inst., im the vicinity ot Bowery and Fourth street answers to the name of Fide: ral reward by leaving It at cluthing business where san always be inter clothing closing have the ey ‘The finder will recet Fourth street, near the Bowery: OST—ON THE 2D INSTANT, KITHER IN NEW YORK or Brooklyn, a mosaic breastbin: veint & present ‘a an A Suita ble reward will be paid on , Broadway, up stairs, O8T—ON FRIDAY] EVENING, A LIGHT BROWN FUR vietorine, in Twenty-second ‘or Twenty-seventh street Fourth or Lexington avenue. The finder will be liberally re warded by leaving {t with the owner, 106 Lexingten avenue, JOHN VANDERBILT. REWARDS. REWARD.—STRAYED CR STOLEN FROM THE subscriber, while standing in front of 199 Wooster street, on Saturday moruing, the 12th inst., a dark bay mule, er wagon, with out box attached: upon the arrest_and conviction ) & suitable reward will be rather thick set, with a ium! ‘The above reward will be of the thief, if siolen; or if stray: Paid for the recovery ofthe same. JAMES ST OF JANUARY, will return the eni REWARD.—LOST, ON_THI & King Charles dog. | Whoe ot 142 Meroer atrect wil REWARD. —WAS T. ‘AKEN 1 Lge ie SURSORTD er’s residence on Btateu Is!: id traced to wane varying lait oe tie fs rand bebind the ‘ents worn by the baiter; abont ‘aise, years old, beg 4 heavy in form, and neck arched; the rockaway Was of green body’ and round leather top, the curtains somewhat torn and mended at the fastenings, the wheels worn and in bad order. nd will be paid on rvcovery of the horse snd ing 10 the conviction of the party absconding with them, which may be given at his reai- is office, 24 William street, New York. or upon information \eadi REWARD STOLEN, YROM THE HOUSE NO. Pf Filth atreet, on the Jevening of ot CF Alth inst., one yf, gold Sa Patiecbed 1s which wrest chatelaine nud carved breat Id lepine, with brass cap, attached to which was a earrings, ove pair cut pius. oon pin, and some few | it dollars In stiver aud gold, 1 the Sbove reward will be ald for the of the whe, or « proport'on of the same for any parte ato Liberty owe REWARD, oa ore bracelet, ‘one eae articles: of jewel one rod printed A BREAST POCKETBOOK, re dnc ubeurrent money, aud sundry pa: gi receive the, sbore Teward by returaing ae ue sae 00 ‘Hi sheen ‘DELIVERING lost between 7and 8 o'clock on Thursday prin Bocora avenue, ign street or avenue A. The above aware will be paid leat ahd "twoltth street. the foundry, corner of avenue REWARD WILL BE PAID TO THE PERSON | ‘will return a hair braceict marked jigbland Guard ball, on Thursday the 10th fh 466 Broad the competionery the thanks of the ower NBAR THE JUNCTION OF DI- HO M. Ln Tost al the men receive Above Few oe ARD=L Folea aed Grand He Newfoundland tog, co breast, nose ae! the | above reward by lea’ | COAL YARD.~MUNRO & ROSE, No. 190 Eaat Twentieth strect, near Pirst avenue, are soling the best of red and white ash con, ail aizen, At Whe lowest tere, prices delivered in good order in any partof t ity. The Nehuyikill coal is the best in the city for iamily w the Price Gor 2,100 los. gunranteed) precludes none from having 4 IEGARS.—THE BALANCE OF SEVERAL LARGE IN. voles of segars, imported Havana, domestic and German, Jor sale, at much below their market Value, to pay advances, Cyeras as low as $8; Germans as low as $330. OUBEKS, 31 Broadway, up slairs, ASTROLOGY. ‘LAIRVOVANCE,—MRS, SEYMOUR, FORMERLY OF Division street, the moat celebrated medical and business mi meee, 9 fow Soon west of rehitie. female complal clairvoyant in Amel 5 SALES AT AUCTION. —— co ne igh al i LADY, HAVING ONE OF SINGER'S SEW:NG x2. AUCTION Nor NOTICE. —CROCKERY, GL pM Be Be at o'clock, dewing done on the cheapest terme, Kedron OS 05 Bus sale of at Kinds of W, 2, i eer fa son rent Innde, china, cutlery, britaunia ware, SKAMBTRESS, WHO MAKES VERY HANDSORB dealers, Catalogues now ready, and ladies’ underclothes, and can ‘epene adie wanun shipping. itvation; is a splendid writer, of au find would UCTION SALB—MONDA’ Ar THe | ‘ake situation me hceaigrrecmine ghia A’one re intiean an Fenth treet, ila meine sears ces FM nenta of. 8 horse, "ARMERS.—A RESPECTABLE FARMER BF- wagon order of a feather | JO, F nae a anh pa ee nyt gold quiring the services of a lad eighteen Jars of see, who wateh, aor JOUN PCAN SIL Aitetinser.. | phen, Herald ofied.” bs Bh once lly: XTENSIVE SALE OF FURS AND SLEIGH ROBES 10. morrow, Monday 7 at eleven o’e'ock. —J oan Fr. RUSSELL, aue‘loneer, will sell at the store of Day, Russell & Co., tau stzeet, (wo doors from Fulton) an éziewive rioct ot supe. rior manufactured furs, manutactured expressly for city trade by one of the largest fur establishments in the city, and which mon beckasdienadnicy aise abo tite Serr ane, Toit coon, Peary ‘and other fancy sleigh robes. ‘The whole of these ture ‘are fully warranted ict represented upon our caulogue, yANTED— A SITUATION, BY A ry LADY, AB AMANT. or , Bomb, the country! Mares A. T., rene eraid ofhce, ANTRD-BY | A RESPECTABLE | PROTESTANT man inte private faunlly. Case madres D.C. 1a) Unanon, pn teh hones —BY FRANK- (CHOLS.—Mortgagee’s sale on "Monday morn- lath inet, at lth o’ciock, at store 161 Third avenue.—~ ti ih be sold the whol: stook of sai ad ca of tancy N AGENT OB OVERSEER WANTED—T0 MANAGE @ gentleman’s estate, Ja ‘ouring his absence on & tour to {mattreises, fe. Europe, and permanentiy, wih sat qualifications, &c. A Wis eek “at the store No. 100 pao ed (if apy, small tam postening a gene. embracing a splendid assortment of ral know! of bu business, with some eartonee in brary furniiure, of custom make, and worthy the aulention ot dening s and rural economy. To such’ ane. pleanan: buyers, Evers'iot will be sold. ‘Catalogues reacy. focally abd lbera) salary, with # furnished cotiage, would be provided. Services and'salary ) commence on tbe first o' ENRY H. LERDS &, CO., AUCTIONEERS,—HENRY facie Me ciepseai HL, Herald office, ‘with reterences H, LEKDB & C1 sell on Monday, Januar a4 sndsome houschold roars at 1034 0! Bone) at No. 2 placa Tiety sixth atreet, between yay and sixth ven CASHIER ¢WANTED—CAPABLE or Lue. the property ofa family eclining bo ‘housekwoping. cousial it class exchange and bavking ing of new tapestry ts, richly carved rosewood peur New Ye fectly familiar with uncurrent mone 7, suiis covered in crimeon brocaiel, & superb rosewood be preci tm as to integrity and capac''y. and give un ‘Address ets ae ae Herala office. OY WANTED—IN A PAPER WAREHOU SE; MUST beamart and intelligent. Age from 12 w 14 yearn ply from 11 to 3 at 4¢ Beekmanst a BoLNANTED ONE, WHO UNDERSTANDS ATTERD- bar. and is willing to make himself generally ute! ui; also, o girl wanled, to attgnd a oinng whie, Cail at Georae Mellon‘s saloon, 345 Broad’ days. JABRIAGE MAKERS.- \—CLEKK WANTED.—O¥E WHO experience, in the buaicons, can keep acerania and make purchases, and assist in taking ‘charge, Toscow- potent Berson. a beral salary will be given. ‘Kadena Bepe- siiory, Herald office. OVERNESS WANTED TO TEACH IN A PRIVATE amily for a couple of hours every morning, ia exchange Jor, a comfortable home; she must, be, qualited to teach mut and the ordinary bran an Engl Address. with real name "und relerences ken, Mc He Union square Poet forte, 6} octaves, made to order’ by Gilbert; parlor cufains, mantel ornaments, rosewood marble top centre table, fancy chairs, 40. Bedrooms-~Tapestry carpets, roxewood bedatoad, dressing bureaus, warhstands, marble tops; beds, mattresies, ae. pA seg Wwashstands and bureaus. mantel orpamente,) chairs and other {trnitare; oll cloths, stair car- pets, enamelled furniture. china. glass and kitchan ware. The ‘above are all new and tn fine order. Every ariicle will pe soid without reserve, be eet H®RTS, JR., AUCTIONEER—CONBTABLE’S Giamond jewelr ry, yold and silver watches, jew- girs, 22 SHENRY B. HERIS. Jr., will sell at auction on usiday. Jan. 18, at stare No. 54; Pine ‘street, al 1034 o'clock, ing diamond, cluster and Comair stone “rings ‘and. pit rings, gold and illver watches, “by the most cele akers: 18, py Ds ings, and @ large assortment of oil paintings, alco s large tot offraney 038. B. JONES, Constable. AWNBROKER’S SALE—MONDA by JOHN i MORTIMONE, aucloneer’ is7 Chathata consist ladles’ and men’s wearibe apparel, aut, Bitten oes bg, ee ie 1 Grand street BOARDING AND LODGING. 64.8 BROADWAY.—A FINE FAMILY PARLOR, WITH two sloping rooms connecting. on second floor. _Ad- 40, a desirable sult on third floor. with full board, and one sin- gi¢ room for gentlemen, Dinner at 6 o'clock. House aas all the modern improvements. 4.2'] BROOME STREET ONE BLOCK FROM BROAD- way.—Board and single gentlemen, All the modern amen om be found in the house. Terms moderate. French spoken. 37 FOURTH STREET.—ELEGANTLY FURNISHED BLY WANTED. § NEAT YOUNG GIRL rang of gallon on sal family, boarding, conn r ‘and child only. "Good wages, Ar tidy. aud “willing. apply be- tween 9 and 1 o’clock, at Mrs, Devean’s, 2a floor, No. al ‘BOI it, me near Washington park. 0 DENTISTS.—TWO DeNTISTS WANTED IMM@DI- alely, who are srquainted with one or both branebes ical and mechanical dentistry. To euch good and constant employment will be ip Ay yy i ied fre terre, 159 Bowery, betore 9 A. M., boy, as an apprentice. WAXTEDTA SMART. TIDY GERMAN GIRL, 70 DO ‘the cooking and assist in washing. One who can eomo well recommended may apply at 41 East 28th st, apart its, 101 entle and ladies; also ae ee Fooms, for kenilemes, to lee with oF without bound, infest ANTED—FIFTY GOOD STRAW SEWERS. APPLY cass house, with all tig Waite improvements, at 93 West Twenty-cighth street, near Seventh ay, AP TED—A FIRST RATE HAND, TO WORK ON A Grover & Baker's sewing machine; Apply to J. EL. Prentice & Co. corner of Raymond and Bolivia siree's, Broor- yp, in the oftise of the allk hat department. WARTEDAS CHAMBERMAID OR WAITER, 4 }wiss girl, who can speak French, Must be accusiowed to take care of children, Apply on Monday, Mtb inst, wi 23 Kast 14th st., betore 12M. Wippiy immediately GOOD MANTILLA HaNTe, Apply: immediately s at 27 Waiker st. ANTED—A SMA: ta aD, TIDY GIRL FOR GENERAL W housework, in a family of four; must be a good pimin cook, washer and ror one well recommended, good wages, will be given, Protestant preferred. apply at'No 4 second place, Brooklyn. WAxtE4 YOUNG MAN, WHO THOROUGALY understands the butchering ‘Dusiness. dene biia rate sialleman need apply; no kalling to do. Cait a: "o avenue market, betwoen 16th and Om ste, from 7 Yo 32 o?loce Me 4. FLOCK. D} SROOND AVENUR.—ROOMS TO Ler, WITH board, 10 gentlemen, or gentlemen and the Hotse new and newly furnished, Mritail be modern improve ments; plessanily Toealed near Stuyvesant park. 14.8 NINTH STREET—TO, Let, WITH PARTIAL hoard, to a gentleman, the front room and front bed: 100m on the second ree Toa ho appreciat quiet and comfortable quarters thé above wil be fonedl woriky atiention, 109 Pots ren te aoa aed? turpished Aiiroaghol aa rovided with baths, gas, and all the Todern improvemenia, ma would be let separately, with- 91 wn Vind eee FOUR DOORS WEST Cid BROAD. furnished T, BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.—A pleasant second story room, also a sult.of rooms upon the third floor, suitable for tamilies or single gentlemen, in the above rst. clase residence, Dinner at etx. Referenées ex- ged. 3-44. ONE, | SINGLE GENTLEMAN, OR TWO Triends, can obtain good board and pleasant front reom on fourth floor. with large pantry, midway between Fulton and Wall street ferries. Lecaiion pleasant. Apply at No. 65 Hen- ry sireet, Brooklyn. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR TWO SINGLE GEN tleman, can procure board aud rooma at 122 East Twelith street, between Kevond and Third avenues, ‘The house is hand- somely turnished, and contains ail the modern improvements HANDSOME PARLOR AND BEDROOM TO LET, Jurnished, in the first class house 776 Broadway, sullablg or two’ single geutiemen. Apply from 16 A. M. i THE TRADES. RASS SPINNER WANTED, AP! TNO. 7 B 7 2 APPLY AT NO. 30 S007 ye AVER WANTED—-TO DO THE WORK OF A satinet printer, or to conduct a small shop for "od work. Aman whocan do all branches wil ta fia Ployment. Apply to Geo, W. Wight, No. 8 Greenwich fe Sus. HAT FINISHERS WANTSD.—FIFTEEN mg eeuly. wages or lece work. aad higher wages’ Wil be sires wi a 0 giv ihsn axy ober shop n town by the subscriber. en J. KLVEKBON, 253 Market at, Newark, » NJ. ANTED—AN ARCHITECTURAL DRAUGITAAN; ¥ N pene Dut rat rate need apply; me who has a free band ching, experience od deming preferred. “Apply 10 1 to Duniels, ‘architect, 27 Beta. way. Waste FRI PRACTICAL § SATINET PRINTER, ONR lgdmenty tnd ay Ad ih good treterece acto ability, ae, Please address R, G. 1.., Herald fi ANTED.—A FIRST RATE a AND CAKE Ba- ker want. at 31 8th avenue. Waa ENGRAVER ON STONE, &, FIRST rate workman; also. a fr rate jbiaman, ts. work portraits, Inquire of wae Stisck, 13y Willa m., for ardculaty, aad leave sper speci ARREN & BUELL, Buttle, N.Y. ANTED—BOILER Lew APPLY AT THE Phomix Foundry, 263 We PARTMENTS FOR GENTLEMEN—PARLORS AND bedrvoms on the first and second tioors, handsomely fur- nished; alro a nicely furnished room on the cours floor, to rentcheap. The location is central and desirable; Kktast t desired, “Apply at 89 Prince street, HANDSOME PARLOR AND BEDROOM, WELL FOR- ished, to let, at 47 West Thirteenth street, between Fift Sixth avenues. ‘basally private. ‘House ‘new. and con- allthe modern improvements. The highest references and required, Breakiast it desired, A COMFORTABLY FURNISHED ROOM, WITH A grate in it, io let, without boara, to one or two single gen iemen. Rent low. Apply at 167 GENILEMAN AND WIFE, AND TWO SINGLE GEN- ‘tuemen, can obtain rooma and board by applying at 40 West Nineteenth strect, between Filth and Sixth avenues, OARD.—WANTED, BY A GENTLEMAN, A SMALL room, containing a fire place, with full or partial board, A private family preferred, Location from Fourth street to ‘Twenty third street, and from Second to Sixth avenues, Price $510 37. Please adaress Board, box 193 Herald oflice, giving terms, location, & je street near Bleecker. fi Hgt iden ae GaooD Pk Yor oe Ss hotels pe cat ‘faraion at MORRIS GonERI a 00. 27 Broadway, corner of Keade street; waiters, soal- heavers, farmers, laborers, &c., at this oF ne ‘brapeh ‘office, 102 Greenwich street, RCANTILE, AND TRADE AGENCY, 78 NASGAU yirect.—Merchants, manufacturers, banking houses, in- situtiona of learning, tallrond and steamboat comapante’ ‘and eg eg ap mee bY uisine ss, e charge) to e tending in their orders. WSO oD: i RDA GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OF TO OR three single zentlein can be accommodated with int rooms, with “Tall or partial board, in @ first ciass he: =e, with all the modern improvements, tin, to cars and stag Apply West References excnanged. pp tn ele re OARD—NEAR ST. JOHN'S PARK, IN A FAMILY who haye more room ‘han aroyulred. Second oF room, with pantry and wardrobejan or mforta, furnished, Torageniieman and ees ite, without 20, oF es gentlemen. Baih and gus. Rererences baud, Apply at 8 Varick street. OARD.—A LADY AND GENTLEMAN CAN BE AC3 commodated with bourd ond furnished front room ad joinizg bedroom, en the second tioor, with gas, bath, &e.. in a wall French fatally, wrhout children, and. 00 oiher boarders; food references required. Apply at '%) Franklin street, near roadway. le to order in Uctob fap zu ube owner met poet - nly ed, Wilh roood , pearl ane hat made by Brox, with full warrantee. oe StG3s"Sixth’ shvenne, near Thirty seventh street, for five days, trom 8A. M. tills P.M. Biden ie AND SINGING.—A LADY PUPIL, © the most celobrated vocal and instrumental pericriners OARD IN BROOKLYN.—ROOMS, FURNISHED OR | ihat have visited the United States, and possessing greal uatu- unturpished, wish or without board, on the American or | ral abilities for instructing othe: we ve lessons to Ja‘ties Kuropean plan; good table and comfortable home, with rea- | in Engiteh and Italian singmg ne, at ber remi- sonable: Senran weil suited tor tarnilies and single gentlemen, Apply at Toynbee’s Botel, Montague piace, Brooklyn, Lo WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, in ® small familyiwhere there are no otaer boarders, ‘Terms moderate. Adiress G. B. J., Herald oflice. ROARDING AT 9 WARREN STREET. —PLEASANT rooms, with single beds, to let, to genliemen, with exellent boord and a comiortable home, at &3 50 per week; = | rooms $4 per week. Day boarders taken. Prices mode- dence, 216 West Thirty fifth street, Saleen Eighth and sivth avenues, or will attend at residences. Terms sccordiag \o the Parse MELODEONS, AND MUSIC —BOR«CE WATERS, agent for the best Bostonjand New Yor pianos, ROOKLYN.—TWO SINGLE Ls plage tad MAY FIND ‘good board. in a comfortable private and Wali street ferries. Refe- B Clinton a street, rest, Brooklyn, URNISHED ROOMS AND ELEGANT iT AanOn, TO let—in a suit or separate—board w family if re- quired, or private lable and use of « kitchen, ima frst clase rawaney FANE. DESIRE TO He Lit TER 5) cor “D of & comfortab): ished Teplete wit sa ie e necenaary conventences: "isdrest a A. box 198, Hi 3 oe .—The stage will be ess woes apply place, Faghth street, tated for salary Vala yrith portions of the rand = bene ne ment scene in the ‘Acs ‘0. 106 FOURTH AVENUE.—A HANUSOME FUR. yaniabed parlor, with bed room attached, to ie, withiull or Partial board. Also few single bedrooms, wi with breakfast, ferences required. of the Gemy, 47 Wall street, or ior Or TAME sor of tbe academy, Fourteenth REUSE, mien sage APARTMENTS TO Ly | heap) NEAT TWO met one door trom po ey, EE a house ‘No. 19 Dominick ‘0.5 OUINTON PLACE, THREE DOORS FROM | éront parlor, front basement, de, sulk r IN phetenyscraces: tases tatore. 20 for to crane | pang reratnes soommenl wed donor e”aty nilemen, without board; also an ofice, auila le for & pliy- ian, RIVATE FRENCH BOARDING, HOUSE, wir Rd ish n without board: kept juropean style, wilh all ihe modern lnproveaenia fim nies ‘and is now ready to recetve iamilies, and single gentlemen ‘ANDSOMELY FURNI@HED H ‘Y NIB! ROOMS TO 1 TO LET, T for cara can hci, wit af the’ na ane pieeaet exe ‘ imp -oveinene. ie Se eure Apply at 125 Crosby street, oppe- fiso, 855 Houston streei, near Broadway. | Hote. Wi WiTH RESTAVRANT, TO CHAge—A Ox 0 Let WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, TWO UNFUR- ete, well furnished hotel, ed rooms on second floor of @ first class Louse, conve- ane of (he mon Domnent cornet on on. lent t a othe Wall street, South or Ha:nilion svonue ferries, Brooklyn; jas and bait) in the house; tamily atrily private, App'y at 44 Uneever plaoo, near Harrison sircet. W FANTED—A_ PARLOR AND BEDROOM. IN A PRI- indy, and ehild our years OM The beat selerence eis aaa iy, an x ence ie. Address, with fall pardcutaes, Mrs. W. L, G, Gn i He- SUED PI ARLOR pra) TWO BED- tleman and wile and @ y 5 full board f ee isdye ‘and partial board for seotenon’ Levciny between Twelfth and ‘iwenty-third streets, and Fifth and Eighth aveumee Address H , box 5,279 Post oilice. OCULISTS AND AURISTS, | EYE AND RAR,—DRS. BinGe AND LOWNSBERY ask the atiention of the afflicted to thelr trenimen' of the eye and ear. ‘The cures resulting. from thele practes « anything ever before known trom any ‘reat restored to light seventeen persons born blin poner OR LEASE~A THREE ment brick house, 198 York street, Ciiy. about, five minutes’ walk from the second story, ine tubes; immediate ‘The rn a any dime. Apply to CHARLES HOBBS, €29 Crow (ei WITH OR WITHOUT 11 1 we re the howre Ho, i bdo: ree, South Epona. ten cr Al No, 23 Broadway New York, APP'Y 00 the prem = roals.— ‘This obstinate disenca they treat, wit axoniahine misono, = RLO! aolvotoue in every case, Glass eyes inseried. Ottice TT ti tee aaners ee third ou se tr ara xr00n ene Wooster, tom emall tamil Si Dent Woe ly. Inquire of H. 8. oper, 0” LET" LONDON TERRACE, WE: NIY * third Syeet, & well furnished tome wie stores for thin LARGE QUANTITY AST OFF CLOTHING teen montha or more, to sult parties. HOB. 1), CONROY ts liconsed to CLomtNG Vor S09 Pont whoa es oF MFO a ry enipioe, “Gentlemen having iatze or small lots to ~ diepore of will reoeive the BE ips price or them by calling Hy ig RA LET OR LEASR—IN BROOKLYN, WITH BTHait ab the sore or addressing Conroy, 491 Pearl stroet. five story brick bulicing. 0 by a9 feet, aitaatect LOTHING.—LADIES OR GENTLEMEN HAVING ANY gear eer hewasdiedpest! sc ict haa — SMALL ATiNO, ld Whar U iy LEASE—A Smale HOUSE, tNo. ne Broadway; possession floor, three roome, in honse 126 Frankia, Went Brondwayi tments in Mott street, ee oe al ae 0. SMITE, 15 Mot otroen, J to dispore of, ca the stores, 12 Laurens car ©: Way, or letter by post, Ladies attended by Mrs, Cohen, 8, COHEN, a 0 pee gr er gp A... CONNOR & COLLENDER WILL Runove THEIR | 7[O MERIERA IN BOOTS AND GHORS, HATS, Y Sitinrd table manutactory on the Tet_of Febrowr ‘roods, wholesale ee ‘APS Oa nae ee the Oley Divectoey omen: Clothing, kes” To tt tho B3 Ann street, a few doore below their: | present location, | te Nah Tg 185 feet, the most 4 ‘toe | neither street. The store in Built jake ‘took and the 1 ight is Lota £ A few second hand tables for | For terms of lease, sale. $i \ 7B OFFER new inven ne vot any 68 hy A PINT STOCK, WITH OUR of superior elasticity and correct ad abies reonstioned, 2 Ann sireet, ALUANLR PROPERTY To 7 vs story brick building No. St wi 7 lar, store, with fixtures, offices acd: of. € 00 the premises, third floor, rear oflive