The New York Herald Newspaper, January 27, 1856, Page 5

Im ity of Mook Cannes Ley and Ocea- art of th from uno” Thustta persone whose Pioxd ie kopure, A re malier would seile pod ab rood ‘hop have a cold the Suapus ir ‘consumption be the trouble; so with o° eelona ait irouble is naved d by using ihe ‘prandreth’s pills, bleh cain injure and which cannut ve overdoae, "Only use the comineneement uf any use them in futl and well, Whi @ those who are too Siete 1A they bo aoe fine Brande of a rember advertisements slolen from Dr. Srandret! recomme! Were Cy Bot Cs a gaged pills purporti at ne Bi ‘cobaeanause of the pow l- 1 ant ence new la- v0.00 tho Brandreth pill boxes, are they not obliged to come out under olher co.ors equally false? Braz drot’s pills aro seid ut 25 cents a box. with full dire. 2 Bare ba aes ‘anal street, Bracdreth’s Bulld- wt Burnton a! . D. Wi Broadwa} by all respectable i 1, 66 Houston seine Hayes Fallon soe medicine venders in the Wo oeerneg-eanenreeneintcnned ao eee fet Sah only fered ae ‘or warded to rt Wholesale des toes, BRIDGMAN & OU., 158 Grand street, ek Brooklyn: India Rubber Gloves Cure Chapped Hi: and render them soft, smooth and white; siexcellenk protec: cn in comping, care of coal fires. 4c. For sale at all rubber mores, anc John street, up stairs. ‘BIOK is the sole degve celebrated a ew York Lung brges-macy) No. 6 Bond Street. New York, Jani 1866.--From miuoturer in te Ualed. Bates the sole mant of patent powder proof defiance looks ovat Noni Beal atreet, one door below fandeusen, Secretary, No. 6 Bond st Gouraud’s Poudre Subtiie Uproots pie from Jow forebeads, uprer !ips, or any of the body. ranted. Medicated soap cures chafes, 8, Soman he pian reckles, ralt rbeum, her Lily white, rouge, hair dye and old depot, 67 Walker street, ) first store from Rookies Callendér, Philadelphia; street, Boston; Buck, Hartford; se, Batchelor’s £ Aair Dye.— Wi and Permestes ‘The best in the word. This Sey original ml ye, i is ap. ied in twelve private rooms Batchelor’s wigs Bove improvements over all others, being chef Poouvres gance and durability, pecphae to ey 8 es ablishment ‘CHELOR’S, 233 Botan, A Perfamed Breach.—What Lady or Gen- Meman would remaiv under the curse of a disagrecabie breath, when by uricg the‘ Balm of a Thousand Flowers” as aden: ‘ould not only render it sweet, but leave the tee'h white ‘fae aiabaster? Many persors do not know thelr breata is bad, a the rarjeot a no delicate, thelr iriends will never mention a single of ”? on te ri ‘and wash the teeth alge and morning. os is Seog on maalaran mena by FETRIDGE & aod Me roprietora, Whe for Asthma, Sonmpton, all, diseases of ihe trees and ing SUBTIS’ bygeans. Thousands have been er eam Ropes, ear by the hygeana. Principal ce 8 brenda tod by ©. H. Ring, 95 Broadway, Pri Dr. Curtis will be at the office zy row Wood, '¢ he may be consu'ted free of Hernia.—Only Prize itedal “Awarded to Marsh & Oo., by the Industrial Exhibition of all nations, for Geir new patent radical cure truss. Also the Fair of the american Institute awarded the first preminm to this truss in ieb4. Keferences as to its superiorlty—Professors Valentine illard Parker and John ‘M. Ontnochan.. An extousive of names of mercantie and other gentlemen cured by this truss may be seen at MARSH & CO,’S, No. 244 Malaen New York, and Marsh, Corlies & Co.) No.5 Went Fourth treet, Cineinnatl, Ohio. Opén from 7 A. M. unt 9 P. Whiskers or Moustaches Forced to Grow fe nts weeks Dy MF ORRuent, whieh will not stain or injure ibe skin. ; Sent ty ady part ot the country. K. @. ona ity Broedways Eaiber, 44 gas, Sr Sate street, “Albany; 44 fouth Third street, , Philadelphia Be ’a Patent Champion Fire and Bar lar procf safe, with Hall's Patent po Fowuen pee roof lock Feceived prize medals at the World's Fair, radon, 185 a and Sian ‘alace. New York, 1853-’64. SILAS. ., 135, 137 and 139 Water street, N. Y. Holloway’s Pllls.—Why are You Sickt~ ‘Theee celebrated pills are the best Faoedy the world ever po sessed jor tbe removal of disease, ‘hey wil cure liver com- Piainis and dyspepsia inal its torms. The sickly should im. Mediaiely iry a few doses of this wonderful medicine. Sold at the ram ries, 80 Maiden lane, Sew York, and 244 Strand, [ay and by ail druggists, a; 25 cents, 6234 cents and $1 per ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. _ PERSONAL, NFORMATION _ WANTED ‘RESPECTING JOHN M renner: arrived by ship Devonshire from Lon- pig have heen in the Crimea, having a medal of the ery of nine ana Inkermaon, Any person knowing the Shareabo bereabouts of the above will oblige by giving information at JRTORMATION WANTED—OF JOHN BUTLER, FORTY years of age, five feet eight inches high, stout. made, fresh fomploxion, sand+ whiskers (not meeting Wnder the chin), bald wore’ blue sack overco.t, black frock coat, do. vest, Pane avd bocte; has lef. slace 24th inst. Information wil be pene received by lis brother Thomas, at 170 West Six- eu O WGOM IT MAY CONCERN.—ANY FIRM HAVING received a case of silk Megen (a ‘and satin de a from 8. M. & D.. ot Paris, which does not agree with their invoice, will Plesse send information to box 2,146 Post office. Tier Gena RMAN WHO PICKED UP FIVE TICKETS for the ball ot tne Young Men’s Democratic Union Ciab, can honerily keep two cf them, by returning the otaer three to the aearess of Uni¢n, Herald otice, TALARGE ANv E! TIC MeELING OF THE Union democrats of the First vee held at No. 1 State ireet, Thureday evening, January 2, the folowing gentle- men were unanimously appointed as ty Ward Commitiee for the evruirg vear, with powe to fill vacancies:— re Bailey, Edward Burke, Joseph Petty, M Farell, Michael Curren, William Hackett, Dennis J¢onley, Patrick Baldwi Henry Van Gland, JobnStcvlly, ' Dennis Maninon, Michael Hig ‘Jemes Lee, John Mulligan, " Wm H Candeld, Eaward Brophy, Martin Cregier, Peter Mallon, John Bailey, Owen Galagher, James King, Chas. La corte, John flogan, James Knright, Pawick TCarney, ‘Patrick Kagen ‘John DO" Soanor, James Boyle, Michsel Quigley, James McManus, Andrew Batley, James iizgeraid, Peter Schultz, Pa bully, ayn Mullins, D Gurker. KDWAKD BURKE, Chairman, Dexsrs J._Co: Jon. B00! hecrewariea, ‘THEATRIC ‘AL. ‘Boer HAMBE RS STREET.— ‘The Manager hasmuch pleasure In stating tant he has engaged MB. HENKY A. PERRY, from Thllade phia, sn ‘ctor of superine talent and ackoow- edged popularity, He will appear every evening this week in the principal J chara cter of a {favorite comedy. . A PARKER and SErCHBLL, recent engapetients here, have been received with marked ap- probaticn, anc wil appear every evening. Or Monpay—First Ume for several Ponte the comedy of AUGH WHEN YUU CAN, PN na a ser, he anh Tg ana B, = Perry; Miss my, the erying p! er, Mra. Hughes; Bonus, a stock- broker ir Burton; Mis. Mortimer, Mrs. A Parker. ‘With the drama of THE OLD vas SOV ERROR, tm which Messrs. ee iH Rainford and’ Mrs, Burton a a On Toesmay—Tho oom x CONN FON THE HEARTACHE. Mr. Perry | Old Rapid.. y of THE LADY OF LYONS, Claude Melnotte, Mr. Perry; Pauline, Miss Mary Agnes—her first appearance. Shakspere’s comedy of THE WINTER'S TALE has been for some time in preparation, with entirely new seenery, new and appropriate dresses. decorations and pro- Perties, wor afull and talented distrinntion ot character. It ‘will be produced in a tew days with that care and attention to details which hist hitberto characterized the Shaksperian per- or Mr. Burton DANCING 4 ACADEMIES, BROADWAY-—SOIREE DANSANTE AT MME. AND Mile EMMA SAUVAGHAU’S dancing academy, 627 ay, on Monday evening, 28in January, to commence 62 mete Delvok. Tickets 60 centae” Privaie lemons wttendsd to every day. rem DODWORTH’S PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMTES, A. No. £06 Broadway, New York; No. 137 Montague place, jrooklyD, are now open for the season. Puptis can commences: ng roulars explaining time and terms can be had atany bog! — LLM. CAROLINE VRZIEN’S DANCING ACADEMY, 21 Howard street, is now open for tbe season. Classes meet for the ipsuruction of ladiea and gentlemen at 3 o’vlock P.M. ond at $ tn the evening tor praciice, Grand soiree dan- sante every Saturday evening, from 810 11. ROFESSOR SARACOO'S DANCING ACADEMY, NO, 319 Fourth street —German and American cotilion ‘class avery evening, aitenied by Wo eiimot Now York. Clase every morning and private lessons at nll hours, Subscription tll Ist ot lor evening practice, ai a reasonable price, __ HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C. JOR SALE—A BAY HORSE, PIPTREN HANDS HIGTL, six years old, fast traveller, sound and kind in slagle wi double harness; also, light wagon, sleizh, and single harness, Inquire at the iron Worns, 151 Mercer ot. ERO PACER FOR SALE—THE FINEST ROAD horse in the worid, kind aud geatie both in double and siugle harness. ‘To be seen at §4 Mercer street. For particu- ars, &c. inquire of Mr. George Spicer, 495 lroome street, HORSES 70 KREP—A FEW WILE BE KEPT ON THE best hay; a first rate stable and kind care for $5 per Month, st Rosavilie, Staten Island, Apply to SAML W. BENEDICT, Jr,, No. & Wall street. _ WINES SAMO 1 LIQ) ORS, TLLKOART SALMON, VERUENAY AND CABINET charpagne.—J. Meyer, Jr., 14 Broadway, sole ¢_ importer of this celebrated brand ot wiue, is now receiving large ohip- mente, and is propaged to furnish the ttade upon liberal teria, ‘The attention of connoisseurs avd others Who enjoy @ rich fruity wine is invited to this superior brand. KM. TOMPKINS, Agent oO” TOM.—I AM IN © NSTANT. RECKIPT OF THIS well known and favorite brand of London gin, aud offer ivin boitles or by the gation; porter, Scotch ale, also, the best brands’ of London &e., ui the’ old wine oe 18 Wall street. ENDUM. REMIUM HOT RUM.—THE LOVERS OF THIS AN- cient and honorable beverage are informed that the paim has been ded, by acclamation, to MIKK, barkee; at the oa 16 Room,” No, 3 Nassau siceot. Samples, as usual, on ite, —— REMOVALS. (OVAL.—KDWARD WARBURG & CO, Rey silks, cloth, Sc, have removed to No, piace. IMPORT. 1 Park NEW i 5 H tops have been oecablched | on the New Jersey, by which more than 1,700 death. Without Donations will be received by B, K. Oo! shall. oun 8 zoo Wa? BY Wetmore Horiner Livingston, Solomon T. Nicoll, Robt, C. Goodbue, 4. ( ommitt falker, reskdent, 3) Pine aiveet. hore P Prondent, Merchants! Exchange, Robert G, Goodnue, ikeq,, Treasurer, 64 Bouth street John D. Jouve, Hed. Sesrotary, Preaideat adaate’ Mutual Tnsuranee Company, “MERICAN OOSERIM—THE MEMBERS OF THE above are hereby notified to attend a mooting, be held on Wednesday, 90.8 inst ot Frank Poauaad's corher Paean ant ma RANSOM GWYN, President Turo. P, Wareirr, Secretary. Kanan an ISFORMAL MEETING OF bd ory to Kansas will to-morrow, lock. Mr. O. eae an lunteered ry Ser 1d resources of the country. ‘To detra; Sane 1 curge of 123; coats will be taade, Lee, DEALERS SOCIETY.—AT A SPACTAL Muer- ened at National Hall, oa the 24h y wren avpolatod chairmsiny pra tose’ large an ines preseniation of members app: eared: aud epiri'ed but friendly oontes: euaued between cadida‘on for the respective often, ‘A eee allows, the following genuemen “ire fe Robert C. Montgomery. Vice Presideut—Mr Alexander M. C Mathews, Recording Secretary—Mr. Gusieves A, Ratz, Financial Secretary—Mr. Chas. H. Ring. * Tressurer—Mr. Ki French, oe Trustees—Mesars. P, G. Moloney, Wm. Howe and Peter McD. sal insnctal Comm{ttee-—Mesars, John N, Haywood, Charles 8, Maihows and Beojanun P Pd. MOLONEY, Chairman pro tem. Davin 8. Parar, Secretary. zone dp: al NEW YORK, JANUARY 26, 1856. calls ‘upon all good citizens to remove the ice from ae aeeene in trort of premises, or to render thea ematle by the sprivkling of ashes thereon. Frequent acci- ents are occurring from these causes Cyn it is expected that every citizen will unite in removiag so gré evil. ALBXANDER MING, Oaief CO! Ley ctanatal ‘UAL STATE- ke EW YORK, JANUARY 1 ment of the rocker tee any of the city and county of New Xorx, incorporated 1865.—Otlice, No. 163 Uanal fo the County Cleric of the tty and county of New York:— Bir in complance wilh the Peqatremeata yt the ot “the act to authorize the for maations of coe a of 0 corporations fap oF Camnoay ay the * ienufsctaring a law,” we hand you the foilo statement pany. $900,000. The sbovo amount Theo. Browning, M. G. Leo- x T, COMPSON, President, Wutax J, Wino, Secreta: State of New York, and oan ot New York, s6.—R. T. Peed Aaah Ser lt, MAR a toe ah Knicker! oakoe 9 ieee wat the cty of New York, logeph pales Samuel Theodore G "Leonard, Sohn Bi Amough, rouse of ena gempany. being » several Say srr sworn, depose each for himself says, that ij lnet tra Tall and oot: rect statement of ie allairw of tho Said company, an that they are the above descrired oficers and Trusiees th Subsertbed and sworn before me this 19h day of “January, Sway, Commissioner of a D. D. 1866, ' Wi 6) U. A HANCOCK ASSOCIATION.—SEVENTIL AN- . bial bait ot ‘Ansoclation will take plage at Noo'y Pabruary 22, 1806. Tickers cat be Procured of the committee, or of “A. H. Keech, President, 26 Ann street; A. i. Waiker, Vice Prosident, Sats ‘avenue and Nintn street; 4. A. Thiickener. Beoretary, ‘113 Fusion street; Wm. Roblas, Trea: surer, Franklin and io streota, UBLIO 0 CITATION. WHEREAS, APPLICATION HAY- been made by ths Hoard of Uirectors of the south Sen Com; mie Guidsee-Verein,) of this place with a view tu the is-olution of the same, for ‘the issue of & public citation of ail ard every such person or persons as may have any clalay or demands on the said South Sea vompany, ot what nature 60. ever,unknown to the spplicant in question, and especially such asare in any way connected with the three vessels, the pro- peru of te sud company, the, Oabelis. Capt, Lois Wieia the gp ecepe peer wha'ery In the South Bea, and cf which the f veskel commenced ita last Forage to the Weser in the month of” Decens ver, 1853, last uamed ship in the month of November, 18% ann Smidt, Capt Frans Brandorth hick sald vesmel bas bose for the most partengaged in sailing between Hurops and the ee Biaten of North America, at ‘ich made ita last voy- @ for aoeount of tne comp ny trom New Orieaus to Bremen, {athe mouth of Juse, Iii: the Superior Cour: of the fee Hanseatic city of Bremen herewith publicly notifies, tha! all te thereby interested, unknown io the sald applicant, who, any reason whatever, an Sepect ly from vin song connected with the three three above named vessels, may have suvpose to have any claims or demands on the anid South Sea Gompany, of his ct cli are herewith cited to appear on Friday, the 9ib of January, 1857, noon, 12 re the cammittes of We Superior Cour appotated to tals es ia the upper ball of tue Council House ot this city, in order then and there to in-estatement of their e'sima and demands, with the oxprosa condition that all default of sipesetas on the part of such supposed cleimants will entirely exclude all benelils otherwise accruing therefrom, and that in’ such oase all claims will be- SEW PUBLICATIONS. 14.0 () BOLD INN NINE WREES. > ee DOW enor? PAPane Pare dt tes th unabated a adm sarees fang vi eed the fa wing * ‘an editor isconsin y ; away {0 Wkcon bem to express his appreciation SONG OF HOW-THE WIDOW, d you ask me how do widows lb ination— rit fe u Hi < 3 ES 1_dpzeo) i HAT h 4 E: tit eee more could reach him? HH - eeeee i Han : € Hh t F z i EF d i i ith Hin | F + 4 5 af days after, meeting” Fourteenth edition ready this Bey, and for aale by all boot- SollOFR And Dew er EBY & JACKEOR, (ate J. 0. Derby,) Publinherse No. 11d Neaswe nobel O@OKS, OLD AND NEW—40,000 VOLUMES JUST landed —WILLIAM C. HALL would beg to inform all book bnyers tbat he has just returned with nis annual cargo of rare old books from Kurope, where he has been collecting for the last year. ‘This is witnout doubt the largest my ie tion ever nmiade ‘at one time into the country. ‘The eollec' s0 varied thptit would be out of place 10 designate them s an advertisement. They have been selected from all but more especially trom the libraries of the late lord Stew: Le Rotheray, sir J, Richardson, the Rev. J, Bills, R. Jones, ©. Freeling, A. Vansit'art and others, Hi cured the entire remainder of the * Parker Society tions’ amounting to several thousand vo1umes, whicl he Witl sell St greatly + luced prices. The books are no open and ready forsale at 115 Franklin street, second av rd tloora, The price of each book or set, with tie number o. volumes, ta incoreed Ineide ol the first cover. For further. information address Wm. C. Hall aa above, or William Gowans, 178 Fulton street. ———— UVOKOVE’S “GREEK DRAGOON’—THE MOST OU- rious work that has yet been issued upon the Kastern question. Fo For tale at GHO, & H. MILLER’S, 645 Broadway, uh 1 Berenson ete bee Set £0 a THe ann, AEPUBTON ft COMPANY, UB Broad ‘tate’ ra Will publish in a few da rep brsiarg hel E ATTACHE IN MADRID ; or, stron OF CHE COURT OF TSABELLA mh 1 vol. 1%m0, L.. Itts believed that there is no other book ‘in our language | Thich ch presents 20 | & picture ot Spain and Spaniards us jomsesres the necessary qualifi for a Production of buch a work. ‘The Spaciards are a proun people proud of their country and history—proud of their tons and poetry—proud of tneir cid romances and roud of their churches proud of and thelr religion—and i¢ir Manners and babits, With such » nation the Alluche eauld feel a deep aad sincere sympathy, He was not ‘80 materialistic as to be haunted by the ghost of aten caat Piece in the Palace of the Kscurial. “He saw everything, from the private leveo to the public, bull ight; from the mogalight Gance of Manoins to the regal balls a af the Duchess d’Alva; from the needlework of the Spanish maiden to the glorious palutings of Titian, Velasquez and Murilio; and he has put apo. paper all that was worthy ot record, which came under innotice. But ihis a notall. Ee has given us a kind of po- hae history of modern Spain. His book wiil make ‘Spach Politics and er ie pantansep aa as familiar to the American reader au the concholoey of i “hards”” aad ‘sof! The account given of Me. Soule’s dip omacy, of his hero, is not the least interesting chapter in 0 and the deacri tion of the revolution of 1848, and of the flight of Queen Cris- tina and of the San Luts Cabinet is graphic, instructive, and interesting. It 13 evident that the relations of the authorat the Spanish Court were at once delicate and intimate, NEWSPAPERS. DEGIDEDLY A, GREAT ATTRACTIOS. Look out on Sunday, Feb, 3, for w Ukpay UOURIE Tt will contain : one oveltin ig the Stes cence onl! her per- sonal history, by the wife of #. @. Foster, the for: Julie De p Marguerities, FRIENDS AND FOES; OR, Seaton: IN THEIK RIGHT PLACES, Malled to wubsoriners at $2. year. Single oupies 3 ceata, JaMss L. SMITH & UO., 15 npruce street, ONDOR &} WS, 15d.; TIMES, 94 ; PUNCH, 94,; LLOYD'S ; London Journal, Re pooldw Stecellany, Family Herald etnies Rensstarih and ternner etecigtely cate ey, | and GibaciPr Dinara, pacers ea neae em Back numbers of the News s lied Rogers’ ish ne wa gr om ibe Onancary OG SPOEENGEN Kamtnary.”* | oflce, corner Broadway and Tweltikstreet OSTAL REFORM.—A PUBLIO MRETING WILL BE WINANCIAL. held a¢ the Merchants? Exchange, Wall sreet_on Monda: afternoon, the 28th inat., at ast three o'clock, precisely. ‘Thomas Tileston, Keq., in the chal to have an interchange of opinions, make arrangements for framing » memorial to Con- gress, and take such measures as may be considered neces. Bary ‘to improve our postal sys'em. sily tor some direct action by Congress to extend pontal faclliies to our business communities, ularly 10 the cts a New aC. need. not bee enlarged pen. ‘Ata pi , held at the astor House. on ite ith inst. she. undersigned were Appointed » commiiee to take a necessary measures to effect the avove ohjects, and, in pursuance thereof, we invite the mr ts and Sere citi: zeus of New York, arid all interested, to attend ns HEUDORE SEDO WICK, Chatinan, James Harper, eter er, Robert L. Stuart, James gi Wm. H. Appleton, Geor; |. Moore, Joshua Leavitt, Pliny i ‘Miles, To suIrowNERs. —HAVING SECURED TWO INVEN. tions by letters pan one Sy supporting topmasts and bc dntoomz nope taking the strain of the trussletrees and fid; er for suspending lower topsail yards—charges for a Ii: conve iss use both or. procuring cents [ogi eta -I eh Lip of Le rocuring ts for disposing of e inven- ae far the Cattod Buales.” address Thomas atty, 204 South = New York, few York, Jan. 22, 1856. mas Batiy:—My Dear Sie—I ines’ aietes your patent tor nabpendian baer lopeall yards, and ave (ally tea on my late paskage from Live! find them substantial In every respect. The suppor re sso are @ great improve- ment in relieving the truss.ctress aud fd, having loosened Iny fle with every tung standing and pet up. Capt, Davin Cavixins, eblp Hoary Clay. moo LECTURE SEASON. A FRFE LECTURE ON SHAKERISM, AT THE TABER- NACLE —An exposition of the principles and doctrines of that peculiar peo} ple known a# Shakers, will be given on ‘Thureday evening, January 31. by 'F. W. Tbe bola member of the New Lebanon Society, commencing at 734 0'c! Ng ete ON THE DOCTRINES OF THE ae JE- rusalem Church, as expounded by Sweder Gleventh lecture will be delivered evening, at 734 o'clock, in tne chapel in Eleventh atreet, be- tween Third and Fourth avenues. PSubject—The human soul an immortalizea orgsnic torm, CWELL LECTURES IN NEW YO) iH. Milburn’s second lecture on the aise Valley, on “ahe Red Men and the War of Pontias,” at Clinton ial, Astor place, on Monday evening, Jan, 2. at8 o'clock. Doors open at7. ‘Tickets, 25 cents, tor sale at the principal boo«- ee at the Librarian’s desk, Mercantile Library, and at the ERCANTILE LINRARY ASSOCIATION.—M&. J. C. lo, will deliver a lecture on Wednesday, Jan, 30 at 8 o'clock, at Clinton Hall, Astor place, Sub: t—* The Great Southern Republic, (that is to be)” Tickets @ cents, members half price, can be obtained at the Library, ‘No, 2 Nassau st,, and at the door on the evening of the lecture, R. H. TIMPHON, Obairman Lect, Com, SYCHOLOGY.—DR, BENTON CONTINUES TO” IN. struct and amuse the peop'e at Stuyvesant Institute, 659 Brondwey. Monday and Thursday evenings, January 25 aod Si. admission one shi ling. Free lectures o' indies nt 3 P.M Seay Of_ice tor treatment by the reform practice at4i7 way. RzAvINGS AND LECTURES IN ¥ FRENCH, SPANISH, italian and German.—New courses of instruction just be: ginning, g, affording superior advantages for learning to speak apy one languages, in much less.time than usually re- quired. Address Linguist, box 1,393, Post oltice, U Wag ord FRANCIS MEAGHER WILL LECTURE ON the ‘fine Arts of thous before the Touro Literary In- stitute, at the Tabernacle, on Monday evening, January 23. Adunission % cents, (reserved seats 60 cents), ‘Neketa fr sale at Hall’a, corner Broadway aud Park place; Jucobs, 407 Broadway; Haverty's Fulton street, he. THE BALL SEASON. Baxter BL URS, TWELFTH REGIMENT. —THE BALL of the Baxter Biues will take place at Nidlo’s Saloon, on Monday evening. Feb. 11,1855. Tickets may be obtained at toe prine'pal ho id at the door on the evening of the yall, ASONIC HALL.—¥HE TENTH ANNUAL BALL OF iW, Grand Lodge of the State of New York, will bo held at the Apollo Saloon, on Thursday evening, Feo ‘14, 1856, Tickets at $2 to admit a gentioman and ladies, may be obtain «d of the Grand Secretary, James Herring, No road wa of Dr. Lewis Feuchtwanger. NB. ‘Mountiot, pi Pallips, Robert Roberts, W. W. Nexsen, He rig Beinstein, Rt. W. Nath. Waring, Geo. L. Thatcher, and of the officers ot the lodge Generally, in New York, Brooklyn, Staten Inland, and West chester colnly. and at “he principal mnie stores and hotels, .—The nity are requested to appear in regalia, = FOURTH ANNUAL BALL OF THE YOUNG MEN’S DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUB, ‘Will take place on WEDNESDAY, sanuant 30, 1856, NEW AND bet aie! 7A corre wpe ROOMS; acl w RPENOLH W. CONE, President, D. Jones Onarn, Secretary. HE ANNUAL BALL OF FULTON FIRE ENGINE Coinpany No. 21, will be held at the City Assembly Homa ch Thursday evening next, January 3. ckots two lars to member he Compan; gece “JAMES LEONARD, Fo.emsn, James L, Penzao, Secretary. OMPRING BLUES BALL.—THE TOMPKINS ALUNS, Sompany O, Twelfth Regiment), ball will take place i Nive on Thursday evening, Sanuary SL. Tickets may be obtained at the armory, Mercer House; Dodworth’s music store, 498 Broadway, and at the principal hotels. VALENTINES. ‘ALENTINES, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALARS cap be supplied with the most choice and elegant avsart- mont of valentines ever offered im New York, at 3) oer ceut Jess han inanutrcturers? ie rx, by immediate applies on to Os M, BRO Wut, 34 Mawouga: «ty $600,000. rrcher sete, dry sonia seta . jewelry, ed oF bought tor cash; stoeke, ‘noles, morugag ne Bosiness onntdensal asd Prompt, sy “ietoutrion & oo. brokers and apy peng 102 Nassau street, ‘corner ot Ann, room No. 2, second floor. q4 TO LOAN—ON Wer peso DIAMON! oO ON are erst Ene valuabie pie, Property.» Gs, bor or bougl basement a street, fror Rom and conhdential"OWt gold aud tives ought, "Ne Be jo bes meas transacted on Satarcay, 510. 000 &, WANTED, ON GOOD LEASE AND PER- ual properts, worth $25,000, for Which 7 per Cent interest will be given and an faterest ia good business, address H. H., Hudson street Post office, comer of Amos street, 400 WANTRD—FOR USE OF WHICH BOARD IN a first clasa house wil be Bivon; also, security, House west ot Broadway, near Fourth street. address Dexier, Heraid of NY AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LOAN ON SHORT terms, on diamonds, watches, rich jewelry, plate, valua- personal propery, or purchased for cash prices. Ke Pl in street, : oa floor, poe te peat oe few valuable o! inlings hanged for merchandise AN AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LOAN ON SHORT terms, on diamonds, waiches, rich jewelry, plate, valua- bie personal property, or purchased ‘ior cash prices, R. WOOD. 69 Fulton street, second floor, front room from 8 A.M. to4 P.M. A few valuable oil paintings to be sold at a bargain or exchanged for merchandise. NASH LIBERALLY ADVANCED ON HOUSESOUD furniture, plauotortes, watches, omelry. surgleal, aut cal and musical instruments, 4 rdware,’ horses, agons, and personal property ot every, description, or the ame bought out for cash, by RICHARD W'auTARS, Auction eer, No. 462 Broome street, corner of Mercer, AVIVEND.—OFFICE OF THE Copan § STEAM NAYI- D —The Board of tion Company, New York, Jan. 7, I clors of tas Gorayany ha have this any declared a soa nnn Al dividend of five per cent, payable on the Ist of Feb transfor books will be closed from the ‘sth ‘natant to Feb, » OK. ANDERSON, Searetary, EATHER MANUFACTURERS’ BANK, NEW YORK, ‘Jan, 25, 1856.--A dividend of five (5) per cent on ~ capi- (al stock ‘iil be paid to the stockholders on acd alter Friday, the first day of February next. ‘The transfer books will bé closed until that day, by order of the Board, T. R. AOLY, Cashier. ‘ONEY TO LOAN—ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEW irg, pianos, dry goods, segars and evars descriplion of valuable property, or bought for casb. notes, mort- peo fe. negotiated, K. THAYER, S34 Broadway,” room FFICE OF THE SIXTH AVENUE RAILROAD COM. Sixth avenue and Forty-tourth street, Jan. 21, 1856. ‘The Bireciors of this company have declared a dividend of four Percent out of the earings of the road for the current Aix oe payadle at the ofiice of the Treasurer, Godfrey W. cake, Baq-, (Cahier), nt wwe, People’a Bank, ‘on the first day of t, the end of year. he transier books ary. Until hatday, | T, BAILEY MYERS, Se \FFILE OF THR TERRE HAUTE AND ALTON RATL- road Company, 18 William atreet.—New York, January 2, 1866.—'the interest'oa the first and second mortgage boads of this company, duc on the Ist ot February, wil be paid on or after that day, on the presentation of the’ coupons at the office of the company. ©, MURDOGd, Treasurer, TESTERN VERMONT RA coupons No. 7, First Mori With interest thereon, ‘will ve p: ‘York, on and after the 1st duy ot Ferns: ofeach coupon and interest to be paid is $48 76-100 (\hirty « 76-100 dollars) on Honda of $1,000 exch, and one hait amount en bonds of $500 each. 7 ANIED—TO EXCHANGE, FOR THIRD OR SECOND avenve railroad stock, two houses and Jota, 140 feet from Lexington avenue, in a firit clase neighdorhood. Addross J, W. M., Union square Post office. ‘next rig 8, KNAPP, Koosiver, HOTETS. ROOKS’ OLD STAR HOTEL, 64 AND 66 11 sireet, will serve up on ‘Tuetday and Wednesday next Lnglish bates, &c., per steamer Baltic, f{\HE BMITHSONTAN HOUSE, Broad way corner o1 Houston street, Now York. Single rooms ie. 76c., and $l per day Parlots, with bedroom, #1 60 10 $5 per day. MEALS EXTRA, AND AS ORDERED. This new and lange hotel. 'nowly furnished and in thorough order, ry haviby fi fret clase location, and appoiniments woeur. by the st price hovels, invites the al ion of Pers publi peat SIDNEY KOPMAN, | HE GLOBE HOTRD, OORNER OF FRANKFORT AND as ‘William streets, bas been completely recreated is now repared (o furnish single rooms wt 25 and 873 ocate ouch families. Porters tip during the ben er any faleo good rooms for jeala wt al) hours, RESTAURANTS, \RANK DUFFY, WOULD INFORM HIS FRIEWDS and the public that he will be bappay, to see them at his new Faloon, 211 Division street, where he will serve up the cheioest oysters, wines, liquors and wegars on tho cheapest ferme, The lease, ktock aud fixturesof wlagor beer and oyetor faloonifor sale for $26, Apply at Frank Dufly’s, 21 Division street, between 7 and 2 07 OAL.—SCHU YLEILL COAL YARD, 199 RAST TWEN- / Heth street, near Firat avenue, We sre selling red and white ash con}, all sizes, as cheap as aay in the trade, and will satisfy those who are Mind enough to give ne their oedora that ing ality and Weight they Wid Le Jaisly and honoranly dealt wit MUNK dB O5K, chasis tlemedt to vain wi dia board; stiches. rigs Ag Bars of ge sin BROOME Mi STREET, one ®t ALOcK FROM 6ROAD- AE et eee for faintiy ee” Fras malocee. all Fren aa sotern improvenente in foe houses BLERCKMR STREET, OPPOSIYS DEPAU ROW— A handsome furnisbed back parlor taining a‘tthe modern leman and bis wile. convenient o Broadway. at RE se SOR al ei eG 105 ‘es West he yi sab STRBST— THO FAMILIES, wae tivgle a1, Cag or Sean gl HENRY STREET. —TWO ) GENTLEMEN J AND THEIR wives, or a few single gentlemen, cam ve acommmodaied ‘With board and pleasant rooms, furnished oF re op ndasapoapl sa BOND, STRERT.—TO ay TWO UNFURNISHED sooms, on third floor; gas, &¢.; no meals gt moderate, <i a bas, grates, 421 required $3 Ep see, sees cone CAN HAVE Jeagant room on Wo clove with good board: ‘Terms ‘moierain; josution dm sirable; ‘wibin tive minulow walk of Fulton and Wal sures: fersiew’ Apply at No. 66 Heary sirest, Broaklyn, A "PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD | LIKE TO LET (aren breokiast if des red) @ pleasact room on first floor, wi see and tre-place; bonse firs. class, with a'! modern jake ments, Apply ‘Vhirteoath street, sun or BEN DEOMRLY. f FURMERED ROO! family, ora parts omen’ athé Raat Tvcutiein steven bewees Boma’ Fourth A FURNISHED Laer TO Poof corer ene 'n, to One OF two single xen! nut cae pki be furnished with breaktast ff requiret, Futon ferry and Greenwood cars paxs the door, and the situa- Yon Is also convenient to the other ferries, and ls respectable ana heathy. ‘the house is occupied by a private fandy of re- ectability, who require gocd re. loretige from applicants, Ad- anilus, Herald office, A. WIDOW LADY, OF RESP ABILITY, OCOUPYING 4 fine house in Brooklyn, is desirous of receiving a iew ingle gentlemen into ber rally ae partial boarders, where Uiey may enjoy the comforts of a hone on moderate terms; two friends can be accommodated with alarge room. Plone apply | vt 1 Henry range. A RESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY, WHO 18 BNGAGED wa store di day, wants Soe quiet privwe family residue dove wn; best reference given. A A., Heraid office, stating particulars; terms must be low. A HANDSOME FURNISHED ROOM, WITH ALL. “THE modern improvements, without board, to let, at 37 Rut Bers street. APARTMENTS TO LET—FURNISHED OR UNFURN- frovt parlor, front basement, &c., in the neat e No. 49 Dominick st., one door tvom Iudsoa—re- } and convenient local! tion. OARD.—A PABLOR ON THE BEOOND FLOOR, FC FOR ished or unfurnished, to le, o 8 genUeman and finw/e gentlemen ina fire class’ house, Ai of agen pes ths door. ‘Keferences required, Apply at 76 Weal twenty: eet. yee A FIRST CL AS6 dette WITH ALL THE modern improvements, and bedroom, on Cs gond floor, sritasie for a ry hn and his wife; aiso, for a single sirence us at Ninth wrest, near Sica avenue, rence given and required, Dinner’ at 6 o’ciock. zat, dese story spe OARD- At 102 [BLEKOKER STREET, T, NEAR SIXTH A gentleman and his wife, also three or four aivgle gentiemen, can find. excellent accommedaions at. we oe ist class house by applying immedistely, Dinner ut o'clock. OARD.—IN EXCHANGE FOR, BOARD AND LODa- ing, & young gentleman would devote three or four hours each day toa family requiring his services. He received university education, and bas been lately a teacher in a college in this country. He'tcaches English in all ita branches, ma- thematics, French, Greek and Latin, Please addzess’ Ex- change, Union square Post oflice, Pe AT BH Lydd fey! THE —. ished in the best manner, with gas imey be bed logeher or in "Awe Soooemonations fr le gentlemen. First dace’ house, and good location YOARD DOWN TOWN.—FAMiLiES OR SI NOLE GRN. tlemen ca be comfortably accommodated with good boar: and pleasant rooms, with bedrooms adjoining, at No. 8 Broad- ay, opposite tt the Bowling Green fountain, OARD IN BROOKLYN.—PLEASANT ROOMBA, WITH or without hoard, suitable for families and singie gentle men. Full, board, 86: partial do., $4. Situated n° tbe: most central part of the ey. Apply at Toynbee’s Hotel, Moutague place, Brooklyn. OARDING.—GUOD BOARD AND PLEASANT ROOMS, may be had st 35 Macdougal street, where more attention is given to substantial c»m‘ort than to clegance ot atyl Respectable mechanios wishing for a good quiet Lowe woald be wali to call Good reference, or advance pay required, er CARDING —AT 88 GREENWICH STREET, A FEW gentlemen can be accom ‘good board and Pleasant rooms; $3: and $3 50. Mrs. Taylors ROOKLYN HEIGHTS.—ELEGANT ROOMS SUITAULE for families or single en yentlemen can be obtained upon the fecond and tLird tloors of the eliginty Jooated, frst class roal dence, 62 Remsen street, within three minutes’ walk of tha Wall treet or south ferrtes. Dinner at6. References ex- ebanges ROOKLYN.—A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, OR ONE or two single gentlemen, who may be looking for board, will fod pleasant accommodations where all tne comforts o: abome may be enjoyed, by applying at 85 Adam street erat minutes! walk from Fulton ferry. Reterenoes ex OARD | WANTED—FULL—BETWEEN CANAL AND ‘Verey streets, for $350: or partial board, between Bleecker and Canal ‘streets, for $3, Address Ovid, box 157 Heraid office. OARD WANTED.—A GENTLEMAN WISHES BOARD in ® Jocation between Houston and Fourteenth sts, Pri- MA family preierred. Address H, M. F., box 1279, Post ee, Cee HOME FOR THE WINIER.—A PRI- vate family. where there are no otter ga Bo commedate a gentleman and wife, or two ri thee ind with rooms and hoard. None but those who can produce ‘un: exconentle Big ar Toe a IY. anne aa the ‘reveh las e ferres ply at | gunn! ssa ppl NINO. W. LEONARD. ‘RENO BOARD.—GENTLEMEN DESIROUS TO learn vo speak F) ae both by lesscns and practice, can Ra to the teueher, 239. Tenth sureet. usar Second arene; fanslly as well Miss himaeell are from Paris, ‘This house all the modern improvements, ooms SINGLE, OR IN SUITES, TO LET, FURNISH. ed, single gentlemen a jt at very moder Prices; the house is ‘private, snd an pas the premises, 762 Broadw gles wee cw ds: ouses to tet am for sale. ‘OOMR FOR RENT—NEAR sr. ik dig PARK, TO gentlemen, in 8 first c'ass house, it to cars and stages; they are comfortably furvished. Meith bath and gas, Reterences exchanged. Apply at No. 18 Variok street, from 3 to Bo'clock P. M. 0 LET—WITH PARTIAL HOARD, TWO HANDSOME parlors, on the second floor, with pantries and bedroome atinched, tow lady apd gentleman, or to two or three single geouemén of respectabilty. Family private, Gasand bauh ia e house. Freseh and King] en. APPIY at No. 65 ast street, near Fo bavenu ASINGLE GENTLEMAN, WITH BOARD io a ¢mall private faroliv of three persons, one good room, on seccnd floor; has gas and hot and cold water in it. Can be wartrea by the heater register, if desired. Location Twenty- ninth street, nea: Broadway. “Terms $6 perjweek. Address ‘Twenty-uinth btrect, Herald office. 10 LET—TWO SUITS OF moe wna OF FOUR rooms each, ina genteet house, modera im: provements, ee, painted hard walls, at $7 and $8 per mouth, to smal genteel famivtes, at 390 ar 42 Third avenue, (0 LET—WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, TWO UNFUR- ished rooms on sezond floor, or a furnished room, {0 & single gentieman, in a first class house, convenient to the’ Wall street, South or Hamiiton avenue ferries, oars ie ae and: ever bath fi the house; tamil strictly private, “Apply a 4 Place, near Harrison atree STONISHING TO ALI.~MADAME MORROW, TH» deventh daughter, has @ ratural gift to tell past, presen ne future events, and all the coueerns of Ute, even ibe v thoughts, and wi!) canse apeody marriages, and show the estes ofthe Intended husbands ard] absedt friends, and ati bring toge her these who are sgpererss, who will 6 reatent happiness cs matrimonial bisa, _A)l who wi hood fuck may eall soon for reliefand comfort. Fhoomnte have ex. preeea: their belief that she is the most wonderful astro! tbe world, or that has over been known, thongb she pre {ices nothing but what is reconclleable to’ philo: eit nol satisfied. 76 a ar} Broome s'raet, between Columbia. ¢ Gentlemen not s admitted, ie —PIRITUALISM.—MRS. SEABRING. MEDIUM FOR 4) gpyritual testa and communications, may be seen dally at ber aoe 477 Broadway; hours, 10 A. M.to4 P, M., and 6 to SPIRITUAL 'TRSTS —MRS, COAN, RAPPING AND writing medium, 11934 Grard street, few doora west of 3 Private sitigs from 9 A.’M.102P. M | Publ: 10 934 PML, ‘Terms 6) centa, dally trom 3 t 5 and 734 y evenings excepted ) this evening. Tuesday aud . B.—Pubhi> ED PATTERN AND CABINET MA- Ker wishes employment at journey work, Address G, Hi, W., Broadway Post o Bs. AND? TIN LAMP MAKERS (VANTED.—ALSO, one or two brorzers, competent and sieady men ean fit employ ment at the ae inctory, in State street, Brooklyn, be tween Columbia and Hicks, upper story. TT, MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS, REQUIRING the vervices of @ person who fs responsible and capable in the management of mechanioal affairs and keeping accounts, dc. ‘The advertiser would like to eater into an arrangement eit on salary oF with denen of taking aa taterest In the same, Addreas W. I W ANTED—A. good HATTER ; ONK “WHO ve. stands all branches of the trade, Also ® good bat trimmer, Apply to Beers & Co., No 21 Elm st. MISCELLANEOUS. _ EB OF DELAINES, 8E1ZKD BY ORDER OF THE 55 Cale States Marehal.— Fifty five cases of elegant d Jaines, of the mont magnificent designs ever offered in this cour try, Jor ten cepta a yard, and no family will be allowed m» than three Pieces, end all those that buy them to sail again wi be charged 4s. » yard., as the subsoriber is determined a1 si receive an equa chance, For all benevolent insiituons quantity can be bed ‘atten centa per yard, as long as they last AD car! wi revent disappointment. . oe) TEAACKS, agent. No. 30 John street, cor rae cornet rot N Nassxu, PPURSINURS—FURS.—HENRY T. LEEDS. AUCTION. eer—Will se}! on Mocday, Jan. 28, at 11 o'clock, precise- t the store 287 Grand street, the remaining stosk of furs, consisting of Hudson’a Pay and Russian sable, mink, stone marten, fteh, ermine, chinchilla, mountain marten, Fre ble, ly px, &c"; capes, vietorines, mufls, cufts, kc, £0. Also, Jarge assorine tof tisigh robes, consisting'of “African lamb, t. wolf, bear, &¢, &c., and a variety of gentlemen's “ihe wliole 16 be so1d without roverve, Inesasequence roprietor’ ing trom bain aries will # @ rare change, ¢ attent, as the sale tpositive, 1 rwonr shine, YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JANUARY 27, 1856. 5 LARGE #LOFTY WORKSHOPS I" TEE uEW sting of Tt wows oan floor, Inquire of oe STORE AND BASEMANT 625 BROAD- Ts iat SOR AS Bunty oe ut “Ts App y on » oF wo W. L, CUTTING, 155 Fifth LET BROAD| iT BROADWAY A Hi u ee ey ey na furnished wi wine tne! modern improvementa, 800 persons. Apply (on the Promises) to JAMES B, OuuK, LET- THERE THREK STURY Bo vaRs. ts IN FIFTY. To 0. z icoasts ney will teeta eee LER nan a. & BL Pu! "BA Mouth street, 10 LET—3HB STORE. 388 RAND iD peneur, NEAR Ensex market, one of the best tor business in the store A cheap rent with Taqaire ah store. jig fo fore And eB WIth STEAM POWER. In PS rata THOMAS BRN corner of Elm ed LET—PART OF A TIOUSE, UNFURNISHED, TOA gentleman abd wile, or two sidgle gentlemen, ‘Kerms ao- Fourth avenue, commodating. Pleuse inquire at 330 Fo Ti Breadvey ana Univers 105 NINTH STREET. BERWERS ert lace: mores, wi finished attic. ¥ hire al¥f iat sect, between aod lla, M, or Sendo P, LET 1Wo OF THOSE NEW AND YERY DESIBA, bie tive slary bousen north side of West ‘Twenty third street, between "seventh wod fo. ave- bugs wih bay windows, double, slatrosse, two becaroonis, 1@ Modern improvements. ty third alteet, oF at he office of, Har re W NePHEWS # C0. 41 Groonwich street N. Boho application can be entertained fer echools or boarding houses. Lye 4 LS i Seep BACK noow iene AAR, 20 judgon street; # good location for any I ceasary fixtures for sa’e cheap. Al reet; has large show windows an sO, Gpper part over stores soutbeast corner of Ce Budson, ia; ten ro0ms—All front; water and floor. Poasesrion immediate y, 200 Hudson street. each Apply to JAM! iS PRICE, (PO LET—IHE SEOOND AND THIED FLOORS OF THE abankirg building corner of Fourteenth s. and Bighth av., divi offices, and suitabie for felther basiuess, an [rere acest hare ead to daguerrevtypist. Also, a beatiful office in the basement, on Fourieenth street, and slurge fine attic, suitable for maoniesy or lod; a wa be let low w good tenants. Possesslon given i . Apply to a RIRGSLAND £ SUL TON, 96 Broad street, OLET 4 MALL STORE, 45 WHITKBALL STREET, uitable for a clothing atoreor any light business, one bicok above South ferry, went $350 a year, TS LEASE, IN VESEY STRKEET.-TO LEA’ ua double marble front stores 58 and 60 Vesey 30 fort front by 97 feet deep, connected Tyee ie che pa ea for dr, goods or otner To ete floished otner business. by wh A. Ww. SPLEb, 91 Maiden lane, 0 eres HANDSOME TWO STORY ATTIC AND basement house 19 Renwick street, with or without the fur- niiure for sale, Inquire on the premises, T° LET—NO. 100 THOMPSON STREET, BEFWEEN Spring and Prince streeta, s small rtore; & good location r oemaker or tailor, or other light bus! ‘also, tnd thied.tlocrs. 28 by 60 feet, well ‘lightod, suitable “orang ind of maniscturicg purposes ian eaby to suitable par- “HOUSES, iSES, ROOMS, &C. WANTED. LADY J fe GENTLEMAN WANT TO REAT A FUR- A wishea in Carmanavilie, in & genteel neighborhoo: Rent net to exceed $600 per annum: "Address F on Broad: way, Union square i Post offloe. GENTLEMAN WISHKS, FOR RIMSEL¥ AND BIBS. ter, two or three well furbished rooms up town, sitting room and bedrooms. with the priviiege ot kitchen; reat must he low, house quietly respectable. Address, stating terms, box 4,693 Pont oflice. 'URNISHED ROOM WANTED—BY TWO. GENTLEMEN; it mun be hgbted with gas, and have a grate init Lo- ior eo Pos timer and not sbove Prince street, Address 0% 586 J DAWN TICKETS WANTED=ON GOLD AND fated watches, jewelry, ready mude clothing and new goods of erery cesoripiion, ai 19% Luane street, td doors west of Chatham. Office houre from 10 a. P.M. ANTED—TO RANT OR LEASE, IN THE LOWER art of the elty, one or two large jhops, with good light end stesm por light manutacturing business. Posses- Please address M. R, wer, ons i poueibie, before te let of May. Dox 19 Herala ottice. ANTED- A THRER STORY HOU BF, UNFURNISHED, tiluated in one of the streets adjoining Broadway, be- tween Canal and Fourh sires, Address stating by istier fall particulars respecting rent, situation, &c., to Doctor Tho- mavsin, 766 Broadway. Wy aaa TO HIRK—A FIRST CLASS FUUR STORY house, situated between Fourteenth and Twenty-fifih atreets, and Broadway and Siath avenue, on a lease of three or five sears. Please addr \dress, giving terms and location, G, and W4gzen-. NICE STORE, ‘ON THE WEST Seu oF Fighth avenue, between Sixteenth and Thirtieth streets, or north side of Bowery. Corner store aehherreas Address Albert, Herald office. WANTED—A HOUSE CONTAINING THE MODERN improvements, some between West Fourteenth and West Twenty second streets. Must be between Filth aud Kightb avenues, wits possession Ist of Febraary. West 4h hiveet preferred. The taruiture would be purchased, {sold ebeop, Address, for three days, Henry, box 105 Herald ofice ANTED—ON OR BEFORE THE FIRST OF MAY, TO Fort, tor a term of years, a house, situsie not ubove Twenty-fourth street, and between Fourth ané Sixth avenues. Rent not to exceed coed $800. Address box 464 Post olllse. “__COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. $1.50 500 WANTED, A PARTNER IN THE LUMBER + Dusiness, with theabove amount, Also, wex- ie — for dry ries or boots and tippers ee ty kan street, or call from it told or 2003 3 RARE as PARTNER IN a PROFITABLE manufacturing businers bel Sates! conseqienee of it: hesith,) about te retire, weuld sell out areas therein, tn enterprising man with @ cash capital of $4,000 to $5,000. This ws an opportunity seldom met with. Call al 146 Fulton reet, 3 ir. GENTLEMAN WISHES 10 ENTER, AS AOTIVS partner, in & Well ostabliaved and profitable manufactur. ive business, or buy a first class drug sore, Would invest from $1,0(0 10 $3,000. "Nocne need apply unless statlog full particulars, ‘ad Fees Willam Senders, Broadway Post offles, AXTNER WANTED-WITH A CASH CAPITAL OF $9.000 to purchase one bpp Load reid ame dpe insrd anloon, now doing & good bt ae eee App to DANIEL M. LONG, DARTNER WANTED.—THE ADVERTISER HAS BEEN ed for the past twelve years in a profitable manu ioturtte business in his city during which time the profits have amounted o upwards of $120,0WU. Not wishing to coufiae himself as closely 10 business us formerly, he would have no objection fo take a partier, sbou'd an opportunity offer. an active, industrious mao, with a caeh capttal of from $6,000 to $5,000; woula find this u'sufe and. prod-aole favestusat, Sucn & one may address, stating real name and where an interview may be had, W. b., Bers office, PARTNER WARTED—WHO CAN INVEST | $800 7 To $1,500 in an important and substential business, with the aid of a great improvement in the nachiagry. ave who wees the machine wil at oace be convinced that the’ po hog Pdi 160 per cert, Apply to W. Gardner, 11 Canal joor, [RE FARINERSHIP HERFTOFORE EXISTING ween John Blgging and John a Fayre, under the style firm of Jobn Higgins & -o,, at Relat, Glasgow and New York, Was thls day dissolved by Yautual be or outeuandin ng, classe: To the esta o> will be collected by Mr. Thomas P. Wight, sew’ York; and the liabilities, “Gehie and obi “4 bind Py, ‘the late firm on either side of the Atlan- ue, will x pad by the ca ae ‘Wigat, under tae gueran- asics of Br the firm of J. & W. Wallace, Glasgow. JOHN eancer Gusgow, Dec. 7. JOAN FARRKLE. Mr. Jobn F racial my firm Jobn Hiegins & Uo., has identified hix future interests with ayers & Meliss, of ‘Nowingham and Glasgow, and Meiliss & Ayers, New York. (PRE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED 1 A COPARTNER ship, under the Grm name of € gstreet & Co , for the purpose of Piaf ‘ailing vetoing, and dana taken the marble front si2e8 87 Chumbersatreet ani G9 Reade street, LONGSTKERT, formeriy at 64 Newent eeost, BENJAMIN H. PLEKUR, Jate of the firm of James Wilde, Jr. QEUKGE es Dis Lat add late rt the firm of James Wilde, Jr, Be BLOsSUM late st Gage, pie ’ rr ate ith James Witue, Jr New York, January 1, 1866 ifHE LAW PARTNERSHIP EXISTING FOR AFRW weeks between Lucian B, Chase and Lorenzo Fairbanks has been dissolved. LUCIEN B, CHASE, No, 7 New street. 10 LAWYERS—A SHARE iN THR NEW YORK LAW Tustitute, on which the annual dues have been paid in Be Up to the present tite, for sale below the current price, drens AUoFnEy, Lox 2,566 Fost office, MATRIMONIAL. GENTLEMAN, AGED 7. OF UNEXCEPTION ABLE addr seni appenrance, standing B feet} inch, aud po built, of leisure, education and talent, having just re- from’ Kastern cimes, where iil lately he haa enjoyed the pleasures and come foria attendant on one of fortune’s favor view to matrinony , desires the acquaintance of & y Im possession of afortune duiiclent to Warrant the adver- n income of $3,000, Address, in all confidence, A. H. B. A ertull) See eae eich annuities ATRIMONIAL.—LADIES AND GUNTLEBEN OF ati A svectablity wing to form a matrimonial aLJance, wii find it to. thei addressing, postpaid, Delevan, £9 Sixth avenve. third floor. ‘Ladies and rc may secure to themselves a pariner for lite, rion resorung tothe —— alternative of advertisieg to exproas their wishes. Parties must send their real names, residence and reference. No nouce taken of letiers unless one dollar i8 en closed, advantage hy _____ CLOTHING, &c. WORTH OF CAST OFF CLOTHING WANT- 82. 000 Yo" ed.—The highest Poy pcen ee and t—) yanks current money. Gentlemen wishing to ood super finous clowning, in Lo #mal! lots, can city ihe full value by addressing or c JAMES MORON street, near Cent: totes ighecth eae teed ORiees —LADIES OR GRNTLEMEN HAVING ANY to di ef ET det rena or 62 ‘way, Or letter by post, adios altended by Mra, © UDFON RIVER RAIL BoAD— TR) Hrepror, hive fai for, Albany and Raine motte the trains will run is follows ter Monday, Sonuary 19, ay reer tral connecting with Nordhern and Weetern trains; "rou way, ttnin, 12 M. ; gepreas train, 6 P.M; for Pouphkeepeie, at 9 A. M., and 8:10 P.M: for Pookikill, B20 PL ol Bing. at 4PM, ‘Tho Sing Sing and Peeks: At all the Way elations. Fasiengers taken at ‘anal, Obristopher and Thirty. first sireeta, pod ‘at 4 P. M., from a al for sloany, stooping L, SYKSS, Jr., Superintendent, APE DestRovs OF OBTAINING A SLECATION gurerueas, in a where there are cn |- aren ‘Gator twoivejeare age. addres M. d., box $24 Post BE ADVERTISER, wha Lay, A PERSON "Avous- tomed to business, w jocngnae was, ble house to attend store, it reguiveds pple rae. yenees and secur) give as emplo ment et te vmoce te ote or i" ve, Sib 8 indy ia some hondeeas Gas wool ‘be respectable. dress Business, Herald office. REAL ESTATE OWAERS. MERCHANTS, MAWU- ex. — Wanted ‘accounts or rwno" bes been em- this ra elles, oc No. 213 ads NURSE AND Fepnens io. 2 Livingston place. Must be Weet Perenty-savenihsreat ee bape tnald. ply Wane “SITUATION, BYA LADY, as sear seein, orreader, would xo West, Bouth, or ialo aT. ‘ANTED—| BOPROTAULE GARL, AB gion Wiz BY 4 a bie meray ants A ye ya, ANTEDORY AN AMERICAN MAN AND WiiB, apartments where paid by Fiatng carn tbe bung, or ogelir'o thet kind; be woman would tan: of the house for one gen ie- an or hey aie been in ibat fipeeng ay parece? i ears past. referens veo est pect. sang tiarean tey spor Pal, to Mrs. anarre Daly, Union square Pow office, tor one w HELP WANTED, SHIRT FINISHERS AND FALSE OOLLAR 500 atitchers wanted at Green's shirt mani 193 Fulton street. None but ihe very nestest of stitthers and bes. sewers need apply. To those conatant employment, an. tte highest prices paid. Alsv, « good stock and Ue make \UTIER WANTED TMMRDIATELY 70 our @HIRT and iy Dut, ij tomedto cut witha kale, Haquire ut iiedar 8° 86048 Goveneese WANTED-ONE, Wi0 SPRAKS THE ‘rench correctly. pply at No. 2 Lexington piace, , Stuy Vesa equare, © er § o’clock P.M, res WANED, TO GO to KANSAS—8U0H Ak AS tapners, whoelwrights, wagon and plouxo makers, black- sue, boot aud rhoemakers, coopers, ovpen' cabinet, re, harnes-makera ma@son+, &¢., tc. Perseus of food a standing and competent to conduct business ipa Account’ will receive tineral encouragement. '& o t BROWN, at the office of the Astor House, from A. M., and trom 610 8 P. M ANTED—A MIDDLE « AGED ‘PROTESTANT Woman, & competent nuree, Who wouw be ie ty grin the country; cliy relerence required. apply A feat Fou-- teenth st, near Sth avenue, before 10 A. duiog thie week. PANTED—AN ENGLInH O1KL, TO DO FINE sewing ard assist Ip taking care of children. Apply at vanes avenue, two doors above Stst ut., cetween 10 and WAXTED—Ax ENGLISH OR FRENCH GIRL, AS bermaid and wailer. Apply at 65 Union place, cor- ‘ner 4th av. and 18 st, W4xtED_s00p STRAW SKWERS ‘ALSO GOOD NE- tar and fansy lace towers. Apply at N Leroy lace, Bleecker st., between Mercer and Greene sta, -AN¥3D—TO Go SOUTH A YOUNG FaeNon LADY, well educated, and who speuks intelligible English, ona who is 9 sane sokmairone and competeat to uct sa uures to 0 fo ven yea! roten: ferred. a Henderson’ "8 flce, 7 iiteeans street. ce ated ‘ANTED—A_ GERM AN GIR, AS CHAMBERMAID and nurse; must come wel: recommended. Apply at 143 East 14th ot., near 2d av. Went -A LADY OF INTE LIGENCE, TO SUPER. ne, ices of @ witower. Address House- Herald o Wenz “A BOY, ABOUT FOURTERN NEARS OF age. Apply to F, Fanfernot & Co, 20 Broad, WANTED—RusPuorantR MEN 10 CANVASS FOR Au>scriptions to soveral bigbly popu ar national publi. cations now publishiog In numbers. »v Appleton & Uo. Good men will and there beuknibe most deeieat o over onveed 13 tee ublic. Appiy to J. 4B. FURD, No 9 appleton’s Buidiags, 6 and 348 Broad wi LOST AND FOUND. $200 .-Hos7, SINCE MONDAY Last, ‘A DIAMOND ing, with two stones, worth about $100 exch. Pawnbrokers suff others Sill se pald as a roward ag mtich as they advance on it, or a reward as liheral to the finder, «ada0 reel asked. Inquire of Holmes £ Mciage, No. 2) Duane street \OUND—A POCKETBOOK, CONTAINING Aa peal tum of money, in a Pearl und Chatham street line stages, on Friday, January 25. ‘Yhe omer can have the mice by deccribing ite contents." Call at 45 lm street, in the store, osT—4 coup BRACELER, 1N BLEECKER, BROAD- way, Spring 7 aireeta A suitable reward will be given to ‘the fin 165 an Blecstee ree, ost—on FRIDAY EVENING, 1N GOING FROM Carma ‘the corner of 125th street and Riahth ay. nue, a led: wa enamelled hunting watch, with so maker pame psi The finder will be suitably rewarded B) by Ss it with 8. Nissau street, or at the store, Osgood, & 126th street and Highth avenue. ezron, for $75; and one drawn by Bon) Rbinera, dea May 1856, sodorned by Jann bobinson, for $110. ‘The Tbe parma these are stooped. ‘Ihe ander can keep ti bet wil eda nds, box 1.828 Pea return the papera to Root, F. “ost office, ‘REWARDS. 50) BEWARD—FoR THE RETURN OF THE PAPERS VU) found in an overcost taken from the reading 700» of the st Nicholas Hotel last Friday morning, and no q1"3'1o03 ae. They may be returned through the Post office or othen- wise, and on receipt the reward will be Be CBr tal directed, iY, 30 REWARD.—TAKEN, FROM HOUSE ity ‘OROs8Y atreet. on Wednescay morning, 23d inst, Seireen, & $50 1d 6 o'clock, £5 yards tapestry velvet carpet ‘end 38 yards stair carpet, "Th person returning the same, anine 7 = sate ed. Pawibrekers and loan ‘agents will stop the offer sat REWARD —A GOLD WATOH, HUNTING CASES, double timer and white'fsce, iaken on tha 2ath ES trom the tollet table of rooa) Nu. 17, in the house P. H. Dodge, Triton Mansion, Vencombs fam, The ahev reward wilt be paid toany pérson returning the same, aad no e en me questions ask REWARD. —STOLEN, ONE GOLD “WATOH, Pa- tent lever, Tavior « S Sony London makers; Ss jey £ ay payee Sol gold fare, steel bands, No on itkeness of ad gent etsea, ‘Wolen about Dees 27, filo, eness of ad: genteman tol about Ce 37, he Jewellers, nay ch cubes, having veonited tes the name, will please leave notice at 10 REWARD.—LOST OR STOLEN FROM ROUSE 169 Thirty-seventh atreet, 8 goid bracalet, a raised tcroil in the shape of a leaf, with the -etlers HP. tow. F. in- scribed on the {rside. Also, one mourning pin and one breast pir with no stone. Any person rewrning the same will re- ceive the above reward. M133 Be FINK, REWARD.—LOST, FROM 130 FIFTH. AVENUE, ©) corner ot ighteenth street, a vary sma}! fawn co ored ones bitch with v bite nt on the breast and whie feet fhe ave reward will oe paid to any one who may re‘urn be fore. office of the Chief or $5 | REWARD. D.<LO8T, ey DARK FUR V(CTOAINY; #) ‘supposed to have joft 12 @ Broadway and Forty” seo0pd ut tages going dowan ‘by @ lady who got out in front ct the Cariton House, early Friday evening. 26th inst. The above reward will be pad to any person fourag ‘ne cape to our office, 174 Pearl st. W. BASSST avd $3 RRWARD.—LosT, ON TUE EVESING OF THR 24th inst., coming trom Fourteenth street below sire avenue, through the Fifth avenue to Sixieeath street. a bracelcteet wih five garnets If revurned to No. lo Bist (Ob street, the above reward will be paid INSTROC ) fcON, 185 6: “WRITING, BOORKERPING, ARICAMi@TIC, WD. ke are dalty taught ae Mr. PTY W'S acadsmies, 233 Grand street ‘New York, and 166 Fulton street, Brooxiyn. Ladies! writing classes, $2. Some of ol. Mt 8. “Paine’s pu- pile, ‘who made mere marks and rccawis ve‘ore lea- sov8, now write a very pebdioms band siee only 1; —Herald of the limes, Newport. B6Q BROADWAY AND 27 FULTON STREET, BROOK. lyn.—The undersi sll reeaive papllt dull, for ciass oF Reparate instruction, in penmanship, bi GOLa Tomy | e arithmetic. ULIVBR 3, ne ee boy yb al D&S1KES TO ave Les. his or in the French la Uae Oe, inen or aden, nto be oceived. at vat 8; eakaratik atte respectable fal exebange for boaril. : [avin branches | Mhmetic, ae, Tereve wil ee ‘S & nl, NO. BL Greenwich aveuue, PROFESSOR OF SINGING,—' ‘ated for his methad of Nain. Tag Srengthe ‘ing the volee, for tmoarting the style of the meine Taian scbool, fives lestons ag usual at ¥ idence or at his own, "Po, 6 University place, ». * POPlis! realences PoUEKEERING WRITING, ARITH DULBKAR, 609 By Broadway, Vain: aden and practically ior busiuos. itis ne” method of teach Guieeney on plans of rea! busiaesw saver both mi Sommutation fer a full com Bookkeeping on Monday, $10. paint ode UFF'S NEW SYSTEM OF us . D' Sioned by the New York Se LOOT RETING BANC. nost perter ercial get nubbied; ‘pp Wwe rove soyel Svo HARPER € BROTHESS post paid, hy the publishers to al! parse of (xe Cited Baten ‘Within 3,000 miles, on receipt of the price, $1 50. RENCE LaNGUAGR.—PROF, D. LAGROI LAGROIX, continues to receive new bay tor ‘instruction in the French language, easy and et iclent method, @ practica knotle win” by By 4 new plan the corjugatio aD aga won 9 verte is 1s so aimplified a¢ to @ .¥, PrRexcu Tek “40. Broadway, near Broome iime to private instrastion in classics and Knglish branches, examinations on circnlars, ROF. DE MARSAN.—TEOSE WH of learning the French. language whhar B DESIROUS their time or money, are invited fort hrc ‘bis gent nomen! toot at 437 Broadway, during the recit auion ‘hones, ay gal be convinced that évery person Whalever may b6. his Of6. possessing an o1 ary intel n me tedge of the ugliah grammar: canoe teash ton painter months to write and epeak the French | grecnmatioany soasto 0 conversation. SLATES, continues Frerch or German; ‘sor ‘eeu forteam a Passed, e continent of Kurope, Call understand and be understood 4, M. de Me Practical and admirable method ‘readers the tosk a very and agreeable one by overcoming without any great ton all the difficulties so much dreades by pups under other tems. ( Insses for ladies (rom 10 A M. to4 P. M areas. venen, from 5 tol P. M.A clnas for ba Jeasons a8 usual at ihe Protessor’s or at the pupil's rea. lences, MPLOYERS WISHING goon ser Di rted eal nan, Roby, Ean a ela and priv 4, at Me CO ', 287 Broadway. corner ot Renda = 4 pit i if coachinen, farmers, laborors, & , a! 192 Greenwich etregt, s8tthis or ibe bran. ae