The New York Herald Newspaper, January 28, 1856, Page 5

Qur Buston Correspondence. Boston, Jan. 26, 2858, Qu for American Conventions—Prospet of 4 Democratic and Whig Union im Massachuselts—Committaes on Liquor and Liberty—Pauper Statistics—Lunatic Sialistics—Cost of Koonomy—Trial of the Shatomut Avenwe Criminals— ‘Phe Weather—New Hampshire, dc. ‘The \call for the meeting of American conventious te elect delegates to the Philadelphia Convention of the Metional American party does not excite so much taik as I supposed it would. The impression is common that the future of Massachusetts does not depend so much upon ‘what the dominant party may do ss upon the willingness ef the whigs to unite with the democrats, forgetting “ mi- nor differences” in an sffeetionate regard for good offices. ‘She example of Maine has not been lost on our political people in Massachusetts, and there really was no cause fer » union there that does not exist here. Then there will be a United Sttacs Senator to elect at the next session of the Legislature, and patriotism will require a union of all the hunkery to see which of their umber shall have bie place, There is netbing out of the way inthe opinion ef those persons who insist that the next government ef our State will! be thoroughly hunkerish, as ® consequence cf the formation of « new party, a la mode de Maine. We nave adopted mere than one Msine idea ot Inte years, and there isa prospect that we shal: continue im the same line ot bus ness. The Maine democrats have done admiraply, hav- img greased the whigs, preparatory to swallowing them; and our wnigs are just as fond of grease, and just as ready to be swal.owed, as their Maine brethren. Bu- ebanan’s nomination would beg the whoie lot of them, from Choare and Hillard and Walley, down to Peter Barvey. The Pennsyivanian is a gentieman, and the whigs, snowing bis fondness for Irishmen, and his admi- vation for all canonized characters, are confident that, Mke St. Patriek, he ‘would behave as sich.’’ Were Joho Davie living he would “forbid the bans;’”’ put he is no mere, and nis quarrel with Buchanan would not pe al- Jewed to have weight with the surviving members of tne Jate (ond slow) woig party of Massachusetts. Suchanan ‘wee an 01d federalist, an old provectionist, an old bank map, and an old friend of Mr. Webster; and what more coudd the woigs ask? They would come up to his sup- port, and in return would receive the senatorship that Quarks Sumner now holds, haif a dozen Congres- sional representatives, perhaps the Governorship, and rots of the lesser spoils, The Know Nothings wound be glad to have the aia of the whigs; but ‘the latter prefer tne alliancs of the democrats a» being the less radical party of the two. Some of the whigs were anxious for this fusion as long ago as last Ostober, but the rest fought shy of it, und preferred waiting to see what amount of eapital each party could contribute to the proposed new firm, which is to be en- dewed with bP saison to trade in all kinds of offices, the election of November showed that a union of the supporters of Beach and Walley would have done wall, those gentlemen received 49,000 votes, and at least 6,000 Whigs voted for Governor Gardner to ‘prevent Mr. Rock- well’ election, all of whom would have supported Mr. Beach if he had bad apy chaace of being chosen, and wach chance he would have had if the Walley whigs had supported him. There could, I should say, be fifty thousand votes—probably more—obtaine! for’a hunker fusion candidate, and that with perfect ease, if the Prem- dential candidate of the democrats should be satisfactory tw the aristocratical whigs. These are the gentlemen who gave the vote of Boston for Pierce in 1852, and they have power enough to secure that of Massachusetts for a respectable democratic statesman in 1866. Against such a fusion nothing but a thorough union of the republicans and the Know Nothiogs could prevail; and such a union ia about as likely to happen asa confluence of tne iwaters of the Sacramento and the Danube. Those two parties hate each other too heartily to anite, and the present course of the Know Nozbings is not at all ealculated to increase the prospect of a union being sf- feeted. It is possible that the K.N. candidate for the Presidency may be so scceptable to the whiga as to ren- der them averse to a union with the democrats; but that yw very much to be doubled, judging from the present state of things. The Legislative committees on the Personal Liberty Jaw and on the Maine Inw heve been appointed. They are raid to contain majorities against bota measures; but some of the members are so utterly obscure and ins'gai- figant that the opinions of half of them ace as little known as they would be of consequence but for the posi- tions of their holders. The men who appointed then were free soilers, or supperters of both laws, ‘The Legisiature has been engaged this weck in disouss- ing economy at a cost of about $1,200 per day. Amount saved to the State by the discussixc—000,000,000—and as many more as the compositor may see fit, in nis gene- rosity, to add. ‘The annual report of the number of paupers in Massa- ehasetts, their origin, and so forth, coming down to No- ‘vember 1, 1855, has been published. The total number of persons who were supported or relievedas paupers was 18,227. @f this number 8,154 had a legal settlement here, and 7,742 were State paupers. The foreigners among the State paupers numbered 6.287, of whom 3,304 were in Suffolk county. The Suffolk peapes were 6,294, bei almost four times as many as in Middlesex county, wh! hss ihe larger population. There were relieved in the slmshouse 6,220 persons; aided and ej ery out of there institutions, 11,756. ’ The number of insane persons relieved or supported was 582; of idiots, 289; of psupers by reaxon of idiocy or insanity, 753; ot t " wnder 14 yeare, 1,330. It ix stated that the number of paupers by season of intemperance, in themselves or others, was 11,377. Perhaps this number is not over- stated; but it is a fact that the temperance people put such leading questions to criminals and paupers that they alwayn bave capital opportunities to lay all their vices and suderings on the strong tack ot rum. The gentlenea in the State prison always impress it upon the committee of visiters that ‘‘rum did it.” They are like the unfortu- nate man whose wooden legs would split or rot in conse- quence of his partiality for gin and water hot. More than Gone man bas escaped the consequences of his crimes by becoming the “awful example” of a temperance oom- mittee. The whole cost of supporting snd relieving paupers, in- cluding interest and capital invested in almshouses, ‘was $497,601 01. In Snifolk county the amount was $112,- 5 Te estimated vaiue of the almshor $1,127,258 43, ‘Tere were in the Boston Lunatic Hospital, on the let of December, 1864, female patients, 149; male patients, 187. During the year immediately following 50 females and 41 males were admitted into the iastitution—mukin, & total of 353. Of these, 28 recovered, 7 were improved iu health, and 38 died. The weeiher has been of the ‘‘screaming” character since Thursosy night. Yesterday was the hardest, though not tie coldest, day we have bad this winter. It was enough to break down a strong man, and to kill » week one, 10 be exposed to the terrible wicd that blew, and which was as villanously searching asif it had blown ‘ever a thoussnd miles of Russian steppes. It was petter, bowever, thon another snow storm, and between the two we should have had to choose, had we had any choice in the matter. The streets are getting into tolerable condition. The Dlocks of snow that are cut out are nearly two feet thick, and stili a great deal of snow is left loose on the ground. It is principally deposited on the Common. If we should have no more’ saow for a week, thiags will have become quite comfortable. There is no prospect of a ‘January thaw,” as yet. It will probably be a February swash. The trial of Coburn and Dalton excites hardly any atten- ‘tion. No new evidence has been adduced by government. It is supposed that when the evidence tor the defence shall have been commenced there will be some interest maptiested in the trial. The general opinion is that the Verdict, if againat the accused at all, will be very light, It_is not true, as has been stated, that Mr. Choate, Mr. Hillard and Mr. Everett are electioneering in New Hampshire for thedemocrata. They may do so by and by, but they are not doing so now. ‘The ‘ United Sons of America’’ held a State Eacamp- ment on Thursday evening, in this city, at Patriovic Hall. J. G. Farwell, Eaq., of city, heads the list of officers chosen. ALGOMA. uses 18 Supreme Court—Cireult.—Nos. 1%, 71, 143, 264 B12, 820, 126, 127, 185, 169, 166, 1114) 144, 182, 310. sormuce Covrt.—Nos, 233, 265, 279, ded, 161, 499, 160, 414, 420, 421, 422, 424, 426, 482, 449, 464, 455, 456, 457, 468, 460, 461, 467, 469, 471, 472, 473, 475, 476, 47, 478, 479, 481, 482) 483, 484, 486, 488, 480, 490, 491, 492) 493, 494, 495. 301, Lighte, Newton & Bradbury's Pianos Lower Seven octave at $325, and ‘six and a half octave at $260. Melodeons, the beet, from 360 to $25. Pianos and me- let, N! B.—a violoncello for 6 COLBURN & NASH, agen' Hat Binding Mechines.—I. M. Singer & Co. have ready for sale machines for binding straw hats wud all other kids of bats, The machines do the faster than any others, Call and see Broadway. The Onmeo—Doguerreotype.—One Instante- neous siting; happy expression ; complexion beantife the very pink of one®’ self, Taken only at WILLIAMSON'S, Brook- dyn, (Fulton ferry.) Wedding and Visiting Cards, Wedding envelopes, &¢ —The |a.ost styles engraved in (ue most elegant manner ong always bo found at BV GRD MLL way, corner DuM@be siree’. Mr. Everdell’s is the okest and pest known siore for card «ngraving and printing in Keta>iished in 1840. Cold Bcet and Chapped HMands.—By Rub- Ping night and morning with PR, TOBL 43’ wondertnl Vene- tian iniment, uo one need have cold feet or chapped handa. A cure warranted or the money returned. Price only 25 or 60 cents. Sold by ail the druggists, Depot, 60 Cortlandt st. way. Trusses.—The Best American, Mreneh and German trusses, with and without mechanic, sold at half the ‘usual prices, for cashonly. Perfect vatisfaction given or no pay. Forwarded to the country. Wholesale de*lers supplied at extremely low pricee, BRIDGMAN 4 00., 165 Urand street, near Ventre market, India Rubber Gloves Cure Chay Hands, ‘and render them soft, smooth and white: an excellent protes- en in aweeping, care'ot coal fires, Ac. For sale at all rubver Mores, und at 4) John street, up stairs. Sevance Salamander Safes.—Robert M. Pat- RICK is the sole manufacturer in tae Uniled States of the gheve celebrated safoe and patent powder proof defiance locks esi Depot No. 192 Pearl wireet, one door below ee Rew York Lung Institute, No. 6 Bond Street. Rew York, January 25, 1866.—From and after this date this fostitntion will be under the medical charge of D. D. T. NES- TELL, A. M.,M.D., and sesistants, New and complete ar- rangements havo been pertected for the convenience and com Sort of our numerous patrons. NOAH 8, DAY, Proprietor, All business communications should be addressed ‘Vandeusen, Secretary, No. 6 Bond street. Christadoro’s Hatr Dye, Wigs and Toupecs excite admiration among all connolesourn in art, A atic of elegant private apartments for applying bis incomparable dye, the only reliab'e article ot iw kind, Wholesale and retail ad CHRISTALY U's, No. j Astor House, NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 28, 1856. daclor oye a Se Gane rematn under the curse of a disagreeable Renan reeset awe jeave ie fae Sah mee ple gl Y Pom 4 inva asop ef the * Bala” on your tooth brush, and warb the fh Bight a , A filly cent botue wil’ beers For sale by FETRIDUE & OO., proprietors, and and all druggists. Gouraud’s Poudre Subtiie Uproots Haltr from low forebeads, upyer lips, or any part of the , war ranted. cated soap cures rough pim. ples, ir walt rheum, de. . Fouge, hair dye and Broad Musee Haye areca rr. Philadelphia wat ‘eabir gion ‘Hane, Belts re, ac, Holloway’s Ointment and Pilis.-Consola- sutierer.—The most viralent disesses that have rere eel res te these invinelble re- box. ing, Jans ZT, by the Ray. Mr. Macauly, On Sunday evening, Jan. 27, by . Mr. Maca at the recidagpe of the bridegrocta, No. 83 Hommerseg street, Miss Kare E, Euron to J. P, BRUNDAGE, all of city. ¥ May thelr shadows never grow less, And their path be strewn with roses. R. On Wednesday, Jan. 23 Ratra BexJasan, koa. to Miss Hannrer Linpo, youngest daughter of Arthur Lindo, ty. On Thursday, Jan. 24, ‘by the Rev. Joha A. Todd, Mr. Jauus Sumnpum, of San Francisco, Cal., to Miss Juumrre Benekees ob teeria ing, Jan. 3, by the Re In 3rookiyn, on Taursday evening, Jan. 3, by the Rev. Dr. McClane, Guanes 8, Boots, Jr., to Mist Aviztta RinG, all of the same place, On Taursday, Jan. 24, at Henrietta, New York, by Jo- seph Brown, Keq., the father of the bride, SaMvnL C, Busccwatt, sq "of Cincinnati, to Rev. Avrowners 1. Brown, of New York. In Buffalo, on Wednesday, Jan. 23. at the residence of the bride’s ther, by the Rev. H. K. Green, Wituam 4. ‘Haxmun to Janz B, Lockwoon, both of this eity. Died. On Saturday, Jan. 26, Joun Gricunust, in the 524 year of his age. His relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, trom his late residence, No, 230 Mul- berry street, this afternoon, at two o’clock. Om Saturday, Jan. 26, of consumption, Horatio N. Hatsy, in the 47th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfally iuvited to attend the funeral, trom his late residence, Fort Washington, this afternoon, at one o’clock. On Sundsy morning, Jan, 27. of consumption, JouNn Daty, a native of the parish of Urney, county Cavan, Ireland, in the 58d year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are res; fully invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon, at haif past one o’clock, from his late residence, No. 255 seventh avenue, On Saturday, Jan. 28, at the residence of Richard Lam- bert, No. 179 Rivington street, Mra, Maxaaner Connor, aged 76 yeare, ‘Her friends, and those of her grandson, Charles F. Raha, are respectfully invited to atten d the funeral, this morn- ing, at eleven o’clock. Un Saturday, Jan. 26, of disease of the heart, Mary ANNE McCogkkR, aged 16 years and 5 months. Her friends, ana thoxs of her uncle, Joha McBarron, are respectfully invited to attend tne faneral, this aftec- ncon, at three o’clock, from No. 200 Fifth street, to the Catholic cemetery, in Eleventh street. On Sunday morning, Jan. 27, at half past nine o’clock, et esos nmydisn, JOHN HENRY REE, aged 30 years and 5 months. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, and the mem- bere of Marion Lodge No, 34, I. 0. of O. F., are reapectful- ly invited to attend the tuneral services, at his late residevee, ae. 871 Kighth streat, this afternoon, at one o'clock. will be taken to Greenwood Ceme- tery. Gusuaaeys Jan. 27, after @ long and severe illness, Mancarer BROUGSELL. ‘The friends of the family, and those of her brother-in- law, Thomas Kennedy, are requested to attend the fune- ral, this afterooon, at two o'clock, trom the residence of her brother-in-law, No. 72 Fifth street. On Thursday evening, Jan. 24, of croup, JoHN AUGUS- Tvs, onty son of John A. Robinson, of this city, and grand- son of Willem Key Bond, of Cincinuati, Ohio, aged 14 months and 5 days. ; The reiatives and friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, from the residence of his father, No. 16 East Twenty-second street, to-morrow afernoon, at two o'clock. : On Sunday, Jan. 27, Annie Warp, infant daughter of Wm, B. and Annie U. Gerring, aged 9 months. ‘the relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon, at three o'clock, from No. 222 West Thirty-second street. On Friday night, Jan. 26, WarsHaan Eat, eldest son of Luomda and Morris J. Farl, aged 17 years. The relatives and triends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from No, 126 Second place, Brooklyn, to-morrow afternoon, at one 0’c ock. On Saturday, Jan. 26, Lucy Brrrennenper, in the Slst year of her ege. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the ianeral, from her late residence, No. ¥3 Prospect stree:, Brooklyn, to-morrow atternoon, at one o’clock, without further notice. On Sunday morning, Jan. 27, at one o'clock, Groraz Heyer, son of Mary and John Mace, aged 5 years and 1 month, ‘The celatives and friends of his parents are respecttully invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon, at two o’clock, from the eorner of Sackett and Calumbia streets, Brooklyn. In Brooklyn, on Saturday, Jan. 26, Freperick RANDOLPH Coppinaron, aged 4 years and 7 days. The friends ot the family are reepectfully invited to at- tend the runeral, to-day, trom No, 311 Fulton street. Woodbrioge, N. J., papers please copy. Ia Williamsburg,’ on Thursday, Jan. 24, of searlet fever, Cuariss D. Senger, son of Frederick and Sarah Seibert, aged 4 years and 9 months. At the homestead, at Yonkers, on Saturday, Jan. 26, Mr. Samus Lyon, # soldier of the Revolution, in the 93d year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to at- tend the funeral, from his late residence, to-morrow morning, at eleven o’clock. Carriages will bein attend- ance st the depot, Yonkers, on the arrival of the nine clock train from Chambers street. ed ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. PERSONAL. ¥F THE GENTLEMAN WHO CALLED AT NO. 80 BAR- clay street Mr. Bhutt, about going to Kansas, wil oall again, ‘address to the same plage, be wil ‘or ‘on the subscriber. . SHUIT, RS. PRPKE, A GERMAN LADY, WILi: HEAR OF something to her advantage, by addressing a note to B. J., Broadway Post oftice. As Mrs. Papke may not see this adver- Usement, any one who knows the lady is respectfully request- ed to send her present residence to the above address. some years ago sbe boarded in Cana) stree!, N. Y.; she then re- imoved to 99 Allddagh street, Brooklyn, ‘and was living in Fal- ton street about two yearsago. She has two childrea, giris. ‘THE MILITARY. SWORD PRESENTATION.—THE MEMBERS OF B troop, of New York Hussars, attached to the 4th regiment, op Friday'evening last presened to their Captain, Mr. Peter Hoeft, a magnificent sword and appendages. The ceremony took place at Washington Hall, in blizabewn atreet. The same was presented by Lieutenant Puga in the following appropri- ate, i Cartaim Horrt—Sir, Ihave had the honor ofbeing selected to present to you, in behalf of the officers and members of the troop, of the New York Hussars, this testimonial which I hold in my band, and which J am asout to present to you, sir, It speaks for tself, and that much betier than I can do, Captain Hoeit; 't conveys to you, sir, the sentimenta which are enter- tained towards you by the oflicers and members of the B troop, ot New York Hussars, 1am also authorized to state to you, their bebalf, the leh and exalted opinion which the y have towards you ks aman, mcitizen, a gentleman and a soldier and allow me, si, atthe aan ‘tho, 10 return (9 you our Erate- ful ard moet discere acknowledgments for the many valual services you have rendered to the company, uot forgetting the many days and months you have spent in forwarding the inter- ete of the company. Allow me to state, sir, in thelr bebal that we consider ourseives highty honored by having you as commander, an officer possessed of the knowledge of all the most iutneate miliary tactics 60 necessary at this time. I ag- sure vou, sir, that we do not forget your gentlemanly deport- ment on All oceasions. ir, do not lei me oifend your modesty, when we say we esteem you very highly for your integrity Your kindness of beste ad ‘your soca” virtuse, "WH thete iew remarks, allow me to present to you this sword, and I bey your acceptatce as & nllght expression of our perso: and gratetul appreciation for the many services CAPT. NOBYT’S REPLY. Lrevr. Pvon—Permit me, in reply, ‘to thank mh and throngh you the members of the Boop, for the high honor conferred on me. Words cannot express A thanks nor ¢ynvey, to sou my feeling in recetving from on this valuable tokan of your esteem, ‘this beautiful sword is the more valuabl coming ws it does trom friends, with many ot whom I have been intimately associated for several years. It is an evidence that your hearia and wishea are with me, and ft shall be my earnest desire to be deserving of the ‘high compliment you have this night presented me with. ‘his proud event in my Mfe will ever be remembered by me. When I aball be called to shake off this mortal coll, this sword will be eberished and keptin remembrance by my children 4#a memento of the esteem and respect in Which I'was held by my companions of the B t is bewu'iful sword I shall never part with until death; and it should be called on, this sword shall be teed to the utmost of my ability in defending this Union and sus- tait:ing the honor of the B troop. Aiter which the company partook of a sumptuous repast, at which several appropriate toasts were given by invited guests, and of music was in attendance, POLITICAL. ‘OUNG MEN FAVORABLE TO THE AMERICAN rinciples, and the nomination of George Law tor the Fresideney, are invited to meet at 765, Broadway, this (Mon- day) evening, at So’elock, to organize the Young Men's Gvorgs Law Association of the city of New Yorn. RY GOODS AT AUCTION.—P, J. KEULY, AUO- tioneer, will sell this day, at 10 o’clook, on the premiaes, 51 Catherine’ street, the ba'ance of the stock, consisting prin cipally of tall and winter goods, for cosh, ia lots w suit pur- chasers. TW SeecaroW COMPANY, 846 and 348 Broadway, Wil PaO Nee EE ATTACHE IN MADRID ; OF; SEBSORES OF THR COURT OF IBABELLA TI. interesting. It 4a evident that the relations of the author at the pun Court were at once deen and iaumaie, UST PUBLISHED—LA BELLE POL&A,” rapged in brilliant and simpie style, by Julis Fowle. Sold a tne pF music stores. urehasing Benzole apparatus from uppriocip! a sous who preisnd 10 ‘own the Griginal patan. am aole Bro. wietor of the tafringements eg S77ICe MEW TORE: / peauaRy, 26, ae vor calls ns to remove the ice ies Re ciren tse eee eseenena le by the sprinkling of a uent acci- lenis are Ocourr'! ig reen. ese. sapees, ‘and it is expected that every ciuzen wil) removing 80 anevil. ALSE ANDER MING, Calef Clerk. ‘ASONIC.—THE MEMBERS OF PALESTINE LODGE No. 204, F. and A. M., are hereby notified to attend a wentig. February 7, to take actoapos tne quse rs 5 6 action o the ques- order of” ° “Hl, JACKSON, W. Me W YORK, JANUARY 1, 1856.—ANNUAL STATE- ment of the Knickerbocker ice vompany of the city and county of New York, incorporated 1865.—Uilice, No. 163 Uanal street. To the County Clerk of the city and county of New York :— Sir—In compliance with the requirements of the 12 section Manufscturing, mining, mechanical and chemical purposes? man fq chemics! pury G gommonly cefad the “Manufacturing law,”” we hand you wing statement : -- Capital stock of this company, $900,000. ‘The above amount isall paid in, Debts at this date all paid. nord, Jobn D; asoough, Board ot Trustees: Tone’ Ms 3: Leo ' . or Tri : ae i. T, COMPTON, President, Wiuax J. Witcox, 8 secretary. Biate of New York, city und county ot New York, ss.—R. 7. Compton, President, and Wililam J. Wilcox, Secretary, of the Ki erbocker lee Company, of New York, and Joseph Britton, Samuel Brownin jones G. , D. ascough, Trustees of the sai ‘company, being acverally duly aworn, depose aad say, and each for himself says, that the foregoing is true, full and cor- rect statement of the affaira of the said comp ny, and that they *Bubsoribed asd amor veloc me. tala ita day of January, bubecr: sworn before me 9 v ly A. D. 1866, Wa. 5. SHAY, Commissioner of Deeds, q YOUNG AMERIVA AHOY! 8AM . on deck in full drees. New York Asrociation hold their ‘bird annual ballin honor of New York Chep.er—No. 41, at the Apollo Rooms, on iuesday evening, 29th inst A few tick- éta lett, ‘0 be bad at Joules D ’a agency, 519 Broad. wav; Hall &8ons, corner Broadway and Park place, Thayer's dining selon, No. 4 Sullivan stree:, near Canal, or ®: the door at the above place. OSTAL REFORM.—A PUBLIC MEETING WILL 85 held at the Mé ta’ Exchange, Wall street on Monday afternoon, the 28th inst., at half past three o’clock, preciseiy- ‘sbomas Tileston, ksq., in the chair, to have uu interchange of opinions, make arrangements for framing # memorial to Uon- gress, and take such measures as may be considered neces- sary to improve our postal sysiem. The urgent neves- sily tor some direct action by Congress to extend proper sal facilities to our business communities, and par- Eoularly, to the city ot New xork, need not be enlarged vpop. “Ata preliminary meeting, held at the astor douse on the 16th inst., the undersigned were appointed a commitiee to take the necessary measures to elfect the soove orjects, and, in pursuance Sapa & reed oe Lephrinied — other citl- zens of New York, an ‘est al as above. THEODURE SaD0 WICK, ‘Chairman, r Cooper, 108 Robert L, ste James Brown, Wm. H. Appleton, Soares, H. Moore, Joshua Leavitt, HE WORKMEN WHO WERE DISCHARGED FROM Wells’ lamp fastory, State sireet, Brooklyn, on Saturday Inst, are requesied to meet acco Appolutinent, to invea- gate the proceedings, at half. past nine o'clock. r )ECIDEDLY 4, GREAT ATTRACTION. on Sunday, Fel }, for a ow OTK SUNDAY UOURIEH. FRIENDS AND FOES; bees 1N poe ed . Mailed to subscribers at $2 a year, ie copies 3 cent JAMS L, eMine & 005 is spruce street, HE EXPRESS MESSENGER, PUBLISHED EVERY saturday, at 33 Broadway, New Yor! year, one of the bert coking and most entertaining feily aud bust: ness papers published in this country, It 1s about to publish a list of the three wealthiest men In five hundred express towns. THE LECTURE SEASON. ERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOOIATION.—MR. J. C. Fellows, of Bufiaio, will deliver lecture on We 's Jan. 30 at 8 o'clock, P. M., at Clinton Hall, Astor place. sub- ject—* The Great Southern Republic, (that is to be)” Tickets 50 cents, bers half price, can be obtained at the Library, No. 2N ‘t., and at the door on the evening of the lecture, R, H. TIMPSON, Chairman Lect, Com. YR FRANCIS MEAGHER WILL LECTURE ON the ‘fine Arts of Atheos,”’ before the Touro Literary In- atitute, at the Tabernacle, on ‘Monday evening, January 23. Admission % cents, (reserved seats 50 cents). ‘Mokets {rr sale at Hall’s, corner broadway and Park place; Jacobs, 407 Broadway; Haverty's, 110 Fulton street, &c. INSTRUCT:ON. 1856, <WRITING, BOOKKEEPING, COMMEROTAT, . arithmetic, dc. Students at Mr. Paine’s academies, 283 Grand, corner Bowery, and 166 Fulton streot, Brookiyn, can receive class or privaie instruction at any hour during the aay or evening From Newport Dally News:—Col. Paine, the celebrated caliagraphist and eminent teacher of penmanship, so Jong and favor: bly known in New Kngland, where he has won ** golden opin.wns” und.established @ high reputation, has ened comm: rooms for the instruction ot ladies and zen- tlemen ine course of lessons. We particularly invite atention jodie popular system. which with ihe most enterprising fac lity transforms an unsightly scrawl into a beautiful, free and expeditious handwriting. 362 BROADWAY AND 217 FULTON STREET, BROOK. lyn.—The undersigned will receive puplls daily, for cians oF separaio instruclien, In penmanship, bookkeeping and arithmetic, OLIVER 5. GOLUSMITE. 6. —BOOKEEPING, WRITING, ARITHMETIO, ELO- 1. cution, English grammar and composition, including spelling. Also, the French, Spanish and German languages. ‘the subscriber gives private lessons at nis office, 773 Broad: way, between Ninth and Tenth ¢treets. Terms moderate. Call 8 KLLEN WOOD, afer 3 o'clock. ©. ROBBIN OOKKEEPING, ARITUMETIO, WRITING, &C.—MR. RENVILLE, 289 Broadway, where he has taught with such eminent suocess for the past aight years, continues to re- ceive new students, upon mich lower terms than any otber toucher. ‘Lhe instruction ia separately imparied, thorough, &c.; readily available in practice. Open day and evening. FEB fata least five firs: cian hd ERE } With &D entrance of 15 feet on next. Location desirable tor ib purposes 3B. We TOADS. EMENT AND SUB-CELL with vault weap Brey, bf ‘Emedistely. App On the premises, i! RY GOODS STORE TO LET—AND FIXTURES FOR Dae Been established for fhe ast dive years. aad ing ‘antic strest, Brookiyne oe ee Ce RST CLAS®8 STORE TO LEASK.—A PIRST OLASS store is about to be erected vn ¢ southeast corner at Broadway and Grand street. P: oun. Lo tae same ‘will be received by B. U. HAT 1L-, architect way LET.—A GENTLEMAN HAVING SEVERAL HARD- some three story brick would lermn, fo any ong who would advases Sin iesaned i sg arate ial make Peete (TO LET—6 LARGE.SLOPTY WORKSHUPS IN THE NEW bi corner of Dousne and Kim streets; besu! ted, of Ll windows to each floor. Inquire of enna, 33 Centre street. LET—THE STORE AND BASEMENT 625 BROAD. Taye 108 foot Aree lately Nowe se noes Apply on the premises, or to W. L. UUTTING, 156 Pit avenue. LET—THRRE THREK STORY HOUSES, IN FIFTY. third street, ae, Fourth and Fifth avenues. To good tenants they wi t $500 each. A) cy is . & RK. POLLLUR A South street, "T° LE—PART OF A HOUSE, UNFURNISHED, TO A gentleman and wite, or two single gentlemen. ‘Terms ao- commodating. Plea jure at $36 Fourth avenue. 10 LET—HOUSE NO. “106 Please | NINTH STREET, BETWEEN Broadway and Univeraity place; house four stories, with finished attic.“ Inguire at 97 Ninth atreet, between and ‘il A, OF é MP LET 2W0 OF THOSE NEW AND VERY DESTRA bie five story houses just , on the north side of West Twenty third street, between Seventh and Mighth ave- windows, doubles ;wo bathrooms. and all the modern improvements. Appiy at 135 West Twen- ty third street, of ut the office of P. HAMONY's NePHRWS & OU,, 81 Greenwich . B.—No appfication can be entertained for schools or boarding hoases. TO, JET-STORE, BACK ROOM AND CELLAR, 220 ‘Hudson street; # good location for any light business. Ne- ceseary fixtures for sale cheap. Also, u gud cloves 49 Oanet street; has large show windows and doors, gas aod water. Alo, ‘upper part over stores southeast corner of Usual and Hudson streets; ten roome—all front; water and gas on each Apply to J. PRICE, floor. Possession immediate y. Te LET, VERY CHFAP—A BAKER’S STORE, WITH ‘ali things: us LET—THE SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS OF THE bankirg bulldtng corner of Fonrteenth st. and Eighth at academy, primary school or daguerreotypist. Also, a office in thd basersent, on Fourleenth street, and @carge fine Venants. Possession given oN Apply to D. & a. KINGSLAND & SUTTON, 55 Broad street, suitable for a clothing storeor any light business, one bicek above South ferry. Kent $850 a year. 10 T can families, tloors through. consisting of five rooms, with baths, Croton water, &c., in the new houses in West Nineteenth $13 per month. Apply at the office on the premises, No. 140 ‘West Mineteenth street, from 3 to 5 P.M. ., between Hudton and Varick ais., consisting of a Jarge bedroom, with buthroom attached, sitting room. hal: hed- Another room if required. Terms moderate; possession can be gives eeaiay: Can be seen from 8 to 11 A. M., aud tor the business. Apply to AMIS DAVIS, No, d Ooontien slip. divided off into offices, and suitable for {ether business, ‘an attic, sullable for a society or lodge. Will be let. low to good 0 LET— A SMALL STORE, 45 WHITEHALL STREET, LET—AT REDUCED: RENTS, TO SMALL AMERI- sireet, between Seventh and Highth avenues; rents from $9 to (PO, LET—THE FIRST FLOOR OF HOUSE NO. 49 VAN- room and ki n, furnished with every requisite for comtort from 1 10 LET—¥URNISHED HOUSE NO..191 ELM STRERT modern house No.7 Worcester street; apartments Nos’ 922 and 924 Broadway: store 20 by 83 feet, No. 928 Broadway: house and store No. Pearl street; ali porsession immediate. ly. Apply to W. 8. JARVIS, No. 208 Klin street, near Spring. pe a hale teenies ain chants enaaelbel hoe 10 MERCHANT TAILORS. ~COUNTER ROOM TO LET, on Broadway. ‘The advertiser having more room than his business requires, would let half the establishment, Address Sheers, Broadway Post offlee. T° spring and Prince srsola, © toall poner & gond logs co streets, & small store; & for a shoewaker or tailor, or other light business’ alvo, sevond and third flocrs, 25 by 60 feet, well lighted, suitable ‘for any suitable par: kind of maputacturipg purposes. Terms easy to ties. For particulare epply at 444 Broome s=” LET—FROM THE 18T OF MAY, TO A SMALL FA mily without children, a 1 ‘h3use, with the modern improvements, near Taylor's Hotel, consistmg of the entire barement, second and attic stories; the rent taken in boara by @ gentleman and bis wife. Address L. M., Herald office. TO LET—FOR A TERM OF YEARS, THE FIVE STORY brick building, No, 81 West street It is especiaily: d fora flour oF store. Inquire on the premises, loor, rear _ HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. A GENTLEMAN WISHES, FOR HIMSELY AND StB. ter, twa or three well furpiahed rooma up. town, situng room and bedrooms. with the privilege of kitchen; rent must "e88, he low, house quietly respectable. Addr stating terms, box 4,698 Post aioe. . 'URNISHED ROOM WANTED—BY TWO GENTLEMEN; it must be hghted with gas, aud have @ grate init. Lo: cation near Broadway and not above Prince ‘Address Box 585 Post office, WAxTsD 10 RENT OR LEASE, IN THE LOWER V Part of the city, oan.ce two large shops, with good light leam power, {or a light manutacturiog business. Posses- tion, if possible, before the Lat of May. Please address Mit. box 1U9 Herald oflice. ‘WANTED. A THREE STORY HO\ SF, UNFURNISHED, situated in one of the streets adjoining Broadway, be: tween Canal and Fourth streets, Address slating by jotter fall particulars respecting rent, situation, dc., to Doctor 'ho- maesin, 766 Broadway. WASTED BY AN AMERICAN MAN AND WIFE, without children, steel where the rent could be paid by taking care of the niding, or something*of that kind; or the woman would take enarge of the house for one gen'le man or more, they having been in that capacity for several years past. The best of city reference can be given for honesty ‘and respectability. Please address a note, post paid, to Mrs, Daly, Union square Post office, for one week. ‘ANTED- TO RENT, FOR TWO OR THREE MONTHS, small furnished office, between Fulton and Wall streets, near Hroacway. Address, siting terms, &c., W. B.U., He: ofllee. py Aa TO RENT—A STORE IN CANAL STREET, between Broadway and Sullivan street, either immedi: ately or on Ist of May. Address F.8., box 202 Herald office. ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND FAMILY RE moving to Net ‘ork, @ small house in Brookiyn, with Fis, bath room, dc. at & moderate rent. Situation must be on ‘igh ground, etther in the vicinity of First and Second plase, near Court street, or in the neighborhood of ette and Clin: ton avenues. Possession wanted Iet of March. Address, with full partlouiars, box 1,549 Post oflice, N. Y. \ Seg: HANDEOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE, IN a good location, west of Fourth avenue, for a famtly of four grown persons, who will pay a liberal rent, and take it for twelve months. “Apply to 8. 6. KINSHIMER, 319 Fourth avenue, W4372D—PART OF A HOUSE, FOR A VERY SMALL, quietfamily. Location must be within ten or fifteen mitutes? walk cf Fulton ferry, Brooklyn. Satfsfactory refer- ence will be given and required. Address B., box 186, Brovk- offlee, BOOKKEEPING, WRITING, ARITAMETIO, | &c.—MR. DULBEAR, 609 Broadway, trains students scleatifically raciically for business. His new method of teachiv; double eniry on plans of real business saves both time money. Commutation for a full commercial course, $26. sook- keeping $10, this day. DOFPS, NEW SYSTEM OF BOOKKEEPING, 8AXC- tioned by the New York Chamber of Commerce, as * the ee and practice most perfect ination of commercial scien: published;” pp. 102, royal §vo HARPUR & BROTHERS, N.Y. fled, post by the publishers to all paris of the United jal . States, within 3,000 miles, on receipt of the price, $1 50. PPRENCH AND GERMAN LESSONS—483 BROADWAY, near Broome street; established in 1862. Also, the classics and English branches taught, and translations made. The un- dersigned passed the governmental examinations on the conti- nent of Europe, Call for terms and circulars. KE, TELLBRING, FPRENCH LANGUAGE, 40. —E, TRLGERING, 498 Broadway, near Broome street, continues to devote hie time to private instruction in French or German; also, the clasaice and knglish branches. Passed the governmental examinations on the continent of Kurope. Call for terms and circulars ROF. DE MARSAN.—TBOSE WHO ARE DESIROUS of earning the French Japguage withont wasting olther their time or money, are invited to visit ‘his entleman’s rooms, at 437 Broadway, “during the recitation hours, They will be convinced that ory person, whatever may be his or her ‘a€@, possersing an ordinary intelligence and a common know- Jedge of the Engleh grammar, can be taught in less than four months to write end speak the French grammatically ao aa to understand and be understood {n conversation. M. de M.’a practical and admirable method renders the task a very easy and agreeable one by overcoming without any great eflert al} the difficulties so much dreaded by puplla ander other aye. tems. Classes for Indies from 10 AM. to4 P. M.; for genile- Hiemen, from 5 to 11 P.M. A spoctal class for teachers. Pri- Yale lessons as usual at the Protessor's or at the pupil's real- lences. T A MEXTING OF THE FLATBUSH FIRE COMPANY held after the fire of Mrs. Cortelyon’s barn, near the County Buildings, on ‘Thursday Inst, tt was unanimously Resolved, That the thanks of this company are due to Sami. Myers, Keq., for the bountiful supply of provisions furnished by him to the members of this company Present on the oooa- ion. Resolved, That a copy of the above resolution be presen‘ fo Mr. Myers, and the proceedings of thin mecthve berered therewith be published in the Brooklyn Dully Kagio, aod nice in the New York Heraid, J. #. VANDER VBR, Sec ental CO: OT CGAL q THE BUSINESS OF THE LATE PETER CLINTON bas recommenced at his old established coal corner of King and Greenwich streets, corner of Twenty ‘ih wireet and Nintb avenue and 116 Duane streot, where will ag anual be fo1d the best quality of red and white ash coal, at tha lowest price for cash, a D AND WHITE COAL~PRACH ORCHARD, FRO Re fttrow Ce ebrated vetna, Lasune om es EM Lehigh Company; white ash Sehuylkill, from the Broad Mou lain colliery; Comberiand. English Candel. and Liverpool Orre!, all at the lowest market price. HENRY RkKVE, Corner Copal and Uyntre and corner Jane and West streeta, W4niep-ON OR BEFORE THE FIRST OF MAY. TO rent, fora term of years, a house, situate not above Twenty-fourth street, and between Fourth and Sixth avenues. Rent not to exceed $800. Address box 484 Post office. M. PERACHIO’S GRAND BALL WILL take place, ai bis splendid rooms, 5 Broadway, on Wed nesday evening, the 0th inst. M. Perachio wants to eng some new Indies for his dancing school. Everybody will be taught by Perachio, and in six lessons, Every one will be a good dancer, UI Mered FOURTH ANNUAL BALL or Te YOUNG MEN’S DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUB, Will take place on WHDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1856, e NEW AND —r. Gets ASSEMBLY ROOMS; SPENOKW W. CONR, P . ol 5 NE, Presi t. D. Jones Crary, Secretary. creas MPKINS BLUES BALI.—THE TOMPKINS BLUES, (Company ©, Twelfth Regiment), ball will take place at Niblo’s, ou Thursday evening, January 31. ‘Tickets may be obtained at the armory, Mercer House; Dodworth’s music store, 493 Broadway, and at the principal hotels. THOMAS PAINE.—THE 19TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE birthday of the autor of the ‘:Rights of Man” and “Com- mon Sense,” will be celebrated by a ball and supper, at the Oy Assembly Rooms, this evening. Tickets | be had {at 72 White street, or of the committee. W. OSE, L. THOMPSON, O. WHITS, splendid costume, of the reign of Charles IT, It has only n worn once, by @ nobleman at the court of Queen Victoria- and will be sold for one third the oost, namely, $1(0. The pro- Prietor would loan it for $12 per night, Address P. A., Broad- way Post office. peerpepee AL FrArcy BALLS OR THE STAGE.—FOR SALE, A beer FINE ARTS. nner rene Ann PORTRAITS AN HOUR STRUCK OFF DAILY AT the remarkably low cost of twenty-five cents, with cases, by HOLMES’ patent double action picture machine. Ambro- types and photographs also at low cost. 280 Broadway. CLOTHING, &C. pone oe WORTH OF CAST OFF CLOTHING WAR. 2.000 Kort highest price given and cash pega fuoue clocking, tn large or ere ine con thraia, tf , in lary can ol by addressing or calling on JAMES MORONEY, 122 Walker near Ventre Y AMOUNT OF NEW CAST OFF CLOTHING wanted.—Thomas D), Conroy, licensed to buy clothing of argo ance etna aE at ee ele iy receive t) alling the store, ors fg THOMAS TD. CONROY, Wt Peart st CLOTEING LADIES OR GENTLEMEN HAVING ANY J to dispose of, can receive a fair cash price Pysendng to po gg wc 12 kearens: Ga, pear Ld 52. stg Broad. , OF letter by post. ies attended by Mre. Vohen, By YPN SITUATIONS WANTED. 18 DESIROUS OF "AINING A SITUATION Su twelve yeare age. ‘M. 8., box 334 eies. Nei ea na COLORED WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION, AS Alea ea eat as Gan nt ny n, ry. ; back of Niblo's, room 86.77" OAR Be RC TE 2 0, ea YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION, AS SEAM- Y - A. sireas and ehildren’s nurse, in a respeciable familly; i }. Owil at 349 nues. tv, between 26h and 24h sta, Inquire in the YOUNG LADY WISHES A SITUATION WHERE HER A. ‘ind pois no aoe natiats aneanraeee: er newer. lO wages l. 4 Henthome; Feterence ‘iven and required. Address Constance, ferald ofiice. RESPROTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION IN A s'eockiog, ashing’ and irosiage, Onn be, son itis dag ve roa neon this day at 70, Gib av.s between 28th und 2kists. "Inquire in the ofios SITUATION WANTED~BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman, to de general housework; 1s a good waaber ani froner, and cap do plain cookie: Oe be well reosmmended by her present employer, where she can be seen. Pivase cal] » 189 Elm street, between Broome and Spring. THUROUGHLY OOMPETENT COOK IS DESIROUS of obtaining « situation in a first class family, or as as sistant cook in « hotel or le 1g house. ‘The best of reference given. Please apply at 148 Leonard street, one floor, room 13. Can be seen for two days, if not en- gaged. ‘ GERMAN GIRL WANTS A SITUATION, AS GOOD plain cook and baker: is @ first rate washer ‘and ironer; in wiling to make herve. generally useful Good reference, Speaks Sng lish weil. Address ‘woud, Herald office. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUA- Uon, to.take care of children or dochamberwork, or to do the housework of a smail private family; is willing and ob- ging: has no objection to wages; permanent situation pre- ferred. Flease ca } at 153 3d avenue, between 15 and 16th ‘sts. Can be seen for two days, USINESS —W AN’ ‘American gent BY A FORSIGNER, AN ACTIVE ith @ amall capital, fo introduce a patent of the greatest importance and of w! the material avane ire ered! vec certified aye dishes suthorities, oth im Europe and in this country, For further pardcular address F, 5 a Herald oflice. bial 3 SITUATION WAXTEL—BY A RESPECTIABLE YOUNG woman, Protestant, as caambermaid and waiter, or to do chamberwork ana assist in the care of children; ia good plain pene: Best of city reference given, Can be seen at 71 West _———$—$—— ITUATION WAX TED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman, to do chamberwork and wailing, or cham>er- work and sewing. Good city reference, if required. Waa 36 (eenth for twodaye at 30:3 Mott street, between Bleecker and ouston, A BOY WANTE: TEND A BILLIARD BALOON. BOY D—T0 ATTEND 4 BILLIARD SALOON. ro ge ONE bape Is upexc Inquire st 25 Aga Cc Cun WANTED IMMEDIATELY—TO #HIRT and need By, but those accus- tomed forcut with kate TSgure at ae a (of YRL WANTED—TO COOK, IRON ANO WASH FOR private family in Brooklyn. Oze whois willing to do the Work and can some weil recommended, may apply at 110. Liber jew York, LADY'S MAID WANTED—A COMPETENT FRENCH or German woman. Only euch as cac give the best gi city reference need apply at ronm No. 61 Hol Hotel, Gorner of Broadway nd Eighit Mirek aiter i oeloake ——_—eeeeeee Sh. ILLINERY.—WANTED, APPRENTICES TO!LEARN the milunery. Apply at 266 Hudson at, next door to ‘corner of King. the MEX. WANTED TO ENGAGE IN A LIGHT, GENTEEL businesr, paying from 518 O80 per week, Commission. or salary said io good business men. Fer pardeulars apply ac 16 Beekman gh, up stairs, second fIsor, afer o'clock AM EORETARY WANTXD,—THE OWNERS OF A VERY ‘aluable cannel coal preperty are about organizing a com- pany under a charter, in view of working the property fordivi- ends, and not for sick specu ation, aud are desirous of & gentleman to uct an secretary and general axeat of tie coca , WhO Cab give salisfuctory reference, y, fou e aD fnterest in the business to the amount of five thousand dollars; two thousand dollars pet an No application will receive ‘who Wishes ihe situation, ane tore of this company wil give reterence to the first and bankers in this city. address Romort, Herald office. vEN “SRWING MACHINE OPERATORS WANTRD— Those havieg machines preferred, to whom constant em- ployment will be given. C. top floor. ANTED—A GERMAN GIR, AS CHAMBERMAID ‘and nurse; must some well recommended. Apply at 143 Bast 14th et. dav. NTED- A LADY or INTE LIGENCE, TO SUPKR-~ ig a adress House. intend the household of a witower. keeper, Herald office. x pp sprees MIDDLE AGED PROTESTANT WOMAN, ® competent iurte, who woud be wie a country; city relerence required. apply at 200 Went Four- ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTAELE GERMAN girl 1s a good plain cook washer and ironer; has city re- Jerence, and 1s willing % go in the country. Call ‘at the store No. 261 Bowery, trom 10 to 12, or 2 to So’clock, tor four days, GITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Woman, as Seamstress and to agaist in chamberwork, in a private family. Sve ‘8a good sewer and can come well recom- mended. she woud take # place ina smal family to do the housework; i9 a good cook. A home more of an object than high waxes. Please apply tor two days at the candy store, 99 Hudson t., near Fray GITUATION WANIED—BY 4 GEATLEMAN, E(THER ‘as salesman or correspondent in an importing house, who ig able to write the Knglish, French, German and Italiga Ina. pages, nnd who can keep books by single or doupie entry. e woula prefer an importing house of millinery or straw Roods, or Judien dreas trimmings, as he is well acquanted in t line of business. Best o: city reference given. Direct &. F., vox600, Herald office. Sa ay 10 WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.—A YOUNG MAN, HAY- ing several years’ experience in the wholesale and retail business, and who will be disengaged on the Lstof March, wishes @ permanent situation in a whoesaie drug house, ad: dress 0. 4. Herald office. N. B,—The advertiser speaks three languaxes. WASIED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young girl, as chambermald and waiter, or to do houae- work for email private family; good city reference. apply ‘at 208 Atlantic st., Brooklyn, for two days, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE ENGLISH YOUNG woman, a situation, ina private family, as cook. amd to ‘assist in the washing and ironing; references given, if required; undertands baking pertecty, “apply at 88 Forsyih at, uear Grand. Can be ceen from 10 to 4 o'clock. ANTED- A SITUATION, AS NURSERY GOVERNESS twoor a ren, by ® young French girl; a, home with's kind lady more of an object than remunorision, American tamily preferred. Uan have the pest refereace, in- quire one week of Mre. Aurin, 444 8th avenue. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A PROTESTANT young woman, a3 cook, or sundress, in & private family. City reteretice, Pleaee.call ‘at No. 22) West at, between Sh ‘th ut Can be seen for two days. ANTED—A SITUATION BY A NEAT, RESPECTABLE Englishwomar, as chiid’s nurse; is competent to ke care of a chiid from its infancy; speaks French. Wouid make herself usetu! in any cupacity, and the lady would have no ob: jection to the country, or to travel. Apply at 217 Bowery, tor two days, Ww NTED—A’ SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman as chambermaid, or children’s maid, as she is competent and willing to do either. Can produce the beet city reference. Inquire in the blue store, 157 Smith street, near Wyckot! street, srookiyn. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA tion a8 Reamatress, She ina first rate dressmaker, ons who can cutund fit ladies’ dreases, and do chamberwork. Gan Proauce the vest of city reterence. Please call for two days at 0, 848th avenue, near 14th st., fourth iloor. a Se NTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, todo plain eooking, washing and iron- ing; is @ good baker, Good ‘No. 703g Vandam si., between Varick and Hud- re. city relerutice, "Please call for ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUA. ton #8 coox, washer and ironer in Pie, family; ia a first rate cook and an excelient washer irover. Can bave the best city reference, if required. Please cali at 105 ‘Thompson st., tween Spring and Prince. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY AN INTELLIGENT ‘trustworthy and capable’ young jwoman, a Yrotesta: to do chamberwork and waiting, or fine washing and trooin isan excellent plam sewer. Cau give the best of city refe: ence. Can be seen for two days al 345 8th ay., near 28th st, No objection to the country, ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Protestant girl, as chamberimaid and waiter; is 4 good piain fewer; can come well recommended from her iaat piace, Please call at 8124 Laurens sl, corner of Spring. Can be seen for two days. be seen for two days. in the rear, tirst tloor, be- WANIED—A EITUATION, BY | \ RESPEOTA ULE youug woman, as private covk; isan excellent washer and ironer; no objection to a laundress’ place. ‘Tne bert ot city reterence frem ber last piace, Please call for two days a. 123 Boerum st, South Brooklyn. WwW ANTED—BY A_ CAPABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation, as professed cook; understands French and English styles of meat and pastry, in u hotel or drst class board- ing house preterred; is also a first rate housekeeper. Good city reference given. | Piease call for two days wt 236 Bleocker a treet. WA4STED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A ‘aituation, ag cook, washer and ironer. ‘The best ot ‘cliy reference given. if Call at 693 4th et., batween ave- nue D and Lewi nd floor, for two days. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Young woman, as cook, washer and troner. Good city reference. Cun be eeen for tWo days at No. 92 West 24th st, ured, rbar bul ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as cook, by one who has had long expe- rience, or as laundress, in a’ private family. Cand up tine washing and ironing, and fluting, in the neatest manner. Cun furnish the best of city reference trom her last place, where she has lived for the last two years. Please call at 103 West Jd st., between 6th ana 7th avenues, WANTHD—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, to do the general housework tor « mail Good city reference given. Apply for two days at it, between Prince and Houston, fomily. me ANTED—BY A YOUNG AMERICAN GIRL, A SITU. ation, as seamstress and child’s nurse. Can be 86.0 for three days at No, 2 Waits st., corner of sullivan. WARXTED—A SITUATION, BY A NEAT, TIDY GIRL, who can do plain cooking aud baking; 1#'a good washer d troner: has no objection to do chamberwork and neat ing; is foud of children; is capable of titlling either ot these situations. Wages from 8 to $6 per month, Kxcellent city reference given, Cuil at 399 44 avewue. ANTED—A SITUATION. BY A RESPECTABLE GIRD, us waller or chambermaid in # hotel or boarding nouse, or to do housework in # email private family. Hest of city re- ferences. Cau be seen for two days at 101 Hamersiey st., fourth ishealthy; bas just lost ber baby. Can be seen by calling ai 44 Catherine street "” THE TRADES, RASS AND TIN LAMP MAKERS WANTED.—ALSO, B ‘one or two brorzers; competent and steady men can find ‘employ ment at the lamp factory, in State street, Brooklyn, be- tween Columbia aud Hicks, upper story. 10 PRINTERS—AN EXPERIENCED PRESSMAN weaniaa situation in a book, Job oF newspaper office; ts compe‘ent to co any kind of work on the Adams or cylindur presses, Address Pressman, Herald office. AN RAS WAY 10 MAKE TWENTY PIV DOLi.ARg MARE T ianaet Cay the owes Is assortment ine comic vale: Assorted, 'o. 37, sentimenta!, aa’ one int nomlaly aa ted. oP a 5, bed om Syed oe 6, fancy envelopes. ‘Thre will be rent, at, ons bye otherwiae, on receipt of ten dollara “Valentine totnsation nok dealers supplied on, the moat bora aah, . W. 4 ™ ALENTINES.—WHOLPSALE AND RETAIL DEALE can be mupplied with the most cholee. nnd ‘elogenr see ment of valentines ever offered in New York, at 30 per cent lees manufacturers’ pi 4 immediate applica'ion to ‘0. M. BROWER, 34 at at INTELLIGENCE OF FICHS, FMELOYERS WISHING GOOD SERVANTS WILT, 4 find respectable German, English, Scotch and Irish help, for ho'ele and private families, at MORRIS OCB NBRE & CO's, 27 Hronéway, corner ot Ronde street. Also, walters, conchinen, fhrmers. Jaborers, to, at thiy or che branch eflloe, Wa PESsEW-yd siregt, foonth si, near sth avenue, before 10a. M.- during ANTED—A GIRL. T0 DO THE HOUS2WORK OF A ‘smal family, about ten miles trom the city, must be ® good washer and ironer and capanie of moll king making utier, uire on Monday, from 10 to So’clack, at 314 State. street, Brookiyn. ANTED—A GERMAN OR SCOTCH PROTESTANP girl, todo the general housework of a small family, Must bea good waeher and irener avd understand. piain and baking, and come we:l recommended. Apply at 32 Poplar, icks'st., Brooklyn. ANTED—TWO GOOD TAILORESSES TO WORK ON coats, Noue ohera need apply. Call xt 12533 Forsyth street, WwW ARNTED—A GIRL TO DO GOOD PLAIN SOOKING. Washing, ironing ap’ general houework for » small family of three persons. Must bem Frovestaat and come well recommended, Apply at 470 6th av., between 2th and 2b sta, Inquire in the office, ANTED--A GIRI, TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK. pane to $5 per month. Inquire at 97 Sowh First urg. TRD-A NEAT TIDY GIRL, AS NURSE AND seamstress; one acous omed to the care of a baby, and who can bring good references from ber las’, place. Nove other need apply ai 215 West 32d st. between 12 and 2 0’slock. ‘ANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, 4 SEAMS TRESS, who can do plain sewing; ono who lives at home, and oan come in the ;morning und stay during the dsy preterred. ADp- ply at 78 East 30th a, TANTED—A VOUNG MAN TO ENGAGE IN A LIGHT and profitable business, either ov commission or salary. ‘To a young man of common businees tact, {tofters indasemente seldom met with. For particulars apply at 334 Broadway room No, 11, up atatrs, te i WANTED AN INTELLIGENT BUSINESS MAN; TO 80} leit subscribers for «new snd veaulifully illustrat Work on a very popular subject. Wages or liberal commle- sion given, toa sutabie applicant. iuquire at the London Printing and Publishing Oompany's office, 56 Gey st, fourih oor. SE —————————— Wy sere oes rot INA rir poe WAREHODEE; ‘one conversant wi ‘trade, and who can command fair share of first class buyers "Adiross, at salary oct ed, where last employed, with reference, bor Salo Fost oftce, ANTED—IN AN ENGLISH ALE HOUSB, A BAR, keeper; nore but those who cin give ry Fe- ference to late empiovera need apuly. Address B, H.- way Post cflice. stating whether single or married, eo VEE eos FOREMAN FOR & RECTIFYING AND distillery establishment, fully com t to take of apparatus, &c. Unexceptionable relerence require aa Searaeen and capacility. A sc vuman prefe Addrees erque, 140 Wear a7th st, ‘ANTED—TWO PROTESTANT GIRLS, WITH GOOD city references; one as conk, the euher to wait and do chamberwork, apply imamediaiely "st No, 1 Monroe piace Tooklyn. WAXIED-4 DRY GOoDs SALESMAN, FOR PROVI- dence. “Apply, from 9 till 11 o'clock, to R, Hendry, 2 Dey st, ) ANTED—RESPECTABLE MEN TO CANVASS FOR sudacriptions to several highly popular national pubii- cations pow publishiog In numbers, b+ appletan & Uo. "Good muen will find these books the most desirabie ever offered to the: ublic. Apniy to J. 18. FURD, No 9 appleton’s Buildings, 346 and 348 Broad way, LOST AND FOUND. 200. —LO&T, SINCE MONDAY LAST, A DIAMOND q + ring, with two stones, worth about $100 each, Pawnbrokers and cthers will be paid as a reward as much as they advanee on it, or & reward as tibera! to the finder, andne questions asked. inquire of Holmes & MeKage, No, ‘26 Duane tree a IN GOING Mi 4 Eightn ave Watch, with no maker's LO8tcok FRIDAY, RVENIEG, 4 Carmeneville to the corner of 125th street ine, a Jady’e small amelied havti ame inside. ibe firder will be suilably rewarded oy ieavi it vith 8 Osgood. 85 N esau street, or wt the store, corner o 125th st a Highth avenue, O8T.—TAE GENTLEMAN WHO CALLED AT YO. uy Broadway, fourvh story, on Tuesday last, ip relation to a pi, which was’ lost fin ® Six venue car, will Hab 5() REWARO—POR THE RETURN OF THB PAPERS found in an overcost inkea from the readiy room of the St Nicholas Hotei last Friday morning, and no ques:ions asked. They may be returned through the Cost office or other- Wwite, and on receipt the reward will be paid, or woerever directed. &, G. WILLTA 13, $25 REWAED —A GOLD WATCH, BUNTING CASES; ) double timer and white'face, taken on the 2ith of January trom the toilet table of room No. 17, in the honee of P-B. Voage, Triton sansion, Vancombs Dam, ‘the arora reward willbe paid to any persou returcing the same, aad NO questions asked. P.H. BUDGE. $25 REWARD.—STOLEN, ONE GOLD WATOH, PA- 2) tent lever, Taylor & Sony London takers; fall jaw- clied, capped, wold ince, steel hands, No 2,839; inidals on back'D. MM. tle J, Mc” Aleo, @ goid locket, “coe the likeness af w lady aud génteman stolen about Dec. 27, 1855. Jewelers, paxnurokers or otbers, if having received the same, will please leave notice at the oilice of the ubief of Paice. 29% SATURDAY, THE ith, b PA ee sre ps at night, going from Cham: Vers sreet depot up Broadway, a russet colored trunk, cover- ed with cotton cenvess, and W! M arkenby on the end. The finder w))) receive the above reward by leaving It wih G. D, Buppy, 269 Broadway, corner of Reade street, up stairs REWABD.—LOST, OA 2, OST OR MISLAID, THE b tfour o'clock ”. M., in the br roadway, & gold watch and diamond claster ring. ‘will revurn (he «ame to J. B. Coopinger, No. 5 Wali street, will receive the above reward, and no questions aaked, 5, REWARD.—LOST, A DARK FUR VICTOR $5 suppored to have Neen left fa Broadway and toe recond st. stage, going down. by » lady who got out in front of the . early Friday evening, 26th inst. The above id (0 Any person retiicning the espe to our W. H. BASSETT & UO, M 1% FIFTH AVENUE, a vory snail fawn co ered we breast and whive feet The id © soy one who may return the BH REWARD L087, 2) corner of Fightwenth » spaniel bitch, with white spot above reward will be pai same, $B RFYARO—STOLEN "Wy BURGLARS, FROM PA- tick Hegan. fourth house from Jeroleman, in Furman, street, Broo¥ivn, a writ ng desk, comisiaing some valnahle pa- Pers, of no value to any person but the owner. above re- Nardwit be paid (or the return of the papers, and no questions $ REWARD.—LOST, ON THE EVESING OF THR je} 24th inst., coming from Fourteenth street below Sixth Avenue, through the Fifth avenue to Sixteenth strect, a gold brucelet set with flve garneta, if returned to No. 16 Bast eur Wreet, the above reward will be paid. QD, REWARD.—LOST, ON THURSDAY EVENING inst, @ bunch of keya—a smell brass Key and brasa ewe the ring. United States Express office, No, 82 rcadway, — 2 REWARD.—STRAYED FROM THE PREMISES, / Fighty-tiret ‘eat. near rd avenue, on Thursday, 1 red mtich cow. with turned up borns. ‘n said cow to the aforesaid premises, or sive such information as will lead to her discovery, will re- ceive the above reward. Thomas Kelly, SEGARS. erry IEG ARS,—500,000 HAVANA, DOMEATIC AND GERMAN cegare, of almostevery. ‘at much Jess than their market value. rag Ay OW as $8; seanrinent Or Cute Purcharers are invited to examine the assor:ment, 0, CHEEKS, SEHOLD FURNITURE WANTED.—THe eURECRT. HY wiehes to pur hose from $500 te $1,000 worth of oe hold furniture. o a medinm qnaity, anv family about brearing up housekeeping, can tind a Customer he eniline mens F, VOLTUN, 1 Seokman aires