The New York Herald Newspaper, January 10, 1858, Page 6

Supreme Court—Cireult. Before Hon. Judge Clerke anda Jury. MEAVY DAMAGES AGAINST AN INSURANCE comraty. JAN. 9 —Joeeph Ripley ve. The Bina Insurance Company o& Hartford, Connectiout.—This cause was partly tried once Before, but on an objection raised by defendants’ counsel, ‘that the plaintiff was barred in the action, as the sult was met commenced until alt lapse of twelve months, the Court so held and dismissed the complaint. The case comes up again on exceptions to the ruling of that Court, 34 is an action to compel the defendants to pay the amount ofa lost by fire bappening to the property ‘of the Glendale Woollen Company, on the 8th of April, 1849, the claim having been assigned to the plaintiff. The reason given by the defendants tor refusing payment was, that in asur vey referred to in the policy two of the questions put to insured Were incorrectly answered, Vi ticn—Is there a watchman in ie alll during the a there also a good Watch clock? Answer—There is a watchman, nights; no clock, ie struck every hour from § P. M.'till it rings for at < the morning. Question—Is the mill jeft alone at any time after the Watchman goes off duty in the morning Gill he returns wo bie charge in the evening? Answer—Only at meal times and on the Sabbath, and ther days when the mili does not run. The defendants insisting tbat the said questions and amewers amounted to a warranty, and alleging that, in fuct, there was pot a watchman on the Sabath trom mid- might after Saturday to the midnight following. e plaintiff, ou the other hand, insisted that the said questions and answers were not understood by either of che parties to be, and were not in fact, a warranty; and, moreover, that Lhe said policy Was procured throug! "Pluw ket and Hurlbut, who were the defendants’ agents tor receiving and making surveys amd issuing policies, and to whom the present policy was delivered by the defendants, to be issued or not at their discretion, and that the said Plunkett and Hur!burt had, before the issuing of the said policy to the Giendale Woollen Compaay, been informed by the officers or agénts of the company, and well kaew, ‘that it was the invariable practice of the company to have # watchman ip the mill from midvigbt, after Saturday, to the midnight following, and it was the intention of both of the parties, and of the agents, to frame the questions and answers 80 as to convey that idea, and ifthe trae con. struction of the language be different it was so expreased te Mistake. D. D. Field a Arete for plaintiff, and opened the case. Messrs. Wm. Fvarts and Porter for defendants. ‘The case has occupied the Court since Monday last, the principal question being whether the plaintiffs had con- ented to a waiver of one of their rules. ‘The jury this morning rendered a gealel verdict for tit for $18,937 50—being $15,150 for loss on build. 4 fixtures and machinéry, and $3,787 60 for loss on Block. Fires in New York. Fir on ™™® New Haven Staampoat Dock.—The alarm of fire for the Seventh district yesterday morning, @ Jitue before 1 o'clock, was caused by a fre being disco- vered among some bales of cotton on the New Haven steamboat dock, foot of Peck slip. The firemen were quickly on the ground, and extinguished the fre. Free ix West Tary-stxm Sramer.—Betweern 4 and 5 e’clock yesterday morning a fire was discovered in the street, owned by Charles Partridge, amd occupied by J BR. Stewart. Tho fire originated from the hot mduc wor. The flames were extinguished before much damage was done to the building or stock. Loss about $10. Co- ‘verod by insurance. seeU ATIONS WANTED-FEMALES. AND DAUGHTER OF SEVENTE 18 Jone; One Ax housekeeper, Which abe undersiands the daughter to act as governess to small children. ry reference given aud required. Cuba, New Or: ny part of the United States, provided ihe compen eral. Address A. J, Wheaion, Dayton, Ohio. ITUATION WANTED—AS WET NURSE; REFERENCE given. Inquire at $8 Douglas st., Brook! MERCHANTS.—A LADY OF MANY YEARB EXPR- Fience in the millinery business le desirous of obtalnin S situation to superiniend the manufacture of dress caps an canes. it ¥ satisfactory references can be given. Address Milliner, Herald office. YANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE FRENCH WIDOW lady. who can speak English, situation as housckeep- ex fora gentieman. Reference given. Inquire in de ealcon sorner cf Thompson and Prince sla. for two days, —— a eS animes LL EMPLOYERS WANTING EXPERIENCED OPERA- tors on Singer & Wheeler's or Wilson's sewyng machines, ply at 214 West Thirty sixth street, and corner of new bad Roosevelt and Madison streets. Also machines Dough’ and for sale ard tolet. Experienced operators want. fog situations apply as above. URSE WANTED—A PERSON TO GO ABOUT EIGHT miles from the city, competent to take the charge of youn ren. To such an one good wages and a comfort- Zbie Home will be given. ‘Scotch oF buglish preferred. Ad- Gress, wilh reicrences. and ‘where last employed, box 2075 Post office. ANTED—IMMEDIATELY, A SMART, INDUSTRIOUS girl, to wait on the table and to wash dishes, with good recommendation. on. Apply ly at 1 at LS ay. ©. TANTRD—A GIRL TO TAKE CARE OF CHILDREN, ‘a good seamstress, and to do light chamberwork. Good required. Call at 39 Sands st., Brooklyn. OAPMAKER WANTED —ONE WHO THOROUGHLY understands his business. Apply at S4 Meaver street, at Gall & Co.'s, between 4and 5 P.M. TANTED—TWO OR THREE FIRST CLASS SETT MAK d to work on German silver. Apply at to Rogers ros.’ Manufacturing ©. SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES. A GRADUATE FROM COLL oh in any of the higher ‘also French, German est of references given, MAN FULLY COMPETENT, first class retail store. No South. For reference apply to his present em. ployer, Mr'S. R. Smith, 4 Greenwich st. or lWAg Broadway. TANTED.—A YOUNG MAN IS DESIROUS OF OB- taining @ aituation, in elther a book, stationery, or paper Banging house; he hak had long experience in ibe several trader, and can procure the best tea.imoniais as regards che Facter, ability, Ac. Address D. D., Herald office, ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION AB mail, clerk, ©% Ke of aay position inthe busi fee. Unguestionable relerenes given. Address Herald WW ARTED-A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN, AS DookKeeper OF salesman, who can speak and write the Bnglieh, French and German languages thoroughly. best ciiy and European references will be given, fog Ch Robin, 419 Green sirvet, Philsdelphia, aj usinews, 0. Ware particniarly requested \o cae, ene ly. The fire Geperiment generally are reapectfally invited 40 atiend; also Dis browher-in law, Witbout further notice. (\OUNCIL NO. 9, SEVENTH WARD—THE MEMBERS J of this Counell are bereby noufed that an election for eBrers for the ensuing yeer, wi be heli a the Council rooms, 68 East Broadway, on Mow evening. January Ll, ey Mk PRBSK, Premucat. Joun A. Panise, Secretary _ WINES AND LIQUORS. K & CO’8 CHAMPAGNE.—THR AGREE between Mosars. Heidsieck & Company, of Hl: and Messrs. Cramer & Abegg, having terminated, I une that T have been appointed sole agent for Canada, of Messrs, REIMS, L respectfully call the attention of the puljoined card of Messrs. Heidsieck 4 Ca fare aloge successors to the old firm, #0 Jon, ti the Unived Staves a beg to aun the Un generally to showing that they and well koown Voce « K. on the dissolution of the old firm of Heidsieck the senior partner continued the business upon mi Cann —U) & Co. in the same pr five pomseme tring from bus and by express stipulation retained exciu the vineyarda, ‘&c., and on his re- ene Mr. H. Hein k, under the present became in like manner the immediate successors ant In order firm mein proprietors al 1 known brand. te disting inh (he mame fr = imitations: bich have appeared and ma, ©f our firm in full will b tthe corks, Mr. Ia B. Amsin porter of this wine. HEIDEIECK & CO CLOTHING, & aC. TO % 000 WORTH OF GRNTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF wearing apparel wanted, for which the highest price will be paid, without haggling or seeking to impose. Piease enil at the store, or address Thos. D. Conroy, 46 Cenire sievet, doi 491 Pearl ucet. py] —810,00 WORTH OF NEW AND CAST OFF + clothing wanted for the ety and Western market. Gen teuen howty diapowe of will reorive the highest price by calling at re or widressing J. K. Murray, 42 Uenwe treet JOLORED NUMBERS on THR THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON Lay News for India and Christmas; Punch; re ° Gas. reil’s, and lilumraied Loodon News Fee aA morning, with all tbe Sanday pi RIC. ARDSON'S. 16 High street, near Fulun, Krom opposite Force's. MATRIMONIAL, A GENTLEMAN OF 35, who has already acquired a lagh position, and who waste wife, Dut does not wish Wo make or trow: bie, or to wadergo the backings and fillings of court Ship, would be happy to opq « correspondende with som: * maiden or widow wih a view to matrigony toubdied reference will be given deverred, by fear, {rem respon ling wo are honorably sineere, and all lettin ned if requemted or @00D APPRARANGR, —LADIBS AND GENTLEMEN MTR OFFICE. sof forming matrimonial alliances without the Weunl delay of commahip necure advantageous maichos by app persow of addressing LOUIS & OO., 409 Broad 1, up stairs, Ladies from 12 to 3, entemen from pM RSIGNED DESIRES THE AC ung lady, Withe view, if eon aipinnee matrimony re | ber in asehool, or | 3 | Address Walter L.., box 126 A friends for their remembrance on a hristmas uy and ‘vault the editors of the + aren an their laie brother, Lross BR. 8. Bon Gift Book House | &| pheres, and policies. | Capita $?,000,000. ebaritable f subscriber, FE. way. treet. rig ty will hh COND AME! vicend Notice. @ paid atthe n o Yelock. Every m ed to be present, pe MEMBER! attend Jan, 1, at | | | { ing, er. particularly mention the and Mr. Daviel Gilmartin for their Hberal donations an rr. Da eek on ‘ufull regalia. '» pay thelr Beas me Coumertay, LIFE INSURANCE COM-| > pany. Esta! This Company is el known tu both charge’ for erossing the Atlant Policies as collateral securities, Last bonus Was thirty-five per cent, 65 Wail street. UND F@R BELIEF OF SUFFERERS BY THE sian mutiny —The emains deited and will be received b; M. AKCHIBA) wi cade a artis New Yorx, Dec. 31, 69 barolay street, on Tuesday evening, be brought forward. Roman Catholic Benevolent Association are hereby print werks and match manufaetery 139 West Thirty-sixth | Cleotion af oflicers for te ohn phere eta oe ORPHANS OF THE PRINCE STREST : Om ‘al all their ki Jum return their g! Tablet and Irish for the Sele ‘ous insertion of their appeal. Pp. A—THe MEMBERS OF JEFFERSON LODGR meet Lig’ corner of 1ith inst, at 1236 irtbute of wo 0 Neil order of the JOSEPH. McKINLEY. W. Same SONG BY SOMEBODY, Air—"' Let us haste to Kely.1 rove. rm Bros‘way, Ayrores"* for everybody, chef presenta fall To the lot of one and all, Who for books excited a cau Tn thatever crowae nie lassie OF N. B.—Catalogues of gifts and books at the great American sent free on application. A tidress A RANNEY, Agent, 'Broadw sy. blished 1 bemis. No exe granted Half premiums may remain on wan. ite stability Ja undoubted. GEORGE M. KNEVITT, Seoretary. “00'008 ZF GO, 99) ae, ia: for subssriptions to the above still open, | Contributions are Mr. GC. H. B and by the a i i. Consul? Bead: Ets js \TEW YORK CITY AND Leen na bl aoe (Am erican Telegraph Oflices 21 Wallstreet, Metropolitan Th New York Hctel, ia. oars ‘ort office, 721 Broadway, Brooklyi-—Montague place, corner, of Court street, Offices open from 8 A. cS ed to all parts: of the Union, Aleo from one part of tbe city to another, or w Brooklyn, 1a a few m0 ments, at 120, and 2he. FFICE OF THE MASTERTON, SMITH & each. SINCLAIR foot of Bast Twenty aint “of the stockholders of the’ xbov held at their office, on Wednesday, daauery lection of ofteers for the ensuing year. Fo STERTON, Prosident, RICAN BUILDING ASSOCIATION.—DT- —A dividend of thirty ai pondlat Maseting. to oe, hela ai tke othoe, January 12, at7 anborof the asgosiation|s earmestly request, fs buninees of ibe wimost importance will 8. JESSURUN, Secretary ss OF THE NEW YORK YOUNG MEN'S regular meeting, wobe beld op Mon their rooms, JAM. WHARLI ES = / and sec him. Wher last b | name Farrell. between Third an please copy. anative of inj , sae will bear J. 7-ss0nny, party knowing NEORMATION WANTED OF MICHAEL HENNE ‘ago sast fall be left hoard that be was dead. An, thank{ully received by his wife, Mary Ang Henney, maiiea SAMUEL SWAN & CO. SAMUEL SWAN & CC SAMUEL SWAN & © Cm. IF THIS MEETS THESEYE OF WILLIAM Williamson, native of Paisley, PERSON Aa. TALBOT, 73 LIBERTY STREET.—CALL rom was it thw city, about two years is city 1082, 0 West; about that ime it was formation from him wili be reas No. 91 North Second street, Williamsburg. Western papers and Fourth, FORMATION WANTED—OF MARY McGUINN! relan from, her address was 234 Bi Infortnation will be thankfully. ‘roeulved't Dy her #ou Jobo, by addressing to 99 East 24d street, ¥ THE LADY WHO LEFT THE MUSEUM LAST BVEN- g, and rode erry the boat will address a line to &. L. B. County of Meaih; when last bs to Fulton f¢ nd received a kapeper om of something to her advantage, Scotiaad, or any ober fm, will hear of something to bis advantage y making application to his brother in iaw, John Boyle, commission merchant, $1 Storrie street, Pais ey to Gcuber, Inks, be wasts San Aplonlo, en route for Callfarnia, rior to that date he was jolnt contractor for the maii belween Scotland. ‘exana ant Richmond. END AN INITIAL ADDRESS ON MONDAY AND I will write. ess the author, LIAM Hi & favor by leavin & 6o., 51 Maiden pOTURE BY | 10" Tit A ANNUA jonte © You can r Nota move lost on HE LADY WHO ADOPTED MY CHILD AS HER OWN, would confer favor by calling at Mr. Dolls, a Eighth @ree', a8 } am very anxious w peomy, child once York on Monday and part of Tuesday, Any personal acquaintance having met of the various Catholic churches, and ‘Bing of the lect evening, Jan. 25, 1863. Tickets $1 ig committe on my honor in this matter. aod for reason have never rapued, x. ¥. CHARLOTTE LINN, RUSSELL, OF DETROIT, WAS IN NEW Lath and 15ue jm will confer address at the store of Backus, Nichols CRANE & WESSC ane. THE LECTURE SEASON. 0. A. BROWNSON, F8Q, LLD.—BY invitation of a large pumber of our mos* int ae vt 3s Dr. Brownson will deliver a igeinre at the Acudemy of yeetions to ¢ from members of the comm’ L FANCY DRESS AND © risto Amsociatlon, at the Ap: —Jobn boson, Frederick James Timmoney. json, ‘Thoma 4 costimnes of R. Williams, 368 Broome street, the amer of the association OF EU ALL hall of the above lodge will take pl on Thursday evening ext, 1. B. Dodworth’ Hotel, Underhill sociation for the benefit of the Reman Catholic orphans, to be oh Nilo’ a ue 1408, Shelton's ful) band en, Heman and two Indice $3. Honor REKA LODGE NO. %3, FP. A. M.—THE ° at Niblo’s Saloom January 14. Tickets for sale at 's music store, 493 Broadway, the Bt Nicholas Broome ‘& Matiorson's Masonic Temple, 43 W. H. UNDERE Saloon on Tuseday evening, Jan wary 19, jekets wo admit a gen Honorary members—Theodore P. Kelly, Oliver N. Mooney. co ey, Kdmand OMMITTER OF ARRANGEMENTS. ward C. = feat Thomas Mu! lly. Daniel ating my de be Jobn Kelly, Poier Ly Hasany, dames A. Carolin, M A. Clark, ar arr sf Jno, EB. MeMenomy, Philip a John LA gil Johi A. Boyle, J. J, Kel award J. Murray. Charles Wi Jor Danret Lavon, Tickets can be ball of the corner of i the Apollo Root ‘Tickets $1, Lo be bh nual Rall of the ¢ cured the whole larneat, mgt ma McCamren, Secretary. sem ANNUAL BALI YOUNG MEN'S peMy a Daneing will commence at TICKETS Admitting a gentioman and tad Music Rtore, 43 Broadway ane LYNCH. PRESIDENT, ‘Ourvrer Sau! Joun A. Melcccmnin ad | vp. aren. ared — DEPARTMENT—THE TWENTY NINTH ANNUAL iF ihe New York Fire Department, in bebalf of the | Yidow sad Orphan und. will take place ai the Academy of Fourteenth street and Irving place, on Tick nuary Zt, a ete may be procured of PNR. BUR! i, President, in Mae oy i fs “TITUS, Treasurer, 98 AME F. WENMAN, Secretary, lao Pear! wireet. ARAND MILITARY AND CIVIC RE-UNION FOR THE F, benefit of the First Regiment of New York acy a vm. on Thursday event had atthe door fe bal . £ Chairroen. pd atic A tg CLUB, Jam. Ul, DAY ms ag mnlaga’s ory scoot? nooks, The Committee of Arrangements, in annout the An- lub, be to site that they have se- of Mr. bh the ment, Bt and comfortable ball room im Unie we also eny HoiiaRs BAND, iwdrilier. S—Garelin sc frovatcre Quadrilles. b—Mary » fore Wate. 7—Carnival ‘Allen SoMediey Spanish Dance, Saturnalia Quadri 1—Union Clad Polka. 12— Heartache Robottiache. 15-11. B. Dodworth’s Mazur, 14 Minstrels Q I Wedding Myrch 16—The und rites, iworth’s Varsoviana, ile. puadrille, Risers, —Labitaky's Waltz J& Hermione Polka. 19) orth Bar Quadritte, Dod worth’ Atala Hal Irish Jig Qusdrliie. T i Eas, ean be had at Dodworth's door and on the evening of | the bail, on apputentom to the Treasurer. | By order of the Committers of Arrangements, | L. F, HARRISON, Chairman, } Cnanues J. Kwiny, Secretary, | (YAR FIRST ANNUAL BALL, OF THR GIRARD } House Club. an ageoeiation of the employes of the Girard | House, was held at xomery Hall, Prince street, on Thursday evening Tt waa a spirited and weil ausnd ed aftair, and the invited guests we pro tor and mn rather an , dave eres, Well 5 nese ef the early bor in the morning, the caged Will tbe might » enjoy meay NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY» JANUARY 10, 1858. DRY ae. “MAIDEN LANR—-EDWARD 8. MAWSON WILL sell through HERTS & MOSS, auctioneers, at his store, 44 Malden lane, on Monday. January 11 at H ‘o'clock, the ba: cent of mabe, tink, and ise furs at La as $0 ardainn warranted aga A Seka Feces Walden ane, 655 BROADWAY.—GENTLEMEN’S Ethan furnishing bazaar.—LEWIS & SEACORD invite = attention to thelr aystem of nye ng. viz; comp! easurement, careful cat master! Ms, and no sale if not to pl Gentlemen who have been disappointed elsewhere are particularly invited to give us @ T. STEWART & 00. * ‘Will offer on Monday, Jan. 11, A LARGE LOT OF RICH WIDE BSILK8, AT $125 PER YARD, - Formerly $2, ANOTHER LOT OF SILKS, x 4s. 6p, PER YARD, ‘orme: "ipreadway, Chambers and Re ide streets, (OAKS AND FURS ‘At half price during the month of january. chasing thelr winter PIN, 381 Broad (ONTINUATION OF THE GREAT SALE BY ASSIGN- at Columbian Hall, 281 Grand street. Th iunees not inding & ailsfactory purchaser for tho Lolance of the rich and valuable stock of ry goods at the ar ove piace, have subjected the whole of the Winter goods to (0 per centreduction, and all others to 45 per ceat from the griginal cost prices, it erder io retail she whole oy the first of ebruary. ©. G. HOOK, One of the assignees. |ARM AND SUMMER RESIDENCE TO LET OR FOR ‘sule.—The advertiser will let his farm of 150 acres, in the town of Rhinebeck, Duicheas county, New York, about 9} wiies from this city, per Hudson River railr Talles from the rallied stations ihe Iaad le ia good order, 4 be buildings, consi “atge Hi gon house, are in new and healthy and one of the moat etic ta A food ay supply of farming utensils.can be bad wtb the place, “ANarge dairy can be main: tained om the farm. Kent $40 per annnm, payable sem{-anau- aly references required; the farm wil’ be sold for $12,000, of w bich $8,0°0 can remain on bond and mortgage for a term of years at7 per cent; will negotiate in exchange fora first class house and Jot (unincumbered) im thia city, within the boundaries of Amity and Thi second streets, and Fourthand Fighth avenues; real e ents need not apply. Perwons pT be: look at the wo will pl DF. SIP- proprietor of the Rhine. Sk Hotel; ponsanion given soon, "a bbrous A. I, box N8S0 New York Post ollice, AMASK TABLE CLOTHS, NAPK: shirtings and all pure liner Feduction in price, at the great assignees’ sa) ‘OUSEKEEPING aoons— Consisting of ‘Tremendous bar On bane for thowe who have delet bar eat comp i 4-4 Pinens, ‘Linen sheotin, Pillow linen, ‘ Huckad icke, Toweling, Bird's-eye, japkna, Flannels, Counterpekes, taote and piano covers, &s., selling, At prices 19 aut ARNOLD, CONSTADLE & CO., Canal street, corner of Mercer. LAS2 AD, MUSMEN coRTAINS aNd DRAPERIES, quilts and blankets, at sisty cemts on the doliar, sblumnblam Hail, aot Osan R* M PALL AND WINTER SILKS, 50 CENTS ON THE h omy shy great sale by assignees, Columbian HN, rand stre <PRING CARPETS FOR 1858—NEW PATTERNS AT educed prices. Adi goods ai r nad - cash only. from....: \o $1 79 ber gerd. ashes Bento! aoe Rugs, Draggets, Table and Piano 1 at low prices. 444 and 446 Peai T° ECONOMICAL FoMeu arn wilt ote om Monday, Tt BARGAINS. IN LINENE, SHEETINGS, DAMASES, 3, 1, FLANNBIR vg : DOMESTIC LONG CLOTHS, CAMBRICS, BRELIANTES, PLAID AND STRIPED XUSLINS, sreatiay, Chambers and Reade streets. 44% DEN TA ANE EDWARD | sell rong HERTS & MOBS, w {4 Maiden lane fare. of sable, mink and ‘also, gents’ maftlers, gloves, sleigh robes. This is an excelient opportunity to Srikens farsat alow figure, as every Jot will be sold. and all articles warranted ae repre- senied. A deposit required from MAWSON, ieee ii Makten lane. URS! FURS! MENSE SACRIFICE, te THE HUDSON BAY FUR COMPANY. Have stil) on hand a very large stock of fancy fara, which ‘Biuust be sold this season, If Jou wish to get a dollars EMT FIVE CENTS, call and make your purchases at 7b an 7 Maiden lane, where the best goods are sold at astonishingly low prices, Do not be decetved by advertisements of ather houses pre- tending ta eel better goots than any one eine The Hudson Bay Company can and will tel! as good articlos scan be had in this efly, and at prices so much lower that a person wholly upacquainted with furs cannot but see a great ditierence. MARK J. KING. VOUR DAYS MORB . ‘Will close out the Entire stock of JOEN N. GENIN'S FURS, At bis emporium, Brow avy. 358 Purchasers wirbing great barzatns in cheice furs, will ‘Well to avail themselves of this, the last opportunity. F* RS—3 MAIDEN LANE, THIRD DOOR FROM NAS- ‘san street. WHITE & BIRD, ‘Will seal at public auction on Ti day next, Jon. 12,1888, at 103g o'clock, their entire stock of Indies’ fancy furs, made in the beet m: expressly for ther trade. Every aruicle war- poneed asrepresepted, Consisting of Hudson Bay sable, Ermine, mink stone marten, Fuch marten, Squirrel, French min¥ and mountain marten, Tewiden val wothers of 38 aden. Alas Gen My apt, collar i loves, Bleigh and lap roves, &e.; Ne LEVY, AucUoneer. RS.—WM. MOSER, 385 BROADWAY AND 41 MAID. un lane, offers bis fine stock of furs below cost. Ladies will find this the largest and riches! assortmen( ever offered in New York. The goods are manufactured with greet care and Of the, best qualliy, and every article guaranteed as repre- sented. a RELIGIOUS NOTICES. {**. CORA L. ‘v. HAT + the Institut cord etree Ts, dus Bubject— Creation. PRR MONTH VOR ONR OF THR NICKST THREE meine m., | $2 wory seven rooma. Imi corpete ier sae, pours oF the whole furniture for is cash and Tetmainder on time. Apply at 107 W entieth street, 20) H WILL, HOLD RELIGIONS ‘corner of Washington and Can- J. Guutay,) 3 ocloek P.M UNTIL, MAY—€150 FOR ANOTHER YEAR, for one of the mon compinie hounes tn thle aig, Sithall the moders improvements, elegant bession immediately; a big bargain is ‘ollered, viz-—All the [Scdoome enrpeta, shictothe, rich tnoe eartatne, corsices, fur ace, coal and wood, ebd one of the mom magaiscent French plate mirrors to be found, with two beautiful cornices to Math, &t the astonishing low price of enah. Apply at the hew house 448 Went Thiry sath street, y mae novsRe FORNISUED AND UNFURNISHED, . on the foil atreria, MM street, St. Marke! sireet! Wemt 25th West 7th street, Went Zim ‘Also many desirable hooses forsale Reliable information given as to the abo UNE |e my olee, 62 Fourth aveaue, between nth aed nih streets, JAMES howe Ye Lee, “ wey ny’ a ry UNFUR- ied Fo ulet families. Also a front want pomna, 0 qi parker ) LET—AN OLD FSTABLISHED LIVERY STABLE, capable of scsommodating thirty to forty horses, with the requiaite accommodations for carriages, Ac ang 80 ith dwelling house ishing: WX at No. Le a BUSINEAS PURPOREA, THE WHOLE Part of building No. 666 Broad wat {ite a three story. ul Kroome street, 30 by 100 fret otber purposes. ‘Mooly to J. ‘ATOUVENEL & tre street. jer Sore.connes or Soprtare STREETAND jeasantly witurted, with All con ences. Anivt, Noe Third greune. LET—A SPLANDID & STORE, a N11 25 NINTH AVENUR, went ride, fitied up for ume, and suitable for most any business; only $20 per month, nice fixtures, counter, gas fix- tures, &6., complete. _ Apply aa above. ro LET—PURNISHED vB | pd od A FIRST way, aying handeymely, ‘eproachable repu Ton, as partner The owner wishing 10 retire, p may Ye had immediately With the present boarders. Appl; to BOODWIN & CO Sic Fine wre ‘or $0 Righteenth ‘We have many other houses to let and for corner iiroadway, tele. 2T—LOW, TWO ROOMS ON BROADWAY, W water, de. ‘suitable either for phy: ee tivate for the former purpose it is best lo Pal v inttew Vo York. Inquire Mol Broutway, up mairngpe- ween 10 and 10" T° Titty OF & A MODERN BUILT HOUSE, a. gating rent, with fend small tamnily. Ei LEA oomter iret, Let —ON BROADWAY, A CENTRA b LO0a splendid room, beau! lutuly frescoed, toe’ LF would manos yeih fine lecture, ol club of billerd ronen. ryagonable, Apply et 618 Broadway, or to W. ieNDER- 7 Nansen st ) LET.—A BMALL OENTEPL THRER STORY MOUS, on Twenty Fourth street, near Madiso Avenue, with ali the modern improvements, gae and gas fixtures. The furni fture in the house will be sold at a bargain, (about $300.) Howse and location very desirable. Ri immediately. T ) LET OR POR SALB—A THRER STORY MODORN wotit houke, with the furniture: po immediate if it 1OW, possession deaired attuated within one block ip and Division avenue ferries, in Williamebur the premises, 19 South Mee rect, of ve "UrOUn, a7 Broagway Murray sect, New York. “$20.00 WANTED—ON BOND AND AND 600 = e on improved rea! estate, eres woes $5, 500 trtmorgn $05 0 O and rented for the ty of Hoffalo, New Yor of joan) wi = a part ork; i polley of insurance (ip amount pply or address A. $20,000 2 aiae ERASE 0 per cent per annum, payable semi-anni lly, Witt ample and padguried security on a pete ve ve wacnvuneoaren cen ae Gevkalicte and Drake Sitie'verk Potemae ee 0. 000 TO LOAN—ON BOND ap montesgs, mprored real estat? in thin ct ontarand ror aeraage wil he porchaned at a discount, inh yy No. 18 Wi 5.000 32, INEST _PICOUNTING FIRST 79. Crna be wore double tee nmount, ppl toa: SACONR, 21 Walstrech, basement poly USINESS USINESS PAPER AND LOANS ON SECURITIES CUR- ‘atthe Board of Brokers, negotiated by JOHN B. MURNAY, 44 Wall street IHICAGO AND ROCK TALAMD, PAROAD COMPA- from Illinois, wally in this ny.—The coupons of the bonds of y, due 10th sot, will be ald af the Mechanics’ Bank coupons of ‘oud clage € Tompany bonds, due 10th instant, will be paid atthe Corn Exebange Bank, TYIDEND.—THE, DIRECTORS AF, THE COLUMBIA urance Company have lared a semi- annual dividend Of ve per cent on the aghal woos papabio ati OFFICE, NO. 10 WALL STREET, and anerte ia instant. a transfer books will be Shea until that oy JOHN C. BERGH, Secretary, New Yore, Jan. 6, 1858. igi ) NOTICR.—THR DIRECTORS OF THE WIL- liamabur} tb b-. y Bask bave this day dec! asemi- annual dtvid sont «hs cent (5 per cent) on the cay pial stock of said iy payable to the stockholders or their atthe bi wating Wate’ un wie tee ape ier om Caen ere ‘GRO. FIELD, Oashier. fer snure City BANK, Jan. 5, Mee SAVINGS INSTITUTION, Conngs. or Third arene ‘and Ninth street. Mong: on or before Monday Jan, 11, will bear interest ane at ‘the rate of 6 per cent t faterest allowed op all sums of $500 and rr nd nt 01 ore ee enone. Bank ipieamieE'utiah? MLAs, Ween Rastay eaings trom 6 o'dock oR clock. vee ° ry en OTHOMAS B. STILLMAN, President. fret 2 Vice! Presidents, Isasc T. Surrm, Secretary. HANICS AND TRADERS’ SAVINGS INSTITU- lion. ~All money deposited on or before the 16th of Jan: ‘ary, 1858, will draw interest from the Ist. ‘The bank i gpen for business ‘oa Ww Th and Saturday, ALFRED T. CON. rs JAMES P. Hascur, Secretary. OPZICE OF THE MERCHANTS FIRE INSURANCE 0O.. @cean Bank Building, corner of F' and Greenwich streets, New York, Jan. 4 1888. The President and directors pave. thie @ gpnaal dividend of ten fh at er cent at ada § 7, Jan. 9, ti) that te, COND AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY.—SPECTAL notice. —On and after Monday, January 11, 1888, every third car from Peek slip will go through to Yorkville and Hay. lem direct; these cars will ve d led by sign boards marked Yorkville and Harlem direct. All cars enving Har: lem wil go through to Peck stp. without change at Forty- second eet. ‘tbe company feel assured that the above arrangement willbe duly an reciated ON public. E. ICKINSON Superintendeat. NEW PUBLICATIONS, NOW "8 “THE DAY AND ‘Now’ a THE HOUR, ‘ad Aik—Seots wha hae wi’ Wallace bled. Husbands, brothers, lovers—all who own dear woman's thrall, Hear and listen to our call— Buy «gift from Evans. Fortune still befriends the brave! Gifts are given to those who crave; Time and money both you'll save Hf you buy from Evans, style and form, . witty, Warm — All in genins that can charm, ‘You may buy from’ Evans. And when opening wide the page, Colm or stirring, gay oF sage, ‘You'll find in it, ‘ Somerias gu lockets, watches, Jeweled studs, each veoturer Yet the great demand ne'er tins ‘The bounteous stock of Evans, O’er the counters, hour by hour, Rains the self same golden a And Good Luck exerts her pow: For those who di ea wi with Evans. Catalogues mailed free to any address upon Lapriieation to 677 Broadway. from Bvans., ALKS ABOUT TOWN. ~"Villikens and his Dinah.’ Aseweet Clesintins was walking Broadway, ‘All dressed in the peatest of gorgeous array, Her bosom upheaving a rich diamond pin, ‘While her cameo eardrops hung down ve her chin. Her neck was encircled with a rich golden chain, ‘The rings on her tingers they sparkled agaigy While just peeping from out of the run pocket, You could see the bright edge of a beautiful locket. ‘oung man, who then smiling bowed, cepted his arm ‘and they edged through the crowd, It was agony, awful and painfal to see, Toe dlaplay that they made of thelr gold jewelry. Xow, many would think they bad plenty oft, ‘With’ his wateh and chain, and ber cameo pin And often he'd raise up bis band to bis hat To show up his sleeve bustons, and all sich as that. Yo! the aecret I'll tell you, ‘twas books that they bought; ‘The jewelry were prospote and coat them wought; For at EVANS & CO'S,, 677 Broadw: ‘They sell you books cheap, and give ‘jewelry away. PRS: MUSICAL, ROSEWOOD he poe meg NEW, FOR $30, A BOS- ‘on piano, in good onder, fer $76; & lx octave melodeoa, Sow, con $136, for $80; & Reed organ, with four stope peda! bass, com $20), for $75. Fianos and mgjodeons to let, BT. GORDON, 27 Broadway. N ELEGANT AND MOST RLABORATE DRAWING room 7-octave rosewood plano forte for sale; double round corners, back the ¢ as the front, double scolioped and drop carved, work ald round allke, legs are richly carved, beauitful duced keys, finished tn style lendor, and ons ‘of the inost magnificent toned pianos to be foand, two months in use: made by the best makers in New York, and full war: renty for (wo years; made to order and cost $590, and will de sold for $860; an absolute bargaia, Anply nt No. 68 Sith avenue, pear Fortieth street, from 7 A. P.M. Wil be made an onject of purchase in four days; will be boxed for abipping M required, URIC AT HALF PRICK, FROM THR WATERS’ CA: talogue.—A few days lonicer pianos and melodeons at Astonishing low prices for cash. Second hand pianos and me lodeons at great bargaina Pianos melodeons lo rept and rent allowed on purchase, or for ale on sen! chy na) Stihe plano agency of WoRack WATHI, 800 TANOFORTES, AND MUSIC TAUGHTSIN A FEW LES- sons, on the piano, singing guitar, accordeon and violin. erms mogaraia, Thirieen pianos and one melodeon to He: Pane ‘eonth, or for-sale very ebeap, by Prot. DUMS- TAY, 226 Grow wrest HE GREATEST CHANCE TO GET A SUPERB PIANO; elegant pepumens ete, | onaren, ate by one of the and eoet $480; will be, sold for lege than bal ite ‘warranted In perfect or- cost, been used a few mon der.” Inquire at 141 Ninth IIRTREN PIANOFORTES 70 BR #OLD BY THE MAN. ufaciurers, at ten per cent less than cost for cash, ther are rosewood seven octave re Plain anos for Pia cere for Every Instrum for one Fear. Those wishing to get good pianos for a little money, Will do well to call at the manufactory, 71, 73. and 75 Kast Twenty street, near Lexington avenue, before purchasing. ora S500" trey ina om | INSTRUCTION. = TWELVE are LESSONS, by , arttmetic, te. aay, or enna Sinn a Vai, 63 ah ite ry. nd 283 Fulton Brooklyn, cheerfully recommend Mr. Paine as esuitui (acl of the art ot writing.” —BOORKEEPING, WRITING, ARITUMETIC.— Mr. DOLBEAR, 609 Broadway, Will bare two pri- vale desks vacated on Monday, which tay be’ secured by new applicants, at only ing Py ja 6 for w fall commercial course; iso, one $10 seat for, beothosping. Regular terms $25. For cheap seats apply early on y- LADY WHO HAS HAD MUCH EXPERIENCE IN teaching. and is a good dinciptinariag, is desirous to ob {gin @ situation in a school or seminary, Apply at or address T. A.B, 194 Went loth ot Bertern tere BROADWAY.—THE MODE. OF y Mr. FOSTER, le, ration by enabled 10 apart, ina utterly unattainable oser's Double Entry instruction 4 ieee ea viene ‘the rey page mi tra k Eckorert IRAM penny Bony AND WRITENa rennet near Eleventh vate mental iow on drawing by Prot. FACILITATE THE STUDY OF THE FRENCH LAN. guege, to English teachers particularly, a lady apeued clagnen for beginners and adv ‘pupils, (ndiew only) Yooderate rate of five dollarss quartet, of ton ‘weeks, (wo lemons A Week. Apply at No. versity piace: from four to five, om Tucedays and Fridays. ED ‘OUN@ GENTLEMEN'S WINTER fo pens hi - Gymomsticn and exercines with the folla. broads’ ruplers, muskets and single sucks, at HENRY Rmx 3 pial d fencing academ: ay vom fetta", Grmaaaiom ‘open trom 6 aif Wh 10 o'clock DANCING ACADEMIES. yw are DANCING ACADEMIFA, see seees plea York; No" ti ne place, Classes now open the f thon of cme oee NEW CLASRPS. BROOKES’ ACA- Dims. 1 Brogme street. for beminners wil Commtnce op Teetday. Rughtin gue course of lessons. fife more advanced. 188 KING, RESPR STPULLY ANNOU NORS TO M Tent nde oe ihe public that holda soirees on Monday, Wednesda, a t'iirond way, W ‘Lea Lancters’ Acadeany, 47 to see them. R.C. WRIGHT'S DANCING ACADEMY, 650 BROAD M ee wow (orielig for the second qnacter by y and Saturday afternoons: genilemen, ning class for ladies and OR TWO GENTLEMEN AND bi WIVES: single fe peutaten om, can ale handsome), pas {rope x first class, fam! ‘ivate; se slay, and fy Ap- ‘street, near Kig! R 4 aa water, ‘Banirien &e.; convenient ply at 199 West El 'ABLO! a ayy FLOOR TO LET, ELE- oo RS ON yas pan tly ‘and wile or $0 Sr three single ae le front room. Ap- py at 180 Ninth street, two doors west of Broadway. © BOND STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.“HOOMS TO Jet, with full or partial board. lock. and 4 ABINGDON RQUARE, CORNER OF BANK streeta.—; rooma to let, with Sol os oie front b Sacre a mullet for a physichsn or ald: glegentiemen. Ri hth avenue. 4 ROOMS, a Daa sag oR a LET—CON- ited separately or Paeeiaee st Bis Grand street, wear tke Bowery. QT STREET, NORTHWEST CORNER OF SEVENTH J avenue—A full of rooms on second floor, and two good German gentlemen preferred, in We modern Bouse [built by the ate Dr. Green. a EAST BROADWAY.—A FEW RESPECTABLE MEN with comfortable warm rovms. ‘Also two ladies, ‘Rerms moderate, 3 WES? balla 4 rpoend 4 grnner, avenue.—A suit of cor tolet, with board, Moa pans of ae Persons, ina private house, bavi 4Q WEST, SIXTEENTH | STREET. APARTMENTS, furnished or unfurnished, for a gentleman and wife or single gentlemen, with rst class at economical rates; the house is near Fifth avenue, brown stone, and contains Dath, gas, register, do. Dinner'at 6 o'clock. a geniiiabinenininien 50 FAST FIFTEENTH STREET.—BOARD, IN| THE first class bouse near Union square, for families or Segeos, with or without board.’ References ex- 5 BLEECKER STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.—A parlor and bedroom, with board, for a lady and Li Veman, to let; also single 100ms for g: en, Dinner six o'clock. Referenees exchanged. AND 57 WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET.—A GEN- tleman and his wife and a few single gentlemen can be accommodated with bandsome rooms and on reasonable terms; house contains all the modern improve- ments. Dinner at6 o'clock. srRing. STREET, OER Doe Doon, FROM BROAD- C3 rooms, to Ds location is Lrermap id first class hotels. quire in the b Suiiainge of ANSON HOU! 87 ta PRINCE @TREET, NEAR BROADWAY, Wear 8) Sparen rata ‘supe! modations by applying as above. ~ CLINTON PLACE, EIGHTH STREET—A FEW | Bee joung gon Renlemen och ws furnished rooms, with full foros pI hth street, ‘be location a Fineverything ta one can be desi conve tent to ibe Sixth avenue cars, and . ise ‘of stages’ pass the door. ‘Terms moderate. BURRORER STREET.—A VERY DELIGH of rocios, front, on meee floor, with board; also, emen. with full or NEAR FIFTH ene! family of grown men or & mugen Soe notre newly, Tarmabet Fouxhout, gas, bath, —— at € oclock. Terms reasonable, References EIGHTH STREET—THREE DOORS FROM 185 Broadway, gpposite Clinton Hall. Boarding for siugle gentlemen ani ilies Location unexceptionable, immediate vicinity of the principal hotels, theatres, libraries, de, Board without rooms for gentlemen. Terms reason- by 4 36" R TWENTY THIRD STREEFT.—A FURNISHED front room to let, wits board for a gentleman and his wife. References ex: 14] 4)] BIGHTH STREET, OPPOBITE CLINTON HALL. — ‘Rooms to let, with or without board. House tirst A EE EE EAST BROADWAY.—A LARGE FRONT ROOM, second floor, with p Eeneon AATREET, —A BACK PARLOR AND and commodioua rooms to let, with board, 176 8 Jo pentioman sal wife ce sngie gentlemen; house with mo: derp improvements, woated near St. John's park. References EET. s Pa gare EAs ff ‘@ gentleman and 225 reread ja RH ‘men. at tt Tape hall bed geome to bat t, to single gentlemen, with board. Terms mode- EAST TENTH STREET.—TWO SMALL PARLORS: ‘th ful or partial board Ais algae rooms, nose. rT boards on ve {ale terme, Gas and ath in" ie house. Very pleasant 396 FOURTH STREET—ROOMS Le fag’ ig ot FOR SIN- gle gentlemen neatly furnished. jase is fest lana, Baving ‘all the modern prem naar to eas eee. _ Diner ots, Rerrense se 46 in the i, hotels, 16 BROADWAY. —SUITS OF HANDSOMBLY FUR- pished apartments for families or single where the comforts of a home can be ¢ at 634 o'clock; private table if required, Pench and Spanish poken. rences exchanged. 83Q BROADWAY, BETWREN TWRLPTU AND THIR- teeuth streets. —A suit of furnished rooms on the se- ‘cond floor, 10 let to single gentemen, withor witbont partial board, or toa family, with a private table: also two bedrooms on the fourth tloor, ” References exchanged. 87 BROADWAY.—A N&AT FURNISHED ROOM to jet, in & French family, to single gentlemen. Gas andt ath in in | the house, APEX ou LA joors a BOARD OR FOR BOARD on N &O©O. They will direct you, irco of charge, and ruby pad {ths most Polablo teaneer, Othices B4h_ Pi , aud Kighteeath street, corner of Brqudway. A LADY WHO HAS JUST Ps A NEW MODERN house between Fifth and Sixth aveaues is desirous of families with ta referring and making it & considera meh as lurnieh all or in part. Inquire at 44 Sixteenth street. The Dest of references given and requir LARGE AND PLEASANT FRONT ROOM AND BED room on the third floor nth board, to & gentle: an and wife or a party of single ereslemen. so plea. \t tu pant roo Cyt wrth Hoor for & goutieman, pply at 77 gaoous year oF ‘REET, ONE BLOCK W WEST OF most desirable and central location ih the teamediate viciaity of all he iret clase ransient boarders accommodaied. wate table if desired. aecommedatin; board, uid vpivars FRENOH PAMILY, HAVING MORE Ri sid than they require, will lt w two gentlemen, oF tlemag and wife, ge front room ou second story, with gas and graves, “Apply at 44 Morton street, near Bleecker. A WIDOW LADY OCCUPYING A gf HOUSE, and having more room than re will accommo date one oF two geniemen with pleasaut rootna and breakfast ; location on Ninth street, convenient to Fifth and des. ‘Those in quest of a quiet pleasant home may B. C., Hetald office. YOUNG LADY. cae HAVE BOARD TN A PRIVATE family of two, where she will find the comforts of a home. dreesmaker preferred. Address A. M. W., Broadway Post RONT ROOM AT ls WEST ELEVENTH STREET, five doors frem Hroadway, on third floor, with board: jouse bas all the modern improvements. pon ommend — ee LAROR FRONT ROOM TO LET—WITH BOARD, TO entieman and References exchanged. Apply ‘est Twelfth _———————— A? yy 9 yrs AND SERVANT WISH BOARD i =I ether boarders, or Te are no with private tab ‘a ‘Good location, secommodationa nad modern improvements indispensable. Address, with fi particulars, bos 4.675 Post oftice, ” - WIDOWED GENTLEMAN OF QUIRT Laney ad to find a bedroom and parlor, first or second floor t, unfurnished, with breakfast, dinners, £c., jo s young widow Indy’s house, with all the comforts of a without any uther lodger or boarder. gated between Fourt and Binteenth sireeia, and, between &i meniaand verma tt beat references GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED ial board, by a widow and where ail the comforts of « Joure hia ail the modern improvementa, ty, .Fiease address, for two days, Parual rEW = furnished roome and oe SIXTH AVENUR, CORNER OF THIRTY ninth street, furnished rooms, In sulla, for families or « Barty of pentiemn also, single rooms for $3 6) per week; pdging $1, dinner at 6; good reference given. Boasd- ae PER WEEK, LODGING 18 CENTS PER ood bom lenaan! a Fi rooma and comfortable beds venth avenue, between irty Ore street and ‘Thirty second street. OARD IN FOURTRRNTH STRERT.—FAMILIES AND le gentlemen can be suited with ioe anddis Raat Fourteenth streets The location nnd. net modations are ail that are required for firat class residen ah, ineauit of parlors, handsomely furnished, on prin floor, Reference reqnired. # cipal ea melon hb BOARD IN BROOKLYN —A GENTLEMAN AND His wife ean be Rccommodated with board and a room floor. Call at 92 Clinton street, on the required, bw 7 * IN BROOKLYN. —A rev banat a LT eand Fool can be accommodated yieneee roomate Partial beard, on reasonable neman house from’ ‘aahington very tices rengired. OARD, WANTED-IN THR COUNTRY, Ww: 3) faites ofthe tty, for two and & years ole, y be able’ 10. fo to “asd na hare Attention Address, stating low at paid to ir ae tnd fee, “YOUN KING, corner Lafayette piace and’ Founk OARD hg pe A Paty ase, FAMILY, Ry RA an entieman, wife and chid; will furnish their own room we hth or Ninth we ree preserved." ‘Address F., Herald office. Pat hand hen hn I mbm ihn 4 OARD WANTED) IN BROOKLYN.—TWO ‘Men wish & well furnishes room, and partial ena te the neigh of Palton ferry in it's private jamily, where there are bat few boarders, Address box 1,225 Pos oflice, New York, stating terma and tn Pa a Canning, SAGENTLEMAN AND WIFE OW ONR OR wo single gentlemen jor on firettoor, with good boned, nen nmnall family. ta Week Twenty firkt street. Dinner at 64 o'elock. son. For sktreas op: ply at Root gallery, 363 Broadway. OARDING.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIPR, OR SiN fie gentlemen, can obtain Forms, Wher fall or par tial board, ina first clase house, Bathiny reo, fas, Ao. Ap ply at 268 Fourth avenw near Twenty fi Broowryy- no, HENRY. STREET, NEAR STATE street—\ genfleman and wife, of two or three single entiomen, will find pleasant rooma, with home comforts. inner at six o'clock ed Bevo YN—PLRASANT ROOMS WITH PARTIAL hoard may be obialned by apptying Abd Henry wroet, beat to (he corter of Amity. renees exchanged. on very moderate term: Bo Bronte HEIGHTS —TO LET, WITH BOARD, ¢ oe large room, with pi unturniabed; also nisbed room, for a single gendeman. Pally situated, not three minutes’ walk rom W Spatoen se joeliah spoken, Dinner at = ‘pply at “| COOPER, BQUEE, NO. 354 BROADWAY. FURNISHED: the day or te to ta; bes week hen wae: wie» hy Aer x a ier week from, ‘$3085. URNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROO} “ma With or without hoard: ins private famuye the 0, LRT een» is ent to Second and Third avenue care esata "Herald cave: RAR one Bee, two doors above Union square, with ali the modern im- PPURSISHED ROOMS TO LET—AT $66, BROADWAY, Provements, ina private frmily, with & private table if re- quired. |URNISHED ROOMS—WITH OR WITHOUT Ba) OR tia) board. Two front rooms, one large 0 let Apply in the drag More, Myo. xs 'y, corner of Fo! RNISHED ROOMS TO LET—TO GENTLEMEN AND- ladies, with board for the: ladies only, in a suuall famal where the comforts of a home can be realized. Apply at Sullivan street. IFTH AVENUE.—A FAMILY ON FIFTH AVENUE, reriding inthe vicinity of Fifteenth street, would ae- commodate a gentleman and wile or a few singe 4 g eo] omer ble terms. Address Fifth avenue, box of OTEL LODGINGS. Dr tory iy CAN OBTAIN nicely furnished rooms at the Globe Hotel, corner of Fretter ‘and William streets. Price of peg 25 cents per night. Also, afew upper rooms for $4 ‘$4 per month. NE OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN A HAND- somely farnished goom and closet adjoining, with hot and cold water with or without i a, in brlrate Ger. man family occupying s firet class Thompson street, bawween Bleecker and Amity. PARTIAL BOARD WANTED IN A PRIVAT® FRENCH’ family, near South or Wall street ferry, in Brooklya, for a atnnie gentleman terms moderate, Address J, J. M., He- raid of pereane ROOMS, WITH BOARD, May E pers FOUND ‘at 255 Hicks street, Brooklyn, near Wall street and’ South ferries, pod ATR RO! BOARD: —A SUL AY amp W FR CAN CAN ‘ge front room, well i pie ato Fins. vate entrance bag Wey Waverley place. Board if ‘Amos ine private family, Went Tenth street, a an ‘avenue, Term: QPANISH | BOARD —THE WHOLE SEOOND FLOOR, Stas ro patlare ‘and four bedrooms, with gas, hot and cold tees ts bath, ae: fltable for for two gentlemen and riven, or place, ae pier at tig’ “Comida aia Bapanoln, References Foauired, '0 LET IN BROOKLYN.—A LADY nae, AFRONT room on the firet floor Suz, OF ROOMS—FIRST FLOOR, TO LET, wuitable for ® family or professional inan, w minutes’ t 194 Pearl Breet. ‘0 LET CHEAP—THREE OR FOUR PLEASANT ROOMS, moderate. Appi ‘with or without board, in aspleasant location, with a qui American family. Apply at 13) Fast Thirty fifth street. TP'WO YOUNG GPNTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED ‘with a pleasant room and good b un 8. private family st maderate terms For pardculars please Christie street. ERY PLEASANT AND CONVENIENT APARTMENTS to let, to a small American family, at 111 East Twenty- ninth street, near Third avebue, WANTED TY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, A PAR- lor and bedroom oa the second floor, wih board, good location, and near Broadway ; must be pleasant well furnished rooms, Any respectable le private fomily ha ing more room than they need, will find this a rare opporta nity for adding nnexceptionable parties to their family. fs areas with full parte and terms, J. 8., box 941 Pi we. [AAT AMEBO RG —k beans oy! AND HIS WIFE, pi st Fourth at street, near Fifth, a few minutes’ ws train rom the ferries. References required, LosT aAXD WOUND, Gu. IN THE | ety ly or “a NINTH ‘AVE! and cannot be driven bo bee Bo the run of the sarge brown bait Newfound ind dog, with white bresst other spots. The owner can have him by proviog property ‘and paying expenses, 0G LOST—A LARGE BLACK JUNDLAND dog, answers to the name of Dash eral reward willbe pita by leaving bim at 6 West Forty frat MARTIN, gos BROADWAY, NEAR WALL STREET, bank note enwrapping a silver coin. The lover, b; ertbing the bill and paying for this advertisement. may ve it restored on application at 252 South alreet, or No. 54 West street, near Rector, CONN., OR IN THE 3PM P.M. ears from Norwalk 0 this oe the ibe, {glowing oO} ‘$600; Ed! De edwin’ Oe O8T—AT NORWALK, train of hits on and New Haven Raliroad Compauy taid soles baving been stopped, th the; finder, who Will be suitably. re . K, Gibbons, 29 North Moore street. OST-ON FRIDAY LAST, A LEATHER PURSE, p, containing aboni $35 in quarter eagle pieces and some silver change. The find x willbe iveraly reward- ed by leaving the purse at 5 Jobn street, up siairs, J. THOMAS. O8T—A SMALL GOLD BRACELET, WITH THE NAME of M. P. Parish engraved on the inside. finser wih receive Sifreward by leaving the same with Habiobt & P.rish, £0 Beaver street. L*t 0% SATURDAY, AT TRE POST OFFICE, A black memorandum book, containing some papers. ‘The ¥ are of no use to the warded by returning them to finder will be handsomely rewarded by revarning it to the owner, at the Irish News office, 100 Nassau street, OST—ON THE 9TH INST. ABOUT FIVE O'@LOCK, a horse blanket, marked J.'D., whilst coming from ae Hudeon Kiver Kailroad depot to the corner of Twenty aixth sireet and Second avenne. The fin ter please leave it at P. Horan’s, No. 75 West Twenty-seven! Le suitably reward 3 Bett on TUESDAY, we ORNING, THE th inst,, from IW) Henry atreet, « bi Newfoundland bine as lay Canal aay Wey | ee oy Bye avenue stage, a gold breastpin, net with hair, bo back." Call at, or sddvess, 48 Weat Twelltb Po eam, ( ON THE 7TH INST, BETWEEN seription on the 10 REWARD -LOST, ON THURSDAY KVENING, Jan i In the viewnity of Ninth street and Sixth ama blac biacl “ white King Charles The er wil receive the above re sreet, between Fifth aod REWARD.—STOLEN, FROM PAIGE’S HOTEL, e magic. $50 corner, of and West streets, nting Watch, Toblag, maker, Liverpool, No ine REWARD.—LOST, ON THE RVENING OF THR 1h, ut, tn going from street to be —e@aquare sin- ie, N.Y. ite You, Jan. 6, 1884, 00, REWARD.—FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE- ward will be paid for satis’actory ‘ah ‘vinek jy ar 8 iL, fall beard & ‘anon rk eyes, very fine garam, a Neto om rye 10 om his a, standing ee well dressed, crape tans tie, Diack coat, overcoat, pant aod vest. If dead, dollars will be paid for the reco o¢ bis body; if mar $1,000 will be. paid for information tending to the arrest convicuon of hia murderers. Address the undersigned, of Backus, Nichola Cos 81 Maiden lanes 3 CHAN & WESSON. aR THR MILITARY, T A MERTING OF THE JERFRRSON MARKET Cuaed, held on the return from thele first enmual excursion, on aa day, Resolved, That we eenieg ine hanks of the eaee’, 7} 7 Bo nidges, Menere James K. Mingay, George (. Brown Bates, Yor the impartial manner in which ey seareel Go "hes olved, That the thanks of to Mra. A i Mingus Yr eome pi se presented Reecled, ‘That we tender C4 thanks to the ladies, Mra, }, for the beautifal Jobin Devoe nnd Me, George F. ey, fe — That we tender our thanks to our invited wick, F. yA, Knapp, Joa Mtaiton, ‘ee 8. 0. Chad are Sa Peirean, A ia David B esd, Jucoh Varian, a, im 4 ti ietion Hed, Be ey, Th har lips, M. Daley, we tender Heart Weeks yes othe ny ver tondae on mausie they diseourwed to our thanks to Mr. Horace Sere, the public house at pane Haven, Lj ner be furnished ne on that day, cheertuily recommend him to onr brother pbs] asm men deserying of pubile patronage Resolved, ta copy of these resolutions he published its the New York Sunday Herald and Sunday Mercury. y order of the comp: Jone Devon, Secretary New Yora, Jan. 8, i ASH PURCHASERS ARE INVITED TO EXAMINE J my stock of Havana, domestic and German segare. Great inducementa will be offered, as several Involoes are being closed ont (o pay cash advances, O. CHEEKS, 17 Broadway, ‘ EE ee