The New York Herald Newspaper, January 16, 1858, Page 3

Board of Education. ORGANIZATION OF THE NEW BOARD—E".ECTION OF A PRESIDENT—HI8 SPRECH—ELECTIO?( OF A CLERE AND THE VARIOUS COMMITTEES, BTC, ETC. ‘Mee large room in which the Board of Education meets was pretty well filled on Wednesday evening. At five @ clock, the time for the meeting to proceed to business, ‘the members that were present elected Robert A. Adams, ‘ef the Sixtecuth ward, to the chair, till the organization of the meeting and election of » President. The meeting alee called to order, the Caste read the names of the re of the Board, and ascertained that there was a fone Prema whereupon the Chairman announced the ofa President ‘was now in ordor. Mr. Greene moved that the Board go into recess for ten minotes, in order that as many members as possible would nt and be thus ded an opportunity of pens when 80 important a queetion as the election of a lent was before the Board. The motion was carried ‘and the recess succeeded. : After the time allowed for the recess had elapsed the election of the President commenced. The Clerk read the name of each member, one after the other, who there- ‘pon came forward and deposited his vote in the ballot bex. Great interest was manifested in the result of the Posi which the Chairman read as follows: number of votes cast. For Mr. Neilson. , For Dr. Williams, For Mr. Greene. 1 We subsequently learned that Mr. Greene was not eandidate, but that Dr. Williams deposited his vote for bim. The Chairmen then nominated Dr. Williams and Mr. Greene to conduct Mr. Neilson to his seat, to which he was welcomed by Mr. Adams, who had just then re- n taking bis, place the Presipent expressed his sin- @ere thanks for the honor which the Board had conferred ‘epon him by electing him to preside over their delibera- tions. He then proceeded to offer a few suggestions as & basis for the action of the Board. He recommended eco- romy in the administration of the trust contided to the Board of Education by the citizens of New York. He enter- ed into certain abuses connected wit rh ic appointment @f teachers, quch ag the appointment t6 that position of persons who, on account of their youth, are (as heen da eompetent to discharge the duties that devolve upon w have not sufficient menta! acquirements to enab! le them to properly instruct the young. After censuring gach a line of proceeding, he recommended that the pro- per committee would inquire into the matters which he pony ‘and he that they would be properly ‘con- sidered. He coul not help noticing that a great deal of money might be saved by having articles supplied by con- ‘tract to the schools ag such articles are required, instead ef having them supplied as heretofore in quantities, which, by remaining on hand too long, Be ate fm value, and remain as dead stock, into wl ey are ‘thus converted. He concluded by statin, hal he would diecbarge to the best of his ability those duties which his position as chairman renders incumbent on him; and if he ‘acted wrong in apy instance, he assured the Board that ‘the error should, in justice, be an error of the head, not of the inclination. ‘The next business was the election of a clerk. On this question there were 43 votes cast, as follows :— Number for William Gilbert. 415, Do. for Thomas Boese. Mr. Boese was therefore elected. The Board now proceeded to elect the different com- mutees. The following are the names of those who were elected to form the Committee on Free Academies :—R. C. Fellows, J. M. Tuthill, L. Ranney, H. Crozier, W. Bloom- field and R. A. Adams. On the Finance Committee were appointed G. H. Clarke, R. Warren, A. Suld, V. N. Le- and J. Cushing, Jr. wd The following is the Executive Committee elected on Evening Schools:—G. White, W. Sinclair, T. Farley, D, Beote, W. Monteith, J. Burn and W. Gildersleeve. ‘The Committee on Normal Schools was the last elected, al ts ig composed of the following members of the W. B. Eager. W. M. Tweed, J. R. Lydecker, J. arp A.B. Rollins, J. L. Schoftleld and JO. Graydy. Op motion, i. was ordered that the City Comptroiler be directed to instruct the City Chamberlain to place $100,000 mt the diaposal of the Board to meet current taper after which a motion to adjourn was unanimously carried. Court of General Sessions. Betore Judge Russell. Jax. 15.—As soon as the Court wae opened this morn img, the Grand Jury came in and handed a large number of indictments to the clerk, and they retired to prosecute ‘their duties. HIGHWAY ROBBERY. vohn Correll and John Collins, indicted for highway rob- bery, with the consent of the District Attorney pleaded guilty to aseault and battery, abd were cach sent to the penitentiary for six menths. As the youths were re- omy conne sted and as they did not use much violence, ® addition to the fact that the complainant had left the city, compelled ‘the prosecution to accept the plea of a simple assault and battery. They were jointly Tndiote with another youth, named Peter Conklin, who aseaulted James Fellington on the 3d ef November, and after knocking him down abstracted a 92 Dill from hie pocket. ‘Thomas Hart was also indicted for the grave offence of robbery in the first degree, in attacking Peter Lybaert, who resides in Oliver street, while passing tirough Water street on-the night of the 26th of November, and robbing him of his watch. In consequence of the ab- sence of the complainant, who was a seaman, the District AMterney was compelled to accept a plea of a simple as- sault and battery. The City Jodge, under the circum- etances, im the most severe penalty the law al- jowed, which was one year’s imprisonment in the I’eni- Thomas Rowley pleaded guilty to agsault and battery, apd at the oe request of the prosecator, jadgment was suspended. THE JAMBS STREBT HOMICIDE. Ex.Judge Beebe came into Court and said that he was eounsel for Michae! Wogan, Jr, charged with wilfully taking the life of aman named Cassidy. Two witnesses were examined at the Coroner’s inquest on the part of the people, whose testimony was very important in the eluci dation of the facts. They were M benton by profession, were here only temporarily, were entire strangers to the accused, and their evidence went further to give the true history Of the cage than apy of the witnesses who were examined on the investigation before the Coroner. But the Coroner, in fag egg be witnesses did not commit those two men, Judge Beebe accordingly moved that they be committed to prison as witnesses, it being import- ant for the ends ot poste th thae they should be retained. Judge Russell asked if these two witnesses were examined by the Coroner for the prosecution—to which Judge Beebe the affirmative. rep District Attorney said that be would not oppose the motion, but did not wish any pledge to be made that he would use them on the trial; whereupon the City Judge caused a warrant to be issued for their arrest BURGLARY. Henry Stevens pleaded guiky to burglary in tne third degree, he havin, nf broken into the store ef Noah ham, 9} and 98 C1 ambers street, on the night cathe Vith of January, and stolen four piec of black cloth worth $26, His Honor, in passing sentence upon the prisoner, ob rerved that that being his first ofience, and be being in a delicate state of health at the present time, he wou! ‘the punishment. Stevens was sent to ‘the State prion Strnacle Fraparick plesded gully to burglary in the pI iy to burg! hird degree. "On the hight of the 4th of January be broke illard, 440 Pear! street, where he ed, and stole deed dollars worth ot window aa oe an fan found « trae Ley trongly Fr to the mercy me conpplainants also ealled on the ‘Assistant Iie treet ‘Attorney and interceded exhibited RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS. The only case that was tried to-day was a charge of re- eciving stolen goods, ferred against Morris Flatau, which occupied the whole of the time until the adjourn Rent of the Court. The trial excited ‘considerable atten- on, as the circumstances attending it were somewhat in toreating. It appeared from the evidence of the principal witness years of age, named Henry W. Zeiploy of Gane, ater & Sioan, dry. goods merchants. Chambers street; that in the month of June or July last the defendant accosted him in Nassau street, and asked Hingle, that be was in the him where he was Working, to which ie ied, * in adry store,” hyn pay boop Ag he ;_ that the accused told him to “ Xo 4 that a few day defendant's house and saw to come down that evening; went to the snide 58 easion digpos syalue of $3 50 for ten shillings. In the middie of having missed a os . Soeltee the boy of being » ee a ee Ais crime and told Mr. Gage tl is posed to Plateau, On recetying thie information Mr. bouse for officers, who secompanied i te e phed the by erchiefe and a bundle of silk, which Mr identified as his property. The acct when arrested the officers, denied*having purchased any goods from counsel for the defence proved the defendant's pood character, and thet be was ia the havitot purchasing ¥ goods at wiction named of the property The Asistant Distelet Attorney then sald as the y Wad been flatly contradicted by Mr. Andere, the bed | would have to suppose Hingle to be possessed of cieht art to deceive the police officers as to the mode of dieposing of the sewing silk, and he therefore could not expec: to convict the defendant is Honor instructed the jery to render a pro forma wordict of not guilty, which was unhesitatingly done, and Mr. Viatan waa immediately joined by a larze circle of friew is, Who congramiated him on tee Fesuilt of the trial the prosecution, a "az intelligent boy of 16 | NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, 1858. Supreme Court—In Chambers. Before Hon Judge Ingraham. THR ALLEGED LADY LUNATIC—INTERESTING MEDI- CAL TESTIMONY OF DR. COVEL, WHO BELIEVES THE PATIENT TO BE SANE. JAN. 15.—In the Matter of the application of Wm. F. Case for the release of Louisa Wolfsohn, confined as an al- leged lwmatic.—Mre, Ann M. Lucas was recalled and cross-examined by Mr. Wallis—I had the female clothing under my charge; the wash house and kitchen were under my direction; it was considered that I should add to the amusement and comforts of the female am H same amusements bave been afforded since Dr. Lansing came there, only they were oe mentioned to me in the Dootor’s rules; the subject of ‘was omitted from the rules given to me as a bees, they were not printed, they were written rules; since came there I have taken eof the Dulin housekeeper and matron; I had soe to do with the medical treat- went to the Lunatic oe I never was im employ. ment before; the amusement we adopted for the patients were gammoa board, cards, jumping rope and games; thay worked under my direction, butl never forced them to it; [paid attention to their ‘amusements under the Doctor’s directions; Dr. Younghans conversed with this youug lady altogether in German; I can’t say that I ever knew of a patient being blistered there for punishment; | think it was about three months ago since Dr. Younghans came there; Dr. Lausing is there about eight months; he came there the 7th of May. Q. Did Dr. Lansing ever act unkindly towards this ung lady? A. Tthink so. Q. In what way? A. In not ietening 10 her and wishing to take away her clothes; her ‘were not taken from her; the clothes alluded to fas ilk dresses; some of the other patients wore silk dresses while Miss Woifsobn was there—not many, be cause the most of them were poor patients; I think there were balf a dozen that wore silk drosses; one was named the Empress, Mrs. Young, Mrs. Carrigan, Mrs Van Court, Mrs. Coulgan, and others ; I should think the desire totake away her ‘silk dresses was a matter of unkindness; it was not represented to me as a matter of treatment; [never saw any acts of unkindness on the part of Dr. Younghans, only words; 1 understood him; he spoke in English to me, Re direct examination by Mr. J. M. Smith—During the time I have been in that establishment, up to tume I was sworn in this cause, there was no fault found with my it, either by Dr. Lansing or anybody elee; since I have been sworn in this cause I have been 1 ded as matron; Miss Wolfsohn used to commence translating Ger- man after the Doctor left her; she would some days trans- Jate four pages for bim; some days she would knit; only heard the German doctor threaten once to put er Ne 9 her; Ido not know what it was for; I did not know her to do anything to cause the threat; I never heard eae used to blister any of the other te; she was the ex- ception; | do not know that Dr. o4eery aware of the threat being made by Dr. Yor ‘ink he told 4 he came to this country in July last. jected to.) Ido not know anything about his previous history or why he left his own cot ; he told me he had been one month as an assistant in a lunatic asylum in Germany; he could not speak Fnglish intelligibly when he first came to the jum; I can’t say who employs the assistant physician. Neen €) -The superintendents employed me; there are five superintendents; Dr. Lansing is not one them; he is an employé there like myself; R was Mr. Church, one of the superintendents, that’ suspended me; I don’t think I took an active part in this case about Miss Wolfsobn; I did not her counsel, nor assist in it; I saw her counse! er, @ visiter, Dut not to talk to him; I did not m before the habeas corpus was taken out; I did 5 se with any one about her case before the hab: rpus was taken out; I heard from her of the habea: is, she told me on Wednes- day night, and the subpe-na» were served on Saturday; Idid not te!) any one what she told me; | was here op Monday; | was subpenaed on Le neaig A hight; 1 madea voluntary affidavit; I made an affidavit that she was well, as far as 1 saw; | attended the next day also, in obedience 10 @ subpen: To Mr. Smith, for petitioner—The voluntary affidavit [ swore to was the one I was called upon to swear to before ‘the Court. Doctor J. C. Covel, examined for the petitioner, deposed —lam physician; have been in practice for thirty years, and have between ten andeleven years connected with the city prison; during that time Ihave been called we to examine persons either insane or supposed to be Thave talked to the young lady present to day ana potertans ‘this last year | have examined about eight bun- dred persons who were seut to me by the authorities ; | have confined on examination about two hundred out of the eight hundred; there are many who are harmlessly insane, but the lunatic asylum is not the place for them. . What is sour opinion of Miss Wolfsohn’s state of mind? A. 1 bave not been able to detect im her case any abiding delusion that constitutes insanity; I deem ber a young lady of more than ordinary intel! ence, Q. In your opinion, what would be the probable effect of confinement in a lunatic asylum upon & person of her intelligence, where the physician should use threats of blistering her as a punishment? (Objected to.) A. The firet effect of confinement would be depression of spirits and melancholy; the effects of thregts upon her would be painful, and have a tendency to irritate her and make her was opinion is Miss Wolfohn a proper subject for the janatie asylum? A. If I had to dispose of her case, as I do of many others, I should not send her to the asylum; 1 would advise her to be placed out of the care of her father, and under the care of some kind person, for it ap- yy ‘me that this anfortupate state of things results ‘a family foud on the part of her father and friends; that would be my advice and course of adoption; | don't consider ber a proper subject for a !unatic asylum. If such a course of treatment as bas been adopted in this case was persisted in, what, in your opinion, would be the result’ A. I think ‘it would make her a miserable and unhappy woman; I don’t know that it would end in making ber insane—it might; | never heard of Dr. Young- hans; Dr. Lansing ts about 26, 1 should think; I deem Dr. Lansing an intelligent and kind hearte 1 young man; when Dr. L. errs it is from the head and not the heart. Crose-examined—Saw Miss Wolfsobn for the first time esterday in the court room; I conversed with her about hair an Dor; Ihave heard the testimony and the collate Tal facts: conversed with her to-day about « quarter of an hour; I have been remarking her deportment yesterday and to re tao hours altogether, insanity can be gathered from deportment, and indicated by the counte nance, especially where it has been chronic, as is alleged im this case; I beard from terself and from ne per reports that she had been in a lunatic asylum in Ger many; | conversed with ber on almost every subject, I first asked her the origin of her trouble; 1 questioned her upon her general health and upon her religions senti ments; | questioned her on ber amatory views, and what her views were respecting the male sex, and as to her desires for matrimony ; I her domestic relations—the feeling sbe had towards her father and friends; | also asked her what she would do if discharged from the asylum, and of ber future prospects; allof which she answered very — and very intelli gibly, and was baa | anxious for ber liberty, there are J A yi ineanity is obscure; the most of them are od Beene assimilated insanity comes up, a ty is required, Ido not know any of this young lady, more than what [ have said; I know Dr. D. Thiden Brown, of the asylum at Bloomingaale, I think be is a fair man, I think his judg- ment is in case of insanity; he ' resident physician of the gies Lage Ido not know Dr. Corey; all doctors ar in the disease of the mind, there who do not see . Lansing has had con. siderable experience in insanity cases on Blackwell's Island. Fg ag el pan yt agent ay telligently for a while; they can’t deceive me y will slide off on their delusions; cases of insanity do not exist without delusion ; detenious aad haltactnations of the me Court. Before Judge Sutherland ANOTHER HABEAS CORPUS FOR A LADY. Jan. 1h.—In the matter of the Petition of Geo 1. Taylor ‘that his wife, Fmma A Taylor, PUUEEEED. > 5 8 Ns OFFICE NOTICE THR, WATLS FOR Bunore. nited States the Joih any of Yanan wih ‘ne at this eoord '. anuary, at Wis « a ig IAA Y, POWER Pontius Saat — TRAVELLERS GUIDE. 3 pasts Syst ausrnta nee Korba a rains, leave Chambers A eat Buperint t RAILROAD. 9 5 ner Ui Wwe cbs Contre street, at Williamabridge aed xpress, for Albany,tetopping at the principal SP. stations oan M. For White Plains, stopping at all intermediate 4 of Twenty-ainth street and or Willianebridge, stopping at ail intermediate na ” sol Rh nde = S Hh iterton stony Millerton, stopping at Willtamebridge aod alte stations aioe rele oe Koa Falls, soppng ot oil intermediate wations traine jeave Albany for ifr New York, at stopping 45 A.M orth of, and at, Tn ppennaiamistis ree MATRIMONIAL. GENTLEMAN OF THIRTY With A “TARA. B nO wines een iu ainess income, His social and particulars, rene ence has proved mutual sincerity and eligibility. ATRIMONIAL OFFTOR <1. ADT ES AND GENTCEMEN forming matrimon: anne ptt ial alliances may eecure rantageons matches by appiying to or ad 18 C0. ronda Bee Toor No I. wo lock Rd om 1 to 3, kentlemen from 3 agreeable to ton partion To 4 santrinhonint tonmestion. ite Teaipen that the ledy be of respectable family and move is od society. Address J. V. H., box 162 Herald office LORE T SPORTING, ~~~ “WANTED /ARGR SIZP BLACK NEWPOU nda cord f nat under one year old. | Appt Dies ADR. DAARING, 3) W win giom stra Ratidings, for (wodays, NB pnable price will be paid. questioned ‘ber as regards | Soe ACHPELAH CEMETERY APOCCEATION, —The panel posting in soclety o'clock io F street, » New : Je TARA NN Ae SOCIETY.-THE ANNUAL ere 4 will be peld on Mondey, in the basement of Punetual My of the ROCHOLL, January a atin char LL, Secretary. She aoe | of the’ will be the ‘lecture reom of the Third Ret Preaby ‘Chureh, on Tuesday, the ‘19th ae. 3 caus * when the usual election of trustees Will lake place. 1, GLASSFORD, President. company will be FFICE OF THE SIXTH AVENUE RAILROAD S& 1858.—An elestion for directors pany, Jan. eldea the depal oe fourth street, on Tuesday, | idend of ve per cent is between the day of Feb from the Bi inst, to the Ist hours of 12 M. and 2 P. Me teaaat next, teh at the People’s fer books will be se core ruary next, pannual di- e's Bank the lat closed Le BAILEY MYERS, Secretary, rpas BURNS ANNIVERSARY ASSOCIATION ‘Will selebrate 63 B ots $125. To Tits Wher J, Gideon, THE PORTS BU 1 Bixth avenue; RIRDAY Wm. roadway, on Monday, Jan, 25, at MOTEL of AN Turabalt Wo Brot 80 Bleecker atreet; Willers 20: Phied ave: nue; H. ‘Orr Et obn street, or of any, of the committee, BAVID B, ident, J. Gray, See. DR. WM. SCOTT, Pres HISLOP. MILLER, fice Prew'ts. PERSON As» $100. 000 § ¥OR TH wanted, who died Py The HEIRS OF descendanis of Thos, merica. Also, Richard Nixon, & CATHARINE of Wiliam Wright, of Cumberland, Pngland; etheard ‘rom in 1824, working inh shipyard ested will communicate with Mi Broadway, New York. Coats of arms found, p raved, OR ey, in % n New York. Parties inter- HAYS, Heraldry office, ited or en- PTION.—ANY PERSON OF RESPECTABI- ‘a desire to adopt an infant as their own, can the the Herald office, for one week. F P.B. P. WILL CALL AT CHAS, H, TALBOT & CO.’8, 3 tyr Ae street from 12 to 40'clock, be will meet tbe fr ‘eng rex to Kee. Don’t vin, stan excellent opportunity by add fail. ry, wt i iis wi fe, Caroline Weaterbarg, whom he left at Hartfield, near PORMATION WANTED.—S. J. WESTERBARG HAV- just returned from California, is desirous of findin; Mayville, Chantanque county, about two years ago our Swedish friends in Jamestown in September last, and since then her residence ig not known; she is about 24 years old and short built, Whoever will give information where she is to the subscriber, in Hartfeld, or to Cad coeene ottice, Jamestown, N. Y., shall be generously rew: I ship New World in July lant, FORMATION WARTED—CONCERNING, A, Spritt, of Newport, Wales, who arrived in Address Ed. Whelan, 96 Atl tic treet, Brooklyn. J. J.—ADDR: Sd. WESTERBARG. WILLIAM this city RAMUEL ree! EL ewan é EL BWAN & a 9. rie either of them, if livin, GEORGE FIFE! iniiy' a WO o'clock this ‘morning st hin ollie leaves at 103, o'clock for the South. AMES FIELD, OR EITHER OF Augusta, Georgia, ‘Augusta, Georgla, Augusta, Georgia, HIS SISTERS, HAR- riet or Celia, Who were living in New York city about the year 1340, can hear ftom their — dy rese—some Very important, M. % at 82 Old alip; or, of his residence. My hag od LL. EVEN YEARS—I WAS GREATLY DISAPPOINTED ON Wednesday and Thirsds Saturday, and will be much pleased to see you. er C, GRISWOLD, WHO CAME P. shall be in the cit; rather George, Who Wishes Polk Co., Wis. to write him. ), Falis of St. “Cro x, J WHO FORMERLY LIVED IN SIXTH AVE- fhird story, frowt, ne sr Sixteenth gtreet, and called lawyer's office near the City Hell, and left her ad- e Dumber in Sixth srenue—will please call before Roosevelt in town; * Her address smmislaid, ASSENGER IN THE . Pessley, (rom Galveston, Texas, which arrived on or about the 6th inst, will do mea favor b: if not convenient = us West inform calling ESTER VEUT. again on GEORGE, wr oe i WITH A BLUE DRESS, WHO, ON SUN- piece. finder wo huabie to overtake her hefore losing sight of ber. ‘Wait, Union square Post office. ADY WHO “SENT A NOTE ON MONDAY LAST will tfow fod levers for her at nth sree 1s Seen who was bi , Herald ott Tnion square Post office, they having been detained until last etween one and tw evening at the general Post ofice, 72 my party at 40 Stuyvesant sreeton Thursday evening lest 1 confer a favor by calling at Broadway or 22 East ean be # leaving the same at 75 South street. B. Westermann & o’elock, walked from the b Kighth street and up Siath avenue to uested to send her address tothe sub- wr, and will be happy to return the Portemonnaie she dropped, containing a twenty dollar gold have returned itat the time but was Address 6. NTLEMAN WHO ‘aor THE WRONG COAT, ‘cards and letter belonging to the owner, ata. ‘8, 20) Fourteenth street, where the mistake the gentleman wh this title, some time ago, please return it instantly, a# the owner requires its immediate use? 0 rowed a thi ost—A 100 dollars. stopped. POC! KET BOOK, The tin CONTA NING ONE dred and thirty seven dollars in biils and ® cheat to order Metropoittan Rank for seventy-three bumired forty-uine and will be suitably rewarded by * Payment ot the cl WUN- cert $10 REWARD.—ON WEDNESDAY, THE 13TH small single stone Ander will leave t: with ATCH diamond bosom pin. iaeet INST, IN If the lake & Brown, 323 Broadway, be will receive the above reward and the (banks of the 0 LOST-ON THE ‘tpg through Broadway, Thiriweath street, r. PASS ‘niversity place, Twelfth street and down Kroadway, a lady's gold en- ameiled watch, bun’ Tits vi & —Pawnbrokers please attached. Denis Hotel, OTICR.—THE V’ ETERAN SOLDIERS, “SAILORS AND 17th or to » th chain, charms an “THE MILITARY. y Hall place, at . Cor nese! MW at 10h ladison and Cathiri will pmeet on San 2o'clock P. M., w . Mr. J sAM and at7!g P.M, monic will be paid if returned to parlor 31, A. Freeman, 96 Wall street, N.B aN ENU J “BAPTIST CHU Re Pl BACHING to morrow, Jan. 17. Key. SIDNEY A. CORRY by ‘OWN STREET PERST A. B CHUROM, JONN STREET Pang ad free. N o veloc, in ther ‘the rear of the « borel <4 atihy P.M. —Preaching to morrow m also preact orning and Rey. CHARLESE. HARRIS. Services ‘and 7 o'clock; mK Tiday evenings, at 7S¢ P.M. the coming week ening by the commence ‘on Monday, Wednesday Seats FMORIAL tor of Bt. J ORTH DUT H john’ », Sand 73% CH CHURCH, and Fulion streets —Divine se A. M. and 3 0'clock P. and 2 yer meeting URCH.—RRV , Brooklyn, will, by request, preach to- ehing, on the Gf oommandment, eh, corner of Hammond street a oem ai 1036 A. M P.M. . Ber THOS. T. GIHON, REO. in the erley place. Ser . CORNER OF WILLIAM ice every Babbath, at . Lecture on Tuesday evening meeting on Friday eveuing, ai 7 o'clock. Sab a. Mrangers and aitizens are attend. Seais furnished by a is held between 12 ‘and 1 OTESTANT EPIC ‘OPAL MISSION ( — ROH, CLIN ton Hall, Astor place, in charge of the Rev. —Divine perviee | ever; AllLare invited. Bundy, at AM tree itrnat sitory lecture on Wednesday evenings, at 734 0'clock. mureet, ternoon, Services at JOSEPH P. THOMPSON, Broadwa: p> Wy: N.Y. vba for’ the Congregatios shipping there. ‘the Public are invited to attend. "Neate free tropoltian Hi tre orclock 4 ivernalie’ HENRY BLANCHARD, OF BROOKLYN, Witt. in the church, Twenty, fou a ifiath avcones,” tomertow ot Expo RY. DD. will Q or THE reach in Me at —_ TO YOUNG MEN—BY ELDER JOHN BRAY, paaior fie ‘OUTH DUTCH CHURCH, ‘Twent une. by ligher.”” § ne Rew WILL BE DIVINE SER Wesleyan Methodist Church, oom Fourth and Bleecker, ~ M. 7 in the evening. . to MOrPOW evening, at cordially invived Auten atreet, a0) rorGom fort hm urst «treet.—Sabbatb event ov. Dr, Macaules Services to commence at j ty 0 clock. Subject for Jan FIFTH AVENUR a "EIN ST. MATH rie discourses to ir aireet, by or pf the Betboada. Baptist church, at the hall of the into Hall, Righth street, (o-morrow: Young men are eordially invited to be present. w afternoon, xt AND iming rw's W public are conference on sou! -deatroying No 185 Spring The public are YASH PORCHARERS ARE INVITED TO EXAMINE my stock of Havana, domesic and Creat inducements wi Deing cloned out te pay onsh advance A rows ACCOUNT or THE GREAT & ee in the BIL iD ¢ I be offered German segare. several involees are ©. CHEEKS, 17 Broadway. had at Pheiat ner & Coll TAR roome Bi jer, 63 Ann street. rtf Psa bay 5 ip ALR Rare, PIOCCADTL vl * fag relinquished hua invereet ibemarie street, and the South ee \ne merchant LLTARD MATCH F, with ail the bil roadway and Tenib ILLIARDS.—PRICE ONE DOLLAR, “THE GAME OF Billiards: tte See By ‘er. hin oe o°co! HRIA Ns MODEL Cushions pre heor} Michael Phelan, He on ce matted NDER, 52 n pteeted by letters February 19, 1866, The reeent Improvements make these tah J correctness or in Oetober 29,1 f ang! AL pene and Practice,” with namerr guthor of © Billiards free. on receipt of pric Ann street, New York JARD TABLES AND PATENT patent, dated “Mh December 8, 1887 on oat . bY $3,000.22 t ater atreet, corner. ‘2x87: 01 Rear Stanton, Wail street. product farm con: stocked with blackberries, of which the afew approac trees; a beau ful walk and ROOKLY! eme avent $7,000 and $6, ted. in Brook, street, New = Connect outbuildings, on the highes! Place is just Dury, on iipenal ines i: no Jauier. ri UeesSy property; 40, heron: 1 railroad aS sselestion of fal of al Bac Address FARM AND COUNTRY SEAT TO EXOHAN( Fie, three mew trom condition; also, 140 youn, besides plantations of and asparagus, aad a number of #011 is Well adapted, stone building, of the cottage-gothie style of architecture, but ears built; barn, carriage out bul dings. suitable and in good condition. ‘The house i throngh # winding avenue, shaded b, Canton street, ‘The jocation is the most healthy, popular and ¢ ork! the upper pri of the oft, conaiat ng of land, s suvetamtial and cor ts sire a country SALES OF REAL ESTATE. VERY DB ‘one in Rox $3000, in wanted on the BIGGB & 501 , 84 Nassau street. —FARM FOR BALR, OR EXCHANGED FOR Li sores Te maile. trom Pler- fig ; Moat Fence, &e, ermony Ne = XCHANGE, A FOR Tew biek oR = aay Rev. D. K. Frambes, largo and | Tea be. highon Mile of cata gi8c .000.-82 BE pre! sp Ley ll FRONT FARM ‘ON tiful bi zs, in complete: — fine fishing pond, of water, fruit, aren ic ENCE, 212 Broadway, room No. 3 GOOD INVESTMENT.—FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, for a smail farm, ing, having two stores, with basement, situated on the nort west corner of F Fora bakery, not to be found cap remain, that desirable four story brick dwell Se enact Oxford, mreet, Brooklyn Krovery, or any business, & better location the whole city. Prize, $9,000; of which Inquire of ANDREW BROWN, 242 Now York, or of J. DAVENPORT, on the TWO HoUSs AND LOT jory brick house, and on the n the rear & fou from a nice two story and’attic frame house, 156 Orchard sroat, Terms Renis for $40. Apply to A. SERGEANT, 18 Is ail Paseate city property.—Is situated on the Passaic roms Paterson, one mile from Litiie Falls, sists of forty acres of highly improved Jand: is every varinty of eboiee. fruit trees in Muring ple trees, and 100 dwar? pears, spberries, strawberries, Lawton red and black currants, large beds of rhubarb pe vines, to the growth he. house ia substantial house, ice house and ot large forest tifnl grove borders the river, affording a deli i retreat. To one who wishes to unite the en ment of an elegant residence with facilities for the protiabh culture of fruits and ay e for ite Fons Jeaves: Patelson ‘on the arrival of the 9o’elock A. and passes the Passaic county, TON, 108 Ful exetables, this place is unsurpassed. 4o’clock P. M. tral Address Wr. i .J., orinquire atthe store of G. ton wireet. m Jersey Olt Atde Fall H, HIN? N HOUSES FOR SALE, VIZ NO 1 LAPAY. ue, near Flatbush avenue (a corner), and No. 174 fourth door north of Hansom piace. Prices ). These houses must be Keen (o he apprecia- nvenient NICHOLS, 16 Nagaau, ply o WILLIAM B. SEAT AND FARM, AT SOUTH NORWALK, ent, for sale oF exchange for a gentee: house in ‘B5 acres of cultivated J and convenient house, large barn and other in excelent repairf situation perfectly healthy it ground, and within one mile of the dey suited for any family of respectability who de. 2, a8 tbe disianoe permits of the owner some cash and New York. Femerset, N. HOLMES & the Erje Ri Said far green blinds; ani Baid propert very cheap, or real est bered, by wil it Rnd thie this ware, Di ‘sold wit street. sack, N. floor, lent: & fe yp & ing Fonts, Long Inia improvement wanner ‘ail the adi ther a inca from Tu douse, good Herald oft office. Terma cary. In to euit, or wo tween Canal rm way dwelling Ueman wi rare ote) 1 opposite a the enone for, 8 ‘Thirt, FoR provement Beckman sire (i SAL. arog, yw N , YOR BALE ott sinal eaptat RRALE 10 AND SRE Mt; re of J dence, farm, or store propert near a fine vill a firnt clase dwelling in a desirable portion of Brooklyn, TRST CLASS WESTERN LA suit, from 40 acres to 100,000, rates tor ‘caah, or in exchange for ‘nlusble personal proper’y P SAMUEL x FISKE, at 1L4 Grand street, west of roadway, up salrs Possession (OR BALE—A HOUSE, 48 PEEP FRONT BY 22 FEET deep, containing eightaronms, and lot 88 fert square, with garden, frnlt trees an Prive $1,900. Appiy to J. Bleecker street. OR SALE—A VERY PRODUCTIVE FARM OF FORTY- seven acres; larxely fruited, tin thekew Jersey securities taken, R SALE—AT RYF, WESTCHESTER COUNTY, Pilot containin, Jand. with an abundance of abade trees, mostly hict other improvements Fespees ready, for a dwelling, and te believed. uneuy particniare inquire at the offee of JOR SALE.—A FARM OF 2 ACRES, TWO MILES Patisades, on Hudson river. OR SALE—TWO FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY BROWN stone houses, 11 and 13 Bast Thirty se tween Madison and Fifth avennes, buiit in the ner, rosewood and black walnut doors; houses DR Sal! he hand aeventh street, between Sixth and Recah avewaen Terme Also a very _{itexchange for ballding materials, clothing, or hardware. Apply oa Fort pevenfistrect, ibe Foreinsn, oc Mr. HL. KOLKLEY. | Weat Thirty ninth mreet, between Seventh and Eighth | avenuen. OR SALE—OR EXCHANGE, UPON MOST AD. we ous Lerma A modern brown sone house, situated, in a most desirable looaitty, and fed up witheve y modern” convenience for ® gentleman's residence, « stable and car ringe huge atiached, or would exchange for a howe attunted near Thirt: y second wtreet_and Pitth or Sixth avenues, Ap ply to Mr HT. BUL Thirty ninth aureet, be feeon Sevenih and Kighih OR BALE—HOUSE AND LOT NO. 16 LAWRENCE street, Brooklyn, second door from avenue, the and "basement brows stone. con'aine 13 rooms. wi rp improvements. App iy to 5.8. PEA w4 Brond. or on the premises after 4 o'clock P.M. OR SALE—ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, 4 GOOD ing stable ert apace! R SALE—NO. rn improvements, Also two houses on Thirty secoud street Koply as Pit trom ‘sebool ity from 10 to 4 0'cloek. rteen Inte of ground, Roaeres Sixth avenue and Seventh sirert, being one of seek ys oe sree and $ on Forty awh WARREN 14 Pine atreet, »_from 1 1 od 20 by 80, with all the modern impro brown . brown ston mrise oa | 09 can remain. App) A wah orty kecond street, near igh svemve. R SALE OR EXCHANGE—A GOOD THREE STORY brick house and lot, 146 Bast Forty fifth street: will be sold low for cash, or exchanged fora nice place in the “ore 6 Rast Thirteenth sireet, near Fourth avi he moat desirable businesses, hy which the purchaser ince himself in a lucrative = R house, 14 Went ue and Broadway; all the modern improvements, tion immediately. POR Atk Of TO LeT—Two F $ Gocen's Station, on Long Island Railroad, four | teen miles from thie RR SALE You surely cannot mive it; And with every book N. B Catal Giftand Book HE GYMNAST—A JOURNAL DEVOTED TO EDUCA. ge, Beale yune’s article on t Vv ALENTINES, VALENTIN: PHILIP J. CODANS, eaten’ 8 with hy doing daily bnaineas in the city. There are large crops and Plenty of fruit Apply itr: THOMPSON, 29 Fourth arrnue, }OUNTRY PLACE WANTED.—A COUNTRY RESI- nd stock of goods, in or .) Wanted, in exchange for (Went prefer good stocks, address K. 1. H., Post office, pene FOR SALF.—TWO FARMS, OF 100 AND 1% aituated in the counties of Middlesex and also 400 xcres of woodland and peat low- lands; alko we houses and Iota, situated in Spotswood and Peer N. J. For particulare inquire of GULICK, 182 West atreet, New York. ARM ‘ira SALE.—THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR fs frond aid. station i tains about 120 acres, 40 of which On the “premises . newly painted and other bulidings as muchas needed. District school mproved minodious two churehes about three quarters of a miles distant, Ly (with the stock and Loe! i soared will be sold Title Kod. WELLS, Lumberland, Sullivan county, N. ¥. UANTITIES TO ‘urnisned at fair NDR will be York or vicinity, not heavily encum- iret STREET, CORNER OF STATE STREET, Battery.—Two familles ean be accom nodated with board ‘nd pleasat ront parlors, Also, a few siogie gentlemen can be accommodated with board apd pleasant ‘rou! rooms. Refe- rences required, oO Q AND, « ABINGDON SQUARE-—ROOMS TO LET, with board, suitable for faubies and alngle genuemen. References required, - — Ni Ninna ES iT. MARK’S PLACE—BOARD.—SUITS OF ELE- gantly furnishes apartments, for familes or single gen- Semees isbie@ hate at halt pant five o'clock, references ex- e Q7 WEST_TWENTY FIRST STRRET, NEAR PIPTH avenue—A suit of commodious, weil furnished F001 ‘to let, with board, to & party of genlemes or a family mat grown persons, in & private house having the modern. lin- Provements. MARKET STREET.—WHEI A gentleman ‘and his wale or a few nile ge en will Bind Ca desirable place andga comfortable home for ihe winter Ferinemadersins References required, BEACH STREET, ST, JOHN'S PARK.—TO LET, with board, ton gentleman and hia Witr,a second story front room; also two rooms suitable for single gentlemen. rate. 55 AND, S7 WHET TWENTY THIRD SEREET ROOMS, handsomely furpiehed, on the xecond and third floors, can be obtained for families or single Kentiemen, on reasons bie terms; house firs, clase; contains ai) ‘he modern improve- ments; dinner at 5. WANTED FOR THREE MONTHS O40 WILL be given for the vise of it, and seeurity worth $400 Sie. the amount, Address ‘Loan, “flerald ofbce, alee. — $3 500 —l HAVE A FIRST SEVEN PER CENT 5 bond and mortgage, three ‘and secured om a neat brown stone heuse lot in thie ity, worth more than double the above amount, whieb T wil) weil SL, per cent discount, Address immediaiely B. ¥., Heraid $5, 000 Racteeel noe Pcenwish, BL, inquire st" Wor 18 Meckan gemres hb eae ripe at'No. ge place, ouce $32 FOC 72, TNVET POR AN BATATE ON BOND agony LARD Capeqemnth f FOR Ls and mortgage, on improved or waimproved ate in eee of brooklyn, ums from $1,090 Lo 15'96,000. 0. Apply to THORP, 4 Browd str street, room No. 9. USINESS PAPER AND LOANS, ON, SATISPAgTORY securiting, negotiated by JOHN’ B. AY, 4 Wail rect, Renewed and suspended paper ieee ROADWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION- NO. 297 BROAD way entrance on Park place. Depositors are hereby notifed that the usual semiannual on all vume e to, at the rate of 6 per cent per annum on sums ing $500, and 5 per cent over $90. will be pald on and afver Monday, Jan. 18, Interest not called for will be deemed rincipaland draw interest accordingly from January | Bank open daHy from 10 to 3 o'elock, and every Monday eve: ing from 8 t0 7 0'el be pe FRANCIS P. SCHOALS, Presider, Yam B. Worrait, Secretar, n Cumming, Accountant. SULLIVAN STREET, NEAR BROOME STREET.— The celebrated gipsy palmiat will conifnue to reve: Prenent and future events of life with unerring cm y is, without exception, the only person that ack umbera; the gipsy cautes speedy marriages. 5 FRANKLIN STREET, ri moves WEST OF 0) ape -—Entire second floor, rpished for » arty R ey breakfast served dPrevireds ningle and forge double roone; prices to sult ie ties, ‘as above. 173 AND 115 HUDEON STREBT.—BOARDING.—GEN- Uemen and their wine. ean be accommodated with doard and pleasant rooms; also three or four gentlemen, at ‘$3 per week and good rooms. 20 FAST BROADWAY.—TO BE LET, WITH BOARD, two handsomely furnished front rooms. The house is new, containing all the modern improvements, and is replete ‘with every convenience, References ex: 202 BAST BROADWAY.—A FAMILY, OR TWO SIN: ale gentlemen, can obiain 1 very delightful front room, on the south side of the street, for $10 per week, in- cluding gas. ‘The house bas every convenience. Also a‘hall bedroom for $4 AG] HOO? BROOME STRBKET, ONE BLOCK WEST OF roadway.—The most desirable and central location in the eft vise inthe immediate vicinity of all the first class hotels, Permanent and transient boarders accommodated. Meals served in rooms if desired. 50 GRAND STREET.--ROOMS TO LET, FURNISHED or unfurnished; single rooms for gentlemen $1 per wi 6 house is newly furnished ard will be let very mo- derate, Call early and secure nice rooma cheap. 767 BROADWA e ~BOARD.—ASUITS OF ELEGANTLY ta for families or nen. Table ah miedo Bgatelock, Private table quired. Cuisine a la Francaise, Refere: single gentle ven if re- new ie grea T7 BROADWAY, NORTHEAST CORWER OF NINTH ta with or without full or rp ; terms moderate. “Respectable par s ouly wits good referenoes heed appiy. Two large paridiwon the liret oor to let. 59 BROADWAY, UNTON QUARK, CORNER BEVEN- teenth strect.—To let, handsome nuit of rooms on the first floor. together or separate, to 8 family or gentlemen, with or without board, or private table. 1Q BROADWAY.—TWO FRONT ROOMS, FUR 91 nished, for lodging rooms, for g>nilemen, at 'reasona ble prices; two gentlemen can occupy one room.’ Inquire at the hall door HANDSOME FURNISHED FRONT PARLOR AND with gas, to let, without board, in a private ire at 7 Amity stréet. ‘Terms moderate. Re- ge YOUNG GENTLEMAN, OF HIGH SOCIAL POSITION and refined tastes, wishes to procure a furnished room bouse of @ private family residing on or very near ‘wenty-sixth #:reet. Pleasant References of a sa. in th Fifth avenue, an and agreeable society would be desi Ustactory character required and given. Address, with full inion square Post office. not above particulars, Company, ‘Kmigronta, single orin colonies, ke safe and profitable investments, i favorable ble opportunity. .E—A THREE STORY AND BASEMENT BRIC! Tok, pleasantly located, two blocks from Madisor ainied throughout, al] modern improvements; ten daze price low. Apply 877 West Thirteenth mately located in Hasken . BANTA, No. 336 stable, central vation, healthy, if Parma,’ b: roved ‘wall Teireet, houre by) a om, Cont. y halo ity depot. ply 10 8 POTLLON Na as A quay of ory, and Tt ia wituated on the ‘post road and runs to there is excellent accommodation for keep forty-three acres of the best uit, ex » enjoyment of advantages connected with Sound, and in, the, neighborhood of first has hgen under drained in the most ubstan- A new “sable of stone and barn of ‘woot; no cept the old farm house, bat in Wantages required in a country, pia, pnt LOCKWOOD & oo, vekahoe, and three miles from Haatini an ‘bare, snd plenty of fruit: fne view of Houad. Address G. W. JONES, Inquire on the premises for particulars F—A RARE hog hop SITY—ONE_ 01 soment residences in situated on For paid exchenge fore gentleman's reaidesce, be and Fourteenth 8, near the North river. niee house on Seventh ave wth lot of unusual size, 6x18) feet. To a ge us carriage Way, this is a jermaeany. 0. H. ‘OLIVER, 81 Liberty street, 82 WEST THIRTY THIRD STRERT, the Blind Inefitution. « firat class houwe, with ‘Will be sold cheap if applied Apply at | 52 Woes Thirty thir third street residence, having ‘Can be IN BROOKLYN, VERY LOW—THE HOUSE lon the grade, situated at tions In Brooklyn’ the hones | large And was dis complete with all the morern im an Ke there I alco» ero wable oe For pare joulars inqnire of ©. ‘ SOAYMAN, B RAP—+EVEN LOTS ADJOINING, 4 ON sith street, near Third and lots handsomely loon: ay Taquire hour's ride of the city, Apply to W. 8 nue. OR EXCHANGE FOR REAL ESTATR—ONF manent position on AGUS k BOUTHWIOK. st Nanna 2 | LET—A THREE STORY BASEMENT | wenty eighth sireet, between rigs ave omen. Apply at the house. RMS, 4 AND 66 | LUMAR "SHERWOOD, 186 B Broadw y. N.Y. OR. TO ,RASE_NO » ¥ RANKL IN STREET, house order, containing ix eee THe Fs FARHTONS. OW Want to see the fashi Goto \wo nin ay three ‘Broadway books are sold re given AWAY be > writ For ‘tis crowded every day. that'a bought A present 's allotted away. b eid American wes of books and ting atthe fi NNBY, Agent. louse seit free. Address A. R. hand gymnasticn, No. 8 has ® review of lhe Free Academy Adilrese 98 and 95 M@ropolttan Gy mnaaiuin, post paki 3 | Dow prepared ty furnish wholrsale ant retail WIDOW LADY, WITHOUT CHILDREN, | Wounp LET Winrar og oe! (second floor) to ladies and gentiemen, ith board for the Ind ladies only, op reasonable. "ters 8 for Winer, Bah and gas in the house. Call Ito West Twenty. fourth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, OARD—CLINTON ACK.—DESTRABLE = APART- & family and single gentler ments, with board imay be obtained at 61'Clinton place, near the Fitth ay. Reierences exchanged. OARD.—A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL, LET ONE OR two front roams on the second floor, with board, to a gen. Ueman and wife or two gentlemen. Apply at 165 Teath street, aw sbort distance from Broadway. References exchanged. OARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE OR TWO ‘single gen'iemen can be accommodated with a pleasant Foom in modern house, with the improvements, located at No, 3 Ninth street, between Fifth and bixth avenites, OARD.—TWO OR THREE ROOMS FOR SINGH tlemen, with partial board, in a private family, at 12 Kast | Twellth street, between University place and Fifth avenue, References exchanged. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A LADY, house pleasantly located, three minutes walk from Wall street or Bouth ferries, can accommodal: two or three gentle. men with rooms and partial board. References exchanged. Apply at #4 Joralemon street OARDING.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR ONE OR two single gentlemen can be accommodated with » par. jor on firstiioor, with good board, in a smal! fami Twenty frat street. Dinner at a4 o'clock. For Ply at Roots gallery, 963 Broadway. OARDING.—TO LET, WITH BOARD, AT 89 CLIN | ton place (Kighth street), a handsome snit of tooms on the second floor, front, with pantries attached, a family or single gentlemen. Unexceptionable references given and BOGE HAVING A sditreas ap" requ! Bore TO GENTLEMEN WISHING TO ROOM to} front room is offered, furnivhed, with every co 0 aYirat clase house, No. 61 Wasi Twenty second street. Refere OARDING —HANDSOMELY | FURNISHED s, ina first class house, wear Fitth » fest Wrenity second aren. Th be bliabed, ble tne r Fifth avenue, ves reqnired. FRONT st years & permanent home, «required GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE OR OARDING. —A two single gentlemen can be accommodated with froat Pparlo* and bedroom, on the second floor, and partial board, nn! Cull board for the lady. in & Feapectable private. family House first claws. Apply at 13 Varick place, References exchanged! GIN A FIRST CLASS HOUSE, FOR A man and wife and two or three single gentlemen, 60 nee Toon toa wns , convenient (0 pply a 170 Went Poreniy wesond nireet, ighth avenues, tae etween Beventh and OARDING —A VERY PLEASANT, LARGE, NEATLY furnished room, sultable for a gentleman iwo gentlemen, may be obtained, with bonrd, milys in Twenty fire street. below the Ninth Convenient to several lines of stages and care Fighth avenue COOPER HOUSE, NO. 34 BROADWAY —FU RNISHED rooms by the day or week. for gentlemen and indies; Irion per day. 25 10 80 cents, por week, from 82 to $5. Con- isn Gret class it. BSIRABLE HOME CAN BR HAD IN A PRIVATR uated io Bl mares between Broadwa and Fix onus 5 one or rooms, will gusgea water, er and la rae spanicing ‘he same, raitable for s or men. at Fricmanand single gen jayire Br wert rny ne with email bed) ‘attached, ae ore Asrommodatins fr first clase. included. Breakfast if desired. Pa: fhertabliy can address West Twenty second street, Herald Bid A by yd PAMELY, IN fromt third VRNISHED ROOMS IN A PRIVATE HOUSE WANTED, ‘A genMeman desires « handsomely furni arlor aod Destrocen With private breakfast, location between Fourteenth sud Twentieth moe and Fourth and Sixth avenues. Ad- dresa box 39 Post offic ED ROOMS TO LET—WITH BOARD, RUTT. le gentlemen, or gentiemen: ‘ail the modern improve: Ht street, corner of Sixth OX OR TWO GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES AND ‘a few single gentlemen can obtain very desirable rooma singly or in suits, with or without full oF partial board, famil private and poure first class, Terme to suit the umes. call At 199 Went Kigniernth street, near Righth avenie Rove Union square, inn privens bows wise ait the der improvements, with «| private table if required HRER, OR, FOUR SINGLE OF mmodated wi board and pleasan’ aint | American inmly, here there are no other ppiying at ace, Second mreet, within one of James slip ferry Wh iamab “Wis. comstock OOMSs TO LET—AT "6 “BROADWAY, Two DooRa with mo Toe in s small hpi , wane ware an | Wnt RTED—« A PLEASANT Fi ROOM, WITH OR WITHOUT furnished or unfurnished, bya iady and ber tbe. daughier n'a ta ily residing neighborhood of Pi rch. Terma mods _— Address, with partioulars, . Fitz Alian, lyn Post office WARtED—oNE ‘OR TWO SMALL CHILDREN TO board, where they will receive a mother's care. or an {ofaht taken to bring ap by hand. Address for three days M.8., Union aquare Pi Vm ‘nee REWARD. —Lost OR STRAYED, ON THURSDAY, ‘Whosrever will rewrn street, will receive Db terrier sire. |. Rhoda, 244 Ble re’ ~REWARDOWIEL We PAID Wr tH turn of a «ingle stone diamond reametiet i ing. con ny evening. 14th ost. by J, H BANDS. at hers, corner of Catherine and Cherry streets, $25 Rrothers, 3 Cor. lewe piace, on the night o Ey Ia Diack sewing ilk and about 50 pond w silk, manufactured by J.P. Beant & Uo, The above re arvere as rates nd ward will be paid for the recowery of the alll, or $23) for the detection and convietion of ‘he thieves. J. ©. HOWE & CO. O8T, WHT WREN POORTIT tand Lexing! yn avenvie,on he given WO DOLLARS REWARD. — Tw D ype. .—THE DIRECTORS OF THE COLUMPIA Fire Insurance Company Rave this aa deciared & rem) nual dividend of five per eent on the cap|tal atock, payacie et their NEW OFFIOB, NO. 10 WALI ST on and after the 12th instant, cloged until that date, New Youx, Jan. 6, 1 Tis SAVINGS INSTITUTION, $6 WARREN The (ruaiees have ordered that inlerent be onwere at the ix 6) Der cent per annum on all sumas entitied therein Payable on and after Monday, be hich eat oary. All interest not called for wii draw interest VANDERBILT L, HORTON, Hooke W YORK CITY ASSESSMENT BONDS.—WA D> from $3,000 to $5,000. Address Broker, Herald ra OTICK 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THF SPMI-AN- nual interest of the bonds of the Washingion City and Mining Company, falling due on the 25th day of February, Jath, will be pald at the odlce of the company. No 44 Willlaas street, on presentation of the coupons, on and after (hat da HENBY MALLESON, Treasure ET, The fer books will be JOHN C. BERGH, Secretary. New York, Jan. 15, 1 ROGEES FIRE INGURANCE COMP ANY, Ofce 176 Chatham square, corner of Mott aire . Dividend.—The directors have this day declared « sem) an. ual dividend of eights) per cent, payable on und after the ad Psbspery: next. The tranafer books will be closed from the 25th inet, till February 2. By order. cp “Dw ARD ra FELLOW! tary. 10 CAPITALISTS.—$5,000 WANTED, AB A LOEN. ON good security, for which alarge bonus willbe paid. A good galary would be given tonclerk, with privilege of taking an interest in the business at the end of the yeas, Address 8. A., box 155 Herald office. Jan. 60 ) WILL BUY ONY OF THE BEST OYSIPR AND ‘dining rooms, with bar attached, in this city, eid established; centrally located. The purchaser can get inme diate possession, as the owner must go Wert next week. Ap ply at 347 Broadway, room No.4. _C. BL HOWES & CO. $75. 000 —YOR SALE, THE LEASE AND FUR + niture of a hotel, eligibly looated on Broad Way, New York; commands thé best class of customers. Owing to illness, ‘the owner is desir disposing of sage. The terms will be eas any if good security is given.” Addrese Hotel, box 2,255 Post RARE BARGAIN THE STOCK, FIXTURES AND of an old established porter house, with two bil lard pant DT for sale cheap. Apply o ROBT. REZD, Constable, at Jefferson market. RARE CHA: FOR PRINTERS.—A) WEEKLY newspaj id extensive printing establishment, of thirty'two years standing, in one of the principal cities of New Jersey, and doing an extensive business, will be sold on favorable terme, For particulars, addres, for one week, box 18) Post office, Paterson, N. RUG STORE FOR SALE—WITH LEASE FORTHER' years, doing & good business, with a large sock. A ply immediately to J. SCOT’ 'T, 98 Bowery. AMILY GROCERY FOR SALE—A WELL ASSORTED of Rroceries, with the lease of 8 good store and tbe bent and in avenue, below Twentieth sxe", for AC called for in a few days, as the proprietors wish <> Engage in other, business, “Apply to PRANCIS MORAN, No. 11 Pine street. RA SALE—A MANUFACTURING BUSINESS cured by patent right, of an article required in every ily and for eale in every hardware, house farniabing 0: 4 Hee, York and Brooklyn. Real estate in Brook taken in exchange. Inquire of A. 5. Baiate Agent, Si Futon tree’, » Brooklyn. OR SALE—THE Bi UND BROOK HOTEL, pay or gd It bas about ten acres o# land, doing a fine business, Central jew York Se stove store in Wy car New Yor ROWEL, Real Railroad of New Jersey, two hoi city. Also, a farm of ninety five ncrea; anever stream of water runs throygp said farm; the Innd is in a good state of evitivation, the imfforements are a frame dwelling bo wagon bouse, barn and hovel: water in every tied. Whe farm is about ten minutes’ ride from the top ‘at Bound Allean nqtiire of (be Hyook bad cheap on! termscany.. wiber, at ihe Bound Brook } Howl, HOLQOMBE, TS. WITH GOOD OR SALE—A NUMBER OF TRA OH wrappers, Apply at Warehorse 43 Six'b avenue OR SALH—THE MERCHANTS" “DINING ROOMS, COR ner of John and William streets: will be sold at a sacri mint of the very lll heatih of tbe proprietor, nko ‘eapnot attend to it, the premises, sfier9 A. M Inquire © 1OR SALE—A PORTER HC siness. The owner retiring on quire at 18 Bowe: DOING A GOOD BU onnt of his beaith. [1 , corner of Peli street. ‘OMM®OPATHISTS.«FOR SALE, A WELL FITTED UP mahogany ical case, with drawers and desk, coo inining upward#Of six gros of phiala of medisine, ‘he fro perty of 1H rofemiona) gentlemen recent: Coa nee $s. May be seen at No. 92 Sands street, "ool DINE FOR SALE.—ONE SECOND Hi steam engine, |; — pany! and % bee wtrot complete order and fas be be sold ler 01 Aleo one #! ap nd 2) inedee stroke, in perfect ord ries 4a0), each, Apply st 2 Wasp ington street, N.Y. WTOCK OF DRY GOODS AND LEASE OF STORE AND fixtures, Now. 160 and 162 Third avenue, for sale—Phe-ba lance of the stock of dry goods formerly belonging to Jaa, uigiey, and an eight years’ lease of the lore, togeiber witb 4 Ixiures, t¢ oflered for anle by the snbactibers, cheap for cash. Fone wishing to purchase wih Go well to call imaunvtiately, fas the propert he sold before the BHM Inet Apply \6 WM. McARTHUR, 102 Liberty street, and J. H. NEIT 52 Cedar street, assignees. DRY GOODA, 4c, $ “RICH LACE AT A GREAT BARGAIN.—POUR + Brussel Ince dress patterns, from 4 to 13 yards each patiern, for aale atone fourth their comt; umual priee at Ste ew oF any other larke bovne, $9) per yard. I will ell for $6 per yard. It must be wld 10 pay. Sara ACDUPY, 906 Broadway. 283 Ht ERT. CLOAKS AND FU oe. Fr Sicry days. Unheard of bargat For those who have delaged pur purchasing cloak oF a set of fare JACKSON & BENNER, 2S Hodson sree. guns AND FURS DEON STR! At ball price during the month of Jannary. Tremendous On band for those who maneg dein: are! Weir winter 80. Bole way. garments, IN, 368 on™ eHaA felling off by the HOSIERY AND GLOVES, ie navignoes, pian Hall, Bee Gonnd street, At leas than hai ther vot of pred Bale peremptory, to close the con eee AT THE GREAT SALE, sat Columbian Hall* Za cand street, Without reserve or reatrietion aa to Ueey "The whole moss be closed out imanediate: The stock cermprien part in part and lace seta, Sleeves, collars and rob: Bonnet edgings, he fein variety, Lace and musiia curtains and Fiaperies. Remember (his is a bona fide closing sale by aesignees. I INEN TABLE CLOTHS—WHTTR AND BROWN, DA 4 and enowdrop, linen han ikerchtefs, ings, anpkins, doylies, towels, Ac. duced pr’ Goods sent to_all Was trea, "For saleby Wat MATHEWS No. 64 oress CLOAKS, 4 Catbanss OPERA CLOAKS, OPERA CLOA BENSON & WILSOM, 310 Canal stree! eee rent Weel ty eer arr ne AA —PARTNER WANTRD, IN a WELL fs fonee, viene sp e ‘eusmnrr. ea eae aataecie ceeatoe he PARTNER wages = “PaOT?, WINE AND An Bitad Ghsince: seldom ote of anal means. Cail at 74 Righth avenue. AR 'H. WARNER, ‘OTICR.—THR existing under the by mutual consent, Jan. 1, eS AER NEB. Pires ying ie profiad A Meunractvaine apniee Bes. ‘one ‘aduapensible to ‘io ever? famuy Nasean st. room No. 12. ARTNER WANTED—SILENT OR ACTIVE-IN A Freneh normal drug store, connected with . Le cation unsarpaseed in Be elt Tf appuonat fo a, thoreugh rmacent ya amell capital wi required. fcesa, with particulars and name Norman, box 120 Herald office ARTNER WANT from $8.000 to $10, business jn. th PALMER &¢ WITH A CASH CAPITAL OF lain gs. And in anrtonsto begin the engace in the commission drug riher particulars apply to ADY WHO HAS A SMALE. CAPT oh, ands Tnorwinty ackivens, Mire 8 ven Weraid