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‘whieh is the unrequited oriahions: ane pee another, And so, [ ain pes + you woul we de ‘eided in this case, bad you properly considered the bear- of your condack wnen there Pos vn tho charantar of vis may allege " a Hover yon Mremaitladcait that the opors oxht U» prehensive sarvey of its leadencies ‘cared to extend his letter, it would be easy Wo suggest hi pertaigiug to the usual surroundings 0° me ana eiNctaent, whieh inigbt eonvey u moral to mind. Butas I have no thought of entering into a Jenerat discussion of the subject " Jon only to a single fact, viz.:— Bouse is erected the whole neigh’ wae saloons. Can your friends explain this plo~ on any princioies which will gave their theory ? De De drunkards gamblers tock around an .wstitution which reproves their vices? But let me pass on to‘another aspect of this question. We have glanced at the plays aad the performers: suppose ‘we come a little nearer bome. ‘You aro a professing Chris Does it simply mean that you book; that you acknowledge Jesas of Nagareth Messiah, and that you are ‘bound to load a moral ite ie do you mock mo,” you are ready to exclaim, ‘‘by PP § pithy Wke thisy” Of course T know that a fan fession of religion includes a great deal more than yor have stated.” Yes, it does include a great deal ri And it embraces gomething besides sermons and sacra- ments, When you united with the charch you renounce 4 the world. In Heise! at least, you bade adien to its “pomps and vanities,’ aud engaged to follow Him whom the world eracitied. e new life upon which you then professed to enter is defined with sufficient accuracy by expressions Mko these, from an authority you will not iapugn:— “Be not conformed to this world.” Pie. 5] were of the world, the world would love his own; bu ¢ are not ofthe world, but [ have chosen you out of Reworid ‘ieretore tne worst yon ‘Phe world is crucitied untome, and Minto the world.” “The friendship of the world is enmity with God.”” “Ye are not your ows, buthought with & price.” b ro man will come after me, Let, him Nfoay himself, and take 1r068 daily and follow me,” SPertecling holiness in the tear of the Lord.’” “Let us ron with patience the race that is set before us, look- Ing unto Jesus.” “Not every one that saith unto me ‘Lord,’ ‘Lord,’ shall enter into the kingdom of heaven, but be that doeth ‘the’ will of my Father which is in heaven.” ‘Here is Christianity. Will you apply the measuring lino to that style of life into which your gay friends would en- tice you? I need not detain you with verbal criticisms, nor Inquire minutely into the import of such phrases ag “tho world,” “taking up the cross,” and “denying one’s self.” Dilute these expressions down to the lowest point of significance which they will possibly bear, they mean something. And if they have any meaning, they must de- note that there is a wide und irreconcilable diilereuce be- tween the church and the world. It was perfectly op- tional with you to come imto the charch or not, You were at liberty, on your own responsibility to God, to refrain from ‘confessing Christ.” Bat you choose to take tuis xtep. You voluntarily assumed the vows of a Christian profession. And, in go doing, you promised, before hea- ven and earth, that, as God should enable you, you would deny. youreelt, give up the world, and to follow the Sa- “t now) you mean still to frequent the Opera, will you do yourself the justive to inquire what you have “given Op”? for Christ, or wherein you differ, except in a formal and Ifeless attendance ‘upon the Lord's table, from “the workl?’”” Tho line between the church and the world must needs bo drawn somewhere. As regards the subject of amusements, jou would in candor admit that there must be some things from which professors of religion ought to abstain, But what are they? ‘The same reasoning which sausiies you that you may properly frequent tae Opera will justify in ationding the theatre—at least, where the jheatre not stink into the depths of debauchery. And, ifthese Pe aliowabie, it would"be peurile to objec! to public balls or on other species of entertainment countenanced by the ga! world. In other words, the “renunciation of the work % which a person makes ‘on uniting with the church, be- comes a hollow, ostentatious pretence, a sanctimonious felschood, an opprobriam to the gospel’ and an insu't to God. If this be not the case, will you pointout the fallacy inthe argument? Will you show what one indulgence practiced by the world, you feel yourself called upon to Felinquish by reason of your profession of religion? Leaving you to answer this question at your leisure, let me remint! you that it would be no justification of your eondact even though, as you allege, you might attend the Opera “without being injured by “it.” There may be room for a difference of opinion on thia point. It would be necessary, in resolving it, to consider the time consum- ed not only ut the play, butin the preparation for it, the wmoidental and often large expense in the way of dress and equippage, the emotions and passions brought into ex- erciso, the assdciations involved, the effect upon your de- votional habits, and its whole influence upon your charac- ter and life. A faithful soratiny might reveal the fact ‘that, 80 far from being a harmless piece of recreation, it wae doing you a serious and lasting injury. But if it were otherwise, the decision must be the same. You cannot elude the responsibility which attaches to your example. Your going to these amusements will be an encouragement to others to go. Nor will they stop to ask whether you pick and cull among the pieces, to select those only which are without the taint of cissolutencss, Fnongh that you, a professor of religion, “attend the .”? This will be (to the whole extent of your influ. ‘their license for going to gee any and everything nic may be brought forward under that name. Nor this alone. While encouraging one class of people—per- haps among them other church members—to visit the you are deeply wounding and grieving mauy of your fellow Christians with whom religion is something ‘More than aname. Beyond a question, the feeling of the great mass of sincere, earnest Christians, of whatever Sect, is against you. They do not regard the Opera, con- ducted as it usually is, a8 an innocent amusoment. "Thoy watch with anxiety its encroachments upon the charch. They aro pained and humbled that so many who bear the name of Christ should yield to the seduction, and so wound the Saviour in the house of bis friends. Even if they were ‘mistaken, it might become you to concede something to their scruples. But when you perceive—as you willifyou examine—that this class comprises most of those in every church who are eminent for their piety and usefulness, you will not lightly assume that they are wrong on this point. ‘he reasonable presumption is, that they are quite as likely to be right as the throng of worldly. ‘minded pro- fessors who plead for the yery minimum of religion and the maximum of self-indulgence which they suppose to be compatible with their ever getting to heaven, Thave no leisure to pursue the subject further, Indeed, it was my purpose merely to suggest a few thoughts, suf” ficiently obvious, which might aid you in resol ving the question of duty as a personal matter. ‘Should you happen to show this letter to any of your ra going friends, I can well imagine what they will thine of it. The love of music is 80 pure a sentiment, 60 refining, and go opulent a gource of enjoyment, that they will deride the whole thing a8 an ebullition “Puritan. ism.” Not unlikely they may treat yon to a fresh re- hearsal of Shakespere’s memorable anathema against ‘The man that hath not music in himself— ‘The motions of bis spirit dull as night, ‘And his aifections dark as Erebus. Very weil. Ido not expect them to see the subject as I vee it. Their point of view is a widely different one. They do not profess to have avy sympathy with what you andI understand by elical religion. ‘They have no conception of such a rulo of duty as the gospel preecribes—a rule minute, comprehensive, spiri- wal, authortasive—which covers the whole range of lite, and extends to the very thoughts and intents of the heart ‘Their notions of “the church” make it an institution by f eligible and praiseworthy institution, but one, nevertheless, which, having iw own appomted dav and ordinances, must not presuine to arrogate any con- trol over men’s secalarities, Tooking at tho question from the position they occupy, it i quite naturai that they should regard the views express: ed in this letter as savoring of asceticism. But I beg to on, is this the quarter to which a professed follower orcana should look for counsel on a question of Christian duty? Are you to go to the world to ascertain what Christianity demands of you? Is the world to be allowed to expound the ecriptures for you? Is the world to inter- pret be you the vows you made in entering into covenant wth God? And if #0, what can that piety be worth which thus discards the only anthorized rule of faith and duty, and substitutes for it the loose, fluctuating, partial and prejudiced dicta of fashionable society ? For consistency’s cake, be one thing or the other, “If the Lord be God, follow him; but if Baal, then follow him.” Either resign your Christianity or renounce those things with which Christianity can have no fel- lowebip. itis rend concern of ours that our religion should be stig- matized as frigid andascotic. Worse things were said of our Master. And we know that the charge ts acaium- ny. We know that the religion wo profese—not the wretched caricature which is sometime set up to be joeret at—ts friendly to all rational and innocent pleasures; and that there are no people in the world who enjoy a tithe of the bappiness of those who live according to iis precepts, From thege people, who wear not only Christ’s livery, but Christ's image, you are severing yourself, by adopting the maxims and usages of the world respecting the amuse. ment discussed in this letter. The purport of your exam. ple is, that the opera is a legitimate entertainment for members of the Church. Ifit be proper for you, it ‘s pro. for all other Christian professors. Not only so, but if Me be proper for the laity, it is equally saitable for the clergy. ‘There is not one code of morais for the people and another for the ministry. Tf you may frequent the Opera, so may your pastor. Ani you know very well how much respect you would en- tertain for him, and how far his appeals on the Sabbath would aA hap Saco you be in the habit of meeting him at Will you review ‘ew whole subject? 1 am aware that the ground I have taken is distasteful to many chu members. A sickly sentimental pay, can brook nothing, which savors of self-denial. Batt think too wall of you to believe that, fond as you are of music, you will pot bo willing to forego thie indulgence, when you como to ook at its bearings upon your own growth i grace, upon tue welfare of the church, and upon the salvation of the any pee you. ‘Twke the question to the throne of grace, and I shall be disappointed sif 1 do not bear you say, whqp wo mect again, “The Opera is no place fora pri ot reit gion,” A Japan Misston. rom the Now York Christian Intelligencer, Jan. 27.) o stated ir a recent nember that the question of the establishment of a mission in the Japanese empire hal comodbefore the Executive Committee of Foreign Missions. Special importance has been given to the matter by let- ters from Dr. Williams (to Dr. De Witt); Rev. Mr. Wood, Chaplain on the Pow! ( Dr. Bethune); and Roy? Mr. Syle, of Shanghae (to Mr. T. C. Doremus)—all agree tng, and urging sa carly, bean fu ly s mianioaary or WR, ely tate te appropriate for the arch. pit fets brethren jn one of eur churches stepped forward to pledge & ‘fm decided share of the neces- for a of years, with the prospect of Sontinnanoe. In view of the whole caso, the Executive Committes ‘unanimously agreed that Providence called us to an imme- sa Movement; and it was accordingly resolved, that it dient to establish a mission of our chureh in Japan, it measures be taken without delay for the purpose. “it was further resolved that Rey, 8. D. Brown, at pro- itor of the church at Owasco, formerly. ight years inane aap ag a mi iasionary, wi with Japan as his derignation, months must, slaio before the ports will be open, ax row gre it is hoped one or more brethren may be ready to improve the opportenity of taking post for Christ lie now and vast field. The matter is now the churches, and if the freo NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 1859. s interchapge among ministerial brethren be any guide our judgment, there will be but one feeling in ‘in’ reference w this eu nt of our missionary work, and this as kumption of new responsibitities, and that will be a feel- ‘ng of approbation and eae Who has read the Japan correspondence in the secular papers withgut as- tontaionens and admiration, and felt a deep conviction of the necessity of vending the gospel w that kingdom with its 30,000,000? How wortny of note that ao Episcopal missionary, a Congregationa! chaplain, and a Presbyterian Secretary of Embassy, should unite ia appealing to the Dutch Church in this country to undertake the work. ‘We sball need four times as much as is now pledged to carry forward the undertaking with proper oneray, ‘and we are couiident that the purpose of the churcbes gone before us in reference to it. Here we have a new subject of prayer. May God’s blessing crown this en- deavor to follow bis providence, ; Obtuuary. Died at Nottingham, N. |. H., on Miho 17tb inst., Mrs. Mary Auson, in the 109th year of her age. She was born in Lee, N. H., 00 the omy i“ May, 1760. Her maiden name was Mary” Fisk. eight daughters living, the youngest of whom is i on age—three of whom are over 80, and the eldest will be 86 in May, Her hearing ‘was much impaired, and her sight had been gone for seve- bo rig Dut Hor intellectual faculties were retained until e last, Anorisnia THECANAL BoaRD IN PENNSYLYA- MA.—The bill for the abolition of the office of Canal Com- missioner ant State Engineer was sent to the Governor this forenoon, and was immediately signed by him. bed is now a law, and the Canal Board is nambered among the things that wore.—Harrisburg Telegraph, Jan. 25, PERSONAL. ——A. A LLA—-I HAVE BEEN OUT OF TOWN, AND DID not see yohra until to-day. I will be atthe Light Guard pall"on Monday ‘evening ‘aex aa you desire, I saw your tathor yenterday. He bowed coldly RANK, F. ——+-— DID NOT REOKIVE E.'s NOT antl Phureday morning, of So-ry, very sorry. Shall T add an formoriy, and 2 Your last puzzl lod me. F THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE OF JOHN L. SAF. ford or Stephen Paul, they wil please call at the otiee of Wells, Farge & Co., 82 Broadwa; Yr THIS SHOULD MEFRT THE EYE OF JOHN RO83 K—, be will ly relieve his distressed Sa writ tog eee to ois ater or his brother, or to his cousin, MeL, T., at al NFORMATION WANTED—OF JOUN WATERS, tive of Ireland, county Meath, parish of Navan. When beard from he was in Milwankie, Wisconsin. Any inform ic ofbim wall 2 thankfully received by bis brother Patrick, \ Eldridge str w York elty. Wiscousin papers pleae coy. MN F. L.—WRITE ME, OR CALL 800ON AT 43 CANAL street: LG. Te IE LECTURE SE. ASON, W, R, DICKENS, LATR LECTORSR TO THe PRIN cipal institntions of England and Wales, will lecture in Hope Chape} on Monday evening, Sapuary BL. Subj ovel L England. the King pular lee Dickens Ja a Sp mpton Free Preas. Mr. Dickens has deservedly won for himself a high standing among the orators of Bogland,—Lincolashire times Mrs Dickens is young orator of great power —Plymouth and Devonport Journal. Novel jiterature was handied in a mas terly style.—Peterborough News Doors open at 7: lectare to commence at 8 Tickets 25 cents, N. B. taries and lec ture committees addrens 72 Henry atreet, Spirit Literature | TED, YOUR OWN BUSINESS.—REV. FE. L. MAGOON, D. D., will iecture on the above subject before the Gilles Young Men’s Association, in Calvary Baptist church, West Twenty-third street, between Pitth and Sixth avenues od Wed nesday evening, Feb. ors open at7 o'clock. Lecture to commence at 8, Tickets, B5e., tobe had at the door and ot 'y. R. Redway, James Sandford, P. a. Leonard, George B. Durtee, Lorin Clark, P. 8. Taggart, Lecture Commitwe, SPHUIAL aurwks. STOR HOUSE. The patrons of this house are respectfully request? to five notice of their intended ar-tva), that their rooms may Fendy for them, especially during the winter. Every exertion wiil be made % promote the comfort of guests, the proprietor feeling grateful for the uninterrupted support he has received fortwentyone years. ‘The hotel # second to none in its sys. tem apd Solid “comforts, Especial attention to invalids. Ite situation fs moat central, cars runsing from its oumedtate vick throughout the city. Teavellecs urriving from the Rast 0d from the North will ind the small cara of the Hurlem Rail read an economy, and convenience, especially at night. They set down thelr pabseners in {rong ofthe house, Water d bath a each floor. 40 ee D'ENe MY ABSENCE FROM HESE MESSRS. 1 Brandeis & Co, are authorized to aet for ine by power of 4% ADELSDOR ik, Sr. attorney. New Yorx, Oct.9, 1858. AMMERER'S BAND—IN CONSEQUENCE, OF | RR: peated misrepreseatations by patrons of the above band are respectfully informed thut all orders are received by Mr. Joseph Frick, for the past fi years its leader, 181 Laurens street. \;OTICE TO TAXPAYERS.—THE COLLECTOR OF THE town i dlarlastelty will be at ibd Weatchester House, cor- ner of Broome street and the , January 27 and 28, be- Lick the thy of 0 nae to re ve Seo of Pelhamville a SLEXANDER ah HOLFE, Collector. ar, AL ELECTION OF THIRTEEN Paleo irene pebeop ny he Compa Lary will be held at Bisher or yenne, corner of Forty-fourth street, on Tuosiay, Fe 1, from 12 to 2 P, M. “il. BAILEY MYERS, Secretary. AE MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK CRICKET CLUB juested to attend the fot the Jaté John Ri- ebards, op y afternoon at 2 \y, from his late reaidence, corner Franklin and Taare aveauce, Brook- ne tec order. HENAY SHARP, President. un Spivey, Secretary. THE MILITARY. ENIOR VETERAN Cor CORPS "OF | OF 1812—A SPEUTAL Si treeting wil be tld at the ‘Mercer House on this (Friday) Crealeg dean ah at 136 vrolook 10 make arrangemsats, for celebrating die se birthday of the of onr Country, General George Washin; 1, On the Be ‘ebruary; also to request the honorable gentiemen of nate to pass the bill to give the poor and needy old soldiers of 1812 and the wide a to ation. [tis for those we only ask. and to give to those, ‘wealthy vete- rans will be satisti order, Isaac M. Puyrs, Adjutant H. RAYMOND, Colonel, THE FIREMEN. ‘OTICE._THE MEMBERS AND HONORARY MEM. bers of Fulton Engine Company No. 21 are requested to meet at the engine house, on Saturday, Jan. 29, at 12 o'clock, to Auend the funeral of our late members John HE Lenehan. By order. JAMES McCULLOUGH, Foreman. NEW PUI PUBLACATIONS. GREAT BOOK noun “POR AGENTS.—S <SEVENTH batt og ig ares Life, Slabs aphog re eh ys dinand Ue Soto, Discoverer of the ~ E finand De, £0 ‘pinioa, B fine wood engravings, Uy. WT Orr, of New York; ye on five paper, indis; Pombie wo every library, a book that everybody wants, and the cheapest work in the World; pronounced by the press “one of the most fatereating eat a In the English language.” Will guaranties any intelligent man or woman canvass! New York “and rooklyn. Sold only by tion. ‘Bead for semen: 5p. LLOYD, Publisher's Agont, New York. CLOTHING, &C. T 4 CENTRE STREET.— WANTED, $10.00 WORTH A” oftew and left off clothing for the’ Westera marke. Gentlemen will receive fly per cent more than their sup posed value SEE 8 or smal by calling at the store, or bddressing 7’ CONROY, # lire singe T THR CLOTHING STORE OF WILLIAM WALSH AL” No. & Contre street, corer of Duane sireet—wanted a large quantity of gentlemen’s cast off clothing; fifty per cent more will be paid, in ready os n elaewhere, for lange oF small lots. Address William Walab, No. 35 Centre street, JAST OFF OLOTHING.—OENTURMEN HAVING Cast J off clothing, and wishing to dispose of ft to advantage, can obtain the highest market pric: by adregsing or cailing "pon OALN MUIQIHY, at the elotLlos? store B07 Pour! surest, Due doer from Centre, ADIES’ AND GENT’S CLOTHING WANTED—FROM $5 to $16 pald for Iulien’ wile’ dresses: from $1.10 $3 for gent's pants; also carpets, furniture, kid gloves, &c, Lwvlies Attended to by Mra, HA note by. post metal attended to by B13 Heventh avenue, between Nineteenth aad Twen- tieth streets, Don’t forget the number. OOO Werte OF CAST OFF CLOTAING Wann. 5. ed—In lows of pany, etze, large or small, from or log garment upwards. Pity per cent moro tan gan boo ed elses here wii) be realized by applying to JAMES MO- RONBY, a Pearl street. FINE ARTS. RICHARDTS EXHIBITION OF AMERTOAN + scenery isnow opened atthe National Acwdemy of [de Bien, Tenth sireet, between rondway and Fone h aveave, fies 9 to's and from 619 10 o’cloek. "hdmiseion son tickets 60 cents, ‘INE JITEOGR ALAS OF THR RUSKIAN SCREW fretve. ro-gun corvette Japancse, built by WH. Webb. Kay for the Russian government, (ur sale by BLOTE & JANES, 98 Fulton street, ~ WATCHES, J JEWELRY, &0. OnE LY JBWELR OLD AND NEW PERARIA, la and other precious stones bought for cash by AW. ACK ROR 512 Kroadway. Watcher ar dS a? of every dene ~ enh ‘received on sale ‘and the bulk of the cash va- jue advai 0 WATON IMPORT! gs RS AND MANUFATURERS OF Jewelry. <A gontiemdn having a fine business place, sn ine best of (he buriness part of the city, derive a ited. in the above lie or to sell op eommisaion. J. Meuor- son, N. ¥, Post office. Lb PAMIDINS wa TINO @ooD ABRVANTS TMME- a TS gl street, corner of arenue, Atenatve ins oe ‘fe Cowducted b; 08 fas abundanee of elvil, capable beip. Y & Feepeat- able Ameriomm indy. movers TR AAR GRNTLEMA) ED 27, HANING RETIRED PROM active bu went agon his pountey i thor dane fom fd hong high sand in wosey fp iirenio make ‘the weqiuninta ‘8 young, marriage, she ma bo of unblemiahed and well educated, wi @ kind ore ee ol and of fant Any OU whe fom huly coe tp gts auntie kad deen oor. SE oe ne a dogo with full condone tat tif Somunnatontions wi Mehotd metetly consdential, and. will be honorably 0 person need aa does Lot tiatahe ong come tp (0 to above stan sand it desire to trite wit then, leaee adecws Ac Th C., box 128 Herald of ATRIMONTAL, ALLIANCOR BuRRAT hale ad street, Routh Py ectumy wih forts of Te end al partoulars, sent i. ents in Sore 0 Tece PON ANT A WATSOR, Maaager, + Union. iy ‘a view to ce capes intelligent 3 LOST AND FOUND. 0G LOST—A LARGE BLA Dykes GA ae ae |e collar, witbout name; ° person returuing bisa to 19 C)Lt street will recelve reward. LS 54 GOLD PRNCTL, Wilt er OWNER'S NAME Fetur rabng ito eres H. Lelteria 248 Lost Bae, secker nti NO. 1 ON THE for Savings, Bleecker rewarded dby Tear ‘T—IN THE ‘TRANSMISSION LS ville, Chio, to New York, two “dplicated bonds ‘and Indiana Railroad benville a ees okt ear dated Ta at Tak Casa By Comer Poem ree ment Pia been flopped ‘he finde wil evewerted by": tur A. Fisher, 18 Exchange place. T OST—IN THE NEW HAVEN (BOBTON) EXPRESS LJ train to this elty, on the night of the 20d inst, a large double fi ese cagsimel ere incre sian. fa oy centre. e. ae me 1 be liberally rewarded by leat Kast Toirty third street. OST—AT WALLACK’S THEATRE, ON (ranemenay evening, a victorine. The finder wil be guitabl a lo. warded by leaving iat the bex oflce ofthe theatre, oF at or I OST—ON TUESDAY LAST, A LARGE BLACK NEW- 4 foundland dog, white breast, white spcts ‘on the forehead apotted lega; answers to the name of Dash, A liberal reward Will be paid’on his return to "219 Bleecker street. Lot —AN ELEGANT (.1?TLE RED) SACK COAT. ‘The owner begs that whoever finds this arrangement will take particular care of it, as ita endeared to him from being an immense favorite with some of his lady (rieuds, whose affections he fears he may lone should it not be restored. T "O8T.—PASS BOOKS ON THE FOLLOWING BANKS:— 4 Two on Beamen’s, two on Bowery, one on Bleecker street, one ch roadway, No, 7,113. The finder will be weil rewarded by leaving the wame'at elther of the deaka of above banks, IPPET LOST.—LOST, IN ELEVENTH STREET, PLETE avenue or Seveuteenth street. carly on Weduesday mora tng: 2 stone marten victorine, ined with brown slik, the tinder be suitably sewarded by leaving it at 23 West Eleventh st, 83 feet white; snawers to the name of Snapps. Green with street, $F REWARD FOR THE RECOVERY OF 4 DOG LOST from the premises corner of Elghty-fourth street and hyeuue a, Yorkvilie, on Wednesday evening, a large, black Newtoundlad: anawers to the name of Dash; bad on 8 chain collar with brass plate and name of A. G, Perry, engraved theres REWARDS. | RRWA RD. —10sT, ON THR. TH, “x B BRINDLE dog; has a white spoton his forehead, and has two front Inquire at No. 44 $5 REWARD.—LO8T, ON 27H INST. IN GOING FROM ) Brooklyn to the Surrogate’s oflice, New York, or thence t> Wall street, a small parcel of law papers, enclosed in an elastic band. ‘On returning the papers (which are useless toany one else) to M. Leyne, 65 wat street, the above re- ward will be paid. &! $5 () —LOST, ON “ONE oF THE SIXTH AVENUE OU. cars, on the evening of January 21, a gold hunting cose English patent lever watch, engraved case, No. 38,195. ‘The sbove reward will be paid on delivery of the watch w G. Mh ie, No. 415 Broadway, and no questions asked. IN. sURANCE. poeemasr ANNUAL REPORT aor Te IW YOR! LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Amount of assets January 1, 1858... premiums received duri the year ending the lat of January, Peels of interest received $iued during the year ending Jan. 1, 78,173 28 + 8,074 38 Net: amount of endowment premium. . 39 40 495,761 20 Total ++++91,898,727 45. Angee eat for losses by death. interest on divide: see paid for ‘cancelled ‘notes’ and Felurn premium on eancelled poll ciea, 31,216 65 pense: amon pald ‘for of ees ty physicians and trustee tee rentio Mt + 16,000 46 A&soust (paid for wationery ee ostares express charg ‘and office 6,402 67 SEB. Amornt pai’ for cominiasions, adver sas gachanges, medical examina- _ 808625 80 Tots! 1,896,901 56 Cash in bank.... Invested in seew laws ele ere ee New ‘ton eal as fixtures, Noa, 112 Bonds, and rigages drawing 7 soning ira i er ent interest nest mana ue iy and. semf annnal premia Gopert sad, Seat oan oo na 64 Interest accrued up to Jan. Renta acerned up to Jan. 1, 18 Notes received for 40 per cent of pre. mlums on policles for whole term of ter 596,150 99 17,870 15. eS, 995, ‘The trustees have declared a scrip divitend of tl cent on all policies for the whole term cS life now in ‘and which were issued twelve months prior to Jan. 1, 1859; And atx per cent intereat in cash upon all previous dividends, ayable on and aller tke Ist Monday of March next, to those Eling eer certiicates, and to be ‘allowed in settlement of the = hae ou policies upon which notes have been re- 901 56 per Morris Franklin, ‘Alfred Freeman, M. D., Jobn M. Nixs Jobn 8. Bussio Henry I. Seunad, Pairiok, David Dows, Poring Nn ‘Andrews, Daniel 8. Miler, Ruseall D: Wiiam Barwon’ Wala ted bppleton, m, 0. Dusenbury, srles Joun B. Willems, Pliay Freeman, PRESIDENT, Morris Franklin. Actuary, Keudall, Pliny Freewan, coneitCad. ReaMrie ornelius R. Boge: George Wilkes, ‘toe VICE PRESIDENT, Taane ©. __ LOA OFFICES. ROADWAY,—O, LE FORT & 00, ava MONET 10 ADVANCE ON DIAM Watches, JRWALEY, PLANUS Shue DRY GOODS, MERCHANDISE, OR PERSONAL PROPERTY OF ANY DESCRIPTION, or will buy the same for ihe highest cash price Ladies and yentlemen wishipg (0 obiain money for short pertodsou pro gerty of Known value, accommodated at bt on liberal terms ens private. @. LE FORT eS 30.5 $38 Broadway, opposite Chinese Assembly “DRY Goons, aC. ek. eat Me oT Baoapw 4y--aly, KINDS a ilk HATHAWAY, BROADWAY, HAS JUST RR. whit doen, motions pare nd Gesirable; iusion capes, new styles; beaddresses and hatr pins in variety; he Rr and trimmings, BSOLUTE AND UNVARYING. AM At the ladies’ linen ore, Brosdway, near ‘Twenty-aisth “EERO DEV Par raN F TO aan ne, Seats i JPREDERICK MayNARD, LADIES’ SILK DRIRH TUTEONG, TASSELS, 40., eat espe sssortment, suitable for the Jobbing trade, constantly Moar eas ear ASSN dire sock at an inmente ation, tol ove the business, Great Lies offered to WEED'S MOLUNING St SHOR, cas fawn our Pinuoge uk ri ‘al ae Prenat potng eg vy soln eet sonngidn wi prey eee reas’ adel ! COMFORT!) ELEGANUE I!!! BY WEARING $ SHERWOOD eer ARE INSURED DOUGLAS & MATINEE wire PATENT DETA ABLE HOOP Fast ENING Pe yo ‘mally obviates: from entangling te fel o foreign nubwiancee nie hoops, COMPO! route ecause be taualin, exit can be iasteua ame wed from the eprings by PA’ TENT 1 DETACH ABLD PASTENINGS, washed, il no great: er. ikaanon a hy pope reat yng ic cut of | - muslin 3) a meniaril oc composed, give + graceful pened op tileendhading and will, in hot weather, the wearer to dispense with any intermediate skirt. ‘The MAT MATINED Sei SKIRT bas eleven hoops, weighs but tex OUNCES, IS STAMPED AITH THE TRADE MARK of Messrs. DOUG. LAB & SHERWOOD, and i the best akirt ever introduced to the pubilc, and quite Todispensable tocvery Jy who desires apparel SAFETY, COMFORT and KLE GANCH “Por sale aia ibe principal stores ia, the ‘Called States and Canada. KIRTS—TWELVE SPRING SKELETON SKIRTS, seit adjaating, busue, made without sewing, 51 81; four: Wen apringe, $1 60. and seventorn springs. $2. Dealers plied with oine springs for $8 er doaen; tivelve, spein a, Hi, and fourteen springs. $15, Le HARDING. 231 Soring sirect near Hudson street No connection wits ibe next gore GANVEL THOMPEON, , ADWAY, (ate ak Waid 2 Sain a) Respectfully informs the jobbing trade that he has been ap- pointed agent for the following celebrated manufacturers, and that the orders be may be favored with aball be carefully’ and promptly execnted:— . H, HORSTMAN, Philadeiphia, Pa. Ladies’ dress trimmings. Curtain and a ea trimminy ‘Venetian biit ae trimmings. Couch laces and were THE SHOCKEET LEATHER CLOTH COMPANY, Newark, N. J. 46 inch black ana colored enamelled cloths. 48 und 50 inch biace and colored ducks. 0 SKIRT MANUFACTURERS. —WE HAVE ON HAND large quantities of No. 14 flattened steel, both tempered And untempered, which we will ell low to MOKAN &CO., Skirt manufactirers, 08 Canal sireet. WINTER FASHIONS. ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, Target wreaths, Ball and bridal wreaths, dresses and bouquets. A fall and general assortment of every description of French and American Jobers and milinera are lavited to call and examing at PRIUS artificial Flower Manutuctory, 45 Division steel, MPORTANT NOTICE—A ies 7a FURS, FU! FUR: LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S FURS, Now is the ime for bargains. Heat qnabty of furs at your own price. Manitllan, rictorines half capes, mutts, culls Ac. Sleigh robe far cape, coiars, gloves. All HL. Hari john street, one door from Nassau. OTICE, NOTICE, NOTICE. N' URS, FURS, FURS. in Broadway, No. 216, eTBey, will close out ibeir balnaes of stock Indien’ and gentle- ‘afine FURS at ten per cent below cost. wish a good artic! they ‘are date to close out every article at ten per cent Their store le 23 Maiden lane, comer of Nassan street, HE HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY, From now until everythin; River mink half Ss, French miok waif eape,| feape, Preach sable buifcape, rink victor, $6; real fich fable victor, $5; mulls and cuffs of longing serine tate Gia be aoe at hi oi an on account of WHITE & SIRD igre in tw their new store To those who Je at a leas price gost to manufacture, we would advise to call on White & ea aied, rmined to 54 Broapwar, ‘Wil farthur redyee the. prices LADLE Fancy FURS and utber aruciea and see. archon very AK J J. KING, 64 Broadway, ANSTROCTION, CADEMIES OF WRITING AND, BOOKKERPING—f2 Bowery, and 288, Fulton street, Brooklyn.—§ gives three sninthe’ (72) lessons in penmanship and limited course in double entry bookken Tatiow ‘Writing lessons, $2, 16 lessons. Col. Pi inown teacher of writ rrioe, One of the beat insiraciors ia'the CADEMY OF cauetibas 92) BROADWAY-—?, MARTINELLI, vere paenaien, given in. ew a. Br prmsaee mp bos bala angsies and Lo formed da; evel ‘erms in classes quarter. Apply as. ‘above, wF. RTINELLI. bog A LADY, WHO HAS HAD TWO OR THREE YEARS’ experince in teaching Rugliah, music, Frenca and draw- ing, wishes an immediate engagement us teacher in a family. Pi caeee given and req Address Teacher, Broadway rort office. ACADEMY, OF PENMANSHIP AND BOOKKEEPING, 362 Broadway.—New pupfis are received day and even’ ing for instruction in writing und bookkeeping. There are no classes; the Instruction ts separately imparted and thorough, Full success guaranteed to ‘ad, OLIVES By, GOLDSMIEHE BEERS PENMANSHIP AND ARITHMETIC— DOLBEAR & VOGELSOA RFF 605, 607 and 60 Broad- <p the largest commorcial insutute in New York, wad eatlemen or boys in a superior practical Be private dene fo for $18 vacant. By ap natesnh tot. Rrexce LESSONS GIVER—BY A LA DY, LOR GRNTLE. manexperienced in teaching. A a ks atree!, between Harriaon and Degraw, Brooklyn. Sa 'ADAME AUGUSTA’S SCHOOLS IN NEW YORK AND Brooklyn.—Second quarter began the 25th January at aun Btonawayy days of tukdou, Tuesdays and, Fridays, ef XPM. in Wrooklyn, at 122 Clintoa aireet, on Moddays aud Thursdays, at 33g P. M. MUSICAL. ATS HAMBERS STRERT, THR WEILL RNOWN AND old established 1SAACB advances money to any amount va diamonds, watches, jewelry and every description of vain able property, or the aime bought at tha’ hi heat eaab prices ‘ompt and confidential. N. B.—No vi op lay. DVANCES MADE ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES AND jewelry, or bought for cash, at the old established store of Le JaCOus & Co. SH Broadway. trieuy conidentlal aid wo ican office signs about the building. “Opposive the roadway DVANCER MADE ON WATOHEAS, JEWRLRY, Iia- A wonds, d0,, or bougnt for cAsh, at Bight Eatablished in Wiab, “Buninean cousdential, in the Fear of my retail sure Parties wishing advances would do weil to call on me. 1. JACOBS, 4] Broadway. HONTI@MAN, DIAMOND BROKER AND GENERAL = dealer, advances money on diamonds. watches, jewelry or buys thesime for the highest casi prices, at hid orivit oftice, 66 Naseau street, up stairs, room No, 2.’ Business strict ly confidential, T THOMPEON & CO.’8, BROKERS AND Agente g td A ‘merchants, 102 Nassau siroel, corer of Ann, goons N Zand 3, second ‘Advance money from $1 w $5), watches, diamonds, jewsiry, aad al securities, oF bought. Notes, “ec,, negoualed. {MUinds of sewing machioes boaght and wold, ‘A. i, THOMPSON, Auctioneer. T JAOKSON'S-MONEY ADVANCED ON DIAMONDS, A watches, Jewelry, plate, dry goods, merchandise and yer: roperty of every description, or bought and sold. JO- eas JACKSON. ractionser und broker, 11] Grand ste, doors west of Hroatway. —* DVANCES ON MEROHANDISR; oa diamonds, loose or set, in large or small lots; on watches, jewelry, dc; on bonds, bank o¢ railroad stocks, or the same bonght a the hiuhest cach peleom, H. BARRINGER, 170 Beondway, room 25. T NO. % MAIDEN TA *H. ANDRUS, AUCTION eer.—Cash advanced oa watchos, diamond, jaweiry, ew ing machines and other property. Sewing machines always ou and for sale. Aucdon aaies attended to, Good machines bought, O.8 BRODY, BROKER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, corner of Greenwich, uuder the Vor iten Dash, advances’ ssasey on diemonae, waiasen Jewelry = other merchandiae, or bought for the highest cash prices. Ger: man, Speais and other languages spoken, 1, LAWRENCE & CO, COMMISSION: “Mi No. 14 Pine street, (basement of the Bat wealth,) are prepared to make liberal advances on wat ‘ly diamonds, powelty, merchandise in bond, and on every de seription of personal property, Offlce and business si'etly private, Office ‘hours from 9 MOREY, 70, LEND, AT MODERATE RATES ON satehon Jewelry, aiiver, clothing aad peranaal prepa ty of al) descrip! be redeemed at any tine Wiki one year. WH. BARNAND, 21 Third. avenue, between Highth and Ninth streets. Frivate ofioe entrance ty tho hell ROHANTS, f Comme AWNBROKER® TICKRTS ROUGHT—ALSO MONEY to loan on watehes, jewelry, diamonds, clothing, &e . &2., &t 426 Froadway, up stiles, rooms Sand 6, Business rooms, ppcirabesasoinn ~~ NEWSPAPERA. BRCANTITE AGENCIES,” OR, THE JAPANPSR Spy System in New York, ~For an exposure of thia dis: at (of Worse than useless aystem, aee ihe NAW YORK ATURDAY PRESS of thia week. For sale at all the news depots and by all the up town booksellers. GRRAT BARGAIN.~NEW SEVEN OCTAVE RO@E- wood pianoforte, warranted perfect, exquisite tone and touch, will be sold at & ais bargain, or & second hand piano taken in exchange, by A. eee manufactarer, No. 155 Weat Broadway, near GREAT BARGAIN.—A FOUR ROUND CORNERED seven octave rosewood pianoforte, fintstied back and front the same, carved loge, ac.; serpentine mouldings, overstring pass. splendid tone, city maker's guarantee; must bi any sacrilice. Apply at residence 298 Madison atreet MAGNIFICENT TONED AND SUPERBLY FINISHED full seven octave rosewood planoforie and sto), city made and guaranteed for three yours frora laatt August, will be sold, for want of tse, at $160 lees than coset marchascs immediate, ly; has large round cornera, front beautifully iniait with pearl, scolloped keys, grand circular seale, French action, dowble iron frame, richly ornamented, carved legs. lyre. tine front triple ‘mouldings, de Touch and tne unmirpased.. Call and examine before percbiaing, at the residence 149 Wooster street, rear Houaton, one large pleasant reom, lcoly fu ENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE CAN BE A‘ @ UD beard sod pioamant ravens tam Pera dated house containing al) the modern improvements, by inq' Ing at Nor 216 Clinieo street, Brooklyn.” PRIVATE FAMILY DESIRE 70 LET, WITH BOARD, 10 one couple eltber two gentlemen or x ehleman and an ee ype pid Oe hear N AND WIFE, OR A PARTY OF SINGLE Le ye ‘and will be let low and easy of acceas. Becond s avenue. "aie family piping at 98 West Tei sirech, between ith ad ee nuca. References exchanged. i," FRONT PARLOR, - Ai WANDSOMELY sl ang teh fg vot grates on ihird fens te rasa Sele eara le terms. Apply at 118 Thompson street, corner or Princes CORNER OF © PPC way —GEN- rooms, na partial tora. AR. lors and We very eligibly located b way aod Wat may be desired not, aa LT rier LAFAYETTE Sree PEAR, _ NEAR FOURTH ST! rooms for families or single be oblained fr this house, with Bret claas ae Ferma moderate. Reftrences RAST TWENTIETH (STRPRR, A A FEW DOORS 36. fon Bronte Jway.—A neat and pleasant pC. 4 with boar, may now be obta enueman Hogie gentlemen, References exehangst. ated 4 ELEVENTH STREET.—SUITS nished rooms fp. saltable tor » peatiomen ys cals Spon te Haropean paw. 44 48 SEVENTH AVENUE, Kiedy oy a street, Singleand suits of rooms to let, furnished, with tull or partial bosrd; Bouse bas all the References, oe ay aA NU ROMRLS B gh tod PARLORS: tite We ae on 72) Broadway, oppo RooM WITH PARTIAL BOARD WANTED BY TWO oung men. on Brooklyn Heights, Address box 2,066, ENGLISH WIDOW LADY, OFFERS A HOME with every coufort, in her family, which ia small, and Without children, ‘The house ls large atid well {urnished, Ap- ply at 116 Sullivan strevt, near Browdway. ‘A MANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT PARLOR AND the second floor to let, with board. to a gen- Geean and wis, spare ct daa giciotan teen. class. Gonrecieni Reon a a Tited avenue eure, wad iron Way stages pass the door. Dinner ails o'elosk. "Apply at 7 St. Mark's place, kighth street. ‘i aly TT PLEASANT FURNISHED FRONT ROOM TO L With board if required, in & brown stone bouse conventent te care and stages. 71 West Fourteenth street, first house west of Sixth avenue. PRIVATE FAMILY, RESIDING AT 25 West Tw! ty-third etreet, near ‘Fifth avenue, would accommoda with board a family or one or {wo geaUemen, References ex. changed. A BRY TE FAMILY IN HOUST Macdongal, have a very fice zoom on the second Fmd Jet, with partial board, to one or to si house hag the modern improvements, aud loration very pleasant and desirable for one doing business ¢owa town. For full par- ticulars call at 713 Houston street. FAMILY OF TWO P#RSONS a0, OF to & party dy they can eojoy didrees for three days A. Wy dew) PRIVATE FAMILY CAN ACCOMMODATE TWO OR xentiemen with pleamsntly farnished rooms, ¥ applying at arth and Lexingto PRIVATE ENC LIS PAMILY ARN DESIROUS OP Jetting a comfortable room, with board, to a gentieman Wife, oF two single gentlemen; an agreeable home may be fed on; references required. Apply ut 194 Madison street, a 249 Broadway, room 63¢; parties wishing boi res ea havethetr places registered tor ity cents per mon! GENTLEMAN AND WI AA. tlemen can obtain board in @ p modern linprovements, at 100 East Twenty-second street, be: tween Lexington and Third aveuues. Terms moderate, OARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND LADY CAN BR AG. commodated with a neatly furnished parlor and bedroom; full board for the iady: the house contalng all, the modern im- t asa bes 5f may TWENTIETH STREET.—TO LET, A ROOM second and bedrom, on floor, in # modern built lady ‘and genilsmnan, of two angle geallemen, "D iy oe cl 7 WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET.—ONE LARGE room, suitable for a gentleman and his wife or two sin- gle gentlemen, may be obtained, with board; also other rooms for the secommedation of single yentiemen, 19 AND 81 SPRING STREET, THREE DOOKS FROM Broadway.—To let, several Handsome! to single gentlemen. The location is near til che arst clase oe tels and places of amusement in the city. Inquire of ANSON 1 Q EIGHTH STREET, OPPOSITE THE MERCAN- 43 tie Library.—A pleasant and handsomely f back room on tbe second floor, wi References ex- changed. 72 4 BROADWAY.—A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, OR two single gentlemen, can be accommodated with a large back room on second floor, with or without board, nBROADWAY. —FURNISHED AND UNFUR. wd parlors and bedrooms, with if de. MISCELLANEOUS. T HOBBY & 00.8, FLOUR AND MEAL FOR PAMT- ly or baker's use; all grades of Southern, Western and Genesee flour for sale in any quantity, tro mone tw oae hun- dred barrels, to suit purchase 4, at wholesale prices, delivered to any part of the city or vieuSty; the city trade, and families in particular, will flod tage to call and see us, White beans for sale at $1 10 per bushel. HOBBY & CU., 8% Dey street, New York. N INSTANTANEOUS LIQUID HAIR DYE, ‘or brown, 37 cents a GHOKGHS WATR DYE, the cheapest and best in the world; instantaneous, never-fail- ing and durable. Price Thirty seven cents only. tain as much “hate dye” as an: listers, no burning, no discolor 1 never fade or Wash BLACK Warranted to © ata dollar. is easily applied. and produce #8 qnick #8 ap BEAUTIFUL tho nein: out, but will pplied a BLACK OR BROWN COLOR, and of go natural an appearance thatit cannot be distinguished from the natural The “aye” cam be appiied on Fe mises it deaired—a sure test of its virtues dye” is entirely different trom others: tt will not injure the glose of the most delicate hair, neither will it cause er dry Appearance sy generally produced by most hair dyes. The time required to dye the Whisks, MOUSTACHE OR EYEBROWS is but a few secon Bol at SCOTT'S drug store, 306 Grand street, New York; im Brooklyn, at Mrs. i 175 Folton street; in Wiliamsburg, at Liviugaton's, 241 Gravdtraet: in Philadelphia. at Callender & Co's, corner of Third and Walnut streets (sole agents for Pitiaeip tla Persons in the country can have “George's hair dye” forwatded to em by expreay at the rate of $4 a dozen, by en- closing the amount.” Not less than quarters of dozem will e sent. provements; TR FAMILY, OCOUPYING Ti {sa first class four story brown stone, tand agreeable party; equal to a first class hotel; references exchanged. Apply at ¥5 St. Mark's phice OARD—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, AND SEVE- Falsiogie gentieme find good accommodations at 15 Perry street, corner of Waverley place; small rooms on second and two front rooms on fourth floor. None bu partiesneed apply. Dinner at P. M. —T0 LET WITH BOARD, PLEASANTLY FUR. nished rooms containing gas, hot énd cold water, pantry, Pleasant ary od. and ed e1 Terms reasonebie. Apply few doors west of Bixth fivennte. OARD IN A FRENCH FAMILY IN JROOKLYN. —~- ingle gentleman canbe socommodated with room and partial bosrd. Gas and bath im the house, Apply at 299 Hicks street, between arson aud Degraw. OARD IN TWENTY-THIRD STRERT—A VERY PLEA sant room, on third story, front, with full or partial board fo let, suitabie for a gentieman and wife, or two siagle geaule men, in a first clasa house, wi the modera improvements hy at West Twenty-third street, References exchanged OARD IN THE SEVENTH WARD.—A SMALL, PRI vate American family, will Jet with {nll or partial board, one aquare room, with gas, fire aud bath, to single gentlemen where vagy =F find every comfort of a'home ae agreeable society. Alar osingie rooms with References ex chan, =e eee a 7d Henry street, first door norih of Market OARD IN BROORLYN.—A LARGE AND FRONT oom, adjoining, on the second floor, to let, with board, iogether oF separate, at atreet,’ corner of kina few minute's walk of the South or Walt root teery, OARD IN BROOKLYN.—GENTLEMEN SEEKING Br port board nnd pleasant family, where the comforts of a home may be realized; you: omen Af ‘one large room and one om roam can ms moderate. Apply at 36 ¥ walk ‘Falta terry. Conoord street, five miatives! Bz, “ON BROGKLYN HEIGHTS—A GENTLEMAN and his wife, or single gentlemen can be accommodated ‘with board and pleasant rooms, in a desirable location, conve- nient to Fulton and Wall street ferries, by applying at 87 Hicks street, corner of Pineapple. BAR, WANTED-IN FIFTH AVENUE, OR WITHIN one block of Fifth avenue. breakfast and tea, for which $25 per month will be ae ohjection to & private fainily; best of reference given. Address for three “days Mr Courtneay, Madison square Post of be a first class house. OARD WANTED—FOR A YOUNG LADY, IN A PRI- vate family, widow preferred. $3 a week will be paid, in advance if reqitired. The very best references will be given: Address H., Herald aflice. Boaz, WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG English girl, in a private family; ts out during the day at Work, ‘Terms 82 Address Fanny, Herald aitice, OARD WANTED—A GENTLEMAN DESIRES A WELL. furnished room with breafast only, ina sociable family, where the comforts of a home can be enjoyed. Address, with arti Herald onl it rooms can find such in a private |AUTION.—WATTS' NERVOUS ANTIDOTE,—UNPRIN- 8 doctors are putting out clumsy counterfelta; none {8 Without our wgzature. Call and sve the or ginal certificates and sworn affidavits of cures. We retura the Brice if t does no good JOHN PYNE & CO,, 109 Nassan street. eS —DR. SCHONECKER’S ORIENTAL deantiler ie now the grand coupele grace of every Pari- sian as weil as New York belie. It gives the akin instanta- neously the highest state of perfection; #0 perfectly natural that it is ira) ponte a detect its presence; removes a)! impurt- ties of the skin, and 's alo a delightul perfume. Itis war- ranted free from all injurious ingredients. Price $1. For sale At the principal drug stores. “On reeeipt “of $25 Yeo, send free to any part of the Union. Try its reatly my effect alia cueral depot of Dr SOHOMMOKER'S oriental fcatitiver, S86 Broudwey, AT BEEF, FAT BEEF, FAT BEEF.—THE LARGEST ‘ox ever raised in this State will be exposed for sale at the stand of Messrs. aL FELBBALL, Noa. 4.and 6 Fulton market, on Saturday January 29, 1859. “This ox (Westchester) a8 rai fesichester county, by Mr. Denton Peareal), Bnd will be sled thls dy. Tt weighs now, alive, 3,553 Iba. wishing ig young steer ever seen in ear! the bonsig that roam the feds ne; He is the fairest of them all, je pleases ev i compas, THE SUN 18 LOW, r S20 for one blood they be know, ‘our hb ‘Aad uek it in moss raphdiy. black or Frrdenl’s ombrate are sifeued yuisy, Lyon's Powders chance to light fuanitiod and Someads an faankind and exists. Ail genuine signed 8 LYON. Sample tasks, 2ee.7 Pogular sines, 800, aa 81 : RNES & PA. Md T G. ARKOLUD, Manufacturer and importer of Seotcn Nout Brovnse street, second door went of Broadway SY. ADIES' PERIODICAL GIRDLES SENT FREE TO ‘any address. Price $2, which may be paid in advance or on delivery of a. Scheae Address New York Elastic Compa- By, Broadwa} ianixox,ra beep tn sR, foe i ar SERS APER EDGE GILDING 10 PAPER rg, stationersand book bladers.—A Cai WILIAM G. SHRPPSAD are sill a 17 Spr ing in the best manner and at the lowest price. for paper at the mill. aera gee RE- for the ore. ld Contracts made, Bose. WANTED—FOR A GENTLEMAN, WIFE, child (33g years old) and servant; breakiast ouly for ge man; front room, with bedroom adjoluing, ou second oor, fur sae location on or beara car or stage route, and wih a family preferred. Address, stauing terms, location nd alt partic D. G., Herald 0 OARD WANTED—FOR A LADY AND DAUGHTER where instruction in French and music, or the English branches would be considered an equivaleat for the board of one; unexceptionable references given and required. Address Instruction, Herald off OARD WANT FOR A LADY, IN OR XeAR THiS price must be moderate. Address, veati and tarsnb, G. B. Howard, Herald 0 office. as ne OARD WANTED IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLE and lady, with ond small child, wish to engage a furnished Toom, witha private family; terms must be moderate; refe- rences given and required. ‘Address Cole, Herald office. OARDING AND LODGING.—PLEASANT AND DRSI- rable rooms, with board, for single gentlemen, in a neat &nd well ordered house, may be bad at H. Bock’s, 17 Riving ton street, JOUNTRY BOARD WANTED—FOR A LADY, 4 Lit. Ue girl of 12 yeara and a boy of 3 yeara of age, with ove large room. Address B.O.N., box 193 Herald oilive, statiog the lowest terms, including fire and lights; leo if there are aus sehcolg near, and ff there is aay music in the house, and time from the city. Private families io the cliy may absWer, in- eluding a genileman. OUR, BOARD WANTED—FROM ABOUT MAY I to about Nov. 1, fora centieman, wife and servant, where no others wili be take, within two houra of New York, aud immediately on tae salt water, Address, with terms, &c., House, box 148 Post office, New Tors. TOKE, OVS, Bw FOURTH AVENUR.—FAMILIES wishing board for the winter, would do well to apply. A nicely furnished parior and bedroom, with board, fea and gas, for $i2 oF $15 per_week for two; rooms for genemen, 3h ‘Transient boarders, $1 2 per aay. A $350 PIANOFORTE FOR LESS THAN $0—TULL seven octave, rosewood, round corver case, carved, &o., acolloped keys, splendid Nd tone, fui tron fram, beautifally or” namented: oabufactared by Old established city makers. Ap- ply at the residence Not i nd street, near the Bowery. AY GREAT BARGAIN FOR CASI, If APPLIED FOR immediately, Handeome seven actave planctorte for 81%, mahogany case, rosewood front, ling desk. chy mak 0 Tose wood pianoforte fOr su. o- e bewitiful seven oc- wood pianoforte, comt $300, fh MACDONALD & CO., 245 Sixth ave. Banos OAN BR AD IN NEW AND SECOND hand pianos, all of which Fespect, at the manufactory oi ter sireet, ween Houston oz KERING & SONS, wiasturers of Man GRAND, 8QUARB AND UPRIGHT PIANOS, areroomalit Srond way ©, & SONS have been awarded % prite medals for th riority of their manufacture for the lyst 86 years, Also, for sale, MASON & HAMLIN’S SUPERIOR MELODEONS AND [HARMON IONS, sape- for parlors, churches, vestries and bay 1 4 Pindvan aie > at Wholesale and reisil. ITAR Phy SINGING.—NAPOLEON W. GOULD, qr guitarist, concerts, ibeatres, Italian wiehabien be puoi in A few leagona to accompany opera, se, ngs and’ play effectively the moat admired compositions. ‘Addrem Ob eure avon, or Nesey. Find: A/Poad'e manele more, 647 Broad way EtG A LADY WHO IS AN BXUSLLENT TE. wy of guitar and harp, with singing, wishes to obtain a few more papila po will be waited uj Wy Dabs dences for guitar Jeagone at $$ per month; for harp, one Louisa, teacht of music! Bentley's’ despatch, ‘otigon NOR SINGER WANTED-NY (THE. IST OF MAY dag Some well Feonrncaed dud “eho i sccnstomed 0 og 7 pagan 2 church music. Address Musi, box 8 ook Brooklyn Post office, — AS neem _- SPORTING. OR SALE A WANDSQMtE RWFOUNDEAND WaToH tha the ovenioe At ba Church street, np sien. treet, and WARTHD—A SMALL BLACK AND TAN bi em et 5 to7 pounds weight; must be well marked, and ni weigbty age aid Dries under 1U Oimonthe sid. rs iw to be seen, G. P. G bean Feta oor Bat roa ket rou PoReasy PARLOR, BEDROOM AND STUDY, WITH bath, gas, &c.. to let, in West Seventeenth street. "A god location tor a physician. ' Rent $75 per quarter, payable in ad: vance. Address P, D. ¥., Union square Post office, giving relerences. URNISUED ROOMS TO LET—TO A GENTLEMAN AND Jady, borrd for lady only, at 23 Lispenard street. WU RNISHED ROOMS.—A COUPLE OF VERY PLEA- F sant rooms on third floor, suitable for two geatlemen or a Gentleman snd wife, to let, withont board: in a small private unily, a 8 6 Pitt street, near Grand; terms moderate. Re- red, YOOD_ LOPOINGS—2B TO H CENTS PER NIGHT, Si G to 82 00 per week: gentieman and wife, 75. cellent restaurant in eonneeden. | Globe. ‘Ulotal, Frankfort and William streets, near the City i: [* SONSRQUENCE OF THE OCCUPANTS UNEXPEOT- edly going to housekeeping, two roome will be Faennt & 146 Foorth street, near Barrow, A gentieman and wile, sogie gentisinen, wih, peesssary refereness, will anda ples- sant home ata a reasonable price, BATLY FURNISHED APARTMENTS, IN A PRIVATE family—A small “parlor and bedroom, with closet, erate and nsita gentleman could have, partial board ifre quired: parties Keeping howe, use of kitchen, servant ‘Terms mmoderste. References exchanged. Apply at mata Amity street INGLE GENTLEMEN, OR GENTLEMEN AND THEIR wives can be nocommodated with rooms at 273 West Twen: a -third street. Terma reasonable. Best of references giv ren ad required. Dinner at 6 o'clock. id LET—APARTMENTS SOTPARLS Loe A SINGLE gra dye room Soa coosteig < Gs ‘fn large frout parlor on io. Will be borented, ‘without board, by a rsa fet icin wy and Union g Ak immediate vicinity of ‘rey Sean of Soo oO Oo Zoaeraea BOOMS TO + ‘nekan Sean ments. io peiF atta Wen Trey tse re first street ANTRD—IWO ROOMS IN, A FIRST, Cl.A8S House, Wirt ee board for & mie 12 years old. vonra for. ker Toibe father on Sund need not answer. 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Try it; only twenty, five « vents SCOTT'S TOOTH ACHE D¥STROYER is algo a very valuable article, a certain, permanent and barm- legs one; only Twenty-five centa a bottle; ‘will invariably aa the worst case of toothache, and give im- ( not injure the teeth, and will render ade- th as asafel ae over. Buy a bottle before going to the A certain cure. in Brooklyn, Mra. Payea, 175 Fulton street; in Wil urg. Livingston, 244 Grand sweet; im Philadelphia, Cal leader &Co., -, corner Third and Walnut HACER CORED IN 4 RW MINOTER a on. , and barmiess cure, no matier how much decayed will tpyariabl re TOOTHACHE DESTROYER, ive im pes rou,“ Fomedy will not tajure th tooth, Bas Diseased gama, ulcerated leeih, or swollen {aoe are cured EAGLE SLATE COMPANY, HAVING PREPARED ly inereased production of thelr aupe: aD the same, deliverable after the opening of na Heit the ‘tension of bullders throughout tie Cntted ‘Sa mpt atention Will be given to pe ‘addressed Kage Slate Company, corner of Tenth a rt, OF 1a, the. undersigned, at ‘either samples can be exam: lars, giving sizes sulars, obtained. G, FURMAN, JR., 27 Cortlandt street, N. ¥. DAIRYMEN.—GRAINS EVERY DAY, FRESH, AT jsmmer’s steam brewery, Harlem. Tod RR rrr HESTNUT ae b peter LED CHAMBSR po aia ture Sty. d warranted manufacture, in all colora sie Wee La TARRINGTON'S 363 Canal sireet, oppo- Woctler sirect. Manutaetor wory and 43 Wooster areet. NANMELLED CHAMBER SUITS OF LA lope i rare, 0-3 four doors erst of Prormrons BOUGHT FOR —e MONBY.—a FAIR Flee piven te rou ey for furni &o.; beat 123 Sinth avenue, nth wad Weott'aa URNITURE BOUGHT Hd EADY ~ Pvaive riven in ready money for furntaane cesioun eae e,, 1 13 Sisth avenue, between Ninth nod Te ‘and Tenth streets. =" URNITURE WANTRD—A_ FAMIL ce: é wet . willing to take ean an with nowy married cougi, by a IVING UP ure, and iy addressing G- Hi. B., Herald