The New York Herald Newspaper, January 12, 1860, Page 3

ADDRESS TO THE MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE. {From te Austin Intelligencer, Dec. 23. lednesday ey lg ce e assermbied in Austin. Vast mul- ronged the Capitol. The ladies filled the Repre- ves Huil to overilowing lovg vefore the appointed ‘ur. The immense gallery of the house had been prop- prevent the possible danger from the heavy weight. ig the extra props, a report at one time got that the ‘was setiling, which caused great appre- » ions. A little after eleven in the forenoon Mr. Baxter ‘ thet Gem, Houston preferred to address the side of the house. But upon a vore to comply equest, the house refused to allow the inangu- orwise than as appomted. The immense throng font the stepe now became greatly ‘iseatistieds ctury addresses of Gov. Runnels and Lieut. -Goy. were delivered in the House of Repreaentatives. -b of office was then administered to Gen. Hous- hall Amef Justice Wheeler. The Governor then came of the Capitol, where he had to re- until the immense throng inside could Tn a voice clear, distinct, impres- idible to the three or four thousand persons revonty he delivered the following address, which wes requenlly jaterrupted by enthusiastic applause: — THE SkNAVE AND Flocse OF REPRESENTATIVES: — retirement by the voice of my fellow-citi position of the Execative of the wot lagevsible to the delicacy and importance and dilee euide aeveure Sram wee Wax ing bean with- awn for years past to the discuarge of federal duties ja Senaserof the United States, } have not had the advan- tage of partwipating im the socal affaurs of the Stave, and tare pe ny to inquire into affecting its interests. I am ware that our local interests are varied and important, feo) pleasure tp assuring nay fellow citizens that my Jebject wall bo to promote and advance every interest gene to section, and to use my best endeavors fhe our resources. Toefi-ctuate this object and Tabtd omic of my fellow-citizens it will be meceesary that] y and realize a hearty ce- ~ yee on the part of Cog pH representatives in swwummating these decirable objects. My perpose, a8 Foil as my desire, will be to sustam such measures of policy as may bave been introduced promotive of the [public good, and to inaugurate acd advance such others as ban conform to the best interests of the community, Our insular situation imperatively demands the con- struction of raUroads om an extended and practicable fecle, commenswiate to the growing importance of our Seulements, a8 weil as to the production and commerce /@ai'y increasing in our country; at the same time a raed should be adopted and pursued which would secure the Skate against all Soy op, and ensure the fulfilment of ev ry charter grant and the accomplishment of every eovtiact to-which the government may be a rok ‘The munificent grants made by the government ho! out every inducement for the investment of capital and the employ- ment of enterprise. and it is but Sieg to it that all fair re- quirements in its behalf should be exacted and conceded @ retarn for its liberality. The iiprovement of our rivera, so far as can be effeetod at a commensurai ex- Tense, 80 as to render them navigable, where it is practi- ‘able, scems to me to La demanding the foster- mg care of the government. Nature has provided these channels of commerce, und when improved they will sup- ply the necessities: and wants of communities, which rail- Toads cannot accomplish for a length of time. ’ True vcono- ay fp wet Tealize from them whatever vant Taving rents ot the physical economy of our State, it ts proper and bighly important that | should advert to the tellectual anew, Joral improvement of our people. It isa ism that “to maintain Noerty, intelligencs is indis- Poveadle.” To attain this object education is all import- ‘ant; and if important, it shoula not be confined to clasass, Dut dieseminated throughout the whole communfty. How ‘to accomphsh this vbject to the greatest tion seems to be a gubject yet left for solution. The constitution evi- dences that its framers regarded education asa primary Pig and in that instrement ample provision was made tbe endowment of universities and the support of atest schools, The improvement and perfecuion of common schools suggest themselves to me as the found: tion upon which ,to erect the eystem of education; ‘nd when that foundation is firmly laid, it will be easy to erect thereon materiais for a university, if the voice of the Blate should, at some future day, require its establis ment. To me it seems both wise and expedient that all reasonable encouragement should Le extended to all edu. cational institutions now in existence, which have been established and sustained by individual enterprise, and to Promote the establishment of ethers in the various por- tons of the State, thus —— them ‘more able to ex- ‘and increase their advantage to the ip it—economy and ao domain, and strict “bo he’ pablo Weta for tho Monaries should iB sanlopene it for the Legislature to enact such laws as are nevessary attain this object and secure the public treasury from im- position and fraud. So far as is dependent on my official action, I can assure my constitutents tin the appoint- we of official functionaries, I will €ntrust no man with ‘office in whose integrity 1 haye not entire confidence, and that he will discharge the duties of the trust confided to him with fidelity. I have confidence that my coustitucats, im the exercise of their discernment, will not fail to dis- criminate between that which was desired to be accom- _— d. and © not be done for the want of unity and co-operation of the different of government, and that which fei) within the constitutional power of the exe- cutive. _As regards the public domain, the intelligence of the Legisiature, whose attention has been called to it, is capable of devising a system for its future disposition, and seb a one a8 will embrace a lideral policy towards the settler. From the inception of the government of the Republic of Texas, m provision was con- tained im the ccastitution providing for sec- tionizing the public domsin; and, if such a po.icy had been carried out, it woall have prevented a ‘vast amount of litigation which bas since that time occur red. If the Legis ature of the Spades at avy time ‘adopt such # raeacure, it would have a tendency to dispel a thousand anxieties which the settler now entertains, be- cause when he would then settle upon a tract of land, he would koow his mets and bounds, and that he could re poze agsuredly in the guarantees which tho State afforded him for the occupancy of his homestead. Tn an inaugural it is not expected that subjects which would be more inappropriate in a general message to the Legislature, which | contemplate making, shonid be em. braced; yet there are subjecte which domand of me at tention. The subject of our fronticr defences is of abgorb- ing interest. Where it is possible for the government to ‘ive protection to its citizens, it is a duty which cannot be Scpaees ‘The extent of our frontier, stretching as it dues from the Red river to El Paso, on the Rio Grande, and from thence to ihe mouth of that river, comprises a distance but littl: short of two thousand miles. Oue half that distaace is exposed to Indian depredations, and the » other bord: ing pon Mexico, which is in a siate of aa- areby. wredations by the Indians are so frequent that to bear of Dee has almost ceased to excite sympathy and attention in the interior of our State. We have a right to look to the federal ie for that pro. tection which, as a part of the confederacy, we aro entitled to. The federal government has stationed troopa on our frontier, but they are tufantry, and not calculated for that effecuve warfarc which should be carried ou agamnet Indians. When depredations are committed by Yndians, they escape, and the infantry cannot overtake teem. Were a force author! of warfare, and whose ‘animals would be capable of sud- — i te x tn without other forage, the ayes the government, and their ef iclency — a phn our frontier than any pert descrip- tion of troops. The misfortuve which has attended us is the: fact that annuities paid by the United States to tribes that infest our borders, receive them by way of Arkansas, and not by way of ‘Texas, which causes many of them to believe that ser. bree nO eee ation by rauding upon Te: because the peo, a Texas are identified with howe of Arkansas. annuities were paid 0 the Indians upon our border, it would exercise a salu- tary influence Sogn them, We must look beyond mere Hac eri defonce. There must be a moral in- luence exerted ‘the be, exercised-by the President of the United full confidence in his desire to Pro- mote i ey Haring fl whole country, and that be will aot witbho!d ger in his power to protect our bleed- ing frontier. various tribes on our borders, if they femands of te of the ise Pak pengers defence of our settle- apo entire a Aerie upon the Rio Grande, evails in that country, is in an exposed and ex: The utter disregard of all ened and order in Mexico has communicated its bee 4 hail with pleasure any measure by any foreign government that would give them peace and security, Asa border State, our own security arust, to a great extent, depend upon = condition of things in Mexico, and the restoration of — boa estab- Ushment of good EE ag be ag ‘This is a subject for consideration of federal rities, and, no Gout, ‘will commend their Sains meee etree wae 5 yy ex side of the Rio Grande, it will demand of the Executive of this State, the exercise of his fullest powers, if needful, to protect our citizens and vindicate. the honor of the a | concading this beng sri T am irrosistibly lod to re- fiections which I hope will be heard with no disadvan- tage to any of my audience. When Texas united her des. aay with that of the government of tho United States, sho took upon berself duties and responsibilities, for the faith- rforman se of which we are pledged aaa State. She not into the North, nor into the South, but into d . Her connection was not sectional, bit cation. a; iad howeyer ae and ty dulomien ber gviding star of our career as a State, let our rivairy be to approximate more closely to it than any of oar eee States. It incu! ; let us be fanhful to it. Lot ué, in our relationships with the general government aud with the Statys ef the patted allow nove to excel us in eur desire to promote oan a8 harmony. When our rights are aggreased upon, let us be behind none in repelling the at tack; but let us be careful to distinguish between the acts of individuals and those of a people—between the wild ravings of fanatics and that public sentiment which truly represents the masses of a State. It is in the diversity of opipion that democracy may rest securely. The right to think adversely to us i8a guarantee of American repab- Keanism, and though this privilege may often be carried wo extremes, and Wwonr detriment, yet the very safety of our institutions depends uy Zpon Our maintaining it aa a republi- can principle. When thought becomes treason, the traitor is a8 much the enemy of one section as the other. Ite overt acts we 1st repel. Its expression by thove inimi. ‘cal to our instatutions, where they do not exist, need affoct us nothing. The alarm at their eudeavors is needivss, and but strengthent them. The eternal din which pe ‘deen echoed to their song of hostility to the music to their cars. Their aim ie to array reo te upon their side, and thus promote strife aod confusion. We should meet their clamor with the contempt of a peo ple who fear no invasion of their righta, aad instead of feeding the flame of discord, which a few in beth sections have kindled, lend our endeavor toward quenching it al- together. How happy would have been the result if the attention of statesmen, North and South, been as much directed towards promoting harmony between the States, and cementing those fraternal bons, which can alone hold us together as a people, ax toward promoting the strife of sections and the antagonisms which: are fast dividing us. Half the care, half the thought which bas been spent in the endeavor to meet sectional- ism by sectionalism, bitterness by bitterness, and aboli- Uonism by disunion, would have made this people to-day a happy, united and hopeful nation. Elected by the people, Tam regponsible to the people . Indebsed to no clique or caucus for the position I Soy Tshalt oa boa beyond the wishes and control of Looking to the poople in their broad conservatism es their per ai to sustain my endeavors, I shall pur- sue that course which will best conduce to the prosperity of Texas Regarding my election as an endorsement of the sentiments enunciated by mo when I yielded my ame to the people, I sliall feel as the representative of Bape popular will ap additional incentive to make my ad- ministration accord with those principles, Should. my endeavors to turn the attention of the Legisiature towards those questicns whose solution bear the prosperity and happiness of the people of Texas, to the sabritice of ose national abstractions Which should have no place in oar councils, fail of success, I have but to look to the people to sustain me. My bopes pdint me, however, to ho. norable body before me, believing that in so much wisdom ‘and intelligence there cannot fail to exist at the same time that amount of virtue and patriotism necessary to moot aby emergency, a, the Governor of Kens: ‘Sam Medary sent bis annual messag lature of Kangas, on the 8d inst. Legislature against hasty legisiation, de- Glaring it woree than none. He ‘denounces severely, the Registry law at the last session, saying, while it pretended to be a law to prevent fraudulent voung, it not on): cncotraged { fraud, but deprived many of the oldest aad mest respected citizens of the right of suffrage. The Governor recommends the of a Usury law, with adequate punishment for violation; deprecates the charter- ing of banks, saying that paper money, at beet, is but a cheat, and demoralizing in its tendency. He remarks that it is a source of gratification that since the adjourn. ment of the last Legislature, the utmost peace aud quiet had prevailed throughout the Territory, and, owing to the bounteous crops, the greatest plenty prevails, and, thongh crime Is not wholly extirpated, there are no longer armed pangs ready to rob, plunder, or lay waste our Territory. While wo are on the high rodd to peace “i i prosperity, Jet all those who would distarb that peace be held as ene- mies of mankind. He counsels peace and good fellowship with Missouri, with whom we are closely connecte1 com. mereially, and on whose means of trai jon we are dependent. Though differing ia some local institutions, let it be remembered she has the same right to hors that we have to ours, and we have no more right to harbor or protect men who steal slaves from Missouri than she has to protect any association who steal our horses. Tho Govervor makes no allusion whatever to John Brown or the exciting events at Harper's Ferry. Large Importation of Hand Orga: MUSBIO ie wie teasenes J ‘ From the New ‘leans une, Jan. inf ablp which arrived the other day tibia Hate had a ge number of steerage passengers, from. the z them, as patel their offocts, the Rhine; and amon; was a goodly number of hand’ organs. The voyage was of nearly two months’ duration, and was chequered of course by storms, gales, and fair winds. Whenever the weather and the sca admitted of it, the Moarame passengers foo E on deck; and truo to their German instincts, got waltzes, polkas and mazurkas, the music being furnised by the various organs in turn One day, when the sbip ‘was near the mouth of the Mis- sissippi, the solitary cabin passenger on board became struck by the large number of hand organs; it soemed strange that eo many instruments of the kind should have accidentally got together on one vessel. On inquiry, it was ascertained that somo wag of an American, last summer, passing through various villages in Aléace and other French localities near the Rhine, had informed rome of the good people, who, he found, were intending to emigrate io Amoriga Ia the fall, that ‘in the higbest social circles, in the city and country, in the Northern, Southern ani Western States, the favorite ma- sical instrument was the hand organ, Doubtless the traveller had suffered tortures at some epoch of his life, from some broken down, harsh, diseo- nant organ, and’he has thts cought to revenge himself. Eis trick renalted ia the simple on (foing. into a nd organ speculation. We aympathise with the specu- lators; we admire the traveller's boldness and humor; we wonder what will become of those organs, Domestic News Items. MaxvrActoRims SovnH.—A woolen factory is soon to be started at Snowville, on Little river, Pulaski county, Va. Lona Trrus.—Thero is one person in tho Massachusetts State prison whose term does uot expire until the your 1880. There are 36 incarcerated for life. Hoc Cuorres.—This malady is again becoming very prevalent ic Harrison and Scott counties, Ky. A Paris distiller has lost about 600 head. Wao 1g Tin Carry oF THe Waxpraex?—This question, say2 the Boston Trprller, ts not yet set‘led. 1! is certain that it is not Lincoln F, Patten. The New Yous Heniww gives a biographical sketch of a man named Dresser, of Harpswell, and says that he ig the man; bat Mr. Dros. eer is now in Maine, if we are to credit the statements of the Portland papers. The Savannah Express says:—The true name of the fel low who etole her and, from whom the crew ran, was Archibald. He wasa man of illegitimate birth, anil is well known in Australia. In 1854 sl , W., on board the ship Me , and was pat on shore on au island in the Synth Pacific for attempting to excite a mutiny on board. Not more than a year ago he was arrested in New Orleans for ‘theft, and would have been punished if the parties had Appeared! to prosecute. In Charleston he tried to pass himself of aga brother of Capt. Patton, of Bath, Maine, who is now im command of the ehip Russell Spr Sprague: ‘This man Archibald is a native of Carditf, Wales, and served an apprenticeship of some years at Port Gyenet, N.S. W. He was there at the same time as Smith O'Brien and others, and was well known from having a false oye, and is probably as consummate a rascal as can be found outside 'he walls of a penitentiary. Te TeMPsraNce Movewent.—Sy of the temper- ance movement that was started on New Year's day among certain State officers and rominc: t politicians, the Utica Olserver says:—'‘This movement is, indeed, an’ im. portant one, if our information is correct. The signers of this [acta reap hat no less than forty yes! iy, and members of the Senate and As- senkiny sete and poiiclan of all ee and les, who generally or occasionally winter in Albany. pledge ‘will retain hundreds of sioner pockets of some of the signers, and withdraw aw, largo sums from the money drawers of the Albany hotel keepers. men are in earnest, each for joy ml and all for each other. bong are more prominent than Oneida county politicians, wh« ‘we could name if we chose.” INTEMPFRANCR AMONG St.avES—A gentleman who has some eighty slaves in his employ, informs the New Orleans ge | Pence steve -two of that number, in spite of his ‘vigilance, are intemperate; and that of the whole of the male servants he has owned during the past twenty years more than one-half have died of delirium tremens. OvTRAGE By Nuroxs.—A brutal says the Rich- Dispatch, was committed in King iia county, on the night of the 10th of December last. A house occupied ‘by two white women was forcibly wt and its inmates cruclly beaten. The olde had her head and bands much cut, and was left insensible. The younger had her sci™ broken for ae inches, by a blow with a large iron handle of a (a frying pan pan, anda part of her brain foreed through the Both have recovered so far as to identify the perpetrators, and charge two slaves be- longing to. H. Gregg. One has been been arrested, and is now in jail. The other, owivg to some informality in the warrant under which ho was taken, is still at large. coy Sevarice AMUSEMENT.—A man living near Bridj Conn., game home one day last week and found his open and his two tle children bn A frozen. His wife was skating, gay asa lark, one & mile off. She elaims that skating is fashionab! eaten oalthfal, Desrccnve Firss 1x New Bacxswick.—Several destruc- tive fires have recently occurred — New coy mate and among other buildings destroyed ‘the Temperance Ball in Lend and Meariiur's ‘bo hotel and barns at Hampton’s Ferry. Arrivals and Departares. Iv. bs 4 Fg e A i fl 7 i i if BPE ui re Nt oa i i 7 40! Lb weet: é Z iJ 7504 bat 83 i 53 three children, Cay jarion, J M Emerson, HA’ Fordham, WO Putts, 7B Ricuardaon, Put, 1 Sel ous, HOM Brown, P Debaune, Sits Hosethotm. A Wheeler, J Coulter, bet ag) lee ¥ Engard, © Montaverde, im, im Cari jold worthy, iiss M Lander, ‘WH Terry, Charles Lecuard, Joun Jordan , C Seward, J Naramore. B R Westerbrook, J Smith, N Ritchie, 8 Dodson, and 263im the steerage. From Aspinwall—Capt ns, Capt CT Tile a, Robert Duniap, J W Carle, Jules Leveay, Capt Waa Thompwa, SALES AT AUCTION. LBERT H NICOLAY, AUOTTO LExOULAR AUCTION | BAL er wr OKS and BONDS BERT H il eel! thie day, Tharaday, Jan 1, at Wbe dae a ae ' Bxshange, uader te di rection of James no Bolwin, referee— $40,000 Terre mate, Alton and *t Louis RR. con. 10 p.c. bis. 20,08 Relierile and timoinown RR lat mize bovte ‘At 12% o’alocl ealearon eban ce, anda ie 52 William haan decal mae Wall Wing et MORTIMER GRIFFIN &CO., EAL Laat MAQNISIOENT HOUSEHOLD FOBN. Superb 7 octave rose wood Pit Suites, vel and at the Brokers’ ‘Board Stock apd tel Curtai and Book: mani jurtains, ire case, Rieger os, 3 alntings, Eugraviags, and marble Stal chamber ‘and, at Puralture. ALBE uFy Stool and mais, velvet sedation Sp, Car) enc: plate Mirrors, rich wing Bits, rico carved Fisewoodt fr ie cae ered in three fro arm, (ro resep ption, and eight i fe wo argh, two Teseplion, ah it suit covered im silk juet; Turkish easy , oval pier Mirrors, es, rousiea! Box, Paint by_ eminent aruists; two match Heri ‘Summer and Wi ter, Reones by Cole, ‘St Cecelia ‘inal in eS eek ee ee Chek ate Well bi line Ragray- Dabute Frem ines ‘m0 match: pam 4 7 Ansa istic Ii er] Bacehy Crusaders, ‘and "oy oa rr a Dresden. chinn Ornaments, Parian marble Statuett Commedes, dressing Burea 8, Frouch plate Mirrors, Rut, abaring Sand ed chin Totlet Here French Masreanes i ru yumterpanes, Ar- moi’ igce Wartreten ea ea, "Rooker, Chairs, Tapes Mrunee! oval Mirrors, Curtains, «te, _Ciacaver, tied and fourth mories—-Mebogeny’ and black. walout Pursiiare Rodding, 4c. Diniog room—Uek Buitet, Hertz extqusion bey hm able arm Chairs, butler’s Tray and Stand, crystal and ruby es, Wines, Goblets. Frat and ecatra, Chas Caldes Sunaces ate nary Ramble Fable Cos ery, solid silver Tea Set, French china diner and tea Seta, allver plated Cas ters, Spoons, Forks, Napkin Ricgs, Cofioe Ura, cake Baskets &c; Parian marble Buiter Dish, lag Stacds, &. Also, de rable assorimeatot basement ant kitchen Fursitutes ‘terms of sale cash, in Dankable money or ceritied checks. 1D required of ‘ll persons uuknownto the auctioneers. & let, Inquire of the suctioneers. UCTION SALE OF RICH ure.—Rich and magniticent Fininneg room Suits, Pianoforte, Pler. and mantel Mirrors, lace C1 medallion snd Brussels Carpets, Bugs, ormsla Chand Oft Paintings. bisque and ebina Vases —J- MILLE LOR & Conn will sell, this day (Tnureday), Jangary i at ib o "cloak. at the elegant | brown stone reatience of a family giving up housekeeping, No. 86 West Kio le rent Sale neer Finh ave- nue. Drawing room contains three of solid rosewood, ‘and side Tablea, jzond stageres, ; rece Rie with Shades tapeatry Carpets; pier and mantel Mir- Foun, splendid On Palotings, bexullful seven cotave Plamotarie, Stoo} and music Stand, with a three years’ 7 large hall Table, with marble top: ollcloth, Brussels atair Carpets. In the chambers Are five solid rosewood bareans, Bed- steads and Washstands with marble tops; Wart robes, dreesin sane, Moitet at les, shaving Stands, bor vis, Turkish Oonehes and arm Chairs, Curtains, Spates, enty pure halr Mattresses, feaiher Beda, Biankew, Geeceenee. decorated china toilet Sets, oval Mirrors, 'y_ Carpets, Vases, Fogravings, mahowany and. binek se oa ‘walnut Sofse aad ote ra, sofa bottom Chairs, Carpets. Dining roora, Superior extension Table, But. fet, arm Chalrs, plain acd crystal cu ‘Glassware. De Goblew. Wines, Champagnes, Table {rut Banus, ailver pla od Casters, ‘cake Baskets cviive nives, Seoorated china ‘tea Sets, Jecncaied’ Giunet tat, 160 vlesee, hapdied se. ‘dinner and tea Servise, with @ variety Of fine Furnitare. fale posite ge NOTIOR —S. & J. BOGART, AUCTIONEERS. ‘Thersdey Jan. 1? at 11 —, ive Girard stables, 141 treet, morigage sale ‘Wagona, Coach, &e., emp ip oy Ny: st ip ie convenieuce of sale, consisting Horses, atx Wagons, Coach, (be Rocxa, oly wepoon cae stage go Sleigh, titee small Sleighs dcubie singe Also, s Rio pair of dapple gray Mustiag” ag Ponies: sound and fast travellers: one Coach nearly new; three Horses, dc. JOUN R. FARRINGTON, Auorney for morwgages. UCTION | NOTICI DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER. wi'l sell thie day, at Tobe o’elock, at the salesroom, No. 79 Naseau street, be'ween Joon and Fu'tro, a large variety of new and second hand Household Furniture, Carpets, Kose- wood and Mahogany Parlor Suits, Centre Tables Bookcases, Extension and Vining Tables, Cutlery Bilver Plated Ware, toads, Hair Mattrewsen, 5 to nay cash advances ‘The attention of dealers ‘aud house: lose ens menis keepers is inv SSIGNER’S SALE OF LIQUORS, WINES, SEGARS, ‘ACONETABLE'S SALE OF BILLIARD TABLE, fo. ‘ Ae Cae ed ae "ad hg ns pty lay, 13th inet 1044 oc) & large lot raodes, Gin, Whiskey and for and Sherry Wines, in quarter and hgh eaeks, demijohns And.enen; Champagues and 20,000 Aigo, 40 chests green 5% ico Teas, Counters, Shelving, Pune. Giass Canes. Koza, dit order of RILEY, Nee dase, and L. P. BEBE, Con stable, UcTION MOTICR-BURNBAM, FURNITURE, BX reas and furniture packiog extat ehment, No, Ls West Eleventh vtrcet, hetw cen Fit h and Slath sreanes — ich houne. hold Furniiure of every descrintion boxed and shipped to nil ris of the world; Pianofortes Mirrors, Paintings, China and laeaware carefully packed and moved; four horse wagons for the removal of furniture to the country. UCTION NOTICE —JAMES CUSHING, AU By virtne ofan execution, I will sell al public auction at 183 West Forty-zeomnd street, this day, Thnreday. at lo orclock, two lee Wagons. Termscash. THOMAS CURHING, AA Tide days nt tro leak. 350° Greenwich cen mrincs a st sale, eT goiablinhment, consisting of the om tire Fixtures and Tools, Glass Ji Candies, Soales, Wi marble Tables. Furnace, we. CHARLES F. WATTS, atisrney for Mortgages. Ane. NOTICE.—THOS. Pie Dg ae |. THOMPSON. the saler: ig Kast Broedway, wil be sald, Pied, ‘Goode, cane Dry Goods, Hosiery aad Woolleus,’ Je , Coun- ters, dc. hee! NOTICE.—WILL RE SOLD AT PUBLIC by F. B. WILKINS, anctioneer, on Friday, 15, 1900, at iio’ ° Church street, dat ‘d by ‘ie dre at No. 08 ruce ttreet. Paper dealers ii ploave alten tt ta Jan, will pl BY o SWarT, us BROADWAY, NEAR LIBERTY FRIDAY Jan. 18 att] A 2, CATALOGUE SALE. _isgnldcent SLEIGH and CABRIA AGE ROBES, also FURS, Comprising 300 lots cf the richest and mos: varied assortment. Kk Seta, Capes, Cuifs and Mafia. Children’s “Ermine aod Mink Bete. Ga aad River Mink, Buble be Capes Brown avd Polat Bear, Frairie Wolf and other Robes. Goods now ready. Y WG. JEVETE—AT HIB SALESROOM, 142 BROAD- AY, Jam. JB, at 11 A. M. Consisting of 75 lots, a CUA alte Gi ‘Ware tn colors, Toilet Sets, also Vases, Boquet Holders, Frutt Dishes, Worsted Bead Mats—being as tne val A enlecion offered this season. YONSTABLE ENE B. FRANKLIN, AUO- (oncer COREL & FRAMRLLN will sell, on this day, January 12, at 103 o'clock, at No.1 Pine stréet, one case of Ww one smell Pao, one lot of Rope, two Stoves and Furnkure, -B order ae Marte" BURNS, Constable. Bye feed i. pi a of AUCTIONERR.—HAl ‘Anction.—E fat wuston: on ‘Thursday, ane 12, 1980, at It Sreloak, et N81 Bloscksr awry, Jon, a ‘Meetou \deome furniture—be entire Furni- fare ingaid hduse, consisting in part of handsome toig-s ie Chics, So. mahognsy, Zreash Ded sty Bekeaee sol hie ees ac wpe aed Glassware, ‘with an assortment of Surniture, with which the sale will commence. Oata- ive to the bidder. MANTELS. —PELLS & 2: WILL SELL no a ry, at 11 O'clock, at the warerooms 102 F as rato ‘bear Third arene, the stock of marbie Misa a veined, ordicary and igh cot Tratins and ‘Ameriesn Statgary, a earlly moulded, dod tngbed nine bio crislo style” Nptiare Four rosa? spproved endorsed notes, NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1860 . SALES AT AUCTION. ENRY i. LEEDS, AUCHO NSE -O4LBAROON NO Bi, Nasty street—rine old Wines, ‘randisa—HENRY CO. will sol, ut ancdineroe Brlaay, don. 18, as Ut he salenrcom ‘No 23 Naasva atrest, Wines Socara, comprh ing a very Tatuable and choise Jo’ most of wick been in our poaseasion Trish and ‘Seotch Whis. Brapdies, Mugeiras, P. aa Gia, Bus, Basroos ¥ la “Cherry Brandy, Walmscy Wi me c: Segar “without reserve, 1 close cow ita; ®'80, Crow! Base Golden Sherry, Heanessy ote dillery, peas Mogtuliado pale Sherry, Renault Bready, ie toe joe ol Havana bogute ipa rola, Orama hosa, Figaro, £1 Palacio Portagas, Azucena and other favorite porary, without reserve. Hat AUCTION NOTICE.— he VAN ANT. Fe RON will ell, on Tharsd beesh vod spoke Fey also 2; double barr calla Gang, j, aie, G00 aroey Lead Penclis. nsnorted: ali i ie and tobe ante: ia; oy Bella, on straps and iu ps handled Axes and Hatcber Marsh Bro.’s fine Pocket Knives; &)80, an. ap involce of b hott & Gilbert’ a ine Razors, fn arte ind Jp dozane; also, 18 do lapaoned Lanterns, 117 dozen Berateh Qu: Anger Bis, Fite » ac Terms cash, #h, Carront money. ere ‘OHN HB. BURLEY WILL SELL THIS DAY, AT _ 10}; O'olock, ‘at 680 Honston street between Laurens and Woe. r allthe ine Purniture ia said house. Sah marole top oud other Bureans, mabogany and black vein Helateade, Wasbs suds rosewood and ‘nuogur y Ward Bookcases, ve hair and other Matireases, Fesiuer Bede. Pillows, Rumors, aniel and other Mirrore Chairs Sofas Brussels, 4, Ingrain Carpets Oileloths, Curtains, Gas Fixtures, one Ane rosewood Pianoforta, enst icgetber ‘with the Kitchen Purtare Tole sold withou serve, Catalogues on morning of aaa, oer HEGEMAN. FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, AT 10 ‘clock A. M.. at the Central sal¢srconw Willoughby cor ‘of Pearl tizesk Brooklyn, regular «eekly sale, eomorising any end walnut Pare Diningroom Furniture, Carpets, Ouelohe, ADMINISTRATOR’ WH RADFORD, auctioneer, will sell oj Phare an 12, 1500, “at eleven, o'clock, ¢n the premises, the L ‘tares aod enure “eck oJ the segar store ey Kighth . —) velopging & the eacate of Louie Bi, cieconsed. of P, Noa, 1 Public Aduir'trator, NPS ie oued 8 Paras a same hour aud Cl ses ‘RUaARE., Biull Ae. 1 tt aba. a OLOMAN DING) AUCTIONEER. Kye MAO REEL iat are at ny HOLD. CO, will auction, oa Pueaday, eo ty at 10} a the Defra Teaidencs No, G) Kast Twenty'aee99 Fourth and Lerington avenn ‘entire ee Here erorsot ecu aia om Fur consisting ta part o v niture, in haircloth; rosewcod Piano, marble top Bureat Tables, Sofas, ‘Rocking Chairs, ‘veneh Bedweais, Wilton, Brossels and Ingrain Carpets, Peaiuer feds, Cbina ware, ; eer with an assortment of Kitchen Puraiture, with ~ sale will commence Bale positive, without reserve. Cata- provious to tke tale at @oflce of he auetioneers, Ro. Nassau street, and at Lars Broadway. 3 VAN WINKLE, AUCTIONERR.—VAN WINKLE & S. WINANS will sell at auction, on Fhursday, Jan 12 196), Beh Ses al at No 214 West Thirty acoond atreet, betwee Runt th avenues, ali tbe Furniture con:a ned in aid ee hc wal ccc, eee Cas ¥ a peta, maho; i eee and Cbairs -#; iendid ee papor sue, ted ware, iki th B ie H ng de by the vost Fe ee ee SCT N ie BOATS AND OFFICE FUR piture.—CHAMBBRS & FAIRCHILD, Auctioneers, of. tise 113 Somicaniresce will sell this-day at 100" clock, at No 7 Coenties slip corner of Wailer greet w lot of ofice Farnoiture, Stoves, gas Fixtures, &c , prttabee piers Nos 6 and 7 cis ans and Regatta. oye at 123g at foot of Noch ‘Moore street NR, St. hawrence. ao 1 o'clock at the foot of re West Tenth street, N. R. Leg boata 8. Browoles an Minor. | A120, atZo'clock P.M, at the foot of Thirty fniarth Street, E. R.. the cana) boat 1 Morgan, pee with whe Tackte, Apparel, &c., of each of the above boa JOHN KELLY, Bheritt BERIPP'S SALE OF PLATRD WARE AND INDIA Rubber Goods—CHAMBERS & FAIRCHILD, anotioa- eer, will sell on Satarday, January 14, at 10 o'clock, at room 113 Nassau street, ibe contents of four trunks, Coudatlng of silver plated Ware, aud Inaia Hubber Goods. JOH KELLY, Sheriff. Lelie VEITCH, Nene ice No. 139'Nassau Assignee’s sale of oer, Gone, da, p ea Friday, ah ins inst., atlla. M, at No 376 Canal street, copsieting of | velvet, sil and straw Bats, trimmed ané ‘intelinmed: Silks, Ss. Laces, Trimmings, de: also eo Fixtores also all he right, title and in: tereat of Icase of premises. CHARLES H. BAILRY, Assignee, aE Py STOCK SPOILED BY pS LATE eee aie: as hz lock, at 36 ‘at 136 ‘Church aivoat, "Paper dociere picasa BER, WILL, SEI. THIS day. at 20'elock, at, val street, all the ge sicel Far. niture ofa fasatly ieaviog inet Vaclor sults, {taco Preach Pier Glasses, tay three-ply and other Caroe's, Oil- loth, French and edsterds halr and othe> Mattrcases, Feather Mede, Bhoets, &c.; also Bureaus, Washetands, Toslet, ‘M WITTERS, Glass, Sih ves, Sasi ge ing and Te Tables, de alao Wines, Liquors, Sogerk W%, MITIERS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, THIS day, to satial | mortgage, all the ymeare a3 a ha ite! three story house, te. O1! Meads Matiresses, Le & well furnished Louse.” @reneb an: , Bedding; together with ov vertices in SPECIAL NOTICES. OCTOR V. MOTT Has REMOVED anon BLEECKER street to "No. 1 Gramsroy park, 3 corner of Kast Twenty Sr sisireet. Ofice 69 East Twenty-first street. ABNDEN'@ BXPRBSS. DAILY forwards is da al pare tags oe trom, and calleote drafis, bills, 40 ra aol fonpsed tg ‘Will recety rei axa Ea BROADWAY, Y bart MEMPRRS OF HEBREW MUTUAL JBENEFIT S0- ciety are nolitied that the funeral of Mr. Bleazar Metz will take place at two o thls day from hie late residence, No. 55 second avenue, |. SOLUMONS, booretar: ITE MEMBERS OF HELRAH HASED VE-ARMET ANT, thst the funeral of Mr. Kleazar Mec’ will take place st twoo'close this day from bis ate residence, No. 55 Se- cond avenue, JONAS N. PHALLLPS, President, Iie MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK SGAR Pack ers Association are requested to meet on Saturday the Lith, At the usual place. A punctral atiendauce ivexpecid, ax mx! ters of importance will be brought befure the meeting. LOST AND FOUND. _ cath ek }OUND—ON BOARD THE SCHOONER A, F LINNELG, 4th of December, then loading for Gisraltar, at river, one Bundle, containing a feather bed: nd a book witl¥the name of Caths” have the same ‘ng pro ” pr: ROO winige RLGGL,” ‘OST—AT THE LIGHT GCARD RAL, AN IMITA- tion Diamond Bracelet, of no value to any person but the onner, being gift from & decensed friend. ‘The value of is Will beaziven te any person returning the bracelet to 30 perty and paying charges. OST-—ON THE lITH INSTANT, A BLACK AND. white Newfoundlana Deg, answers’ to the namo of Jack. Whoever returns him to Drake's billiard saloon, corner of Broadway and Twenty-second street, will be suitably re warded, O8T—ON A WALL Wednesday merning, ‘will be suitably rewarded South street. L OSsT—ON MONDAY. A SMALL POCKRTBOOK, CON- 4 noe ee money, ware of which hich will bé given, on leaving it at 42 South street oftice of G: rg) FERRY BOAT, ait rocco Satchel. The fi on Te" urning the article io Nove ra Su ‘i. ost. Y, BETWEEN MURRAY STREET aud the Tradeamen’s Bank, a Note of Marx Schutz & dated atx for thi OST—ON 8A’ rit pin and ol their return to iit Waverley piace, Nee B HEREBY GIv1 EN TO ae Bose IT MAY a Promissory Mal- Note, made jory & Farnam, n aad 3 Jime 15. seven months after date “at dhe Hiner Tin pb OL ihe makers, or to ber ten sad Bes bess pean a see - Nopped. 8.46. SAMUBES, Noe Broadway. nw York, Dee 29, 1869. TRAYED FROM P. 5. REEDS RESTAURANT, LAST We ge ied vir iglish Greyhound; dun color, white Five dollars reward. il) be rive the owner by returning him to 699 11 of Fourth sroet, DRY GOODS, «<6. gt Cc. Se SKIRTS MABE TO ORDER, OF ide steel hf Oe Sia ids over the sprions $1 tory, 281 Spring, near Hudson st 7 7% BROADWAY-FIFTY SPRING FRENCH skirie; 40and 90 spring, woven, superior q,tnd invig; misnos 20, 18, and rel ade over. oioty, 185 Broadway Kighth street. ty: JAN.T,A rim CHATELAINE, iberal reward will be ta 6 shy weet | eM a spend BONNETS aT laheee eR chlrente inte at $2 $2 and as, wores | reet Klianers 535 Broadway, up stairs. THE MILITARY. N tcotiae VOLUNTEER "ASSOCIATION. —A MEET- of this Association will be held on this (Tharsday) even. 1860, at thelr Bead “G7 and 106 Broad. Mlendance fe Fe scaled. fog, January 1 way. Punew NES pc CUBA ta Wo. cow le arene Hotel C Tenteate Havana, ee Mra. SARAH E. BREW! MATRIMONIA L. ATRIMONTAL—RVERY 1 INTELLIGENT | PERSON, arried or contemplating marrings, male or famie, ¢ closing 8 return atamp (if in the city three cents, ont of the c mx cents), and their address will receive an important ~wor contal sen ute a ali sbould kuow. Address J. 2. L., ‘ew Yor! $$ $$. BOARDING AND LODGING. wiANDEOMELY FURNISHED BEDROOM TO T° re ist Yor $2 ver week, in & howge with & private {4 a\- Ay, ar 23a eet, LADY WISHES TO OBTAIN BOARD IN I. vate family in this city prin fon in Mien, cp and draw rawing would be recalved as compensation, Ad M. Herald office, for one week. r adres LARGE AND WELL FURNISHED skooND A hott oan to Int etinost board, of with Ureakton tee jentleman; convenient to stage and car routes apply at 76 Charles atfect, T fh KAST TWENTY-POURFH ATREET- A A SuCOND neatly furnisbed, with full or parval Board, wo diese penne ogee tad thew wives, wiih peivaie 4 oc ates HANDSOME SUIT OF ROOMS ON FTKST FLOOR OR one fine Room with extension; also a Harlor and Bedroom. on third *oor front, to let, with excellent Board, 91.26 Clinton place. References excha: board. RD, IN A w alngle gen- PARLOR, #EDROOM AND B BATH | ROOM 70 LET to four young men, with Board, at $5 per week; 81:t0 "Rooms rented’by. 1y the day or week. Bravic single rooms ecdwhy 7 g'clock, st 80 Frouklin atreet, six houses west of SMALL FAMILY CAN ACOOMMODATE TWO OR three geatlewen with a very pleasant suit of Rooms, bathing room attached. ‘The parties ean be provided with tmoderaieterma Apply at 65 Macdou- —A SMALL HOUSE, ‘0 doors ‘rom Broad: Lately. FURNISHED HOUSE TO LRT. ten rooms. banvisomely furnish ad Way, to let to a sma’! private fowl For particulars laquire at 61 Weet PARLOR AND ONR OR sired, may be obtained, w: bighta street.” W107 YOUNG WID » LIVING ALON let a handsome Parlor toa gea'letuan, with or with aut Bosrd, in the viemnity of Third and Fourth avenues Ninth and Tenth strects. Address B. i3., station D. References, A PARTY OF GENTLEMEN. OR GENTLEMEN AND their wives can be accommodated with superior Roome and Board, on moderate terms, at 63 8t Mark's place, Kighth street, Dinner at 6 0 "clock, Reference c R A LARGE FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, ON SROOND Story, to let, with or without Board; baw siqve, gas and ihn hot itd oala waters Te ms, $4 per week lor two Cali et 108 Leroy street, corner of Hu: VFRY r HAEDFOMS SUIT OF ROOMS ON SECOND or to rent, with Board. to u family orsiogle gentlemen. The house contains al’ the modern improvements, i cation is very desirable. Dinner at 6 o’c'oo! ‘Tweltth street, between Fifth and bixth aveoues MITY STREET—NO. 47; bEDROOM.— A ‘small Bedroou, nesily furnished on tipper floor, auilable for gentiemen only; terms very moi ‘Rete: rence xebanged. 47 _ 8 Amity street, furmiabed Rooms, Jone, 0 ube oF two gentleruca or m gentleman and inly, rie $5 per week. Bre and tanned fall Hoard for lady in the house; convenient to stages and cars. Apply at 23) Bast Teuth atrect. OARD—A PARLOR AND BEDROOW TO LEP, WITH Board, on the second floor, front, with larg panties and erery com énience attached; bouse first claas, and’ ths location ig unsurpassed; references required, Please’ apply at 76 West Twenty third street OARD—WITH UNFURNISHED PARLOR AND RED. Toom, on third floor; or Parlor with Pantries on lirst tloc tubable for two persons, Modern improvement and priv week. | Tlurty-second street, near Lexiagton avenue. Xe a Xtires didress C., Madison tnare Poat olive ton OARD.—ROOMS WITH OR WItHOET BOARD, OR meais in Rooms; new furniture, mea house; ail modern improvements; & front Parlor. large Bedroom ant Closet (cm necting); alao a good square Room. Terme moderate, ai 464 Sins. avenue, thi house above Twenty eighth arece Bostneess A PRIVATE FAMILY: FRONT ROOM mith breakfast and ton, for two tingle gentuicvaen; refe xehanged. Apply at No. 93 Ent Hifleerth wireet. POARD. A PRIVATE FAMILY, OCOUPYING A modern house tm Thirty-fourth street, between ''yird and Lexington avenues, eonld agcommodate a family with gleasant Rooms on the second ‘'oor. — browa stone house weat of Third avenue, $< Bien GENTLEMAN jAND WIFR, WITH A intuecod Som rman Ba ‘Aud Bedroom {f desired, baltt house aad pet @ reasonable rate, Apply at 219 West trea, Kew York. OARD.—A FAMILY HAVING MORE ROOM THAN they require, would dispose of a Parior anu Chamber vate farils Wwenty seveath Adjoining, to a suinl genteel fam! ving the inode, improvement palble by ears a: stages. App! BoARN AT, 2 STUXVESANT STREER, CONTIN A ton of Astor plnae. Two parlors, unfarnishes, with hore ‘Also a gertleman and bis wife or two single gentlemen can be accommodated with board where the comfc: «0° a home tan de found, Convenient to carg and stages. Bites tetera AND Wire, on £w0 GEN. lemen w room together, also ss vine, re CI ~ "rood Bowrd un !i-w- some, in the. pleasarriy aitunled lass’ Wor 8 benecsi suet, near Second aveuus, ey Boaz OR A FURNISHED ROOM WANTED-BY A it married lady, whose husband van only oscasionatly ¥ the elty during the winter months; a French famil and location up town, near Fourth or Sixth avenue. renee, cash in udvacce. Address, stalng terms, Mri (arom, Broadway Post ofice, OARD, OR WITHOUT ROARD —TWO SINGLE GEN. flemen ean be accommodated with a front Room at 178 Wet Fourteenth hatreet. Bestof references given and . quired. OARD WANTED.—-A GENTLEMAN OF IIGERAL ednretion, with r very ies to give tnt tion ip ex ange for X. ¥. %, care of Dr E. able family, ress crsowe. No. 83 Frankia etreet. OARD WANTED, BY A MARRIED LADY, IN A FRI ‘Yate family or where there are but few boarders New York. Brooklyn, or Williamsburg. x(hdarese BF Seventh street, or cali from 9 A. M. to 8 P. OARD WANTED—BY THREE YOUNG MEN; BELOW ta preferred. Address, statiug terms, T. EB. L, OARD WANTED—BY A YOUNG yn. Terms not to exceed $3 per w Beato Balto fete Address B. K., H ADY, IN BROOK. ust be conve- office, N. Y. ITLD, ALSO OARD WANTED—FOR A LADY AND for a single lady, in a private family Rogge, |Terms mul be very modera A. K., Herald office, for tw aya, JOARD WANTED—BY TWO SINGLE GENTLEVE swbo will room together: a private fam\"y preferred. Mi be between Fourta and Nineteenth streets and Third and Sixth avenuca References gives. Address Davenport, Herald office, stating terms, ke. OARD WANTED—1N A PRIVATE FAMILY, RESID- lpg near to car route _in the upper part of the elty, Ad- @resa, with terms, W. K. Herald ofty-:. Beware 0, 609 HOUSTON STREET, SESOND Broadwa: ce will ieee & choke of re iy Tarnished Nontand tack all jern imy cheery ap wil resitee oh oy Seat. wa small family. withont chi! in the dren. No boarders or howe. Apply as above, prt A a anh at EEE SE Ew ey Boe In cpeiniy e LARGE AND SMALL ROOMS, in pleasant location, within fve minutes’ wate * Bouih'and ‘Wall street forries, at 248 Henry street, corner of Congress, BoAzs. IN| BROOKLYN—BETWEEN WALL AND south ferry. A scommocuied with nvgs or several siazie can \emen be and mnely firnisted Rooms. Iouse contains. bath, gas, to. Dinner a Bix o’olock,. Apply #2 $2 Cliston street, neat Adlai mince Beste IN ramoduied wig SINGLE GENTLEM. asus eet Myrtle repos vi oar RDIN BROOKLYN.—SINGLE GENTLEMEN 0. with Board bj ping a st TW itouby h convenient to the Myrtle and f sad" Pak rai Bosna BROOKLYN.—TWO “GENTLEMEN CAN BE accommodated Board and in a private family, Doar tho City Hall. "Addreas 0. P., leratd otiee, ROOKLEN.—A PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVING MORF room than they 1, ca w genteel boarders; locaton within five minutes’ walk of Faltos ferry, 4.119 Adawns street, second door from Sands. Geutlemen pro: ferred. Best reterences given and required. set Piaget FUBNISHED ROO! DOUBLE AND tei le. can be obtained at 119 Fust Nineteenth street, at $9.and $10 for two pei Gre, Ald. a fon Hall Race, suitable for ‘. er; convenient to thecars. Apply as Lee frat BACK PARLOR TO LET—AT blah 4 CAR- Bleecker street, near Laurens 180 ne frauted or un urnisbed; Rod’ front Room, 9g aguanle physician Inquire from 8 A. M. till ‘10 M. oP Dexter, on the premiaes. rue an T OR SINGLE ROOME 70 LET, WITH. Tout boardrts a scene No. 79 Fourt ave nue, between feu aat and Riev ‘nd only one square from Broadway. pret monk wrnks art nner worn Ppt at La pee eet Cm tl met Memiad ip ated in ed in srt Thon by ring pinto trac srr tc RAR ET .NISHED ROOMS TO LET—IN A L vagatpt PRI- Sie ‘ae required. oung man. Earl youn: ly din. 9 te ROOM TO LET.—A LADY ee —— BED AND 0, STTNO, ga (ADJOIN- Fons HE deta? nly constate OF three erwone? wricly ae SAC Trill be, taken: breakfast given if ke i ‘ave years lenses fa Rami b~ — ae igen Beton a'rdatomoee i 4 FoR? ROOM et Pe COMFORTABLE second fi one or two gentlemen. Breakfast will be given if desired. House has modern im. been ‘Apply at 18 Aaaity piace, between Bleeker nnd Amity srs RENCH BOARD.—SINGIN GENTLEMEN OR GEN. or sein hoard pectable French ts 3 ments and excell ¢n ae Soe French Caraly oc cupying a first class house, 114 Waverley place. ieferences given and requl 00D AND CHEAP LODGINGS.—CL BAN AND COM fortable Rooms’ % te 37 ceate per night, ej Hotel, eorner or of Willtem LEAS IT FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD—FOR single zentlemen on’y, at 166 Twenty sixth street, between Reventh and Highth avenues. and wife 76 cents. Globe m streets. Open all 3 ___ BOARDING DING AND \ND LODGING. RRSRY OITY OR BROOK! ROOK LYN.—WANTED, 3 J "tion and tat nord neu ‘urolshed Boom thout Roars he ferry, where there are ho otber boarders; wh, m wien rd, near proferied. |For ascomuc dations to 6 Maareas comme igauit alberal pries wil be N2, 10 RAST TWENTY.SRCOND STREET, A FEW ou avenue.—A vate I - unedien eapeetenes oan" Ronma."on the. secoad floor, wah or without i. Preveh and Enghsb stele (PE OR TWO GENTLEMEN, OR A ORNTURMAN AND bis wife, can be socommodated ia» privaie fainily win fu ‘Rooms and Hoard bY Spplying at 80 Weet Kievendh street, near Fi LRASANT HOME ACCOMMODATIONS tained for a Attention ean be bai fine opportunity’ tor. friends who desire 10 be to Rees bath and Willos ove winote’s walk from ply. dow sireet, Brook) ROOMS WANTED —WAPTED BY A SINGLE genllemaD, one or two rooms in @ house with » privats family; location pear Bros not hij We WO OR TAREE NEAL ¥ ru ett Togedier ot spurate erg ocatoor conta vent to Brond way all er man and wile or two ar ihre men? suuaple form air Fourth atreet, calied No. 9 Albion OLET—TWO TALL CHAMBERS, FURNISHED, WIFE full or portial board, af 2) Raat ‘thirteenth vireet oornar Hind avenue pen proferred, Ketereuces exchanged. CATLY FURNISHED ROOM, TO A SIN. an. without Gourd; gas and bath in the house. changed, Apply at 185 Fouth avenue, be- hand Founeenth sireete. A FURNISHED FRONT PARLOR AND BED- modera im. 9 Amity place, on the third floor: pomession immediately: rent $12amoaib, poe “2A FURNISLED ROOM, 70 0 ONE OR TWO single yentlemen, without Boa ‘erms moderate. 65 West Twenty first street, near Stxth nie THANDSOVELY FURN'SHED PRONE oor and Bedroom, without Beard, where there will rhe | no questions asked; location between Bedford and Fourte and Sullivan and Barrow streets, Address KE. Lewls, Broadway Fost oftice, -ANTED—BY A ters and servant, » su ins first closs boar og aaliy, | Taoation Pighth ¥ JANTED—BOATD, FOR A MIDDLE AGED SINGLE pall private family, Isefercuces required, adiaon aquare Post stilee UIs TWO DAUGH of three or four rooms, with board: use or with a gente! private fi must be pot far from Broadway, and aot belo streel Address E. D. K , box 4,64) V'owi orlice, address ANTED = TWO GOOD SIZED BOOWS WITH CLOSEP janiries, unfurnished, and Board, ina reapectable small frosty where no other boirders are taken aad the Fresch lang dake is ypoken. Addreas immediately, Punewwal- ity, Herald W Ante —Hoanp IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, BY A. young gentleman and wifn, between Siateeoil and Forty fourth ste. and Third and Fiflh ovenues: the highest reference given dud required: no uoties will be ken of auswerr uniese terme are stated, which mi Hid reicire one large room, furbiahed, & genteal Bouse, Address £. A,B, wauare Pont ‘ise Wantrn- RY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, HOLRD IY vivate family where there are but few boarde: and where the comforts of athome and of a aoctal fa aily a be enjoyed. Address, staung location abd terme, Ss, box 138 Herald oflice. ps BOARD REDUCED, AT 101 SPRING STREET, four doors from Wway.—A gentleman und tis wife cbree or four young men can be accorumeda’ Hoard and pleasant Rooms for $3 per week each, NTLEMEN (ONL na for parties of t Aif required, 26 8 RIVINGTON STRERT, ONE BLOCK FROM THR Bowery —Knptieh pricale hoardias nouee.—Vacamey for two or three English or Amerioxn gentlemen. SPRING STREET, TAREE DOORS ¥ROM BROAD- 7.10 lot, several handsomely Furnished Rowe 10 ie zend.omen.” ‘The location ia wont oil the Ure oleae beter, vidoes of amusement Attached to the building 1k room free. Inquire of ANSUN HUUSB. TS R BTRERT.—FURNISGED FAMILY large Rooms to let, suitable for three or foor gentiemen lonetber, wih Board.’ Kefereuces required, inner from 6 to 7. M47} HUDSON STR FRONTING ST. JOHN'S Fork. Farnirbed Rooma to let, withont Board, iy suuta, (o gentlemen, oly. House with ail the mod” nik. 174 WEST TWENTY FIRST STREET. BOARD FOR g:tinele renilemen and famiica, A suit of Booms on seeond floor, furniahet or uofurnished, with spacious closets. Persore seatning ‘00d acoommodations wi! and for useir in- terest wo cali Ochvenient to cars ana lagen, CLINTON PLACE G NE STREET, NRAR (Bighth street) —One or two furnished apartments to mutains bath, gas, £e. oF without me als. BROWE & REET, ONE B Broadway.—Neatly ‘furnished Parlora and. sing) jt $4 to $10; withous board, fram Bi BIO hot and oold water, Ac, Dinner at 46 Rooms, with boar: $7, House with gas, bath, one and six. 648 TROADWAY.—ELRGANT FRONT AND BACK Parlors and Bedrooms, on first and second floors, with or without fuli Board; also Rogue for single gentlemen. | Din- House Orst class. Terms reasonable, ca ee BROADWAY —TO LET, A SUIT OF PARLOR ind Bedroows. handsome! id, 00 RECON itable for family and Bi open house. Restaurant ala carte aad, a THE BALL SEASON. EW YORK CALKDONTAN CLUS BALL. ‘The above ball will take place at the Oily Acsem'ly Rooms, anoary 19, 1864 pare no pains to facets the most on Thursday evening, The committe will roclable ball of the hiteon's aa The floor vill be under t Mucpherson. ICKETS, Can be had of the m 17 Pu . Struthers, 136 f avenue. Davip Mel eitay, Secrelary T's THIRTY-FIRST ANNUAL BALL OF THB NEW York Fire Depar the proceeds of which are wy be ROSS, Caiel. ropristed to the relia of tha widows aud orphans of deoeased ramen, Bill take place at the Academy of Muric on Sfondsy, january 23, bd may be proenred of the mauagers or of the following offteers:— HENRY A. BURR, Chairman, 101 CU street. ‘ PETER . TITUS, Treasaver ‘88 Market streot. JAMES F. WENMAR, Secretary, 146 Pearl st. ‘The committe have thought vroper, from the apoareat de eomfiture of those whe auens he overerowded sie 0 THE LECTURE SEASON. R. SCUDDER, IN BROOKLYN.—REV, DR. SCUDDER will lve the second of bis five,Lectures at the Plymouth Churet eos ORURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 12: Subject: Physical Pecuiaritiea and Beauties of the Conn! The Literature of Indi—The Athletes and Jugglers of jon 0. Theee Lectnres combine ins‘ruction with amusement Tickets for the cot A gentleman and isdy $1 5 Ringle tckets, 60 omnis. Doors open at 7. To eommence at 8 o'clock. IFTH LECTURE OF REY. DR. BONDI ON THE HISTORY OF THE Jew: mu ureday, January 12, xt 8 o'clock P. At96 Bt. Mark's place, Kighth street, near Firat ‘oceans, continents, mountaina, Jakes, ut bets, eda, volcanoes, Ac, illustrated by Wiagrame. Admlesion 260, HROTURE BY THE REV. DR, THOMPSON, OF N. ¥, In the Brookiyn Atheneum, On THURSDAY EVENING, 12th inst., at 8 o'clock. afubiee, BUGTE MILLER. Tickets 25 cents, For sale at the BILLIARDS. LARGE Ll nei gl all oF beni Ret ta yl i lard Tabies, mad Teasonable veer be found a2 tbe al "alae bai ble Manufactory 7 and 62 ape tale connected with the trade at the lo} res ott [i] To der ghey LIRSOOMER, FORMERLY. OF FH OF THE Bi kitebow, tate forma hie friends and the public that he bas intely returned from Taropey and tak ne tid wie ot Cour! and Romeon streets, Brook'yo, ‘with Ades tables, Will be prepared to tear a erin on 0d to run 100 potota by ‘conons.Or hasrde. invites. ame, without betting Wil mene on Satur ax usual, ae D8. — GRIFFITH'S IMPROVED COMBINATION nd Tables areconly for sale a hie faaory. ile rome and privass notioe necaistae Sot a ae ote TABLE FOR SALE Ween IN PER- 6 by 12 feet. Apply at NANA ESTPORT AND KANSAS Nhat Se COMPANY, ‘Wrstront, y 3 taken on cary —— Principal nion bought and sold, |Special atientlon collections, toa when Payable st this, made. free of Gharze and proset é W.R. Bernard, ‘Thon. Johuson, Jamon M. Hunter, Alex. Waskey, ©.H. Kearney, ' Alex. Street, J. Gro. E. Suarson, Secretar; c Bank of America, How 8 W Whitiaker New York; Giter, Trice & Co., Philadelphia; L. A. Benoist & 00., St. Loule. ‘COAL. MING VA KOLLATS PRR TON, ja office of the Compan: Orderareeired mh No. 30 Wiillam atroet, And at the yard, No. 328 Eighth avenne,