The New York Herald Newspaper, January 24, 1860, Page 11

Teena ail rimaeammmaialls NiW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1860—TRIPLE SHEET. i Slave Sales at the South. HIGH FRICRS FOR NEGROBS. ‘Me Charleston Mercury of the 18th inst. says:—Mr. L. D. DeSaussuro sold gang of thirty-four negroes, Sea ‘Teland cotion hands, at an average of $703, and a gaog of twenty negroes, Sea Island cotton hands, at an average of 9795. Mr. RM. Marshall sold a gang of twenty megroes, cotton hands, at an average of $659. Messre Jacob Cohen & Sone sold a gang of twenty negroes, Sea Tsland cotton hands, at an average of $590. Messrs, ‘Shemas Ryan & Son sold a negro for rd for 92,10, and a boy, a houre servant, for $610, ‘Mr. Peter Smith sold at berg pers Virginia, at auction em the 1¢th instant, a number of slaves at the following prices:—Two men, 23 and 2b yours of age, average $1,495; ‘a girl 15 years'of age, $1 oman and two children, aged 18 months and 3 years, $1,760. Tbe Savannah Republican of tho 14th inst., says:—On ‘Poesaay last, ro Cuthbert, 108 were sold to settle the business of Messrs. W. B. & B. G. Lockett, railroad eontractors, one of whom is deceased, ‘There has Proba- Dabiy ever been offered in Georgia 80 fine a lot of negroes atone time. Out of the 108, only 10 were children and 2% women; of the remaining 73 men, one was 60 years - another 37, and none of the balance over 32 years The terma’ were cash, and the prices paid we eee the average of the entire sale was Needy A mechanic{brought $2,500, The'day previous, Monday, Gen. James W. Armstrong sold negroes at Montezuma; they ‘were an ordinary co aisaee. just such as would be gath- ered on a plantation. There were about twenty men, the Perma Li women and children. The average wat $1,100. Several of the men brought over = 000, A girl = are brought $1,465, and another, a little younger, ‘The St. Louis Evening News contains a summery of sales ef 112 negroes in the State of Missouri on New Year’s day, the aggregate amount being $102,529, or an average of 9015. The News infers from thess sales that the aver- age value of all the slaves in the State is about $800 each. the asgeesor’s returns for 1959, there were 103,712 wea in the State, which, at the above average, would make their aggregate valuc $82,069,600. ‘The beginning of the new year, says the Ss. Louis Re- = wituessed an unusual activity in the negro mar- throughout the interier counties of Missouri. In Daa- ‘ville the cale surpassed any before made in that county. Thirty-four negroes, acletng men, women and children, all eges and sex, sold for the sum of $29,208. %e Fulton, Calloway county, thirty-three were bid > Dy at various prices, rangin trons $302 for a ee old boy, to $1; @ man thirty years old, Ly Lexington, Lafayette county, twenty-nine ‘were sold for about $25,000. The following list will show fe range ory prices:— Jerry, aged 36 $805 ae 28. . 5 ‘Billory Reed Ai Yes » Age f ‘Mary, pat) aa chitd Hed : and cl Benrieta a 26 1285 760 Beneny, aged 21, and child 860 Ann, aged 11 865 Sally Apn, sged 10 150 Bike, vee nee Vive 610 ‘There wore, says the Lexington (Missouri) Beprass, &@ maby slaves sold on the biock in this city on Monday and tbe annexed prices will show that there has Mpg offin value. The attendance was decidedly the ingest, we have ever seen in this market, and the bidding conducted quite spiritedly. Mr. 8. G. Wentworth sold one pana vip iy fal Stang Mr. G. C. Alexander gold one man for $1,275; one man, $1,335; one wom ww, $1,200; one ‘woman, $1,200; one woman ‘and child, $1,490; one girl, 9800; one woman and chiid, $1,350; one woman and child, 31,800; one girl, $820; ono girl, $740; one girl child, $100. ‘She slaves of Mrs. Tandy brought:—One man, 19’; voee rank one man, 17 years old, $1,425; one man. $1,015; woman, 27 years old, and child, S100; coal hgh years old, $1,235; one man, 28 yoars old, 32th one ma man, 36 years old, $806; one woman, 28 years ok, oman, 23 years old $760; woman, 2 och srhepy child, $860; one girl, 11 years old, $365; ‘ene girl, i0 years old, $750; one girl, 9 years old, $510. ‘On the 4th inst. thirty-three slaves were sold in Oxford, AL te ‘Miss. , at the following prices = ag eff and 200 ‘Day and 2emall children..... Jane (18 years old). Barevue and child.. Average price of each negri ‘The Chester (S. C.) Standard learns that, at the sale of Herndon’s land and negroes, in Union district, the pro- gery Drought very high prices. One negro girl sold for ‘The Orangeburg (S. C.) Southron says. ‘ On sale da: few negroes were sold and @ great many hired. & ‘small boy, rather delicate in appearance, sold for $053. ‘The Yorkville (S. C.) Togairn se, A many ne- b were sold bs Monday and Tuesday, all commanding jighest prices. We no‘icod in one instance that a Gentean fait band 0k for $1,680, and others at corres. ponding rates.”” ‘The Darlington (8. C.) Flag, reports the sale, at this place, on sale day as gang of thirteen negroes st an C.) Herald, under the average of $837 eac! (8. caption & negro boy brought $1,315; porte] The Laurensville “Sale Day,” ay; ‘om eighteen to forty-ive years, sold ‘megrocs, in age fi 38,45. ‘The Iedependent ‘Abbeville, S. C.) notices the fol- lowing sale of negroes vg A ‘the Coensioaooe io Equits ‘Women and two children, kA woman and one child, $1,206; pir! eighteen years old, $1,280; girl sixteen years $1,180; man and wife oud tre children, from three te thirteen years old, $4,800. ‘The Unionville (8. C.) Times, noticing the sale of the Borndon estate, saye:—-One bandred and four negroes were sold for $100,350, the average of which is $964. Of Be et negroes, forty-four were children under ten years @f age. Scme of the adults were likely and first rate— gome were very far from it. ‘The (Bennotteville, S.C.) Son of Temperance says:—S. 2. Towseend, Fsq., Commissioner in Equity for Marlboro District, cold here, on Monday laet, two gangs of negroes as follows:—Thirteen belonging to the estate of Wan. Pegues, consisting of common field hands, embracing one infact in the arms, of an old fellow 65 years old, brought $8,261, or $1,020 average. Taking out the old negro two children the average of the other ten was $1,185. negroes from 17 to 20 years of age brought reapeo- 1 5110, $1,505 and $1,659. Sixteen negroes be- to the estate of Francis J. Miles, consisting of eommon ficid hands, embracing seme very old guperan- maated negrocs and two or three children, brought in all, $17,385, or $11,086 average ‘The Abingdon (Va.) Democrat reports some sales of at extraordinary prices:—Bettie, a girl of eighteen 8 of age, $2,006; Bukey, aged seventeon, $1,410; } aged ti nty: two, ‘sL100; Jim, aged thirty-| five, On the same day, says the eame pa; paper, & man, seed trent 8 five, sold for $1,470; @ ir, aged tén, sold $370; 5 1, aged, twenty-one, for $1,250; a girl, aged ‘Swenty- ey for $1,160. ‘The Charleston Mercury of the 20th inst. says:—Meazrs. ‘Porcher and Baya sold 2 house boy, seventeen yonrs old Sor $1,280; 0 field band, thirty years old, for 81,000, and smother for $1,005. Mr. Alonzo J. White nold a house servant and coachmon, twenty-four years old, for $1,600; epelderly cook for $325, and a female houe servant, ‘thisty years old, ‘with her three children, for $2,200. Obituary. ‘The Hon. Focuanp W. Barron, formetiy a representa- ‘thve in Congrees from the Frederick district, a ey died at his iate residence, in Frederick eases ‘Va.,on 35dh net. Mr. Barton was held ‘n hich m by citizens, a8 evinced in the several Ihooorabth Gusts him—Justice of the Peace, momber of the and national Legielatures, and firet Presideut of tho Agricultura) Society. Asa neighbor and friend he and true, and greatly beloved. jouy Neisox,an eminent lawyer o° Baltimore, { city on the 15th inst., in the aeventy- first year ‘During bis iong life he baa peen called to va- Ss <, trust and importance, baying been At General of the United States ander the Sakon that President Tyler, and Minister to Naples curing that jent Jackzon. een Gonvow, Esq., died rede sf N. J.,0n the in the 784 year of hie \r. Gordon waa a r Philad elphis, and a mem! P ‘ae Philadelphia early tarned his atention to iiteratare, and he author of several valuable legal and historical Pato which were:—Digest of the Laws of the States; of Penasyivania from ita Discovery ; History of New Jersey from its Discovery to 1789; of America; Cabinet of Amerikan History; Ng Manchac, Texae, died at his rosi- the 6t after a severe ilinese. He was of the Demosratic State Convention at Wac7; been United States Marshal in Miseiasinpt before his getviement in Texas; bas been Sheriff of Travis county, and would bave been run for State Benator but for the ome» ee state of his health. Ronert BUTLER, Assistant Adjatant General to overs! Sackeon apron at ibe baile of New Orieans, died at his wenidence at Lake Jackson, near Tallahassee, Piorida, on fhe afternooh of Jamary 12 Sea. Butler had been ia in firm beaith for a year ot more, bat it was only within « flew days past, in consequence of attacks of @ more alarm: eharacter, that serious appretension? were felt that his long life was near its close. Only thrse of Gon. Ja “+ @en’s prominent officers at that Daitle now survive, isjor Shotard, or Mie. by igtlt & F me ie Fi ‘Mhe Gailipolie ‘@hio) Journal states ‘that the Rev Tons Braarr, a soldier of the Revolution, a» Li om the 7th inst., aged one bun waonthe and feven days. He Yoland, and enlisted at Brookline jn u to Gallia, which was in the year t qmong the oldett revolutionary pensioners, and a minister @f the gorpel for over severmy-tve years. He was three anc’ war the father of wightoon eniltr ‘Strait retained bis mental faculties to a remarkable degres, and was in GalNpotia fra aently. ae hae, since March, 1831, bean semi yearly in she receipt of the pen- gem dus revorudonary bolciers. Beary Goraay wat be tooleine ae Gurney is the son | of Joseph John Gurney, ue datingriobas and philanthropist, well known by his extensive travels in this country, some years ago, for the purpose of visit- ing the meetings of ‘the society to which he belonged. | The latter was a brother of the well known baaker, Samuel Gurney; his sister was the cslebrated Elizabeth Fry, and his widow is a native of Peua- | sylvapia. The family name and character are thus | familiar to thousands in this country interested in bearing some particulars of the do- mestic degolation 80 reaches the foreiga sum. mary. Letters received here by the last steamer havo been shown to me, which fornia me full particalars of the case. The Renrs re was the only child of Richard | Guerney, M. P., @ cousin of Joseph John, and was mar. ried to the husband she has abandi rhen sho was only fifteen years old. She is now twenty-eight, and has two children. Her father, at his death, lefta fortune of $5,000,000—one half to her tidren, add the income of the other half to her during her life—the principal, at her death, to go also to her children. In addition ‘o this abundance, her husband is also very wealthy, a Member of Parliament, and maintains a splendid city esiab- Mishment and several country seats. AS a man, a citizen, a hus and a father, rhaps all England does not contain a better or brighter char. acter. Ho married for love, aud was passionately attach. ed to his wife, lavishing on her every attention aad indul- gence which an overflowing fortune and affection could suggest as likely to contribute to her happiness, without for a moment suspecting that her loyalty to him ‘had been Poel until he hear: =| ‘the blasting intelligence from her own lips. A young man whose name is Taylor, had been highly recommended to Mr. Gurney as a groom or footman, to take charge of Mrs. Gurney’s horses, as she was exces- sively fond of equestrian exercise, and was accordingly = loyed in that capacity. Taylor was an educated man, ¢ appearance and pl manners, and three or four r than his mistress. Thus thrown often together, she conceived a passion for her servant, of which ber husband did not entertain the remote- est idea until she openly avowed it to him, declaring that, although the latter bad been as faultless as a hus- band, and i tw pap id de she had ceased to love him; ‘that her art was with Tayior, aud that she had de- termined to abandon the husband for him. The tendercet remonstrance and intercession availed nothing to lessen her infatuation, Friends and relatives who were called in to piead with her made no stronger impression ; and, leay- ing ber children witbout shedding tear, this infatuated being abandoned as admirable a home as woman ever in- habited, and left Eogland for the Continent, in company with her seducer. e letters referred to speak of this sad event as having produced an extraordinary sensation in England, where the Gurney family has long been uni- versally known and loved. In this country, also, where their virtues are as higtly aporeciated by a yery exten- sive circle, these particulars will be read with equal as- tonishment and grief. Sherlff’s Fees. (From the New York Tribune.] By the fee bill the Sheriff is entitled to fees for official services, and commissions on all amounts collected by execution and anattachment. His fees fur serving sum- oe and returning writs in private suits amount toa sum, and he receives 50 cents for each cause on the tat calendar each ierm. The public can form some eati- mate of the income derived from this source from the fol- lowing facts:—The number of causes for trial in the Court of Common Pleas is now 2,590; in the Supreme Court, 2,828; in the Superior Court, 1,536; and the number is in- creasing each term instead of diminishing. The Sheriff therefore receives from the Common Pleas term $1,295, which at nine terms in tho wr amounts to $11,655; from the Supreme Court, $1,414 eac! term, which for nino terms & year makes $12,726; Fess the Superior Court, $768 each term, which for uine terms a year makes $6,912, or $31,298 for jury fees aloue; all for services for which $2,000 would be ‘ample remunora- tion. He also receives st 50 for each inquest before the bah Jury, which is a large addition to his income from jury trials. In addition to the sums paid him by the suitors, his quarterly bill bills, audited by the Board of Supervisors, for rawing and summoning jurors and making official re- turns, are as follows:— For quarter ending March 31.. + $3,724 40 For quarter ending June 30. -8 089 a For quarter ending Sept. 30. Total for nine months..............--.-...-$19, ‘ Ii Reno eee epee ‘audited other bilis of ees follows'— Serving summons in excise cases. $1,581 oe Serving summons in excise cases. 2,184 94 It is clear from these official figures that his income from the County Bip ee yp moe beaters cone amounts to at Jeast $60,000, and that ald not cost over $3,000. ifs cane Seas cand tee Gre athenane ss oes cannot be ascertained except by a legislative Snquiry; bu ea it is safe to aay that they amount to as much more. a a eats seen aay oe oe in Bae, ioe 4 official in the lobby all last winter, to prevent an inquiry into that subject. We trust tat he winter thut influence wi not pe miioetls and we oly ee Mr. pave oe . pnet of unnecessary ask public expenditure, an jacques, who ison the Judiciary Committee, 10 see the matter ig properly ventilated. Large Haul of Counterfeit Money at Day- ton, Ohio. ete the Dayton Journal, Jan. 11.) Marshal non, assisted by the police, arrested two men at Atkin’s Hotel yesterday afternooa, “and baie = the room they occupied $2,670 of counterfeit paj which the following is av inventory :—$1 ,262 in ‘Ono Be lier Branch, Cadiz, 0.; $710 Canal Bank, New Or- Jeans, $55 Hadley ‘Fails, 5's; $10 State Bank of In- diana’; $80 State Bank of Missouri, 20's; $170 State Stock Bank of Wisconsin, 1’s; $3 National Bank of Tinos, $3’8; $370 Bank of Chippewa, 6 The men gave their names as Thomas Pullan and H. Rose. They arrived here on Friday, and one of them re- mained et the houge while the other made excursions into the country or to otuer places. When the officers went to the door of the room they found it locked; they knocked and after some delay were admitted. The arrest and search for the counterfeit money was made, the arrested individuals rg ta they did not thick any of tho ‘‘counta- band” would be found; but in a closet packages contain- ing the bills above described were discovered, and the men were committed. Last evening the officers arrested J. N. Henderson, J. Aufoldish and J. Wamble. On searching Henderson some $50 in counter’eit and broken bank paper wore found; in the lot were geome of the Ohio 1’s of the same sort found im the at Atkins’, Officers McCain and Hardin oe Lecoag ert 8 nee ame last night, and found in & \arrel partly sand two packages containing ixty bogus half dolla: Domestic Yews Items. Axonmmer “PxMBERTON Mitts’? CatasTroran.—On the 18th inst. the foundation walls of the rear portion of Messrs. Forrest, Jones & Co.’s slave mart at Memphis, Tenn., gaye way, Lemon, 4 entire building to fall to the Lapel a, a heglgy its ruins six valuable slaves. @ building which gave way was three stories | in heigl ht. Soon after the accident the ruins took fire, but fortunately the flames were soon supprecsed. ‘Two of the slaves were killed, two dangerously injared and the others slightly. Logs aboat $7,000. On the same morning, the new printing office of tho Memphis Appeal, three stories bigh, also fell a mass of ruins. A carpenter named Milligen was buried beneath the ruins, toa denth of ten feet, but was rescued, and only slightly tojur. Loss about $4,000. ‘Tae Lire ano Deatt or a Miser — Michael Baird, who lived near Little York, Pa., was a miser. Alls father loft valuable farm of five hundred acres in the vicinity of York, with some farming and household articles. Michac! kept tavern a number of years—married, and raised four children. He accumulaied an immense estate, which reserved £0 tenaciously that he never aflorded a dollar for the education of his ciildren. He never was known to lay ont one dollar in casn for any article he might be in need of; he would either do without it, or flad some er fon who would barter for something which he could not conveniently sell for money. He farmed largely and kept a large distillery, which he supplied entirely with his own own grain. He kept a team for the conveyance of his whiskey to Baltimore, which, when he could not sell for money to suit him, he bartered for necessaries for his family and tavern. In this way he amassed aa estate worth $400,000. Such was bis attachment to money that he was never known to crodit 8 single dollar to any man. Upon the beet m ag security that could be given he would notlend acent. He never vested a doliar in blic funds, neither would he keep the notes ot any Bank longer than he could get them changed. He deposit- ed his specie in a large iron chest until it would hold no more. He then Ves & strong iroa-hooped barrel, which he also After hs death his stroug boxes yielded $250,000 in gold and silver. The cause of his Geath was as remartavie as the course of his life. A gen- tleman from Virginia offered him $12 bashol for 110 ‘busheis of cloverseed, but be would not do {t for lees than $13, and they did not agree. Tuo seod was afterwards sent to Philadelphia, where it was sold for $7 per bushel, and brought in the whole $550 lees than the Virginian had offered for it On reoriviog an account of his sale he walked through his farm, went to bis diatillery, and gave directions t his peopie; be then woat to bis wagon house and bung himeelf. Horse Tarvss Lyxcmmp wy Jowa.—At Perry, Tarra coun- ty, Towa, on the 7th inst, the bodies of two meu were found hanging from trees in # grove not far from the vil lage. The snow around was much trampled, giving evi- dence of a desperate struggie. The men were hung one upon tue limb of a fallen tree, wbich was but six feet from the ground; the other not much farthest weet was evidently Per firet. is bends were tied behind bim, crossed at his wrists. The knot in the rope around bis neck was bebint his rightear, His legs were turned back, the feet resting on the ground. There was po rope around bis legs, but evidently there had been, for the purpose of puiling par from under him, otherwise he would have rested onthe ground, end the rope around his neck would have had no effect. His cap and shaw! were iving near aim. The other was secured like the first; che knot was at the bacic of the head; arope was around bis legs, used for the purpose of pulling them ontfrom under him uptilhe died. Mis cap and shawl were lying besife him. Blood wag, or had been, issuing from ope nostri]. A Coroner's inquest was immediately held, by which it was shown that the tleceased persons were two brothers, zamed Bupker, wi ‘ad been seized and puttodeath by three men named s’mall, Beamans end Kimgaman, who arrested them for \iorse stealing. While in their charge prisoners bad vnsnocessfaily | attempted to eecape, and were tus summary dealt with to kave furiber trouble. RESTAURANTS. _ T: ATLOR'R SALOONS, ANDS7 BROADW.\¥.—BD- = albeas men will find thejower or fountatu Saloon & oon wertent ontet 9; od ecomenaon ples stone The bil of athe largest in tbe aoe bye eo mmen 9 TLIARDS —ORIFFITIVS TMFRO} B ad Fabien ean ooly, eer ay Ss £ ¥. fa ckirrire, 146 Paulin street, Quaker preacher | who will bo | PERSOWAL. ¥ WILLIAM ‘CAFFYN 18 IN NEW YORK, HE WILL me immediately to Ohio. 1 he r ingtie! inquire: a tle Post of oflee. ares QOURA ie. JP SULIAM DEWE, ALIAS FRANK LHATH, OF LON- don, Kngiand. who ‘sailed on the lakes between Chicago and buitio, some ears since, will communicate with tho ua- ar | dere) of nometh ntare. pero ta Tarolang talituctory” legal evidence of ibe death of the auld Willain Dew, will bo Hbcrally rewarded. > JOHN DEWE, Toronto, Cansda, | ean’ WANTED—OF JAMES @WENS, BRICK. lanes, native Parish Tedavnute, county Moi heard from, realded in Bond street, Brooklyn. po | phy bim will be thankfully reeeived by his brother, ANIUUR OWENS, 826 Cherry street. Loe ow CAN I ADDRESS A LE TERS yen act Notes TO MARINERS.-GEORGE BROWN, MA- thew bit cone King, or any others of the officers or tm the abip sien & New London, = aeons so wilt Bear of stuasthing Go tueit iraniace’ by- Daniel P. Gridith, 93 Weal street] New York. LOST AND FOUND. _ RBAREPEN LOST —ON SATURDAY EVENING LAST, in going from Thirty-seventh street through 1 ‘and Fourth avennes down Bivadway tothest Nich las Hlotsk a gold brea with hair and set with pearls; the owners name atpiD ‘on the back. the finder will recel ‘eaving it wi the fie of tho above bute nae bhicaldad LR '—LAST WEEK, [IN DRUG one EROADWAY and | Fourteenth street, a lady's smail mink OST—BETWEEN PRINCE AND EIG! STR! L Broadway cad Macdougal street, EIQUTE STREETS, Pip got im allver, > he finder will be rewarded by leaving It a Greene street, one door from Eighth street, L O8T—$20 REWARD.—ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, gold Wasiand cyare™ Pesgnan Wugete Nene rset BFtsine seas fie Meee ag? 7 oid Lita FINGER RING, SEY WITH A BLOODSTONE, supposed to be left in the washbow! at Crook & Dui, ast day evening. A reward will be pald for tts to Stumee bank Sunday Courier oflice, 1b Spruce street. O'CLOCK A.M, ON t Paterson, erossing ta New York, cel, in paper, wi bont tirestion ed ease deliver at ollloe No. AL t, third door, bes 2 OST—YESTERDAY, AT 835 the Hoboken ferry boat in the Jadiew enbin, a With red tape and’strin Lia! corner of William street O8T-ON THR 18TH DECEMBER, 15: N L° drawn by J. & E. Hock, of Boston, date: ery Dee. jy months. avd endorsed by Ke bt Marcher & Brother, for eighty- right dotlars seventeen cents. Also, a Note drawn ‘by Samaon ‘aries & Co., of baltimore, dated 7th | Dee , six months endorsed "y Robt. Marcher & Brother, for $863 99. A liberal reward Will be paid by apolying to J. B. Charch, Jr. foot of West Twenty-ninth street, N.Y. Payment of boih notes la s'opped. O8T—IN BROOKLYN, BETWEEN CNERVER PLACE 4 and Montagu ' through Henry, atlantic, Hicks and Btate streets, a Vol a ditk Chan, tbe gift of a doopasod frlend. The foder will recelte thet thanks of the owner by re- turning ft to 42 Cheever place, Brooklyn. Lo OR STOLEN—ON FRIDAY, DE‘. an open face silver Watch, No, 388, ii J. Tob Liverpool; with gold bands and a ship engea ‘The vereon bavibg tbe above will be rewsrdes by Teaving tai Daniel Simmons’. 3t9) Bunt Ela se street, or with Daniel Sim- mane, at vee ag . Co's. 99 John street, Pawnbrokers, are re- quested to stop the same, $2 OST, ON SUNDAY, FROM 07 THIRD venue terrier jut abort efx bate old; is baa gray color, and has op a fancy moroce) collar. Any one re- ‘urning her to the above number will receive the above reward 1 pny aoe ON SUNDAY, 2D INST, IN ove of the highth’ avenue cars, a’lady’s Mult. ' The 2 reward will be will be © paid on leaving it at $64 Greenwich st, <Q REWARD.—LOSr, ON FRIDAY, 20TH INST, A amall poodie Dog, white with b-own’ spo's. The above reward will be paid on leaving him at 223 West Fifteenth at. $3 REWARD. ‘ae PN OND AY, 2D _ INSTANT, REWARD between 4 and North Moore sirest) 2 Biackaird he above reward will be bald By returning thé ‘same and no questions as ‘asked. ELS. REWARD.—LOST, LAST WERK, A TAN COLORED JHtattan Grayhound ‘Alut, small aise. Return tt to 16 BS mercy park. $1 REWARDE.—LOST, ON MONDAY, 23D INST., ON going trom West Sixteenth to West Fourteanth street, ue Wray of Sixth avenue. a white Cashmere Shawl, with golor: border, . The Sn i will reosied tee above reward by leav- () REWARD—10sT, A BLUE AND GOLD evamelled Watch, with the Jenera BY. tn gold on 20: ‘with a gold Chain and Lock ).. The above v reward w be paid on deliver a0%0 East Hieerih otrect. $25 "Huey, nih Sac FROM Se en on unday ni ua wild "F." on tbe blisdel ane set a doale Hasrems one while wol Hobe; two blankea ae “oie toward. for tne ionereey of ihe same snd no questions asked. Adaress Pliny Freeman, 12 and 114 Broadway. 50) REWARD —STRATED FROM 18S OWNER. ON Friday morning, 11. i, very valuable liver oviored Answering to the ‘of Sango;and raider large. sizs. The above reward wit fhe poid to aut’ poretu on hia celery 00 F. G, Kyerson, at 84 Fulton street. HOTCE oF PURSUITS —THE SUBJECT OF PRO- fessor FOWLER'S pacers oe ee ae ba ape 720 Browaway. Private descriptions of character, charts, given at $08 Broadway, dally. R. AND MES. G. VANDENHOFF GIVE A Guanp wncertanzovs Ruoccrionany Rxranratwaext At HOPE CHAPEL. this evening at elght o'clock, From SHAKtPERS, TENNYSON, HUOD, and other sources: THE MILI’ MILITARY. TANTED—A 1 DRUM “MAJOR, A TAKE CHARGE OF ® drum corps; must speak bea good musician, and understand mintceuvering the corp.” Any ore well kod ean address bax 1,870 Post office, giving name mee, ual ‘TEAMBOATS. (OR NORTHPORT, LOYD'S DOCK, OYSTER BAY, GLEN COVE and GEHAT NEOR. Steamboat MAYFLOWER will resume her tri January 2%, ice permitting, leaving Catharine se OR FORT LEE—THE STEAMBOAT MOSES TAYLOR will leave Spring street every Wednesday and Saturday, at7 A.M. and 4P. M.: lesve Fort Lee for New York ats A.M. ard6P.M., msking the usual ‘This boas will rua until further notios, DESTISTRY. ARTIFICIAL BONE FILLING FOR DECAYED TEETH atin while eof, requiring 0 pressure and giving mo pain; sebing teeth or mere shells ean be filled withit. Rooms the discoverer, 1,085 Broadway, corper of Thirty-first street. No claimed with operator AVING SUFYBRED SEVESELY HERSIOTORE SY en Langer les lam now furniehing beautiful dura- oly, os Balt way” forme procs, 20 ably low, eee i Eesonials aod references adun- THER, Senior, Dentist, 42 Great Jones suet, pane be “aria viz: Bodmin Fatisf Sontenre cosmo ans i " SPLENDID NEWFOUNDLAND DOG AND PUP OF the same stock, Mount St Bernard, King Charles Spanieis, Seotcb and imported black and tan Terrie-s, very small and bardsome, for sale at 66 University place, between Twelfth and Thirte IGRON MATCH.—A MATCH WILL COME OFF AT Shaw's Hotel, near the Union 3 Course, on 1 on Taseday, Jap. 24, three men on a side; Wm. J. Shay re agaiast JM. and two others, eenth atrects, BTONISHING. — MADAME MORROW, daughier and born with © oaul en ber ‘f pe ‘Of the starsto the £ tere, eweses speedy mnzrringes, tells |. and aii ibe events of go oy tants ents. 184 Ladiow street, ‘very thou: ow Beroen 10+ adenbaed. ras AND ASTROLOGIST THAT BEATS A “ihe worlds ana $5,000 ls offered to any person who can Serpane her. Sbe warveais Wo. gure boy disease ta te woret form, particularly theumatien, consampiion, Rearainia, sera- ‘and all atfections of ihe lunge avd throat. N. B —Madame SEVENTS! ow snay teens 700 w our Yebote it low Houston, ‘a ‘the only natural allseewng Otairvoyant in the United Riaten. ail taeve wha are cick. tf trouble, or oh ae im duain ld d9 well to call and seq that gifted lady. Rest- dence + Fifteenth street, ates SEYMOUR, 48 FOURTH at of Broadway, the mart an roveatul medical acd businens clairvoyant in Tonamitations on sickness, bustnews, lost property and Steoat friends. Bats faction guaranteed or no pry. LOWE OY? JOvR! MATRIMONY —1 WIL, Ue ON the reoeint of rer si sead to any verwyn 8 fail Gerineation of their eharnotar by their handwriting (ad euflicient). ‘Aenean with reimrn postage, MaRia Dt Va- LOIB, or 4b Metropolisa Pont oMlca, sare of Mr. HT. Laws, ew York City. All communications confdsntial MADAME Ray, 18 THE BEST CLAIRVOYANT AND astrologist in the world. Tells vishors’ azes and names, and gives Incky numbere., Apply, al near Twenty-sevenih strect. Hours 10 to speedy mai 500 teveots arene, 6P.m. N. B.—WHO HAS NOT ae ae THE CELEBRATED + Madame PKEWSSER! She bas been consulted a4 and other faction. entire feels or Tale "abe telle the nase of future wife or buebacd, her visiter, If you wish trath, give hers call 8 251 Third aveaue, above Twenty tet street, ‘Ladies, 1 cents, gentiemen, $1. HO WOULD NOT GO WHERE ase 18)—GO YE ne.tee Has RELLINGTON, i the the best of all, cannst orty law suite, Srupken or tufaidal husbands reaini Miu Wb aclect aaeortnent of pure Koma and Arabic tallamaun, for Nive, cord luck and. Business sifairs tn geuessl, aad Tunteed for life. Resideuce 12 Math street, wear the Bowery. poasennere caret 43 CURNTOPRER, SCREET.MES. H. ROEDER — This astonishin, never failing setrologiet, seer and \. ae lady, hae rewrned to this city, and gives true information attaira with and tn regard to health, wealth and mirriage, se ‘arate, journeya, invent nie, didioulty in business, absent friends, eickness, Ac.’ Mre. Rood ee ancoeede when ail others frill. Her fees are reduosd:—Fer ladies, 25 centa; geutiemen, © cents. HOT BL RS BURGER, NO. GRUE DE LA wrononcene, ‘begs to inform the American residents in Pars that she Ban removed her esiablishonent tn Ro 4) Rae dodat de Manbat, Bitedinsid, £ umpals de, Giuges veead, baokwheat Cakes. —VISITERS TO CUBA WILL FIN: Novae ible quarters atthe Botel oom Wo. Pela Rey, Gavans, by dire SARAH BR. BREW! a CREE aS GSE RET gd Ge 5 j fi J FS: 4 Bee ‘ ie ale He fe Si 33 na $s | Soutaioa all modern Lmpro | $525 ln November last, i, Pi Large Sil GREAT BARGAIN.—SPLENDID SEVEN OCTAVA made by makers, and rcadway, PRIVATR FAMILY WILL SELL AT ABOUT HALF ite cost, a magnificent toned seven octave donble round gorrered richly carved rosewood Planoforte, but litle used; has three ye arantee uf sity maker. Apply at 67 Mac doogal street, between ieccker aad Houston: DODWORTH'S DANCING "amas + No, £06 Broadway, Now Yor ‘No, 10e, Brooklyn. Mondays and Thursdays, Tucedaranng Prhdees ia Brooklyn; fednesdays and Saturdaye in New Yor cl SCHAGBES 01 ‘EN AT nh TIMES TOR BEGINNERS, Te Rrtee Rete anew quadrille recently introduced in Paris, and at the academiesof x DODWORTH. just published, with @ ful a ‘fall Ii description of the figures. (YEICKERING & SONS, we GRAND, \ RST ARE. AND AND vexioht yANOS ©,,2 BONS nara been amar met ize medals for the su Hority of Geir meacatectas i. 35 years, wis KASON & eric soreRion ODKONS AND HARMONTOMS, For parlors, churches, vesirioe At who's retall FIAMos To RENT” meant EPOT OF THE Siam cr OBGA ols ones ROANE) ies bien ‘KOBROADWAY ond a Me ring ron, eureben rece, thnpele aad eahools. Fer draw SOLE MEDAL OF RONUR the Univergs] Exhibition of 1538. ule pornitiocnt instrument, whieh the brilliant perform paees A calc died RI gp ny Mite, WELLIS Deve rendered as popular oN sues acm Lt Lmerene, have dew sonore Liar, f ROSIN MEYESSERR, be, to $45, 850, $60, $155, 3255, Ebb, 8500, SUA, $975, 8400. ve rirewiar sent to any address on ayplination 4 BLN ARD & FABGBGULTTES, dr. 20 Groton Tusportees of Buason aeaordenns, Violian: Woltn Sicings be ad: & C. FISCHER'S PIANOS ACKNOWLEDO?D MIR dest made Pianos; foll ron frame, patent damper, and all modern improvements. Fully warranted. Greatest ‘iniuee- mevis for cach, Manufactory 21, dad, 245, 247-219. 251 West et ae ag street. Wareroom 806 Broadway, near Four- 8 RS. HOOPER WILL RECEIVE A FEW MORE Pup!'s for the Pianoforte. Thorough and rapid instra {ion insured, on moderate ters, by the quarter o° single sop. Apply st 1,262 Broadway, en Fortieth aad Forty first streets. nen USIOAL —A LADY AMATEUR IN VOCAL AND IN- strumental music ia deairous of obtaining pupils, Call at 134 Kast Fourteenth street. Mosse enone sce WANTED ON THE PIANO- forte, by @ young man, Address ©. Elder, Herald off office, BCORD. HAND PIANOS AT GREAT BARGAINS F rOR h.—One 53 oo 6 octa and one 0, $15; one $36, gre $0, ee four 6760 sare gah etic ies C 3200, $235, Statiy carved and tnisid. 80, Prance and mscloteote to reat HORACE SaaTkies, Agent, 885 Broad ECOND WAND PIANOS AT HALF THETR VALUR IF ciel —b% octaves for $15, $25 and $1: 6 o9- i to gupright f Dos for $55 and $45 Fran era br nd $25; new Pianos from $175 to $4 way, corner tecond uf wish R. GONZALEZ, 50) TIANOFORTE FOR $220, IF APPLIED FOR immediately, st 153 avenue B, near Ninth alroot; I Toctave, splendid rosewood cane, eleganity carved and Jalna ‘With peari, pearl keys, serpentine mouldings carved legs Overstrung bass, tron frame; in use but] tontas. one INSTRUCTION. LL FOR $'0—PEYMANSHIP AND ARITHMETIC, 8 mon! 8 lessons instruction, or tookkeeving, \ uplimited, for 810. Ladies’ writiog lessons $2 1G; bo monk, & PAINS weil known acaleates, 62 ibd RY Y¥., and 283 Fuiton street, Srookiyn. Al TOUNG LADY, 4 MEMBER OF THE PREGUYTE rian church, well educated and with five years’ exoc- Tience in teaebing, desires a situation as weacher of the Zoglina branches in some private family, or as agvistant in some sch »! References can be given to well krown parties lu this city and Brook! ddress 90x 1,253, Post oflice. FNUcation soQUIRED at J ANY AGE —EFFICIRNT instrnetion in English, Class) lathematicn or French at ite residences of pul or in acho! cagole by na axperionpes wach ery ite of Yale College, (speaking Freo Address Raiph Dayton, 170 Hleecker street, or call at 1 o'eiock I". M OVERNESS—A YOUNG LADY WISHES A RITUA tion as governess; she fe qualiied to instruct in Kagliah French and inuaic, address B. ., Herald odice ESSONS IN) FRENCH, BY A PARIAN LADY.— ‘A young lady, lately arrived fom Paris and asouatomed lotesch: wirhts to five iesxoas 1a Freach to gentlemen. Ap Pa thia ee hot Sear sireet, near Broadway, from 1 to tw 6o'e! ‘ARSH?S COUNTING ROOMS, $48 Brosdway, Appleton Building, BOUNRERrING A AND BUSINESS AFFAIRS. Sc Sys al ge tn re noe = oe RACTICAL BOOKKEEPING TAUGHT. ‘A fret class sccoustant of much experienos now out of txaplosmect, propeaen to devote some m: onths the instruc: pupil's in the science and art of Bookkeeping. som fer taltlon (embracing ® most (nore ical course) wil! be made suitable w sirounetan ard Popiie will be aitended elther privately or at the ri Of the advertiser, in Beaver niveet Most satisfuctory refe- renets furnished to applizants, and any communicati me ad dressed eg , box 3.001 Post cilice, New York, will bs tranted comolete DANCING ACADEMIES. CADEMY OF DANCING AND WALTZING, NO. 65 Bast Broadway —Mr. HUOGLAND will comm nih his at7 i ‘genta at 8. should be week. Cinases for children oo Ssturdays at 3 ANCING TAUGAT BY A N@W AND RATIONAL system, st MADANE SAUV AGEAU'S Danc'ng academy, 645 Broadway. By thin method every pupil, however old or hard to teach, may learn #1l the fashionable dances in twolre lessons. Insiru on Fo ERO'S DANCING ACADEMY, 89 West Fourteenth street, is open for the reception of Pu- Pfs at sil times. New classes forming every day. Several Dew Dapous ar being ta taught, DE GARMO BROCKES’ ete e 361 BROOME aye, 3 ian, Tueedsye aud i 9 6: gearte, PM. Anew clase for Tuestaza. Children: ya aod Ssinrdays, 810 6 P. M. Ladies primary are Wis. Brookes. Private lessons at boars set cos ep UA DRILLS. jE NEW siren Prines Imperial Ladies’ Quadrilies and Quedrille Rosse, All the fashionable Dances tenght in one course of leans. ____BOIRKE EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT, ff ADAME (FERRERO) JACKSON, PRIVATE DANC' Mondays, Tharada ‘ent Thirty-rixth atrest, G ADADIGMY. , Wedaesdays and Satardn; ROFESOR Roxns DANCING ACADEMY AND Gymnastum, at 275 Bleecker sirect. ia vow open for toe reception of pnp’ lasses are now forming. No exira charge to the we ‘Gymnasium. T A COUNTY CONVER’ MELD AT TAE HOUSE of Wiliam Wuriand, io the village of Jamales, Queens county, Jan. 21, 1860 Jo puryuanse of a call of the National Demeccratie District Cominvies € Queens soanty, tie, Caaven: : ganized by appointing Jeremish Bricia, Thairman, acd Deed. €- Binavelt aud Job 8. Carll, Sesretarige,. U0 m0. tion the chalr appointed Wra. K. Lawrence, Dr J. #. Blaavelt, Albert Priest sad Jacob Rataay, a commiiter to'prepare vad ut mtt resolutions expressive of the sentimer ts of the Conren: tion The. commitee senbaties the faliowing, esolotons, which were uvanimously naopted.— Resolved, “We. hold to yal demand the rights of the democratic’ masses of Congressional _diatrict, Crmect ibe uate of New Rock eneraiy; and, therefore, we do rot recoprise the act of ‘Courention etd BL Byracnee 14ib of Beotember inst fa appoutioy, deleeates to the Charleston Convention. It was an usurpation of power, in ‘which the masses of the democratic purty bad no voic, and whose sentimenta were not consulted, and therefore it has our lecsded dis, by Tberetore. weapprove and adopt the yymoremcnt po nemlred | point delegates to Charleston direct from the mans, Srenpa'h their conventions appointed for that experis! purpose. That the deie, xopointed for this Con- greanosk shall becareful ta. toe Naiienal Contention fo have embodied io the platform of principles of he natlonnl demooratie party the well settled potley of the s:d party, wad especially puch aa shall unequivocally aed firmly plece upon the copstivution— thereby guarantecing its support to every sec: MRenclveds wef Spprove nod confirm the sentiments we fu and confirm the sentiments con- tained in the resol of the primary meetings whose dele- sates compose this Convention ” ‘On motion, it was resived, That the Convention now pro- cred to appoint six delegsies’to revrasent this county in the Dietriet Grnvention, tobe beld at Wiliiara Duriand’s Hokel, tn Jumaica, on the 241i Inst , at {2 o'clock M —sherenpon the f0l- owing persons were, uniniinously apooioted:—Jobn 6. Lam- dervon, Wiliam E. Lacrrence, jooderson, J. Bi J Romeey and Ur. J. F. Blau ved, That the ‘delegation bave power to fll vecancten. Resolved: That roceedings of this Convention be pub- abed in the ‘New York Dally News, New York: Herald, and te varera in Queens count Resoived, That thia Convention do 00 Yeneuiaw Bal J. F Buacvest, Joux F. Cant, }Secretartes. Gus, , Chairman. JNION! Union UNION! KIGHTEENTH WARD shag ced CLUB, This Club organized by the citizens of the W: a meet- ing thereof, ty orgs distinction of held No. § Union rext meeting will be held at the same place snp. 24, Bt 7 o'clock, Citizens of the Ward of Unilon, the Copatitution and the enforeement of the Lawn,” and who sympathise with the noremect, are (avited to attend and enrol! thetr Damen ag members of the Clu. Luvi Kenn, Secretary. @. BTERLINY, President. wai Uukenae, Lesa, N. B.— addresses will be made. MATRIMONIAL. A* ot INSTANTANEOUS HAIR DYE-—PERMANENT iat. and harmless; will not fade, wash out, burn or rot the GEORGE'S aa OID HAIR DYE, for coloring the hair, whinkers ar mustacio to ‘an7 shade, from alight browne Diack its eal not injure tb hair hair or stain Bigt ths rbeck sede Se HE" a Bigie co ci w co on. It is the aye HIRTY.SEVEN CENTS or three boxes for $1. Bach box contains aa mach Hair Dye as others will for $1 each. wr bald depot at Soott’s Drag Btore, X6 Grand yeast Sold by Mra. Hays, Brooklyn; J Persons trot juest of health would do wi foie i semeraily mild ot Northern winters b the physicians of Mobile low Orleans. AMES CUNNOH & COs Proprieors, RS, INTELLIGENT PERSON, MARRIED, OR eee templating marriage. male or female. by “encloelag turn stamp (if in ‘be efty thr fa, out of the elty six cv.a, abd their nddreea, will Feesive ‘an important. work containing Seni aie 0 shone know. Addréss J. P. L., station D, jew Yor! LECTROPATAYC INSTITUTE, 66 WEST THIRTRENTE atreet.—Acnie, chronic and mercurial direases, of every dercription. mecessinily treated without medicines’ Private pilors and female attendants for Indies Good board and at: tive nurses. Medicated eleotrical baths, 5@ cents ARRADAY’S PANTALOONS WILL NOT CONFINE the wearer in any position; they wil not break or bag over the foot in standing or swatkings they wii} not ride up the oot in sitting, nor require shaking d>wn on rising from & sit- ture; but they wily fit easy Da as sreeoralt im any rea- sone pe orl tion. RRADA italoon Maker, 599 Broadway, room 13, up ataire. ARBLE MANTELS--THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD Inform the Pubic that he ts yeepared to se’! Mantels at their advantage to call at A- RICA WRICS Marte Shop, Nos 119 i Vv cal » RL io. East Aighteenth street, near Third avenue. eee ATIONAL BANK NOTE COMPANY, NO. 1 WALL street.—Bank Note Nie le ‘aod Printing in every form Premptly executed. Aj] the ern } kapcovenaes of iy Teed by this Orapany: to prevent ove mar lag a larng oma erent aout Bile, are now oflred.” Draka Bonds and ceruleaioe of al er ptlode evgraved and pi AcvoNOUGH, Secretary. —R. 8. OARLEY, President, _Bawve,Btns, Treasurer, J.T, SOUTTRR, Vice Praa't, N*¥ YORK METALLIO. IND DIA RUBBER Depoh ad Leonard sucet, New York, Green’s Patent of Ko" mmber 29, 1859. LIST OF PRICES. No. 1, size 10 x 14 inehes. 83 6 per dozen. 3 9x13 36° 8 8 8x13 ts ° 4, 8s“ 830 4 5, 7xit 300 * 4 7500 * 30 % beng: (ib! pa yf 8 6x10 “ ib 9, 6x9“ 2uy mM, 5x8“ ie ny bx 7“ im re 4x6“ 12 All bulls Been 4 $ - be cent net cash. 00 5 % p.c. onnb, ‘Tho largest clononnt on thi card sande in al oaaee We agente All orders should be addressed to, a RINTING PRESS. —WANTED, TO PUROMASE, Adams, Horo Paadce nts. App 2aNO- DOSS BAKIOW, #27 Pesri streets PAWN TICKETS PORCHSEED THN 85 SUT ter BROADWAY. G. LRVIR. DODLTRY FOR SALF.—WILD TURKEYS DOMESTI. cated, ateo the large, breed of domestic Furkeys, eo pair Of which weighs 52 pounds; also, Geese, Dacks, of diterent Kinds, with a large variety of olber fancy tonltry, all pure eed. ERM aN SHt(TH, Darien depot, Cona. ARTIFS SUPPLIED WITH THR REST ton. cRrmaM, in forma, for three shillings per quart. J. TABEI, con: fectioner, 243 Bleecker strees, opposite Leroy atr lace lee Cream mace to order. satablished in 1843, ECTORAL PASTE (PATE. PEC toral Syrup (Sirop Peetorale) HARARG. RIRK. No 25 ruo Richelien, Par physicians from ths pitais, ag well as the presidente and members of the Imperial Academy of Medicine in France nave certiied the supertority of ibrse Pectora’s over ail others for the onre of colds, grippe snd disorders of the ches: and throat. They do Lot contain any of the sults of cplam. such as worphine, codeine, Bareotine apd otber, polasus, which only beaum the pacent without curing the disorder and conseqnently the Nafe Syrup and Paste ay be adm'niniered without danjer to obiitren of the most tenaer age aifected wish cals, whooping,wong, ec. May be had of Morsra. H &.& Fougera, cbomais, Brooklyn, and of wr. Milhau, chemist, New York. MIL. TEAM POWEB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. TON &CO,, 12 Ann street, invite the ayenuion of book and newapaver publishers to thelr facilities for the prompt exeou- Lon of first class #ress Work at moderate rates. Kvery descrip- Mion of Book and Job Printing done promptly and chesp for HILLON & 00., 12 Ann airent, KIT SPRINGS—TRMP KD BY W, TERMAN’S PA ‘eat Toarket prices, by tepted process, for sali H. WATAENAN, Williame! 2, t. Leooar Pook sue ferry. giieeenty, LIQUID LICORICE CURES Ca thes iE 8 Colds [nduenza. Bronehitie, ke, de. | Prion si her bottle. "Gold DY the prisclpal Graggiatd and atthe dopch 120% Ninth street. ns J ERS ANO” MUSTACHES—Uar RUSSELL Nikowrene. 11 furees them t> grow and does not etain ortnjure the ski. Price $1. Sent post pald, address Grin- nel) & Btorrs, York. JANTED—A SIX FOOT DOUBLE, OR TWELVE FOOT Je, solid oak Deek, with drawers and closets and racks for bo books; sot too much weed. Address B ., box 67 Herald office. TARTED—GOOD _ Shy “RECOND HAND. COUNTERS! nitnble for * hardware store’ . COLT, 601 Hudsoa street, Shelving, 10. 000} ALROAY TIRS WANTED IMMEDIATE. Must be of good chestnut, whiié ork or cedar, 6 inches face, 6 mches thickness. and not less thas 7% fect omg. Address Offioe of Staten Island sailroad Company, NEWSPAPERS. Nom 18 THE TIME 70 8 tees RIBE WORKING FARMER. A LARGE AGRICULTURAL MONTHLY JOURNAL, ONE DOLLAH PEK ANNUM, EDITED BY MES J. MAPES, PROFESSOR JA SISTED BY GEO. E. WARING, g, NEARY | U, VAIL, J PAYNE LOWS VoL XL OF THE PRLSENT YEAR. 1 contain neriee of articlea nn the following subjeeta:— Garden, alphabetical; wren thelr usea abd abuses, ind Frutt Trees of sierica. ed Implements and Machinery. New processes «{ cullivaon, with « Vow to greater perfest- ness and economy ‘Culture of Cotton, Corn, Tobaceo and green crops as substi totes tor gress cropy fn the South. Manipulation of pugur, Hs growth and manutactares Advantages of deep culture, including eub-n08 plonbging. Full reports rain and produee markets, tock. Treaum care of THE WORKING Fa KMER. eontatos more original matter than any sgrienl'ural paper pubiisbed in this eouotry, AB the editors of this journal are practically engaged in coaduat- Ing the several cepartments noon whica thay write. EXTRACT FROM PaeMID. List For six mew subscribers. two extra copies of the WORK: ING FARMER, or two back volumes, a8 may be selected. 1ogOr Hiroe new suivecribers, one extra copy, oF one back ve ume. ‘én aad “Those obiataiog ‘subscribers will plense forward thelr names earcon an received, and their tinal irene be received af Oe Rew York offics before the Ist of A: i, Dew sabecriver way receive os eave mall pap of seed, (rained by 3. J. Mazes) Rinés to be named Dy himeelf, ta, Twn the arousal ‘amount of he eneleon an axveiope properly directed acd sarap. ‘postage stamps to pay the tage on the cvede to be returned him by mall. When beans or other benry aces are p.dered, double ihe namber lage starops will requ! Pee tack botommn toned ic paper, from vo. 2g ro. 1% wit be furnished a: $1 Kieren Fitont postage vl witbou 3 pom 12% and 128% Piao om tnt 11 Be Fpecimen numbers sent free of expense. New York oily, ___ FALL FASHIONS. FOURS, FURS, wis GREAT REDUCTION. Fos Sh ARE het jer to make room for Tam now determined ‘ONDERSELL aarezoe marked down '30 per cent Ieee than cost Inlly invited to this maynificent 387 Pa Maro Balding. AKE WARNING IN TIME! LADIES’ AND ci HILDREX'S FANCY FURS! Aa the rush is immense! menaely great at HUDSON BA’ fat UR OO. 8 WARENOUSE, Broadway, Ladies and ag nog will do well t9 eal! before it {s too Inte, the wareboure ept open for the retail trade poslively cy few nye isogere Goods are actually aold 00 per Cent below cost. EXPRESSES. A BURNHAWS FURNITURE EXPRESS AND FURNI- .. ture Packing Katablishment—Office 118 West Fieventh wreet, between Filth is] Bixth avenues.—Honsebol! Furni. ture moved, boxed and shipped to all parta of the couatry; foar Vorse spring wagons for removal of Furniture to the country. Storage for Furniture, a | sear ao mba Valvables and mereosndion ad eoLecte 3 | oR Ee aT Sep “7 cay q0es, or 10 eet at oe je BROADWAY, | forges tke wainder, 2 Eudaon MOUSES, ROOMS, &¢., TO Lz, SMALL STOBB TO LET—ON THE 5 Bing through to Madison street. A igoed nats nox. ‘drug OF book and aboe shoe store; rent low. @ Pearl street. A GESILAMAN HAVING A LARGE HOUSE Is tiie city of Brooklyp is desirous of disposing of the «ame uct the Ist of May, ta mere vomiual rept, to some person who will teke care of ft, with a view to some permanent arrange ment thereafter, Apply at No. § Tryou row, room No, 2 A FIRST CLARS RLEGAN RNISHED HOUSE A. to let, fa @ prominent Jocation, suitable for almost Fira of publie babivesa: in. the violvity of the Fifth wi 1 be leased for @ term of years, Addresas., Iverett House, trem 10 to (2. NEW THRFE STORY BRICK HOUSE ON ForTY- ninth sireet, near a ue, to let with immediate Possession, st a mere nominal Pent uniil May, and st the rate 01 $600 for next year, KIASHIMER, $43 Fourth avenue. eee A SUIT OF ROOMS, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED, ON Lirst floor to let to a club of gentlemen. Please apply at Se Broadway, between Bighieenih and Nine Micmcamecene F ROADWAY LOFTS 10 LET.—THE FIRST 7 Lot OF St. Niche- the marble building 508 Broadw Pee Da fe Hotel. Apply on the x #8. Dav! On PEST HOUSE IN THIS CITY TO LET.—A THRE Slory bigh awcop, House, with all the modern improve- nd a Deautiful bay window, wil ‘most Perfect order; rent from now vail Mavony see oe KINSHIMER, 843 URNISHED HOUSES 10 LET TMEDTATELY —ONE Re Foroha rent ba] a tog beaatifnl) (aoe Pek g onse on Broadway, ren! a mouth; @ yeh Gelinas in Brocklyn, reut ouly $80 8 month et ae KINSHIMER, $13 Fourth avenue, SUED HOUSE TO LET—ON. EAR FOURTEENTH five story brown stone; has all the medern im- nin; comfortably und genwelly: furulshed. Por per- mis to see the premises call « KINSHTMER, 343 Fourth avenue. 'URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—ONE L. ROO! F on second floor, with one or two Setromee’ pena ne ished; house has all the modern improvements;’ ins private fomilv; suitable for single gentlemen, “Apply at WS Houston ORNTSHED ROOMS TO LET—TO GENT! in & private house, and convenien pears ard ene and Resin room; bath, with hot cold water attached; aleo, a parlor wouid be let, for an rk, App); aba East Twenty elghth atroet near Madison avoaua” 2PP \URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—FOR HOUSEKEEPING, two Rooms and Bedroom, on the second floor, at $18 per mocuth. o 50 per week, in @ house with a email family, Ap- ly at West Twenty-4 a ‘wenty-fourta street, between kighth and ———— te URNISBED ROOMS TO LET—S3OME AS LOW AS $1 per week. A fre and Dreakfast can be had in the room required, at 180 Mott sireet, doors above Broome, Stoges and ears convenieut to all paris vot tee ety. EIA NY OFFICE TO LET—IN ONE OF Ti Bee tions in the city. Board, if required. A! uu iwo Koome for single gentlemen, with or without Boud. Rr second street, three doors West of avenue, SE eee STORE &6 BROADWAY TO LRT—35 By 9 FRET. wih cr without Basement; a new first class siore, w' two plate gloss show windows and rolilug iron shutters. 10 LET—THE REAR OFFICES ON THE FIRST FLOO! Yi the building No. w Wall a treet, enitabie for Aoi “4 or insurance company. . BURTON, i ee Og pply A. EINGSEAND’ = Tou L&T POSSESSION IMMEDIATELY; Fogheh baeement hovee, 172 Boat T went, bath, water closets, So. tepant. Also. a al A. LIVINGSTON, a wed ity THE pati, It will he rentedjlow to ae ponall in rear of 19 Heekman street, onal Beekman street. LET—IN JERSEY CITY, A SMALL, NEATLY im orihed ieee ia Grand alreet, or furniture and leage will he gold. Possession given oad! ; Nox loo Mterata tive. & vie pte st 10, LET-TBE IX STORY STORE NO. Ngan lane, at alow rent. Apply to SCRIEFFELIN BROS. ©O , 170 William stres 7s LED= FINE Sort, OF BaNKING OR LAW OFFICES, The seoor five offices conaecting, in pe erie alan on My, sod 80 William reel Ape! OSF ORD on remines, or to SCHIAFF! ae Bros. & CO., 170 William sreet fg (0 LET—A 81X STORY BROWN STONE HOU! cated on Twenty first atrect, near Fifth aveane. fre $1.40 worth of inirrors ip the parlors and will be let far- uahed ata very low rent, #5 $2.50 per yenr KINSUIMGK, 343 Fourth venue, 1. LET—THE FIVE STORY STORE, 115 WARREN iret, between “Washington and West’ streets # ultable or yer bnainess Apply tv. & 0. treet AT % LIBERTY ‘STREET, NEAR BROAD. way—Marble frout Lofts and offices, 'n most central \c tion, near hotels, Post office, Custom House wad sti ‘will be Jet tn whole floors or divided to suit applicaats. Posaca" sion immediate, oe ARGR ROOM, 20X00 FRET, ON WEST and th street, one door from er age ba the for Paint Soop OF Manufacturing purposea. Apply ae above LET—30 » GRNTEEL, STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMI- ly, @ nently furnished House. 90 feet deap and Lo. 100 by 2y; eight rooms and betb, with farnses, gashgnt, and range. Kent $1.00) twelve monthd; tobe well gnarantend famediately, or on the jst'of May next. Aduittas A.M, (05 FM , aL 80 Grove street, near Bleeoke: T°, LET —A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET, V nisbed, the senord Mioor of ther dwelling honse respectable family; nli the modern improvements, ‘Weert Twenty fisth street, fifth door from Sixt avepuc UNFURNISHED ROOMS, WITT besement for cooking, suitatie for a small fernily. The houre "has ges y ine owner on'y. Revi $2 per menth. apply st 135 Kast Twenderh surest. 7° KLYN, NO. 905 BRIDGR frRneT, fi een minutes’ wala from Wa! Jonable brown atone ana earetul family. Apply Liberty a ree, NY LET OR LAs socrit srarer, the balance and seuiioan) docks, the firs’ “ running throvgh wo Water eee"), wel) aduyy ters, sbip chandler, Ac., or any bus! eas rey ne ue Uebe. y penis. aleo fist lore high eelityg an? good entra roe, a So ireet 1 LET—A SUIT OF fe uply on Jy and corap vitary, Target, nnd other eonpanies, with cond Shooiigs kad anwing All Lan an wodeiios for 180 borems, Poe iw large, well is und stocked wih froit trem, shrubbery. grape vines, farth lass apply CHar BEIVKAMP, Seq. Kast New Yorw,or B. Ay RL. PORLMAR, 14 Thomgs sir Dew York city, Executors, O RENT, LEAS, OR FOR RALE~IWE DWRULT house 157 Es birt ninth street. Immed: if necessary. Rent low to prampt tenant; in ton. Apply on te premises. or of GRO. W store corner of Tweuty thitd street and Third xvenue pve, LARGE ROOMS, OX KAME ¥LOOR, WiLL DR rented together as Parlor and Bedroom, or #eparad Bedrooms, to gentlemen or cent'er desired. Family private; stustion central, up town. box 2,660 Fost alice. CORNER BASEMENTS TO LET—WRLL ADAPTED for busizasa purposes, fitted up with gas, Orvten i Yery thi Jooated career of Ohaitrun tnd Fear ¢ ison; rent very lo! 2 nt 450 Pi THE BALL SEASON, RNUAL FANCY DRESS BALL. THURSDAY NEXC. TANT ARY 26, AT MADAME BAUVAGEs U's ACALEMY, 645 BROADWAY. To commence at nine o'clock. Tickets $1; admittiog a gen- Heman snd Indien, | Thie promiacs t beone of the mosi egree- able sclrees dansantes of the sean. ERMAN LIEDERKRANZ—THIS SOCIRTY WILL hold thelr annual Fancy Dresa Hall at the Oy Asvenhie Bcoms, on Wednesday, Feb 15. Tickets $2, to be had of members only. ‘B. STHEIGER, Secreury. OF THE YOUNG MEN'S a8 oe Pahoa a be held at the Academy of Musio, for the x ire ical Tomy, Baw Genge Waish, on a, Frank eee Joun W. Mek in- er One x. '. Moony, av a cae Dene * wr, Gerraghty, . one, Keo Dooce, vi JAM LYNOK, oun: , ee] 3 Sp gcpectn eree aie ents HR ANNUAL COMPLIMENTARY BALL TO PRO- fessor B. Harcer, by bis pupils aod friends, at the hp Ecome, on We at the door on the eventng of W. Garnon, Recretary. ka 5 a and Cheirman. W. HULL, Treasarer, TGHLY, IMPORT ANT (MEDICA AB 10 ozical work, w ald rend, ea it iaaparts koow- ledge never before published. it cians over 48 pare sd nest Ree sg ty mailed, and sold UAWRENCH, No.1 Vesey aureet, Astor House. Se (op elted xoWw READY-w --8e Monee Poin THE a¥- jcrientnati: g invaiide to an original and feportant work on wedieins and wurgeey, recsnily pun Itimparts information of vital in erest, which esapot be ob- ed er a eT tlie ERE (Og ghand Syann sireet, New York, $3; all furniture cheap. ‘Ata Trou Combination complete, 8 No. § Great Bescon, ENAMELLED FURNITURE IN ALL and styles, of suverior and warranied mauwfactura, iebed fa Ha freasoes and flowers, at H. ¥. FaKiinanane, ra, Sd Wouter oon” aut Pg Manali -_ Keiablioned to ie er street. Cuan FORNTTURE. HAVING Bi BREN TEN YEARS excluaively In the manufacture of Chamber Fu-nitrre, tr te lo aid every rewmuree for oreparine stock thoroughly, 1rd tniching inthe bes! and wore nu>eantiat raanne., Text nos Srosnes ‘end, solid walnut heme Sole’ that are oes Yen tes in SY. WsRREN W 7 Canal street, tour doore enst of (goes BOUGHT FOR READY MONKY,—. ren 1G ready wo.ev for Pormcure, Oarpetn, Hooaa, ae, "nis ‘inte avenue, detwoen Nad aud Tenuta vireo, slo HICHWST PRICE GIVEN FOR SROOND AND Farpiture, in caah. All ealla promptiv atente® to Tent deeb Brew, ¢-rber