The New York Herald Newspaper, January 4, 1861, Page 3

NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1861. The Chamber ef Commerce. ‘The usual monthly meeting of the Chamber took place yesterday afternoon at one o'clock, the President, P+ Perit, Esq., in the chair. ‘After the reading of the minutes, the following gentle- men were elected members of the Chamber:—Mosers. William Allen Crocker, Russell H. Hoadley, William 0, Langley, Benjamin F. M..\erre, Isage H. Upton and Robert T. Woodward. Mr. William Nelson was elected a member of the Com- mittee of Arbitration. Mr. Werwore presented to the Chamber a copy of the proceedings and debates of the Fourth Nutional Quaran. tine and Samitary Convention, held in the city of Boston, June 14, 15 and 16, 1860, as reporte1 for the City Council ef Boston, embody ing the adopted Quarantine regulations for this country. In connection therewith, he said that delegates were present at that Convention from all the principal cities of the Atlantic and Gulf States, and as the regulations by them adopted had been printed in asepa- vate form, and would be sent to every city of the known world, he hoped to find them universally used, and not nly become national but international rules for regulat- fmg Quarantine. He then moved the following resolu- tens:— Resolved, That the Committee on Quarantine inquire and report to the Cha nber what legisictioa is necessary fm regard to the question of Quarantine as preseuted by the Governor in his annual message to the Legislature. In eonnection therewith hw said he thought the Cham- hould take its proper position with regard to this The State, although receiving the emoluments from this source, yet made no appropriation towards the owe ° of Quarantine. He did not think it right that ‘the State should receive the benefits, while the city ~ the expenses. If the city government did not the matter he thougbt this Chamber should; and bein Uirme! Ferg under the ynship of Mr. Opd}ke, tue Committee would move effectually wen aa are PaELPS seconded the Ieeaien suatdaving ple geigk eta Eo the goods lighters at a cheaper rate ‘than by paying the Quaran' fees. ‘The resolution was aiopted and referred to the Quaran- tine Committee, Mr. Maury read a letter from Professor Hackley asking for an appropriation nee the Chamber of $200, for the pur- pose of purchasing. proper yparatus for making time ‘and weather observations, and also for the proper regula- He would, therefore, move that the amount be granted. Mr. But opposed the motion, as he thought chrono- meters too small a business for the Chamber to enter ‘ato. They might next, with equal propriety, supply ship's stores. re are plenty in his city to attend w that business. ‘Mr. Maury said that he did not know what the “plenty”? could do, but he was sure it was never done. ‘The Present said there would be no funds until after May for such a purpose. The Chamber had not yet abaa- @oned the idea of a proper opservatory being established. “a Royat Parirs the motion upon principle, ashe did not think the Chamber should engage in any private enterprise. Captain Nyx stated that the chronomoters were not so well regulated in New York as in Liverpool, and some- thing should be done in the matter. After further discussion the motion was lost. Messrs. Ezra R. Goodrich aud Charles E. Hill were nomi- mated as candidates for membership of the Chamber. On motion, the Chamber adjourned. Previous to the commencement of tho business of the Chamber, and after the close of the same, the members eof the body began conversing in strong terms Lage | the conduct of South Carolina, Mr. Royal Phelps state: ‘that he had but one of two courses of action to choose fm viz:—To join in with the secessionists or his country. ice was easily made. He strongly condemned the sued by the South Caroliniaus. had lost all rt cone with them. Others of the Board who had pre- lowly ny Rygpetiteed with South Carolina, now denounced them as traitors, declaring that when the issue was_be- tween the support of union or treason there could be little choice left, not only for the whole North, but for all true — that was to oppose the latter, heart ‘and soul. City Intelligence. Grasp Namionat Bau.—A grand national or inter- national ball will be given by the proprietors of the St. Nicholas, at their hotel, on the evoning of January 8, to celebrate the auniversary of the Battle of New Orleans. Such gentlemen as John Van Belton ee Sho aireotion off tho affuir, and Northern. , democrats and republicans, will trip Hastie together, hoping that their social fra- po'a grand national dance to the averse va Union, from which even South Carolina shall uot be absent. TexrMoNtAL TO ALDERMAN Fartey.—A number of gen tlemen and ladies connected with the Educational De- partment of our city, assembled on Wednesday evening at the residence of Alderman Farley, for the purpose of presenting him with a testimonial their appreciation ‘of his services as School Commissioner of the Nineteenth ward, his term of office having expired with the close of P=] past rear. The presentation was made on behalf of antag schoot teachers of the ward by Mise Annette A. pore by in an address engrossed upon a chart ac- eompanying the gift. Mr. Furley, in receiving it, briefly returned bis thanks, and was followed in a short “address by Mr. 8. S. Randall, Superintendent of Public Schools, and ex-Alderman Herrick. The company then adjourned to ® neighboring apartment, where a bountiful supper had been provided. Speeches and toasts followed, and oe hilarity was kept up until a late hour in the evening. ‘The testimonial consists of a silver pitcher and goblets handsomely chased, gold lined and engraved with the name of the recipient. A SECESSIONIST IN THE Henatp Orrice.—Messrs. Ryan and Pritchard, of Great Jones street, near Broadway, yester- day sent usa “secessionist,” in the shape of a young im tree, the emblem of the pet independent State flag ‘of South Carolina. The youn; many admirers, ‘and several 8 were mucl foverested in seeing a sie: Specimen of a Southern palm tree. Lecture on Nortwers Arrica.—Mrs. McCauley, the ri dow of the late American Consul to Tripoli, will deliver her promised lecture on this theme at the Ceoper Insti- tute this evening. The subject is full of interest, and as this lady has been a personal observer of the scenes she will depict, she will doubtless please and gratify all who visit the Institut ——— Police Inteluigence. Garrone Case at Tue Five Porsts.—As Wm. D. Lloyd, of No. 1 Jefferson street, was passing through the Five Points at a late hour on Wednesday night he was at- tacked by three garroters, forced into an entry way and robbed of $25. Subsequently policemen Mahon and O’Brien, os the Sixth precinct, arrested three men, named Stephen Leary, John Gillen and John Handcock, on sus- Dicion of being implicated in the robbery. Lloyd iden tifled Leary as one of the principals in the outrage. In the possession of Handcock waa found a portemonnaie, hich was identified by the complainant as the one stolen him, Justice Osborne committed the prisoners for examination. StanmixG ArrRay—Two Prrsoxs Ixscren.—John Nolan was brought before Justice Connolly, at the Second dis- trict Police Court, charged on the complaint of Jano Daley, of No. 248 Seventh avenue, with having assvulted Alexander McNie] with a dirk knife, injuring him so se. verely that he was unable to appear in court, The com plainant also, it appeared, was stabbed in the affray at ent about the arms, Jealousy i# said to have been the cause of the difficulty, The magistrate committed Nolan for examination. ‘Tur 100TH Street Anson Case.—In the case of arson against John Cuff and James Mclaughlin, charged with netting fire'to a house in 100th street on Christmas da Fire Marshal Baker concluded the evidence on Monds before Justice Brownell, The Justice required Cull give bail inf $1,000 to appear for trial; McLaughlin the sum of ‘The Maen Lark Arson Case.—In the matter of sus. picion of arson against James G. Harlem, charged with firing his own premises, at 74 Maiden lane, on Weil day night, the Fire Marshal yesterday submitted sev affiiavite to Justice Oeborne, who requr find bail in the amount of $5,000 to answer the charge Compiarst Dissnssen.—Hamilton W. Shipman, who was arrested some months ago on ebarge of being implicated ‘with Thompson, Lawson and others in the colebrated city lot ewindles, was yesterday, oo motion of his iecharged from his reengnizances, and all proo inst him were dismissed, Connnction.—We are requested to state that George Loftus, who was engaged in an atfray with Michael Jos ten, in Duane street, on New ‘8 night, was not Jemen, but in the arm. Coroners’ Inquest stabbed in the Fatat, ACcionsts.—Maria Finnegan, @ child about a year | old, died on Wednestay evening from the effects of barns accidentally received on the Slat ultimo, by her clothes catching at the residence of her parents in 110th street, near Third avenue, Coroner Gamble held an in quest, ‘The same Coroner held an inquest upon the body of Ar thur Pounelly, a native of Ireland, aged thirty-seven ears, who was suffocates by a bank of earth falling 0 im while he was at work on Fourth avenue, near Forty seventh street, Coroner Jackman held an inquest at No, 152 Wi Seventeen’h street, upon the body of Catharine Bra @ child about five yours ol, who was burned to d y hor clothes catching fire at the stove dariog the tempore ry oo of her mother Philip Dillon, infant c ae of Almira Dillon, was sect dentally suffocated oa Your's aight, wh bed with hie mother, at Ni 477 Ch stree Schirmer held an inquest upon the body. Verdict, © Acct dental death.” A similar case occurred 4 130 Broome Atreet, on the same night. A eliilt six woeks old, Hain» Barbara Klug, was suffocated while lying ia bed with the parse, Coroner Schirmer hold an iiquest in thie ase also, and the jury rendered a verdict of Accidental death.’ United States District Court. Before Hon Judge Batts, THE LATE POST OFFICE DRFALO ATION. Jax, 3.-On motion of Mr, H.W. Robinson a com nis- eion was issued to Washington to exwnine Messrs. Hora tio P. Bing, Avzuvelay, St. George Omit! and Thomas N Trail, in the mutter of the Unitel states against Isaa V. Fowl d the accused to | Military Imtelligemce, THE COURT MARTIAL OF COLONEL CORCORAN. ‘The court martial of Colonel Michael Coreoran, of the Sixty-ninth regiment, was resumed yesterday evening ‘at the Arsenal, corner of Elm and White streets, After the reading of the proceedings of the previous session, The Judge Advocate made his reply to the objections of Colonel Corcoran, given at the last sitting. He oon- tended that the statute in relation to the number of pa- rades by division during the year did not limit the number to two, inasmuch as it did not state that two only of’ such parades should be had. Military custom was a matter to be ‘ded in the consideration of this point, espesially n it did not conflict with the expressed statute. For a long time past extra parades during the year had been made on the occasion of incidents of great public inte- rest; and he instanced a number of cases, from the time of Lafayette’s reception down to the Atlantic cable cele- bration. The law contemplated and considered this cus- tom when it gave to the First division of the New York State militia more privileges for parading than to the other divisions of the State, Divisions outside the city paraded by order of the Commander-in-chief, but the law gave the Major General of the First division more extended authority over his division, on account of the many exigences occurring in such a city as New York to cull forth its services for parade and display. As to the objection in to the title and rank of the Prince of Wales, he urged the justification and formality of go styling that royal visiter, because the President of the United States had roceived him as such ia reality, had placed a vessel at his disposal, and paid him othor honors inappropriate to a person of private rank such as the defence claimed him to be. Colonel Corcoran requeste i time to prepare his answer to a ars and the Court adjourned until Tuesday next, at four P. M. Personal Intelligence. A. E. Doly, Warren Adams and R. J, and W. A. Man- ping, of South Carolina, are stopping at the New York Hotel. F. R. Brome, of West James Ludington, of Milwaukeo; Hoyt, of Danbury; G. ©. Tyler and erley, RL HB. H. Dallitt and wife, of New York: Judge eat of Milwaukee; F. 3.’ Tweedy and J. ‘Tf. Dunn, of Banbury; Mrs. William Perry, of Dover; J. 1 zie and wife, of New York: Jumos A. Penderford, ef New Haven; 0. Benedict, of Bethel; 8. Wheeler, of Dansville; A. 8. Blanchard, of Lawrence; 8. B. Romaine and wife, of Bristol, Ind., and J. D. Manay, of South America, are stopping at the Albemarie Hotel. Hon. L, B. Crocker, of Oswego; Hon. N. A. Baldwin, of Connecticut; Cupt. Cornish, of Liverpool; Lieut. DeHaven, of the United States Navy; D. F. Vail, of Troy, and C. A’ Lamhord, of Boston, are stopping at the St. Nicholas Hotel. Hon. Zadock Pratt and wife, of Prattsville, N. Y.; Mr. Osgood and wite, of Boston Westervelt, of New York; F, Updyke, Jr., of Baltimore; Mrs. Dunbar and danguter, of Newark, N. J.; Mr. Meade and wite, of Norwalk, Conn., and John N. ‘Sargent, of Phila telphia, are stopping at the Union Place Hotel Major A. A. Sclover, of San Francisco; Dr. Phillips, of London, England; William Wise, J. F. Anderson, R. C. Dicky, James N. Bailey and family, and Charles Haven- den, of Marysville, Cal., are stopping at the Lafarge House. Rey. Thomas Biggs and W. J. Foskeett, of London, ret George Phelps and A. Pollard, of California ; E ‘illiams, of the United States Navy; G. C. Bakes, of Detroit, and John S. Bain, of New Orleans, are stopping atthe Astor House. F. Cacciola and A.{P..de Simecchia, of London, England; E. A. Marye, of Virginia; W. Chandler and Mrs. Peleg, of Boston; D. B. Shipman, of Chicago; J. Giles, of Boston; J. Weilt, of London ; James Grant Wilson, of Chicago; 3. P. Bagert, of Bristol, R. 1., and Drs. J. P. Cain, H. B. Hoel- beck, E.G. Porcher ani 8. D Doar, of Charlestoa, S. are stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Hon. D. FE. Somes, of Maine; Dr. Ten Brock, of the United States Army; J. D. "Murray, of the United States S G. Loomis, of Vir inia; R. Hobbs and party, of Georgi 8. Morris, er and wife, Dr. Wozencraft, J. B. Leach, J. Nunes, J Guthrie, C. A. Washburn, J. P. H, Wentworth, F, Eaton ‘and wife and W. H. Weeks, all of California; & Wilt, of Ohio, and E. Sayer, of South . J. W.’ Hall and Dr. Reilly of Pennsy!- 1 Callendar, of 34. B. ww York, J.B. Mathows, of Virginia; R. G. Lansing ‘and ‘SG. Price, of St. Louis; R. Hobbs and party, of Georgia, and George Loomis, of ¥ ire ginia, are stopping at tho@fetropolitan Hotel, Williamsbarg City News. For Factory Desrroven ny Fink.—At two o’ckock yos- terday morning the fur factory in Tenth street near Ainslie, occupied by Greene & Toby, took fire, and not- Withstinding the efforts of the liremcin to save ihe premi- they were totally destroyed, and the surrounding buildings uarrowly eacaped. ‘By this calamity upwards of three hundred persons have been suddenly thrown out of employment. fire was discovered by patrolman Keelet of of the Sixth precinct. It originated in or about a picker, and is supposed’to have been caused by spon: taneous combustion of rags. The factory is owned and occupied by J. F. Green & Co. Total loss $5,000 or $6,000. Insured fuily, in four New York companies. Brooklyn City News. Fine axp Svsrecrep Arsox.—At a quarter to three o'clock Wednesday morning a fire broke out in 349 Pearl street, which is occupied by Frederick Martine as a second hand furniture store. “The flames were soon ex- tinguished, with a loss of about $25. Insured in the St. Nicholas Insurance Company, New York, for $300. Mar- tine was arrested on suspicion of having set fire to the building. Brant 10 Deati.—On Tuesday evening two women, named Mary Lacey and Mary O'Neill, who lived together at No. 206 Atlantic street, went home in a state of in toxication. At haif past twelve o'clock Wednesday morn ing screams were heard issuing from the premisos, and Sergeant Matthews, of the First district, went to see what was the matter. On entering the hallway @ shock- ing spectacle presented itself to his gaze. Lacey was lying dead, with her clothes all burnt off her body, and heer flesh liferally roasted, According to the statement of the surviving Woman, Lacey's clothing ignited while she ‘was endeavoring to light a fire, and as O'Neill was too far gone in intoxication to render Any assistance, or even to ‘ive the alarm in time, her companion burnt to death. the body was conveyed to the Third district station house, and the Coroner notified. Arrivals and Departares. ABRIV ALS. ioe Cuntiagham, 3, Australasian—M © Howe, Jr, Mies Ganntey af ae lady, child and ser. vant; J D H Hudson, A Perrit, Wiles Harward, Thens cite 1 Holbeck, Rev Thos Bi W U Manning, RJ Manning, , Kield, Sloman Poreb, bag (rout Caio in, De Si Po iol, Cancold, J mm, lady four chil Mfrs Culawelt and (wo children, Charies Dalen. Cautronna, vis Asruew ati Steamship Northern Light E 4 Dusenbury, Lieute: reery, AW Habersham, JT foward: Mrs Scbirman and child: B Simon, Judge Ohare. man, F Burton, A Deter, Dr Wozencraft, A Nunes, Mrs Mocann and three children, Captain Dimon, F Bowen, B Marshland, Mrs Collins G E Rogers, Prank Baker and lady, Lieuteoant Stoughton, Mra Starum’ J 0 H Wentworth. Mrs Taylor and child, a A Selover, W Forbes, GP a 36 Hodge, Mise 5K Roverts, F Sullivan, JW. Hart, L ve, Evsicksous W 8 Henson, W i iores, A Mashburn, Flemming, A Cain bells Wd Warren, Easton and iady, Capt Frazer, GW Smilly, WH Weeks AT Jewett, John Madison, Mrs Conger and ebiid, H Thomason, J Johnson, Mr. Sandfeller, Mrs Johnson and ‘our children, F Menuet, M Urbano, M Eljige, A al Sao © Merino, ino, Jr, J L Thorndyke, U Brod: Ricumonn, &c.—Steamship Roanoke—Wm Percival, McClenand, F Deauls, W Prelst, Taos Handy, WoL © meta, Mine Femi, M Hows, Mrs Voorhla and son, Mr et and ABE rs G West, J J Sturtive ‘una oa W Park, lady, Gowen, a W Hex H Waits, And 14 in the steerage. Boxaine—Senr Mindoro—Thos Miller, of Philadelphia. child and servant; a irs Eldridge and two veunaree ASTROLOGY. A BONA FIDE ASTROLOGIST, THAT EVERY ONE ‘can depend on, is Madame WILSON, who fois the object our Visit a8 soon as you enter her room. ame Wilson reatest astrologiat that ever was k She will tu fle powers of her wonderful netence, aod tell ail the Her predictioas are ay true that oe that consults her. Some ladies may not fear, for she practlowx 10 patios All auonld nd mysterious lady. Her ad been known to fall, and twenty tha aan dol voket events of your whole life. they eurprise eve ae timid, though nothing but what t# reasonal consult this moat wonder! u vice haw ne | HING.—MADAME r, born with eawul a | you will marry 25 cans, ot udm tied. STROLOGY.—MADAME LENT GAN Bi about lore, ys tig and abseut nds. events of life, at 14 men, 6) cents, She causes spoody marriages, numbers, ADAME RAY, 260 SEVENTH AVENUR, NEAR Twenty-seventh street, surprises all who visit her Tae Nek, troubled aud anlucky should test her powers, whe tile your very thonghia, lucky numbers, losses. Ladies, 26 cents; ents, W conta, R-WHO HAS NOT HEARD OF THE OGLE + brated Madame PREWSTEK! She has bean con sulted by thousands in this aad other eities wivu eatirs sais faction.” She feels confident ahe has ae casa. Sine tella the name of future wite of hi ther visiver. If ou sinh the truth, give har a all A Third arene, above ‘wenty first street Ladies 3) cents, gentinmea $1 HE GREATEST WONDER CN TAR WORLD Young and acowmplished Madame BYRON, latety from Paria, who can be consulted with the strictest confidence on P ail aa of live, emoracing love, coartship, mantiage, stek: ‘ees, intemperance, situstions, law na business, travelling, ab. trends, lov! or stolen’ properts has also @ to make THE on beloved by your reparatoe He foe Mint WELLING. 0 Heat of ail, und caawot be oxontina all affairs of li'e, cance aing law marriage, fm drunken and unfaita! ul usbaid Miaa W, in the only porsoa in this city who hast genuine Roma and Arabian tallismaas tor lor, good wet and all business affair, end are guarantied for life, (olay not to consult thie natal gied nd beautiful young iad, Lucky numbers given Teapeotable aty references Seay ace st het'residane-" NS, M01 Bhat aveaue, opposite Kighth street. © CHRISTOPHER sTrtET—wag W ROEDER Ts | Ae the onty true and wonderful iady for giving rue in formation on all effaire through lie, tn regard vy slots: Absent friend, law sulta, love aMairs, journeys and bust ve Remember her residences. 43 Christopher stract, ned fooe if you Wish to have ae information, d for iadien dagen 170. 4237 GRAND ra WET THIRD FLOOR.—WADAME Wii eh iovagunt and gifted simninb ety ne vrity, toen, thatriage, algent frien fickneas, prosoriben 11 tor ath dusunees, tells lucky num: ‘ern, property lost or ttvien, he. | journey wealth, and who will ree! } street, at wh: SALES AT AUCTION. LBERT MORTIMER GRIGFIN & CO. AUCTION. ‘cere—Large sale of jorih of elegant House. Furniture —this day, Friday, at the residence nf fSten Virtineed atatk bree oe anee ioaiag st 10 | ath “avensies, ening Ds, Chairs, Hutstand, 94k Buffet, extension Table, ‘Chitm Gage ond Sivan pet, Meats, Washstand stra si dope Feather! Neus, Is, hair an Materengen, ‘eather Bian Counterpanes, sori Mare Ara Chairs toilet Tables, oval Wirrers, a Racks Chath Chalis, Toilets, &e. Alro, a large assortment of Basement and Kitchen Furniture. Forms of taleCash deposits required of all purchasers, Suie peremptory. UCTION NOTICE. $35,000. —Elegaut and rich ntock of Chu silver plated Ware, Mantel Ornaments ce of the'stock contained in Chi way, "wil be. sold ‘on Savuniay Su laste, at iDiy ‘evel Hotsekeepers will find this sale well worthy” thelr. atteatl in, an the stock embraces & general amort ent of the shore ‘goods, ERS, Auctionsor. SSIGNEE'S SALE.—A. M. ORISTALAR, aU doncer, 2 Bowery” will vel, ou Mouday, January 7, 1X, cloak, Lease Lease of 2m, Chatham souate,'ap is 4 order of 4 otk. BONDY, assignee, wih J ¥ DANIEL, 4. MATHEWS, {rcronns subs room iF wt oF ite the Post vitice, PEREMPTORY AND CLOSING OUT SALE OF SUPERB FRENCH AND ENGLISH PANCY GODS, balance of lavoiers eft aver from previous importers Wen Ux positive orders to clo DANIEL A MATHEWS 2 Con will eal at auston io. morrow (Sattirday), at 10)4 o'clock, at their aalesronnd, G8 Fedar street, « large assortment of elegant fancy Goods, ¥i2 rich Bronzes, silver plated Ware, brouz", ormoiti and mird.e Clocks, Parién Ware, decorated ‘china dinner and tea Sets, Suse, work Boxes, odeur Cuses, Jewel nse ands great variety of other elegant arisien. Catalogues and goods Feady early on moraing of Browz s NICHOLS, AUCTIONEERS —POSfPONE Ly , January 5, 1861, ut 101; o'clock, at their sulearo. 6 Nasat atreet as rae i ‘of the encire contents a ‘Btore sich assortment of elegen Bovtehatd Furatture new a ss aa hand consleting. af jamber Furaiture, Carpets, Mirrors, Etegeres, Hedateads, &c., &0. orcr {BULBS AT J AT AUCTION PRICES HY ACTNTHS juils, Am iy Dimi Trim, bow ik scene Gries per Gladiolas, le. each; Cr : 7? a0 eases for sale cheap. ‘o oP Murray, 189 Peart Can on or E H. LUDLOW, AUCTIONERR — PEREMPTORY SALE at, oder of "the Supreme Court, of valuabie Property Nineteenth and Twentieth strecta, with wacor ean eH LUDLOW & CO, will voll at auctloa on Tuos- day, “Janiuary, 16, 186 ‘clock, at “oe Merchants’ Ex. rer of tae Supreme Oourl, under the divooion of Kaq., referve:—Avenue B, Nineteenth and Twentieth atreeta, the latge and valuable property. ou avenur? B, Nineteenth and fwentieth streets, commencing % feet 6 inches east of prenue A, and comprising about 76 kon with Waterright, Maps, &c,/at the auctioneers atice, No. 3 Fine Street, and for f vailetiars He, to RICHARD MET, Esq., referee, 45 William oF to Mosars BETTS & BOBINSON, attorneys, 52 Wall at IDWARD ROR ENCK: AUCTIONEER. eh, a a Te aaa rh Hearn “ Ss b on paren , Sth inst., veloc, Mt their salesroom, 14] Broadway. Two Albany Cutters, por Farland Bee One Sleigh. Also, a light ee ‘fad set of Single Harness. To be peremptorily sold, without reserve, by order of te reeciver. Ht H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER—HENRY H. it ‘Eps 2 CO. will sell at auction on Saturday, Janu- ary 5, at 104; o'clock, at the salesroom, No. Zi Nassau street, Househ: ld Furniture, Fancy Goods, Taya, de, to close aalon, comprising Chal Carpets, Sofas, Hureaus, Parlor suits, M! ‘China Dressi Goods e quar ©. ¢. LEIGH'S CHINA HAUL. atl Bureaus, ' Fanci oda, dee.” Also rd” Brandy, five quarter do, of. tlvnteany Qld Plack walnut Furniture, Oileoths, “Mattresses, ren: AUCTIONERR, Preah’ Chesapeake 6) real e Gin Bums ated Wiakey, i SATURDAY, JANU- nts, in'casks and demijohie. Also a at 12 o'clock, fancy Gooda, Furs, Olothing, HERIFF'S BALE—COFFINS, &C. CHAMBER» & FARCHILD, Auctioneers, salesroom 113 Nassau, street, will sel on Saturday, January 8 at 11 o'clock, Bowery, the entire stock of an ‘Unacriaker’s si patetiog of, ‘about 750 Coins of various in ES Mahogany, Black Walnut, &c.; abou Be of variou: # quantity of 1s nti logether wit! Yainut Boards and Veneers, “pace aed ogany and Black White Wood Trimming Materials, Hardware, &e Store and Office Fixtures and Pe Wagon, ‘ork Benches, &c, SSL Bheritt ramos, MEALIO, Att'y tor Mortgage & J. BOGART, ‘AUCTIONEERS, SATURDAY, JAN ‘clock, at the auction room, No. 1, North Wil Viam ‘and Constable'saale, Household Fur- piture, "Rosewood Fisno and contents Gf parlor, chamber and Kitchen and oflce furniture, Constable ant Ait'y for Morigagee. Rar wae AND FANCY GOODS DEALERS. DANIEL A. MATHEWS & CO, will sell, at auction, to- morrow (Saturday), at 10! o’elock, at their salesrooms, 66 Oe- dar street, opposite the Post office, a large lot of elegant Calon Goods; also rich Fancy Goods. Dealers may rely on the sale being ‘without reserve, aud their attention is invited to the Wiha ABporn, AUCTIONEER East Broadway, sells this day, at 10h, gud fixtures of the grocery and liquor store, y-fourth atreet, near Second avenue, Beer Pumps, Counters, Flour, Soap, Starch, Kegs, and ail other fixtures. HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C. CASH CUSTOMER CAN BE FOUND FOR A PAIR of pony built Worees, about {5 anda: must be kim sound, you prompt drivers, and Pigott together Lg minutes, ne rehase Carriage, Wago! fd sod rnd More PAddress A. box Lis Hesald odnes Fi aa owner bas no further use Canal street. PRIVATE SOTABLISGMENT SELLING re... Harness, Blankets, Liveries, oned Cie Cicthing and Covers; Carriage house ‘No, 68 West Ninth street, near Fifth avenue Salas FAST BAY CANADIAN PONY: ALSO Houston street streets, between the hours ind Harness. Appl arr Se corner of Bldridge and (Oh SALE—TWO HIGH COST HORSES; ONE A ROAD FINE PAIR OF GENTLE HORSES, LIGHT WAGON and two sets of Seudie Harness, for sale cheap, as the fer them. Apply to Deatist, S79 Horee. lighigray; the other a Baddle Mare, black, tog: ther with tnay esd des hota sound and in fine ¢ mdicion; © Road Horse is rauch lesa than three minutes. For f Pa tulars address bex 3,707 Post offi OR SALE—A FAST CANADIAN PC gentle, four years od; a fine well broke in harness, Will be sold low quire of RALPH BOGART, 99 Hudson sire OR SALE VERY © HEAP, AST HORSE FOR SALE. a gentletaan’s establishment; horse young, fast, and kind: Harness and light Wagon aii first class. Apr 88 Ley stieet, before 12 o'clock. FoR fale FINE PAIR OF © ARRIAGE HORSRS: 1694 hands high; very stylish wrou four minutes toge: 5 years od. and and kind in every respect. For particulars Voat oftice, LEIGHS.—STIVERS & SMITH, 99 ELDRIDGE STREET have for sale, of their own manufacture Sleighs of ail Biles for family tse; two seat Pony, light road Cutters, &6., to which they invite the attention of ‘purchasers, TANTED—A PAIR OF HORSES, CARRIAG! for a private famtly; aiso a shifting-top Wagon, tor which Eureka Shuttle swing Machines would be viven La exchange. Apply ut the office, 493 Broadway, up stairs, ‘OUNG MARE—A GOOD BROOD MARE, $%; BAY mare, safe family or business, $20; gray horse, sound and kind, $0, good driver: black horse, eight years old, six teen hands, very gentle, $85. Apply, vintil wold, wt No. 252 Ninth ave _ SEGARS AND TOBAC co. ASH BUYERS CAN FIND DECIDED BARGAINS IN Havana, tic and German Segars, An examination nlicited, ra will be sold aw per cent below the mark ’ ou 17 Broadway a wae fe Bate INSTRUCTION, MERICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, 96 BROADWAY — hoois supplied with ctachers, and competent teachers with positions. "Wanted immediately, at {alr salaries, several Fre dy teachers of French ani ch and SMITE ), mauve, and Fi WoUDM, T #2 0 POR W keeping Bee NESS OR COMPANTC ne ‘ netsh lad, ituation asx companion to ee in English and music to young children objection to travel, Cail on or addrers A. H., 20 London ‘ter. race, West 2d st, LADY or EXPE RIENCE IN TEACHING DESIRES an en) besper salary not any o Address Teacher, Horal CCATED FR classes for gentlemen languages; a nat FoNs of spon professor for ench diately at ¢ ARSH'S COUNTING ROOMS, yracticn and {nstruction in BOOKKEETING AND BUSINESS AFFAIRS, roadway, Irving Building. Otreulare, with tormn £07 om pllcaiton HONETIC SHORTHAND AND ROOKKEEPIN' + ART: twught at O'DOWE Broadwag, a wet Dg all the advantages of ham’'s works on sharthand writing for sale. IRACTICAL INSTRUCTION IN APPLIED CHEMISTRY Will be givem to a Hinired number of windenta, Do nbach, lave axaistant chemist fn Harvard College, « private laborwories or at hia own laboratory, 37 Lay apenant 1 F lace please apply WANTED! IMMEDIATELY. ho has had fifteen teacher, would like a att AN AMERICAN LADY, od FeFer nce Ri J Week Governess, 6 $2.50. $2 LADIES OR | $? 50 Biidiaeee zmey negates a rapid naolegs a 8 ndweriting im lesson: SnaWeting 1m GD IVER B GOLDSMINI, 925 pil pesnesse AND LODGING. BEAUTIFUL pom TO LET, WIth Acs Stas Rew aaa Eeed Eevee the uew house is West ——> Ata NO. fF Rast SIXTEENTH STRERT—TWO LARGE hed Rooms io let, with Boand, to gentlemen ibaie wives oF single gentlemen, PARTMENTS.—, HANDSOME, SECOND FI to let let, with private table, at ‘@ Parlor and’ Bedroom, to a Break! ast if r quired. A NUMBER OF PLEASANT SINGLE ‘ROOMS, WIth Board, suitable for gentlemen at 22 West Fourteenth Mireet, bewween Firth and Sixth avenues, FURNISHED PARLOR ON THE SECOND FLOOR to let, with ample Board, to single gentlemen oF gentie- Than and wite, ina brown stone house, with gas, bath, &o. Appl at No 198 East Twentieth street, between’ First’ and Secogd avenues, FAMILY OR A SINGLE GENTLEMAN CAN BE AG. commiidated at No. 2 West Twenty ninth street.” The rooms are ly furnished, and style of housekeeping, ‘and location unexceptionavle. _ FURNI-HED ROOM TO LET, WITH OR WITHOUT Board. Inquire at 181 West Thirty-sixth street, east of Eighth avenue DESIRASLE AND PERMANENT SITUATION, WITH A 8 Hera salary. te steeed to an bye young man ‘with good reterenc: 8, wi loan his employer from $40 weg er {oe wales ich gud given. , ~ HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM TO LET TO A gentleman, with or without partial Board, Call at 96 Cunton place (Bighth street), A. RLBASANT FRONT ROOM, CONTAINING ALL IM: wementa, to let with Board, to a te maa aad wife; also Kooma for single gentlemen; early dinner; terms reasonable, 276 Fourth avenue, A VERY NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM AND i be rented to a fentleman. | Prive.e fam! speenanainion the modern improvements, Ay a S5'Amity street. " ply &. inci SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, LIVING IN THE VI- cinity of the Fifth avenue Hotel, having more room n they want, ily of three or four House newly and handsomely f a will be required and Address A. Bri Herald offe. VERY NICELY FURNISHED ROOM TO LET—TO gentlemen, with fireplace and gaa; rent $2 per week, Riso due small Room, $1 80. Inquire'at i) Prince street, GENTLEMAN DESIRES A GOOD SIZED, CHEER. ful, cleanly and well Tarnished Noon, wihout, board. Must have gas fire and water: easy of access, and in the im- mediate vielnity of Broadway, between Fourth and Seven teenth streets, References exchany Address, stating terms and full particulars, H., box 1,402 Post ollice, NICELY FURNISHED SUIT OF ROOMS, cond story, Well adapted for two or three Also single Rooms. Meals at a moderate charge Apply at 99 Prince street, one block w GENTLEMAN WISHES BOARD FOR HIS DACGH- ter (seven years old) in a respectable American fam!ly, where there are no children and where they will act towat her as their own; with such & party favorable arrangemeats would be made; ‘the best of references given and required, Address D. H, oy ‘Orchard street, Ax yours MAN OF VERY RESPECTABLE FAMILY rea Hoard in a strictly private family, in a pleasant ded Sentral locality, where, Ga'car have all The comféris at's bi callty between Bleecker and Fourteenth atreets Sha Seound and Sisth avenues: boardi house beowere weed not answer. Address, with full partic box 130 Herald office. LARGE FROXT ROOM ON THIRD FLOOR, WITH or without the hall Bedroom adjoining, to rent with Board for the winter, to two or three single gentlemen; the house contains the modern improvements; dinner at six 0 clock, Apply at 36 West Twelfth street, near Fifth avenue, b AN AND WIFE, OR A FAMILY, CAN ioe well furnished suit of Rooms on second floor, with Board, in a private French family, at 170 West Thirty. feventh sifeet, A sod opportunity for those desirous oi learning French and music. LADY AND GENTLEMAN CAN ‘HAVE A furnished front Koom, second floor, for family ; or a back Parlor, first floor, $7;" Board tor lady; all modern improvements. “Apply at id Thompson street, near jouston, SINGLE GENTLEMAN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED ith a furnished Room in small private family. Ap- Broome sireet. ON SE entlemen it desired, roadway. NBWLY in @ private FEW GENTLEMEN, OR A GENTLEMAN AND HIS n be avevramodated with full or partial Boar in a amell pe por family, where the comforts of a home can be found. Apply at 101 Weat Twelfth street, near Sixth avenue, AT 2, WEST TWENTY EIGHTH STREET—DESIRA. ble Rooma, with first clase Board, can be obtained by early application at the above number, between Eighth and Ninth avenues. Near cars and &i A TAMILY on Party oF THREE OR FOUR PER amoduted with the whole Second Floor, handsomely furnished, and Board, for from $15 to $18 per Totshed including gas nd tre, Lhquire at 66 Garden street, YOUNG MAN WISHES A COMFORTABLE AND pleasant Room, with full or partial Board. Addross, Stating terms, 0. H.,' Herald office, GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR TWO OR THREE single gentlemen, can be accommodated w th good Boai Feasonable terms, at No. 8) East Broadway. ‘The furninhed with gas, &c, ——— A FAMILY WILL LET SEVERAL PLEASANT FUR. nished rooms with Board. House Contains all the mod era improvements; neighborhood desirable: terms moderate: rable howe; use of piano. apply at 170 Weat Thiet ‘sixth street, Detween Se Seventh and and Eighth avenues, Poarpca GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, DESIRING sccommedations for the balance of the winter, and an excellent table, in one of the most desirable oid Jocat town, can apply at 172 Weat Twenty-first stree OARD.—A LADY AND Ser yA TWO BIN. ‘accommodated wi rd, house is tions up gle gentlemen can be ceo ith Board in the ouse of a private fauly residing within. threo, misuies Walk of Wall and South ferries. Apply at 248 Ilicks street between Joralemon and State street OARD.—PLEASANT ROOMS AND BEDROOMS, front, with Board, to let, to gentlemen and wives or single (gatlemes, ‘at 68 West Fourteenth sireet, between Fifth and xth avenues, References exchanged. Dinner at 60" o'clock. OARD.—A FEW GENTLEMEN WIRHING A PLEA. fant, cheerful home for the winter, at moderate terms, can apply to B. Is,.7 Murray atreet, up stairs. OARD.—SEVERAL GENTLEMEN MAY HAVE otand well furnished Rooma, with Board, at 8: Citnton place, near Fifth avenue, OARD.-FURNIGHED ROOMS WITH BOARD, MAY obtained at 25 Cottage place, between Bleccker and Houses streeta, ‘Terme moderate, ' References requried, Bete GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR TWO ‘single gentlemen can obtain pieasant Rooms in @ modern Ouse With the improvements, located at No. 122 Nimtu street, & few doors west of Broadway. OARD.—A SMALL FAMILY WILL LET A NIC} iB SUIT ‘of furnished Rooms to a family or gentlemen, wh: hire a permanent first class pleasant house. Apply at St. Clements place, Macdougal street, borwwen Waverie place and Eighth street. Bow IN BROADWAY, BETWEEN TWELFTH AND Thirteenth streets. The best location in the city; hovwe first class; possesses all modera improvements; an excellent table, Dinver at six o'clock, Apply at 842 Broadway, OARD AT 58 HENRY STREET.—A GENTLEM. wife, four or five single gentlemen and a coupie iadies cab find nice Rooms and good Board, at m terms, by applying as above. ND OARDING.—BOARD FOR A GENTLEMAN AND TITS wife or two single gentlemen, with weil furnished roou can be obtained in a pleasant convenient to car aud it siage routes, Apply at No. 6) Eaxt Thiruieth street, OARDING.—FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD, for gentlemen rooms Are NOW Vacant let: two bee = Keferences exchanged. Apply at 1S Bast Broadway, OARD WANTED-WITH ROOM AND BEDROOM, parti c., for a geutieman, his wife and child, at the rate of per" months and weekly piano will be music, For reterence, &¢ office, OARD WANTED —A LADY AND TWO CHILDRE living In Macdougal street, ir Fourth, wish good Bi without roms, in that vicinity t feferen given and required. Address f r OARD WANTED— cone large, well fu including fire ferred. Addre , Herald oliee, OARD WANTAD—FOR A FAMILY OF FOUR adults, where but few other boarders arv taken: will re Quire th Rov family, Hern uflice tions. % Koferenaes «echanged Address ating terms, locaiity wud acommoda } OARD WANTED—RY THREE YOU NG GENTLEME, ima well furnished house, Dine Lecation be! ween Fourth and Twenteth streets, se Broaden” Ad tating terms and accommodations, box 189 Herald otter OARD WANTED—RY A YOUNG MAN IN A SMALL private, plain, practical Catholte family. Loeation be tween Second and (Eighth avenues and fightoeath and Fy ticth streets, Address Mt terms, de OARD WANTED—BY A WOMAN, IN A 7. Terms inuat not exeooed $2 50 por Heraid ote Broadway Post office. Stating YOUNG IN STS PING 5 years t Week for all, OARD WANTED.—A GENTLEMAN AND LADY Dit T Foom. with Board ior the Indy only. in w, ving ¥ ix Joeation below Spring street. Addi terms (whieh must be moderate), hi | thee. Y, IN A SMALT PRE red. Please addroas Toa Herald oilce, for Uitee days, staung box arlotte germs. Beare. Jx BROOKLYN.—MARRIED AND SINGLE gentlemen can be furnished with picasant Rooms tn one of the most convenient locatious to the Cerries, at moderate terms, by applying at 47 Concord street, ROOKLYN.—A PRIVATE PAMILY, OCC ry back Nieman and wif changed. diet ae six} ROOKLYN.—SUPERIOR A Opattons, wirtt Hoard, Ina house where « Maken. lo. cation deliphifnl, and wi OF Sontth oF | Wall street terry. Reter Apply at do Gar den street, Brooklyn. ROORLYN. FAMIMAS OR SINGLE | Bonnin nomgebe ois dicks ire frm either ferr au ew manta igen ax 0 Gralock; Venus moderal’y re anged me tth jatlomen, with IN BROOKLYN—IN A P4I\ ATE FAMILY, apple, for two day: | Boahb. it AROOELIY —nooms SUTTASLE TOR A ‘or for single gen | gant bad ine Arst clase Sore the modern impruve- Sieuis, Apply a1 254 Clinton street, at $290 and $5 a Shand $5. For comfor a ie and ‘establishment excels all others. Woh dgngs cheap, 48 Lispena.d street, uear near FURNISHED ROOMS, AT THE FRANKFORT House, corner fort and William streets, Gd ; Rooms fro th gt ta 63per week Lodgings from 25 cents to 37 cents per night. Open all night. “Good restaurant attached. Been FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—TO SIN. emen and gentlemen and their wives, In the ae No. 1b Washingion Broadway. py 2} ‘first clans furnished House’ to rent for the winter toa ee with Privileges inne A De Tan , nents, with privileges in the kitchen. Inquire o 18 Washington place. ‘sg BEGANTLY FURNISHED, ROOMS—IN TUE HOTEL Fifth aveone, Broadway and Twenty-seooud vacated # suit of ‘commodions ying rontiag nue, with bath, 4°. attached, tno Moome for Board ‘at table @hote, ae table or URNISHED HOUSE | WANTED. ANY PERSON HAY: ing furnished House in South Brooklyn, wao would like w lake the rent in board, will find an oPke pecan tye make @satisfactory arrangement by addressing X Y, J Herald ottce, URNIGERD ROOMS TO LET.—A ®RONT PARLOR room on first floor toa gentieman and lady, with privilege of cooking in the kitchen, ‘Terms §/ per week.’ Ap- ply at No. 13 Grand street. URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—SUITABLE For gay. wrest only, at 763 Broadway, between Eighth 8, URNISHED ROOMS TO LET.—A COMFORTABLY | »om on first floor at $3 per big 4 also & Room tor two,entlemen, with Cs age ‘n Gluding fire, and one at $1 per week. Apply ry at. URNISHED HOUSE TO LET—IN BROOKLYN; A handsomely furnished House with all the modern ‘im. ferret ina quiet and desirabie neighborhood; would be let very low to a good tenant until Iatof Alay. Address House, Dox 21k New York Post office. URNISHED ROOMS.—ONE HANDSOMELY FUR. nished Parlor, on first’ floor, with privilege of kitchen, and oue well furnished Room and Bedrou conveniences for housekeeping Apply at N teenth street, weat of Third avenue. (0. 105 Bast ‘Nine. JURNISHED ROOMS TO LET AT 67 AMITY with or without Board; Pariors and Bedrooms men and thelr wives, or single for geatie: gentlemen. FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET TO GENTLEMEN AT 2T Amity street, near Broadway, without board; bata, 3s 0; terms low; stages pans the door XOOD BOARD.—TWO OR THREE RESPECTABLE Zuling men can find in good home and furuised ro the second floor, w.th bath and grate; price from $4 to $4 per week, Also a few young ladies, at 116 Thompson sire ANDSOMELY FURNISHED SUIT OF ROOMS WANT. card a lady and gentieman in a pleasant neighboriod, ith boar board fore indy‘ouly. Address ©. D., care ot Goditey, eas, vena 61 Henry street, Brooklyn Hi lenry street, Brooklyn Can receive one or two boarders ini her private a House. Dinner at 6. ‘AISON MEUBLEE, 70 AND 72 WEST THIRTY EIGHTH street, between Slath avenue ard Broudway. 7 elegantly furnished Rooms or separate floors: realauraat 18 yent; common reception parlor, Rent quarterly In ad- vance dv dnvariable rule), Houses new, four story, Hirst class OWN stOI ARRIED OR SINGLE PARTIES CAN BE ACCOM. modated with pleasant Kooms (fire and gas) at 73 Hicks Street, Brooklyn Heights; location very convenient to Fulton and Wall atrect ferries. YyNE OR TWO SINGLE. GENTLEMEN WILL FIND good rooma, with or without board, at No, $4 St. Mark's, lace, with a private family without ehildren. The house Bas sli late improvements, aud prices are moderate, Hefe rences required. ONE oR’? GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO. dated with @ comfortable and nicely furnished Fuhout #oard, n'a private famiy, on apilcaion at 34 Weat Twenty-fourth street, a few dovrs from tue Fifth Avenue NE OR TWO ROOMS TO LET TO SINGLE GENTLE. fs eeopad Goor toa, man and wife, wi Rogrd or for ho ing, by & email private family without children; Fentlow. Apply Pe) Fifth street, boar Socoud arene, RIVATE BOARDING.—TWO OR THREE SMALL front Rooms can be had, with Board, at 44 East Sixteenth | obcped pd Papen terms for two, persous, eat luding and gas, an © weel inuer at show! Heterenges exchanged. © — ANIC PRICES.—A FURNISHED ROOM, WITH FULL Board, for a gentleman and wite, $10 per wi aod oustorssingle gontioman St $2. Nov laa West Twense shatatreete 5 iret Glass house. Dinner at 6 bnaeee SERARART, BOARD “WANTED_—IN BROOKLYN, BY joung gentleman, in a strictly private family, beyond ihe City Halt, terms er week. ‘Addrens stating terms, cation Be &ec., ‘Semen box 6,008 Host flies, N.Y’, RIVATE BOARD.—TWO WELL FURNISHED ROOMS will be let, with Best partial board, to single gentlemen, tn '& firat class house in Madison avenue, near the square. ihe basement room would make w fine oie for a physician. Ad- dress W. P., Herald OMS, WITH BOARD.—A SUIT OF ROOMS ON #E. cond floor, adapted to «family; also Rouma for slogle ggndemen. Dioner a: aix o'c ‘App pry to Mra, arexory, [04 East Fourwenth street, opposite the Academy of Music. INGLE GENTLEMEN, OR GENTLEMEN AND THETR § wives, may be accommodated with furnished Rooms, with at'No. 4 Ashland place, Perry stree ENTH STREET, NO. 19%, BETWEEN THIRD AND Fourth avenues, close to Broadway.—Comfortable Rooms. with unexceptionable Board, to let, on reasonabie terms, T° LET—WITH OR WIHOUT PARTIAL BOARD, 4 neatly furnished Room, with alcove bed, fire gra, di. in ‘o omall} wivate family without children. who would be pies to roum to or yz ‘and's0 neccatermable home at G3 Bright street, Jersey erms moderate, 10 LET—FURNISHED ROOMS, CONSISTING OF TWO Parlors and two Bedrooms, to be had together or aepa- eX: suitable for housekeepiug. “Apply at Pot) East Tenth near Fourth avenue, T°, LET—WITH BOARD, TWO FRONT (FURNISHED) Rooms, with Bedrooms attached, at very reasonable rates; house new’; only mall ty; dinner wt 1 i Forty-eight near Sith avenu sihoncnes 10, SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE _ACCOMMODAT. furnished Rooms and good Board in a pleasant motere use, in a cent convenient location. Apy at 73 Macdougal street, near Bleecker, || jexchan WO OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO dated with Board and home comforts, by applying at No, ‘Zs West Twenty-second apa None but those wo can give good references need apply. ITO, GENTLEMEN WISH 90 HAVE A COMFORTA Room, with two beds, gaa and fire; location not 'e Bleecker street, and west of Broadway prefurre , Stating the lowbet terms, A.. box 3914 Most ofe, 0 bourding house keeper need gnawer, WASTED —FOR A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, A NICE room, with closets; with meals (or the lady seat to bar room; must have bath convenient. Price 88 per wevk, with fire; paid in advance. Kno, Heraid oitice. ANTED—TWO ROOMS FOR TWO MARRIED LA diew, weil furnished: meals served privately, and prive with fire not to exceed $14 per week, payabie in on Gress Redan, Herald ollice, answers must state particulars. WAXTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, A SMALL SINGLE room, with breakfast ont ‘east side of ibe city, in the nei Svenues, not above Fourreenihstrwet rms, one He noticed, which must be moderate. Address I Heraid office, Referen: be al ANTED FOR A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE dren and nurse, Roc a with private table; wil d bedroont adjoining, an’ a large ro wa for rice not to exceed $8) por wen; Toca above Fourteenth street, and becween Four rues. Address E., box 3,681 Post oiliee. wast BOARD AND ROOM FOR A YOUNG LA the vieinity of Hudson, Canal or Spring tre a small private family preferred. Address, stating t Joe tion, including fire and gas, H. W., box U7 Ut vd aud vile, TANTED—ROARD IN THE COUNTRY, FOR A MAM ried ‘ady; ais her brother, aged tea yours, Addrews JR, Heraid viliee, stating terms, & BOND STRERT.—TO LET, FURNISHED ROOMS 70 5 gentlemen, without board. 12 WOOSTER STREET.—TO LET, FURNISHED Rooms, with every convenience for’ hrasekaeving, wt ¥ ry low rents: stoves, water, &e, and will oe Tdatone-balf the sual price, to Fespectavle pervubs ony, 12 Wooster, near Canal street. 33 NINTH STREET.—TO LET, THRER LA fourth door Kooms ina newly Curnisued house, ECOND STREET.—A SUIT OF ROB WEST TWENTY. Rooms; also «single oom. Apply to Mim, Randoiph. Tee ws THIRTIBIN SfREET —TWO families and three or four modated with suits or single | delightfu' locations In the ety exchanged QQ WEST, SIXTEENTH STREET, BRTWEEN FIFTH OF ‘and Sixth avenues.—One large elegantly furnished Koom to let, with “oard, suitable fora gemleman and his lemon,” House first class, Loca: ion ona uf i in the city, Dinnerat six, References exchanged Ad WEST ELEVENTH STREBT —PCRNTSIRD KoOWS to let, suitable for famiKes or slagly gentiemen, with tial Board, References given aud required, | full TQ APRING STRERT, THRER DOORS FROM BROAD —To let, several handsomely furnished Rooms to Angle genvlemen.” ‘The location ix wept All the Ara: henala aod or "os ise Heading Keom free, Inquire of AN. ON HOUSE. Q GREENE, STRERT, Anovr “SPRING. 93 fot — Blegatitly furnished auite of Rooms; ena, ton and every, godventence for housekeeping eeanoraleally particularly afitable for sinall respartaule | arnilies oF geatleaned low to permanent wenante, 13 atthe AVENU B.-A GENTLEMAN AND WIP can find at thelr diaporal a hands sine sli ®t Roo With Board, in a first ciaes private noaeat alse & Roorn (or a single gentioman, Best of reference given and required. 30) "RINCE STREET, THREE BLOCKS WEST OF Hrowiway.—Pieasnnt witit excelent Bord, om to $0 per Week. Breakiant fou 634 to 8, Dingor ab 12 and 6, 137 peor THRE DooR waa oF panra aaeer, F faraished Apartmonve tor =o tleraen aud theif samilies, of single gentlemen, ith or with. out Dinner at six References re jutred FiG SRINOR STRRED Bt. ouAKK HOU yeti 156 ganily furnlahed Rooms, with oF ‘altions Wyott | Bgl geitiarion only. 'M. MOLLOY, Hropehtor ins of Yat + BOX WS third oor, with | . aaa wen 199 BY THIRTY-8EC -RECOND STREET, Ninth Babave oot smintn oronate On a a if ea: yi niabed er unfurnishea in" tion.” Terms reasenable.” re dts 2''() siete. Mtely furmiahet Roartnns SF ical bousekee if sr a icgaregioneneading o water, fe jv ‘able tenants i Se ETRE 64 BROADWAY.—ELEGANTLY FU! bad PAR. Re lors and Bedrooms, on first and ee: i ne gentlemen, all with ‘ull Nonrd irranslent boarders $190 LOST AND FOUND. O:T—ON NEW YEAR'S NIG {galskin Gauntlet Glove, with flight ie rp rpoln Ba : Jeng im the gau The finder | iGo gt or the Fight hana who will Pil ror $3 reward on returning ‘oran, corner of Elghth street and bg my ge Za ‘SMALL BLACK AND TAN TER- rier Slut; answers to the name of Minnie; had on a white er collar and lock. Any one returning the same to 40 First avenue, in the rear, will be suitably rewarded by ‘owner, as it belongs (0 a deveased brother. THE PARK BANK, ON WEDNESDAY, JAN- |, @ Note drawn by vA Mulford & Cary, dated Decem- onths, due June 4, 1861, for $680 66, 0 the order of Brothers. All persons are re hereby cautioned against ating the same, deen stopped. \ DARBOUW BNOTENS, Nov ‘9 Barelay atreet,— panos WEDFESDAY EVENING, 2D INST., AT hed nate il pce asta ew a te es : ie, reward on leaving , the'same atthe offer of Freeman & Oy 8 Broadwa H Los STRAYED ¢ 1 &: RSTO! le ag tt A D ton found the same will be rewarded VT ag A in formation to Mackey'’s sab | Bixthavenne, Swat * SADIeh Twenty: O8T—FIVE ears. (TWO BIG AND THREE SMALL ones) in walking from Irving place thro nue and Chatham strect to Dey tre t ‘Anybody. warhig | them at Mesers. J. & M. Rose's, 29 Dey street, will receive. a Mberal reward. OBT.—A BLACK AND TAN TERRIER, ABOUT THRER 4 months old; answers to the name of Prince, Fecovering the same and delivering him to Mr. Lyman, at ala Place of Business, 222 Third avenniue, will bo liberally roward~ Lo: ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, IN WILLIAM street, near Exchange place, or in the liall leading to the Frock B brchange, a small Rertemennale, containing about $40, e finder will’ receive Trew james | Tart a Co,,26 William street. ee ‘ONEY FOUND.—NEAR THE POST OFFIOR, COR- ner of the Bowery and Fourth avenue, a sum of ‘Mot Which will he accounted for to the owner by calting at 31 Mott street, and paying expenses to Michael Duby, __ REWARDS. A LIFERAL REWARD WILL BE GIVEN POR TIT return of a hile and dark brindle bull Terrier, or for | Information leading to hia recove away on New Yeu | ghey bed'a weaaie'sn, “Appiy 2h O66 Mighin arenas | $3 REWARD —LOaT, A SMALL scoToH TERRIER Slut, on Wednesday evening, from 66 Universit with leather collar and ears Iately’‘cut, Whoever wea same to the above number will receive the reward, 5) REWARD. “LOST, MONDAY EVENING, DECEM- ne Marten \ uff, in Canal surest, between asic sirost aad Batitean, Any ‘person returning it to No, 7 Wooster atreet, shall receive the above reward, 5) REWARD.—LOST, LAST, WEEK, AN fashioned ever pointed gold Pencil, pelle stone act in the top. ‘The above reward leaving it at No. 5 West Thirtieth at $. 1O8T, ON WEDNFSDAY, JANUARY, 2, . Russian Grayhound; anawers cy ~ name of Czar; has a bare spot on the back. ward will be, paid by returning the same or Ton of his whereabouts Arey y to Wm. Ki nue, between Eighty-second aid Eighty-tbird at K, OLD with @ white cor- will be paid by wing informa. In, Second ave- pe of Tent wl Right, wid t at the end of ‘als well one returning him to the above receive the above reward, REWARD WILL BE PAID mation he about 1 ress to Dr. ieee to wi "ORR SAMUBL M. Ox CRORE: GACKENZTE, 7 Broadwa; $6.20 capara star aneee yeas or ee reaat, tipot tall and feet white ‘shove toward ws d for return 9 aald id sone asked. si eamicoe ek inne Albany, N.Y. FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS, DIMPROVISER ET COMPOSER LA 2pstaus ART enselgné en tres peu de temps aux jeunes planistes Ghote, Protesseur ‘@Ymprovisation Musteal ‘ib ‘Broad’ way. CLOTHING. A GREAT DEAD _ Righter LADIRS AND gentlemen Furniture or Carpets are rey from, oa to Thm rem $1 to BETTER AND SURER WAY FOR LADIES AND ffentiemen to get the bighest cash prices for their cast oe Tomi g, Furn oer Carpets and Jewelry, and not be uml 's, In Wo send a note by post to J. An- bolt, nth avenue, between Twentieth aud Twenty- first Lab nig which po ‘be punctually dito, Ladies attended to by Mra. T THE BEST AND SUREST PLACE WHERE LADIES highest price tn cash for caat off by calling on or vennie, betw ing Hignhth eifeet und Waverley place, Ladi tended by Mra, Mintz, GREAT WANT OF LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S cast off Clothing, Furniture, Carpets, &e. The highest prices paid. A note ad ‘A. Ducaa, 218 Sexenth avenue, will be punctually attended Wo. Ladies auended by Mrs. D. a BETTER PRICE PAID FOR LADIES’ AND GENTS? cast of Clotning, Pureicure, Oarpete sowalry #a,: from id tor silk fom Bats 818 (or outs, and to $6 for ‘ate ‘ note by post punctually at. toby Ee 1d 1@, between Nineweenth and Twentieth airecth. Ladien attended’ d'to by Mrs. A LARGE QUANTITY OF CAST OFF CLOTHING Wanted, 10 Gil ap orders from the Wost. vines rate rices will be given, h paid in current money. Ap- i MOKUNIST, 481 Pearl street, west Block to ply to JAMBI GOOD ADVICE —LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, IF ou wisih to dispose 0” your cast off vloting at a fair ¢ wey la only to call or send 8 ms near street. ed by Mrs. Levy. QREAT DEMAND, LADIES AND "GENTLEMEN — 4, a large quantily of cast off Clothiag, Furniture I pay the best price in the ett Gall or ad- ree "Abrahams, No, 2 seventh aven ween Twen- y fifth and Twenty-sixth streets, Ladies atlended by Mra. A. POSITIVE FACT FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN AA. to get highest prices in cash for cast off Carpeta, Clothing, Furnitre and Jow etry, aa I atm compelivd to iil anorder. I gua” Popes to pat more (hal ony dealer tn th chy. Please call or " HAKKIS, No. 166 Seventh avecue, near Twenty- rat ntreet, Ladies attnded to by Mrs, Harris, COPARTNERSHIP N¢ N OTK as. A PARTNER WANTED—WITH 50) CASI, IN A genteel, well established office business Must be ® ian of good standing. Address Broker; Herald office, acy JOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. / The undersigned have this day formed a sopartnership for the manuiscture ard sale of Gold Pens, Gold and. Silver Fen and Pencil Cases, under the firm name of 0. F. Newton & Ce., No, 1 Maiden aed 717 Brod wad. wre JAMES P. RYRWE, New Youx, Jan. 1, 1861. JO. EPH MONAGHAN, NOVARTNERSUTP NO’ UNDERSIGNED having purchased from Mr. d's Com eal nur § together with the hin, we will herew dito J A Be Bennet his entire In- Mill and Anti-friction of Ge inal New Youx, Jan, 1, 1861, Mi BENNER CoparTsersire a BUSINESS MAN, WITH $5 a o ronte bute $4,000 If politival ‘troubles em Address, mating maine Heraid otliee, IS THis DAY ADMITTED A IL. T, MORGAN & CO. ARTNER WANTED—WITH $5,000 TO $4000, TO TN. Vest Ina well paying Patent Medicine Thla additonal Capital fr nares @ very handsome profit v0 the business, For 18. tleulars address Medicine, Herald otlice. mie ya EXISTING AE. by phved. ed, is bere mn © P, CARROLL. Wat. trop on | Drcestmmn 22, 1800. 7 PARTNERSHTY, HERETOPORE EXISTING i an this day, been d ssolzed by business will bad perry ty uo ture oy JAMES H. UQRNE Ly, JAMS SIUISON, JAMS HANDS BTOFORE EXISTING the fem of A. Lanrs The business will be | | desires an at in a Rate bust | and nature of business, F, B.C THE PARTNER tween the une | New Youn, December 8, 1861 18 COPARTNERSHIP If | between the aubserihers, Ginwolved by mutual ‘ovusent (Ave “THis Day y FORMRD rn big 3 UNDERSIGNED copartnerehip under the firm of ‘ohn J, purpose of carrying on the busing: oF dl fying. JON « JOUN 4 PeKIALT 10 Water street, Willistaabace. Leh Jawcany 3, 1861 cs 155 CANAL STREBT, NBW YORK, DEC. 4, ‘ the co-partnership heretofore axis’ bets i" under the firin name of ‘Shaivan «terme oft dew concent, sll slums the late Arm, amd alt Godt dee thera to vo-aen} 1 sleet (or seitemen 4M, SEAN Al James M. Shanahan will continue (he busiieee as uual wie'old subd, ub Canal tore $3,000. stintintnr buslaces et uo pigeons tae | eity. “For particulurg address be ih. 8. box UM Moral | 70 8. PART ro $3.000 re akeaeesrd Mk peontand bon my ine "rum $15c¢0 44 ra as ar No huwidig, Acacese (oe three days Mr. 8., Herald 01