The New York Herald Newspaper, January 26, 1861, Page 11

SAO PON OL, Ae OER TER tI Ae Ie ne NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, 1861.—TRIPLE SHEET. ll OBITUARY. Death of Professor Charles Brickett Had- dock 70 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Darrmoumn Conc, Hayover, N. H., Jan 19, 186), ‘Yhe Lowa and Wniversity have assisted to-day ata sad sercmony—the funeral of Professor Charles Brickett Had dock, who died suddenly, at bis residence, in West Leba- 200, four miles from here, on Tuesday evening. Profes- vor Haddock was born at Salisbury (now Franklin), New Jampebire, io 1796. Hs father, William Haddock, was ® pative of Massachusetts, His mother was Abigail Wedeter, a favorite sister of Ezekiel and Daniel Webster. Mis chilchocd was chietly spent at Elms Farms, in the ompewn built by his father, afterwards the favorite resi- Aenee of his uncle, Daniel Webster. He graduated at Dartmouth College in 1816, und, afver devoting three years io the etady of theology, “was in 1819 appointed to the chair of Rhetoric and Belles Lettres in that ancient seat of learning, which he occupied until 1838, when be took that of Intellectual Philosophy and Political Feonomy ‘w toe came institution, which he held uati) 1851, In Wat ycar he left for Lisben to perform the duties of Charge de Affairs from the United States to Portugal, to which be was appointed by Mr. Fillmore. Shortly after’ she wcoming of Mr. Pierce’s administration, he was re- woved (© make som for a successor of different pelitics, snd in 1855 he returned to this country. He did not re eume the active discharge of the duties of his professor- ship, except by occa tures before the classes; but while devoting himself inch to agri re i his charm- wg beme on the banks of the Connecticut, he found time to revise for ibe press a large portion of his writings, and to bring to a nearly finished state an agreeable work on Pervogal, which was first to be published in the pages of the Knickerbocker Magazine. Kt ie bot saying too much to aver that no other man of ig Wme has ‘ved a life ce cont nuously and so eminentiy necfol. From the period that he was qualified to proach (omitting the few years be was absent m Lisbon), be discoursed regularly twice en each Eabbath inecme one of the neighboring villages. Ho eould of course perform few pastoral duties, but he was Deloved by his hearers asa pastor. He delivered two rermene the Sup before he died, For thirty-two years be discharged the active duties of his professorship, end more than half the alumni of Dartmouth are nuw- beved amorg hie pupils. The labors of our representative te the Court of 1 marily light, but Mr. Had- doek was never inactive. He was instrumental ia pro- curing the tariff to be removed from ice, and it's owing to bis independent stand that American vessels were per- mitted to load at St. Ubes on the same terms as Portu gues. While connected witb the college he was for four suc- cessive elections returned to the New Hampshire Legis iapore, where he introduce: and carried through th: sent cemmon schol system of this State, and wis the fret School Commissioner uncer it. He was the father of the railroad system in New Hampshire, h’s various speeches having the effect to change the policy of the State on the subject. In the dedication to bis pupils, in 1M6, of a volume of miscelianies, he say It is now swenty-five years since J adopted the resolution never to refuge to attempt anything consistent with my p eeu! duties 1 Uhe cause of learning and reil wight be invited to. do. This resolution I have not at eny bine regretied, and perhaps I may say I have not es- bentiaily viciated il: and | have never suffered from want of comething to do.’? As a belles lettres souolar Protessor Haddock bad uo superior in New England. a writer vio is remarkable for its Anish and its purity. most every subject. His ag IMerary institutions nnd societies, his jecy mations views and magi his ‘reports’ toen years on education, bis writings on agriculture, gardening and rural ornament, his sermo i¢ works on rhe and those descriptive ef foreign life, would make a ibrary in themselves. We hope to some one will devvive the tusk of preparing for the press what has not already been publizhed. Professor Haddock was thoroughly versed ia publ an¢ familiar with the policy and alms of the American government. He was a whig of the old school, and hi eppointment to a foreign mission gave universal satistay ep. On the nomination of Mr. Fremont, Mr. Haddock destined to co with the rank and file of the party, but anchored to Mr. Fillmore, It ig a carious circumstance that in the came week he received ers from Rufas Cvoate and George P. Marsh, written with all the force and clojuence of those yeutieman, the one urging ‘ort Fremont, the other begging him to do Vesaid, he declined to go with the latter, ho regret of may of his New Hampshire friends the recent election be sustained Bell and Everett, and last. political act hig life was the writing of a masterly letter to W. H. Seward, @ ebort time before bis speech in the Senate, eetiing forth bie own earnest convictions, and appealing ie the Senaior 10 pause and consider them. Mr. Hid eck was nominated for Congress epon the day be died, by the Union State Convention. Ile was apparently in perfect health the afternoon of his decease. In the even m are ord img be complane! of indispogition, and retired eariy, after taking some trifling re nig was abont nine, Bis wife was in the room reading, and occasionally ad arersing him. After a whi b asleep, as slic sup- poeed, but, op preparing to retire herself, she discovered i to Le ihe eleep of de. But #9 natura out the #lightest appearance uggle or motion, it was not till it wae ascertained that the ood ati: and the heart wo longer beat, tha be persuaded he was gone, The funeral services were performed at the village charch iu West Lebanon, and then, attended by a lengthened tram composed of professors and stfdents, and the c} jrom the entire region, of attached neighbors and fr and serrowing relat he was borne to the cometery a Banover—n lovely spot, indebted chiefly to him for its veanty aud rural ornament. His decease will prodace a genuine sorrow in the hearts of thousands who ackuow edged him for y ig netor and guide, who dwell every part of the United States, and who admit to this jay tbé controlling influence on them of his teachings and sig exemple. K. JERRY LOW Ov Wednorday inet, eays the ington Star of the 19th netant, Jerky Lowk, a respectable colored man, well pown to many of our citizens, died at the residence of aie daughter on Capitol Hill. He had been for maay are employed about the stores and offices on Pennsyl- ane avenue, and had won the esteem of his employers hie integrity and industry. He had a particular arning” for Capitol Hill, ‘and maintained a sort of striarchal rule amoug the jud pussuns’’ in that vici ‘ty Itwasa matter of great importance and self-con- eatulation to Lim that no matter who was elected Presi- ent, be could not take Lis seat without first delivering cmaddrces in his dominions. A short time since Jorry professed roligion, and withdrew from the notice of the public to agreat extent. It is asserted by many respect- able citizens that Jerry had attained to the age of 114 ear®, and that his death was not from any disease, ut (Dat he died simply of old age MRS. CATHARINE HAGRY. Mre. Cemanivé Hacry, one of the oldest residenters of duehville, Tenn., and relict of a veteran of the American Revolution, died in that city on the 8th, at the advanced age of 100 years. Dicsernovs Fire at Srikmme—A CATHEDRAL AND Bistoy’s Batser Consumen.—The Red River Nor’ Wester of the 17th f December contains an account of the burning of a Catbotic cathedral and the bishop's palace Lo gag age! of which were completely destsoyed, causing a loss of vt $125,000. The fire originated in the kitchen of the hop’s residence, where two servant girls were engaged im making tallow candles. They put about sixty pounds of taBow into an immense kettle on the stove, which, ‘polling over, set the house on fire, The palace being at wel to the cathedral, both were rapidly overran by ‘tbe fames. An old blind man, named Ducharme, perished tm tho conflagration. Large maseive 01! paintings, valua Vie furniture and effects, about $800 in money, a choice Nbrary of tive thousand volumes, and a large quantity of provisions, all were lost, The cathedral, says the Nor’ Wester, was, beyond all question, the largest edifice in Repert s Land. Ite dimensions were —! ength, 100 feet; Preadth, 60 fret; height of walle, 40; height of spires, 706. The foundation was laid in 1835, and it was not until ‘whe present year that it was completely finished. The structure # Baid to have been vastiy superior in symme- and it faish to the magni it cat of 'g, at Toronte, considered the meet |mposing ‘white continent. Tam Aeriaxp ACADEMY Finn. —The los by this fire is estimated at $40,000; msurance, $20,000. About one- qoerter of the furniture and six of the eight pianos were saved, The fire originated from imperfection tp the BILLIARDS. =—FOR SALE, A SPLENDID STOCK OF Se Tua hand ‘Tables, cheap for cash, Call and srders by mail. @zamine oF send your Grae I TPPTTH, 146 Fulton street, prisat © WiLLIAND TABLES AND COMBINATION Cechions.New improverneats, patented September 26, Weices reduced ten per cent for cash, N & COLLENDER, — wo hy street. ‘WINKS AND LIQUORS, a EL hat T SRVENTH AVENUE DISTILLERY YOU GET THE A erin ‘aors to be had in the city for the laast money, in ean . B= Liquors for sale in bond. «sed Stan aes , 9 and 421 Seventh avenue, GROCERS AND LIQUOR DRALERS.—1 AM NOW Te aches ine (ex ship Herman, (roe Rotierdam) at pier +N. B. id amma highly favored and high pron! Gin, inlarge a . Wo euit the trade, at the lowost market price from Apply to P. CUFP, 06 Bighth avenue, RESTAURANTS. SKION, SECESSION, AND NO CONCESSION thig eeeston. Nothing bni three coate will answer for ® noes Phi'adelphia Ale, as he is determined to eof the publie, NO. 2 Cortland a Gr LAURENCE NOTE, BROADWAY AND RIGHTH yreot, New Yeu nay be had i this hotel Beane eileen pedtied rater: “Pamliy’ voi suite, 8 Semen $b), $8 wind 85, naluding gan and crory aftesdon, _—o————————————————— FURNITURE. SUIT OF ENAMELLED FURNITURE colors of warranted manufacture. | Also ehertnnt ber Bulla, pinin And eroamental, at Ht. PR ARRINGTON 4, 366 CAauol street, cppeute Woomer Bow! sched to SALES OF REAL ESTATE. DESIRABLE OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE A fine Country Place on the banks of the Hudson river, Dry Geode at cash price, either in store oF in bond, will be taken in payment, If preferred to cash, Address box 4,036 Post office. All communications strictly A TS0UTH BERGEN, N. J.. OPPOSITE THE REFORM: €d Dutch church, (Dr. Taylor's @ pleasant and conveni- ent Residence, suitable for persons Coing business in this city, The House is three stories, with wing attached, con- taining in all about fourteen rooms; was bu..t about ‘three Year® ago in the most substantial manner. Attached is about Six lots of ground, well supplied with frait, shrubbery, and agoodgarcen. The horse railroad cars pass the door every few minutes io and from Jersey City ferries, No place in the vicinity of New York offers the inducemenia that Hergen does to ‘hose who desire a good home, good society and good health, Terms easy, Inquire on the ‘or £0 . airaieneed JONES, 12 Maiden Lane, AMES P. SMALL, FOUR STORY, ENGLISH BASEMENT, brick Dwelling for sale, on St. Mark’s place, for mos tgage $3 0) very improvement: in first rate order. ‘AL: an WELLES, No. 20 Cooper institute, office Doomsday 00) ROADWAY.—FOR SALB, AT A REDUCED PRICE, A Twenng diet and twenty cucond stvesia, slas about AIO by wen ty. necon : PIERCE & WADSWORTH, 10 Pine street, . (COUNTRY SEAT JOR FARM OF 10) ACRES, AY MADDI ) son, on Morris and Essex Railroad, one mile from depot, wil be exchanged tor 5 house in New Fork worth $10,000 or 4K) In & good ne: aood, on falr terms, Apply tv PIERCE & WADSWORTH, 10 Pine sree, PP? RESIDENCE AT YONKERS—JHREE LU quarters of a mile from depot, 235 aeres. House, Barn, Siable, Poultry House, Garden, &¢, all in complete’ order. Will be sold of exchanged ‘or a'desifable residence in Brook: Pte br well lows lnquive at No. 2 New sweet, {o <u TAY RESWWENCE AT YONKERS—THREE- quarters of a mule from depot, 24 House, Barn, Stable, ouluy House, Gavdeo, &¢, ali in complete order Will bi sold oF exchunged tor a desirable y in Brook: vn. Must be well located, Taquire at N Ww street, in rY FOR House ace. BROOKLYN, PROPE round, with @ good, De. ep with enclosed piarza, tu er clogel, all in comp'ete order. ar with Water, ‘The garden has aa viz:—Cherry, peach, pear, apple, ‘al of the beat quality, witn various piy On the premises, third’ house south. © ue, ib Clinton avenue, or at No. 3 8} 1 WILL DEAL WITH PRINCIPALS 2 Property down Wesvern Lands, Dry or improved or unimproved Pro- yan, Address Exchange, box 100 town, first class I'ro| u God’, Liquors, Hardens gre FOR SALE-—NEAR THE CITY; WILL AND property. to exehange for Goods, fe ; Coal aud Js tor sale ery Sore OY SOILe good business Property, HIE VALUABLE HOMESTEAD earl AT VERY GREAT by railroad, exchange’ f ities and sizes, propery, Fine BCE Shere FA it 70 fet, five stories, bi lated for a professiona: ©O., No. 3 Pine street fORY BROWN House Possession: cal- ny to EH. LUDLOW GANT FIVE sant Twenty f Yr sound: ne plenty young fruit, fi and the fineat location in West- cheste ERR, KASSAM, Esq, Union Hauk, Ne POR SALE GA GOOD CBANCE TO LIVE RENT FREE: only $3,000 cash required down; a large Brick House and stable; roomy yards, leasehold, which is a favoral one: situated in the Seventh ward, and will be sold at ab ain, would take nt lots 1 part payment MTalght strect, or at 261 We st 1WO FIRST CLASS For Sk F¢ brown front iouses, high stoops, replete wi'b the modern impro' 102 and’ 108 East Thirty: Fourth str er Liguo: is in bad heaith and w POR SALE CHEAT—A TWO STORY AND HIGH basement brick House and four Lots, corner of First ave Math street, Harlem; grape vides, Croion und 44): 4 portiou can remain. Inquire on the premises PEN Rope his ae a POR, SALE IN, BROOKLYN—ONE FIRST CLASS three story and basement brown stone Hou-e, new, with all the modern i Portland avenue, near Washington Park, three minutes’ wi the Fulton cars, Price Jow; terms easy, ThOMAS B. JAC. qhe premises. GOR SALE OR TO LET—A LEASE OF THREE STORBS on Fighth avenue, with a large hatl on second floor; the hall ie uitable for billiards or for floor skating ga'lery, Inquire at 613 Bighth avenue. J. ie CHAM. CHANGE—FROM $500 TO $20,000 REAL ESTATE few York or Brookiyn, tor Btores of any description Or merchandise » House worth $8,009 for house worth $12,000 Lo $15,000, Address b. B., Herald otfice. OR EXCHANGE,—$2400 WORTH OF HARD. ware, &c., &e., inthis City, and $2,000 of Glassware, at Pittsburg, Will exchange tor Lowa land; only $300 cash re ou red. Humbugs need not answer, Address Peterson, Dey Street House, \OOD INVESTMENTS.-FOR | SALE—TWO THRER T story brick Houses on West Twenty fourth street; one do. on West fwenty second street; one do. on West Twenty. eighth street, and one do. ou Prince street. Also 10) other Houses, prices from $4000 to $0,000. Apply to ‘A SERGEANT, 15 Wall atrot, OUSE AND LOY FOR SALE—A FIRST LASS four siery House, with brown stone front, 96 St. Wari place. House in good repair: lot 26x98 feet.” For further particulars inquire of J. H. GRAY, 72 Wail street, OUSES) WANTED.—PERSONS HAVING ONB OR more Dwellings, in good locations in the upper part of ihis city, that will be sold ata low price for cash, can find purebasers ly epplying to JOHN MeCLAVE, 1,241 Broadway, MURRAY, MILE TROPERTY FOR, SALE BROWN 4M. stone Houses on Lextigton avenue, Thirty-fonrth street and Thirty eighth street, near Fifth avenue. ‘Terms to suit urchasers Prices low, to euit the times. Ayply to MAT- THEW BYRNES, & Ea't Thirty-second sireet RIXTH AVENUE PROPERTY FOR SALE—45x10) SS icet y, side of Sixth avenue, above Tlirty-tirth reet. Inquire cf GEO. W. DETRE, Nos Gand 6 Jeiferson arket. ) PROPERTY FOR SAL wand at the Richmond Ratlroad. Depo r., 373 Broadway, —A HOUSE ley station, on on the land, Apply to A. BOTH IN A VERY HIGH atered; one containing 182 In New WO Fa! vation aud well oud buildings, fence, &e.; one-balt mile from d Raritan Canal and Katiroad; two hours from York, and the other containing #4 acres; all new build fences, &e., in fact everything to make it plea-ant; two hé ride from New York; one quarter unile from the railroad de- were pot; fru.t, Ac, inabiindance, Lequire for turther particulars of V. TEX BYCK, Somervill J., and view the pre- mises. ' Cars lcave New York foot of Cortian’t sirect at 8 and kK and return at Sand 120 MANGE FOR A PARM.—IWO GOOD BWELL with stores, to exchange for «farm near the wity. £JOTN MoOLAVE, 26 Broadway. ra need apply. WASTED - To, PUK nieut to the ferries, a modern improvements.” Fiice $6.00) to 8 baving sue s house will find a purchaser by G., Brookly® Posi oflive, stating terms, location, w’ N. Bove essing, eo, NTED~TO EXCHANGE FOR GOOD CITY PRO- Ber. fhe Lea, Fintures, Stock and will of Lace, Embroldenes, Trimmings and ancy Store, established for over twelve years, in the best location tn the city, and where $1000 can be cleared every year. -Reason for reilin, out, the owner wishing to retire, For information apply at 705 Broadway, swore, WASTED TO PURCTIASE A SMALL BRICK MOUSE, inthe upper part of thin cits, with modern improve: ments, and aceersible to lage and ear routes. Addross, with terms, leeation and price, B. M., box 175 Herald office. CASH WILL PURCHASE ONE OF THE bent Tenement Properties in ons, Gf the best ew York; mo very eusy. ositively none ‘mer dealt with Rare chaace for eapitaliste, th, box 100 Herald office, $8.00 Weallties in Dut a eash © Address $8,000 ~ REWARDS. 4) REWARD-—1OR TWO STRAYED GOATS: THE OLD- est Was black, with @ white spot on theleft side; the rwas black and white, with @ feather ononerye Sz Greenwich street, $20 REWARD.—LOS?, GOING FROM THIRTY; €s first street to Hleventh street, in a Bixt oF Eleventh street to University place, & canes Breastpl tet with pearls, Tie above reward will be paid by returaing the same to 199 Mafden ian D() REWARD “LOST, ON SUNDAY, THR. 20TH q inst,, @ lady's gold waten and Chain,’ with ¢ ailached supposed to have been lov: in Twerlty ninth stroe between Lexington and Sixth avenues, The above are val as Keepsakes. Ihe finder will reeeive the reward and shanks of the owner by returning the same to W, I, Barker, 45 and Kast Twenty-sixth street, $30 a REWARD —STOLEN, ON THE NIGHT OF JAN nary 23, from the rack in the hail, «small navy bloe lot cloth Cveroon', black velvet button’ and black velvet Collar, ound with black braid, ‘above reward will be id for the return of the yvervoat and information leading Withe detection of the thief, at_No. 7 Hudson place, Thirty fourth street, near Ninth a () REWARD.- [08T, FROM ON BOARD STEAMER SOV iniand Home, on MMouary 12, one bale white Blga- kets, No, 306, The above reward will be paid for informat! wit eae lost, oF Ke Fecovery by the Comtmiasionors of Pabie Charities and Corrention. No! i Boodviree ve. ae: ay N JANUARY 19, FROM A Catharine mi) REWARD. coach goin Haven depot $50, See cm ecesetaa tt er natan late G. 8. Holmes, The reward wail #6 paid by returning ‘be same to the Washington Hotel, 366 Four:h avenue. $100 MELE ctory AARDAQRUE? LCRA ining $1,000 In one hundrr Se tt heat aed be Beak sad the Bonk of the tne terior, The finder will receive the above reward by retarn- ing the same to 67 Bowers. SPORTING. R SALE—A SPLENDID POINTER TWO Neary old Apply at 60 Nassau street, in ibe Sustenent. REE OR POUR FINE AND TAN TERRIER Puppies for sate. Apply at way. SALES AT AUCTION. EN 0 KEELER & CO. AUCTIONEERS. i= FXECCTORS Sale ee ‘or Elegant rosewood Housebeid Furniture, Drawing Room Suite, Bookcase, Etogereas °! anotortes Rosewood Chamber and Oak Dining Room Papen bs This day Saturday), Jan. 26, at 10), residence of ‘he iate Walter Benney, teenth street, near Filth enue. a a DRAWING anne FURNITURE “onsists of carved rosewood Evegeres, marble tops, Freneh plate doors and hacks; werk Tables inland with saolnerer pearl; rosewood centre Tadies, statuary marble tops; two full suite drawing room Furniture, elegant tete-a (ete Sofas, two ar reception and eight oval back Chai carved rosews Trames, covered in three colored satin brocade of the most 6x nsive description; console Tables, inlaid with tortoise shel rocade and lace curtains; six-light ormolu and bronze Chan deliers, imported from Faris by Marcott & Co.; candlevras, brackeis: Prench plate pier and mantel Mirrors, MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCPAVE PIANOPORT Carved legs end case, round corners, finished all round, {inlaid with and solid pear! keys; rosewood Stool, music Rack, em- brodered cloth Cover, book and sheet Music, rosewood Hat stand, Oifeloth, Brussels stair Carpets, &c. Chambers— Richly carved rosewood Bedsteads, style of Louis X1V.; Bu- reas and Commodes to match; ardroben dressing nid toi- let Tables, shaving and Look Stands, Couches, arm Chairs, Cnrtaing,” Shades, Cornices, hair’ Mattresses, Palllasges, feather Beds, Bolsiers, Pillows, Blankets, Quilts, Counter: A, decorated china toilet Sets, oval Mirrors, dil room: arniture of every kind; also kitchen Utensils, &c, Cash de- esits required of all yuivhasers. “Sale peremptory, ral’ or ine, eo private West Six UCTION NOTICE. niture ELEGANT HOUSEUOLD FUR AT PUBLIC AUCTION, An extraordinary chance for housekeepers an! dealers in foe vn Monday, J ZArat o'clock precisely, all th On Monday, January 2% at Il o'clock precisely, all the costly Furniture, Painunge rosewood Drawing Rosin, Suits, elegant seven octave rosewood Pianoforte, elegant Brozes, Mirrors, rich Carpets; Ae. in. the residence No. 182, West Twenty'iirst street, near Seventh avenue. ‘The eniie Furni- ture of the house is in perfect order, and will positively be bold Without reserve, ram or shine, conslting of elegan mantel and pier Mirrors, Mosaic Marb e Pedestals, mounted in-tronze; lace and brocatel Curtains, rosewood FE with mirror ree elegant rosewood Suits, in brocade! superb rose we ofarte, cost $350 two months ago, Tur: kish Lounges and Chairs, ‘elegant china Vases cud’ other Mantel Ornamenis, Dining Room Furniture—Extension Table, rich China, RYiby and Cut Glassware of every descrip- tion; ‘iwory Cutiéry, Silver War, with a large variety of Chainber Furniture, elegant Mattresses, Beds and Bedding, with over 600 yards of Brussels and ingrain Carpets; two handsome Sora Hedsteads, Lounges Chairs of all kinds, Clocks, Oileloths, rich Chandeliers, &e, No postponement, UCTION NOTIVE.—WOUSE SALE.--OVER $10 worth of elegant and costly household Purnitare, Aid rosewood Pian forte, French plate pier and mautel Mu rors, of! Paintings, rich silver plated tea and dinner Serv China Ware and bravy ent Glagswat contenty of the residence No. 218 Bighth avenue, JW. PORTER, Auctioneer, this day, Saturday,coramencing at 2 o'clock P. M.. precisely, the entire Valuable contents of the above residence, Consisting in part of exegant velvet, Brusuely and ingrain Carpets; solid rosewood parlor Suits, in'satin and silk plush; mavole top centre and side Tables, richly carved; rosewood Etegeres, with plate glues door and back; ladies’ Secretary, rosewco! Pianotorte, Sock and Cover, ol Paint ings, lace’ and brocatel Curuins, large French plate pier and mantel Mirvors, Turkish exsy Chairs, oak dinisg room Furniture, splendid china tea and dinner dets, rich ent Glass: ware, elegant Silver Ware, toa Servion, Casters, Cake Bask: et, Spoons, Forks, ivory tavle Cutlery, &e. Also @ large va. riety of fine chamber Furniture in rosewood aud mahogany; pent Bedding. pure Bair Mattresses, fine wool Blankeis, ‘ke, being the entire fourteenth street, near ER, AUCTIONEER. te of two [ts on worth side of Fl near Washington, undér direction of Wm. on Monday, January 28, at 12 0 th Exchange the stay OP proceedings having bee M. MERWIN, AUCTIONEER, BY BANOS, MERWIN jooks, comprising many rare ous Works in «!) departments of Poet Fine Are, Music, Bibliography, Anugulties and migcellaneous | ‘erature! and particularly in the Drama and Dramatic literature, with an unusually full colle: f Shakesperiaua and ediriyns of Sbakespere, several ot which are of much rarity and peeu- iar Interest, containing scarce autographs, de, Private collection of choice and curion § CCMION NOTICE “PEREMPTORY SALE OF NEW AA and second hand Houreboid Fur Velvet and in grain Carpets, Mirrors, &.. &. . DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER, Wii! sell, thie day (Saturday),'a’ 105 o'clock, al aulesroom 85 Nassau street, the entire Furniture of a family—removed from Brook'yn for convenience of sale—zonsiating of velvet and tapestry Carpets, ingrain do, two gilt frame Mer Glasses, lace and damask Window Curtains, rosewood end toalogsny Parlor Suits. covered. in plush, haireloth and bry catel, viz:—Tetern-Teves, pailer, g atid arm Chairs, roze- wood and mahogany marble top Centre Tables, Booreases, extension Dining Tables, dressing Bureaus, Washstands, bait Mattresses, Bed steads, Bedding, Feather feds, C ‘ortars $s. whe whole to be peremptorily sold to the Highes ‘or ‘ash. LCTION NO’ SLE'GHS, LIGH! 7 HARNESS, ROBES, EZRA LUDLO’ will sell, this da: *elock, at Dis salesroouns, N lar stres ppesite the Post office), Light Wage Top Bugs Phaeton, Rockaways, iso Harness, Kober, &e. UCTION.-A NEW AND ELEGANT LOT OF x Millinery, consisting of Oj Reception, Car riage, Walking and Mourning Bonnets: a large variety of Herddresves, Hall Decorations and Flowers ot all des: tone, ‘The above goods are now open for inspection at corner Of Tenth street, and will be sold at 10 Jan. 26, 1661. TION NOTICE—PAWNBROKER'S AND. This day, at 1 o'clock, at BELL & TS ome, 26 New Lowery, men and women's Cloch- ing, Woollen Goods, Hosiery, Hoods, Shirts, Jackets, 30 rem. nants Cloth and Sattinet, 100 iloop Skirts aud Hate, de, in continuation, at'12 o'clock, the valuable stuck of ‘hes, Jewelry, silver and plated Ware (by order: execu: tor), gold Omnaments, &., to close the estate of the late Hiram f, Thomson H. HARRISON, Executor. J. TILTON, Attorney. THOS. BELL, Auctioneer, VALUABLE BOOKS, PAINTINGS, AA Eng &o—Ky HUMBERT & THOMAS, this morning, at We, o'clock, by catalogue, aL%9 Ann street, Sevec. tichs from a pilvate library and dealers’ stock. Also a fine colle-tion of ancient and modern Patatings, line and mezzo. tint Engra: ings, &c.; Scrap Books, Colored Prinus, &. Also au inve nilemen's Furnishing and Fancy Goods, 5 ver Plated Ware and Table Cutlery. Aiso 10 Cases all Native Grape Wine and a small invoice of good imported domestic Segars,. Also several Watches, Guns and a quantity of Jewelry, Sale positive, without reserve, Goods may be examined until hour of sale, A' TION NOVICE.—-RESTAURANT ares, &., will b» sold on Saturday, Gelock, at the southwest corner of piy-third siree EO. HO UOTION SALE OF o'clock, on katurday UCTION FURNITURE, 26th, at it avenie and , Auctioneer, READY MADE CLOTHING, &c. os A. M. CRISTALAR, Auctioneer, 23 Bowery, will sei . 28, at 10), o'clock, a large and general axon nable Clothing, comprising eloth, pilot, j » sham and beaver frock, suc! eas and Overcoita, doe. skin, cloth, casshnere und sat nts, silk, satin, valencia, velvet end cassimere Vests: also Boutsand Shoes, Shirts, 10%, o'clock, at 343 Fulton street, Brooklyn, consisting Rockers, sion Tables, Pianoforte, Bookense, Mattresses and Bed- eckties, de, & of Hofas, Chairs, Bureaus, ‘Was ding, China, ginse and sliver p ated Ware, kitchen Furniture, 5. AUGHON SALE.“RY PEED & COLE, THIS DAY, AT edding. Carpets, Uilelotls, Lounges, Mirrors, ex: also two newing Machines, four Stoves, ec. ¥ DANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTIONEER—SALES reum 64 Cedar sireei, wi Pon, the Post ofice. PEREMPTORY SALE OF FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, ELEGANT JEWELRY, &c. DANIEL A MATHEWS & CO. “will sell al auction this dey Gararday, at 10), o'clock, at their salesroom, a large ortmnent of gold aud silver Watches, by the best m: table for rd gents’ wear, also an assoriment legaut Jewelry. Catalogues and goods now ready for exa- tnihation, Tbe above sale was postponed from the 24th inst, ep account of the storm. ROWNE & NICHOLS, AUCTIONEERS —THIS DAY (Sature! J at 101, o'clock, atour salesroom, 36 suet diet elo sale of second hand Furn!- consisung of Carpets, Beds, Bedding, Bedsteads, Bu- ‘Washetands, &c ; rich Varlor Suita, solid rosewood, pany and black walnut frames, covered 1b salln, Tops, 1 vatin damask. two superb rosewon! seven octave: , Solid rosewood Bookcase and Secretary, centre Sofas, Lounges, oak and black walnut Buffeis, exten- Jes, dining room Chaim, Library, Tables, chamber wniture, &o. Also, & lot of second hand silver plated Ware, (best of Baglin plato ‘on German silver), consisting of entree Dishes, vegetable do,, Casters, Knives, Spoons, Salyers, &c. Also, a few ol! Paintings, fine Logravings, Prints, &2. DWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER. RECEIVERS SALE OF ENGLISH AND SWISS GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, By B. & F. H, SCHENCK, this day, Jah, 26, at 1) gveloott at their sniesroom, No, 141 Broadway, a assort- ment of elegant Knglisd and Bwiss Watches, being port of the stock of one of our inggert importing houses, conalaing ip irtor hunting and open cavea th uy ‘marked Johnson, ‘Cooper and other era; hunting and Feulnt and Detached Levers, Duylet and. Chi the best Swiss all in 18. splendid assortment of Ladies’ W in ¥ 180 a stock of silver bunting and Detached Levers, The who By order of cases. Alsoa 18 styles. cased Patent prempior!! Mo TUDgOS KE B, LUDLOW. AUCTIONEER —IANDSOME HOLS it "4 Des auction —E, H, be div & CO. will sell nt nucueb, en hfcrorg ee ‘a te0h, 11 o clock, at No, M4 West Sixtoonth strect, Yetwoen Firth and Sixth avenues, the enure Furniture contained in said house, consisting In part of oak exienstay Dining Tavle, oak Chairs in leather, carved @k Buffe', carved rosewood sofas, Tete-ntote, Armichairs, ia brooatel and manvé Mir’ rors, rosewood Bedsteads, Wardrobe, dressing and (otlet Tables and Washstands; Carpets, Uikloths, &c, Also, several (Paintings. Particulars in future advertisement. Cata- fours at the oftice of the Auctionvers, No, 3 Vine street, near road wa F COLTON, AUCTIONERR,—GENTEEL HOUSENOLD iat Turniture, Piano, Mirrors, Carpets, Otlclotha, Beda, Oot Furnivare, and Kitchen Furni- COLTON will se. this, day (Saturday), Jan. at Ws at 59 Bi street, the eutire Furaiture rarolly, ed from Fourteenth ‘atroot, and will embj aul inde and descriptions of goeds, parlor, dining room, bed: ecrbie top Purniture, cared rosertood and Gas Furniture, three fortes, one. Machine, ard also a lot of Phi ie mace Furniture: also two Tavles, in good order. Sale peremptory, rain or shine. Eom deta it ones hat re exeeptign of « spe on 008 ‘ersy. Be avinage rate order, Also, & land Riel le omen baving to Pariher tes tor me Fe dt nO a, HAG peed taaheeter a ful collection tinder giass shades BNRY —ABSIGNER' ol ui ee pe in 0. 38 3 Alen f a SALES AT AUCTION. ENRY GREEN, AUOTIONEBR.—IMPORTER’S SALB HP eecepars ciainted tn aayrar hocecke a akeae William street; 110,000 imported Segara of va- ben rious BNRY GREEN, AUCTIONEER—LIQUORS, GRO- ceries, &c., this day, at 10, o'clock, at 1 =. pon 104 Will'am street; 35caske and 40 demijohna assorted Li 10! ries, tire proof Safe, &e. S ¢ J. BOOART, AUCTIONEERS, WILL SELL THIS D>. “day, at 104; o'¢iook, at 416 F enue, Household Furniture, consisting of parlor Chairs, Mirrors, Brussels and tngrain. ( cloths, centre ‘Tables, mahogany Bureaus. enclose stands, extension dining Tables, cottage Bedsteads, Mattress es, Bedding, Crockery and Glassware, Kitchen ‘Furniture, cooking Utensils, &e., &e. G_ 4). BOGART, AUCTIONEERS, WILL SELL THIS Y Sl ody fh X ck, at Ube auction No. 1 North ‘Constable's sale of Stoves, Household Furni consisting o( W parlor, ofice and cooking Stoves, £0. of second hand Furniture, mahogany Tete a-tetes, Hurewae, cottage Suit, extension dining Table, Hed steads, Beds and Bedding, Brussels and ingen Carpets, Ou. cloth, dining room Chairs, Girandoles, Crockery, kitchen Far- niture, ee, At 1! o'clock w large sock of cabluet Fur- G, £,, BOGART, AVOTIONEERS.—THI8 DAY, Av 11 '. o'clock, at thelr salesrooms, corner of Fravkiort aud William stretts, by virtue of a chattel mortgage, a large tity ef new Cabinet Furniture, consisting of indhogany + 4d Lounges, in haircloth and'reps ; mahogany Rockers and Easy Chairs in do., marble top Sofa Tables, mahogany and biack walnut marble top enclosed Wash Stands, mahogan. aed rosewood marble top Dressing Bureaas, Btexeres,. Boo Stands, Corner Stands, mahogany Chairs, ‘mahogany Card Tables, rosewood aud thakogany marble cop Centra Tables, Cane Seat Chairs, Leaf Tables, Cottage Bedsteads, Cots, M treskes, &¢ , &c. G, £iqBOGART, AUCTIONEERS MONDAY, JANU je wry 28, at 10! o'clock, at 19 West Twenty-eighth street, genteel household Furniture, Gas Fixtures, &c , consisting of rosewood parlor furniture, velvet, Brussels and'three ply pets, lace Curtains, marble tep centre Tables, rock) sy Chair’, Sot anges, ins Chasn‘eliers, rosews gany and cot wade, hair Mattvésses, Beds and Bedding, dressing Bureaus, Washstands, mahogany Book case, dining rocm Furniture, oak extension dining Tadie, masble top Sideboard, dining room Chairs, kitchen Furniture, Crockery, cooking utensile, &e, QHERIFF'S SALE—ADJOURNMENT.—THi © diy goods at 289 Grand street, is adjourned to Ys J 28, atthe same hour. JON KELLY, Shoritt, S SALE— GROCERIES AND LiQuorRS. D CHAMBERS & FAIRCAILD, anctionvers, will sell, on Seturday, January 26, at 1034 o'clock, at the salesroom, 113 Nassau street, alot of Groceries, consisting of Teas, Tobice Segare, Pipes, Sait, Butter, Honey, &e., &2; also, Imperial ‘OHampagne, in cases; tne’ Bourbon Wiliskey. Brandy, ae. one set Harness, JOHN KELLY, Sherif, M. WITTERS ILL SELL THIS day, at 2 o'elcek, at 454 he Stock and Fix tures ot aporter bouse—Bar and Bar Fixtures, Wines, Liquors and Segarg, seventeen bottles Mtedsieck. round and square ‘Tables; also one cask Brandy, Gin, Whiskey, Counters, &°, FOR SALE. A SMALL LIQUOR’ SIORE FOR SALE—RENT, $10 AV per moth; Bar and all the Fixtures; four rooms deep, and Furniture ali complete; well suited for a man and bid Wile, Will be oid cheap.’ Posseesion given immediately, Apply at 2h avevwe B hetween Fhuwenth and Fourteenth suveta, Ou YARD FOR SALE CHEAP—LARGE YARD, good sheds, everything complete for the business, and doinga good cash wade: favorable lease, very low rent;’ sold in consequence cy SAAC A, BIGGS, 7 INING SALOW AND BAR FOR fall L LO. cated and doing @ good trade; weil fittgl up; will take part in rade and sell cheap. ISAAC A, BIGGS, 73 3 OR SALE—AN OYSTER AND BOW! now doing a good business, Ay PO? SALES THB LPAGE, STOCK AND FIXTUR a first class Eating and Drinking Saloon, doing ’@ low figure, Keasons tors: wietor. For further parti prondway, for three days, cash trade, for sal ness of the yr? OXON, OR SALE—THE LEASE, STOCK AND PAXTURES 0! anexcelient and well fitted up Liquor Store, on a proii- nent corner on the east side of the city, dofng & good bus ss. A good lease and low rent. ri 429 Brendway, JOR SALE—THE LE or Jars inqui STOCK AND FIXTOR 4 good cash trade hth avenue, t Fwenty first sireet, from 8 to 10 JOR SALE—A HOTEL, LONG LEASE, AND ELEGANT. ly fitted up with superior private supper rooms, dining, club, Committee and lodging rooms, s iuated on one of our most popular thorought ares, ard cabnot be surpassed for bu siness advantages. Apply to W. H. CHESTER, Eaq., w rope manufacturer, corner Hester and Centre atiects, JOK SALE—A LUNCH ROOM, FIXTURES, &¢. complete, in a first clars down town saloon, Inquire at the bar of Harry Jenness, » Dining, and Drinking Saloon, with priv attached: rent low, Apply at 106 West Hous ‘Thom pron street, OR SALE—A NEATLY FITTED, UP BUTCHER'S Shop, in a good neighborhood, with low rent, and Koom. for family to live in. Inquire at 36 West Sixteesith street, JOR SALE—A HOTEL, WITH RESTAURANT tached, situated on one of the greatest thorough, the city, and possessing advantages whi rp man, cannot be surpassed, with lease of seven years. at 67 Cortlandt street, S.—FOR SALE, 12 HAND LOOMS AND 24 SUNT tape, lamp wick, &e. mapper rooms n, corner of 00M 4 Ues each adapted to’ Weaving ski Will be sold very low, togetiier or separately. Apply on Son day ond Tuesday of next werk, from 10to 12 Av’ Ms to JAN DRAPER, 1s6 West Forty-fourth street, corner Eighth ave tue, third Gor. HILADELPHIA HOUSE FOR SALE OR TRADE. Cost $7,000; will be disposed of for trade or sold. ‘The hc tel is located at 123 and 136 Fourth street, Brooklyn. I to call on EL. TUCKER, on the premises for iuformatic VARTZ ROCK MILL AND PORTION OF PATENT tor sale.—Tbe very best for Epducing rock and al! hard sU¥stances to perfect dust, with hardened shifting grinding su feces easily changed. SOUTHWICK & WOOD, oz Nassau st. ARE CHANCE.—THE OLD ESTABLISHED BUTTER. Cheese, Tea and Coffee Store, for sale, situated on the best block for business in Jereey City; will be sold en Apply at 402 Newark avenue, Jers@y’ City, or at a2 Pearl sireei, ¥. Y. 1) PRINTERS.—FOR SALE, A JOB PRINTING OF fice, consisting of steam Engine, Boiler, cylinder and band Presses, steam Inkers, Types, ke.” Can be seeu on the pre mises, 72 Maiden lane, 'N. ¥ (0 HOTEL KEEPERS.—¥OR SALE OR LEASE, TUE new building, situate on Broadway, near Bighth av hue, fronting the entrance to Central Park; house conta large number of rooms, finished throughout: gas, hot and cold water, sub-cellar, &. Apply to W. Il. LUSH. $2.500. guccese! ul operadon. full pame. —FOR SALE, A WELL ESTABLISHED wholesale cash Business, now in active and ‘Address T. C., Heraid oilice, giving = SPECIAL NOTICES, REE LIBBARY.—THE APPRENTICES’ LIBRARY, At ‘Mechanies’ Hail, 472 Broadway, is open during most of the day and in the evening. The ing’ Rooms are conze- niently furnished and w: with Newspapers, Pe riodicnia, Piet ‘ae. The are For Apprentices of and others employed ne such, ¥or Journeymen Mechanies, Young Men in Lawyers’ or Doc ‘are Otices, Furliath Academies, Ceileges&e., ‘ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. ‘ASONIC NOTICE.—THME MEMBERS OF YORK ‘Lodge, No. 197, A. M., and the members of Zet Inud Chapier R. A. M. are reguesied to meet at the rooms York Lo 4% Broome street, on Sunday, 27th inst, at iz © cloek M., to atiend the funeral of our late brother Wiliam FJ. Dam ie By order of 8. 8. DAY, Jr, W. M. On. OF THE METROPOLITAN GAS LIGHT COM. fi York, Jan, 22, 1861.—At the annual elecdon a for reef thin Aony orm {0 heid on the 14th inst., the fol: lowing itlemen were elected — Crh send, Joseph Noble, eee D. Lae pn el ermann Kar rie, mts Melvin §. a Jnmes Hoy, Kaward t obeil, W. J. 8) ae eeet mersing of the Board, Gril, BAND, was sFrabeeqient meeting o "BAD pnanimousiy Re-elected President, JAMES HOY Vice Presi y $s ©, 4OLLIKOFFER Secretary and Treasurer.and W. TUS Assistant y O. ZOLLIKOFFER, Secretary. i rea —FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE- wi Mayor's Orrice, New Yorn, Jan. 19, 1861. Whereas, Hugh Duthe, a resident of this city, @ coachman by cownpat out 32 Fears of age, six feet ih hoighth, light complexion, it hair and whiskers, and dressed in full #uit of fick when seen, di under ug) ors on the evening of 8 there ts grounds either been feloniously abducted from the city or mur oo, sherefors, 1, Fernando Wood, Mayor of the ity ct New York, by virtue of the authority In me vested, do here! offer a reward of five hundred ‘dollars for the apprebension iclous cireum- ‘and conviction of the or persons who have abducted or murdered the said th Duffie, to be paid to the claimants ‘on the certificate of the District Att or of the Judge be- tore w! such wo be that the cconvie Lon wae on information given by said Plaimanta, The claim for the reward is 10 be within twenty days oft conviction, or the same wi!l be disregarded. ahrige War Velenieeeer ease” 3 aU OO USERWANDO WOOD, Mayor. ELHAMVILLE TAXES.—NOTI B. THE COLLECTOR for Pelhamville and P: TD taxes will sit at the eet utedy Mahala nt! Se at = ABS. "HOLFE, Collector. IVBD BY THR i te! INUAL Mi ING OF THE seocmuos pass R OF TAXEA FOR BOARDING AND LODGING. suIT, © lL FUR CONSIATING OF THREE WELL FUR eet, second si peas, S08 on third - with vi jut wt & me te cba oO near Pierrepont, Brooklyn, References exchanges. (A. GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OX A PARTY OF lel , (on aceomme Ca with a front Room, with bedroom attached, with Board ; eo {wo respects ladies can be accommodated. Apply at 48 Broome st. AT NOt? BAST BROADWAY A PLEASANT FRONT Parior, tirst floor, to let, with Board, to a gentleman and Wife; also single gentlemen can be accommodated, bouse contains bath, gas, & AT St WEST TWENTY EIGHTH STREET.—DESIRA bie Rooms, with first class Board and home comfort can be obtained by applying as above, between Bighth an Nituh avenues. . God locaflon, near cars aud slages. AL S0it, OF HANDSOMELY FURNISHED APART. ments will be vented to gentlemen by & private farully. Who occupy @ very pleasant house. Apply ab 42 Universiiy place, corner of Wert E! A. YOUNG MARRIED with a private family wh: happio: and enjoyment will be ensured; one ortwo roomsin @ pl aut locality, New York or Brocklyn, Address, with particu. 1s, W. A. W,, box 1,806 Post otfice SECOND FLOOR, FOUR ROOMS, ished, with good Board, in a West Thirty-seventh strebt, A jestrous of earning Freneh and mz NICELY FURNI ments, Will be lei ie or two young men; very at zi Seventh avenue, nea: ‘one other large Ree y portunity for thos FEW PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS TO LEP LN A the Si, John's Park Hotel, corner 6f Hudson and Latyiat Streets, A pleasant location And very conventent to those doing busivess down town, Meals on tie ao plan at all Lours, FINE FRONT ROOM ON THR SECOND STORY and two fonrth story Rooms to let, wiih Board, in an Elegant location near broadway and Astor place, Inqire at 118 Second avenue. WIDOW, AT 12 WAITS STRERT, WOULD LET the sevoud Floor toa family or four quiet gentlemen; terms very low; wonld not ob jart to taking two little girls for ciupauy for tier daughter. “They coub! learn to play the yiano with ber. A’ 28 EAST TWENTY.EIGHTH STREET—A PLEA. oe furnished Room will be let to lodgers at the low price of $1 75 par Week, Breakfast served in the room if de- shed. as all the modern improvements, AN AND Ilis WIFE OR TWO SINGLE gentlemen can obtain a very destranle Room, with Board, on second tloor, two large pauitries, bath and Water closets connecting, Inquire at 124 Waverley place, near Sixth aveutte, Dinner at 6 o’elock. OARD AND SUPERIOR ROOMS, AT NO, 882 BROAD way, between Tweith and Thirteenth sireets; one of the dest loeations in the city. ouse let, together or separately, to and thelr wives; house first clae 2% Abingdon square (Eighth avenue) Bear LWiTH, | FURNISHED oR NISHED Rooms, tor a gentleman and wife; also single Rooms for Single gentlemen, from $4 to $5, An a lirst class Louse and in ascelal American family, Broadway stages pass the door, Apply at 77 st. Mack's place (Eighth street). OARD.—A WELL FURNISHED FRONT ROOM TO let to a gencleman and lady; Board for lady only; also a Smal! Room to let, in a smail family, wt 220 Sullivan street, near Amity. BOARDING AND ING. yO LBT—AT NO, 10 ELEVENTH “STREET, POUR doors west of Broadway, one Room, | sed with ail tbe moders tasprovemenion oud oor, Fre ANTED—BOARD, BY THREE YOU respectable private family, ee tern Waverley pluce and Twent cessed, Address J, W. : a west of Broadway first street, Single eons 8, with particulars, box 402 Post NTED—BOARD FOR A YOUNG LADY, WHERE she can have the comforise’. home and the use of @ piano, undoubted references will be given and required, ees, sang price, 8. O. G., box 179 Herald office, (ASHLAND PLACK)—TO LET, large sieed separate Rooms, with all modera im: nis, ina fret class private house, with or without Very convenient to ears and stages. BT.—FURNISHED ROOMS TO n only, Rooms at $3 to $1 75 per week, itable for an dee * ee A] TENTH STREED. Betws v —Two oF three very y Hooms, with Board fie house hen ail'the modern improvements, Dinner at 6 o'clock. WEST TWENTY-FOUR’ PIPTH AND SIXTH URNISH 4 SIXTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH Sixth avenues.—To let, a handsomely furnished front and ack Room, also a single Room, with or without Board, ina t class house and with a Freneh family; location and neigh hood unexceptionable, Conveuient to cars and rages. vences exchanged. Terms very reasonable 79 SPRING STREET, THREE DOORS FROM BROAD- ‘Vo let, several handsomely furnished Rooms, to The location is neuy all the first hotels and Keading room free, laquire of AN- STREET, ABOVE SPRING. se —Blegomtly 10) suits of Rooms; gas, Cro- every convenience tor housekeeping esonomically ; Hy susabie for small vespectable families OF singié nen, Ki nv tenatite PRINCE STRBET, NEAR BROADWAY,—ELE- gantly Suonished Parlors and stugle Rooms, for gen: hing neat and clean; all the mo¢ern improve- ‘Apply ay above. 110 BLBECKES STREET, D Preadway —Permanent and transic Commedated. “Kooms without Board trom $1 60 10 $8 per week; with Beard, from $4 to § 12 per week. 137 SIGHT STREET. THREE DOORS BAST OF Of Hrewdway.—Elegantly furnished Apartments for gen- Uemen and their families, or single gentlemen, with or withe Out Board. Dinner at six, References required. 156 TENCE STREBO St. ChATR Hous JO ganyy 6 with Bedrooms attached, With ali the Conveniences for housekeeping complete, incind- ing Croton waie to let, to respectable families, or single g: atlemen, rT) tlemen;: ev mebts; terms low 18? WEST ELEVENTH STREET—A FRONT ROOM e) and « single Room, front, second floor, newly furpixh- I, to let; con ifs modern improvements, "Dinner et six, rence required, 210 ELM STREET, NEAR SPRING—MARION HOUS) 4. nicely furnished Apartment) arr nged for economt cal peal with all the conveniences, including cool ing utensils, best bedding, gas, water, &c. Rents low to re- spectable tenants. HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., TO LET. KT A WELL FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET © aemall fa without the other part oc- of the pr Apply at ¥2l York ya few minutes’ watk {rou the ferry. OARD AT 58 HENRY £iREET, N. ¥.—FIVE OR SIX kentlemen, a gentleman and ite anda young lady may fnd nicely furnished Rooms, with good table and home com forte, on Moderate terms. Ret es Tequil BOARD, 201 FOURTH AVENUE.—TO LET, MAND. somely furnished Rooms, singie of in sui's, t6 farailles, it with partial Soard, With private table, or to single ge The location fs very central.” Ke OARD WANTED—BY faunal) stating terms, L. A YC inor in the vicinity e B., box 142 He OARD WANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, BY A middle aged single gentleman, in ipfirm heallb, two Kooms, in second story, with Board, in a house with modern impre nis, for which $10 per week will be paid. Asldress E. M,, Herald oftce, Boarding house keapers need not apply OARD WANTED—FOR A SINGLE GENTL yr wl private family, who keep a goc ve Land 3 ¥. M., may bear of a and rea Fle boarder by addressing, with full parneulars, L. Herald office, ARD WANTED —TWO GENEL! meet with a private farntiy siding weet, Fourth and Sixth av drooms, with Parior attached, msi SH TO and ‘Twentieth ag to wfortably fur- id apartinents, week, Please from Europe, in a private fam the Harp and pianoforte would be wishing for ap aecomplis adesizwbie opyortuui 10 LEY, FO SIN ple, with Board Nie W, —10 LET, TOGE d, two very handsome ft ston house in Pleventh stre dwt 462 ‘erms, incl oR and single beds where all the comfor's. verteenth street, near Sixth ay BeAaED JN BROOKLYS. find pleasant, comfortable Reon & modern house within a tew u reet ferry 248 Heury Boar jx BR OK LY N—WITH ferry; a pent! accommodated with a large ahd pleasant t second floor, nicely furriehed: al eee Apply at 130 Henry street, Jent gud Clark, waik of Wall un, on the # hall Bedroom, fer a sia OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A a front Room and sedroom with Board, toa gentleman anc wate or wv Inquire at 174 Duilield street, between W Fulton avenne, tend Boor to let, ie gentlemen y street and OAKD IN )IKLY street or Fough erry $5 per week; tons Tie tipner até o clock box 167 Hern! OARD LY BROOKLYN —A HANDS ON Yor, with a Inv ; with closets, to le private family) gas and ba: A few mivutes of South bhd Wall street ferries. AD, Slate street. OARD IN WILLIAMSBL ALL ollee, ‘ka from the ferric I ETWEEN BROADWAY AND USTs Et 24 West Eleventh street—Webi turn) 7, fire and gas Iueladed, boarders, Ereakfast to be 4m work; use ad in the room if (akan ree ED ROOMS, Ai THE PRANKYOHE House, corner of Frankfort abd Willian sre Kooms from $1 to $3 per week, Lodgings from 25 cente per night. Open all night, Good restanrant 2 OAxthy, FURNIBAED PARLOR axD BED {on first floor, en suite, for families or single gentie wih or without private Board, in the modern house L Cemmeni s pinee street), commer of Cilaton ft wedougal wed Lear nue, Lerme moderate, JOCEATSHED ROOMS To, LET-—A NEATLY FUR. Pished Room (o let wt $1. per Week, also w Kwom at $l Apply aca Greene street. benny 1 ROOMS ON SECOND FLCOR TO RENT, with Board, at 187 Twelfth street, between University piace and Fifth avenue, su man and his wife, Hou mente, PPORUSHED ROOMS IF PARTIES WISHING ROOMS will call at No, Ol Dost Pwenty-elgbih street, they will find bundsome furnished Kvotns, on reasonat ie terins e rences cxchunged. le for g utlemen or w gentle contains the modern lu rove- FPURNISHED ROOM AND BEDROOM AND SINGLE Room to jet, with or without Foard, to gentlemen only, in a Grak case hotse rey ete with moder couvenicicet, gus, _ Apply to 176 Bast fourteenth sireet. URNISHED ROOMS—FOR SMALL FAMILIES AND Je gentlemen, from Bi \o $2 60 per week, A i.\5 b strer ear Broome Persons airing Ww je would do well to cai and see these Room XE OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM dated with well furnished ‘and partial outa fe Charon street, between Mactougal aud Varick streets, in « private family.” Addreas M. W., box 2,064 Post office, Refe- rences exchanged. ERMANENT BOARD WANTED—FOR A GENT tnd'wife, loration between Bleecker and: Pouricemh streets, within two blocks of Broadway; dinne? at 6 P. terma $11 per week: also Board for a single gentleman at $A. qitgrerences exchanged. Address C. A.°Ik, box 108 Rogneze LET—FURNISHED, SINGLE, OR IN SUITS, in the brown stone house 3} }, by the week-or the month. House first class; furniture pew. Reference de- sired. Inquire on the third floor, of J. WABERTON. OOMS TO LET—WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, AT R' Sian street, near Fifth avenue. BOARD, SINGLE OR IN , house with all the modero 48 Sixt street, between First. and Se. ulars call st'the house,” Terms moderate ial JUNG MEN ©, TE YABINET, CARRIA' , PIANOFORTE MANUFAG- / turers and others, —Two valuable Cerner Lots to lease for aterm cf years, one block fi Broadway, in a most im- proved locality. Houses between Bond and Forty secon streets wanted, LOCK & PITTMAN, 26 Bond street. AND STEADY POWER—CORNER OF IGHT ROOMS Aa North Firs from the ferr for sal M sion House, 42 Kast Fourveonth street, opp and near Broady y These rooms are e E LAWK NCE CO, 62 Bast Fourteenth st. Hauglwout & Co. cecupy the first too TPO ,EBTCIN RYE, WESTCHESTER COUNTY, NEAR the railroad depot, a House aud Store, auitable for a ahoe- maker, for which b {has in past yars been oceupied, To an industrious is wfine opening. Kent moderate, Also, a email C jarden, near the above, Apply 10 wh. ITHER, 74 Duane TY pantry and w ‘snd Third streets, Williamsburg, two blocks A lot 0! to good tenants cheap. Soapstone ANSION HOUSE OF BE, LEY.—Two large Rooms on the second floor of the Peniman Man ito Union Park it. Apply to P, 5 OF FOURTH FLOOR, 207 ntains three Rooms, large | family; rent $5 60, Also the front part of firs “) Apply at 248 Spring st, TPOLETATNE STORE NO. 1 SIXTH STREET: NEAR the junction et Third and Fourth avenues and Market, ary not very low down, Inquire at TRE: ye —S7 near Lexie urd two ti $i) per month, Verlor, kite rdrebes.” Tt ‘R SALE, WITH IMMEDIATE POS. Po eT AND y jon—The iarge Cottage, simated nor orper ol Twenty avenue, wiih tountaun, a, de, Po fay Py © SAMUEL COHEN, W Droadway place 25 NASSAU STREET 85.4 sible party ver OF FIODS cheapiy. Th AND FOL Los’ IWATE NO. 22 FOR ONE HUNDRED Stock, in the nace of suithonad a sanst loa will be made f9 the Cu\s EMORY & co No. 15 Soni Third sireet, PMladelphia. PYOSND TO DEEN! friend, © Man iserly Notes of a Voya hook fh, Will confer ver lias tL leaving it get's P commer Broadway ond Franklin sweet L”: D INST 4 street and First avenue, a ¢ one ese, round shoes ont A suitable reward *satable, 04 Lux usele: Parker & ( fore to Wr man and Fr rewarded, Li vtnptcn, er us au Hotel, w WATCH, WITH f with, by 1 VSENTALION IN » 11 eS M_ MADISON STRE c, a baystiorse, teen har de Lig set of grocery ness. Any pe returning bim or gi ing information where Hevean be found, will be liberally rewarded by C. Washburn, 19 Madison street. Di oa, warranted, $L Ladies’ Gold Open Face Wat t w N EMITY, 15 Maiden lane. EVER XE SGLID, GOLD AND CORAL $1 RAC oO 3» Watches, Jewelry, CI 4 J ui one, MY and repaired by ‘experierioe wc men y article rey aired at this establishment warranted to give injaction ard at moderate prives H, MORRISON, Watchmaker, 20 Hudaon street, R. COBBETT HAS REMOVED FROM 19 DUANE ‘street to 20 Centre street, between’Chambers and I honorable conf- #2 diploma in ty (Medical wh dence on certain diseases. his office, as a member of the College) Dr atte td Bagnaw, 194 BLEBCKER SFREBT, FOUR ‘doors rom Macdougal street, N.Y, author of that pular medical work “Human Frailty,” may be consultedas Wenal from 11 0112, and from 4106, ‘Sundays till 2 I RK WATSON INVITES THOSE WHO ARE AFL +d with a certain form of disease to call at his residence, 4 Broome street, seeond block west of Broadw where he Ruurnitoes 4 perfvet cure Wi ‘Mindranoe to business change in any respec Dr. Wi Care, on Gebibis; digense, Ae., wish numerous highly fuish- ed plates, mag be bad of BK. LENS, 46 iway: } ‘The best work for the non-professional reader.—; hoview, N HUNTER MAS FOR THIRTY YEARS €ONFINED hie attention to diseases of » certain class, in which he has treated no jess than fifty thousand cases without an in~ wee of tallure, His great remedy, Dr. Hunter's Red Drop, scerinin diseases when reguia! treatinent and all ober Le moedies fail: cures without dleung or te ‘in the ba- Vie of the patient, cares without the disgusting and sickening eft cts Of wi, viber remedies; cures in new cases in leas than fix ours, [t ropt# Out the poisonous tant the blood i# sure to ebsorh Unless this remedy i used. tw vial, hot be obtained genulbe anywhere but at the eld office, No, Division street. ‘ook for nowhing, (hat treats of the evil f+ fects ot early abure, I ed Rw "S UNFORTUNATE 8 FRIEND AND OTHER: D) ventdies, tor certain dieeases, are an Tmintne cure. Trice $1 Female compiainis algo receive attention and are treated with inverinble success, Olliee 453 Broadway; open rs I R. WARD, AN OLD, EXPERTENCED ive physician to comalt in ger‘ain Case, airs. “Sie No. i roadway, De iorrest gif. DUANE STHRET. MAY BE CoN. tulted all ofa in nature, Ts eight ra’ rxciusively devoted (0 these complaints, enable. him Sovraut a cure in all casea. ‘The vietime of cond dence in medieal idera can call, with a certainty of be ng radically cured oF NO pry. PUSCPRAN HOSPITAL PRACTIOR, AT ¢ Salata wothat patients do distance meet. Those at 0 dist and waa We Verde Sn Mica Erihohapenas Ginnie Sha fo’ Poursaay evenings. ten te four, Pee RES Rt ania, for the core seat Lelataen es 162 OHA’ ‘or by letier CAN to box 2,390