The New York Herald Newspaper, December 26, 1861, Page 6

pent barrennt curious vision. —$—$— GENERAL BLENKER’S BAViSION. UB HUNTERS CHAPEL (VA.) CORRES- PONDENCE, jeanrers FourtH New York Cavarry, Pay Cuarut, Va., Dec. 21, 1861. } of Virginia in the Vicinity of Our Camps—The New York Cavalry—Colonel Dickels’ Regiment—Narrow Becape of His Wife During a Skirmish at the Outposts— The Accommodations for the Soldiers—A Private Buried tna Cornjfiell—Rumors of a Battle—A Ourious Pair of Spurs—The Weather, de. ‘When I last wrote to you it was from a point nearly two thousand miles distant from New York city, Sinco ‘thon I have roved considerably, and am now employed in making 4 private reconnoissance over the ‘sacred soil,” the greater portion of which affords, at present, the ap- pearance of having boon overrun by cohorts of locusts and woodchoppers. Fields present the aspect of perma- ; houses are, unless within the limits of scamp, entirely Aeserted, and whero heavy woods were ‘once to be beheld, only avast sweep of land, plentifully besprinkled by ghastly looking stumps of trees, greots the twithstauding these mournful evidences of the devastations of war, the part of the State fm which Iam now writing furnishes the eye with many rugged beauties of nature, and almost countless absorb- fog pictures of active military life, As far as one can Yook from the highest eiminences are seen the various camps, the streets and lines of tents boing dotted here ‘and there in picturesque confusion, and giving the beholder @ vivid idea of so many towns built of pyramiis of snow. ‘Wherever you go the roll of the drum, bugle calls, the @loquent music of full brass bands, the voices of drill officers giving the word of command, the noise of cannon, carbine and musket practice—these are almost entirely predominant ‘The camp from whenes I date this letter is occu- pied by the Fourth New York cavalry (New York Mounted Riles), under the command of Col. C. F. Dickel, and part of General Blonker’s division, But little has ‘been said in the public journals,I am told, concerning this regiment, and yet it is one of tho most effective of any yet sent out. It is quartered upon a piece of table Jand about five miles from the city of Washington, and fs really in a most eligible and enviable posi. tion, The camp is the most cleanly and comfort ablo in the vicinity, although itis surrounded by many others, a fine view of which it alurds from every quarter Of its limits. The men are about half composed of Ger. mana, the majority of whom have seen service in differ ent European cavalry corps, and understand all that be. Jongs to the equine arm of the military service. ‘There &re, nevertheless, two or three full companies or troops of Americans and English, and all of those, thinks to Stant and competent drill, have already become as clever ‘and useful soldiers as could be expected, | dwell th ticularly upon these truths, because, hitherto, very River any real attention bas been given in America to cavalry tactics, very sparse encouragement for the for- mation of mounted Vattalions, and even light wagons and ‘other whecled vehicles have generally been pre.erred to the saddie for purposes of pleasure riding. Yet, without ‘well drilled and organized cavalry—such as the Mounted Rifles and one or two other recent regimental formations of a similar character which are rapiliy coming into the Seld—so-called battles aro but skirmishes on a large scale. Many a hard fought battle has been won by a single charge of a few thoroughly disciplined horsemen. Gen. McClellan, aware of this, ‘has drawn very largely upon Colonel Dickel’s regiment for picket guards, and places ‘the men upon every outpost duty that may happen to extra hazardous and responsible. Th We 8 far nobly Sustained the honorable position thus assigned to thein. Anotable circumstanco recently occurred to Mr. aud Mrs. Dickel; and, a8 both are well known in New York, it not be amiss to state the principal points thereof. Mra. Dickel paid her husband a visit in camp on Monday fast, and Tuesday, being a beautiful day, the Colonel concluded to give his judy @ trip to Anaudale church, where a detachment of his men had formed an advance — on the lines, the infantry lying behind. When ero ho proceeded to explain the diiferent peri. tions of the forces to her, and while doing so observed that some of his troopers commenced to move in circle to tho left. Skirmishers are instructed to make this movement whenever they see anything they do not understand or that seems dang:r- ous. It appears that they sawa body of the enemy a short distance off, and, aiter making the above move- ment’splendidly , advanced, exchanged about twenty shots with the seceshers, and then retired to report to their ‘Pespective officers, TheColonel and his lady stood near Anandale church during the firing, the enemy sending about a.dozen twelve pound rifle cannon shot without of- fect. Mrs. Dickel stood it very well until the fourth shot ‘was fired. This passed about ten feet directly over her bead, and, striking a tree about afoot in diamcter, dash- @d it into fragments. Tho shot isan ugly looking ecstom- er, and would leave but & small retuuant of any object against which it might be projected. I do not wonder ‘that Mrs. Dickel suddenly found it convenient to assure the Colonel that she had seen quite enough of fighting, and toask him the question, ‘Hadu’t we better go homer? A far sample of the recreations hereabouts, By the way, J think the government could make a great improvement in the sleeping accommodations of its sol- diers. It is no Joke for five men to lie down upon the ground im a tent desigued for only two. Five in one of these canvass tents, with their knapsucks, accoutrements, Kitchen utensils, &c., leave very jittle spare room, J as’ sure you, and how the poor fellows manage to dret wash, shave, &c., without walking over each oth mystery I cannot account for. The officers fare a trifle Detter in this respect; but it is nothing to makea fuss about. Ithink many of them feel the loss of their former luxurious hotel accommodations very sensibly; but ‘the gory bed of glory’ musi always be preceded by the bed of hay and ‘the single army bianket, Al- though the men, not only in this camp but in others bereabouts, are choerful and generaily healiby,1 think thelr spirits and physical condition would exhibit a ma- Werial improvement if our Washington folk would con- descend to care for them with more kindiiuett, Anothor point claims a passiog remark. ently left for weeks without arms. Kor instance, the ‘djutant of the Mounted Rifles tells me that they hid 19 do the severest kind of ontpest duty, exposed to the sane, (MMinent peril, at best with only ton sabres and uo carbines, They are g2 Well supplied, only tho new comers being deticient. During the weck we have buried one private. His BAme was F. Dains,a Philadelphian by birth, but re- eruited in Néw York, where he has friends. The grave ‘was dug by his comrades at the extremity of what had ‘once been a corn! upon General Leo's property, and there, with appropriate solemnities, the body was te- porited; but to remain how long who can tell?” There is Something awful in a military funeral out in comp. Nine months ago. the tillers of Uhat cornfield did not dream that it would be converted intoa graveyard, with the mourners for the dead in full uniform and abmed with deacly weapons, aud not a civilian to witness the core monic: There are rumors this morning that wo are to have another severe skirmish near Bailey's Cross Roads w-day or to-morrow. The artillery has gone out there, aud there is considerable bustle ‘among the “boys” who have Rot yet had an opportunity of smelling powder. Several of the off » brushing themselves up to take part ia the anticipated row. One has taken the rowels from his spurs and substituted silver haif dollars, for what roason Tcannot inform you. Ihave no doubt Nis horee will preciate this act of kindness and muniiicence, We are waiting for the Long Rridge at Washington to be completed, and then expecl to get the remainder of our allotment of As 800n 45 those cone Wo shail be sont to the extreme outposts, and will haye govurer duty than ever, Dut at this we do not grumble, It is bitter cold here this morning, and 1 write with both my brain and my tingors benumbed by the cdld, f Myre — The Rocket Battalion. Major Lyon's Rocket battalic hich was organized in Albany, N. Y., has arrived in Washington, ‘The battalion 4s composed of two companies, of eighty Ove Of the companies avas enlisied in Niagara country, aad the other in Wy apn! 1 the companies ar6 Shin and Lee. Each battery compHige$ Tut Focket guns and four cais- SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES, SITUATION WANTED—BY A_ RESPECTABLE colored womal chambermald, or to do gene. i ndusewore ia sruail family,” Call for two days a1 243 A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN'WISHES A SITU, aami ‘ation as cook, or to do general housework in # small 11y; 18.8 good cook and first rate washer and Ironer, with Pate references, Apply on Thursday and Friday at 251 c 8 COOK AND TO WASH AND IRON, OR TO DO ri, by ‘competent girl, with good city iefereners: “Gall at St Marion fidor, front room, for two days. TED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG nares wanna Anarene eras Teference. Apply at 262 William street, near Pearl. P ,' ENCH DRESSMAKER WISHES TO Acro Side mess emnee ily it ren's: aowin “y hn be seen at 154 Spring street, bétween Laurens and Woosier areet, third story. OD COOK AND BAKER, PASTRY IN ALL ITS A BRS oe is her buale pee inal vesvee Migs ct pone abtng, Soe cl i a smal amily, 3 Been for two days at 13) Kast in si, wear 24 aver, top or OTES' GIRL WISHES A SITUATION IN A io do sewing, or to do general housework, Apply this’ day and Friday at 365 61 ave., second tloor. YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS GOOD plain cook and exce! dd jroner; would do housework ina small priva obliging; no objection to go to U ntee years’ city reverence, Cull for two days 4 * OUSEKEEPER -WANTED, A SITUATION IN A Ho Garenman’s finly orto walt on am invalid, by am ace live middle aged woman, with best of reference, Address A. B., Post office, Union 34) th DRY GOODs. T MACY’ 4 EMBROIDERED LACE CURTAINS, EMBROIDER- ice EUR eke wnat NOTTINGHAM LACH DRAVERIES, by the yard, From the CASI AUCTIONS OF LAST WEEK, AT VERY R. H. MACY, 204 and 206 Sixth avenue, two doors below Fourteenth street. ‘TTRACTIVE 8ALE IN COMTENUATION, Dav, aru ERDSE AABN aR THIS DaY (THURSDAY), DECEM B26, else AT HIS SALEBROOM, KO. 79 NASSAU STREET, Between Fulton ad John har sata lavonicasincs of ler of importers, ARTISTIC BRONEE STATUETTES AND GROUPS, ILOAKS FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, We have reduced the prices of our 4 Get biel Piyrec| D, beach at eter an fer them at prices for was present si E. 8. MILLS £ CO, 413 Broadway, near Canal street, ALIES’ ENGLISH bayer tbat JACKETS, Ls 4” LARGE WHOLESALE ‘sTocK OF LADIES’ CLOTH, BEAVER "AND SEAL SKIN OCLOAKS, WILL BE OFFERED AT RETAIL, MUCH LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES DURING THE HOLIDAYS, ar LUSH AND SEAL SKIN CLOAKS, We oiler at reuced very desirable BLACK, BROWN AND GRAY Beal Skin, Lion Skin und Plush Cloaks, E, 8. MILLS & CO. 413 Broadway, near Canal sire JSEKEEPER'S POSITION DESIRED—BY A MID- or to attend ina bakery; un x ity refereace given, Apply for three days, ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman, to do housework in a sinall private family; ts a good plain cook, excelient washer and frouer, and capatile of taking © laundresw ; Is willing and obliging; no objee to go ashort distance in the country; ,ood refere nd required, Gail or addvess till eng ween 2d and 3d aves, id aL 13 6th st, —BY A THOROUGH SEAMSTRESS, WHO tands making boys? and givis’ clothes, also ladies? wishes to go out by the day or week, AN permanent s preferred, Please call at 192 Seventh ave,, third door from Twenty-third st, TANTED—BY AN AMERICAN GIRL OF 16 YEARS W aire eiuatign to take careot children and mane her self generally useful. Best of elty references, Cull at 203 East 2th st., wntil engaged. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A GIRL, TO DO LIGHT chamberwork and plata sewing; ean do all kinds of embroidery, Can be seen Lor two daysat 14 Washington st., corner of High st., Brovklyn, where she has lived for the last six years, JANTED—BY A FRENCH WOMAN, A SITUATION as cook; understands her business th ail its branches, both pastr would auit a hotel or large boarding house, pn to the conntry; the best of city refe+ rence t piace. Call for three days at 65 Mott at., ‘opposite the school, back room No, 12, third liver. ICH, ELEGANT AND US! FUL, HOLIDAY PF ENTS, THE LARGEST STOCK, ‘The most Veautiful styles and patierng, ‘ot GOLD AND SILVER PENCIL AND PEN CASES Tu the market, is t) be found at A. MORTON'S, 25 MALDEN LANE. PRICES FROM 75 CENTS TO $25, ‘These cun be pat up and sent safely by mail fo the patriots in the army and navy, to friends In any part of the country, aud even some paris of South Carolina. Gorowon 4& HART, 319 BROADWAY, A teoffering to wuolesale aud Fevail bn: for cash ond short Uine at extremely low prices their stock of c IN GOODS. FURNITURE COVERINGS, UPHOLSTERY MATERIALS of every deseription, GOLD AND PAINTED WINDOW SHADE AND FRENCH AND AMERIC, DECORATIVE AND PLAIN, Their stock of the avove goods is the largest in this market, and niaihs& great m ines bought at auction and ‘rom Bankrupt stocks, at pri which lower than cost of importation, ey arc able to offer at great bargains. IP), NEVILLE, 917 BROADWAY.—MADAME | NEU. has just arrived irom Paris with a splendia and choles stock of new Shirt Fronts, Cravats, Pigaros, Musco: vites, Scarfs, Imperials, &¢., seiecied, in the best houses of Paris. WASTED-BY A RE situation 10 do ebami ‘work in a hotel or large bourd- 0 7th ave, unenis ale fra | Aielachod of united with th oe ists of two rings or colla’s, to which are a ends of iron bars, spirally twisted, und ths whole forming @tube. Three of these tubes uniiod Comprise t gong, {8 guns are formed in wectious, which may be or No carriage is used, but In its place a atand, on whic the gin may be elevated or dapressod. Tho ‘stand is light and portable; easily carried by ove wan, The gun is breech loa that contain and no charge need bo used except in the missilo itself. The rocket complex construction, made ia 1 tubes. The largest are thirty.two inches in length. ‘There are many sizes and various descriptions, The tubes have threo or four chanibers or compartimente. ‘ibe Posterior chamber contains the powder, which acta a the propelling agent. The others contain the explosive mixture, and a fuse arranged a3 to keep up the rote FY motion co fented by the spiral barrel, and same time to increase the velocity of the projectile. ‘The rocket may Le used a3 a fire ball, a pescussion shot or a bombshell. ‘The range of the rockot js from five hundred yards to five thousand three hundred yards, acc s { Pore, The smallest rocket weihgs tend pounds, wud largest two hi two bundied pound rocket a mark no larger than the mast of a ship May bo hit three times out of four, at a distance of threo thousand yards. ‘The firing can be very rapidly perforin- ed. ‘There ts much facility in the rocket beis Apserted at the breech of Thea» rockets are ra wines of war in oxist rriblo en. Size is iM 100% 0) of thee Afteen inoLes | protecet by th 2, accompan in every direction. [t may be so arrauged as t B continuous and almost juexr every combustible tubstines tact; or it can be ex\ ou: burning fragments; or may be made to burst stant of fallin lighter, it bas not tho eame power av the bite aarily ‘used, but ite destrictive eapaity is, incu tly groater than a bomb. 7 i copy Boing SKATING! : Pond, on Murray Hill, between 71 flown streets; entrance No. § East Thirty. e Riding Academy. The Pond 4s open id evening ( he p indays excepted and weather from 7A. M. to10 P.M. Tn the evening it s lig! Clarke, with bis Calekam Li cith Dressing Bkate Department, and every ationtion avd accommeda ion for the comfort of ‘guests, ft will no doubt be crowded with the beauty and (as privete pand in skating, 2 cents, n of the city. Admission, with uh ing house, Can be seen a —A SITUATION TO DO GENERAL HO} , by a you is a good plain cook, washer has good tons from her’ late em- il, in a private tamily, plain sewer; edn be seen, aud adil present exipl West 27th at., between 6th and 9th avs,, for two SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES. Si RGETIC YOUNG MAN, OF EIGHT in business, wants employment tn any ble house where he can make linself Kenerally wre- 'y not so intich of an object permanent situa. tion, Best of reference ay to charact r, integrity, &c. Ad- dress George R. Clark, at 257 West 23d st, KELP WANTED—FEMALES. LL FAMILIES AND GOOD SERVANTS WILL FIND the largest old established Institute on the corncr of Sith avenne and Eleventh street, fur German, English, Trish and American Women, Mra, Floyd in attendance, Good always reaay. Small girls wanted, pla 00K WANTED—ONE WHO CAN WASH AND IRON perfectly. No one need apply but those who understand thelr business thoroughly and can bring good reference froin their last employers, “Apply at 339 West doch st. DRESSMAKERS WANTED—AT 392 EAST FOURTH street, WATER season. MESDAMES VIRFOLET, 5 Clinton place New York, Have the honor of iniorming their friends and patrons that they have just 'y fine assortment of Press Point, of all shad Silk and Linen G specially and e: found bere. steamer the latest 351 PEREMPTORY SALE. 351 ed. CHAR LUMM & CO, S01 Broadway, New York, LATE. ‘ FERGUSON BROTHERS, ring their entive stock of UPHOLSTERY AND CURTAIN GOODS, WINDOW SHADES, CORNICES, HOLLANDS, LACH, MUSLIN AND NOTTINGHAM’ CURTAINS, SATIN DELAINES, BROCATELLIs, DAMASKS, sale to the or at retal, at 80 PER CENT LESS THAN ost, As the stock must be dispo-ed or and theiy store Vacated by ° January 1, 1362, MILLINERY prstic, Norice. TUE HUDSON BAY FUR COMPANY, 73 Broadway would beg to Inform the public that they will sell during the heat thirty daya, and for cash only, the entire bale of their stock of LADIES FANCY FURS, WH OLESALE and RETAIL, ata very great sacrifice. Please ail soon, MARK J. KING, 73 Broadway, D.—A RESPECTABLE MIDDLE AGED LADY, diced tn circumstances and without Incumbrances, who bas been a mother and un Ja the care ef an in: fant trom ita birth, find & good home 1n a respectable family, by a: . lady; ply but those who can produce a food revomn tion, Auilress Amos, Herald oftice, ANTED—1WO GOOD OPERATORS TO WORK ON military and civil work. None but good operators need apply. Address 192 East Broadwa; : west T of milk. None but» aire for two days at 221 We TH A PRES st nart, clean woman weed in- 26th st., top floor, back room, ne who could stay in the hons« preferred, WANIED-A CUOK, IN. A PRIVATE FAMILY, A colured or white Protestant woman, with good reve. rences, and who perfectly understands her business, No re'ueed apply. Cail at No. $ Madison ave., from 9 01 plain ¢ ‘ nusttcome well recommended, and will be required to do washing end froniug. Apply between the hours of Land Mat the Albion Hotel, corner of new Chambers st. and New Bowery, HELP WANTED—MALEs. AGENTS ly, Prize nd original and Recipe Packa: and defy com) MSE WE Bead NOL list of 04g art Each package contains ne Union and Envelope. We We do not seal dare not do. engraving « beautiful and correct enerat GEORGE B, McCLELLAN, 6x10, THYalopdte Keciy es, a Vii velo pes, in colors, oe Flag Envelopes, tn colors, 2 Fine Sivel Pens, 1 Fing rreneil, 1Sheet Hlotsng Paper. 1Gitt of je Jewelry. CAUTION TO TUB PUBL As we were the first to introd pu Monery and Recipe Package and Envelope” to the pnd! and having g expense in perfecting such Arrangements as to give the beat aruicie for the least wou We have obtained & i COPYRIGHT Hed ariile, according to lawin such cases efore all BASELESS IMITATORS, t OUR RIGHTS, full extent of tie law. & CO., 102 Nassau street, ) SELL SOMETHING ENTIRELY TGINAL: fon Prize SI for our une provided; thi ery sole of the nineteentiy. ce apenck, and when open h desk contains the fol- Jowing art 6 6 6 6 gs 1 2 bah i FIN No.'2) 1 SHEET BLOTTING PAPER, 1 ACCOMMODATION g5N HOLDER, OA. OF JEWELRY. the country. Send stamp for cir- . WH. CATELY, 102 Nassau street, IN A LIGHT INDOOR BUSINESS; at, Must auy have $1,009 to loan on wine nent; eilaryg$1,200. Apply t AMV ORTING Irtol houre, an office | had aome ex sired. Refere year $100, V ene, and can on required fr , ANTED- NAN OF. house Mor. sux efile. S Established in red fo ference to fi , FHRER BRAS ix me %, two clerke, three port to travel, Linekeeper for asawinill, ou tel, two men to drive horses’ and rst uae Produce Store, tn o 2 city. Cull at 129 Eighth avenue, WAITER, IN A seand with best re= apply, Call at No, 7 Pl Wastes COLORED MAN, | pei awe 1 , others TANILD—A YOUNG OR MIDDLE AGED MAN, advgptixer; one having $25 to $40 can ood position; wages equal to $12 per week. om 12 to 4 'elook, wt 114 Christopher st., hali etrooolis, av this isthe ouly | ()% COOPERS WANTED—TO MAKE ROUN <D priviiege of | 29 te icp tow ER 7 MAKE. ROUND AND + by offering $40 for silk dresses, $20 f ACH PARIS MILLINERY BELOW COST.—IN ORDER to close the business of the season, Mra, DAVILSON, 125 Bleecker st. cet, ot Paris Wont Ker sire ow offers her rich and el-gant assorc Mi . greatiy reduced prices, 125 of Broadway. BLO AXAASTREED, FINE MINK FURS, COLI CHOICE ROYAL A fine Beleers ; Atte He prices, For Holiday Presents, J. Canal street, exactly’o CLOTHING. LADIES AND GEN wish to get the fall value for you pets, Furniture and Jewelry, the best you senda note to F. HARRIS, {86 Seventh avenue; be convinced yor will be di Dresses trom ‘$8 to $80, for from $6 to $8, Please do not avenue, Harris, BETTER CHANCE THAN geutlemen to obtain the hy Clothing.“ T guarante Dresses, from $10 to $4) to $7 for Pants, Al) M4, Furniture and Je Viease ali on or « ANWALY, 152 Seventh aveniie, beiween Twentieth and Twenty-Urst xircets, Ladies attend: ed by Mrs. Anhalt. GREAT DEMAND FOR CLOTHIN Ke. will receive the h ©. MISH, ‘Thirtlerh dr et A GREAT ined. 1 it hus bj iy Ugitg prone need by r many that BM Shih al onue, Las ocen paying a miguel price than dealarin the cy forcast off Clot arpots, nd still means to contt: so if you ov call, He will not bu —THE pants, as Is done by othe For eweh article in Sixth avenue, near lint asrees to pay the {ull val..g # attended by Mra, Mintz, 137 th slreet. TITHE CALIFORNIAN AND WESTERN, AGENCY ‘ore. the hig pri hn be obtal Clow ing, Carpets, dewelr For Silk Dresses, from $8 Lo $25; sor € $18; for Pants, from $4 5) 40 * 53 Bow he Great ad DEMAND.—$! dAing, Carpets, th st value can Pay as folie 1310 to & fre DU nd Twenty nor wy Twenty-fourttrs dirs. DB, SPLENDID OPPORT te ir cast off Clothing. I J, GOLDSTELN, 193 1 Mr, Gvldstotn! ® for Idversing Mrs, 'S NEW AND LE for the Western market, in Tit Jota. “Phe Lull valne will be paid, w to impose, Callat the store or dar 44 Contre strc et. T° MERCHANT TAILOF NENTLEM x yur or sm) HOU hagwiiig or seeking Thomas D, Conroy TUB | UNDER worth of will pur ron $10 to $2,0 Clothing sultavie for the Western mar Twill pay a fair price, Address Thomas D, Comey, #4 Contre stree ING ARY DJHOTOGRAPHTIC ANT GALL Y, L re wbtspenard a CARTES D for NEW YEAR Boautiully 1 4. Four for $l. One do VG. OFFER FOR SALE A 3 ng Birds, fr parts of the word. Also, @ fine lor of Phew Ducks aud fowls, GL Chatham street, sale, Buuer’s Jnfat Butler's Dogs boarded CANARIES FOR HODIDAY nesters and'C EN, 309 Broadw: ~ BILLIARDS. SHANCE IS OFFERED TO PURCHAS! every déseription, 1 5 tilta manufactory o J. SHARP, 14 be found of iris spl ly iavented p fons, y to be superior to any now Ii use div'tke (hues. “Also @ few ws cond han OR SALE—A 8 DID STOCK OF NEW AND SE cond hand Taoles, from $75, $109, $150, $200 and $250, complete; Bagatelie Tabfes tay cd 10, by W. HL. GRIFFITIC 145 n street. S100. aten th nited os and Cant . For particulars cull on or ress wiih siamp, C. M. Brown, 74 Bleecker at., corner of dway, New York. _ THE TRADES. WASTED—A FOREMAN IN A BAKERY, NO. 229 VY “Woat Twellth st corner of Greenwich avenue, Ap- | PY between 9 and 10 o'clock, a, WINES AND LIQUORS. SEVENTH A nth aventin, b ‘UE DISTILLERY, 319 AND en Thirveth and Thirty-frst etm, New Fork, you can g 14 largeat amount of the eat a1 uor for the leat money,” Cal and Liquors for sale in bond. WM. HUGHES & SON. PAPRESSES HAM'S FURNITURE, EXPRESS AND PACK- fig Emablishment, 113 Went Eley @iipped to all paris of the world. € | A. T. BRIGGS, 64 Rutgers slip, moving of familles, Furniture stored, BIRO re, ee SS ete and communication, with the el dally by trains, stoppl suit purchaser; city property SALE—A BARGAIN.—A FARM OF 110 ‘Dwelling, Barns had out buildings, Appi tree, Cherry Trees, Plum. Trees, in Bergen county, New Jersey, three miles from junty, New York. 59 Beaver atreet, EXCHANGE—A FARM OF 60 ACRES, located on the Harlem Railroad, $8 miles outbuildings, fruit, Gab 87 Park row. ANGE—A COTTAGE HOUSE, AND 30 of Ground nicely located in rockiyae Lite a firat class Farm in New Jersey from improvements, Monmouth, Ocean referred, For particulars ad- Kk, Kings county, —FOR SALE, A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY * « residence in Jamatea, L. I. A good Hi rn, Carriage House and other buildings, seventeen acres of wice land and froit of all kinds, Terms eas: 68 Fulton avenue, or N. W. DUR’ iz R SALE OR tif ull from New York; lai Pond, &c, Apply to U or no lneumbra 125 to 200 acres, with or Burlington county: ai utting, East New FOR SALE, BOOT AND SHOE STORE FOR 8S. cated and doing a very good busine saleable; reason for belli ‘ALE.—WELL LO. SALE—CHEAP, A SMALL DRUG STORE, WITH ng leuse; low rent ; neatly fitted up; f an excellent chanc in a most rapidly growing nelghborkood; no drug store Ny ab Une hortheast corner of Thirty-(rat street and OR SALE—THE STOCK AND GOOD WILL OF A Boot and Shoe Store, well located in Broadway; stock Yery rmalland cash bought; satisfactory refercuces given for'selling, Address H., box 160 Herald office, OR SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED FAMILY MAR ket up towns « superior location, on a prinel fare; handsomely fitted up; don, Will be soid chea not attend to ft, rst class business as other business and can ‘or particulars address Market, station F R SALE—A MEAT, BUTTER, CHEESE AND PRO Vision Store, weil lovated on a leading avenue, doing a fair business; will be sold low for cash, J. E. IRELAND, 63 Nassau street, OR SALE—A WELL LOCATED DRUG STORE, IN will be sold low for cash or Brooklyn, well fied up ‘exchanged for bona fide proper: J. E, IRELAND, 63 {OR SALE —THE ESSEX COF! Nassan street, AND OYSTER SA- and street, corner of Essex street, For pure e evening, after 6 o'clock, R SALOON, 244 ity [or business; will be sold At a great bargain, as the owner has to go West on business Billpay well If properly kept, Cua be “bougtit for less tian LOO. OR SALE—THE OYS' sireet; best location in th IQUOR STORE FOR SALE -THE BEST CORNER the Sixth avenue, doing a nice cash er, having two store fs oravT ot Twen! venue, orto PAYTEN, 95 Div! De nth street and Sixti. HOUSES, ROOMS, &C.. TO LET. 0 LET—THE OLD ESTABLISHED CABINET WAR ise of the late William Palmer, 70 East Broadwa; TLEMAN, A FURNISHED ROOM, at 46 Hast Nineteenth street, near Broadway, in a private :T—A STABLE, FIRST CLASS, IN THE ALLEY ror ML Washington square, Apply at2i Waveney fore twe.vs M. ET—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, A BEAU- h wil the modern improvements, with at Belmont, near Fordham; rent till Ist’ April moderate to a fist class tenant, Address A., box GOOD CHANCE TO GET A THREE onth; modern tine Call on oF address I. th $35 nis, genteel nelyi:borhood. 10 LET—A THREE STORY AND BAS! clin all the mode ments, furnished or unfur: . Apply at No. 9 Ludiow ABOVE SPRING— nily furntshed suits a: Reoins, with ater and every convenience for housekeeping arly particularly suited for small respectable fain tlow. HOLIDAY PRESENTS. SEV, CHRISTMAS REEF, HAGEN, of 120 Vedar street, has vers, Durham pest slauglitered t 0 ibs. ‘They were raised by thls State, and can be s: lea, Monroo cout, man evening at th 'y spoken for. The Rivers were dressed by the crack butcher, Edward Lawrence- OLIDAY PRESENTS, FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, NE GOLD JEWELRY, STERLING SILVER WARE, DIAMONDS, AC., &C. C. HARTMANN, 175 Bowery, opposite Delancey street, re- iy invites the public, before parchasing elsow stock of fine Gol Vare, &e., which will be ry article wiil be jewelry repaired by € Be sure to call at No, 176 ¥. avleot ant extensiv es, Diamonds, Silv ENTS.—E. MINNOR, SUCCESSOR, Ath averse, near Ei and the public atrons he keeps an donery, Bon Bons, Ornaments for Christmas 1 pions promptly made est quailty f Cho i of W. 8 unequalled in this ¢ CLES FOR THE HOLIDAYS, 5 E URNS, VERS, TABLE CUTLERY. HIRAM YOUNG, 20 John street, UORS AND FOREIGN DE S$ OF CHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS intend receiving cal. m PACKAGE: Holidays.—T ose otter eallon L. MONZER wusporiation, for tie low price assortment of Wines and PERSONAL, HOPE To SEE YOU ON THE ‘Should anything HAS. RETURNED—WAITED AT THE il be ai the san Bejn't fai] to be thore— INE MONTHS. Nir: iy phe days a: 41 Rivi ny to his advantage Fit him tom 0 to address the can address J. W.B., Broadway Pos YOU ARE THE LADY WHO, ON TH took the mari 8 | 210 vy reached me (station €,) A. M. A., box 67 Broadway Post olice, M TO-DAY ‘T MY BEING AT THE HO- try and be at the aloo PECK SLIP, HAS ALL THE | Union square f FURNITURE, Soe ne BOARDING AND LODGING Re nen EG GENTLEMAN AND LADY OR TWO SINGLE GEN. tlemen can be accommodated with Board aud elegant Rooms at the private house 12 Elevent! street agen University place and Broadway. Dinner at, Reve: A Mor nat GENTLEMAN DESIRE AN APART. ment ina oe. poe for the fly where there would be no other bourds Board Earners (hese MoM pe reaae equare, wido' Ai Tare ge = mn Ht rar Uaa nue Pot ois "s Hes YOUNG WIDOW LIVING ALONE, HAS A PLEA. Ae ea Rs tiiarate Att Call at 15 Commerce street, ucar Bicecker. —— FEW SMALL FAMILIES, . A Tin Split, TAMILS RRTROUE oF, CoE accommodated with Parl id Bedroom adjoining, wit Viry Convenience for stylish housekeeping, aren inches: ably low rate, at the private family ote, 10 Macdougal ee ee ee T 36 EAST TWENTIETH STREET, A FEW Doors from Broadway & handsomely furnished iA eiitiartny hee rma a OHS at $9 per week, SUIT OF ELEGANTLY FU Rooms to let, withthe pect of Boards tnvve werent sirable and conveniently located house 16) West. Eleventh « ume ner Sixth avenue; family small; reference required ean SAY A AURNISHED ROOM WANTED—WITHOUT BOARD, in a very respectable neighborh y ° ten Minutes’ walk of Fulton ferry: in Nee Wore ar Beckie Nove need anawer except the ry ‘| Flease address M., box £14 Herald ollies, 2 “CY Te*Pectabie. FRENCH FAMILY, LIVING ING A, ERICH EAMIE BU), i, 00m, rR reasonable. The best references aiven ah este Thi references f West Tweitth st,, between Fifth und Siathata A. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM, WITH BED- Toons alluched, to let, to a gentleman’ and wife, for Housekeeping: also a Single Room, on very reasonable terms © Winter iouths, in a privat Fringe ativet, a few doors west of Broadwag, auite at 96 A Stl OF ROOMS, WITH BOARD, ON THE SECOND oor, front, with bathroom and closet aitiched; new house and newly furnishe 10. 96 Macdougul street,’ Also $1 per week at No. Macdougal street, Board, if requized, at $3 per week, A YOUNG LADY DESIRES TO OBTAIN BOARD IN A family, where lessons in musie and the Enclish banches will be received ta ro Branches will be rec part or whole payment, Address A MARGE AND COMMODIOUS ROOM ON FIRST Hoor, with ure aud gas, ina neat and quiet house, with Siyithout Board (private table), for one or two persdna, at ih avenue, near TwenlyACth street, on nexceptions OARD—AT 187 BLEECKER STREET, OPPOSITE DE- pau Pow, jarge Parlor an bed rut Ls v Rooins to let, with Board, on reasonable terns,” wo une Parcs Bess ON, THRTY-PIETH STREET, NEAR FIPTH > avenue.—Purlor siory to let, unfurnished, excent carpet; private table ifWdesired, “Also a’ Second Story, handsomely urptheds, and Roowsa on Potens fourth tloars handsome Jurnitur We inner até, eleres ii ppl 20 Weal Thiriy-tifth street, ne SeNNNede Apply Beak. WANTED—FOR A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, 4 Board for the indy, 40 w swall, genteel private fam) Room and Betroom would be required. ‘The parties bing Forg,auletand retiring would preter that no other boarders e taken. Answers must stat: terms, vance if desired. Address A.B, Herald ames, Put 18 8d BoAkD. WANTED-IN EXCHANGE FOR A FINE D Piano; a good opportunity to get one to learn to play on, ‘Address Board, box 224 Herald of ROOKLYN BOARD.—A PRIVATE FAMILY CAN AG- commodate a tew single gentlemen or a family with handsomely furnished Roonis on second floor, with gvery convenience, with gas and bath, at 221 Stat Terms very low. et. BoAkd IN BROOKLYN.—PLEASANT NEATLY FUR- uished or unfurnished Rooms, suitable for gentlemen id thelr wives or single genuemen, Terms very reasona- ble y VEY MO Sands street, wear Fulton ferry and the ‘ard OARD IN BROOKLY: ‘TWO GENTLEMEN CAN bain good Board in a privute family from the country, Al the com is0f home guarant ed. “Location pleaxaut, fad convenicnt to the ferries, ‘oppo. . Sud convenient to ferries, A rare opportunity. Apply ab BoskD WANTED IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN desires to pro.ure Rooms and Board for himself, wite and daughier, in a private family. Location must bein the neighborhood of Myrtle and Kent avenues. Adress C. P. K., norih corner of Myrtle avenue and Graham: street. Be PARLOR ON FIRST FLOOR, FRONT, VERY pleasa vom on third floor and single Room’ to let to @xentieman and wile or single gentleman, with or without Board, in house with all convenieuces, ML West Fourteenth stveet, Tern JPURSISHED ROOMS TO LET—SOME AS LOW a8 $1 per w Fire and breakiust can te had if required, AL 180 Mot street, three doors a cars convenient to all parts of the OTEL LODGING.—COMFORTARLE SINGLE ROOMS, fom $125 10 $140 a week or 25 cents a night, at the Union Hotel, 456 Prince street, corner of Thompson,” Meals atall hours,’ Open all night, noderate, Stages and é SHIPPING. ‘OTICE TO PASSENGERS FOR BUR of the Secretary of State, oe ied States are required to prov! before they will be allowed 0 mg them, A they' cal for tn ollie, 19 Broadway, New Yor Benner nnee NNN NN pk JOHN @. DALB, Agent, weekly be! Ne 4 Lit arLing passengers tt Gicenmoe mee ¥, santas pler 44 forth river, Philade!phia 8 Powered, ITY OF WASHING’ EDINBURGH, Wal And every Saturday, at noon, ‘RATES Firat cabin,...... First cabin to London. First cabin to Paris, Firat cabin to Hamburg. sengers ulso forwal Antwerp, de., at equally low rates, Person’ wishing at the following rat rat cabin, $75, $55 a from sicamers have superior accommodations for gers and carry experienced surgeons, They are HAUGH Ught tron wections, and have patent fre anmihilutors ly In Lverppol to WILLTAM: in Glasgow to ALEX. MAL- in Queenstown to ¢. in Louton to ELVES MACE ; in Pany to JULES DECOUE, No, 5 in Philadetyiia to JOHN @, DALE, 11h. bt gent, 15 Broadway, N. ¥, "AMBURG AMERICAN: PACKET COMPANY. YO LONDON, HAVRE AND SOUTHAMPTON... te firat class and elegant iron mail steamship M. Tavae, Conmanny Carrying the United States mail, river, foot Fulton sireet, positive: 28, and takes passengers for London, Hi. ton at the following rates:—First cabin, + 85 Sieerage to Havre, Leir friends can buy tickets or For further inj MAN. Ago $e soe Enoch square im street; de la Bourse: Walnut street, or the Ca NG. DALES A, sails from pier 21 North : irday, December Py $100; Secoud cabin, - ng HANMONIA will succeed the TEUTONTA Jannary - For passage apply exclusively to. peN'B. RICHARD & HOAS, 151 Brondway, N. ¥. TEAM TO LONDONDERRY, GLASGOW AND LIVER- he ship Companys first class, ., Aiton, carryin| n and United States matis, ‘ortland next Saturday, December 25. ‘Inst clas, aecording to accor eerave, found with good provision: assengers from al of passage from New York Ceriiticates issned for bet 1 towns In Grea: ply wi 23 Broadway ABEL & SEAI rales. Forpassage af ‘ Eatin General Agents, ERPOOL—TAPSCOTT'S LINE.—SAILS THURS: Deo, 23, the celelraicd ship. EMERALD ISLE, For passage in second cabin, at low rates, or drafis on England or Ireland, SCOTT & CO., 86 South sireet, apply to TAP PASSAGE TO LIVERPOOL.—THE Al AT * ish ship BUCEPHALUS, he Kast India and Australis « ool on Satur extreme clipper I well known mnander, will sail taking first cabin passengers on' and fastest’ ship now on the berth, an ns for passenvers, ‘This ship, under her present nder, on ber last Voyage, mace the run, de frou Vaipataiso to Liverpool, days, being by far the has unequalled ae- ‘the unprecedentedly short ve fastest passage evr erpool. For passase apyly ° 'N. B—Passengers must have ‘on board, pier 27 East river, ASSAGE TO ENGLAND.—THE SPLENDID BRITISIE Jipper ship WM, MILES, ‘or Bris! direct, will sail on. isa inst satler, and offers very su- r necommodations to # limited ‘number of first class Rates of passage, includ! town in Great Britain, AND & ASPINWALL, Acen! OR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA, A first class steamer will leave New York on the Ist, tath ‘and 21st of each month, except when these dates fall on'Sut gay; when the day of depurture will be on the Monday fol- wii For freight or passage apply at the ‘@ railway ticket 54 South street fice, No. 5 Bow- B, ALLEN, Agent, HAVANA VIA NASSAU, N. P. ‘The British and North American KARNAK, Capt. Le Lessurver, wny's whart tn Jersey City, on 1862, Mi Mail Sicamsbip. @ above ports Tuesday, Febrvary ney to Nassa All persons leaving th sports from the authorities of their res) Countersigned by the Secretary of State at the passport agent at the port of embarks’ or ‘Or passage a ate PRY B. CUNARD, ‘No. 4 Bowling green, HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C. REWSTER & CO., OF Oiler thesr popul sale, at the ec pier of me and Mott streets, THEIR ONLY PLACE OF BUSINESS. ARRTAGES.—WANTED TO EXCHANGE, 8IX VALU ‘able Lots, at Fordham, for a Caleehe ani above lots are about ten minites’ walk from further particulars inquire at 12) Broadway, between the hours of ten ° or Saturdays, R SALE—A BAY BLOOD MARE, 18} Migh, six years old, very handsome and-stylish; has a fils nd will trot in less than three May be seen at private baiharn square. tes, and has great endui ie, 100 Ninth street, between 8 and 103 jars Inquire of WAL: HORTON, at 196 ERSEY CITY BOARD.—MOUSE FIRST CLASS, WITH Linodern Improvements; a splendid view of the ba; short walk trom the ferry; dinner at Og. Gentleman wile, $10, fire ana gas included; singie gents, $5. No. 153 Graild atieet, J 0. 10 UNTON SQUARE (FOURTH AVENUE).—BOARD sud French instruction, fa Proiessor E, FEZANDLS'S family. References required, OR SALE—A (PRIVATE) CURTAIN QUARTER CAR- », but little used, with Harness, Blanket: Twenty first street, near Bi at Boston Chaise, at sume place, R SALE—A LIGHT ROCKAWAY CARRIAGE, BUT wed, or would be exchanged for a coach sleigh. sleigh bought. Apply at 173 Adams street, Or a how priced LAIN BOARD WANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, in the upper part of the city, by a gentleman, site and Hite girl, two years old, where ail the comforts cf a home be eny Address, stating terms monthly in advance, 180 Herald oifice, J OOMS WANTED—A ROUM AND BEDROOM ADJOIN- ing is Wanted, with Board, by a gentleman and his son (17), with tre and gas, ina quiet, private tamily, between Sixth and Leaington avenues and Twentieth and Fortieth streets, References given and required, Address box 2,240 Post office. NTLEMEN, OR A GENTLEMAN AND. amd ted with first class Board ami Rooins, th a private famiy, where all enjoyed. Terms moderate, EN CAN BE ACCOMMO- ly private famiiy, at 173 East und neasly opposite Stuy Rooine single oF in WAXTEDAIN A RESPECTABLE CATIOLIC FA} ly, tull or partial Board, by a ‘young gentleman’ who wishes to f hi a good room good ta 1g to pay a good price, Address for erald oitice, L i will Fifteen b stree vesant WANTED-BY THE LADY OF AN OFFICER NOW IN aray’, an Gnturnished Room, or Bedroom and Pa Boar id respectable furuily who st huve all the mode ation ant terms, in t oitice. improvements, cluding fuel end 37 West Tisnriern and Fifth avenne,—One 0 cl tires or lonr genuemen enn now be ae: sor Single Kooms, elegantly turaislied, in one of the most de- Ughifai tocatious in the ety, Full’and sirst class references. eXchange, 37 WESC THIRTIETH STREET, BETWEEN BROAD. e Way an nue—Une or two select fan tives or four genie Suits o: Rooms, fu the city. ‘Table first e: {ful locations: es exchange QQ THIRD STREET, CORNER 33 t 4 ithout Board, nee given and required, fornished or unfurnished, third on fourth floor, to two single gentle: s. ‘Termsac- NTY-ELGUTaL —TWO SsuIts tovms, well Furnished, one on the first and or, to" Jet Ww House sirst class. 7, CLAIR HOUSE.—ELE 2 PRIN > gaily ail the keeping complete, 1" Jot to respectable Famili ON HOUSE.—TNE MOST tly furnisived Apa in the of small f with every requ nen, couking raage and utensils, gas aud Cro’ HOUSES, ROOMS. &C., WANTED. TELY FUR) : Mul be rst cla v selcet boar NISHED HOVSE-ANY PERSON HAY! H tio ise, frvinhed or partially f ed, Which th nave aretipied for eate Reeping for the. winter may flud a fan y of three adults, of high respec + by ade dressing J. W. 2,240 Fost oilice. ROOM SUIT OF MELLED FURNITURE 4, tu alt colors, of warimate Folid chestaut Ci R FARRINGTON'S, 803 ©. ’stablished in Ie URNITURE BO! of Mocking Birds, ‘Talking | nul street, opposiie Wooster HOUSEHOLD et Please fall | Witte daughter, a turn | without boards location between Bighth aud Fourteenth | streets, on {NITURE.—O AST PAID FOR SECOND HAND PF tee Bes Couniry eatis attended t Mirrors and Carpets. srniture Store, 560 Hudson street. hyany Plympton Secretary Bedstead for sale cheap. | C)PPICE WANTED.—WANTED TO TITRE, FROM NOW ' until the first o Siti able for the mercantile basiness, Wit etther bay or rent tho re. Oulice room separate, by itself, Address Mer- box 150 Herald office, NEATLY FURNISH. WASIEDA SNALL COTTAG ed, or a Suit of Rooms, suitable for a smail fam, Rent to Ds moderate. Location, either in Brookiyn or Jersé Possession to be had the Istor January, Address Mre. om, General Post office, New York. OR SALE—A STYLISH AND WELL MATCHED ~~ n of bay Carriage Horses. They are very active, and Je forlight or Beavy tise, Algo a Coupe, nearl ‘Apply ut the first private stable in alley o ity-seventh strect, or at offica No. 11 A SPLENDID NEW MILCH COW, OF the best quality -austed to give 27 quarts of milk per : utter per week; xhe ia a cow of ize. Appiy at 158 Ei OOD TOP GROCERY WAGON TO SELL CHEAP FOR: SPECIAL NOTICES. —__ LY CAME OFF, DECEM- tation of a sword, O. Chapman, of N INTERESTING ASSEMBL ber 25, at No, 214 Broadwa, i, &e., to Lieutenant esa regiment now be 0 leave for the scat of war, The presentation wae cipicnt, and the best fecling tenant, and may he live 10 Vin the defence of his country, OLUMBIAN LODGE, NO. 43, F. A. M.—THE BRETH- mmmoned to akend at of Broome and Crosby streets, on precisely, to pay. ", Alexander Troe JOUN YOUNG, Secretary, All Master Masons in good standing are fraternally invited ade by the friends of the prevailed, Success to the NAUTION.—THE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST buying or negotiating the following checks and notes, niot the same havi Seyor & Co., December days to (heir own order for ember 13, 1861, eight, months to hie rs, J. Shirpser, ¥, dated Boston, inve which have been, 1G, 1561, payable in thi ost OF slo'en, pay own orler for 35, on ‘Boston ban TAMOND LODGE NO. members of this Lod; esied to meet at their tre streets, on Thurs- the funeral of our Members of the T. WELSH, N. @. THE MEMBERS OF DORIC LODGE, Ne the next regular commun way, this (Thursday) evenin Business of the evening—cl re Fospecttully invited to attend, 1 Bron hal?-past seven o’cloc f officers for the en: ORGE E. SIMONS, W. , Craxkstaw, Se: THE MEMBERS OF PYRAMID LODGE, ), are hereby summoned to attend our next regular jon, on Thur:day evening, Dec. 26, for the pum g oiticers fer the ensulng year. ested, and ali members in arreai 8 or show sufliccent cause why their names. ken froin ihe roll. By order of the W. M. Jxo, Hl. Rosteux, Secret | Mors OFFICE, $500 it . Bernard Levy, who was doing busino reet, in the city of New York, w: ‘at the above named place, riing of the 14th instant, and, nuriered. . Mayor of the ihority’ vested in mo, prehension and ker nt 148 Canal hie elt ing dead on tie floor of his otf . do, by virtne of live hundred do der of said Levy, Safd reward the District AUVorney. or th tion was had, that the claim but all claims not id to Raid rewards within twenty days- ERNANDO WOOD, Magor. resented to the Ma: convietlon will be diate OTICE— . BROKERS.—THS PUBI OTICE—TO BANKS Peo buy oF ueroilate for a cevike tor $847 and add cents, drawn, in Hogg Brothers, N. ‘Payment bas beet fF RECRIVER OF TAXES, 1 hereby given toa 136}. < Notice if Pete, Gat the sane must be pald betore next. All taxes remaining unpaid: atthe rate or twelve Cptomber kisi. JANES KELLY, Reoelver. Keonedy by Messrs, the first day of Janua on that day will be subject t per cent per annam, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE LADY, WITH A ed or unfurnished Room, eastern side of the city, Address Dr. Joseph Kammiever, 2/ Second avenue, and otders byjmail attend: bi nnolinnres BST AND CHEAPEST “ . stoves oF parlor use, b: City or Bveliten, deliversa. from. to. Nantacian Eighteenth street, to all parts of the elt “Au ordersahiocied ty CRADSEN BURNS, 3084 West Bichteenth street, wii be thanktully re- a pimp ntloaded to. MATRIN INTLEMAN WISHES TO FOR! St FUEL IN THE won did, fowl Works, foot of West | BW, PLU be eatisfied. N. B— ey FV able appearan: f id charkcter, with a view to matrimony. Such &. one Wid Linda person, with a go jon, with an exper in outdence, G. W., Broadway Post th street,“ betwoen hand Sixth aveotes—Houschold Furniture boxed and red Wagons Lor ree workl and society, Addres?, __ WATCHES AND JEWELRY. TAMOND JEWELRY AT A SACRIFICE.—A PEW DR- lv Ardeles are offered or immediate sale, Office ours oniy from, 9 Uil10 A.M. and 2Uit SP. Mf,” Cash paid ii le. o ti nh. ‘i na UNB, Diamond Broker, £12 Broadway. IAMOND JEWELRY FOR SALE AT A SAORIFICE— nat te aioe, comoslelne pone be Songs nde ae apes, . Apply, only bg 9 tH 10 A. M. art Quill MM. Cash pald tre Diamonda, ‘B. W. PLUMB, Dinmond Brokery 612 Broadway. | PAWN TICKETS FOR SALE CHBAP—OF A VALUA- Pane: ! Hunting Patent Lever Watch, double springs, tn pledge for. 5: alto ticket of Diamond Cluster Kh Mictge (or 'su0 Address W. Stee box 138 Herald ov } stating When aud where au faterview can be had, COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. TIVE PARIN eit OP CARBEUL Busr- ith $6.00 eapiel, In a wai, lucrative and ‘are exclusively to: “WANT AN AC’ thoronghly, established i ainclat mavat. Sal aE Oe eoach. and the article & staple of Conscantveon- he trade for cash, Cipals only need apply in person to ree: sion liquor an ering $1,000 (0 $2,000 teal prodt. Apply vo A. PARTNE! business returning $1,000 to $2. anion street, up sats. ; A GENTLEMAN WITH THIS oot which ample ecu will be given) om tive situation to attend t bg the tnetitute, Apply at the New York Electrical {Ol Droadway, secon Hor, ‘TO $00—A PARTNER WANTED, WITH THE i a kafewad relteble buat. Apply immediately at to the outside over $100 ‘per week, 87 Fors) $8 sirect, fourth floor, room No, Je