The New York Herald Newspaper, December 31, 1861, Page 9

Brigadior General. . aie fates. weached us. Brigadier Gonera), Brigadior Gener: Bicity. Brigadier General.. Brigadier Genoral.. Soon iP -de-Cump . vernment. ‘Washington. ‘the Potomac, ‘ Brigadier General. . othe Missouri river. } Will be announced, at the capital. iu Kentucky. Parke, Ciay that neighborhood. Potomac. eae ‘Surgeon, . Ald-de-Camp Brigadier General Brigadier General Commissary. Brigadier General . master at St. Joseph. |-de-Cain jer General... Brigadior Goneral,. General Simmons has been recently appointed to take of one of the brigades of Pennsylvania Volunteers (ander Gonsral McCall. His staff is not yet announced. HENRY W. SLOCUM. STAFF. fassistant Adjutant General. . Captain James Howland. Captain 8. L. Herrick, M. D. . Captain Geo, Buer. ‘This brigade is stationed near Alexandria, and is re- to be in excellent condition. Prigadior Genoral,.........JULIUS STAHEL: Genera! Stahel has the command of the First brigade of Blenker’s division on the Virginia side of the Po- ‘The staff is not yet announced. The brigade is @emposed mostly of Germans, and it is said to consist of @rat claas regiments. Brigadier Genoral..........D. 8: STANLEY. ier Goneral... Assistant Adjutant General. . General Stanley has the chargo of a brigade of cavalry @ngaged in active service in Missouri. ST. Assistant Adjutant General. STA Assistant Adjutant General. General Thomas has bven “kpyoived to a command in the West. He was last reported in command of a division Brigadier General... Genoral Thompson is appointed to the command of the “Sixth brigade of the Indiana Legion, to consist of thy volunteers of the counties of Sullivan, Vigo, Vermillion, nd Putnam, indiana. St —wU Assistant Adjutant General, . Ad Missouri, and has charg: Brigadier General......... Gen. Van Vicit has been appointed to the staff of thy Commander-in-Chief, and assigned to duty as Chior “Quartermaster of the Jepartment of the army of the Brigadier General.. # ) Acting Assistant Adj. Gen Brigade Quartermaster. Assst. Commissary General STAI Assistant Adjutant Genoral General Seth Wi STARR. General Rathbone's brigade is located near the capital. fhe names of the officers composing his staff have not yet Se ) Wb ington City, During his temporary absence the Muties have boon dinahaease by general Sykes. .-BENJ. M. PRENTISS. ew Adjutant Gener: Captain Henry Binmore. Bon). H. Grierson. Lieutenant R. G. Jones. General Prentivs tins charge of a brigade movingfrom Northwestern Missouri towards the river, ‘Brigadier Geveral...... ‘Assistant Adjutant General Surgeon, op L, PRICE. woes John Pound, U. 8. A. “Captain Fno, Genera! Price. haa had the charge of a brigade under General Fremont, in Missouri, and has recently been sta- 4 near Jefforson city. As he was one of General remont’s Brigadiers, and as he has accepted the nomina. ion as a candidate for Congressional honors, it may be presumed that he is no longer in the service of the United Brigadier General...........JOHN F. REYNOLDS. STAFF. Assistant Adjutant General..Captain Charles Kingsbury. + Genoral Reynolds has charge of the First brigade of General MoCall’s Divisiou of Pennsylvania Reserves in RATHBONE. .JOHN H. ROBINSON. © © General Robinson has recently been promoted from tho -oolonelcy of the First Michigan regiment to his present wank. He leas oak yyenios his staff. LUVELL H, ROSSEAU. ‘stare, assistant Adjutant General. .Capt. Henry Clay McDowell General Rosseau will have the command of the Ken’ tucky brigade of General McCook’s divisign of General Buell’s grand army. Brigadier Goueral,....,....GUSTAVUS A. SCROGGS. General Scroggs’ list of his staff has not yet appeared ‘Wor the quality of his particular brigade. ‘@nnounced we do not deem it advisable to give it pub Until regularly Brigadier Geueral.......... ROBERT C. SCHENCK. STAFF. Assistant Adjutant General. .Capt, Donn Piatt. General Schenck’s command has been, until very re, ently, located in the neighborhood of the Kanawha Yal- ‘@y, but rocent movemonts have disarranged tho order of Sis stag. When reorganized we shall publish the com. g Bicte list if we receive it in time, es IN SCHOEPFY, Assistant Adjutant General. taajor Helveti. General Schoepff is appointed to a command under Geveral Buell, and his brigade occupies Somerset, an im- portant advance post in Kentucky. The composition of nig aff is not yet announced. vaegel Piece) ‘M. SCHOFIELD. ctor Lis. nia! at uarter- Keng a Adjutant General Major Henry Hiscock. Captain Thos. B. Biggers. T. W. Southack. -Major Henry L. McConnell. iajor John F. Tyler. General Schofield has charge of the First brigade of Mis- @ouri troops under the new regulations of the provisona, + +++. JOHN SEDGWICK. STAFF. Assistant Adjutant General... Captain Wm. D. Sedgwic! General Sedgwick has command of one of the brigades 4m General Heintzelman’s division, iu the neighborhood of Brigadier Genoral..........DANIEL E. SICKLES. STAFF. Pssistant Adjutant General..Capt. J. H. Liebeneau. —~ ‘We have not yot received the composition of this Gene- @al’s new staff. The brigade is located in Genera! Hook. @r's division of Goneral Dix’s wing of the grand army of erie SENECA G. SIMMONS. STAFF. ptain Goo. D. Kellogg. eta 1. STEVENS. STAFF. Assistant Adjutant General. Capt. Stevens oa of Gen.) - Quartermaster General.Capt. Wm. Lilley. . Commissary mspricr “apt. L. A. Wariield. + sss0..1sDr. George 8. Kemble. Gonerai Stovens is commander of one of the brigades @f Genorai Sherman’s expeditionary corps, He was last reported in possession of Beaufort, 8. C. Brigadier General,.........GEO. STONEMAN. veeeeeesee-Jalout, A, V. Sumner, Jr. General Stoneman has beou appointed on the’ staff of General McClellan as Chief of Cavalry, which body he ‘will doubtless command in a general engagement. Brigadier General. General Sturgiss has a brigade in the neighborhood of Until reorganized no list of the stall’ secceeeRt. Wy, STAFF. ‘AK AFF. Brigadier General...... «.+.GEORGE SYKES, ‘AFF. Captain J. P, Drouillard. General Sykes is at present acting as Provost Marshal He will, however, soon resume the com- mand of his brigade. Brigadier General... .++-GEORGE H. THOMAS. FF. Captain George G. Flint. THOMPSON. not yet anounced, ER. Lientouant F. Dowoese. General furner is in command of the post at Tipton, in of a body of Missouri troops in «STEWART VAN VLEIT. BERT L. VIELE, U. 8. A. Captain Pierre €. Kang, ‘aptain Gideon Scull. Major J. C. D. Dalton, Jr. Captain ©. H. Farrel, Lieutenant J. D, Gould, Lieutenant ——~ Davis, Gen. Viele is about to start on a now secret expeditions ‘but until then his command forms a portion of Gen. Sher" man’s expeditionary corps. Brigadior Genoral...........ADOLPH VON STEINWEHR, Gen, Steinwehr has recently been appointed to the sharge of the Second brigade of Gen. Blenker's divisione Gis staff is not yot announced. Brigadior General. MELANCTHON S. WADE. Captain Andrew €. Kemper JAMES 8. WADSWORTH. General Wadworth’s brigade is located on the Virginia aide of the Potomac, and comprises a number of New York regiments. The staif is not yet announced. LEWIS WALIAC cK. Assistant Adjutant Gonerad Captain Frederick Krepler. Robert H. By Captain Thos. W. Fry, M.D. ‘Capiain Hawin R, Lewis. Genoral Wallace's brigade is stationed ‘At Paducah, in the division of General C. I. Smith, Brigadier General... ryant, + WILLIAM F. WARD, General Ward has charge of soveral Kentucky rej ‘ments now organized in that State. The list of his stat has not yet been given to the Les gi Brigadior General... A. 8. WILLIAMS. STAFr. Assistant Adjutant Genoral.Capiain Wm. D. Witkina Quartermaster,............ Captain Hy. M. WI hittlodyy, ‘This brigade forms the Thrrs brigade of Major General (® Banks’ division on the Upper Potomac. HO WI ams has been appoiuted om Genera! JAMS, NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1861—TRIPLE SHEET. 9 MoCtelian’s staff, of which he is the chiof, and assigned t° acting, as Brigadier General in Gen. Hooker's division on the duty of Assistant Adjutant General of tho army of the,| the Lower Potomac. Potomac. Brigadier General. STAFF. aaew Adjutant General. Wool’s department. Brigadier General ral Buell’s corps d’armee, Brigadier Genoral é STAFF. Assistant Adjutant General, .Captain C. W. Foster, Captain H. P. Goodrich. Captain Abijah Keith, ‘Major Craven. Lieutenant J. Stotler. Lieutenant T. L. Nayden. This ‘comnesiaia forms the third brigade of Genera! Shor man's expeditionary corps, and is stationed at Port Roya — Quartermaster Ge- ascii Commissary Gene- Harbor. STAFF, Assistant Adjutant General. . Acting Ass, Quartermaster, Commi nounced, THOMAS WILLIAMS. + Lieutenant George C. D. Kay. General Williams is in charge of the troops at Hatteras Inlet, forming an out-of-the-way portion of Goneral THOMAS J, WOOD. APF. Assistant Adjutant General.Captain Wm. FL Schoater, Act’g Assist. Adj, General. . Lieutenant Geo, W. Leonard. General Wood has been appointed to the command of one of the brigades of General MeCook’s division of Gene- HORATIO G. WRIGHT. of Subsistence. .Captain M, P. Small. General Wyman’s brigade is in possession of Rolla and a portion of tho southwost branch of the Pacific Railroad. His uewly appointed staff has not yet been officially an- / ACTING GENERALS, Acting General..,...... ‘States. Acting Brigadier General Buell, in Kentucky. Acting Brigadior General. ing in Kentucky. Acting Brigadier General... .Colonel JOHN COOK. Colonel Cook, of the Seventh Illinois Volunteers, has been appointed to the command of the Fourth brigade, at Cairo. Acting Brigadier General division, Acting Brigadier General... »A. ASBOTH. ‘A. Asboth having been appointed an acting general by General Fremont, without consent of the governmentat Washington, he has, by virtue of the goneral order to that effect, been dismissed from the service of the United Col. HY. B. CARRINGTON. Colonel Carrington, of the United States Army, has been appointed to the command of a brigade under Gen. ++.Colonel —— CARTER. Colonel Carter has charge of the volunteers from Ten- nessee, known as the Union Tennessee brigade, now fight- Colonel ROBERT COWDIN. Colonel Cowdin, of the First Massachusetts volunteers’ being senior Colovel of tho brigade in which is his regi- ment, takes command of the same until a General is ap- pointed. ‘The brigade is the second in General Hooker's .Colonel CHARLES CRUFT, Colonel Cruft, of the Thirty-first Indiana Volunteers, has recently beon appointed to the temporary comamand of four Indiana regiments in Kentucky. Acting Brigadior General .,. ments in Kentucky. Acting Brigadier General....Col. GRO. H. GORDON, Acting Brigadier General... .Colonel J, A. GARFIELD. STAFF. Acting Commissary. Buell. An additional brigade having been formed of certain regiments under Gen. Banks, Col. Gordon, of the Second Massachusetts Volunteers, being senior Colonel, takes command in the absence of a Brigadier General. Col. EDWARD HARLAND. Gen. Burnside’s division is being divided into brigades, and the Second brigade being at pregent without aduly commissioned Brigadier General, Col. Harland, of the Fighth Connecticut Volunteers, takes command as senior Acting Brigadier General... oflicer. Acting Brigadier General....Col. E. W. HINKS. STAFY. Assistant Adjutant General. .Captain Chadwick. Colonel Hinks, of the Nineteenth Massachusetts Volun- teers, hus had for some time the command of the brigade recently under the charge of General Lander, in General Stone’s division. He has been recommended by influen- tial persons to the full rank of Brigadier General for his bravery at Ball’s Bluff, &c Acting Brigadier General STAFF. Assistant Adjutant General. .Capt. Richard F. Bester. Lieut. Mon. P. Schmuck. -Lieut. Flem, Dunham. Col. Hovey, of the Twenty-fourth Indiana, was tempo- rarily appointed Acting Brigadier General, but whether he still retains the command since Gen, Fremont’s re- Commissary. . Assistant Commissar; moval is not certain. Acting Brigadior General. . Colonel J. C. KELTON. Colonel John C, Kelton, of the Ninth Missouri Volun- teers, has had charge of # brigade under Gen. Pope. -Colonel W. H. LAMON. Colonel Lamon, of the Virginia volunteer cavairy, has had the temporary charge of a brigade on the Maryland Acting Brigadier General Side of the Potomac. Acting Brigadier hones). : “Capt tended. Acting Brigadier General...Colonel S. H., LEONARD. .+.Colonel W, H. LYSLE. Colonel Lysie, of the Tenth Ohio Volunteers, has been appointed to the charge of a brigade of troops in Ken- Acting Brigadier General sucky. On several occasions has Colonel Samuel H. Leonard, of the Thirteenth Massachusetts Volunteers, acted as Geno. ral, two or three regiments of General Banks’ division goon temporarily brigaded, and he being senior | ~ taking command in the absence of any gonoral, He was last reported in command of a fair sized brigade Colonel F. G. D'UTASSI. Several regiments baving been brigaded so as to form a third brigade in Genoral Blenker’s division, Colonel D’Utassi, of the Garibaldi Guard (Thirty-ninth New York Volunteers), being senior Colonel, takes command. ‘Acting Brgadier General. . . Colonel GRAHAM N. FITCH. Colonel Fitch, of the Forty-sixth Indiana Volunteers, has beep appointed to the charge of four Indiana regi- leapt. Ralph Plumb. .Capt. Jacob Heaton. Colonel Garfield, of the Forty-second Uhio, has charge of the Eighteenth brigade of Kentucky, under General Col. ALDIN P. HOVEY. Col. JAMES LANI Assistant Adjutant Gatien: im T. J. Weed. ++... Cap MH. Insley. . Wilder. Capt. H J. Adams, “Capt. W. W. Updegram, Capt. R. Gilpatrick, M.D. -Licut, T. T, Anderson. “Lieut. H. Gray Loring. -Lieut. R. H. Kerr. -Lieut. Lyman Scott, -General J. N. McCail. Whether Acting Genoral Lane, who holds a Colonel's commission from the Governor of Indiana, will retain bis command of the Kausas troops, now that Gen. Hunter is at the head of tho department, is not at present known. Le He is now occupying his seat us United States Senator, | 44) aye Gola baal and Gen. Denver being in Kansas, a change may be in- A. iu the neighborhood of Williamsport. ng Drigadier General. . Acting Brigadier Genoral.. Kentucky. Acting Brigadier General... seat of war, duly announced. Acting Brigadier General... brigade at Cairo. Acting Brigadier General...Colonel OSTERHAUS. Colonel Osterhaus was temporarily appointed Acting Brigadier General by General Fremont. officer of the Missouri Volunteers during the advance upon Springfleld, and doubtless is now only acting in his rogimental capacity as the troops have been withdrawn. - Colonel —— Palmer. Colonel Palmer has recently had charge of a brigade Acting Brigadier General under General Pope, in Missouri. Acting Brigadier General... ouri. Acting Brigadier General... .. BENJAMIN LOAN. Goneral Loan has charge of that portion of the Mis | = souri State Militia now in the field in the counties of Bu. chanan, Andrew, Nodaway, Atchison and Holt, Missouri. ..Colonel M. D. MANSON. Colonel Manson has chgrge of four regiments in Ken lucky, consisting of volunteers from Indiana, Ohio and Col. THOMAS. F. MEAGHER. Acting General Meagher is now engaged in organizing brigade of Irish citizens, part of which is already at the When complete he will doubtless have his full commission granted, at which time his staff will be -Colonel R. J. OGLESBY. Colonel Oglesby, of the Eighth Mlinois Volunteers, has been appointed temporary commaader of the second Colonel J. B. PLUMMER. Colone! Plummer, of the Eleventh Missouri Volunteers’ has been for some time in Command of the post at Cape | — Girardeau, and has soveral times Jed a brigade in parsuit of the rebel, General Jeff. Thompson, mand is still Iccated at some point ia Southeastern Mis- Colonel J. A. STL. He was senior His present com- Acting Brigadier General; . .. Liout, Vol. F, STEELE. Colonel Stoole had charge of a brigade under General Pope during his recent brilliant movement in Missouri. Acting Brigadier Goneral....Capt. THUS. W. SWEENEY. Captain Sweeney has been esteemed as a good army officer, and during the carlier portions of the troubles in Missouri had command of the reserve corps of that State. His present command is not yet announced. Acting Brigadier General, Col, ROBERT T. TAYLOR. When General Stevens left General Smith’s division to take command under General Sherman, the portion of his brigade left behind was placed under the command of Colonel KR, T. Taylor, of the Thirty-third New York Volunteers. Acting Brigadicr General... . Lieut. Colonel JAS. TOTTEN. Lioutenant Colonel Totten is the officer commanding the First Missouri artillery, in the absence of Colonel Blair, and during the advance upon Springfield was appointed to the command of a brigade; composed mainly of artillery. Acting Brigadier General, .,.Col. J. B. TURCHIN. Colonel Turchin, of the Nineteenth Llinois Volunteers, has by a recent order of General Buell been assigned to the command of the Eighth brigade of a division of that department, and consisting of four regiments. Hisfriends are endeavoring to obtain for him the full rank of Briga dier Goneral. Acting Brigadier General... .Colonel —- TURNER. STAFF, Assistant Adjutant General, .— sestsseetesseeeree sess cbloutonant Deweese. Colonel Turner, of the Missouri Voluntevers, has had charge of a brigade at Tipton, in tho sub-department of Gon. Pope. Acting Brigadier General... JAMES C. VEATCH. Colonel Veatch, of the Twenty-fifth Indiana Voluntoers, has been assigned to the command of the brigade in Mis- souri formerly held by General Davia, Acting Brigadier Genoral.. . .Colonel, W. H. L.. WALLACE, Colonel Wallace, of the Elevonth Lilinois Volunteers, has the temporary command of tho Fifth brigade at Cairo. Acting Brigadier General... ..Colone! MAX WEBER. Colonel Max Weber, of the Twentioth New York Volun_ toers, has charge af a brigade at Old Point, under General Wool, There may have been, and doubtiess are, severa; officers who have acted as temporary geuerals, whose names are not recorded, in consequence of the informa- tion not having reached us. We have made tho list as complete as possible with the data we have already collected. Jersey City News. AN ENGLISHMAN STannED ON THE JeRsEY Crry Ferny Boat.— ‘On Sunday afternoon an Englishman, whose name is Young, while on the ferry boat J.C. Darcy, runningto Jersey City, became quite conspicuous by expressing in a public manner his opinion of the Mason and Slidell affair, and re- marking that the Yankees would have had tosmella little of John Bull’s gunpowder if they had not come up to the scratch and given them up. Another person, whose name ‘wo could notlearn, became quite crazed over Young's remarks, and for a while the two had a pretty warm con- troversy over the matter. Finally the boat landed, and just as was going off the boat some unknown ‘per. son stabbed him. ‘Though done with a penknife, the wound was found to be quite serious, and he was ‘con- veyed toa vessel near by, and ationded by Dr. Varick. It was very remarkable that no person saw who the party was that committed the act, not even Young him- self. The injury will not, it is said, prove fatal. BUARDING A! AND | LODGING, — PLAINLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM AND BED. on first floor, as ey convenience for house- erm $8 per Week, or $10 per month, in advance. 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THE FIREMEN, 7 N% TE MEMBERS AND EXMEMBERS OF Hibernia Hook and Ladder Company No. 18 are ro (uested to assernble at the truck house ou Puesuay afternoon, at one o'clock, to attend the funeral of our late ineuber aud beloved ansociate Francis ieee. ‘FURNITURE. BEDROOM SUIT OF ENAMELLED FC: RNITURS for $24, in alt colors, of Warranted manutacture; nents Chamber, Sits, "pain an ora nia Canal street, opposite Wooster Euuabtied in 1948, A eh GOOIEE URNITURE.—CASH PAID FOR SECOND HAND FUR. niture, Mirrors and Carpets, Country ealls wutended wo, Address Furniture Store, Hudson stree:, A good ma- hogany Plympton Secretary Bedstead for sale cheap HE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF A PRIVAT! Aly for rate at a great sacriuce, No. 13 Rutgers street. rt sonia Er. GATING at LAKE LINCOLN, BERGEN ILL, 1WO miles from Jersey City ferry. Excursion ticket from aad to Jersey City. 20 certs; children under Jo years, 12 cents, Hxcursion tickets trom and to New Yorx, 28 cents; on ao ty Pini 15 cents. Apply to JAMES F. FIELDER, Bergen {fill Ralirond, adjoining the Jersey City Mand wo el URKE & BAKER 43 Maiden lane, at ty of Skates can roe ured. N. ‘acing is good a white tiag will be displayed mn the rear of each cur, and a red ball hoisted at 45 Maiden ‘ane, N.Y. KATES, SKATES, SKATES,—LADIES, GENTS’ AND Boys’ Skates for sale cheap, at retatt, to clowe off the samples of an importing house. Gallut 18 Cedar sireet, up stairs, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN 10 lish Skat 8 FOr si reduced prices to the Hitt and 245 Pear! sts _ RAILROADS. Peo, he FOR ALBANY Colonel Joshta A. Sill, of the Thirty-third Obio Volun. | and 11 A. M., 5 Cap techer olabek teers, has charge of a brigade of Union troops belonging | YEW YouK, Hania as, WRike GAIL to Gen, Buell’s department, pera yes den bor te Acting Brigadier Gene . Colonel §, TT. STARR. \ wine «arvana noe panting Mo Colonel Samuel H. Starr, of the Fifth New Jorsey | siath siveet depot. E Volunteers, hus roceutly acted, and is, perhaps, stil Oe a TTT BORG te a eiatant Cesceiicians [ tia et __ SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES, SITUATION WANTED-—LY A YOUNG PROTESTANT Woman, a8 meat aud pastry cook; willing to do both, Gait at Aso Muiborry at. sishatand ia SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE Young Womwn, a8 HUTS ANd SeaMAtreas oT us Chumber- aan city reference, Ost! at 207 West 27th st., between r maid, Bub RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GERMAN GIRL wishes & situation as cox. washer and ironer; 18 wile ling to do housowork, Callat 10f West 23th st, third oor, front room, FECT FEMALE cook RMAN), WISHES: ai tn ahotelor private family, Address or call Up stairs, RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN, WITH A 4X. fresh breast of milk, wao has lost her own bauy, two months old, wants asituation as wet nurse in a respectable family; best of reference given. Call for one day at 269 East Lith st., room 16. RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT WOMAN WISHES A situation as wet nurse, has no baby; od reference if equired, Call for two day's at 2V1 Lat tween 17th and Tat stsrover the drug store, SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MARRIED « WOInMD, as Wet nurse at herown house; hasa fresh breast of milk. Good cily reference. Apply for two days atHO Tih av., between Slat und Sed sts, ae YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE A SITUATION TO sattond ina bakery ora tanoy store, or would give her ime until 1 o'clock daily Jy some private family as an quivalent for Bound understands dressmaking and plain sowings Address A.M, sation D. SITUATION WANTED—BY, A. QENTERL AMERICAN © girl, ina smal rience the comto care of children Laucy, station A, 8 TANTED—A SITUATION AS SALESWOMAN, BY A young lady of the highest respectability, ty a mil linery, cloak or fiiney store; does all kinds of necdiework and embroidery; sulacy Hot 80 much an object ax a good situa tion, Address M.’D. W., 26 Vestry at. ANTED—A SITUATION BY AN HONEST GIRL, TO do general housework. Best of reference given, te Family preferred, Apply at 42 Vandam st,, corner of Ly A SITUATION AS 1 housework, or anything thats ‘o days at 122'West 30th st, frout ANTED BY A COLORED G1 cook or to do ge called for to do, Call fo: Louse, second tloor, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUA- on as general housemaid, Good reference given, at 357 Mystie uv, Brooklya, § WANTED—A YOUNG GERMAN GIRL, TO DO GENE. ral housework Ina small private family, Apply to-day and Thursday at 282 West 19h at. WANTED-3Y 4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as first class eo Stas dboner cook or order cook; ts a Protestant; is willing to go in the countr or remain in the city, Has the best of city reference, Call at 280 Malberry s., ANTED~A SITUATIO! avery experianend, y AS INFANT'S NURSE, BY wz Wormnan, Who is Cully capa- f taking the entire charge of a baby from birth; ean bing up by hand or botle if required. Has the very best of city references from some of the first class families; can Tefer to their {ally doctors. Can be engaged at $72 6th ie drug store. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, AS SEAMSTRESS, BY A young girl; is. good dressmaker, and understands all kinds of family sewing; or would aesist in chamberwork, Has good city references from where she has been for the ive years, Can be seen at her present employer's, 226 West I at, for two days. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Protestant girl, to do chamberwork or light house- work; no objection to'children, Gall ut No, 4 Bowling green, third'iloor, back room, ANTED—BY A -RESPECTARLE MARRIED WOMAN, who has lost her own baby, a ehlid to Wet nurse apher own residence; the beat of reference given. Can be seen for two days at No, 75 Weat 25th st. War A PROTESTANT GIRL, A SITUATION cooking, washing and froning of a small pri- vate Tamily, or to do general housework for a small family. Can be seen for (1 ieee at No. 10 Hammond st. YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS UNDER gardener, Can give the best of reference. Address Gar- Gener, box 218 Herald office, ITUATION WANTED.—WANTED, A. SITUATION BY A young man, as cooper and porter in a siores Is a good Secountant, and wishes 1o make himself general} usecnl ; moderate Wages expec , for one day, P, ¥., care joney, 29 Whitehall n, New York. TANTED-—SITUATION AS SALESMAN IN A FIRST class dry Fy goods J jo house, by a young man having alarge and desirable niance in the West, near by, and city trade, with twelve years’ experieuge in one of the best houses in the city, now “retiring froin business; reter- ences given, Address M. 8, P., box 181 Herald ollice, ANTED—A YOUNG MAN IN AN OFFICE AS GEN- eral clerk; also salesman for a Yankee Notion house and a coll at 1 Wall street, Merchants’ Clerks’ Regintry oftice.” Situations procured. for respectable partien, Established in 1886. Applicants by mail mustenciose stamps HELP WANTED—MALES. GENTS—CAUTION,—UNPRINCIPLED PARTIES RE. sort to all manner of devices to deceive those who act ‘3 agents for our UNEQUALLED PACKAGE, and by these means endesvor to Induce them’ to sell their RTHLESS IMITATIONS. But they have shard Wwork to do ths, for now that the public uainted with the merits of the UNION PRIZE | STATIONERY | RECIVE PACKAGE AXD they will use no other, These parties dare not put up a pack- like ours, for the law protects us by copyright, and this covers everything—our invaluable recipes included. J anything mate were wanted to convince agents that our EXCELS ALL OTHERS, the unsolicited editorials we receive daily from the PRI F THIS CLIY should be sifficient to convince the most sceptical that our package Is FAR AHEAD OF ALL OTHERS, and {s the only one that SATISFIES THE PUBLIC. Agents wanted in every city, town and villa country. Agents can make from’ $5 to $10 per di Zour address to us, and wo wil mail you our chr lar, can. iaining full particulars, “We put in each package a beadtiful and lifelike engraving of General GE. B. MCCLELLAN, 6 by 10, % ABLE RECIP! @ Mitints COMMERCIAL NOTE PAPER, § SHEETS LADIES! BILLET PATER, HEETS LADIBS) NOTE PAPE: g BUFF ENV! HITE UMON ENVELOPES, In colors, 8 LADIES WHITE UNION ENVELOPES, {n colors, 2 FINE STEEL “aed 1 FINE PENCIL, 1 SHMET BLOTIN | RGGOMMODATION EES *HOLDER, VALUABLE PInOR Or. JEWELRY. —-— nate & CO,, 102 Nassau street. homme IN SELLING i McCLELLAN GIFT PORTABLE WRITING DESK ave an e in the Send . ADVANTAGE OVER ALL OTHERS, it being an ENTIRELY NEW ARTICLE, and not at all ke anything tu the nar kel; in fuct ft d, Soldiers wit! find them indispensable, and when they once use them they will buy no other, Zuch desk contains the following articles:— Three kinds of Writing Paper, three kinds of Enveloy match paper, one bottle of Ink, one Penholder, one two tne Start Pons, one sheet Blotting Pap Jewelry, Price for the wh over the country. Sen It is. copyrighted Med canto betata ato AGENTS MAKE MOST AND GIVE BETTER SATIS {action by selling our Prize Pai We put up supe- Tor Stationery and Patriotic Packages, Pull particulars free in cirewiars, HASKINS & OO., 36 Beekman sirect, head- Sumrtars fos Unlop Siacignerys BRLUARYOUR EVES MAY BE MADE BRILLIANT, and rough handssoft and smooth in tive minutes, tor New Year's. “Samples free. Agents wanted. Pitty cents. _DR. E. ROSSLAU & CO., 456 Broadway, cor. Broome at, RUG CLERK WANTED—ONE WHO, UNDERSTANDS tie city retall business, Apply at Gi Greenwich at, of cor RUG CLERK WANTED—ONE THAT U2 UNDERSTANDS the business and can come well recommend quire at 190 9th avenue, D. ED MAN. eRK WANTED—AN EX! Address, with re c FEW RESPECTABLE rthe sale of a highly popular in- din this city aud Brooklyn. d with partics using Hot S12 Broadway, oppgaite St, ANYED—A CLERK FOR A STEAMER, ONE BOOK- Keeper, one entry cietk, two conductors, six me steamers, two boys for trades, wo brakemen, girls to travel to Calliorniu aud Europe, three porters, two men to drive \8, ohe stewardess, and a cook fora hotel. Ap- hatham square, WARES. BOY WHO ©. ply @t26 Ann AN SETTYPE WELL, AP- St, Up stairs. Weare. STEWARDS AND ONE COOK. AP- Ply to Commander Woodh board steamer Connee- tiout, at Navy Yard, A 3 P.M. WaNtED a FEW ACTIVE MEN TO SELL A SEA- YT oreguaple article, that. is in great demand, | Sales quick and proits large, But @ smail capital required and uo ris! ‘Apply ne #2 and 4 Nassau treet, room Nou. ene ‘WANTED—A BOY TO TAKE CARE OF A HORSE. One who has worked some at the carpenter's trave pre- ferred av. UG Call early. street, up stairs. _ HELP WANTED-FEMALES. BUNDANCE OF CALLS AT LOWERRE’S OFFICE.— Sobambermaida, $ovok + and housoworkers wanted (hie 180 one ‘of small girls, now roady at LL FAMILIES AND GOOD SERVANTS WILL FIND tho largest old established Tnattuute on the corner of and Eleventh street, for Gerinan, English, aud American women: str¥. Floyd in attendance, Good pinces always ready, Small girls wanted GOD EumnorEnEsses WANTED. roughly compevent persous need apply cot mages given. Call all thiy week Dotw and 12 o'clock, at 280 4th ay,, ne SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS.—A NUMBE! good hands can fud tmmediate employment, on g Paying work, at 7 Chambers street, up stairs, ANTED—IMMEDIATELY, AS NURSE, AN ©: XPE rienced Scotch or English woman, to take charge of, two children, one two years old, the other an infant of two" montha; must be faithful, steady and bpationt, and at Least 39 pact ‘wages $8, Apply beiween LL and Lo'clock at 50 NE 9 auch the high. ANTED—A WOMAN TO COOK, WASH AND TRON; she must understand her business thoroughly and be Wellrecommended: Apply at 83 West 20th at., between the hours of 9 and m ANTED—A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL, h good reierences, to do the general housework of a muall pret a aust be & competent cook, Washer and froner, Call wt 635 jarleton av., Brooklyn, ANTED—A FIRST CLASS ¢ WASHER AND trouer; good reference required. ity ‘after 12 o'clock at 175 Macdougal st., between Waverley place and sth ANTED—IN A PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, A girl, who will make horaelf generally useful. Frefe- 3 to one who has lived in a boarding house before, Apply at 78 iim at. ANTED—AN ACTIVE AND COMPETENT GIRL, AS waitress and chambermaid; must have good references, Apply immediately at (he northeast corner of dist st, and ‘bth ay, ‘ANTED—A FIRST CLASS FRENCH OR GERMAN ‘cook, with unexceptionable recommendations; no otters need apply. Apply 4c $9 Union square, between the hours of ten and ol ‘WANTED—A FIRST CLASS COOK, ALSO MUST AS. sist in washing; unquestionable’ city referene quired. “Apply at 45 Bast Stat at,, between 9 and 12 0! ‘ET NURSE WANTED .—A YOUNG HEALTHY MAR- ried woman, with a fresh breast of milx, tg wanted, Call at 12 Carroll'place, South Brook! Clinton sts. Best of references required ANTED—TWO LADIES, TO ATTEND 4 1 iment counter in a railroad restaurant ont of th character and knowledge of thik or seme lar business are indispensable quuliticalions for the glace. No notice taken of applicants unless Cully answering the above, Address box 266 Poughkeepsie Post ‘oftloe, “SALES AT AUCTION. LBERT MORTIMER GRIFFIN & CO,, AUCTIONEERS. The property of a family deetintng housekeeping, NIFIUE! _— HOUSEHOLD Superb Vases, rare and costly 72g octave rosewood Pia FURNITURE, Ornaments and Works of Art, forte, vod aa black walnut Parlor Sults, Bronze and Ormolu Chandelle Embroidered Lace Curtains, Ancient and modern Oil Paintings, Sevres and Dresden China Vases, sai ae ‘Sideboard, Extension Table, stegeres, Bookcase, Contre Tabte: oc ge Cl hina, Glass and Silver Ware, Shefiield Table Cutlery, Table Lines Rosewood and mahogany Bedroom Furniture, Sale commencing on this day, Tuesday, at IL o'clock, At the residence of Dr, Philip Ransom, 70 West Twenty-sixth street, near Sixth avenue. MAGNIFICENT 7 OCTAVE PIANOFORTE, solid rosewood, rich case and legs, lined with satin wood, full iron plate, ‘all m improvemenis, made by Broad: way makers, fully guaranteed, has been tested by competent nndges and proconne ‘@ superior instrument, rosewood. dake erbury, stool velvet cover, musi tc. BRAWING ROOM SUITS. ‘Two elegant full Suita, richly carved in truit and flowers, covered with satin brocade of most expensive da te antique and gousie Reception Chairs, covered with India_sa- tin; Reclining “arbi re, ie eps roar f Ete. arr statuary marble top, lined wi satin wood, mirror score and bad j Seoreinire ‘Bookcase, Indy’s Work Table, in- laid with mother of peal RNCIENT AND MODERN OIL PAINTINGS, by eminent urisia—tyro Match Patntings, by Northco May ‘eatival, Gardens of Versal and Luxemboui y Davi ‘The Immaculate Canceptian, atwor Murillo, cele atta peta ing in the Louvre Galery, Paris; Winter Scone on the evi Ke by Legrand by Cole; siyorh Fainting ‘on Mie Ganes intuwitserisnn, by Danas French: lino iim ray. ings, Pier Mirrors, large Mantel Mirror, embroidered ARTIST BRONZE STATUARY, VASES, &C. Brotize Siatueltes of Hamlet, Minerva, Goddess of War, Joan of Are, Richard Cor de Lion, Indian Warriors, Poetry, Musle, Pantin Rembrandt, Rubens, Fisher Boy and Gli, Pavebe, ae; two Tongnifuent Vases, Sevres, from ikection of Jerome ‘Bonaparte; avian Vases, Figures, Bisque and Ormolu Ornaments, superb Ormoln Cl Pier and Mantel Mirrors, luck. Solid bak Buffets, statuary marble tops; Extension Table to match, Chairs, Courhes, Mirrors, China, Dinner and Tea Sets; Ruby and © at and Engraved Glasaware; solid Siiver Dinner and tvice, Hheffeld Table Cutlery, Silver Plated Caters, Cike, Hark et % Spoons, utter Kuives, Nopiie Bing | Salvers, Table Line! " ie CHAMBERS. Rosewood Bureaus, Beduicads, Gommodos, Wardrobes, Shaving Stand, Armotre-a-Glace, Tollet Tables, Hulr an Spring ’Muttretace, Feather Beds, Blankets, Linen Sheets, Counterpanes, Sofus, Rockers, Cintra, Hat Stand, Stair Car: pels, Rods, det Also w large ‘assortment of Basement and ite N. Eiersibata. B,—Strangers wishing to attend this sale can take the Broadway ‘House, and Sixth avenio stages and cars at the Artor ‘Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotels, which will bring them within a few doors of the house, ¢ rer Twenty- sixth street, Competent persons will be in auendance to PACK aud ship goods going to the country. ATS EL wa SALE, 8 L, A, MATHEWS, AUCTIONEER. DAY, CUES! SDAY), DEC. oe aT Hig SALESHOOM, “79 NASSAU STREET, between Fulion and John stret UPERD PARIS. FANCY GOODS, REAL PARIAN MARBLE R STATUA: IStic. BRONZES ‘AND cLbCKS, ND FRENCH | CHINA VASES, Been cen LVER PLATED WARE, SPLENDID FRENCH CHINA, DIS gp STATUETTES AND AND EE i ps blade i HILT AND HOLY, Goons, LADIES! CA: pi ra piney, * OP! SSE, WORK BOXES, SRGAR CABINETS, LIQUOI CASES, T would call the attention of those ‘seeking presents, to this sole, a6 the goods offered are direct from im| orkly ora. entirely ow and frosh, and they will be perempta logues now reaily, , UCTION NOTICE.—AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPOR- unit “YOR HOUSEKEEPERS AND THE TRADE. THE BEAUTIFUL HOUSEHO! URNITURE contained in the large dwelling teas, No is2 Waverle; place, east of Sixth avenue, will be sold at phe auction, this afternoon, aa ook poree Consisting ELEGA! SK PIANOFORTE, itn ALL THE faba MENT}. “Gost a aes DERN Richly carved te, covered th titeal and hairslothe: Turkish “Chairs ayd Lounges, Reception Chairs roxewood Btegeres, with mirror back and doors; rosewoo Centre and ier ‘Tables, large French Mirrors) Bocretary Bookease, Wardrobes, elogant rosowood and mah Bode room Suits, fine Hair fatirenses ‘ters and fine Blankets, Glocks, V Hook Siauds, Sota Beds, ine Brurse}+, Tapes ingraia Carpets, Oliclotha, Btals Carrots, Glass, China and Silver Ware, Table Cutlery, Stoves, Hat- stinds, Hall Chair, &. Sule positive, All the goods mnar be removed after the sale, Terms cash, E. PRATT, auctioneer. UCTION NOTICE. THIS DAY, AT TEN O'CLOCK, AND Arma TIVE SALE OF LARGE READY MADE CLOVHIN! DRY Rae TIES HMinorbigntes, JACKETS, SATINETS TIES ‘GAtNr ET GuovEn FURS, AND i reat Also, by ob eo The the entire balance of a RY GUODS JOBBER'S: STOCK. Lode ‘OOD BROTHERS & UN. 29 Murr GE SALE OF CHINA, GLASS, EARTH and Fancy Goous, &c, JAMS RENWICK, At , to foreclose a mortgag ‘contained in the old established crockery store ot, Van Orden & Co., 101 Fulton avenue, near Bridge street, Brooklyn, on SaturGuy morning, Jan. 6 1962, at lig orclock: Said stock consists in part of China, tine Cut and’ Pressed Earthenware and Fancy Goods. The trade are invit al, as the goods must. be sold. N RISTALAR, AUCTION neer, will sell, thi 31, at 10 o'clock, at No, 268 Sevond street, te comer Store, consisting oF my Furnnees, &e. By order of Attorney for mortgagee, T GAFFNEY & CO.. AUCTIONEERS, OFFICE 170 170 Chatham street, will sell, this day. at '2 o'clock P. Lease and Fixtures of the 0: —Tables, Chair ‘ser and Drinking Sulvoit Mirrors, Counters, Beer Furmps, Gas Wiztoros, Grockery, be X PIANO. FOR $75—-FULL SWEET T order, by w first rate city maker. Cuil A MAGNIFICENT TONED 7 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD Pianovorte, with patent ittll iron plate, overstrung bass, Found corners'and richly carved case afd legs, but three months in use, will be sold for abont half its value. Call at 87 North Sixth ‘Third, Willian MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIA- forte for sale; carved logs and case, fall tron plate, over= Strung bass, all modern improvements, made to order by Browuway makers, fully guarrunteed tor three years, in use Dut soven mpntin cost $0, for $264, Including soot and cover, Also, an elegant Drew 1 Koom Sut 08% BIW, $125. Inquire at 70 Weat Twenty-aixtt, street, near dus avent Wa4NTep=4 Youne MAN WHO WHITES A ioe, hand, figures correctly and bas some ki bookkeeping. "Those willing to work fora mode sation will address, in own handwriting, M.D. Sib av., stating saitry required, Hefer Wante—a MAN, TO TRAVEL WITH THE ADVER. User, in a light ovening business; $50 can meet with a good position; must ood judze of inoney; Wages equal to $12 per week. al irom 12 to 4 o'clock at LIf Christopier st, hall door, SLOOPER MONTH 18 POSITIVELY MAKE IT Selling Dodin's patent Hem Polder and Tuck Darker, adupted for machine or hand sewing, and other ay sale, Call on 07 adipiaejoaept Dodin, No, oe! New yx een | $ eee | tite tamite tr yadres- 1 Mademolalic V. A., ait 0: s recomm: ada TENTION PIANOFORTE PURCHASERS—1WO A Mnngnitloent rosewood 734 octave Planotorwes, less Gost; full ron frames, tour round corners, sinished. b bass, Ac. “Also mahogany Planoforte, $40, and 130, “McDONALD & UO., 353 Bowery, ‘near ARGAIN TO CASH CUSTOMERS—PRICE _ §130, Br Gheinsl price $28; short tine ‘used; rosewood 2 Octave, Found corner Piahotorie, full iron plate, splendid to: and touch; best ciy h unexpired guarantee, ply at the Fesidence, No, 28 ‘Third street. Fourth s.r Ap- THE TRADES. — JOOPERS WANTKD.—THREE GOOD COOPERS, TO J goushort distance in t . Apply to George «ds, 390 Greenwich Edw H DS_WANTED—ON LEATHER | RQUIPMENT! _eniters, filers und siitehers, at No, 2 Jacoo st. DHOTOGRAPHLR WANTED—A GOOD oP: ERAvOR (an American, who understandsalbuimen work. Apply At Rockwell's Galery, 419 Broadway, COOPERS WA 10 MAKE ROUND AND A. T. BRIGGS, Gt Rutgers stip, inn. AMUSEMENTS, OWERY THEA R B ed BR, SHOR '§ NATIONAL CIRCUS. bi ua YPY NisW YEAR TO ALL! Price triumph of the new Pantomime of BARON UNCHAUSEN; or, Moriequin and the Fairy of the Silver which will be performed e ight during the week, n june a with hh aiar tomes any eee. A PER-RE: MBER—REME MBE WY Aes DAY TWO G RAND PE HORTANCRS will be given of the Monster Pantomime, in addition (0 he Ring entertainment, anne Al'ertioon pertoriuance commences at 2%, Evening performance commences at a a Merrie 639 BROADWAY, BETWEEN “SPRING and Prince, cl puCRAR Fle OF THE WORLD, THE stare COMPANY OF ‘The greatest combination of ane ‘Two greatest dancers in the SIGNORINA ANNED ne GALLETTL atc sons. TELARDE, who are the wonder and admiraiion of all who behold then, ‘The new Ballet, entitled LANA AND HER FAIRIES, produced with NEW AND, SPLENDID. SORNERY INTRICATE TRICKS, under tue diteorion of Honaaat, whe, with bla Ballater TWENTY-FIVE BEAUTIFUL YOUNG LADIBS, will exoaute « aumber of NEW AND BRILLIANT DANCE, being the GEST AND BEST BALLET TROUPE in the world. The company THE MOST TALES fn America, Among the uames hag be found. J, H. OGDEN, . H. OGDEN, SAM SHARPLEY, ba SHARPLEY, JAMES DUNN, JAMES DUNN, . LA MONTE, LA MONT! DENZER BROTHERS, DENZER B. 1) MONS, VELARDE, | a, MONS. VELARDE, MISS KATE PENNOYER, — MiaS KATE PENNOYER, MISS ADELE SABA MISS Rath CALI MISS AUGUSTA ALBY, Miss AUGUSTA W. re TTA GALLETTL Tostenine bel BERNARD, Songer winonter, rs JENNY GARDNER, JENNY Titgerc imma ‘ith ma pan ‘a gery. g na HUNDRED PERFORMERS, forminy Lakdtsr AND BEST COMPANY IN AMERICA, | ‘Atrampork: doa't vogiect (6 ose this’ great” coe Ghia Bere asatt caslact G sa iy psa ene, pane being worth double the priee of admis ‘Seo them in any one act, NOTICE. —By particular roquent, on New Year's day, am, APTERNOON PERPORMANG will be given, commencing at 29a i, tor oy ti oe ee wan Ave Not Been the gren ae . Ait COMPANY ‘AT Ti Mi ‘MELODEON. a ny wil oar, on't forget ch Liye t APTERNOO! jon. ws Ws usual, commencing at 2 o'ek ‘A OTS, WNEW oun NE NEW ACTS, ry OF d week of oy nee Perini FORTUNE'S PROLICS. nile FPROLI FORTUNE'S Fi ROLL Oe ‘siete Ba ty i of BOLE ex’ RAORDINARY MECHANICAL CH. STANTARG. TRIOKS AND oe Ceo seer hela er ane et Aka tea MULLIGAN, A. J. HEAT, a UENMAINE, Riess TONY PASTO! TONY PASTOR, TONY PASTO! Sara Loy MISS ERNESTINE. DE PATER, TARIN. LIZ2i SCHULTE, MUR. RNGe GiEAT B BALLET TROUPE, i by 1 Brillant Hae Dive DUPE it, ¥ Ww vere Wile Fes Haan AND THE ROSE, te BUTTRRELY ap Te ROSE. Jainment for New Year'a Oweit W. BUTLER: Sole Lessoe and Manager. _Moxs, La Tuornk, Stage Mankger. FTERNOON N PERFORMANCE oF, Bis yRaws Dae AT THE MELO! ADWAY man entitled: vitthe wpm ‘Don’ el baetges o Lew rains jod Pao oon, NEW YEAS AFTERNOON. NEW YEAIS AFTERNOON, NEW YEAR'S AFTERNOON: NEW YEAR'S API Fi ig REW YEARS API 4 NEW YEARS AFTERNOON. NEW YEAR'S APTERNOON, NEW YEAR'S AFTERNOON, NEW YEA) heat AFTERNOON. COMPANY, including all the pera aitached tO the Metodcom, wit appear. H. OGDEN ain AxwerTy Gather dana , MONS. BAN RITARELEY in his fun, . Oe EVA oe AMES DUNN at with the entire up ketagt ie ED PERO n ual, Tone forget Melodeon ‘New Year'a Day 444- c, 10 HALL, 44.4 —AMBRIOAN gO 8 44¢ BROADWAY. ‘The most popular ince of amusement in the city. the one great question of tho day and ‘he ereply is very short, and gives 444." the first place, there ig the best talent im the cowi and he ‘guoeral effect of the place is superior to any pen] the city. he followin wu im" antiate ti "ou RLEY. W Nene Watts, Mowe Lr SiMMONS, BILLY QUINN, BILLY QUINN, W. WES’ W. WE! M, TURN Neer, M. TURNE! GE WARREN, GHORGE WARREN, PATTIE greWAlr: FATTIE ‘Tho renowned Negro Comedians, In new Acts, Songs, Dances, Burlesques, &c, ‘The best BALLET TROUPE fn the city, composed of firat class dancers, under the dire ton ot IONS. PAU! PRLEART. THE OELEVANTIO ROTHERS in their wonderful Gy “Bia Ven "cy see gue sa pe *aiftiaxn, Ballet Master. J, YL PANDER, Musial om Direc! . to Gl NOTICE.—The Mis a wey cha eagire in = nouncing an Seay ‘with the "Bie Comedians:— Ca daeey GARDNER, DENNY GALLAGHER, anager. HARRY E! Who ill appear op atoniay, aviary 6 1362, B.—Great no ‘active preparation. TIONAL MUSIC HALL, , CHATHAM STREBT, LATE TIONAL THEAT N RATIONS HRNOON PERFORMANCE, Commencing MS 0108 90 as pay. ntire evening's entertainment wiil be given. Admia- sion sixconts; boxes, ten cents; first tier, twenty cents, OBERT SMITH, WITH HIS EXCELSIOR TROUPE of talented artixts, introduces sundry novelties this even- ing, illustrative of the ** season." at the House of Commons, No, 25 Weat Hi a} eck Happy New Year toall. Whis- ‘at 12 o'clock. key punch f ‘TOO LATE KOR CLASSIFICATION. GOOD CHANCE To GO INTO THE CLOTHING As business.—To practical businows man, with about $0, a chal is gftered in an old estal ed Ricieeras ing & good sine, the proprietor of wt account of il! health, ae. wo RK. 8. VAN TASSELL, we Halsted & Stile’, No,52 Murray street, or to MACOY s SICKELS, Masonic temple No. 430 Brooine street, corner of Crosby street. ° i STONISIIING.—MADAME MORROW, | SEVENTH M. daughter, has a gift of for ht; tells ‘how soon and how often you will marry, and al oe Fe to know, even our very thoughts, or 2o_ pay. charms free. Her qual fs not to be tound. Her Magic Tages now ta Ce ‘ below Houston, Price 2 eration—134 Ludlow ‘st;eet, Ht mdaitted, BONA FIDE ASTROLOGIST, THAT EVERY ONE can depend on, is Mme. WILSON, who tells the shiect our vislt us soon as youcnter. She tells the riite, and warna you of dai brings success our of the most_perilous aang Oa LA B.—Celebrated magic charms, No, 189 Allen street, between Charges for A Houston and Siantun streets, over the bakery. ladies and gentiemen, Scents, MEET ME AT THE 0 OLD PLACE, DOWN wo o'elook, without fail. BULL RUN. J)OLLIE—THERE IS A LETTER IN THE BROADWAY _Post ofice fron NEW DOUBLE SEATED CARRIAGES, fer tops, and second handed Baggies, with tops: ALNo. 94 Weal Twenty-ninih atrect, between Sixth eed Seventh avenues, ]NVITATION.-I HAVE MADE ARRANGEMENTS TO [tite my rouse open on New You Day forthe re Gtalk invite gon, to call ad make yourssives’perfestiy es dially inyite you call and make yo home. "Yours, ac. Wa. PET ETCH, _ 189 Bast Thirty second street. W.WRITH AGAIN. AT HALY-PAST 5 P.M. GOP a the le deter, Don t 't fear. H, PA—DO BUY M& ONE OF THOSE DOLLAR ages of Juvenile Books tor my New Year's, Tw dilterent books in the package; a larg: assortment of ons? Book: drens’ Books, Games, mae POG te Kesean END YOUR ORDER TO GET YOUR HAIR DRESSED D "an New Year mocuing, to-day, aud look Cashlona vi to- morrow to receive your calls, PAUL Hairarearor 04 Broome. aiteet. gaged yet. ICARF PINS, Warranted solid gold and coral, $1 ea are foe pase Spectal atiention given to repairing’ fine Watebes, Fret and Engiish rere Musical Boxes, Accordeons, &c. ‘Sent for, repail to any part of the city, by ex- rienced WorksDae., otlon Warranted at this estab- fthment. WM. if MORRISON Watchinaker, No. $03 Hudson street, New York. ANTED-A MAN TO TAKE AN INTEREST AND full ebarge in a lurge Wholesale and retail produce Dustness, now doing a splendid business in one of the best Jocations in the ¢ vce farther particulars call at No, 129 Bia ghth avenue, betiveen the hours o! P. ome. Mary beurorusces. W NTED—A SMATL-SIGED FIRE PROOF, SAFE, IN We tod condigion, 5 rt ved price for cash, Address W.,fBox 26, Post oflice. | Z- —TO-DAY (TUESDAY), AT HALP-PAST FIVE. BOWERY, K, 163 ) WIDGE EAR BROOME STREBT.—MAD. Inirvoyant and gifted Spanish lad ruturity, love, mariage, abse vet medicines tor duscases; (ebis (aoky