The New York Herald Newspaper, December 23, 1865, Page 3

i | | that on the Bispetiie Dames tee St yet “a commencing at his option on Wednes- argued of Rot on! to ‘but claimed a divorce, Court ruled that the plaintiff was entitled to the ‘inal suming up, and counsel for the defence took ex- a anne yi aeemne to Tuesday next, the ‘BSib inst, at vi COURT OF GENERAL SEssioNS. Pentence of John Ward for the Killing ef Policeman Walker—Interesting Re- marks of Recorder Hofman—Warnin to Midnight Mara re—Ward to the State Prison for Life—The Case of Burnham, the Alle Mock Auction- eer, Sent to the Oyer and Term! Burgiars and Thieves Sent to the State Prison, Sc. Before Judge Russel and the Recorder, BENTENCE OF WARD FOR KILLING OFFICER WALKER. At the opening of the court yesterday John Ward, who ‘was tried and convicted of the horaicide of policeman Walker, before Recorder Hoffman, was arraigned for sen- ‘tence. REMARKS OF MR. SPENCER. Mr. Charles 8. Spencer, the counsel for the prisoner, gated that he had on that morning received important Snfermation, which he would put into the shape of aili- davits, A young man by the name of Daniel Crifly, who said that he was present at the time of the ocourtence; that Donohue, Wilson, Conner, a man named Clang Reiley, and a woman nained McEwen, were there; that. when the officers came to the door Conner rushed eat first, and that he was the man Walker attempted to seize; that the instant before Conner rushed out the door ‘was violently slammed open suddenly agafust the other ; that this fellow Clang Reilley in quick succes- sion followed Conner, aud that Ward was the third man; that hearing the report of the shot at the instant, on the first rush he (Reiliey) escaped through the back way, and bas t quiet about the matter until now. He felt it uty to call and lot him (Mr. 8.) know ee facts, and that this man, Clang Reiley, from that moment till the present has disap- . If these facts were put in the shape Of affidavits, and if the court had the power (as the chy Judgo had’ decided it possesses), it would be a good ground to base a motion for a new trial. He was not Without hope that Mrs, McEwen might be induced to make a statement of the facts, which she undoubtedly knows, and that the police, if put upon tho trail of this ‘man Reilley, may succeed in arresting him, and that the real murderer of officer Walker may eventually be Drought to justice. He (the counsel) was also informed that with the exception of a few weeks the prisoner had worked a: the wire drawing business steadily for some three years. THE RECORDER'S ADDRESS 10 TUR PRISONER. The Recorder sa'd—I shall dispose of the case as if the aM@davit were made now before me. I consider it as made, and you may fle it whenever you choose, The statements which the counsel for the prisoner make, as based upon information derived from this missing wit- ness, are entirely at variance with all the testimony on the frial. They are made by a man who, according to his own admission, has withheld what he says is the truth until a peri ‘od so late that it could be of no use to 'y. If he was entitled to any credit at all at any time he has forfcited his right to be believed the fect of withholding the information so long. All the witnesses agree that only two men went into that place on tha: occasion; and if there be any truth in the state- ment of this man, to whom you refer, you will have to ry the Governor upon that I kaif 4 It bg too late for it to have any effect he Recorder then addressed Jobu Ward as ioe: Wane, you were indicted for the murder of Thomas Walker, ene of the policemen of this city, a man who g@tood well in the department, and who was ‘universally respected by all who knew him. The Dis- ‘trict Attorney, in summing up your case, alluded to the fact that only seven or eight hundred of these policemen trolled this city during the hours of the night, guard- ‘and protecting the lives and the erty of nearly @ million of people azainst assaults and ba imes seommlien ‘aclasa of men whom he very y styled mid-, maraud-rs, These seven or eight ae pon men who guard this city at night are e: frequently te oer of Sete being. killed | ? Fs yp tana of ty. Men who are exposed as they are entitled to all the protection which the Inw affords them, 1 Seikcaooaiee: io ae, 5 bai Anjure them, must ex; receive, as they wi receive in this court, the full nishment which the law ‘measures out. There is no other way in which a police @rce can ever be made effective than to let every man ze it realize that the courts will stand by him his efforts to discharge his duty. It bas been > Pittiets rule, believe it has been of my associate (Judge Russel) in this court, to in all cases with great severity any "man makes an assault uy an officer of the law. Wow, the jury, who in Ing upon hen case, found a ordlet, rllty of manslaughter ini th first degree, of course, this view of that peti on were hic! ai its a, hil gaged ta erame whicl was not a felony, while ¢1 in of that ‘creas you fired ashot which of this unfortunate policeman, and fore said you were guilty of manslaugh- ter in the firs ree. You were roving about the streets that night a lawless osvces of bogie) and your whole couduet’ showed that you that gang @f midnight marauders, of which he tatciet Attorney poke, who are no use to society, but had better be in prison at all times than to be at large. Not only for the make of vindicating the peeeey of the murdered man, & ytd bf pani thanks and for the sake of teach- lew York, who, just like i are poprng the prod at night violating law and Mf mischief, the sentence of the Court is that you be tm the State Prison for the eee. of Sal life, ‘The prisoner was then removed from the DISCHARGE OF THE GRAND JURY. oa Jury came into court with a ee yoy number of indictments, whon ihe foreman announced that they het Avished their business, District Attorney Hall said—Will the Court aliow the See h to express ite very great oe he us aren ben Sn not only for its (edatery, but its Sted Bie Cy Judge then discharged them with the thanks yy ee ease of Zouo Burnham, © y a ‘auction establishment, which was eet down for nore called ou, There was unusual interest mant- trial, for the court room was filled with Pever eine and oa thele “dummies” of both sexes. Coun- gel for the defeudant requested the cle -k to call the panel when it, waa discovered that r After waiting for He i Hf A Fi iz 1 SENTENCES. ) Whe was convicted before the axsuult with intent to rob James Munroe, 7 ‘went to the Stal State or] for ig m. y Prison for sixty days. fa alempt at larceny, was sont City y, who pleaded guilty to an attempt at lar. ceny from the person, was semt to the ponitentiary for Jotier, convicted of an assault and battery, ‘Was fined twouty dollars. A HOUSE BURGLAR CAUGHT IN THE act. 9 A guilty to grand larce Y imprisonment in ihe State Prison, od with bu the dwelling house ie street, on the night of Hong Be, iat war caught ‘oa Tiding the pockets the taloons one of the im ‘maces of the house, and a wee evened on the spot. ORAND LARCENIES. James Riley, charged with grand larceny, in stealing forty dollars’ worth of cloth from Jierrmin Sehulting, pleaded guilty to an attempt wt larceny, Ho was sent to the State Prison for two yearn and pix months. Henry Ouie, indicted for sealing #ix cloaks, worth sixty- @ix dollars, fom Andrew D. Scott, on the 2ist of Nover ber, pleaded eulity to an attempt Jotm Burns al-o Bivadad guilty toa similar charge, he having been in- cved for atea ing one handred and Afiy dollars’ worth 0” wearing apparel, owned by Robert Raster, of the ship Lady Bowen, ‘lying a pier No. 12 Bast river, These prisoners wut Ww tho State Prison for wo Thomas Johnson, indieted for petty larceny from the porwn, pleated guilty, He attempted to pick the pocket of t.loyd Davia, when he was detected by ottieer J; — Kebiis Kornineyer, who was charged with stent bay horee and a set of harness, worth one hundred Le lara, tho proper y ‘of Theodore Erta, pleaded guilty to an attempt at yrand larceny, These prisoners were each sent to the Penitentiary for one year. ‘The eourt adjonrned o mect this (Saturday) moroing. Ausayy Live Stock Mannet.—Yesterday wan a bad dry for the cattle dealers, The cattle, for the most part, are of fair quality, and the supply is ‘somewhat wnvalier than it was Inst week, but prices are no beter, if so gw. Ono oF two gales inade during tue afternoon indi- » a decline, but tho transactions were not suifeiently a. -@ to deterinine what tone the market will Se ape lo jood cattle can be bought at Re. ime fot Tilinois eteers, Sey ow Bicop ace in steady demand at gens, a & 10);0. 0 le. per lo.—Argua, Dee. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. aod awe Canvas —In Passaic, N. J., on Thu Bi en moe of the ‘# Voge Rev. Goo, ¥, Ketel ly Capaain tna C. Canman, St. of 4 ranewic! ty yROCA 8, , Thos, Pr. Resta, Yaa yf of Paraato, NO carat, Bracteoun—! —M™ Thurwiav. Nerember 21. by NEWYORK HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1865.—WITH SUPPLEMENT. Sig oars Svat Deo the Rev. C, 1). Foxe, Tuomas C. daughter of Alfred T. Buxter, Esq.. of Brooklyn. Maxpan—Torit.—On Wed , Rescember 30, at we Reformed Dutch church, ‘Washington square, by the Strong, Joan W. Marpey to Harns N, Toran, v. Di at "oF this city, Peck—8axuprx.—On Saturday, December 9, we the Rev. A. C. ‘at No, 203 West ‘Thirtieth street, Wi Liam P, Peck, of New York city, to Annie D, Sansuan, of Parsoniteld, Maine. Rosenrs—THomrsox.—On Wednesday, December atthe residence of the bride’s father, by the Rev. Mattison, D, D., Eisas P. Rorgnra, of New York, toGano- ned susan 6 daughter of John Thompson, of Jersey y. No card New Brouswick (N. J. rs please Copy. Sioa oe is Wed ‘ednesday, Desomber 20, at Moriches, ne Tone inant the Rey. aug. T. Dobson, Mr, Cuai Rowsavp, Pee New York, “Mise AGNES B. Tarrixe, of the former place. Wurrwar.t-—Davenroxt.—On Thursday, December 21, at Chnst Church, Brooklyn, E. D., by Rev. i i. Part- ridze, Mr, Wir WimtweL, of neva, N. Y., to Miss Carrig A., daughter of Wm. B. Day rapa Esq., of the former place, day, Decmer 30, ty the Hey, "Henry Blanchard 74 vy, December e Rev. fon 8 or 4 Lvtier B. Tuam to MI both of Browse. s Died. ¥ Bowrs.—Mart mam daughior of Martin and Fanny Bowes, aged 2 Rake Limnos and 11 The friends of the ee cTespect! pee aiek t aternoon, from her late residence, 61 ‘Pearl street 4 oa. ARCHIBALD = La ret Friday, December iy ULL, formerly of Troy, Funeral this (Saturday) pr Pe rtagh oS ve o'clock, from 28 University 7 place, ‘northwest corner, Campoetr.—On Thursday evening, npg 21, after abrief iiness, Lawrence, youngest son of the late John Campbell, of this citi A The relativesand friends of the family sre respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sun afternoon, at two o'clock, at the Chareh of the Tocereecs corner of Thirty-Afth street and Madison avenue, without farther notice. Cfavtay.—On Thursday, December 21, of consumption, Ormonp H, Charu, ages by years and 9 days, His remains will be taken to Connecticut for inter- nt. Comns,—Suddenly, on Thursday, December 21, Saran M., the beloved wife of Samucl H. Combs, in the 64th year of her age, The rolatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, {rom her late residence, 1053¢ Essex strect. CORNWELL. —At Manhasset, L. p on Thursday morn- ing, December 21, Hawuxrr, ‘son of the late Walter J. Cornwell, in the 42d year of his age. The refatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday morning, at half-past ten o'clock, at the Protestant Episcopal church at Manhas- set. weY.—On prsay, December 22, Eowarp Cooney, in the 22a year of his ag ‘The friends of the fi family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at Road o'clock, from the residence of his mother, 79 Canal stre« Curnnert.—Om Thursday December 21, Some JAMES Curnerr, only son of Richard and Sarah Cuthbert, aged 6 x ars, 4 months and 6 days. ‘he friends and relatives ea the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his Boron 76 Suffolk street, on sunday afternoon, at two o'clock. Daty.—On Friday, December 22, Asser Daty, in the ‘28th year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of her mother, No, 106 Degraw street, Brooklyn. Dit1os,—On Wednesday, December 20, Colonel Joxxrn J. Dittoy, late of the firm of Badger & Dillon, in the 53 year of his age. The relatives and friends of tho family are respectfally invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from St, Luke’s church, or avenue, near Fulton avenue, Brookly: ‘San Francisco, New Orleans and Ctasteston (8. C.) pa rs please Copy. gis December 21, after a long Doxonox.—On Thursday, and painful ee tiga! Doxoaor, a ‘native of New York city, aged 26 ys ‘The friends of the fay are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late ee No, 131 Seventh aveouae on afternoon, at one o'clock. Grant. —On Friday mornit Cy 22, Mauaty C. Grant, wife of B. Grant, Kit ‘The friends of the family, and ‘he ‘United Daughters Be: America, Chapter No. 7, are invited to attend the neral, on Sunday a at one o'clock. Alba aT rota, Bacembe 2, of canbe, Hicxgy,—Oo “Martin Biceey, ‘The funeral will placd from the residence of his father, Michael Hickey, Luqueer street, yn, on Sunday aftern at a o'clock precisely. ‘His romains psa lh conveyed to the Cemetery of the Holy Cross, eared (Ireland) lease copy. Pigs woah Friday, Betomter 22, of oo of ‘consumption, Jans lor, aged 21 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 221 East Broadway, on Sunday ‘afternoon, at one His remains will be taken to "calvary metery for interment. Jonannes,—On Thursday, December 21, Ayxa, dangh- ha Johannes, aj aged 4 years,1 ter of ores and Met! ‘The iene Nati of the famil; respectful, e is and relatives of qin Aly invited to attend the funeral, on 5 rf nf two oc ae ae corner of South Fifth and Sevent Tene —On Thurmisy, December 21, afte~ a short and Homi illness, Bbc, ‘net Lye Wiest Pose Ktooe, aged 58 ycars, & native sha, pariel 4 lombkill, county Longford, Ireland. Her yr int and those of her hus- .—On Thi December 21, FiuEN Roxi- sox, beloved wite of Fen Francis Kellett, a native of Kings var aan a of pa gos Ireland. and relatives are respectfully invited to atema ten reuerst on wae, afternoon, at two o'clock, from 18 James street, Bi Mansu.—The fanefal of Jonsea M. Manan will take ee at the Oliver street church, on Sunday at ten o'clock, relatives and friends of as Za Hancock Lodge, ani the fraternity Society Ware caenehot Preble taal Secretaries, Wa. ‘Tammany or Columbian Order.—Brothers— Yon are invited to attend the funcral of our late brother, Joseph M. Marsh, on December 24, at one charch corner of Oliver . PURDY, Grand Sachem, Scribe, The mombers of John Hancock Lodge, No. 70, aro i, aaa to moet at oe oe, ‘Odd Fellows’ ‘corner of Grand and Gentre strects, on Sunday, Ban’ iust., at 12 o’clock M. precisely, to attend the fune- ral of our late worthy brother, Maater Joseph M. Marsh. The members of the Grand deceased has years) and brethren of sister in invited to te ie i rr of NOLEY, tai ALLOY, Master, ry Meven —In Hoboken, N. J., re _Tharadag,’ Dece 21, of consumption, Joan La is Maven, of rich, ‘wits zerland, aged 36 years, His relatives and friends arc invited to attend the funeral, this (Faturday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late’ residence, 53 Firat street, Hoboken. MoCoynms..— EL@anern UcConyeil, thter of the late Matthew MeCounell, in the 19th year of her age, The friends of the family and acquaintances are re- epectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late realdence, No, 428 West Thirty-second street, this (Satdr- day) alternoon, at one o'clock, cGoway.—On Friday, December 22, of the late Matthew Catharine M years, 6 wonths and 22 days, ‘The relatives and friends « ot the family, also the mem. bers of the Independence Social Club, are respoctfully invited to attend the faneral, from his late resi ince, No 415 Hester street, on Sunday af on, wt one o’élock Martiew, son fetowan, aged 21 5 . de, —Seddenly, in Brooklyn, on Thuredat oh morn- tn, Doser 21, Thomas M. McLean, ia the 67th year of hte Se relatives and friends are invited to attend the neral, from his late residence, 271 Union street, on Sunday afternoon, at two o ‘clock? without further notice, Parsons. —in Brooklyn, on Friday, December 22, Ms. mtanux, voice of Frederick Turner Varvons, in the 62d year of her age. Rervices will be held at Grace church, Brook- we ae, on Sunday afternoon, at half-past two ‘The remaine will be taken (o Goshen, N. Y., for ,, December 2%, of consumption, ed wife of Jamoe Pation, aged walbe and Beni ‘nd relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the ‘on Sunday, from ber Tate Pa somber oy Mr Mary Putas, ire. Maw ba widow of Mievael Phelan, in the 611i year of her age.” The relatives and friends of the faraily are respectfully invited to atteud the funeral, from hor late residence, 464 West Twenty fifth street, on Sunday afte: coon, «| one o'clock precisely. Pe. we The friends and rolativen of the family aro respectful joy ited W attend the foveral. op Bunday ‘Sunday ey | 6 Seieetien e ee ‘SBrarrza.—At Hobokea, Now Jersey, on Wednesday, Deceinber 20, ToaT. Srarven, wifeof Mi. Jobn J. stapfer, The and friends are invited to attend the fan- eral, on = ee o'clock, from her late resi- done», No. 313 Nd atroet, Haboken. Syue,—On ona December 21, owt Lora, eens daughter of Wma. A and Josephine A. Byimor, ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) afterneon, at one o'clock, from 407 Greenwich stroet. Surety —In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, December 20, Java D., son of John and Leah Trappall, tn the 824 your of his bm The relatives and friends of the family, also thors of his brother-in-law, Isaac Carhart, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, without further notice, Sanday afternoon, at heif-past one o'clock, from the Carlton ave- nue M. E. church, near Myrtle avenue. — t 827’ Bowery, after along iiness, Wits Wine members of Tonic Lodge, No. 486, F. and A. M., are respectfully invited to attend the funeral. Due no- tee will be given in to-morrow’s paper. Wrexes.—In Brooklyn, on Friday evening, December 22, V. D. W. Weekes, in the 46th year of his age. Notice of funeral r, _ SHIPPING NEWS. BF z tj Port or New York, December 2 22, 1865. Hi ED. nee City of Boia an Kennedy, Liverpool—J G Stcamnshin Falion, Wotton, Havre —Wm Bell. pes: Hamurg Kunhardtek ve ean . IP Montastiton (Br), Hamshaw, Kingston, Ja— Howland & Aspi ‘on a Lag. Bowen (ir), Livingston, tat NSW—R W ohh D Renol ite, Hs Live Wit Bh St Andrew (Br), ‘Rosmeyer, Cork via at Minturn & Co, feast Ship Hangs (Brem), Wieke, Bordeaux—Ruger Bros. Eneas, Grosenich, Demarara—J Eneas, Bark ae Hammond, Barbados—-T T Dwight. Bark Carlton, Trécarting Mobilo—Brett, Son & Co, Bark Burnside, Taylor, Apalachicola—Crocker, Wood & "0. Brig Cyclone (Br), McDonald, Vera Cruz—F Alexandre & 4g BE Cape Hatton (Ham), Burow, Aux Cayes—H Becker Brig Garah Peters, Lord, Trinidad —0 & J Peta! Brig Albatross (Br), Buchard, St John, NB—P TN Nevius & Son: ie ‘Village Belle (Br), Crane, 8t John, NB—D R Dewolf “are Amanda Jane, Wolfe, Galveston—Pents Bros. ie, Davis, Gienfuegos—Roebnia & Co. Bone vite (Br), Kerr, St John, NB—P I Nevius & Son. Sehr Charmer. rgfeldt, Galveston—Murray & rope '. Schr Stak, ‘harleaton—Brown & Vanderbilt. , Powers, Wilmington, NC—Crowell & Pal Beh John Lenthall, Martin, Newbern, NC—Bentley, Smith Soir Pointer, Michaels, Fevvigesco--@ m peanatan. Sehr R M Clark, Clark, New Haven- & Co. Schr Malabar, Walsh, Gout ae Bite ‘& Co, ARRIVED. Steamship Peruvian (Br), Ballantine, Liverpool Deo 7, vind Londonderry Sth, and Portland 2h, w with mdex and 390 songers, to 4 Cuion,. 20h inal, 8 PM. BD miles Enat of Boston, poy steamship Avia, from Boston for Liverpool. Steamship Corsica (Br), Le Measurier, Havana Dee 15, a1 4 Nassau 18th, with mdse and ngery, rd. AM, 10 miles 8 of Barnegat, pasacd within 3 miles of name with loas of bowsprit, bound N, but without any fiat flying; at 10:30 AM, she being about § miles on Port quarter, showed ensign union down: bare up and put, back to her, when she proved to be the J & D Cranmer, of New loaded with ig wood, ard on being hailed stated he wished to be towed, but as she had a fair wind, carrying all sail, and not in distress, declined doing ao, and proceeded on "Sip. Elena (Brem), Bremer, Rotterdam, 48 days, with mdse and passengers, lo Obae Luling £00, Ship Rernion (of Bat), Nichols ‘Glasgow via Queenstown 42 days, with coal, 0. to mast Mark’ George ol (BP), Perry,” Cardiff, 1 d-ys, with coal, to Boyd & Hincken. Burk Mayflower, Lovejoy, Barbados Dec 1, St Kitts 8th, with sugar and molasses, 6 HT Trowbridge's Sons. Bark Enrique (of Buenos Ayres), Oreutt, Black River, Ja, Baars, with logwood BSnpar, to. Meiealt 4 Duncan. the E was not ashore at Fort Hamilton, as reported by telogra eons Ephraim ‘Williams, Perry, Georgetown? BOS with mast Belg Attie Durkee (Br), Crowby, Buenos with hides, &o, to Ge mall Brig Haven, Peterson, Bal Brig Handy, Bedell, “Ba Arahay for § for Ravann nfo s, Kempton, Hoa . Balt, Virginia for Now Haven. Welle, Virginia for New Haven. ‘endieton, Georgetown for New Haven. Schr BH Jones, ‘paris, Georgetawn for Providence, Schr J H Hoyt, Peterson, Baltimore for New Haven. Behr Rtar, Orowelly Philsdelphia for Bomone Schr Doretta Kalin, Stockin, Elizabethport for Middie- Sehr Sart Gilman. Crowell, Boston. Providence. Bam Chest ‘ren, Philadeiphia. RNED—Steamaehtp Saratoga, King, hence 2th inat for Norfolk "itichmond, 4c, In consequence of part of her ma- chineey getting out of 0 a Teaac Ayres, 69 daya, Sreausn sn, Vel f New Orleuns, put into Nassau, NEAlth iste ia'disireen, of hal ature mot Bena fet th Foss, Begin yee The 27th with tix feet water in her olde i crew wi cued by the schr W H Tiers, and Innded nat, The J F registered 19) tana, was bul tn 1846, be hailed from Philadelphia, Bric AVILES, Tracy, from Philadel “ay goer — ae ont ashore ‘Thuraday on Lame Ae Hoo! 4 ‘and towed to.the olty by ateamer Lackawana, ino the. Eo: faaian ‘oast Wreekt has sustained litte damage, and the captain thtnun he wif not be obliged to dis. bind for repairs, + 'W Lipsey, of Fall River, Cope Ben) Clark, sailed from’ Piitindelphia Oct12 for Mobile (and went to sna from Delaware Breakwater on the 16h) bye Ih acurgo of 00 tous coal anvt 20 tone lime on deck. and ax she had yot arrived at her port of destination at the latest accounts, Tears are an: tertained that she was lost in the hurricane of Oct 33 and 23. Capt Clark has a wife and several children, who reside in al sel partially insured, Scan Catwor, from Jers ashore near Caatle Till, Newport, RI. Vessel is leaking, ut nay be got off after’ lightering, if ‘the weather prove: City for Boston, with coal, ix Pan. 1, from seg York far Machias, with corn, went azhore on Wood Ena Cod; was got off AM Yist be coo! leaky, aud taken to 5 o- ~ inceiown, where she will dis nas nae miovend in fram Saco, on tue wih in, at Bry ‘while site off Barnegat in collision wi gn unknown | own staamer and lost Nowtpels had the stew marian Benn On, ateanceDarag the the howe NW gale at Pali River ant. sehr Challenge, 0! h had been launched 0 marine Fa ay, fate morning, er un. tin iin or rn ry aamaen a Kiedis: Chelson 16h, nat, fromm the sites ‘and {uiended for the Chil trade, Neiiecteterinens. ° ACOTLAND: Wt Se sen ae Foy! ‘ON SEFRYUILE OR or zona. Teele that Bs ne aa ation ee ae revolving white light, attaining its of "The t will be Te ite. This an elevation etry every Bh ey Ee weather should be seen from s distance of 14 miles. Aioptrie, or by lenses N, lon'S 49 80 W of Green- ‘Sif by E from the entrance PS fangs ew ob ety awer 56 na wich, Loree I about 2 oe of Lowlandinan bay, in Jura. MEDITERRANEAN: WEST , o MOREA—REVOLTING LIGHT ormatior ct cava NATANOLO. or he te 8 light rent Would be a eitieed ts ioe er. would be ex rm at n Cape, Katakolo, the aouth ne "Keaiak on the wi Bnet of the Morea, we if “53 a revolving white light, whieh attains ite great e rity Ra ta Yat int light will ef ceen secon: for mean “the Inrnina t npparatas fs dioptric, or by moans of lenges of te fourth The Geer retands at P yards within the ronth fag VA of 3 ps. and iis positon In given at lat $7 38 N, ie jovel of the sea. and should be seen io clear iatance of Greenwicl 1 WES? COAST—FIEED RED LIGHT ON MARESKAR Gell iiCrrmation hee bean received thut on and after the sh day of November, 1868, a light would be exhibited fram a sighthouse rwcentiy erected on Masenkar, near the Pilot station of Karringo, on the west coast of Sweden. The lhe ds s fired red. Tigul, at an tlevation af Tit tent above the mean level of the sea, and in eloar w should bereen froma distance of bout 12 miles, aThaslinminating apparatus is dioptric, or by lenses gf the “Thetower is 72 feet high from base to vane, and stands about midway between the lighthouses of Marstrand and Hallo, tu lat 58 6 0 N, lon 11 2) Kast of Greenwich, It is painted red, and aboot 83 yards eastward of i are three dwo'ling houses, two of which are alto painted red and the third waite. The sea mark on Mageskar has bern removed. W B SHUBRICK, Chairman, AMENICA! SOUTMRAST COAMT—WRRCK OF MMS BOMBAY, UN THE ™ te Oren ADainatty, } Lonpor. Nov 4 tig, wre, No W, leaned frow relative to the danger With reference to Notice to this often on the dist of (March. i cauteod by the destruction of het Mu egty's inte ship slob. between ‘lores Talet and the Enulich Bank, tt ap: on a ot, tn Tatormatios lately received from Mr Charles © M.S Satellite, that the wraek lies about LM mile so Trent of the ponition formerly given, with Flores, Lightho: ea 40 B, and the Cerro Lighthouse N 6020 filowiog tarther received from Commonder Phillips, o: HM = h the Commanderin-Ohief on the soul) am Oo ralther aide of the wreck there are 7 and 7g fathoms water, soft mi at frown tiv rtnf the diver no shoal & slight coating of mud over he htrow 4 the lenst oes It ap fortaation bax aubsecuently been 8 Stromoli vast count of The prit, howeve 10 be removed and te. pinced by 8 buoy; Duh Jeprooable (Out it will soon be ands Hi bear le. Variation 9 15 E in 1865, Al Gat earingh aro magnet 1 ion GEO HENRY RICHARDS, Hydrographer Whalemen. Oe ahital Bedford, was in Margnretia Bay Nov 8, enamez of NB, wae at Terceira Bept 31, all Briere wavnen } Nov Zi, no Int, &o, with Fisher, of RB, wan at Delon Inland, West Etna erase ole'ny oil sma ¥ he | Mo ere pete ne patig ebaten. Sas Ror fz, oem Gam Vennclere Ser Paget Seana, a mn Ports, Banoxioms, Dec 4—Arr brig Pandora (Br), Orisenolo, Portiond, Me. Gapig, Dec 8—Are test (Br), Shaw, NY¥ork. Gatto, Nov ide aer ship Tea Rixby, ‘Chinebas (and aid 21st for G: 5 bark Priscil Jones, do (and wld 2uth for Cork): 2th, #hip Britannia, Little, Son Fron. einoo (ane. TJ cigs Se teas to load for Antw: Tn pen shige ci Baker, and Commo- gory voli far Ghtwchas; Urig Comanséorey Rime from aed san NeIsCo. sa, Hollvia, Oct IS—Are bark Tarmda (of Boston), MoCasiin, Valparaiso, When off Coronel, Coast. of Chit Sid enilitig under the Chitien flag, ahe was ehased by a Spai {ch frigute rome 90) miles, but’succeeded Im reachins tho Port in rafety, the frigate arriving som sore fow houraafter, | ‘oast Ov Arnica—~ m1 ; Coast, bark Wm H Shailer, Marks, Laadene, At Accra Nov 10, burk May Queen, Johnston, une. i nda ‘Count Nov ily bark Robick, Hat’ from Boston, Bld no te, bark Kedar, Holm (from Bostof), bound down Nov IL. bark Sviph, Webber. une. ‘Oct 13, bark May Queen, Johnson, une. noe. eae ia pert bark Witch, Loud, for Messina, %, Dec i Are sehr Maria, Crowell, NYork. (ld th be WH Harris, Card, Baltimore; sehr’ Compromise, Mussiwa, Deo 2—In port Lawrence (not Lemuel), Hower, for Boston, Nassav, NP, Nov 24—Arr schrs Alice Flora, Knowles, 25th, hy Sylvia, Huge, do; Deo 1) steamshin Charleston; Eanator, Vebers, NYork for New Orleans, in distress, Dee 16, stenmer Coguetie, Squires, Baltimore; brig Henry rete, Bauires, id brig Delhi (Br), Parker (from meri Port: Doc. a stare achre J JH ‘Allen White; Qe m, Dec Philadelphia), ane Jeby. and! Chars Tianaona Pilot 4 Boal : jainenon Hoots Ellzavethport. Cid harks atria { jon, Go* waand earn et; Mary Edson, How: mi, Port an Prince; yi Morrill, kinda fo "Now Orleans: S Nelson Hall, Paddoel Port Richmond, NJ. Slibbark Mary Edson; and from be- tow seamer Neptune, 22i—arr steamers Leontes, Havana; Zenobla, New Or- or . Dec 20—Arr ship Germania, Franke, Nev Janeiro: sohrs Geo. Goodspeed, Bos: vey, Saca; Active, Sherman, ten Dyer, Portiand, cla mine GT Winsor (Br), Perry, Ha- lifax, NS; Jackson (63 tons, formerly revenue cutter Jack- yon), Hufington, Antigua and a market. Sid bark cS Polo (Brom), Bremen, 2ist—Arr bark Hero (Br), by New i ag Cld ship Mary Haymond e Bagmonds © rapa for orders. ter, sid rig J P Ellicott, i x, aula t, Dt us aragices Vith—-Arr. stninhig Herman Livingston, Baker, NYork; bs 74 Hlawatl do. _In the offing e bark RIV! Ds Deo 20—Arr schrs Charles W Bent Howen NYork: Vendor, Brayy do. Sid achr Nellie Dy Ha: dams, Phtladelpphta satin schrs Orlon, Hadwin, and Fanny Moss, Davie, SHANPTON ROADS, Deo 19—Arr bark Queen Victoria Br). Liverpool for ony Polat Bid ship Hermine (Bren), Kreraen Pr eugene (Br), Liverpool; Christoforo Colombo nice (all from City Polnt). Nor ROL. Dec 19--Bld schra Jos Holmes, Allen, and Wm BE BAER NYork; Harper, Coombs, Bosto RYPORT, Doo B—Are ache White Bea, ‘Lee, New Kevehumn, Port Geo L Green, Ri Prantner, Providenon: A Martin, Brower, Boston elle, Lea, do; FF Randolf, Risley, NYork; Ocean Wave, Baker, Newpo Smith, Anderson, gs River: J N Baker, Adams, Salen; E Magve, Magee, do. Cld steamor Bosph Ts (Br), Alexander, Liverpool via york: bark Wm Van Name, Cook, Marseilles; schra Gov Burten, P ecock, Bari imma? Hilles, doa; Warren Blake, Messervy, Matanzas; son, New Orleans: Joba Dorrance, Rice: J Cadwala- by ont n, and J Paine, Mayo, New York: BM Wright, Freeman, Boston: 8 B Wheeler, MoGi: ugh tins Ruth A Ba ker, Kutght, ae Ocean Bird, Parker, di on Fall Rives RTLAND, Deo 20—Arr bark Charles Fawin, Maddocks, Mntangan: brite Kenuobee, Merril, Cardona Koil Wish, Sierra Morena; Elmira, Norton. Philidelphia: Forest, Strout, and J W Drisko, Backnam, Elizubethport. Cid ba: Brandywine, Cor- Brunswick (new, of Portland, 308 tons), Sylvester, Hav Std shi brign Aronstook, J Pelledo, Geor, Chase, Ws Na fe Miller, W Greenough, Eudorus; and oi) PORTSMOUTH, Deo 19—Arr brig Aurate, Davis, Philadel. WTUCKET, Dec 20-Sld schr Mary Elisabeth, Rock- hill, APhtiadel hia. PROVIDENCE, Deo 20—Arr achr Lizzie Raymond, Lord, Philsdetpbln. sid bark Frank Marlon, Stinson, Abalach) cola; brig J Ht Counc , Philadelphia; sohrs American Eugle, Shaw, do; DB ‘Martin, Peterson, South Ri uJ NYork; Mahan, ‘lo; Oceanus, Haw: Mit Cha brig. eters smith, NYork. Sid brig Two Marys (Br), Germaine, hiladelphia: achre ring, Knowles, Nansamond, Vax 48 Weldin. Smith, svar RANCIACO, Nov is arr (Br). Ho |, Gentoo, ‘pool ke Vine Uitte, Martin, Callao, Bld 19th, ships Endenvor, Doane, Manila; ' 28th. Emma © Jones, Luen, New Bedrord;' bark ingio Saxon, Homans, Sydney: 29th, ne Revere, Brow SALE: De 18 fampaen Belie Hatch, Phila. deiphe ai Tintch, NYork, Sid 19th, wehr Kate E Rie ‘iladelphia. ‘ FINANCIAL, | ue ED STATES TREASURY. _INTRREST DEPARTMENT. Parties hoki a ae pees ot ine ra rartiqn hotitng soem an of ihe wevara 1 finan porate Jan ary Bri, a pra re ed to hand them fn to this o jule, at nest will have their ‘son previous (0 the oth Ina. Holders complying with the above » agexninined and checks given for them on the . after three one . ¥ are Ferrer int ar nishiad apon appheation at the Coupon Interest tment. wv Nore UK, Ausitant Treasurer, United Staten Tanti “SAVINGS RE. A X PER CENT IRTEMEST ALLOWED, Interest om dopostis feos! how commences January 1 (UTIENS SAUINGS Ba WEKY CONDE OF CANAL STREET. SIX PER CENT INTEREST, t, free trom goverument 1d on deposits mate on ar before Jani Popes every day for the reception of depois sod vay. ments of money, from 10 A. M. 103 P, M.: and also on Mon- day, Wednesday aud Friday afternoons, from 5 to 7 o'clock. Bink books in German, Pren- band Bugiah GEORGE FOLSOM, President, Brrwoun A. Buxox, Secretary. ITY OF PORTSMOUTH RONDS.THE UNDERSIGN- ‘ed, in behalf of the city of Portsmouth (State of Ohio), SAK the holders of the bonds of wald city falling dus Ohio Life Tuausancs and Trust Company, ‘Astor House, December 7 1865, ‘and part of the principal, und for an ex id Donde, GEO, JOHNSON. 1865, ee dae on sal to pay the in tension of the bal _Aston House, New Youx, Dec. 2 Cores OF BONDS OF THE CITY AND COUNTY Of San Francisco, due in this city January 1, will i coin by 4 ea “LBES & WALLER, 38 Pine atreet. Naw Yonx, Dec. 4, 1965. Pp, SALE ALLEGHANY MINING COMPANY BONDS 8 ‘$4,000 Bonds, due 1871, boaring interest at or ante; coupons payable January and July; stock of sald company. HAKRISON, GARTH & © W YORK AND HAVRE STEAMSHIP ened nd fOr le oveOROTE, vo change piace. _ te a site 9a: after Prosentation, (2 the com ange Nationat Bank tn_aatd ECKRK & JEWETT. of bie hs “the elty of New "or, date In current funds u Awericao Ex ay at lanvaviiie, Cal, November, 1080. ¥ tee NOTICE 7O BONDHOLDPRS.—INTEREST x THE ba, Cal., due January 1, 1866, ~ Sf York, will Be paid on ad. after the company, te mein ‘Exebange Nationel Bank. in ab the Amer man. DECKER Ajewsrr. JOSE RAMROAD AN PRANCISCO AND A RAN DOM ‘mort, Jmerest coupons due in New < Chen's WAL snreet. “Unen a WA ‘LER, 8 Pine iJ NEWO STLE MUTUAL COAL COMPANY—CAP ital Coal delivered to aubacrivers tiamediatelé At cost, Apply at the oie of the Company, 100 Kroadway. ANTED—$90.000, ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, FOR 4 term of years, oa a farm of one thousnnd acres, an dern ui 4 ‘ate of cultivation, within aixieon niles of 1 interest ra address box 188 vo Post office, Uhicago, SPECIAL NOTICES. VAL 01 patty bit! a 3 A - t, He amen Are, Notien of the eyed of e ling venscls off Randy Hook will be sont ‘OF aurronud- 7 ingeountry apon application at the office, 50 and 82 Pine a. a 0. LEWIS, Buperintendent, For partic: Th AT TOWARD MISSION, J Bowery.—In consequence of the atorm on Th na have been Mm: fo 37 NEW ort Spaechen a Distrib. to 2o'clock. Friends of th AUTION.-THE P J against nego Kenna against C Gated November 24, 18e Of name having never ven FeO Nn ne . z shiny “lie. Wyn ET, for mre ae ft, Ly raed by Emma Fans IN please prevent invoice Of gris aa guilt hie 50d pe AREMAS, GOOKEN & bigs 0 MILLINERY bi od BAST TWELETH Srith I, CASUBERKG \ for lnctos’ am upon by Mrs ADIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN THE vr. at value for Cast OW Wearing Appenrl, Furnitures car ale, he by cat PP RONENTIVALS ‘on or addreseiny Borrery. ‘opposite Great Jones siseet, Ladies attended 16 id Mra, Rosen toal. ‘COAL, w oon, ac. if ORCTARD, RED ARH AND ORNO! ¥ Bee : 3 _ SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. A xowane oF Li RECOMMENDED RMAN girls wint attuations gener.) Loasework, fe, NOwis German Tnstitute, 17 Stanton street, near Youna AND peerporsni 41 RLWOMAN Bee 4 situation ua cook, washer an: the of city nees given, Can fhe scent Tit Wea GERMAN GIRL WANTS A SITUATION IN A SMALL Brivai¢ Americun family, for general housework. In- Quire at 481 6th av., in shoe APY OF REFINED TASTE AND Muc Mm EXPE rience wixbes a situation aa housekeeper tn « To family; best of references given aud required. Ad- drees H. B., Heraid office, YOUNG AMERICAN WIDOW, A STRANGER IN ires a housekeeper’# situation, im a small { superintend batchelor's apurtments or alld. Address, with particulurs, Mra. Alice Grahamn, station D, Bighth at COLORED LAUNDRESS WISHES TO TAKE IN washing and [roning, Call at 227 West 37th at., frat floor, back room, J. A. Ward, N ENGLISH. YOUNG WOMAN WIS tion as seamstress and to assist in chi Ply at 9) 8th av, in the store, SITUATION WANTED young woman, lately ‘waitress; understands lady's bairdress gay onl only at Mra, Forrest's millinery. sto A. SITUA: berwork, Ape BY A RESPECTABLE as chambepmaid and ing. Apply for this 470 Sd ay., near Were at Sarena ame sags, nurse at her ow 0 448 Washington st, near Desbroasas ne Pe WASTED BY. A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ‘saituation aa wet nurse; best of ty references given. Apvly for one week at 373 4th B.Sc SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE AND well recommended woman, in city or country; is a ood cook and baker, first rate washer and {roner; no objeo- ns to do general housework. Call at 4046tb a pga Pll ago? Mca 4 oe or country: 0 South, an 4s familiar with the” bey English and Prooch.Inngungos ‘Beat city reference. Address A. B., $81 16th st., third foor, plications to 'e made in weithos silver plating establisiment, 19 Ann xt, V TANTED—IN A LAWYER’ after 9 o'clock, old; salary reterences, pate attice, Rogan’ 's, Pay Atlant ern t) Ft oa $25 bator ANTED—IN 4 RU HELP WANTED—mALES. OF ALL PROFESSIONS AND man andarysisn ut of the gi of ealtry, dasire 6 will Pequi energy ‘and salaries will be pald weekly. All t= the mnformation desired Us insure 4 none but those of tem- principles need apply. "ANTED—MEN trades, (0 Montecatini, Apoips beta OFFICE, A LAD, NOY Pime at, over 15 years of age, Apply at room No. 6, 46 DIN AN OFFICE DOWNS TOWN, A Alie and intelligent young man, ubout 16 per week, Address, wih handwriting nob, Herald oi: HAT SALESMEN TWO FIRST CLASS TANT! Werte: Lirge Seu hern and Western trade, Address or apply to Hawkins & Dickerson, 273 « WANT a0 Aa NTS, TO SELL A VERY NICE «per cent eben tha ite a dozen uy rs Apply A YOUNG MAN, 18 Night work and render sie salury $10 per week. Addreas box New York,” are old, to dn t od Fg useful RES, AT STINER'S, ANTED—A YOUNG MAN ABOUT 18 YEARS OF age. totend ina retail fancy st Thos. tie steer, Broakiyns APPT St ANKEE NOTIONS, HOSIERY AND WHITE GOODS srian wanted, Who can imfucnce State and Went. 10 a first elas house, Lorain on th 3 Mberal to good men,’ Address M.S. & ng ‘ont ‘atic. -L WILL GIVE THE AnOVE SUM TO ANY person & aituation as bookkeeper im nereluiae ar sunet Mage Varks can foreian ioe ity references, at ene. ten years’ experience. Ad> dresa Bookkeeper, station F. HELP ¥ WANTED—FEMALES, es ‘NUMBER ol Good STRAW SEWERS WANTED A SERVANT WHO UNDERSTANDS COOKING AND housework wanted; must come well recommended; only four rooms to be attended to and but Sere persons fu the family. Apply between 2 and 6 P. M. at 182 West 48th —WANTED, A FIRST RATE COLORED 4 woman, as laundress and to asaiat in chamberwork. No ‘second rate woman need upply at 426 West 23d at, URSE AND SEAMSTRESS WANTED—ONE WHO understands hair reveling, must be capable, A French n preferred. Apply at 135 West 44th st. Wien GOOD COOK, AT THE HUDSON RIVER House, 252 West 80th st, between 9th and oth ara, Apply until Monday morning, None but 2 good cook tidy person need apply. ev. ANTED—IMMEDIATELY, A FEW GOOD SEWERS, for hairwork; also & youtig French eit], ax apprentic can make eas; from $3 to $4 per day. Apply at Bd) Broad: way, rooms Wa! xtep—a ‘GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK, id must be x good washer und ironer; also good 812 sth av., near 24th st. ANTED—TWO WOMEN COOKS; ONE FOR NIGHT and one for day work: must understand pastry, Mes- chutt Dining Rooms, No. 3 Fulton st., Brook’ nd a T, to-do general hi ork in asmall first clas family. Inquire from 1 to 3 P. M. at 168 Broadway, room No. 6, Wi West teih at WET NURSE, AT ONCE,~—APPLY AT 30 ANTED—TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS FOR A PRI- vate boarding house; those who have lived in a board- ing house would be preferred. Apply at 11 Wooster st. turned soldiers and all others who ria CANVASSERS Mera ig» fy pict Henri Brown's Four Years F etgage tu align 500 and profitable business {n the city or country should apply vont GH DE Rs RSLERVE, for terms aud territory at once. $1,500 Feats five yeurs; above aalary ur large comm munchine sold in the United Stites fo Baker, Singer & Co., chines are infrin, upon Shaw & Clark, way, N. ¥.; No. Lonibard’s block, Chieago, No. T Sprace at, second ines; three new kinds; 1 ess than are fully Kcensed by Howe, Wheeler & Wilson. Sree and Bachelder; all other cheap ma- ments; clrcalars free, Adress or call No. “onrih street, Kor 170 Wart Cinelnnats, Ohio, or No.8 Spaulding's Exchange, Bufalo, ioeapal ities required Junetion of Fulton and York ats., B PHOTOGRAI PHERS. —AN 1 army, operat wishes bentioe Asirese itt bos of Music. N.Y. thoroughly competent, Addvens ISTILLER AND Fv understands hia bu; TIFIER WANTED—ONE WHO 48 fully and has some knowl @dge of brewing, will hear of a good xituation in North Caro- lina, nn with recommendations, ©o., 18h to Doliner, Potter & TORt street. PDuOTOGRArHIC RET class man, to work in india ~ WANTED- FIRST x Apply to J. Hall, oklyn, AND PAPER.—SEVERAL EXPERIENCED WORK- men wanted, Also aae hand and one power machine. Apply to Edwin A, Davia, 145 5th ay X-OFFICER OF THE viarly in ainbrotypes, 831 Post office. ANTED—A FIRST CLASS SCENIC ARTIST CAN tain a permanent situation at the Albany Academy ‘Apply, stating terms, to M. A. Trimble, Albany, WAXTEDIAT THE METROPOLITAN CONCERT SA- 25 young ladies. Apply between 2 and 4 o'clock, at 93 and 98 Sixth avenue. —THE NEW STYLE COILS $5 TO $10; SPL $5. Switches from $8 to $90; Deastiful Grecian, ¢ }; Waterfalls from $3 to $6, at Mrs. Pes y PAM iy fashionable ladies’ hairdressing ‘entabiiah: mont, 251 Grand street, between Bowery and Chrystie street, Two rat clase’ hairdressers wanted. SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES. SITUATION WA D—AS ASSISTANT BOOK. or a el satisfactory reference given, Herald AL ite Jess than $20 to $25 per week. ANTED—A FIRST CLASS WATCHMAKER, WITH A first class complement of, tools, who will be worth not a workman, and only such, with good moral habits, will dnd a permanent situa, ton "by a ing, with reference, or telegraphing to Thomas Johnson, 28 Lake atra, N.Y. INT TO WORK ON A machine for moutidnges ‘ul ‘ANTED—A MAN COM?’ waved Whiting preparing good wages will be paid to a ian competent to take SBarge of thie branch of business. Address K., Herald offee, for three day st i SMART, Ae peaks French and XOUNG MAN, MARRIED, "AND FORMERLY IN the army, desires a situation In a commercial hous assistant boo! writer and quick at figures; uot afraid to work. Address Berguant, sta- jon ANTED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN OR na family of livery stable, by 8 man thor. groom, steko th the business, and who ‘xn co by his last employer. Appl: ‘< No. 5 Wost 16h oh. ployer. Apply at the stable Waren YOUNG MAN WHO HAS MIs EVEN. his disposal wishes to obtain employment as copyist, arin some. the services of Perinat are required. i Nadtens TY. D., care A: 8. By ANTED—A SITUATION ieee SALESMA IN THE stationery, fancy goods or ry business; would be sass gto travel part of the time. “Address Salesman, Herald 2,004 ANTED.—A FRENCHMAN, WHO SPEAKS ENGLISH Derfectly well and undersiaivds his business thoroughly, dostros a situation in @ private Hy 20 ; beat refer: ences given, Addrons box 4,098 Post office, WANTED.CAN UEXPERIENOED BUSINESS MAN, with a largo Western and Southern trade, is desirous of forming a connection a& salesman wi grocery or liquor house: dato, giving real name, ome wholenale ference furnished. . A. Morton, Herald office. HELP WANTED—MALES. GENTS WANTED—MALE AND FEMALE, TO ©. vann every city and town; articles saleable, and facgs Ro humbug, | Satisfaction guaranteed or money re- i. © oh seats 0., Inventors’ Emport- GENTS ‘WANTED—ARTICLE: ITE NEW; PRO. fits large; splendid chance for 9 QUITE x g money, North or South, "Sinall’ capital only required. Apply at ik% Broad | GENTS WANTED IN EVERY STATE AND 4 $1 t0 $2 for overy hour's servien. Pleasant busines ink. Everybody address MAN- New York aunts WANTED—MALE Tag D FEMALE TO SELL ag tage Shien fsa tht Gane “a PR i Sues Srila ieee Cen hess ta oe Gan SG ra BEpORAETe AGENCY, _ Fy od E>.) Be vi men : ao watchaaa, of vied weall. Katablished ished 1658 NUMBER OF ME MEN J Aco eee anleames pional’ Ei Zan o aryl, on eat ot us oF or LL CLERKS, COPYISTS, BOOK men, porters, entry, ary walters, couchman, &c., can find situations at Employment , TH Naseau st. Wanted men lately ar- rived, a9 OY WANTED—IN AN OevicR:, Must WHITE a r adress, ‘in own handwriting, ‘New York Pont of fice, stating salary exprcted. OOKKEEPER WANTED—A YOUNG, UNMARRIED man preferred: must be experienced ani write a yood hand. ‘Address, with references, Dry Goods, &e., Horaid RUG ard’ CLERK WANTED APPLY AT DR. SI 39 Kant 10th at, between I and 2 o'elock. I RY GooDE | MAN WANTED.—AN ENERGETIO MAN, one ac to attend to gonds onudoo atistowed to the bllibore Preferr weond salary to the right man Wek. Peyton, Fe bowery MEY OF RESRBCTABILITY, OUT OF EMTLOTHEN r call early avid Aer our list of vacnn Several ret clase eituations on (o-day's list. No pines, room 17, Sepa ere GALESMAN WANTED-IN A CLOTH JOBBING s house on Broadway; one having a cash, short lime and haar by trade, and one having a Wearcrn traile, will be liber ally treated with, Address box 6,282 Port vflice. PATENT PENCIL SHARPENER joad or slate pencil perfectly, without hands tn the least. ta Pg ne F~ rT the United Slates, Price 25 cents, or five (or $1. AG SHAVER! Sew Tiaven, Conn WO FIRST CLASS DRY GOODS JOBRING SALTS men wanted inacash jobbing hoarse None but expe rleneed men need apply. J. LEWIS & CO. WANTED—A CUSTOM HOUSE CLERK IN A GERMAN importing house, Gorman American preferred, Ad. vx 3197 Voat office, AR > drew b PANTED the millin omen A YOUNG ory busine! Ws NIED-ONE GOOD SALESMAN FOR ARTIFICIAL fivwere; also « eapable hookkeeper, with good refer enen, Apply to K, Pottier & Co. 88 Walker # WAXTEDRA SOUNG GERMAN, 48 INDOOR SER 4; he must understand waiting - table, cleaning sliver and ke ng the house thorough! } otty refer tice nacesaurf. “Apply at 12 o'clock wt O16 Hroniway, wear 14th at. ALESMAN WANTEDAIN A CASIT Gow capable of taking eharge of the mying the goods preferred. — Addren ‘ von 4,826 Pos aioe, Non ng hous nt and of EN ON RAILROADS, & “Mt N FORA 3 porters for sre, for © sbipping 4 driver 2 men to office, 2 clerks tee drive borses eng corte ink dren” ‘snl WILSON &CO., 146 Greene at., Jersey City. ANTED—A SMART, | ACi travel for an importing house; one jwatnted with nction mon eee rem, eating ainry expecter, box kee a eame Les dl Bein Me RB err Shy $11.25 tare a fotinsarech FANTED-—MEN OF ENERGY TO TAKE the beat seiling patent in the city, On 1, 87 Park row. No money asged ull you hat sppeare to be # fue Imorovement, ~Helewlile American. HOLD OF ation Roar oF. ieee DESCRI ye tried i te iy bale 500) 200 SY ag mere Pants, $2 Ay Te WILLIAM STREET, ROOM NO. 8 baat? 3 FOr ht pi snows A Is THAN ANY OTH Me ty ACE. DIAMONDS VALUED, poUGHt AND SOLD. -T 66 NASSAU STREET, ROOM NO, 2A. Honta- MAN pays the higueat prices for Diamonds, Wate! Jewelry, ae. 140 makes advauces on consignments the above farce. F. BERRY a ©O, hest prices for Diamonds, Wateber Liberal advances made On the w PAWNBROKERS' TICKETS BOUGHT OF CLOTHING, 575 i BROADWAY, PAY THE nd Jawelry of articles. Ac—A premium pald for tickots of (vercont, det of Clothing on, hand, auch se Ove 0 to $40: Bust ness Coats, Thinck Frock Conty $8 to: $60; Casal wt Vi heap, "i sein" LV IB 427 Broome street ‘PAWNBROKENY TICKETS BOUGHT AT THE HION, est prices for" Clothing, Jewelry, Dry Goods, &c., at 80 Clinton street, “ AWNBROKERS? TICKETS ROUGHT—OF DIAMONDS. Watches, Jewalry, Silverware, Musical Instruments, Silks, Dry Honey advanced on Die- rand at, up stairs 1M. RIVERS’ PRIVATE DANCING ye J, Schermerhorn street, corner Second quarter. Classes for bealnners wre - beng Downy the fashionable dances are nd apply ax above, fncloee 28 cents for a ‘pamphlet, contatatag the German Cotililon. E GARMO'S DANG Fourveenth street Classen (1 for beginners, for adi pupils, “ate Germa doe ‘de Di ie cee hy we ana. beaauitol @ fGunariite, aria,’ the new an: aciferl sure de NANTES VARIETES PAIISIENN: IBARING'S PRIVATE paso ACADEMY, Ha Fourth avenue, nen rd atreet.—A class wm: | HENRY Hr. : “THINGS ots SEA,” popwort! H HALL, (SATURDAY) EVENING, DECEMBER 23. “OLD THINGS AROUND LONDON.” __Ticketa at the stores and at the door, SOUTHERN ADVERTISEMENTS. ‘PERSONS COMBINING TO BUY LANDS SOUTH ARE \nvited to call at the offies of WRIGHT, CARTER & CO, Fond hy, New York who are prepared to make advantageous arrangements for fueh partion Several companies are now forining [ABLE WATER Powrn Xr rk MOND, ¥ offer for leane for twenty sear renewal, the finest Water v centre of the oliy of Ric! ino yt on the premmver to ereci a. 0 poses of large cap ry nirably dda pind wacotton factory. Farther informa Will be given at the office of WRIGHT, 8 ite %% OG., General Bouthorn Land Agency, 2 Broad way. WHiatir, canter & 09 ADWAY, NOW iret the Onowt Cowl t st Virginia, which pose of upon mort favorable terme: also OF ramediate vicinity of the best producing wells, they wilt Aa tb ‘ RY.—TERTH BX A tr Heautiful teeth tn. tertert ny warranted Gores DENTAL _ ASSOCIATION—THE PRIGINA, Nitrous Oxide Gar, We profess and do extrart without the slightest pain, will make no eharge if we We have given the gas to nearly nine thousand pa accident. Come to tients wi one failure ore, ofire 19 Cooper Institu IDN'T VAN viet K's, 175 NAVAL PRIZE MONEY, wee QOLDIERS OF tee WE PAY. every honored! cents.” Address fa ba a mai Deadquart- Hath aveni@, Beau ful Fert 3. w “gig GASH it FOR « fs} direction , We WURNITORE MOVING BSTABLION. L feraitars, urasure wed ard and aruivare stored, DESCRIPTION, PARLOR Sa ai